Neottiglossa - Old World Species
Key to Old World species of
Neottiglossa (modified from Stichel, 1961; Wagner, 1966)
1 Abdominal
venter pale with dark punctures, punctures laterad of spiracles
concolorous with sternite; each spiracle surrounded by small black spot;
punctures on exocorium concolorous with surface |
2 |
– Abdominal
venter often with extensive dark areas or bands, at least some punctures
laterad of spiracles fuscous; each spiracle usually surrounded by small
pale spot; punctures on exocorium usually fuscous |
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2(1) Scutellum distinctly longer
than coria, lateral margins just beyond apex of frena subparallel for
short distance, apex broadly rounded |
leporina
(Herrich-Schäffer) |
– Scutellum
at most only slightly longer than coria, lateral margins just beyond apex
of frena not subparallel, slightly convergent, apex narrowly rounded |
bifida (Costa) |
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3(1) Head from lateral view strongly
bent or angled ventrad |
4 |
– Head from
lateral view nearly horizontal or only slightly and gradually bent ventrad |
5 |
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4(3) Lateral margin of head arcuate;
bucculae rounded ventrally; abdominal venter usually black medially and
often with a lateral black band |
lineolata
(Mulsant & Rey) |
– Lateral
margin of head slightly convex basally, angled medially, then substraight
to apex; bucculae angled ventrally; venter usually more or less black |
pusilla
(Gmelin) |
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5(3) Abdominal venter black medially |
metallica Jakovlev |
– Abdominal
venter pale medially, becoming darker laterally until nearly solid black
near lateral margin of abdomen, edge along connexiva pale |
flavomarginata (Lucas) |
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