Parapaulipalpina Gnaspini 1996

Key for the species of the genus Parapaulipalpina Gnaspini, 1996 1a Head with strongly reduced eyes; flagellum of the aedeagus expanded apically; Colombia ...... P. filicornis (Jeannel, 1936) 1b Eyes not strongly reduced; flagellum of the aedeagus not expanded apically...................................... 2 2a Elytra truncate; male protarsomeres slender; Peru .................................... P. tambopata (Salgado, 2013) 2b Elytra apices normally rounded; male protarsomeres normally expanded laterally.................................. 3 3a Eyes slightly reduced; posterior margin of male metafemur straight; male metatibia largely widened and flattened internally close to its apex; Brazil ................................................................... P. lobata sp. nov. 3b Eyes normal; posterior margin of male metafemur bearing a tubercle medially; male metatibia curved inwards medially and not expanded apically.................................................................................... 4 4a Last palpomere much longer than previous one; aedeagus concave ventrally, deeper about one third from base; Peru, Ecuador .............................................................................. P. giachinoi Salgado, 2005 4b Last palpomere as long as previous one; aedeagus concave ventrally, deeper medially, and convexly produced near apex; Venezuela ....................................................................... P. dentata Gnaspini, 1996

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-05
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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Parapaulipalpina Gnaspini 1996

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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Parapaulipalpina Gnaspini 1996

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Abstract

Key for the species of the genus Parapaulipalpina Gnaspini, 1996 1a Head with strongly reduced eyes; flagellum of the aedeagus expanded apically; Colombia ...... P. filicornis (Jeannel, 1936) 1b Eyes not strongly reduced; flagellum of the aedeagus not expanded apically...................................... 2 2a Elytra truncate; male protarsomeres slender; Peru .................................... P. tambopata (Salgado, 2013) 2b Elytra apices normally rounded; male protarsomeres normally expanded laterally.................................. 3 3a Eyes slightly reduced; posterior margin of male metafemur straight; male metatibia largely widened and flattened internally close to its apex; Brazil ................................................................... P. lobata sp. nov. 3b Eyes normal; posterior margin of male metafemur bearing a tubercle medially; male metatibia curved inwards medially and not expanded apically.................................................................................... 4 4a Last palpomere much longer than previous one; aedeagus concave ventrally, deeper about one third from base; Peru, Ecuador .............................................................................. P. giachinoi Salgado, 2005 4b Last palpomere as long as previous one; aedeagus concave ventrally, deeper medially, and convexly produced near apex; Venezuela ....................................................................... P. dentata Gnaspini, 1996

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