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<paragraph id="4B607883D61E01819687917457C9B807" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Taxon classification Animalia Scolopendromorpha Scolopendridae</paragraph>
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Figs 9B, 25B, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35
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calcarata
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Porat, 1876: 10.
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: 51.
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: 6, map 1.
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: 74.
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<paragraph id="AF6697B76AE6088E4FABACBAD445021D" pageId="30" pageNumber="31">Type locality.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="0402A1231EEB81CE9CA456360D7C35A8" pageId="30" pageNumber="31">China.</paragraph>
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Holotype: NHRS-KASI 000000042, one female with label &quot;
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v. Por&quot; from Kina [China] in Kinberg collection (Figs 32, 33).
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Figure 30.
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(CUMZ 00418): A Tooth-plates B Cephalic plate and trunk segments 1-3 C Forcipular segment
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Spiracles 3, 5 and 8, respectively.
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Figure 31.
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(CUMZ 00418): A Tergites 8-12 B Sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment and coxopleura C Tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment D Sternites 10-12
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Dorsal and ventral views of ultimate leg prefemora.
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Figure 32.
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(Holotype
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000000042): A Cephalic plate and trunk segments 1-5 B Tergites 8-11 C Tooth-plates D Forcipular segment
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Spiracles 3 and 5, respectively.
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Figure 33.
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(Holotype
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000000042): A Sternites 10-12 B Sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment, coxopleura and ventral view of ultimate legs C Tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment and dorsal view of legs 20 and ultimate legs.
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<paragraph id="1230AC5119566A7922ECA71933615BF3" pageId="30" pageNumber="31">Additional material.</paragraph>
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Thailand - CUMZ 00417, one spm., Wat Mae Long, Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai (
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,
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). CUMZ 00418, one spm., Lan
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Waterfall, Mueang, Tak (
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,
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). CUMZ 00312, one spm., Chong Kao Khat (Hellfire Pass), Kanchanaburi (
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,
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).
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<paragraph id="AE791921A398EA0273CF03D2AD88C56D" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">Diagnosis.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="34270A76BC8ED2E7F5CB59EA69959EA2" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">17 antennal articles, 4-6 basal articles glabrous dorsally. Each tooth-plate with 5-8 teeth. Tergites 3-20 with paramedian sutures. Complete margination only on tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment. Tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment without depression or median suture. Incomplete paramedian sutures on sternites. Coxopleural process with 3-4 apical, 0-3 subapical and 0-1 lateral spines, without dorsal spine. Ultimate leg prefemora with 4-12 VL, 0-12 VM, 1-5 M, 2 DM, prefemoral process with 3-5 spines. One tarsal spur on legs 1-21.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="13F7BACE0F73ECE4D9F26061004FCE2F" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">Composite description.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="05098625CF611604113883818CFFEB43" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">Body length up to 5.3 cm. Blackish colouration on most of dorsal part of body. Cephalic plate dichromatic; anterior part of cephalic plate dark blue or black, posterior margin green yellowish (Fig. 30B). Antenna dark blue. Tergites dark blue or nearly blackish. All legs light blue, their basal part yellowish. Cephalic plate with median sulcus on anterior part. Posterior part of cephalic plate without paramedian sulci.</paragraph>
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Antenna usually with 17 articles, basal 4-6 subcylindrical, glabrous dorsally (Fig. 34C), 3.3 glabrous articles ventrally. Antenna reaching segments 3-4. Forcipular trochanteroprefemoral process with denticles in two groups, one apical and 2-3 inner. Tooth-plates with 5-8 teeth (Figs 30A, 34
<normalizedToken id="5C797FE00E49C5DB4062F11CE7F705F5" originalValue="AB">A-B</normalizedToken>
). Tooth-plate with straight, transverse basal suture. Coxosternite smooth, without median suture (Figs 30C, 34E). Article 2 of second maxillary telopodite with spur.
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Figure 34.
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(CUMZ 00418):
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Variation of teeth on tooth-plates C Cephalic plate and basal antennal articles D Tergites 9-11 E Forcipular segment.
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<pageBreakToken id="B0B409FA68F9B118B1698074D57ABA1F" pageId="32" pageNumber="33" start="start">Anterior</pageBreakToken>
margin of T1 underlying cephalic plate (Figs 30B, 34C). Complete paramedian sutures from TT3-4; tergite margination only on T21 (starting on T15 in holotype). Tergite surfaces (Figs 31A, 34D) smooth, without median sulci. Tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment with curved, acute posterior margin (Figs 31C, 35E), lacking median furrow or depression; ratio of width: length of tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment 0.87:1. Sternites (Figs 31D, 35A) with incomplete paramedian sutures occupying anterior 10-30%. Surface of sternites smooth, without depression. Sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment (Figs 31B, 35D) with sides converging posteriorly. Pore-field on coxopleuron terminating well beneath margin of tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment, dorsal margin of pore area elevated equally along its length.
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Figure 35.
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Dorsal and ventral views, respectively, of ultimate leg prefemora D Sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment and coxopleura E Tergite of ultimate leg-bearing segment.
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<paragraph id="BEB364B318FE98C7802921FD35CDCFD8" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">Coxopleural process moderately long, with 3-4 apical, 0-3 subapical and 0-1 lateral spines, without dorsal spine. Pore-free area extending 50-75% length from distal part of coxopleural process to margin of sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment (Figs 31B, 35D).</paragraph>
<paragraph id="8FD82E159CA37D27B86FE268BBE1F5D9" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">
All legs with small setae, without tibial spur. One tarsal spur on legs 1-21. Ultimate legs moderately long and slender, with ratios of lengths of prefemur and femur 1.2:1, femur and tibia 1.2:1, tibia and tarsus 2 1.4:1.; tarsus 1 and tarsus 2 2.6:1. Prefemoral spines (Figs 31
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, 35
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): 4-7 VL, 0-3 VM, 1-5 M, 1-7 DM, prefemoral process with 2-5 spines.
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<paragraph id="D797933A6A0F5D0E315373C4ED0016A9" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">Genital segments well developed, reaching longer than distance between posterior margin of sternite of ultimate leg-bearing segment and distal part of coxopleural process. Sternite of genital segment 1 round and convex posteriorly, with median suture (Fig. 25B). In male, sternite of genital segment 2 well developed. Tergites of genital segments with small setae.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="B987EC6502F1EF0CCF5B51A7E614D555" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">Discussion.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="5EA8CDA145FEEA79FF8DFBD799D41B19" lastPageId="33" lastPageNumber="34" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">
This montane species was sometimes collected together with other scolopendrids such as species of
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and
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. External phenotypic characters are similar to
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but the unique, diagnostic character that permits species identification is the presence of a tarsal spur on the ultimate legs, which is atypical for
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. However, this character has been reported in some individuals of a few other
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species in Southeast Asia, notably
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(see
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2009
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,
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). We also recorded the occurrence of a tarsal spur on the ultimate leg in two juveniles of
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from Yokohama, Japan (NHMW 758). For this reason, variation in tarsal spurs on legs needs to be used cautiously for justification of species boundaries when sample size is limited. However,
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is readily distinguished morphologically from
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s.l. and
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by the number of glabrous antennal articles (four glabrous dorsally), only the tergite of the ultimate leg-bearing segment showing margination, sternites with incomplete paramedian sutures, and 4-5 apical and subapical spines on the coxopleural process. All specimens from Thailand and the description of Vietnamese populations by
<bibRefCitation id="30D946057B6F9E89622C6D303139F4DB" author="Schileyko, AA" journalOrPublisher="Arthropoda Selecta" pageId="50" pageNumber="51" pagination="73 - 87" title="The scolopendromorph centipedes of Vietnam (Chilopoda: Scolopendromorpha). Part 2." volume="4" year="1995">Schileyko (1995)</bibRefCitation>
consistently exhibited a tarsal spur on the ultimate legs. However, some characteristics seem to be variable between these two populations, such as a count of six glabrous antennal articles in Vietnam versus four in Thailand (four in the original description), the last
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-6 tergites marginated versus only the tergite of the ultimate leg-bearing segment (but in original description, margination starting from TT12 (13)), the sternite of the ultimate leg-bearing segment with a median depression versus its absence, and the arrangement of spines on the ultimate leg prefemur. With respect to the latter, Vietnamese populations exhibited 9-12 VL, 11-12 VM, 2-3 both M and DM, and 2 spines on the prefemoral process versus 4-7 VL, 0-3 VM, 1-2 M, 1-2 DM, and 2-4 spines on the prefemoral process in Thai populations.
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<paragraph id="B2466EB66CA0EDA8751D95F9ECB1393F" pageId="33" pageNumber="34">
Morphological similarity between
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and
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is indicated by several characteristics, including the number of antennal articles, the shape of teeth on the forcipular tooth-plates (these being in the form of minute denticles), and the number of spines on the coxopleural process. In addition, the habitat preferences of these two species resemble each other, both of them being found only in montane territory, and they also show similar dichromatic colouration patterns. There is no evidence from our survey that these two species are distributed sympatrically. These characters are consistent with the molecular phylogeny, which resolves these two species as sister taxa.
</paragraph>
</subSubSection>
<subSubSection id="CD71DEC7465C5444D955A43AF103E43F" pageId="33" pageNumber="34" type="distribution">
<paragraph id="4A80A6A8185D4DF6720914D3045E68BC" pageId="33" pageNumber="34">Distribution.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="9236F81FA1609F7C3003E5C6B40C7B69" pageId="33" pageNumber="34">
This species is quite rare in tropical mainland Southeast Asia, usually distributed along mountain ranges in the western territory of Thailand (Fig. 29). A few specimens were found in the eastern plateau.
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,
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) also reported material from northern Vietnam, and
<bibRefCitation id="48105230A5AB0B817EA8A586302C4315" author="Zhang, C" journalOrPublisher="Chinese Journal of Zoology" pageId="52" pageNumber="53" pagination="8 - 11" title="Scolopendra." volume="27" year="1992">Zhang (1992)</bibRefCitation>
recorded
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in southern China. We combine all records of this species from previous literature and our new collections to provide and updated distribution as follows: Southeast Asia: Thailand (Kanchanaburi, Tak and Chiang Mai) and Vietnam (fide
<bibRefCitation id="6C3E1D17422A225F220D639161B24A10" author="Schileyko, AA" journalOrPublisher="Arthropoda Selecta" pageId="50" pageNumber="51" pagination="71 - 95" title="The scolopendromorph centipedes (Chilopoda) of Vietnam, with contributions to the faunas of Cambodia and Laos. Part 3." volume="16" year="2007">Schileyko (2007)</bibRefCitation>
: Mai Chau, Tam Dao National Park, Cat Ba National Park and Ba Vi National Park). East Asia: South China.
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