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Mir Sharifi &amp; Packer
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<figureCitation id="29F9D3EFFFD13B4B7595FD73C341FCFE" box="[151,286,765,791]" captionStart="FIGURES 3440" captionStartId="19.[151,264,1884,1909]" captionTargetBox="[168,1419,166,1864]" captionTargetId="figure@19.[168,1419,166,1864]" captionTargetPageId="19" captionText="FIGURES 3440. Liphanthus discolor sp. nov., holotype, 34: lateral habitus, 35: face frontal view, 36: upper paraocular area to show absence of facial fovea (arrow to area where this occurs in related species, compare to Figs. 22 &amp; 43), 37: metasomal venter to show brownish colouration and reduced yellow on reflexed portions of terga, 38: S7, 39: S8, 40: genital capsule. Scale bars Figs. 3435 &amp; 37 1mm, Fig. 36 0.25mm, Figs. 3840 0.125mm." httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/3345463/files/figure.png" pageId="18" pageNumber="19">Figs. 3440</figureCitation>
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD13B4B7595FCCAC34BFCB6" bold="true" box="[151,276,836,863]" pageId="18" pageNumber="19">Diagnosis:</emphasis>
Males of this species can be differentiated from most others of the genus by the combination of two submarginal cells, metatibial spurs straight, S2 and S3 with straight posterior margins (
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) and ventral surface of the mandibles bearing a tuft of branched hairs at midlength (as in
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). It differs from other species with two submarginal cells and a tufted mandible in lacking a facial fovea (
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) and lacking yellow markings to the side of T2 (
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).
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Description.
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Male:
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Approximate body length:
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; head width:
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Black to dark brown with following parts orange (certainly yellow in non-discoloured individuals): labrum, mandible (except apex red), clypeus, lower paraocular area below from upper 1/5 of outer subantennal suture, subantennal sclerite except basal 1/5, pronotal lobe, anterior spot on tegula, apical mark on all coxae, ventral surface of metatrochanter, apical ring on all femora, all tibiae except for brown mark on ventral surface at midlength and metatibia with anterior and posterior brown marks, all basitarsi; marks on ventrally recurved portions of T3T5; all sterna yellowish-brown suffused with brown. Flagellum and all 2
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tarsomeres dark orange-brown. Apical impressed area of terga pale amber.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD13B4B75C5FAB3C365FABE" box="[199,314,1341,1367]" italics="true" pageId="18" pageNumber="19">Sculpture:</emphasis>
Pale part of face weakly imbricate, shiny, apical 1/5
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of clypeus lacking microsculpture; black portion of face densely, minutely tuberculate, dull. Clypeus punctures large, shallow, i&gt;d; lower paraocular area moderately densely punctate, i=12d; upper paraocular, frontal and vertexal areas punctures difficult to detect among coarse imbrication; genal and hypostomal areas moderately imbricate, somewhat shiny; punctures small, sparse, i&gt;2d. Mesosomal dorsum strongly imbricate and dull; mesoscutum and scutellum punctures shallow, irregularly spaced, i=15d; metanotum obscurely punctate, i=13d; lateral surface of
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imbricate, somewhat shiny, hypoepimeral area and metepisternum impunctate, rest of mesopleuron punctures shallow, sparse, i&gt;2d. Metapostnotum dorsal surface rugulose; propodeum imbricate somewhat shiny and impunctate except dorsolateral area coarsely imbricate and obscurely punctate. T1T3 coarsely imbricate, dull; T4T5 moderately imbricate somewhat shiny; T1T5 punctures small, shallow and sparse, i&gt;2d; apical impressed areas imbricate, impunctate; metasomal sterna weakly imbricate, somewhat shiny; punctures sparse anteriorly, i≥2d posteriorly.
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Generally white, sparse with short branches; ~1
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on face, mesoscutum, disc of scutellum, sides of
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and towards apex of metasoma; longer, 1.52
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and plumose on sides of dorsal surface of metapostnotum.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD03B4A7595F8D2C311F89C" bold="true" box="[151,334,1884,1909]" pageId="19" pageNumber="20">FIGURES 3440</emphasis>
.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD03B4A745EF8D3C077F89C" box="[348,552,1885,1909]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="20">Liphanthus discolor</emphasis>
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,
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holotype, 34: lateral habitus, 35: face frontal view, 36: upper paraocular area to show absence of facial fovea (arrow to area where this occurs in related species, compare to Figs. 22 &amp; 43), 37: metasomal venter to show brownish colouration and reduced yellow on reflexed portions of terga, 38: S7, 39: S8, 40: genital capsule. Scale bars Figs. 3435 &amp; 37 1mm, Fig. 36 0.25mm, Figs. 3840 0.125mm.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D75C5FF17C324FF5A" box="[199,379,153,179]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Structure: Head</emphasis>
: ~1.1 X as wide as long (67:59). Mandible ~2.6 X as long as basal depth (36:14); gradually narrowing towards acute apex; lower margin at midlength with small erect pencil of branched hairs, branches long and only on one side of rachis. outer ridge lamellate. Labrum rectangular, ~1.8 X as wide as long (25:14). Clypeus ~1.75 X as wide as long (49:28); apicolateral and apicomedial margins weakly convex in frontal view. Outer subantennal suture almost straight, inner suture strongly curved near base, subantennal sclerite broadest near base; epistomal suture straight between inner subantennal sutures. Anterior tentorial pit below junction of outer subantennal and epistomal sutures by approximately minimum diameter of F1. Frontal line imperceptible except briefly below. IAD&gt;
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(15:10). Inner margin of compound eyes convergent below, UOD:LOD 63:51. Facial fovea absent/undetectable.
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17:15. Scape ~1.5 X as long as greatest width (18:12), subequal to pedicel and F1 combined (17); pedicel length subequal to its width (8:9). F1 slightly longer than wide (9:8), F2 shorter than wide (6:7), remaining flagellomeres slightly longer than wide except F11 1.8 X as long as wide (18:10).
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: Mesoscutum
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~1.1 X as wide as long (60:55), length of scutellum: metanotum: metapostnotum: 25:13:13. Marginal cell ~1.1 X as long as distance between its apex to wing tip (55:50). Metatibial spurs straight, posterior spur longer than anterior. Pro- and mesotarsal claws cleft. [Apical metatarsomeres missing on one leg and claws absent from remaining hind leg in sole specimen.]
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D75C5FD38C363FD26" box="[199,316,694,719]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Metasoma</emphasis>
: Broadest at junction of T2 and T3; terga not strongly ventromedially reflexed at sides, but T2 with weak lateral ridge; pygidial plate absent. S1S5 unmodified. S7 Apodeme long, narrow, parallel-sided, anterior margin transverse, straight; apical lobe short, length and width subequal, broadly rounded, with sparse long posteriorly oriented hairs, hairs shorter than width of lobe. S8 Apodeme anterior margin sinuate and moderately broad (~ 1.5 X wider than long), lateral margins strongly diverging anteriorly; lateral lobe small, apex acute; apical lobe truncate, lateral margins straight, converging posteriorly, short spicules on apical half of dorsal surface. Gonocoxa anterodorsal margin transverse, lateral margins diverging posteriorly, medial margin almost straight; gonostylus distinctly separated from gonocoxa by weakly sclerotized band, narrow, gradually narrowing to apex, posteromedially curved, short hairs on medial and ventral surfaces; penis valve broad, lateral margin broadly biconvex. Endophallus basal fluted portion elongate somewhat broad, apical membranous portion broad, almost attaining apex of penis valve.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D75C5FB92C341FBDE" bold="true" box="[199,286,1052,1079]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Female</emphasis>
: Unknown.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D75C5FBCEC046FBB2" bold="true" box="[199,537,1088,1115]" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Material studied. Region IV:</emphasis>
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male as follows:
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S. of
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sole specimen is currently at
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but will eventually be sent to
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. The specific epithet refers to the fact that the sole specimen known has the pale markings mostly orange, presumably as a result of prolonged exposure to cyanide. This should be born in mind when considering the colour in the images.
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D75C5FB7AC310FAE6" bold="true" box="[199,335,1268,1295]" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Comments.</emphasis>
Using the key in
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, if treated as having three submarginal cells, this species fails at couplet
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that it has the short F1 of the second lead but the flat clypeal profile of the first.
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The area just south of Vicuña is quite famous due to the extensive collecting that has been performed in the area, resulting in studies of a number of rare bees, including
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(
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)
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,
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D700EFAEFC2ABFA76" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Neffapis longilingua</emphasis>
Ruz
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, and
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<emphasis id="83B61378FFD73B4D77ACFA0BC1F8FA76" box="[686,935,1413,1439]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Chilimalopsis parvula</emphasis>
<bibRefCitation id="D553B29BFFD73B4D76AFFA0BC66AFA49" author="Toro, H." box="[941,1077,1413,1440]" pageId="20" pageNumber="21" pagination="73 - 76" refId="ref44924" refString="Toro, H. (1976) Chilimalopsis, nuevo genero chileno de Exomalopsini. Anales del Museo de Historia Natural de Valparaiso, 9, 73 - 76." type="journal article" year="1976">Toro (1976)</bibRefCitation>
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. Thus, the fact that only a single male is known suggests that this may be a rare or highly habitat restricted species. Considerable additional collecting has been performed in the area since 2001, but the species has not been rediscovered. Since 2001 the north end of the original locality has been more extensively developed for grape growing and there is also a large garbage dump closer to the
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locality (Packer, personal observations), neither of these developments likely conducive to the sustainability of bee populations.
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<paragraph id="B17DCF6AFFD73B4D75C5F9D3C6E9F956" blockId="20.[151,1437,152,1727]" pageId="20" pageNumber="21">Along with the three species described above and a number of undescribed species with three submarginal cells, this species forms a species group characterized, in males, by the presence of a hair tuft on the ventral margin of the mandible at the end of a strongly lamellate outer ridge and a minutely tuberculate frontal area.</paragraph>
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