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,
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)
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:
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Danbulla [
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] S.F. E entrance
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C.Reid beating vines/rainf. trees/Acacia (
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).
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The present specimen was taken not far from the type locality of
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on the Atherton Tableland (Wongabel: 17°19'38.45''S, 145°29'15.59''E) and is believed to be that species. Unlike the one illustrated in the original description (
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) the present specimen was not dissected. My interpretation of homologies follows, and partly differs from that of
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.
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The tegmen (
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) is a narrow sclerite widening on the sides where long and slender styles attach. The lateral parts form the caudal parameres which I have been unable to separate from the penis. The penis consists of two pairs of caudal horns with opposed tips (
<figureCitation id="E59F92B3FFB0D35AE9EEFCE2FD0CFCC4" box="[671,757,788,813]" captionStart="FIGURES 65 68" captionStartId="27.[151,264,1897,1919]" captionTargetBox="[218,1373,201,1861]" captionTargetId="figure@27.[203,1384,193,1876]" captionTargetPageId="27" captionText="FIGURES 65 68. Male genitalia of Prionocyphon urbanus n. sp. (65; 66 diagrammatic) and P. deanboltoi (67; 68, enlarged detail of the horns at the penis apex). Abbreviations: de, endophallus; eph, endophallus; pd, parameroid; pe, paramere; st, style; te, tegmen; ts, transverse sclerite." httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/1052561/files/figure.png" pageId="28" pageNumber="179">Fig. 68</figureCitation>
), and a heavily armed endophallus between and in front of them. I regard the shorter medial horns as the forked trigonium, the longer lateral horns as parameroids. Their medial edges extend forward, converge and eventually form a medial rod. Dorsally from it the divided front end of the penis is seen.
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The picture is dominated by the endophallus (
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). At its beginning lies on each side a large patch of needle-like spines. The patches are thick, and differences in optical density suggest they may be internally coiled. Caudally from the packs are two irregular bands of short stout spaced spines. They extend to a cushion-like region with small triangular sclerites arranged on minute arched crests. The cushion is internally divided and can apparently open.
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