dc:title"Explosive radiation versus old relicts: The complex history of Ethiopian Trechina, with description of a new genus and a new subgenus (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechini)";
dc:description"Figures 4 - 7. Baehria separata Schmidt & Faille, gen. nov., sp. nov., dorsal aspect of body (4, 6) and head (5, 7) of paratypes; 4, 5. Male; 6, 7. Female. The small white circles in Figs 5 and 7 mark the insertion points of the clypeal setae.";
dc:description"Figures 8 - 15. Baehria separata Schmidt & Faille, gen. nov., sp. nov. 8. Left and right mandible, dorsal aspect; 9. Ventral aspect of head; the small white circles mark the insertion points of the setae on submentum; 10. Right male protarsomeres, left latero-ventral aspect; 11. Left male metatarsomeres, right lateral aspect; 12. Right male protibia, dorsal aspect; 13. Anterior part of elytra and pronotal base; the arrows point to the insertions of the anterior elytral discal setae; 14. Aedeagus, left lateral aspect; 15. Aedeagus, dorsal aspect.";
dc:description"Figure 1. Map of Ethiopia showing the main topographic features of the country. Seven prominent volcanic massifs which are discussed in the text are highlighted. The base map was downloaded from www. freeworldmaps. net (01 - 07 - 2023).";
dc:description"Figure 2. Ultrametric time-calibrated phylogeny of Trechini beetles and outgroups (basal part of the tree, continues in Fig. 3). The tree was obtained from BEAST 2 based on the concatenated sequence data and using two age constraints (for details see text). Black circles and stars at branch nodes refer to posterior probabilities ≥ 0.98 and bootstrap values> 75, respectively. Grey bars specify the 95 % HPD of the respective node age. Collapsed, colored trechine clades refer to previous results of Faille et al. (2013). The southern hemisphere Duvaliomimus - Paratrechus clade with the Ethiopian endemic Baehria gen. nov. is highlighted ochre.";
