Review and clinal variation of New Zealand Anabaxis Raffray (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Goniaceritae) Author Shen, Jia-Wei Author Leschen, Richard A. B. text Zootaxa 2018 2018-02-22 4382 3 531 552 journal article 30681 10.11646/zootaxa.4382.3.5 7cfca4c9-68c7-4159-8366-eff2f1d07e30 1175-5326 1183166 1775F71A-12E7-4006-B608-10CEAD2C3DE9 Key to male Anabaxis Only males can be readily identified to species. The New Zealand species are indicated by an asterisk (*). 1 Metatibia with well-developed spine ( Fig. 7C )..................................................... A. vagus Oke - Metatibia without spine................................................................................ 2 2 Body length more than 2.2 mm ; tergite IV with deep basal impression between mediobasal fo- veae ( Fig. 7B )........................................................................................... A. quinquefoveolata Raffray - Body length less than 2.0 mm, tergite IV with shallow basal impression between mediobasal f- oveae.................. 3 3 Discal carinae shorter than half length of tergite IV........................................................... 4 - Discal carinae as long as or longer than half length of tergite IV................................................ 5 4 Head with frontal fovea ( Fig. 7E )......................................................... A. foveolata * Broun - Head without frontal fovea ( Fig. 7D ).......................................................... A. lunatica King 5 Elytra much wider than long ( Fig. 6D )................................................... A. inusitata Blackburn - Elytra slightly wider than long.......................................................................... 6 6 Mesotibia with large spear-shape subapical spine ( Fig. 4D )......................................... A. brevis * Oke - Mesotibia with small apical spine........................................................................ 7 7 Body small and weakly convex in lateral view, length no longer than 1.4 mm ( Fig. 6C )................. A. electrica King - Body larger and more convex in lateral view, length longer than 1.7 mm ( Fig. 3A )................ A. chathamensis * sp. n.