Embiophila China 1953

GenusEmbiophilaChina, 1953 Embiophila China, 1953: 67. Type species by original designation: Embiophila myersi China, 1953. Diagnosis. Embiophila can be distinguished from other genera of Plokiophilidae by the following combination of characters: head lacking elongate neck behind eyes; legs relatively short and stout; fore and mid femora armed ventrally with spines; tarsi two-segmented, relatively short; hemelytron with distinct cuneus; pygophore tubular. Diversity and distribution. The genus currently contains four species, one from the Afrotropical Region (Carayon 1974), two from the Neotropical Region (China 1953; Carpintero and Dellapé 2005), and one described herein from the Oriental Region (Fig. 5).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16782685
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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Embiophila China 1953

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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Embiophila China 1953

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Abstract

GenusEmbiophilaChina, 1953 Embiophila China, 1953: 67. Type species by original designation: Embiophila myersi China, 1953. Diagnosis. Embiophila can be distinguished from other genera of Plokiophilidae by the following combination of characters: head lacking elongate neck behind eyes; legs relatively short and stout; fore and mid femora armed ventrally with spines; tarsi two-segmented, relatively short; hemelytron with distinct cuneus; pygophore tubular. Diversity and distribution. The genus currently contains four species, one from the Afrotropical Region (Carayon 1974), two from the Neotropical Region (China 1953; Carpintero and Dellapé 2005), and one described herein from the Oriental Region (Fig. 5).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
China Agricultural University (CN)
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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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