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Weir
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(
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, the two genera described here and
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). The presence of elytral horns in
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was previously discounted as a generic character (
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).
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2 Mandibles produced beyond clypeus, which is apically narrowed; mentum not concealing maxillae (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.2) and not produced at suture with submentum; antennal scape not expanded and wedge-like, not concealing funicular antennomeres; black,
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long; dorsum (
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2019
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: plate 56C); northern Queensland,
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............................................................................. Phileurina:
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Arrow, 1908
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.3), and produced and often notched at suture with submentum; antennal scape apically dilated and wedge-like, concealing all funicular segments; brown-black, red-brown, shiny dark brownish black or black,
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long; dorsum (
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2019
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: plate 52K);
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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, Lord Howe Island............................... Cryptodina:
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3 Apex of metatibia scalloped (
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2019
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: fig. 33.4) or with longer or shorter fixed teeth, never with cilia............ 4
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- Apex edge of metatibia truncate or very slightly produced, almost always with at least a few (Oryctoderini) or many cilia or cilia lacking (
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,
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<emphasis id="B947B00FFFA40A01FE33C134FD130EE2" box="[494,645,1393,1414]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="334">Temnorhynchus</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
)................................................................ 6
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4 Propygidium enlarged and bearing transverse stridulating ridges (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.5); apical pygidial ridge setose; metatarsomere 1 produced apically (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.6); sexual dimorphism of armature, slight, head with median horn in both sexes; black,
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long; dorsum (
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: figs. 1415);
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, Cocos-Keeling Islands.......................................................... Oryctini:
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Illiger, 1798
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5 Meso- and metatibiae with apices obtusely scalloped and intermediate and basal carinae non-ciliate (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.7); clypeal apex bituberculate; mandibles strongly bidentate (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.8); male with bifid cephalic horn and median pronotal process; metatibial spurs extremely short; female with dorsal surfaces conspicuously punctate and head with traces of cephalic tubercles; black,
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long; dorsum (
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: plates 53H, 56G;
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: fig. 19);
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,
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,
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..........................................
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<emphasis id="B947B00FFFA40A01FB63C2F1FAB00DAD" box="[1214,1318,1716,1737]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="334">Xylotrupes</emphasis>
Hope, 1837
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- Meso- and metatibiae with apices strongly bispinose and intermediate and basal carinae ciliate (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.9); clypeal apex truncate or rounded; mandibles untoothed (
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Weir
<emphasis id="B947B00FFFA40A01FCE5C2AAFCFC0C67" box="[824,874,1774,1796]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="334">et al.</emphasis>
2019
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: fig. 33.10); metatibial spurs elongate in both sexes; deep brown to black,
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long; dorsum (
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: plates 53G, 55L);
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,
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,
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,
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.....................................................
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<emphasis id="B947B00FFFA40A01FB54C36CFA8B0C5A" box="[1161,1309,1833,1854]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="334">Haploscapanes</emphasis>
Arrow, 1908
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6 Head and pronotum unarmed in both sexes, the latter simply convex; ratio of head width across eyes to interocular space at eye canthus greater than 1.7:1 (
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2019
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: fig. 33.11); mandibles extending beyond clypeus, outer sides straight and apically upturned; male protarsi thickened, with large asymmetrical claws, protarsomere 5 as long as 14 combined; metatibia not greatly enlarged, with slender, sharp spurs in male and short blunt spurs in female; propygidium without stridulatory area; light brownish yellow, shiny, pronotum and elytra with symmetrical and sometimes vaguely indicated dark brown markings,
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long; dorsum (
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: plate 55K;
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: fig. 1);
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,
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Wales,
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,
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..................................... Cyclocephalini:
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) or elytral striae very obvious (
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,
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) or sides of clypeus deeply emarginate before ocular canthi (
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); mandibles various; male protarsi thickened with asymmetrical claws or not; propygidium with or without stridulatory area; colour more or less uniform, brown to black, without pronotal and elytral colour pattern, sometimes bicoloured; length often greater than
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7 Meso- and metatibial apices either with slight median projection separating cilia from spurs (
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: fig. 33.12) or with lateral projection and few cilia (
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: fig. 33.13); head with 1 or 2 tubercles or if without, then sides of clypeus deeply emarginate in front of ocular canthi; pronotum simply convex or with small depression and tubercle; elytra impunctate or with random punctation; propygidium without stridulatory area … Oryctoderini................................. 8
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- Meso- and metatibial apices truncate or only slightly produced, cilia continuous with spurs or rarely entirely absent (
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: fig. 33.14); head and pronotum with more-or-less distinct frontoclypeal suture, tubercles, horns, impressions or hollows; if unarmed or armature not obvious then either propygidium with stridulating area or elytral striae very obvious; propygidium with or without stridulating area … Pentodontini........................................................... 10
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8 Clypeus with 2 distinct teeth; head with 2 low tubercles; meso- and metatibial apices with a lateral projection and only a few cilia (
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: fig. 33.13); elytra with random ocellate punctures; red-brown,
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long; dorsum (
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: plare 59C;
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: fig. 16);
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...............................
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- Clypeus rounded and truncate, with or without slight emargination; head with single tubercle or without tubercle; meso- and metatibial apices with slight median projection separating cilia from spurs (
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: fig. 33.12); elytra impunctate or with some horseshoe shaped punctures.................................................................... 9
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9 Clypeus deeply emarginate in front of ocular canthi, that of male deeply impressed; frons of male without tubercle; that of female with frontal tubercle feebly developed or not; pronotum without pit or tubercle in either sex; male protarsi thickened; elytra impunctate, smooth; dark brown-red,
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long; dorsum (
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: plates 54L, 56A;
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: fig. 17);
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.......................................................
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: plate 54A);
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.................................................................................
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10 Protibia bidentate, apical tooth elongate (
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: fig. 33.15); antennae with 9 antennomeres, club scarcely longer in male than in female; mentum not compressed; pronotum and elytra conspicuously punctate; legs very short and stout; metafemora bisulcate (
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: fig. 33.14); black,
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: plate 54P);
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............................................................. Pseudoryctina:
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), then apical tooth broadly rounded and poorly separated from second tooth; antennae with 9 or 10 antennomeres, with club of various lengths; mentum compressed or not; other characters variable............................................................... 11
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11 Mentum and ligula compressed to form thin vertical lamina divided by ligular suture; apical maxillary palpomere remarkably enlarged and specialised (
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Weir
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: fig. 33.16); pronotum of males with anterior horn and pair of lateral horns or tubercles, with an excavation extending to base; pronotum of females evenly rounded, without horns or tubercles; scutellum very large; metathoracic legs stout, the metafemora unisulcate; yellow, reddish-brown or black species, often bicoloured,
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long; dorsum (
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: figs. 4, 9, 14, 20, 25, 31);
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,
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................................................................... Pseudoryctina:
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Sharp, 1873
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<keyLead id="30C2CF28FFA50A00FF4AC185FA0A0EB1" box="[151,1436,1471,1493]" pageId="13" pageNumber="335">12 Meso- and metatibial apices without cilia, glabrous......................................................... 13</keyLead>
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13 Head plate-like, flattened, more-or-less vertical and coarsely, somewhat rugosely punctate (
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Weir
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: fig. 33.17); front of clypeus straight with a small tubercle at either side; mandibles visible in front of clypeus; red-brown,
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long; dorsum (
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2019
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: plate 54H;
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: fig. 12);
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............................................................................ Pentodontina:
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Hope, 1837
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- Head not plate-like, not vertical, with concentric sculpturing, impunctate (
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); front of clypeus rounded, indented medially, without tubercles; mandibles concealed by clypeus; dorsum (
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;
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: fig. 13); brown with black markings,
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.............. Cheiroplatina:
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14 Propygidium enlarged, its posterior edge convex and its disc covered with numerous fine transverse stridulating ridges (
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Weir
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: fig. 33.18); head plate-like, vertical and smooth, forming a horn in males (
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: fig. 33.19); apical labial palpomere globular; glossy reddish brown to reddish black,
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: plate 55D);
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........................... Dipelicina:
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16 Frontoclypeal suture absent; clypeus only slightly narrowed anteriorly, with thickened bead all around; setae on mentum very long, dense and extending well past front edge of clypeus; antennal lamellae widest near apex; male protarsal claws asymmetrical; black,
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17 Clypeus deflexed ventrad, either evenly curved or abruptly declivous, not from clypeofrontal suture, but from a ridge joining antennal angles, and narrowed distally, sides sinuate to very narrow anterior face that is distinctly upturned; frontoclypeal suture subobsolete; apical pygidial ridge glabrous; pronotum with basal ridge continuous and with anteromedian tubercle and impression; dorsal surface conspicuously punctate; black,
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2019
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22 Clypeus with sides rounded or sinuately narrowed towards apex; if rounded then epipleural setae sparse, not extending on to apical third of elytra; antennal club not much longer than shaft, kidney shaped (
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: fig. 33.20); metatibia strongly contracted subapically; pronotum with anteromedian horn or tubercle and impression, sometimes bounded by lateral horns; black,
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Weir
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24 Antennal club very large, sinuate, bitexturous (
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2019
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: fig. 33.22); pronotum with lateral elevated angles (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.22) and median third of basal edge strongly produced over scutellum; dark reddish brown,
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2019
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Blackburn, 1890
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2019
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Özdikmen, 2009
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25 Head with horn extending back over more than half of pronotum (
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Weir
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2019
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: fig. 33.23); pronotum with excavation not extending to posterior edge and bounded posteriorly by a sharp elevated transverse ridge or sharp elevations; basal area of pygidium glabrous; reddish brown, black or bicolored,
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Weir
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2019
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Weir
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Blackburn, 1890
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26 Clypeus evenly rounded with moderately deep, truncate face; frontoclypeal ridge transverse or posteriorly angulate, usually giving rise to median tubercle, which is in line with or behind anterior edge of eye; pronotum strongly transverse, nontuberculate, evenly convex or with slight, submarginal impression in front; antennal club with sides more-or-less subparallel; apical pygidial ridge glabrous; black or reddish brown,
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Weir
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2019
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Sharp, 1873
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Weir
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Weir
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29 Frontoclypeal suture posteriorly angulate, giving rise to triangular elevation or large horn in male; pronotum somewhat pentagonal, especially in female, its sides contracted towards anterolateral angles; anterior edge of pronotum membranous only across median third; pronotum in male with large impression or excavation and without anteromedian tubercle; antennae with 10 antennomeres; base of pygidium setose; aedeagus with simple parameres; reddish brown to reddish black,
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31 Head completely unarmed; clypeus with oblique, sometimes serrate, anterior edge; galea strongly toothed; mandibles concealed or slightly exposed at sides of clypeus; pronotum with anterior tubercle and (usually) deep impression in male; armature reduced but still discernible in most females; protibia with 3 or 2 blunt teeth; metatarsomere 1 widened, flattened and with distinct longitudinal carina externally; deep reddish brown to black,
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32 Length
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) or with small anterior tubercle and discernible punctures (
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). .................................................................................................. 34
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33 Head with preocular armature of tubercle or small horn, always anterior to a line joining the front of the eyes; frontoclypeal suture straight; mandibles exposed at side of clypeus or not; base of mentum not hollowed or cleft; pronotum with anteromedian tubercle in both sexes; elytral punctation heavily impressed; size and development of male armature not exhibiting marked variation; reddish brown to pitch black,
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35 Clypeus setose; pronotum with discernible punctures; male pronotum with small tubercle on anterior edge; head unarmed; frontoclypeal suture carinate; tarsi elongate in both male and female; male protarsomere 5 much longer than 1; claws enlarged and only slightly curved; brownish black, 13.521.0 mm long; dorsum (
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Females with anterior and posterior margins convex or almost straight.......................................... 41
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41 Centre of apical truncate faces of meso- and metatibiae densely ciliate (
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: plate 54C);
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44 Propygidium with more-or-less well-defined, short, coarse stridulating bands (except
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: fig. 33.28); if male propretarsal claws asymmetrical then protarsomere 5 not enlarged; reddish brown to reddish black,
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, Cocos-Keeling Islands........................................................................
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: fig. 33.29); male propretarsal claws strongly asymmetrical and protarsomere 5 enlarged; black,
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: plates 54K, 59I);
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Arrow, 1911
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