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This is the first species in the genus
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to have its immature stages described. The descriptions are based on three third-instar larvae, two exuviae from third-instar larvae, and
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associated with adults (
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) with the following data:
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: Choco:
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, Granja Universidad Tecnológica del Chocó; 5º30.52'52''N;
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; in rotten wood of
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L.;
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.
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. Dorsal body length
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(
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a).
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(
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b).
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: Width
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. Surface reddish brown, finely punctate; 4 dorsoepicranial setae, 25 epicranial setae distributed irregularly, 1112 paraocellar setae on each side. Ocelli present. Frontal suture and clypeofrontal suture distinct.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC76FF9DFE90FB1EFE34883D" box="[332,401,1258,1283]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="35">Frons</emphasis>
: 1 exterior frontal seta, 1 posterior frontal seta on each side; 45 setae on each anterior angle.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC76FF9DFF39FAE5FEE68814" box="[229,323,1297,1322]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="35">Clypeus</emphasis>
: Form trapezoidal. Postclypeus reddish brown, well sclerotized, densely punctuate; preclypeus light brown, with 2 central setae and 2 lateral seta on each side.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC76FF9DFC58FACCFC44886F" box="[900,993,1336,1361]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="35">Labrum</emphasis>
: rugopunctate, slightly asymmetrical, 8 posterior setae, 4 lateral setae on each side, 2 central setae.
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: with 4 antennomeres, antennomere 2 and 3 about 1/4 times longer than antennomere 1 and 4; antennomere 4 slightly longer than antennomere 1. Antennomere 4 oval in dorsal and ventral view, almond-shaped in lateral view; dorsal surface with 1011 sensory spots (
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c); ventral surface with 9 sensory spots (
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d).
<emphasis id="B920D014DC76FF9DFBC5FA26FB0E88D5" box="[1049,1195,1490,1515]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="35">Epipharynx</emphasis>
(
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e): suboval, asymmetrical, left lateral edge angulate. Haptomeral process prominent, entire; right chaetoparia with 95 setae; left chaetoparia with 82 setae, with some sensilla; acroparia each with 21 straight, long, thick setae; corypha with 4 fine, long setae; acanthoparia with 1213 short, curved, spine-like setae; pedium large, ovate. Dexiotorma elongate, narrow; laeotorma slightly shorter than dexiotorma. Dexiophoba absent; laephoba poorly developed between haptolachus and inner side of laeotorma, with 24 fine setae. Sclerotized plate of right nesium long, elongate, and truncate at apex; sense cone on left nesium represented by longitudinal, wellsclerotized plate, apex with 4 sensilla. Crepis poorly defined.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC76FF9DFCB3F915FC728BC4" box="[879,983,1761,1786]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="35">Maxillae</emphasis>
(
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f): cardo subrectangular. Stipes longer than wide. Galea with many stout setae and 1 well-developed uncus at apex. Lacinia with many stout setae and 3 unci fused at their bases (
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Fig.
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g). Maxillary palpi with 4 palpomeres, all palpomeres of different lengths, palpomere 4 twice as long as palpomere 2. Stridulatory area with 10 blunt, truncate ridges and an anterior truncate process (
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h).
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(
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Fig.
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i): Glossa with 50 fine, long setae and 34 stout, short setae. Hypopharyngeal sclerome asymmetrical, concave medially, sharp process produced dorsally; left and right lateral lobes with 38 fine, moderately long setae. Left margin with row of 12 stout, moderately long setae directed toward center of sclerome and 3 basal setae at sclerome.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC75FF9EFC49FF6CFBEC8D8F" box="[917,1097,152,177]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="36">Right mandible</emphasis>
: apical tooth blade-like, S1 + S2 fused, S3 rounded after scissorial notch; scrobe with 16 fine, long setae. Ventral surface (
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j) with elongate-oval stridulatory area formed by 34 narrowly separated ridges; ventral process well developed, rounded, with many asperites. Dorsal surface (
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k) with line of 12 fine, long setae. Brustia with 6 long, stout setae. Calx large, with 11 basolateral setae. Molar area with 3 wide, convex, ridged lobes (M1-3) and with 9 long, fine setae.
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: scissorial region with 4 teeth, basal tooth separated from S1-S3; S1 and S2 separated from S3 by scissorial notch. S3 and S4 notched. Scrobe with 14 long, fine setae. Dorsal surface (
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l) with line of 17 fine, moderately long setae; acia well developed, sharp, setae at apex absent, with 12 basolateral setae. Ventral surface with elongate-oval stridulatory area formed by 31 narrowly separated ridges (
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Fig.
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m); ventral process well developed, rounded, with many asperites; dorsomolar area with row of 12 stout, fine, moderately long setae; brustia with 14 stout, long setae arranged in form of a “U”. Molar area with 3 lobes, first molar lobe (M1) large.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC75FF9EFF1AFD8DFEBE8FAC" box="[198,283,633,658]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="36">Thorax</emphasis>
. Pronotum irregularly and weakly sclerotized, with 8 long, fine setae. Prothoracic spiracles (
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n)
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long,
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wide; respiratory plate dark brown, bulla prominent; distance between respiratory lobes less than diameter of bulla; plate with 46 holes across diameter at middle, holes with irregular edges (
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o). Dorsum of prothorax with transverse row of 38 long, fine setae. Mesoprescutum with transverse, irregular row of 28 long, fine setae and 24 short, spine-like setae; metaprescutum with 32 long, fine setae; metascutellum with 22 long, fine setae and 40 short, fine setae; spine-like setae absent.
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: Tarsal claws with enlarged apical process, 1 basoexternal seta and 1 internal, preapical seta (
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p). Tarsal claw on protarsi larger than claws on mesothoracic and metathoracic legs. Coxae, trochanter, and tibiotarsi of all legs setose, setae fine or stout.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC75FF9EFF1AFC22FE908ED1" box="[198,309,982,1007]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="36">Abdomen</emphasis>
. Abdominal spiracle I
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long,
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wide, shorter than spiracles IIVIII. Spiracles on segments II and VI equal in size,
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wide; spiracles on segment VII slightly wider than preceding (
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long,
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wide). Abdominal segment I with 21 long, fine setae on prescutum, 42 short, fine setae; subscutum with 18 long, fine setae; scutum with 8 long, fine setae, 18 short, fine setae, 13 short, spine-like setae; scutellum with 8 long, fine setae, 32 short, fine setae. Abdominal segment II on prescutum with 22 long, fine setae and 42 short, fine setae; subscutum with 18 short, fine setae; scutum with 8 long, fine setae, 18 short, fine setae, and 13 short, spine-like setae; scutellum with 8 long, fine setae, 32 short, fine setae. Abdominal segment III on prescutum with 18 long, fine setae, 62 short, fine setae, and 22 short, spine-like setae; subscutum with 51 short, fine setae; scutum with 10 long, fine setae, 102 short, fine setae and 46 short, spine-like setae; scutellum with 12 long, fine setae, 112 short, fine setae, and 89 short spine-like setae. Spiracular area with 61 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment IV on prescutum with 18 long, fine setae, 12 short, fine setae and 116 short, spine-like setae; subscutum with 58 long, fine setae and without short, spine-like setae; scutum with 18 long, fine setae, 165 short, fine setae and 126 short, spine-like; scutellum with 12 long, fine setae, 186 short, fine setae, and 168 short, spine-like setae. Spiracular area with 61 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment V with 18 long, fine setae, 196 short, fine setae, and 202 short, spine-like setae on prescutum; subscutum with 51 short, fine setae; scutum with 16 long, fine setae, 116 short, fine setae, and 226 short, spine-like setae; scutellum with 12 long, fine setae, 212 short, fine setae, and 109 short, spine-like setae. Spiracular area with 61 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment VI on prescutum with 22 long, fine setae, 122 short, fine setae, and 201 short, spine-like setae; subscutum with 56 short, fine seta and without short, spine-like setae; scutum with about 126 long, fine setae, 198 short, fine setae, and 198 short, spine-like setae; scutellum with about 10 long, fine setae, 118 short, fine setae, and 179 short, spine-like setae. Spiracular area with 61 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment VII with 2 rows of setae (anterior and posterior), each with 2 long, fine setae, 186 short, fine setae, and 28 short, spine-like mixed. Spiracular area with 61 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment VIII with 2 rows of setae, anterior row with 2 long, fine setae; posterior row with 4 long, fine setae, and 216 short, fine setae mixed. Spiracular area with 58 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment IX with one anterior row of 2 fine setae, and a posterior row with 4 long, fine setae mixed with 216 short, fine setae. Spiracular area with 58 long, fine setae. Abdominal segment X with approximately 124 moderate to long, fine setae and 391 short, spine-like, mixed setae. Spiracular area with 58 long, fine setae. Pleural lobes with 48 long, fine setae; short setae absent.
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without palidia; campus with 18 long, fine setae; teges with 125 short setae projecting toward superior anal lobe; barbula with 3536 long, fine setae. Anal slit transverse.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC74FF9FFF4BF887FEB98AB5" bold="true" box="[151,284,1907,1931]" pageId="3" pageNumber="37">FIGURE 2.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC74FF9FFEF8F880FE528AB5" box="[292,503,1908,1931]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="37">Podischnus agenor</emphasis>
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third-instar larva. a. larva, lateral view; b. head; c. dorsal view of antennomere 4; d. ventral view of antennomere 4; e. epipharynx; f. maxilla; g. maxillar unci; h. maxillar stridulatory area; i. hypopharynx; j. right mandible, ventral view; k. right mandible, dorsal view; l. left mandible, dorsal view; m. left mandible, ventral view; n. respiratory plate; o. respiratory plate holes; p. tarsal claw.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF1AFEC3FE188C6F" bold="true" box="[198,445,311,337]" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Description of pupa</emphasis>
. Male (
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). Length
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. Width at pronotum
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. Body shape elongate, oval, stout. Color dark reddish orange. Entire body covered with fine, velvety-gold vestiture.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF4BFE76FF728CA5" box="[151,215,386,411]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Head</emphasis>
. Glabrous, bent sharply beneath thorax; antennae, labrum, mandibles, maxillae and palpi discernible; antennal tecae expanded, stout, with rounded apex. Compound eyes sunken, scarcely visible. Frontoclypeus with strong, wide, massive horn; apex broadly rounded.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF19FE06FEBF8F35" box="[197,282,498,523]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Thorax</emphasis>
. Pronotum: glabrous, anteromedial tubercle with rounded apex. Elytral and posterior wing tecae closely appressed, curved ventrally around body; elytral tecae extending to middle of abdominal segment IV; posterior wing tecae extending to middle of abdominal segment V. Protibia with 3 distinct teeth on external edge. Mesotibiae and metatibiae with inner and external spines well developed at apex.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF4BFB05FEBC8837" bold="true" box="[151,281,1265,1289]" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">FIGURE 3.</emphasis>
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pupa. a. ventral view; b. lateral view; c. dorsal view.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF19FACEFE9D886D" box="[197,312,1338,1363]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Abdomen</emphasis>
. Segments IIIX well defined in ventral view. Segment VII slightly longer than preceding segment, VIII 0.25 times longer than segment VII; segments VIII and IX fused. Segment X with small and slightly prominent genital ampulla. Segments IX with well-defined dioneiform organs in dorsal view, sclerotized between segments IVII. Pleural lobes rounded. Spiracle I elongate, with fine peritreme and covered by wing thecae; spiracles IIIV ovate, prominent, with strongly sclerotized peritreme; spiracle VVIII closed. Abdominal apex rounded, with fine and short setae.
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Female. As male except in the following respects: Length
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. Width at pronotum
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.
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. Without tubercle.
<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FEB6F9B4FE448B67" box="[362,481,1600,1625]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Abdomen.</emphasis>
Segment X without genital ampulla.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF19F991FE928B41" bold="true" box="[197,311,1637,1663]" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Remarks</emphasis>
. The following characters will separate the larvae of
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.
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from other Neotropical dynastine larvae: anterior frontal setae and posterior frontal setae present; laeophoba with 24 short, fine setae; stridulatory area with 1011 blunt, truncate ridges; antennomere 4 with 10 dorsal sensory spots; spiracles on abdominal segments IIV similar in size; spiracles on segments VIIVIII larger than those on preceding segments.
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FF19F8EBFE2F8A07" bold="true" box="[197,394,1823,1849]" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Natural History</emphasis>
. Adults have been primarily collected at lights at night. They have been observed flying between 20:00 05:00. The adults had been taken between March, when the first rains start, through July. The males excavate a gallery in a stalk of
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FDB8F89FFC928ABA" box="[612,823,1899,1924]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Bambusa guadua</emphasis>
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H. &amp; B. (
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) or sugarcane (
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). Mating occurs inside the stalk. Both beetles exit when mating is over. The larvae have been observed feeding in dead, rotten wood of
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<emphasis id="B920D014DC73FF98FE70F841FDC98AF0" box="[428,620,1973,1998]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="38">Cedrela odorata</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
L. (
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). The pupal stage lasts from January to March. The life cycle is of one year (
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Neita
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. 2006
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).
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.
<taxonomicName id="4C547785DC72FF99FEB3FF6CFDF18D8F" box="[367,596,152,177]" class="Insecta" family="Dynastidae" genus="Podischnus" kingdom="Animalia" order="Coleoptera" pageId="5" pageNumber="39" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="agenor">
<emphasis id="B920D014DC72FF99FEB3FF6CFDF18D8F" box="[367,596,152,177]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="39">Podischnus agenor</emphasis>
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is distributed from
<collectingCountry id="F3434C96DC72FF99FC9CFF6CFC3E8D8C" box="[832,923,152,178]" name="Mexico" pageId="5" pageNumber="39">México</collectingCountry>
to
<collectingCountry id="F3434C96DC72FF99FC1EFF6CFB808D8C" box="[962,1061,152,178]" name="Ecuador" pageId="5" pageNumber="39">Ecuador</collectingCountry>
(
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,
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;
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). This species is found in
<collectingCountry id="F3434C96DC72FF99FDDAFF49FDDF8DE9" box="[518,634,189,215]" name="Colombia" pageId="5" pageNumber="39">Colombia</collectingCountry>
in forest areas from the sea level to
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.
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