Two new species of the Anemadus taiwanus species-group (Coleoptera: Leiodidae: Cholevinae: Anemadini) from China Author Wang, Cheng-Bin Author Zhou, Hong-Zhang text Zootaxa 2016 4072 2 282 290 journal article 46860 10.11646/zootaxa.4072.2.9 f248e718-4700-4062-8387-dc13e722a3fe 1175-5326 264448 1C21A78B-C978-4C2B-BD83-66F54478980E Key to males of the Anemadus taiwanus species-group, modified based on Perreau (2002) 1 Aedeagus with narrow apical indentation, reduced to a simple incision longitudinally short........................... 2 - Aedeagus with wide and deep apical indentation............................................................. 3 2 Parameres shortly divergent at apex and about 1/6 longer than median lobe; median lobe parallel up to apical 1/4 and rounded at apex............................................................................... A. schuelkei Perreau - Parameres convergent towards one another at apex and about 1/3 longer than median lobe; median lobe triangularly narrowed from middle to apex.................................................................... A. taiwanus Perreau 3 Parameres and median lobe extremely thick in lateral view..................................... A. hubeiensis Perreau - Parameres and median lobe normally thick for the genus in lateral view........................................... 4 4 Parameres shortly divergent at apex and about 1/3 longer than median lobe........................................ 5 - Parameres expanded and subrounded at apex and about 1/8 longer than median lobe ( Fig. 4 H)......... A . sichuanus sp. nov. 5 Median lobe narrowed at middle; colour lighter, mostly yellowish brown....................... A . wolongianus Perreau - Median lobe not narrowed at middle; colour darker, mostly chestnut brown or dark brown............................ 6 6 Antennomere length of 2th/3th = 1.50; each paramere with 4 setae at apex, 1 inner and 3 outer............ A . ruzickai Perreau - Antennomere length of 2th/3th = 1.24; each paramere with 5 setae at apex, all inner ( Figs. 3 K&L)........ A . perreaui sp. nov.