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male with labels:
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315E1E30F8CECE86E56384CF" bold="true" box="[175,287,1710,1729]" pageId="10">Figs. 1719.</emphasis>
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, holotype.
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Habitus;
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Parameres, caudal view;
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Parameres, lateral view.
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31F8A4CB57E571819C" bold="true" box="[197,269,895,914]" pageId="11">Fig. 20.</emphasis>
El Junco area on Isla San Cristóbal, Galápagos Islands, possible habitat for
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FB82CB57E0D8819F" box="[995,1188,895,913]" italics="true" pageId="11">Adelaeus anachoretus</emphasis>
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.
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<paragraph id="C24F36A3315F1E31F8CCCBBFE71981A4" blockId="11.[173,1193,895,938]" box="[173,869,919,938]" pageId="11">Photograph courtesy of K. Thalia Grant (Isla Santa Cruz, Galapágos Islands).</paragraph>
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by
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/ galapagoensis/ (G.
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)” and with my red
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label.
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deposited at the
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(
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.
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.
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Male. Length
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; width
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. Color reddish brown.
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Frons coarsely rugopunctate except for narrow, nearly smooth area mesad of each eye. Frontoclypeal suture weakly impressed, extending to each lateral margin. Clypeus subtriangular, apex narrowly subtruncate, surface transversely rugose; base either side of middle and just in front of frontoclypeal suture with small low, transverse tubercle. Mandibles large, exposed, arcuate up to apex where small, subapical “tooth” with longitudinal ridge beneath. Interocular width equals 4.8 transverse eye diameters. Antenna 9-segmented, club subequal in length to antennomeres 26.
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Surface convex, lacking fovea or tubercles, punctures moderate in size and density, becoming slightly denser on apical third. Base with marginal bead except in front of scutellum where obsolete.
<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31F98CCE00E6468433" bold="true" box="[493,570,1576,1597]" pageId="11">Elytra:</emphasis>
Surface with moderately large, moderately dense, shallow, glabrous punctures, some in indistinct rows. Apices bluntly rounded, appearing foreshortened, elytra together wider than long. Hind wings short, nearly vestigial, 4.0 mm in length.
<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FA47CE84E6EF84CF" bold="true" box="[550,659,1708,1729]" pageId="11">Pygidium:</emphasis>
Surface rugulose in basal fifth and angles. Disc shiny, with a few small, glabrous punctures, becoming impunctate on apical third. In lateral view, surface weakly convex (nearly flat).
<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FC40CC07E02B864A" bold="true" box="[1057,1111,1071,1092]" pageId="11">Legs:</emphasis>
Protibia tridentate. Metatibia at apex slightly expanded, subtruncate, with 15 short spinules.
<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FC4FCC4CE0098677" bold="true" box="[1070,1141,1124,1145]" pageId="11">Venter:</emphasis>
Prosternal process long, subrectangular, thick, slightly recurving, apex truncate.
<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FBB2CCB1E03086A0" bold="true" box="[979,1100,1177,1198]" pageId="11">Parameres:</emphasis>
Broadly rounded in basal half, distal half long, slender, and with pointed apices (
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).
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FABACCC1E73186F0" bold="true" box="[731,845,1257,1278]" pageId="11">Etymology.</emphasis>
The specific epithet is derived from the Greek
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, meaning a hermit or recluse. It is used here as a masculine noun in apposition to re-emphasize, along with the generic name, the reclusiveness of this rare species.
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FABACD46E721878D" bold="true" box="[731,861,1390,1411]" pageId="11">Distribution.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FB0ACD46E038878D" box="[875,1092,1390,1411]" italics="true" pageId="11">Adelaeus anachoretus</emphasis>
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is known only from
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in the
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Archipelago,
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.
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was the first island in the archipelago visited by Charles Darwin in 1835 while on the
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expedition.
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Locality Record.
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(1):
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(1): San Cristóbal Island (
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).
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FABACE0FE7B98432" bold="true" box="[731,965,1575,1596]" pageId="11">Temporal Distribution.</emphasis>
July (1).
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<emphasis id="F084EAB1315F1E31FABACE6AE7388459" bold="true" box="[731,836,1602,1623]" pageId="11">Diagnosis.</emphasis>
The characters listed in the generic diagnosis, greatly reduced flight wings, the unique form of the parameres, and the occurrence in the
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will serve to distinguish this species. The only other New World dynastine with this form of parameres is
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36FA4CC8EAE49782FC" italics="true" pageId="12">Tomarus rostratus</emphasis>
Dupuis.
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F8CEC8DFE52E8302" bold="true" box="[175,338,247,268]" pageId="12">Natural History.</emphasis>
The
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of
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F993C8DFE6028302" box="[498,638,247,268]" italics="true" pageId="12">A. anachoretus</emphasis>
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lacks detailed collecting information. It may have been collected during the 19051906 California Academy of Sciences expedition to the Galápagos Islands and then possibly exchanged or gifted to the USNM. The
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material collected by F. X. Williams is mentioned in Van Dyke s (1953) overview of the
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of the Galápagos Islands, but
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is not mentioned as among the localities for the 18 dynastine specimens collected by Williams. Since no other specimens have been found in the intervening 108 years, it could be surmised that
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F990CA1EE6028045" box="[497,638,566,587]" italics="true" pageId="12">A. anachoretus</emphasis>
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is an extremely rare endemic that has not been observed in previous collecting efforts due to a secretive life style, or that it is now extinct due possibly to the introduction of predatory invasive vertebrates.
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Cook
<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F92DCA93E50680DE" box="[332,378,699,720]" italics="true" pageId="12">et al</emphasis>
. (1995)
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observed that the then-known four
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F959CAFEE5EF80E5" box="[312,403,726,747]" italics="true" pageId="12">Neoryctes</emphasis>
species
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in the Galápagos Islands were all rare, due possibly to the inaccessibility of the high elevation habitat, short period of adult nocturnal activity that coincided with rain, or predation by introduced rats, pigs, and ants.
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The volcanic islands of the
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Archipelago are approximately
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west of mainland
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. All of the islands are volcanic in origin and semiarid with the lowlands having a short wet season, while the highlands catch fog and rain clouds and are moister (
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).
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Tye
<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F8F6CBD2E4B88601" box="[151,196,1018,1039]" italics="true" pageId="12">et al</emphasis>
. (2002)
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observed that isolation of the islands has led to a high degree of endemism for vertebrates, and
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suggested that limitations for establishment of colonizing beetles is more related to the strongly seasonal, semiarid climate of the large, lowland areas of the islands and the prevalence of large areas of young and unweathered lava substrates that are not conducive to beetles.
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recorded the beetle fauna of the
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at 56 families, 297 genera, and 486 species with 266 endemic species, 110 indigenous species, and 110 introduced species. Previously,
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F888CD11E5388740" box="[233,324,1337,1358]" italics="true" pageId="12">Neoryctes</emphasis>
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was the only endemic genus of scarabs in the
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.
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concluded that generic endemism and species diversification is strongly correlated with secondary loss of flight wings after colonization, and that most colonization has not been followed by much speciation. Both
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36F92ACDF0E59987E3" box="[331,485,1496,1517]" italics="true" pageId="12">A. anachoretus</emphasis>
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and
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<emphasis id="F084EAB131581E36FA40CDF0E60287E3" box="[545,638,1496,1517]" italics="true" pageId="12">N. linelli</emphasis>
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inhabit
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(
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), and both have reduced hind wings.
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