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classification Animalia
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Subgenus
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<paragraph id="BCE57A8E36F84BF9CD316FD49E89CDA6" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Type species.</paragraph>
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<taxonomicName id="4DD90952ED1E594650FBC7E3BE754341" class="Insecta" family="Carabidae" genus="Elaphropus" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Elaphropus marchantarius" order="Coleoptera" pageId="11" pageNumber="98" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="marchantarius" status="sp. nov.">Elaphropus marchantarius</taxonomicName>
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<paragraph id="A9E0404330A9335A5A7D5B18D0B4FBE7" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Diagnosis.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="971FC0BFB9ABF7965EA3F1FB9D90A1EA" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Mentum lacking foveae; elytron (Fig. 5F) with 8 micropunctulate interneurs; elytral humeral margin serrate; basal half of i8 (Fig. 4F) parallel to elytral margin, meeting or nearly reaching humeral series of setal insertions; humeral setae symmetrically distributed; apical half of i8 curvy, abruptly bent around Eo5+6 and Eo7; apical recurrent groove (Fig. 1E) rudimentary, continuous with i3.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="6F2D3218965DBEFC9FCD2EC637EE6940" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Size. ABL = 2.25-2.8 mm; SBL = 2.35-2.9 mm; TW = 0.95-1.15 mm</paragraph>
<paragraph id="B4BC9FF93273FF319C7C8FC770A3A9E7" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Form. Elongate, parallel-sided, subdepressed.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="975603DD2931C98212F593B34B07E40E" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Color. Uniformly yellow-brown to flavous.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="6964947B82A79399E27733BAC7E22979" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Microsculpture. Head and anteromedial part of pronotum with coarse, scaly, isodiametric microsculpture; remainder of pronotum and elytron with linear, transverse microsculpture.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="591745BA4976AD2BF0044151FA51954A" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Head. Mentum without foveae.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="53F8DEA0FA7B1975234712C993E64442" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Prothorax. Basal section of pronotum (Fig. 3F) triangular, rugose, with basal transverse impressions not well-defined; pronotum with dark, medial furrow that does not reach anterior margin; pronotal furrow with shallow basal excavation; convergent transverse impressions barely visible along anterior margin of pronotum; basal protarsomere of male with prominent medial dentiform expansion.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="3562AEC889ACFC7AA6DDBBE206761542" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Pterothorax. Elytral margin serrate; humeral margin (Fig. 4F) with four symmetrically spaced setal insertions; elytron with 8 micropunctulate interneurs; i4-7 not reaching apex and i4-5 converging apically (Fig. 1E); basal half of i8 parallel to elytral margin, meeting or nearly reaching humeral series of setae; apical half of i8 deeply impressed, abruptly curved around Eo5+6 and Eo7 and somewhat deviated medially from elytral margin; ARG (Fig. 1E) rudimentary, continuous with i3.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="C0DACC5D8D1315030D00DB6DEC84CB0E" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Genitalia. Not examined.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="2648E0BD47F7252532C11D1D71AADEF9" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Distribution.</paragraph>
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Widely distributed in the Amazon basin. Known from several localities along the Rio Negro (S. Venezuela), Rio
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(S. Colombia and
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, Brazil), and their confluence, and the Rio Xingu (NE Mato Grosso, Brazil).
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<paragraph id="2C2BD3E15DC25B0956B3EFC2B1FA133A" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Derivation of name:</paragraph>
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Masculine. Greek noun, ammos (=
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), in reference to the habitat and coloration of the known species of this genus, and
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, the nominate genus of the subtribe
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.
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<paragraph id="666975B7C3295FA4267B2302380AB729" pageId="11" pageNumber="98">Remarks.</paragraph>
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Though these beetles are tentatively placed within
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due to the afoveate mentum, their remarkable (though perhaps homoplasious) resemblance to the foveae-bearing species
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, calls into question the long-assumed taxonomic value and phylogenetic distribution of this character. These two species have similarly broad, pan-Amazonian, apparently overlapping distributions. Molecular data should help to clarify whether their shared morphologies are due to convergence of separate lineages or the loss or gain of foveae within a lineage.
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