A new species of Stenomorpha Solier (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae: Pimeliinae: Asidini) from Cuatrociénegas, Mexico with a key to the furcata species group Author Smith, Aaron D. Author Miller, Kelly B. Author Wheeler, Quentin D. text Zootaxa 2011 2909 27 37 journal article 46720 10.5281/zenodo.277790 7fd5c668-6ebc-4197-8734-7a846480f612 1175-5326 277790 Key to the Stenomorpha furcata species group 1 Pronotal disc impunctate and tuberculate, tubercles glossy, each bearing a long decumbent hair laterally; posterolateral prono- tal apices acute and slightly prolonged; Sonora, Mexico .................................... S. granicollis (Blaisdell) - Pronotal disc finely to moderately punctate and lacking tubercles; posterolateral pronotal apices obtuse, not prolonged.... 2 2(1’) Pronotal disc and lateral margin moderately to densely clothed in erect or recurved setae; prosternum lacking tubercles..... 3 - Pronotal disc and lateral margin sparsely clothed in minute decumbent setae; prosternum tuberculate.. S. furcata (Champion) 3(2) Dorsum clothed in short erect light brown setae; tarsi with plantar surface bearing light brown spiniform setae along lateral margins, medially glabrous or nearly glabrous; Arizona and California............................ S. wickhami (Horn) - Dorsum clothed in long blackish-brown recurved and erect setae (fig. 13); tarsi with plantar surface densely clothed in long golden-orange setae (fig. 15), lacking a glabrous medial region; Coahuila, Mexico .................... S. roosevelti , n. sp.