Agoo Bahder & Bartlett 2019

Key to the species of Agoo based on adult males 1. Gonostyli lacking heavily sclerotized processes on inner margin in ventral view.................................... 2 - Gonostyli withheavily sclerotized processes on inner margin in ventral view; Brazil ................................ 7 2. Lateral processes on aedeagal shaft present (Fig. 6, A 1, A 2).................................................... 3 - Lateral processes on aedeagal shaft absent (e.g., Fig. 8D)...................................................... 5 3. Anal segment strongly sinuate, apex strongly curved ventral (Bahder et al. 2019, fig. 4A), forewing with fuscous stripe in middle, extending entire length of wing (Bahder et al. 2019, fig. 2)....................................... A. xavieri - Anal segment stout, not sinuate or curved ventrad at apex (Fig. 5A), forewing lacking fuscous stripe in middle (Fig. 2)..... 4 4. Lateral process of aedeagus round at apex, subtriangular (Fig. 6, A 1, A 2); Costa Rica ........................................................................................................................ A. keili sp. nov. - Lateral process of aedeagus spinose, narrow (Bahder et al. 2020a, fig. 6, A1, A2); Jamaica ......................................................................................................................... A. beani 5. Forewings with fuscous patches in cells at wing apex (Fig. 8A), anal segment bluntly rounded at apex (Fig. 8B)................................................................................................ A. fulvus comb. n. - Anal segment sinuate, curved downward at apex, forewing variably marked....................................... 5 6. Forewing with central stripe, fuscous basally, red distally, single fuscous spot at end of stripe (Bahder et al. 2020C, figs 2, 3).......................................................................................... A. luzdenia - Forewing with many, irregularly placed fuscous spots (Bahder et al. 2020b, fig. 7).............................................................................................................................. A. dahliana 7. Triangular processes present on lateral margin of pygofer (Dollet et al. 2020, fig. 11c).............................................................................................................................. A. spina - Triangular processes absent on lateral margin of pygofer (Dollet et al. 2020, fig. 7c)........................ A. argutiola

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2025-02-05
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Agoo Bahder & Bartlett 2019

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Agoo Bahder & Bartlett 2019

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Key to the species of Agoo based on adult males 1. Gonostyli lacking heavily sclerotized processes on inner margin in ventral view.................................... 2 - Gonostyli withheavily sclerotized processes on inner margin in ventral view; Brazil ................................ 7 2. Lateral processes on aedeagal shaft present (Fig. 6, A 1, A 2).................................................... 3 - Lateral processes on aedeagal shaft absent (e.g., Fig. 8D)...................................................... 5 3. Anal segment strongly sinuate, apex strongly curved ventral (Bahder et al. 2019, fig. 4A), forewing with fuscous stripe in middle, extending entire length of wing (Bahder et al. 2019, fig. 2)....................................... A. xavieri - Anal segment stout, not sinuate or curved ventrad at apex (Fig. 5A), forewing lacking fuscous stripe in middle (Fig. 2)..... 4 4. Lateral process of aedeagus round at apex, subtriangular (Fig. 6, A 1, A 2); Costa Rica ........................................................................................................................ A. keili sp. nov. - Lateral process of aedeagus spinose, narrow (Bahder et al. 2020a, fig. 6, A1, A2); Jamaica ......................................................................................................................... A. beani 5. Forewings with fuscous patches in cells at wing apex (Fig. 8A), anal segment bluntly rounded at apex (Fig. 8B)................................................................................................ A. fulvus comb. n. - Anal segment sinuate, curved downward at apex, forewing variably marked....................................... 5 6. Forewing with central stripe, fuscous basally, red distally, single fuscous spot at end of stripe (Bahder et al. 2020C, figs 2, 3).......................................................................................... A. luzdenia - Forewing with many, irregularly placed fuscous spots (Bahder et al. 2020b, fig. 7).............................................................................................................................. A. dahliana 7. Triangular processes present on lateral margin of pygofer (Dollet et al. 2020, fig. 11c).............................................................................................................................. A. spina - Triangular processes absent on lateral margin of pygofer (Dollet et al. 2020, fig. 7c)........................ A. argutiola

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Universidad de Costa Rica (CR), University of Fort Lauderdale (US), University of Delaware (US)
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Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
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