<documentid="44DBFCDAA2EE4645E16CD74E4E2865B3"ID-DOI="10.5281/zenodo.13204156"ID-ISSN="1407-8619"ID-Zenodo-Dep="13204156"IM.bibliography_approvedBy="felipe"IM.illustrations_approvedBy="felipe"IM.materialsCitations_approvedBy="felipe"IM.metadata_approvedBy="felipe"IM.taxonomicNames_approvedBy="felipe"IM.treatments_approvedBy="felipe"checkinTime="1722659042817"checkinUser="felipe"docAuthor="Vitali, Francesco"docDate="2022"docId="5C08907DF910FFD3FCF35C0CFDA6AA5A"docLanguage="en"docName="BalticJColeopterol.22.1.145-148.pdf"docOrigin="Baltic Journal of Coleopterology 22 (1)"docStyle="DocumentStyle:AA156050B09C0A4609AEA89F10CC943C.4:BalticJColeop.2012-2021.journal_article"docStyleId="AA156050B09C0A4609AEA89F10CC943C"docStyleName="BalticJColeop.2012-2021.journal_article"docStyleVersion="4"docTitle="Pseudobrachyhammus Vitali, 2022, n. gen."docType="treatment"docVersion="2"lastPageNumber="148"masterDocId="A031E805F910FFD0FFA15A49FFA7AF20"masterDocTitle="A new endemic flat-faced longhorn from Sulawesi (Coleoptera Cerambycidae)"masterLastPageNumber="148"masterPageNumber="145"pageNumber="145"updateTime="1722698677313"updateUser="ExternalLinkService"zenodo-license-document="CC-BY-NC-4.0">
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<paragraphid="D41E216BF912FFD2FE8F5A88FCB3AD38"blockId="2.[302,813,193,536]"pageId="2"pageNumber="147">1943) by the following combination of characters: claws divergent (“divariqués” according to Breuning), mesotibiae distinctly furrowed, frons not trapezoidal, apex of scape with open cicatrix and obtusely toothed at both angles, pronotum with a strong lateral spine, antennae with some recumbent setae but not evidently fringed, antennomere III as long as scape or as IV, elytra without humeral spine and with flat lustrous granules at base, procoxal cavities posteriorly closed, prosternum and mesosternum regularly rounded.</paragraph>
, the only one to be characterised by lustrous granules on the elytral base and by a singularly similar coloration (
<bibRefCitationid="B0305C9AF912FFD2FDC85E68FECFAB78"author="Adlbauer K. & Beck R."pageId="2"pageNumber="147"refId="ref1624"refString="Adlbauer K. & Beck R. 2015. Katalog und Fotoatlas der Bockkafer Athiopiens (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Taita Publishers, Hradec Kralove 312 pp."type="book"year="2015">Adlbauer & Beck, 2015</bibRefCitation>
). In this genus, however, the antennae are much shorter (surpassing the elytral apex with two articles in male, shorter than body in female), the cicatrix of scape is closed and the claws are opposite.
differs in the closer and less elevated antennal supports, the pronotum without Vshaped furrow and the elytra without granulation. This last character is however shared by the Japanese
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Body lustrous black, covered with fulvous pubescence, almost uniform on head, pronotum, antennae, legs and ventral side but forming large and small irregular spots on the elytra.
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<paragraphid="D41E216BF912FFD2FCF35868FAF6AB5C"blockId="2.[850,1361,545,1148]"pageId="2"pageNumber="147">Head finely and sparsely punctate, dull; labrum twice as long as wide, densely covered with golden pubescence along the anterior margin, surface without elevated setae; clypeus smooth, ochreous; eyes finely faceted, lower lobes as long as genae; antennal supports strongly elevated, forming a right angle between them; frons and occiput finely furrowed along the middle. Antennae robust, nearly twice as long as body, surpassing the elytral apex with four articles () or slightly longer than body, surpassing the elytral apex with two articles (); scape elongated, parallelsided, apically transversally truncated, suddenly enlarged and projecting posteriorly at both angles, surface irregularly wrinkled and with incomplete cicatrix; pedicel transverse; antennomere III with some short semirecumbent setae at the inferior side; antennomeres III– X subequal; antennomere XI 1.8 times as long as previous () or hardly longer than previous ().</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF912FFD2FCF35EEFFB60AAFD"blockId="2.[850,1361,1190,1501]"pageId="2"pageNumber="147">Pronotum feebly elongated, weakly convex at apex, bisinuate at base, with a strong Vshaped furrow at apex and two transverse furrows at base; each side armed with a strong conical spine feebly recurved posteriorly and bearing some long erect setae on the posterior margin; disc uneven, quite wrinkled, finely furrowed along the middle, with three flat bulges, the central one divided by the furrow, and some punctures at both margins, those after the middle are areolate.</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF912FFD2FCF35C4FFAF6A97D"blockId="2.[850,1361,1542,1629]"pageId="2"pageNumber="147">Scutellum trapezoidal, feebly transverse, uniformly covered with recumbent fulvous pubescence, except for a short longitudinal line at the anterior margin.</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF912FFD2FCF35CCFFAF7A9FD"blockId="2.[850,1361,1670,1757]"pageId="2"pageNumber="147">Elytra elongated (each one about 4 times as long as wide), feebly tapered posteriorly, subtruncate at apex, without humeral or apical spine, dorsally</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF913FFD3FF425A88FE93AE38"blockId="3.[227,737,193,280]"pageId="3"pageNumber="148">convex, and covered with strong irregular sparse punctures as well as irregular flat lustrous granules at base.</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF913FFD3FF425B08FE35AEF8"blockId="3.[227,737,321,472]"pageId="3"pageNumber="148">Legs relatively short, without sexual dimorphism; femora fusiform; protibiae slightly bisinuate; mesotibiae obliquely furrowed, without median tooth; metatibiae with two short black spurs at apex; claws divergent.</paragraph>
<paragraphid="D41E216BF913FFD3FF425848FD45ADDA"blockId="3.[227,738,513,762]"pageId="3"pageNumber="148">Prosternum arcuate, with an obtuse ridge along the middle; procoxal cavities posteriorly closed; mesosternum largely rounded anteriorly, with a feeble bulge between the mesocoxal cavities; visible urosternite I as long as II and III together; urosternites II–IV progressively shortened; urosternite V twice () or 3 times () as long as previous, apically concave in both sexes; pygidium truncate.</paragraph>
long, dark brown; ringed part twice as long as root, laterally constricted, posteriorly converging and united for about onefourth of its length; parameres fused together but separated by a longitudinal furrow, without appendix, dorsally convex, apically tapered, densely covered with yellow setae from the apical third.
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