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Mulsant, 1851, p. 201 [1852a, p. 68]; type species
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Mulsant, 1851, by monotypy.
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Mulsant, 1852, p. 188 [emendation];
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<paragraph pageId="1" pageNumber="296">Description.</paragraph>
<paragraph pageId="1" pageNumber="296">
A full description of the New World species of
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is not possible at this time pending modern revisions of the more than 170 North and Central American species of the genus. However, the following brief description will readily distinguish these three species from all other New World species of
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.
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Body narrowly elongate-oval (Fig. 1); length 7.5-10.0 mm. Eyes large, moderately separated dorsally; OI of males varying from 18 to 27, females slightly more widely separated, OI varying from 18-33. Antennae narrowly elongate, antennomeres four through ten narrowly elongate, approximately two times longer than wide. Pronotum (Fig. 2) wider than long, width at base slightly narrower than width of base of elytra; PI ranging from 62 to 78; disc with fine, dense microsculpture between punctures; punctures coarse, dense, narrowly separated, evenly distributed over disc; each puncture obliquely impressed. Metaventrite moderately densely punctate medially, punctures becoming sparser laterally; without median patches of dense, elongate setae. Like all
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species, the third and fourth segments of the pro- and mesotarsi and the penultimate segment of the metatarsi have a distinct membranous lobe on the ventral margins.
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Figure 1-6. 1 dorsal habitus of
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2 head and pronotum of
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3 protarsal claws of
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4 and 5 male fifth ventrite of
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4 ventral view 5 lateral oblique view 6 dorsal view of female ninth tergite of
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.
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Male.
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and
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have the second segment of the anterior tarsus with a small, rudimentary lobe and a densely pubescent pad on the venter of the basal segment; only the third and fourth segments of the protarsi are lobed in
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. The anterior tarsal claws of the three species each have at least 20 teeth (Fig. 3). The fifth abdominal ventrite is highly modified, in one species (
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) (Figs 10, 11), the ventrite is deeply, triangularly excavate from the apical margin to the anterior third; in
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(Figs 4-5) and
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(Figs 7-8) the ventrites have a distinct, bifurcate process projecting ventrally from the middle of the disc. Lobes of eighth sternite of each species are highly modified (Figs 19-21), unlike any other species of the genus.
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Figure 7-12. 7 and 8 male fifth ventrite of
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7 ventral view 8 lateral oblique view 9 dorsal view of female ninth tergite of
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10 dorsal view of female ninth tergite of
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11 and 12 male fifth ventrite of H. excavatus 11 ventral view 12 lateral oblique view.
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<paragraph pageId="1" pageNumber="296">Female. The ninth tergite (Figs 6, 9, 12) of each species is highly modified and completely unlike any other known species of the genus. In most species of the genus the apical margin of the tergite is evenly convex and the length of the tergite varies from short to elongate.</paragraph>
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<paragraph pageId="1" pageNumber="296">Remarks.</paragraph>
<paragraph pageId="1" pageNumber="296">I have not provided a key to distinguish these species. Other than sexual characters they are very similar. The modifications of the male fifth abdominal ventrite and lobes of the eighth sternite and the shape of the female ninth tergite will readily distinguish the species. In most series a few of the sexual characters are readily visible without dissections.</paragraph>
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