Suctobelbella Jacot 1937

A diagnostic key to adults of known species of Suctobelbella in Korea 1 Bothridial seta either setiform, fusiform or lanceolate........................................................ 2 - Bothridial seta clavate, with distally rounded head (subgenus Ussuribata)....................................... 18 2 Bothridial seta long, flagellate (subgenus Flagrosuctobelba)................................................... 3 - Bothridial seta short or medium long, not flagellate (subgenus Suctobelbella).................................... 10 3 Five pairs of genital setae.............................................................................. 4 - Six pairs of genital setae............................................................................... 5 4 Notogastral setae c, la, lm, lp, h 2 and h 3 large, phylliform; humeral tubercles long, pointed distally; bothridial seta lanceolate; body size 150–210 μm.......................................................... S. (F.) hastata Pan’kov, 1986 - Notogastral setae lm, lp, h 1, h 2 and h 3 thick, pectinated, setae c thin, smooth; humeral tubercles short, rounded distally; bothridial seta nearly setiform, slightly expanded medially; body size 165–185 μm................. S. (F.) plumosa Chinone, 2003 5 All notogastral setae smooth or very finely barbed........................................................... 6 - Some of notogastral setae (lp, h 3, h 2 and h 3) thick, strongly barbed; body size 158–185 μm. S. (F.) kantoensis Chinone, 2003 6 All notogastral setae short or medium long, smooth.......................................................... 7 - Notogastral setae (except h 1, p 1 and p 2) very long, reaching or extending alveoli of next row setae, very finely barbed; body size 175–220 μm.................................................................... S. (F.) aokii Chinone, 2003 7 Notogastral seta la inserted at level anterior to lm ........................................................... 8 - Notogastral seta la inserted at same level or slightly posterior to lm ............................................. 9 8 All notogastral setae thin, setiform; body size 185–206 μm.......................... S. (F.) chabarica Rjabinin, 1975 - All notogastral setae (except c) thick; body size 192–208 μm............................. S. (F.) lata Chinone, 2003 9 Interbothridial tubercle rhomboid or subquadrangular; anterior part of prodorsum densely granulated; notogastral setae very short; body size 176–247 μm................................................ S. (F.) elegantula (Hammer, 1958) - Interbothridial tubercle subtriangular; anterior part of prodorsum smooth; notogastral setae medium long; body size 155–176 μm.............................................................................. S. (F.) subiasi sp. nov. 10 Four pairs of genital setae............................................................................. 11 - Five of six pairs of genital setae........................................................................ 12 11 Rostral region finely granulated; interbothridial tubercle rounded; relatively small species, body size 190–225 μm...................................................................................... S. (S.) nitida Chinone, 2003 - Rostral region heavily tuberculated; interbothridial tubercle elongate oval; relatively large species, body size 243–265 μm.......................................................................... S. (S.) singularis (Strenzke, 1950) 12 Five of six pairs of genital setae........................................................................ 13 - Six pairs of genital setae.............................................................................. 14 13 Notogastral setae setiform; rostrum with two lateral teeth, which separated from each other by deep incision; lenticulus absent; body size 180–214 μm..................................................... S. (S.) amurica (Krivolutsky, 1966) - Notogastral setae phylliform, marginally serrated; rostrum with four large lateral teeth; lenticulus strongly developed; body size 167–185 μm........................................................ S. (S.) frondosa Aoki & Fukuyama, 1976 14 Bothridial seta smooth; epimeral region with medial cavity................................................... 15 - Bothridial seta barbed or ciliate; epimeral region without medial cavity......................................... 16 15 Rostrum with one long and 3–4 smaller teeth laterally; median prodorsal tubercle irregular hexagonal; lateral humeral tubercle distinctly larger than medial tubercle; body size 192–230 μm...................... S. (S.) longidentata Chinone, 2003 - Rostrum with 4-5 lateral teeth of subequal size; median prodorsal tubercle nearly rounded; medial humeral tubercle slightly larger than lateral tubercle; body size 195–270 μm............................... S. (S.) acutidens (Forsslund, 1941) 16 Tectopedial field short, widely oval, not narrowed anteriorly; notogastral setae long, slightly arched or undulating distally; lateral teeth of rostrum small........................................................................... 17 - Tectopedial field long, irregular elongate oval, distinctly narrowed anteriorly; notogastral setae relatively short, neither arched not undulating; lateral teeth of rostrum large; body size 172–200 μm...................... S. (S.) arcana Moritz, 1970 17 Prodorsum nearly smooth or finely granulated, its anterior part not tuberculated; notogastral setae slightly undulating distally; body size 170–240 μm.................................................. S. (S.) subcornigera (Forsslund, 1941) - Prodorsum heavily granulated, its anterior part tuberculated; notogastral setae not undulating, but slightly arched; body size 245–286 μm................................................................ S. (S.) granifera Chinone, 2003 18 Bothridial seta smooth; five pairs of genital setae........................................................... 19 - Bothridial seta densely barbed; six pairs of genital setae..................................................... 20 19 Notogastral setae c, l - and h -series very long, thick, strongly barbed; rostrum with one large and 2–3 small teeth laterally; lenticulus well developed; body size 189 μm............................................. S. (U.) wiryeca sp nov. - All notogastral setae medium long, thin, smooth; rostrum with two large teeth laterally; lenticulus not developed; body size 220–250 μm.............................................................. S. (U.) latirostris (Strenzke, 1950) 20 All notogastral setae thin, smooth, l - and h -series long, flagellate; body size 210–240 μm..... S. (U.) chinonei Subías, 2017 - Notogastral setae c, h 1, p 1 and p 2 short, thin, smooth, setae la, lm, lp, h 2 and h 3 large, strongly barbed in distal half; body size 200–250 μm............................................................. S. (U.) variosetosa (Hammer, 1961)