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(
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AF)
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, MALE: Body length
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; greatest width (along mid­length of elytra)
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.; oblong­oval, somewhat flattened dorsally, ventrally, parallel­sided along mid­length of elytra (
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A); color amber­brown throughout; dorsal surfaces finely alutaceous, shining but not highly so; ventral surfaces more polished.
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Head (
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BC) wider than long, widest anterior to eyes at laterally expanded epistoma; with transverse depression between frons and clypeus along suture; clypeus transverse, with anterior margin convex, evenly rounded, continuous with epistomal margin; epistomal margins expanded, elevated, produced anteriorly into prominent conical horns with apices curving ventrally; surface of frons with small punctures separated by about the diameter of a puncture laterally and across clypeus, becoming finer, inconspicuous, more widely spaced on vertex. Eyes narrow, wider than long in dorsal view, with truncate mesal margins; larger ventrally, wider than long. Antennae
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long; scapus short, about twice as wide as long; pedicellus small, globular; third antennomere slightly shorter than, first two combined; antennomeres 411 moniliform, elliptical, slighly flattened, widest toward apices, about twice as long as wide.
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Prothorax nearly as wide as hind body, widest (
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) at anterior 1/3rd; transverse, quadrate at base with acute posterolateral angles, narrower than elytra at humeri, broadly rounded at anterior corners but not inflated; sides very narrowly sinuate near base, broadly convex laterally; pronotum with lateral and posterior margins finely beaded, basal margin narrowly sinuate from sides to middle; anterior margin broadly concave, rounded. Pronotum broadly convex laterally, nearly flat across disc, with a slightly concave area basally, bearing a polished midline; basolateral foveae not deep; surfaces very finely punctate; punctures separated by two to three times diameter of a puncture. Prosternum densely punctate to transversely rugose in anterior half with many punctures coalesced; propleura more evenly punctate; prosternal process narrowed between coxae to a width only 1/4th the width of a coxa, broadly expanded posteriorly to a sloping apex, with a median furrow in area between coxae, then rounded, convex between furrow and obtusely pointed apex. Mesosternum indistinctly punctate, broadly concave medially, with a median furrow, rounded, smooth at bottom, extending to apex between mesocoxae. Metasternite finely punctate, punctures of median flat area very small, becoming larger laterally, separated by about the diameter of a puncture.
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. A, holotype, dorsal view; body length 6 mm. B, same, oblique frontal view. C, same, head, enlarged; width of head 1.3 mm. D, Fore­body of a “minor” male paratype; width of head 1.1 mm. E­F, male genitalia of holotype, dorsal and lateral views, respectively; length of tegmen 1.2 mm.
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Abdomen with sternites punctate as on metasternite; sternites 13 with lateral shallow concavities surrounded by slightly raised zones; sternite 2 nearly flat to slightly concave medially; sternite 5 more that twice as wide as long, with a transverse smooth fovea along base, convex across apical half. Tegmen
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long, arched dorsally in basal 1/3rd; sides evenly arcuate in dorsal view, widest at about mid­length of basal piece. Apical piece in dorsal view (
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E) widest at base, sides converging gradually, nearly straight in basal half, then curved, narrowing to rounded apex; in lateral view (
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F) with apex narrowly rounded, slightly deflexed. Ratio of length of apical piece to basal piece 1:2.
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FEMALE. Of the same size range and coloration seen in males but, as in other
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species, lacking the frontal processes, with front margin of head nearly evenly rounded.
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ISLANDS: San
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, Gerace Research Ctr.,
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,
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,
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/ Under bark of dead standing
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in mixed scrub forest; coll. W. E.Steiner &amp; J. M. Swearingen” (
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); same data except “
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/ Under bark of fallen leaning
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in mixed scrub forest; W. E. Steiner &amp; J. M. Swearingen collectors” (3
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ISLANDS: San
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, near small pond
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W of Gerace Research Ctr.;
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,
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/
<date id="A96299D7757DF556FB79FCDF2768C592" pageId="16" pageNumber="17" value="2005-06-25">25 June 2005</date>
; W. E. Steiner, J. M. Swearingen &amp; D. J. Lodge collectors / Under dry thin loose bark of fallen trunk and branches of
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in coastal forest” (4
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).
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757DF556FEBEFBBF275FC209" box="[264,369,1044,1069]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Va r i a t i o n</emphasis>
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Some male specimens are smaller than the
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,
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in length; frontal horn development is much reduced (
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D). Most horned male beetles, including members of this genus (
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) typically have this kind of variation from “minor” to “major” horn development. “Minor” males may be mistaken for females.
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757DF556FEBEFAAF2751C339" box="[264,383,1284,1309]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Diagnosis</emphasis>
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This species superficially resembles a member of the genus
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because of its more robust form and obscure elytral declivity, but the latter feature occurs on the 8th interval in
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;
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757DF556FD9AFAD424C3C3BC" box="[556,749,1407,1432]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">S. hololeptoides</emphasis>
Laporte
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, which occurs in
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, is of similar size and form, but the epistomal horns curve inward and upward, and most flagellomeres are as wide as long (see
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). Among
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species, those of more robust form and having the elytral declivity on the 7th interval belong to the “second groupe” of
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, a group of few species compared to the “premiere groupe.”
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is most similar to
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757DF556FD05F9E1254EC047" box="[691,864,1610,1635]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">A. dominicana</emphasis>
Ardoin
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in the shape of the epistomal projections, but the tegmen of the latter (
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Ardoin 1977, Fig. 20,
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) has the apical piece distinctly angulate on sides, with a triangular, acute apex, not rounded.
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757DF556FEBEF94127ABC127" box="[264,389,1770,1795]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Etymology</emphasis>
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The color of the beetle is that of the amber­brown rum enjoyed at the symposia of the Natural History Conferences of
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, Gerace Research Center, San
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. The proper name “
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,” used here as a noun in apposition, also recognizes the late Luis F.
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of the family­owned distillery, whose endowment continues to support habitat conservation, and the
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Family Foundation, working in partnership with
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National Trust to ensure natural resource protection in
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.
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757CF557FEBEFE4F27B9C7D9" box="[264,407,484,509]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Distribution</emphasis>
</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757CF557FE8EFDA727DBC401" box="[312,501,524,549]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Adelina bacardi</emphasis>
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is known only from San
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. While possibly endemic to the island, the hind wings are fully developed, so it could be far more widespread, as are many other
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species.
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<emphasis id="EFA86305757CF557FEBEFD07244EC4E1" box="[264,608,684,709]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Habitats and collection notes</emphasis>
</paragraph>
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noted in the label data, all were taken under loose bark of dead standing or leaning wood of a variety of tree species. Adults and associated larvae were found under thin dry bark of branches as well as main trunks, by holding a net under each piece of bark as removed, and examining the debris. The
<date id="A96299D7757CF557FD51FCE72571C542" box="[743,863,844,870]" pageId="17" pageNumber="18" value="2005-06">June 2005</date>
occurrences were associated with trees broken by Hurricane Frances in
<date id="A96299D7757CF557FD35FCDF2569C5AA" box="[643,839,884,910]" pageId="17" pageNumber="18" value="2004-09">September 2004</date>
.
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