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V. +Polevoi, A. V. -text - - -Far Eastern Entomologist +text + + +Far Eastern Entomologist - -2023 - -2023-01-08 + +2023 + +2023-01-08 - -469 + +469 - -13 -20 + +13 +20 - -http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.3 + +http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.3 -journal article -10.25221/fee.469.3 -2713-2196 -7616286 -EA5F1F68-39B9-4368-83DB-9411C5992F87 +journal article +10.25221/fee.469.3 +2713-2196 +7616286 +EA5F1F68-39B9-4368-83DB-9411C5992F87 - + @@ -58,11 +58,11 @@ https://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ -Figs 1–7 +Figs 1–7 - + TYPE MATERIAL . @@ -77,10 +77,8 @@ https://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ Chukotka Autonomuos District , -Anadyr +Anadyr - - River, 30 km lower Krasnoe Lake, @@ -91,9 +89,7 @@ lower Krasnoe Lake, 10 m , yellow pan trap, 27. VI -– - - +– 19.VII 2014, leg. A. Barkalov @@ -112,36 +108,34 @@ same data as holotype, . - - + OTHER MATERIAL EXAMINED. Russia : same data as holotype, 2 ♂ - [ TMU , -TSZD- - - -JKJ- + +TSZD-JKJ- + 111780, TSZD-JKJ-111781]. - + DIAGNOSTIC CHARACTERS. Medium-sized species with black body, yellow legs and transparent wings ( Fig. 1 ). New species is similar to Neuratelia nemoralis -(Meigen, 1818) +( +Meigen, 1818 +) +by the structure of male terminalia, but distinguished by the shape of gonostylus, especially by its acute apical process. -by the structure of male terminalia, but distinguished by the shape of gonostylus, -especially by its acute apical process. - + DNA BARCODE BIN REGISTRY. Assigned to @@ -150,26 +144,25 @@ REGISTRY. Assigned to N. - - nemoralis and N. salmelai -Kurina, Õunap et Põldmaa, 2015 +Kurina, Õunap et Põldmaa, 2015 , with distance 4.85% to the nearest BIN ( + BOLD -, 2022a. +, 2022a + +. DESCRIPTION. Male (n=5). -Head black. Three ocelli in a shallow triangular arrangement. Lateral ocellus separated from eye margin by a distance 1.1–1.5 of its diameter. Face almost parallel-sided, clypeus transverse, more than two times wider than high, both with dense yellowish-brown hairs. -Mouthparts brown, palpi yellow. Antenna dark brown except yellow pedicel, first flagellomere and base of second flegellomere. Sometimes first flagellomere darkened apically and second flagellomere completely dark. Flagellum evenly tapering to apex. Fifth flagellomere 1.5–2.3 -times as long as broad. +Head black. Three ocelli in a shallow triangular arrangement. Lateral ocellus separated from eye margin by a distance 1.1–1.5 of its diameter. Face almost parallel-sided, clypeus transverse, more than two times wider than high, both with dense yellowish-brown hairs. Mouthparts brown, palpi yellow. Antenna dark brown except yellow pedicel, first flagellomere and base of second flegellomere. Sometimes first flagellomere darkened apically and second flagellomere completely dark. Flagellum evenly tapering to apex. Fifth flagellomere 1.5–2.3 times as long as broad. Thorax. Mesonotum black, but narrowly yellow in humeral and postalar area, thinly dusted with three shining longitudinal stripes, which may look partly fused. Scutellum and pleurae black. Laterotergite with setae and mediotergite with setae in lower part. Halter yellow. @@ -181,76 +174,44 @@ Fig 1. , male habitus, lateral view. Scale bar: 2 mm. -Wing. Length 4.56–5.09 [4.87] mm. Membrane with micro- and macrotrichia. Veins brownish, costal and radial veins somewhat darker. Veins setose, except bare basal part of -Sc, M-stem, radial-medial (r-m) and basal transversal (tb) crossveins. Costa produces slightly beyond the tip of R5. Sc reaches costa at about one fifth between Rs and tip of R1. Sc-r -placed well before the middle of Sc. R5 sinuate. Rs about as long as cross-vein r-m. M1 - -basally obsolete. Base of posterior (M + +Wing. Length 4.56–5.09 [4.87] mm. Membrane with micro- and macrotrichia. Veins brownish, costal and radial veins somewhat darker. Veins setose, except bare basal part of Sc, M-stem, radial-medial (r-m) and basal transversal (tb) crossveins. Costa produces slightly beyond the tip of R5. Sc reaches costa at about one fifth between Rs and tip of R1. Sc-r placed well before the middle of Sc. R5 sinuate. Rs about as long as cross-vein r-m. M1 basally obsolete. Base of posterior (M 4 -CuA) fork lies distally to r-m and proximally to the apex of Sc. -Legs. Coxae yellow, hind coxa basally slightly darkened. Trochanters brown. Fore femur yellow, mid and hind femora narrowly darkened antero-ventrally at apex. Tibiae and tibial spurs yellow, tarsi seem darker because of dense hairs. Fore tibia with 1–2 ad and 1–2 pd. 0– -3 pv. Mid tibia with 1–3 av, 2–7 ad, 0–2 pd, 2–5 pv and 0–3 v. Hind tibia with 7–13 ad, 6–13 - -pd, 3– + +Legs. Coxae yellow, hind coxa basally slightly darkened. Trochanters brown. Fore femur yellow, mid and hind femora narrowly darkened antero-ventrally at apex. Tibiae and tibial spurs yellow, tarsi seem darker because of dense hairs. Fore tibia with 1–2 ad and 1–2 pd. 0– 3 pv. Mid tibia with 1–3 av, 2–7 ad, 0–2 pd, 2–5 pv and 0–3 v. Hind tibia with 7–13 ad, 6–13 pd, 3– 6 p. -Ratio of tibia to basitarsus for fore, mid and hind leg: 1.06–1.15 [1.10]; 1.33–1.46 +Ratio of tibia to basitarsus for fore, mid and hind leg: 1.06–1.15 [1.10]; 1.33–1.46 [1.41]; 1.68–1.82 [1.76]. -[1.41]; 1.68–1.82 [1.76]. Abdomen dark brown with yellowish brown hairs. -Terminalia brown. Gonocoxite with dorsoapical lobe protruding caudoventrally, attenuated in lateral view and parallel-sided, but suddenly narrowed before apex, in ventral view - -( -Figs 2, 4 + +Terminalia brown. Gonocoxite with dorsoapical lobe protruding caudoventrally, attenuated in lateral view and parallel-sided, but suddenly narrowed before apex, in ventral view ( +Figs 2, 4 ). Ventral margin of gonocoxite with horn-like ventoapical lobes and rounded submedian lobes, both covered with setae ( -Fig. 2 +Fig. 2 ). Tergite 9 wider than high, with evenly rounded apical margin and wide triangular basal incision about a half of tergite height. Cerci well-developed, protruding over tergite 9 ( -Fig. 3 +Fig. 3 ). Gonostylus more or less trapezoid with acute apical process, which is almost half as long as basal part of the gonostylus ( -Fig. 5 +Fig. 5 +). Parameres long, significantly protruding over ventroapical margin of gonocoxite, slightly widened and bent dorsally in the apical third, then attenuated to apices ( +Figs 2, 6, 7 ). - -Parameres long, significantly protruding over ventroapical margin of gonocoxite, slightly widened and bent dorsally in the apical third, then attenuated to apices ( -Figs 2, 6, 7 -). - -HABITAT AND BIOLOGY. Adults collected in hummocky tundra along the river bank. -Larval biology unknown. +HABITAT AND BIOLOGY. Adults collected in hummocky tundra along the river bank. Larval biology unknown. - DISTRIBUTION. So far known only from the type locality in the -North-East +North-East Russia - . - -ETYMOLOGY. The Species epithet (from Latin aculeatus – having a stinger, prickle) -refers to aculeate gonostylus. - - -Figs 2–7. - -Neuratelia aculeata - -sp. n. -, male. 2 – terminalia, ventral view; 3 – terminalia, - - -dorsal view; 4 – terminalia, lateral view; 5 – gonostylus, mesial view; 6 – aedeagal complex, -lateral view; 7 – aedeagal complex, ventral view. Abbreviations: cerc – cercus; gst – -gonostylus; dlg – dorsoapical lobe of gonocoxite; vlg – ventroapical lobe of gonocoxite; par - -– paramere; tg9 – tergite 9. Scale bar = -0.2 mm -. - + +ETYMOLOGY. The Species epithet (from Latin aculeatus – having a stinger, prickle) refers to aculeate gonostylus. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/03/B0/94/03B09438FF8D3F1E8D897116FDC0FD1B.xml b/data/03/B0/94/03B09438FF8D3F1E8D897116FDC0FD1B.xml index df10b78109c..ae4b0f907f2 100644 --- a/data/03/B0/94/03B09438FF8D3F1E8D897116FDC0FD1B.xml +++ b/data/03/B0/94/03B09438FF8D3F1E8D897116FDC0FD1B.xml @@ -1,43 +1,43 @@ - - - -Two new species of Neuratelia Rondani (Diptera: Mycetophilidae) from Chukotka, North-East Russia + + + +Two new species of Neuratelia Rondani (Diptera: Mycetophilidae) from Chukotka, North-East Russia - - -Author + + +Author -Polevoi, A. V. +Polevoi, A. V. -text - - -Far Eastern Entomologist +text + + +Far Eastern Entomologist - -2023 - -2023-01-08 + +2023 + +2023-01-08 - -469 + +469 - -13 -20 + +13 +20 - -http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.3 + +http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.3 -journal article -10.25221/fee.469.3 -2713-2196 -7616286 -EA5F1F68-39B9-4368-83DB-9411C5992F87 +journal article +10.25221/fee.469.3 +2713-2196 +7616286 +EA5F1F68-39B9-4368-83DB-9411C5992F87 - + @@ -58,11 +58,11 @@ https://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ -Figs 8–13 +Figs 8–13 - + TYPE MATERIAL . @@ -79,8 +79,6 @@ https://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ , Anadyr - - River, 30 km east of Krasnoe Lake, @@ -91,12 +89,7 @@ east of Krasnoe Lake, 10 m , yellow pan trap, 27. VI -–19.VII - - -2014, - -leg. +–19.VII 2014, leg. A. Barkalov [ SZMN @@ -111,9 +104,7 @@ same data as holotype, 1♂ [ SZMN -] - -. +]. DIAGNOSTIC CHARACTERS. Medium-sized species with black body, yellow legs and transparent wings. Distinguished from other @@ -125,62 +116,47 @@ by peculiar structure of male terminalia: dorsoapical lobe of gonocoxite bearing -DNA BARCODE BIN REGISTRY. Specimen failed to give a barcode compliant sequence and has not been assigned a BIN (BOLD, 2022b). + +DNA BARCODE BIN REGISTRY. Specimen failed to give a barcode compliant sequence and has not been assigned a BIN ( +BOLD, 2022b +). + DESCRIPTION. Male (n=2). -Head black. Three ocelli in a shallow triangular arrangement. Lateral ocellus separated from eye margin by a distance 1.1 of its diameter. Face slightly widened below, clypeus transverse more than two times wider than high, both with dense brownish hairs. Mouthparts and palpi dark brown. Antenna uniformly dark brown Flagellum evenly tapering to apex. -Fifth flagellomere 1.5–1.9 times as long as broad. -Thorax. Mesonotum black, thinly dusted, and more or less shining in the posterior part. -Scutellum and pleurae black. Laterotergite with setae and mediotergite with setae in lower part. Halter yellow. -Wing. Length 4.93–5.03 [4.98] mm. Membrane with micro- and macrotrichia. Veins brownish, costal and radial veins somewhat darker. Veins setose, except bare radial-medial -(r-m) and basal transversal (tb) crossveins. Costa produces very little beyond the tip of R5. - -Sc reaches costa at about one fifth between Rs and tip of R1. Sc-r placed well before the middle of Sc. R5 sinuate. Rs about as long as cross-vein r-m. M1 basally obsolete. Base of posterior (M +Head black. Three ocelli in a shallow triangular arrangement. Lateral ocellus separated from eye margin by a distance 1.1 of its diameter. Face slightly widened below, clypeus transverse more than two times wider than high, both with dense brownish hairs. Mouthparts and palpi dark brown. Antenna uniformly dark brown Flagellum evenly tapering to apex. Fifth flagellomere 1.5–1.9 times as long as broad. +Thorax. Mesonotum black, thinly dusted, and more or less shining in the posterior part. Scutellum and pleurae black. Laterotergite with setae and mediotergite with setae in lower part. Halter yellow. + +Wing. Length 4.93–5.03 [4.98] mm. Membrane with micro- and macrotrichia. Veins brownish, costal and radial veins somewhat darker. Veins setose, except bare radial-medial (r-m) and basal transversal (tb) crossveins. Costa produces very little beyond the tip of R5. Sc reaches costa at about one fifth between Rs and tip of R1. Sc-r placed well before the middle of Sc. R5 sinuate. Rs about as long as cross-vein r-m. M1 basally obsolete. Base of posterior (M 4 -CuA) fork lies distally to r-m and proximally to the apex of Sc. -Legs. Coxae yellow, hind coxa basally infuscated. Trochanters brown. Femora, tibiae and tibial spurs yellow, tarsi seem considerably darker because of dense setae. Fore tibia with 1– - -2 pd, and 0– + +Legs. Coxae yellow, hind coxa basally infuscated. Trochanters brown. Femora, tibiae and tibial spurs yellow, tarsi seem considerably darker because of dense setae. Fore tibia with 1– 2 pd, and 0– 3 p. -Mid tibia with 4–7 a, 1–3 av, 5–7 p and 1–3 pd. Hind tibia with 0–2 av, 8– +Mid tibia with 4–7 a, 1–3 av, 5–7 p and 1–3 pd. Hind tibia with 0–2 av, 8– 10 ad (+ 0–2 at apex), 7–10 pd, 3–6 p, 0–1 pv. Ratio of tibia to basitarsus for fore, mid and hind leg: 0.99–1.05 [1.02]; 1.32–1.35 [1.33]; 1.61–1.76 [1.68]. -10 ad (+ 0–2 at apex), 7–10 pd, 3–6 p, 0–1 pv. Ratio of tibia to basitarsus for fore, mid and hind leg: 0.99–1.05 [1.02]; 1.32–1.35 [1.33]; 1.61–1.76 [1.68]. Abdomen dark brown with brownish hairs. - + Terminalia brown. Gonocoxite with dorsoapical lobe bearing two apical horn-like processes – elongated dorsal and shorter ventral ( -Figs 8, 10 -). Ventral margin of gonocoxite with ventroapical horn-like lobes and subtriangular submedian lobes, both covered with setae - - -( -Fig. 8 +Figs 8, 10 +). Ventral margin of gonocoxite with ventroapical horn-like lobes and subtriangular submedian lobes, both covered with setae ( +Fig. 8 ). Tergite 9 rectangular, with straight apical margin and wide triangular basal incision about one third of tergite height. Cerci well-developed, protruding over tergite 9 ( -Fig. 9 +Fig. 9 +). Gonostylus kidney-shaped with rather deep rounded apical depression and numerous setae, some of them rising from distinctly protruding basements ( +Fig. 11 +). Parameres relatively short, sabre-like, only slightly protruding over ventroapical margin of gonocoxite ( +Figs 12, 13 ). -Gonostylus kidney-shaped with rather deep rounded apical depression and numerous setae, - -some of them rising from distinctly protruding basements ( -Fig. 11 -). Parameres relatively short, - - -sabre-like, only slightly protruding over ventroapical margin of gonocoxite ( -Figs 12, 13 -). - -HABITAT AND BIOLOGY. Adults collected in hummocky tundra along the river bank. -Larval biology unknown. +HABITAT AND BIOLOGY. Adults collected in hummocky tundra along the river bank. Larval biology unknown. - DISTRIBUTION. So far known only from the type locality in the North-East Russia - . @@ -190,64 +166,66 @@ ETYMOLOGY. The species epithet (from Latin cornutus – horned, having horn or hornlike appendages) refers to distinctive horn-like processes on dorsoapical lobe of gonocoxite. - - + + Figs 8–13. Neuratelia cornuta sp. n. -, male. 8 – terminalia, ventral view; 9 – terminalia, - - -dorsal view; 10 – terminalia, lateral view; 11 – gonostylus, mesial view; 12 – aedeagal complex, -ventral view; 13 – aedeagal complex, lateral view. Abbreviations: cerc – cercus; gst – gonostylus; dlg – dorsoapical lobe of gonocoxite; vlg – ventroapical lobe of gonocoxite; par – - -paramere; tg9 – tergite 9. Scale bar = +, male. 8 – terminalia, ventral view; 9 – terminalia, dorsal view; 10 – terminalia, lateral view; 11 – gonostylus, mesial view; 12 – aedeagal complex, ventral view; 13 – aedeagal complex, lateral view. Abbreviations: cerc – cercus; gst – gonostylus; dlg – dorsoapical lobe of gonocoxite; vlg – ventroapical lobe of gonocoxite; par – paramere; tg9 – tergite 9. Scale bar = 0.2 mm . - + + New species may potentially represent the Nearctic elements in the fauna of Chukotka -, - - -hence comparison with North American taxa deserves special attention. The genus +, hence comparison with North American taxa deserves special attention. The genus Neuratelia -in the Nearctic region is rather poorly documented and has not been dealt with for a long time. The latest key and descriptions date to the first half of XX century (Fisher, 1937; - - -Shaw 1941). Of 13 known species, +in the Nearctic region is rather poorly documented and has not been dealt with for a long time. The latest key and descriptions date to the first half of XX century ( +Fisher, 1937 +; +Shaw 1941 +). Of 13 known species, N. desidiosa -Johannsen, 1912 +Johannsen, 1912 and N. eminens -Johannsen, +Johannsen, 1912 - -1912 were described by females, which, at present, can’t be reliably associated with males. - +were described by females, which, at present, can’t be reliably associated with males. Neuratelia sayi -(Aldrich, 1897) +( +Aldrich, 1897 +) and N. distincta -(Garrett, 1925) +( +Garrett, 1925 +) are characterized by missing vein sc-r and costa not produced beyond the tip of R 5 -(Fisher, 1937), features that are not present in newly described species. As it can be judged from available terminalia figures and textual descriptions (Johannsen, 1912; Garrett, 1925a, b; Van Duzee, 1928; Fisher, - - -1937; Show, 1941), other species of Nearctic +( +Fisher, 1937 +), features that are not present in newly described species. As it can be judged from available terminalia figures and textual descriptions ( +Johannsen, 1912 +; +Garrett, 1925a +, b; +Van Duzee, 1928 +; +Fisher, 1937 +; Show, 1941), other species of Nearctic Neuratelia @@ -255,9 +233,13 @@ are distinctly different from the taxa described here. The American records of a N. nemoralis -are questionable (Kurina +are questionable ( + +Kurina et al -., 2015), so, for now, it appears that Palaearctic and Nearctic faunas of +., 2015 + +), so, for now, it appears that Palaearctic and Nearctic faunas of Neuratelia diff --git a/data/03/D6/32/03D632376D4FFF98FF5BD7A0FB9DC8C9.xml b/data/03/D6/32/03D632376D4FFF98FF5BD7A0FB9DC8C9.xml index 389c5325817..f8a8f24f261 100644 --- a/data/03/D6/32/03D632376D4FFF98FF5BD7A0FB9DC8C9.xml +++ b/data/03/D6/32/03D632376D4FFF98FF5BD7A0FB9DC8C9.xml @@ -1,312 +1,315 @@ - - - -A new species of the genus Zetorchella Berlese, 1916 (Acari: Oribatida: Caloppiidae) from Ethiopia, with a key to species of the genus from Afrotripical region + + + +A new species of the genus Zetorchella Berlese, 1916 (Acari: Oribatida: Caloppiidae) from Ethiopia, with a key to species of the genus from Afrotripical region - - -Author + + +Author -Ermilov, S. G. +Ermilov, S. G. - - -Author + + +Author -Rybalov, L. B. +Rybalov, L. B. -text - - -Far Eastern Entomologist +text + + +Far Eastern Entomologist - -2023 - -2023-01-08 + +2023 + +2023-01-08 - -469 + +469 - -1 -10 + +1 +10 - -http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.1 + +http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.1 -journal article -10.25221/fee.469.1 -2713-2196 -7616304 +journal article +307265 +10.25221/fee.469.1 +1a5c69ed-0be2-4154-b212-24c4ba7e7384 +2713-2196 +7616304 +90173AB0-0B74-4BA2-9A46-90A8D76BD294 - - - - - + + + + + Key to species of the genus - -Zetorchella + +Zetorchella known from the Afrotropical region - - - - + + + + 1. Notogaster without foveolae, but covered by the tuberculate cerotegument forming specific ornamentation; nine pairs of notogastral setae present ( -p -3 +p +3 not developed); body length: 365–415. Distribution: -Côte d'Ivoire +Côte d'Ivoire ….......................... - -Z. cotedivoirensis -Ermilov, 2019 + +Z. cotedivoirensis +Ermilov, 2019 - - + + – Notogaster with foveolae and without tuberculate cerotegument; ten pairs of notogastral setae present ( -p -3 +p +3 developed) .............................................................................................. 2 - - -2. Dorsal notogastral setae phylliform ..................................................................................... 3 + + +2. Dorsal notogastral setae phylliform ..................................................................................... 3 - -– Dorsal notogastral setae not phylliform ................................................................................ 6 + +– Dorsal notogastral setae not phylliform ................................................................................ 6 - - - + + + 3. Bothridial seta shorter than dorsal notogastral setae, stalk shorter than head; notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 shorter and narrower than others; body length: 397–494. Distribution: -Senegal +Senegal .................................................................................... - -Z. rugosa + +Z. rugosa (Mahunka, 1992) - - + + – Bothridial and dorsal notogastral setae similar in length, stalk not shorter than head; notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 not shorter and not narrower than others ....................................... 4 - - - + + + 4. Interlamellar seta phylliform, similar in length to all notogastral setae; genital plate not striate; body length: 408–520. Distribution: Afrotropical region ...................................... .................................... - -Z. pedestris -Berlese, 1916 + +Z. pedestris +Berlese, 1916 (= - -Chaunoproctus crinitus + +Chaunoproctus crinitus Karppinen, 1966 ; = - -Caloppia papillata + +Caloppia papillata Balogh, 1958 ) - -– Interlamellar seta thickened or slightly phylliform, distinctly longer than all notogastral setae; genital plate longitudinally striate ..................................................................................... 5 + +– Interlamellar seta thickened or slightly phylliform, distinctly longer than all notogastral setae; genital plate longitudinally striate ..................................................................................... 5 - - - + + + 5. Bothridial and notogastral setae slightly differs in length; notogaster with sinuous ridges; anogenital region heavily foveate; anal plate foveolate; body length: 796–898. Distribution: -Ethiopia +Ethiopia .............................................................. - -Z. arsiensis + +Z. arsiensis Ermilov , -sp. n. +sp. n. - - + + – Bothridial seta distinctly longer than all notogastral setae; notogaster without sinuous ridges; anogenital region foveolate; anal plate foveate-reticulate; body length: 481–614. Distribution: -Ethiopia +Ethiopia ............ - -Z. robertbecki -Ermilov, Subías, Shtanchaeva et Friedrich, 2021 + +Z. robertbecki +Ermilov, Subías, Shtanchaeva et Friedrich, 2021 - - - + + + 6. Bothridial seta bacilliform; body length: 785–830. Distribution: -Zimbabwe +Zimbabwe ...................... .......................................................................................... - -Z. longipilosa + +Z. longipilosa (Mahunka, 1973) - -– Bothridial seta clavate .......................................................................................................... 7 + +– Bothridial seta clavate .......................................................................................................... 7 - - - + + + 7. Notogastral setae (except -c +c ) uniformly flattened, bilaterally densely serrated; body length: 564–630. Distribution: -Ghana +Ghana ......................... - -Z. ghanaensis + +Z. ghanaensis Ermilov et Bąkowski, 2021 - -– All notogastral setae not uniformly flattened, bilaterally densely serrated .......................... 8 + +– All notogastral setae not uniformly flattened, bilaterally densely serrated .......................... 8 - - - + + + 8. Stalk of bothridial seta shorter than head; notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 bacilliform; body length: 394. Distribution: Madagasсar ............................ - -Z. semirugosa + +Z. semirugosa (Mahunka, 2011) - - + + – Stalk of bothridial seta longer than head; notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 setiform .................... 9 - - - + + + 9. Notogastral seta -c +c longer than bothridial seta; body length: 837. Distribution: Afrotropical region ........................................................................................... - -Z. vargai + +Z. vargai (Balogh, 1959) - - + + – Notogastral seta -c +c shorter than bothridial seta .................................................................... 10 - - - + + + 10. Notogastral seta -c +c slightly shorter than bothridial seta and distinctly longer than notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 ; body length: 713–813. Distribution: -Ethiopia +Ethiopia ......................................... ................................................................ - -Z. nortoni -Ermilov, Sidorchuk et Rybalov, 2010 + +Z. nortoni +Ermilov, Sidorchuk et Rybalov, 2010 - - + + – Notogastral seta -c +c distinctly shorter than bothridial setae and similar in length to notogastral setae -p -2 +p +2 and -p -3 +p +3 .................................................................................................................. 11 - - - + + + 11. Anterior notogastral margin well-developed medially; notogastral setae rod-like; body length: 590–600. Distribution: -Congo +Congo , -India +India ...................... - -Z. basilewskyi + +Z. basilewskyi (Balogh, 1958) - - + + – Anterior notogastral margin not observed medially; notogastral setae bacilliform; body length: 465. Distribution: Afrotropical region, -India +India ................... - -Z. minor + +Z. minor (Balogh, 1958) diff --git a/data/63/52/C1/6352C120E472FFB7F9B19653FDC7FE79.xml b/data/63/52/C1/6352C120E472FFB7F9B19653FDC7FE79.xml new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..cefc1b43edf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/63/52/C1/6352C120E472FFB7F9B19653FDC7FE79.xml @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ + + + +First record of the millipede order Polydesmida (Diplopoda) in the Kamchatka Peninsula + + + +Author + +Mikhaljova, E. V. + +text + + +Far Eastern Entomologist + + +2023 + +2023-01-08 + + +469 + + +11 +12 + + + + +http://dx.doi.org/10.25221/fee.469.2 + +journal article +307266 +10.25221/fee.469.2 +5596e56e-63d6-46af-8e4c-ae59da0a402f +2713-2196 +7616432 +90C8CB03-3072-4755-88D5-B663816B5013 + + + + + + + +Polydesmus denticulatus +C. L. Koch, 1847 + + + + + +Russia: +Kamchatka: environs of +Paratunka Village +, 52˚57′48′′ N, 158˚15′34′′ E, litter in birch wood, 16.VI 2022, 2 ♂, 7♀, 2 juv., leg. +Y.M. Marusik (FSCB) +. + + + + +REMARKS. This species is an anthropochore. It is widely distributed in Europe, introduced to southwestern Siberia, +Canada +, and lives in natural and anthropogenic habitats. The discovery of this species in the resort complex near the village of Paratunka is undoubtedly due to its introduction to Kamchatka. + + + + \ No newline at end of file