Two new species of obligatory termitophilous rove beetles from Brazil (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Termitomorpha Wasmann) Author Caron, Edilson Author Bortoluzzi, Sidnei Author Rosa, Cassiano S. text Zootaxa 2018 2018-04-24 4413 3 566 578 journal article 30200 10.11646/zootaxa.4413.3.10 3a3f858d-4d26-4dfa-80bd-9018ae86db93 1175-5326 1227839 34397748-2871-469D-AB25-04C49E445FFC Key to the species of Termitomorpha This key is updated from that proposed by Seevers (1957) , incLuding the recent diagnostic characters of T. fissipennis ( Kistner & Jacobson 1976 ) , T. meinerti and T. huachii (Kistner 2006) . 1 Outer margin of metafemur with arcuate emargination in proximal two-thirds ( Kistner & Jacobson, 1976: 11, Fig. 7f )......................................................................................... T. fissipennis (Casey) - Outer margin of metafemur normal, not as above........................................................... 2 2 Inner margin of mesofemur with conspicuous notch at the base (Kistner 2006: 623, Fig. 26e )......................... 3 - Inner margin of mesofemur normal, without notch at the base.................................................. 4 3 Mesotrochanter with a triangular projection (Kistner 2006: 623, Fig. 26e )........................... T. huachii Seevers - Mesotrochanter normal, without projection (Kistner 2006: 627, Fig. 29b ).................... T. meinerti Wasmann 4 Pronotum with sinuous lateral margin...................................................................... 5 - Pronotum with straight lateral margin..................................................................... 6 5 Mentum with apical margin almost straight............................................. T. costaricensis (Seevers) - Mentum with apical margin conspicuously arcuate ( Fig. 9 )................. T. sinuosa Caron, Bortoluzzi & Rosa , sp. nov. 6 Pronotum with base strongly notched at middle ( Fig. 45 ), wings well-developed....... T.alata Caron & Bortoluzzi, sp.nov. - Pronotum with base slightly notched at middle, wings vestigial................................... T. manni (Seevers)