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<taxonomicName id="5AF4ED7CC30444209B9D688215EFD6DF" LSID="urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:BDE02124-C81A-4705-91F4-34B40134B0C1" authority="Prous &amp; Heidemaa" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria takeuchii" pageId="13" pageNumber="360" rank="species" species="takeuchii">Empria takeuchii Prous &amp; Heidemaa</taxonomicName>
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<paragraph id="F1DA9576F7D613FDF2A84568B71D93EF" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Type-locality.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="E512A1231C3345E5504B8C61CB165826" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Japan, Honshu, Yamanashi Prefecture, Utsukushinomori, Yatsugatake Mts.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="FF745CB5A641F5A25A4337A03DB6CD96" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Holotype.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="DEE7467CDF31C030CA7707CA826276C8" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">
1 female, NSMT. Labelled: &quot;[JAPAN:Honshu] Utsukushinomori 1500-1700m Yatsugatake Mts. Yamanashi Pref. 5-8. VI. 2000 A. Shinohara&quot;, &quot;NSMT044&quot;, &quot;Holotypus ♀
<taxonomicName id="99F7FED56273660E74E27958E3FE5294" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria takeuchii" pageId="13" pageNumber="360" rank="species" species="takeuchii">Empria takeuchii</taxonomicName>
sp. n. design.: M. Prous &amp; M. Heidemaa 2011&quot;, &quot;
<taxonomicName id="5A6EF2629248A26D56847A799D5D2984" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria takeuchii" pageId="13" pageNumber="360" rank="species" species="takeuchii">Empria takeuchii</taxonomicName>
sp.n. Prous &amp; Heidemaa det. 2011&quot;.
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<paragraph id="3AC2CD15F1E718CA9DC721D82DFAB316" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Paratypes.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="9F7201003DADFBA6CD0853EE1B5F8FB5" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">
&quot;Shimashima Nagano Pref 16. V. 1984 A. Shinohara&quot;, 1 female, NSMT032 (NSMT); &quot;[JAPAN:Honshu] Kamiange, Mt. Jinba Tokyo 27. IV. 2003 A. Shinohara&quot;, 1 male, NSMT037 (NSMT); &quot;Ōmi,
<normalizedToken id="FC30D1ED42F233499C36CC5D45A78AD8" originalValue="Ō">Ō</normalizedToken>
hara [Ōhara] Kyoto Pref. 15. V. 1984 R. Inagawa&quot;, 1 female, NSMT041 (NSMT); &quot;[Ōmi,
<normalizedToken id="080C0570E303530AB034FA7564B5647E" originalValue="Ōhara">Ōhara</normalizedToken>
] Sakyo-ku, Kyoto Kyoto Pref. May, 14, 1984 T. Matsumoto leg.&quot; 1 female, NSMT211 (NSMT); &quot;[JAPAN: Honshu] Yokotemichi, ca. 850m 35-22-39N 133-31-21E Mt. Daisen Tottori Pref. 28-29. IV. 2007 A. Shinohara&quot;, 1 male, NSMT112 (NSMT); &quot;Takihata Kawachi-Nagano Osaka 22. IV. 1981 A. Shinohara&quot;, 1 male, NSMT213 (NSMT); &quot;JAPAN: Ishikawa Pref., Mt. Shiritaka 637 m, May 19 1979 D. Smith &amp; I. Togashi&quot; 1 female, USNM2051678_047 (USNM); &quot;JAPAN: Honshu Tamozawa,
<normalizedToken id="E29B0F21C7BDAC11AAF0679C345E71DC" originalValue="Nikkô-shi">Nikko-shi</normalizedToken>
Tochigi-ken, Mal. trap 13-27.iv.2009 Takeyuki Nakamura leg.&quot;, 1 male, USNM2057434_03 (USNM).
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<paragraph id="B30D1074B0612F2D9CDDD6AF9033C89E" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Other material examined.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="B33D25526CEFCFDCD44B76B987B4AE19" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">
&quot;JAPAN, Hokkaido Ginsendai,
<normalizedToken id="408296745828109332FA78EB344BD7BD" originalValue="Kamikawa-chô">Kamikawa-cho</normalizedToken>
<geoCoordinate id="CF063B1C04D84DF55F11E0573951688A" direction="north" orientation="latitude" precision="925" value="43.666668">43°40'N</geoCoordinate>
,
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, 947 m Selectively cut forest 6-27.vi.2008 Mal. trap, A. Ueda leg&quot; 1 female, USNM2051678_011 (USNM); &quot;JAPAN, Hokkaido
<normalizedToken id="C317F9B671B36A67B7237B805167B267" originalValue="Sekihoku-tôge">Sekihoku-toge</normalizedToken>
,
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, natural forest, 993 m
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,
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, 6-27.vi.2008 Mal. trap, A. Ueda leg.&quot; 3 males, USNM2051678_008, USNM2051678_031, USNM2051678_061 (USNM); &quot;
<geoCoordinate id="27C1CD42AC0CBE79DA38CEFFD4565ED2" direction="north" orientation="latitude" precision="925" value="42.95">42°57'N</geoCoordinate>
,
<geoCoordinate id="C017924CA14343321E42A12AF69A4878" direction="east" orientation="longitude" precision="925" value="141.23334">141°14'E</geoCoordinate>
Hakken-zan Sapporo,
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JAPAN 16.v.2009 Takuma YOSHIDA leg.&quot; 2 males, USNM2057434_06, USNM2057434_07 (USNM).
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<paragraph id="4443B8B84626BDC482DF4809FC46563E" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Female.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="7159650482DC0E6DA64D8EE22E0704DD" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Body length. (5.1)6.4-6.9 mm.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="98FF9475795C87642A043B2D4FA4F29C" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Colour. Black; following parts more or less unpigmented, whitish or yellowish brown: labrum; apical maxillary and labial palpomeres; tegulae completely; posterodorsal margin of pronotum in lateral part rather widely, upper part of posterolateral margin of pronotum quite narrowly; pro-, meso-, and metacoxa apically; pro-, meso-, and metatrochanter partly or in most part; pro-, meso-, and metatrochantellus partly or completely; profemur in anterior, posterior, and lateral aspects; mesofemur and metafemur apically slightly; protibia in anterior and posterior aspects; mesotibia in most part; metatibia in basal 2/3; tarsomere 1 of hind leg in basal 2/3; paired patches on abdominal terga 2-4(5); posterior margins of terga and sterna; and cenchri (in one female only posterior margin).</paragraph>
<paragraph id="84C6033B498803CF49DA93CBA7B49DEB" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Head. Head behind eyes in dorsal view subparallel sided; postocellar area trapeziform, its length mostly less than or equal to 2 times of lateral ocellus diameter; area between frontal crests in dorsal view reaches or slightly exceeds the level of crests; face and clypeus with somewhat irregular punctures, less shining compared to vertex and especially to postocellar area; ocellar and postocellar area at least slightly raised; clypeus tridentate, with median tooth smaller than lateral teeth; clypeus with median keel; malar space (minimal ventro-ocular distance) shorter or equal to distance between antennal sockets; frontal ridge &quot;V&quot;-shaped, central part of frontal field with distinct pit; maximal length of temple 1.25-1.4 times greater than its minimal length; flagellum 1.8-2.0 times longer than breadth of head.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="4541FF881430BB536F011EE7260BE7B8" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Thorax. Anterior part of mesoscutum with more or less distinct punctures, its median and postero-lateral portions in most part with sparse indistinct punctures and glossy interspaces, or almost impunctate, glossy; mesoscutellum, mesoscutellar appendage, and metapostnotum impunctate and glossy; mesepisternum with more or less indistinct punctures, mostly glossy; mesepimeron with setae on posterior part; metepisternum with evenly distributed setae; metepimeron in central part without setae; distance between cenchri in most specimens about equal to cenchrus width, but sometimes slightly greater; wings hyaline with brownish venation; closed cell M in hindwing present; tarsal claws with conspicuous subbasal tooth.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="97CDB2FC39962641EE99E0C36EB699AB" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Abdomen. Terga mostly with keel-like (sometimes mixed with scale-like) sculpticells and short setae (about half of lateral ocellus diameter); ventral margin of valvula 3 abruptly bending towards apex, about equal in length to valvifer 2; serrulae of valvula 1 as in Fig. 19, number of serrulae (15)16-17.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="B4A09709427730B978389E4F504A67A6" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Male.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="D4A64BD65B4A76E5F611EC92E149C28C" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">(Mostly the differences compared to female are given).</paragraph>
<paragraph id="6F69AA9517014A79AE62D16DC4B791A0" pageId="13" pageNumber="360">Body length. 5.6-5.8 mm.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="5ED866F90D1BB9F37304A54B80636F01" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">
<pageBreakToken id="0935374154F4A2AA12EAD6CCBE1E7071" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" start="start">Colour</pageBreakToken>
. Unpigmented, whitish or yellowish are: meso- and metatrochanter apically; pro-, meso-, and metatrochantellus partly; mesofemur only apically, or in anterior, posterior, and lateral aspects; metafemur apically; mesotibia partly in anterior, posterior, and lateral aspects, or in most part; metatibia in basal 1/3 or in basal 1/2; outer margins of harpes; paired patches on abdominal terga 2-4(3).
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<paragraph id="7481112F20B7B55A4FE782A254A20B63" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Head. Area between frontal crests in dorsal view not exceeding the level of crests; length of postocellar area 1.5-2.0 times of lateral ocellus diameter; maximal length of temple 1.25-1.45 times greater than its minimal length; flagellum 2.2-2.7 times longer than breadth of head.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="4FE1D0133984E0F414F0030AA43955DE" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Abdomen. Posterior margin of sternum 9 round; tergum 8 without tergal hollows and procidentia; penis valve as in Fig. 30.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="BAFF517462E5EB192110E7EEFD32AB78" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Taxonomic affinities.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="62701FBA8AB9BCC39E108DB6B05E64FF" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">
Morphologically, no certain closest relative can be specified. Superficially may resemble
<taxonomicName id="45C566261ED37F900E8CBE9E4361866F" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria rubicola" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" rank="species" species="rubicola">Empria rubicola</taxonomicName>
(based on males),
<taxonomicName id="2CD96212697C47998661D78FE34334D3" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria honshuana" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" rank="species" species="honshuana">Empria honshuana</taxonomicName>
(based on females), or
<taxonomicName id="85F41142C61E251E697076DB681E3072" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria tridentis" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" rank="species" species="tridentis">Empria tridentis</taxonomicName>
(both have pale trochanters and trochantelli). Penis valve (Fig. 30) and valvula 1 (Fig. 19) clearly distinguish this species from all other known species of
<taxonomicName id="34D8A37C11D407A4F10A3CB247AECB7B" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" rank="genus">Empria</taxonomicName>
. According to the molecular analyses (of ITS1 and ITS2 combined with mtDNA sequences), the closest species are those of the
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and
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species groups, and
<taxonomicName id="B6C64F99F1A298B2E7B0BA6B315406E0" genus="Empria" lsidName="Empria tridentis" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" rank="species" species="tridentis">Empria tridentis</taxonomicName>
(Fig. 38, 40).
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<paragraph id="FBDEC2764CB470335CAA45541A8902C1" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Host plants.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="4DFAA3ABA64FDE2CB7CEFED41D8576AB" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Unknown.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="0C27418ADC154B8971AB78C57BD151BF" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Distribution.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="74BCCF76B87B3B3FFA10D5E5FBE86664" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).</paragraph>
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<subSubSection id="B0F866E3E945250BC239BE841061ECCC" pageId="14" pageNumber="361" type="etymology">
<paragraph id="5FEB69977308C056FC5D5EE4D70DF886" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Etymology.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="0114F873E6BD0D0A1A51503DD0C95DBB" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">The specific name refers to Kichizo Takeuchi (1892-1968), who made great contributions to the sawfly systematics in eastern Asia.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="D7E4757F1D59C09248379A45E0E40AB6" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Notes.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="3C8942D9581D21FF31C9D74AA2E576EC" pageId="14" pageNumber="361">Six additional studied specimens (1 female, 5 males) from Hokkaido were not included in the type series. The female and most of the males have a longer postocellar area (more than 2 times of the lateral ocellus diameter) compared to the specimens from Honshu (mostly less than 2 times). Serrulae of the Hokkaido female are also slightly different (cf. http://www.morphbank.net/?id=693521 and Fig. 19). No clear differences were found in the structure of penis valves between the specimens from Hokkaido and Honshu.</paragraph>
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