Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus

Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994) Sundazetes multisetus Wen & Zhao, 1994: 75, figs 13–19. Indoribates (I.) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994): Subías 2004: 208; Liu et al. 2010: 108. Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994): Subías 2020: 5; Subías 2004, updated 2020: 398. Material examined. Holotype, on permanent slide, 92-1791, China, Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, 20. V.1992, collected by Xia Zhao. Paratype, two specimens, 92-1791, same data as the holotype. These type specimens are deposited in IZAS. Distribution. China (Guizhou, Yunnan). Remarks. The species is distinguished from others in Indoribates by the presence of neotrichy in the epimeral regions. The typical epimeral setal formula in Indoribates is 3-1-3-3; however, in I. multisetus, it is 3-1-5-6 (5).

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2024-12-23
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Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus

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Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus

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Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994) Sundazetes multisetus Wen & Zhao, 1994: 75, figs 13–19. Indoribates (I.) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994): Subías 2004: 208; Liu et al. 2010: 108. Indoribates (Neoindoribates) multisetus (Wen & Zhao, 1994): Subías 2020: 5; Subías 2004, updated 2020: 398. Material examined. Holotype, on permanent slide, 92-1791, China, Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, 20. V.1992, collected by Xia Zhao. Paratype, two specimens, 92-1791, same data as the holotype. These type specimens are deposited in IZAS. Distribution. China (Guizhou, Yunnan). Remarks. The species is distinguished from others in Indoribates by the presence of neotrichy in the epimeral regions. The typical epimeral setal formula in Indoribates is 3-1-3-3; however, in I. multisetus, it is 3-1-5-6 (5).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Institute of Zoology (KZ), Institute of Zoology (CN)
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Chromosomal and Genetic Variations
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