A review of the Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from Argentina and adjacent countries: systematics and geographic distributions
FIGURES 114–128. General aspects of Gymnetini from Argentina: Marmarina tigrina: 114–115, orange morph (Corrientes: Santo Tomé); 116–117, pale orange morph (Corrientes: Santo Tomé); 118, Maculinetis litorea (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 119–121, paler orange morph (Corrientes: Santo Tomé); 122, Gymnetis tigrina (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 123–125, dark morph; 126, black morph; 127–128, pale yellow morph (Buenos Aires: San Blas).
FIGURES 3–7. General aspects of Gymnetini: 3–5, Gymnetis bajula (3, darker specimen; 4, specimen from the Burmeister Collection [MACN], likely the holotype of G. perplexa; 5, lighter specimen); 6, Gymnetis bruchi (Bruch Collection); 7, Aemilius wagneri (extracted from Le Moult 1939).
FIGURE 2. Geographic distributions of Gymnetini from Argentina and adjacent countries: Gymnetis bonplandi (triangles); Gymnetis hepatica (circles); Hologymnetis sp. (square).
FIGURES 44–51. General aspects of Gymnetini from Argentina: 44–45, Gymnetis chalcipes (44, common phenotype; 45, light phenotype); 46, Gymnetis litigiosa (La Rioja: Los Molinos); 47–48, Gymnetis hepatica (47, paratype, Santiago del Estero: Sachayoj; 48, paratype, Chaco: Charata); 49, Gymnetis undata (Misiones, Bruch Collection); 50, Gymnetis hebraica; 51, M. insculpta.
FIGURES 134–139. 134–135. Male parameres: Marmarina tigrina (134, pale yellow morph, Buenos Aires: San Blas; 135, pale orange morph, Corrientes: Santo Tomé). 136–139. Armature of the internal sac and details of spines: Marmarina tigrina: 136–137, pale orange morph (Santo Tomé); 138–139, orange morph (Santo Tomé).
FIGURE 140. Geographic distributions of Gymnetini from Argentina and adjacent countries: Neocorvicoana reticulata (circles).
FIGURE 133. Geographic distributions of Gymnetini from Argentina and adjacent countries: Marmarina sp. (squares); Marmarina tigrina (circles).