Peiratinae Amyot & Serville 1843

Key to genera of Australian Peiratinae 1 Anteocular part of head more than three times as long as postocular part (excluding neck); antennal insertion approximately at middle of anteocular part of head....................................................... Sirthenea Spinola, 1837 - Anteocular part of head less than three times as long as postocular part; antennal insertion closer to anterior margin of eye.. 2 2 Fore tibia with fossula spongiosa occupying more than half of tibial length..................... Ectomocoris Mayr, 1865 - Fore tibia with fossula spongiosa occupying less than half of tibial length......................................... 3 3 Venter of fore femur armed with distinct tubercles or teeth (except armed with rows of dark brown stiff setae but without distinct tubercles in Brachysandalus erythromelas (Walker, 1873)) .............................................. 4 - Venter of fore femur without distinct tubercles or teeth........................................................ 5 4 First visible segment of labium longer than third; metapleural sulcus distinctly bicarinate........ Brachysandalus Stål, 1867 - First visible segment of labium shorter than third; metapleural sulcus indistinctly bicarinate....... Austropeirates, gen. nov. 5 Second antennal segment thinner than first; pronotal collar with anterolateral tubercles conspicuous; venter of fore femur unarmed........................................................................... Peirates Serville, 1831 - Second antennal segment at least as thick as first segment; pronotal collar with anterolateral tubercles not conspicuous; venter of fore femur armed with some minute granules.......................................... Microsandalus Stål, 1867

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-26
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Peiratinae Amyot & Serville 1843

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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Peiratinae Amyot & Serville 1843

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Key to genera of Australian Peiratinae 1 Anteocular part of head more than three times as long as postocular part (excluding neck); antennal insertion approximately at middle of anteocular part of head....................................................... Sirthenea Spinola, 1837 - Anteocular part of head less than three times as long as postocular part; antennal insertion closer to anterior margin of eye.. 2 2 Fore tibia with fossula spongiosa occupying more than half of tibial length..................... Ectomocoris Mayr, 1865 - Fore tibia with fossula spongiosa occupying less than half of tibial length......................................... 3 3 Venter of fore femur armed with distinct tubercles or teeth (except armed with rows of dark brown stiff setae but without distinct tubercles in Brachysandalus erythromelas (Walker, 1873)) .............................................. 4 - Venter of fore femur without distinct tubercles or teeth........................................................ 5 4 First visible segment of labium longer than third; metapleural sulcus distinctly bicarinate........ Brachysandalus Stål, 1867 - First visible segment of labium shorter than third; metapleural sulcus indistinctly bicarinate....... Austropeirates, gen. nov. 5 Second antennal segment thinner than first; pronotal collar with anterolateral tubercles conspicuous; venter of fore femur unarmed........................................................................... Peirates Serville, 1831 - Second antennal segment at least as thick as first segment; pronotal collar with anterolateral tubercles not conspicuous; venter of fore femur armed with some minute granules.......................................... Microsandalus Stål, 1867

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
La Trobe University (AU), Agriculture Victoria (AU), AgriBio (AU), Capital Normal University (CN)
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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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