Singillatus Nielson 2015

Singillatus Nielson 2015: 51. Type species. Lodiana furcata Nielson 1990: 453 1. Singillatus curtus (Nielson) 1982: 91−93 India: West Bengal Olidiana curta Nielson 1982: 91 Lodiana curta Nielson 1990: 450 Olidiana curta (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 504 Singillatus curtus (Nielson) 2015:54 2. Singillatus furcatus (Nielson) 1991: 453 India: West Bengal Lodiana furcata Nielson 1990: 450 Olidiana furcata (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 504 Singillatus curtus Nielson 2015:54 3. Singillatus multispinatus Meshram sp. nov. India: Arunachal Pradesh 4. Singillatus parapectitus Viraktamath & Meshram 2019: 27 India: Arunachal Pradesh 5. Singillatus singularius (Nielson) 1991: 454−455; 2015 India: Assam Lodiana singularis Nielson 1990: 445 Olidiana singularis (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 506 Singillatus singularius (Nielson) 2015: 54 6. Singillatus ventrospinatus Nielson 2015:54 India: Meghalaya Keys to species of Singillatus from Indian subcontinent (Modified from Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019) 1. Subgenital plate with an apical spine (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 40 J, 41 D)............................. 2 - Subgenital plate without an apical spine (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 42 C)................................ 3 2. Aedeagal subapical process very short, about as long as wide (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019:Figs. 40 K–L).................................................................................................. S. curtus (Nielson) - Aedeagal subapical process long and slender, several times longer than wide (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 41 A, C)..................................................................... S. parapectitus Viraktamath & Meshram 3. Pygofer caudoventral process forked apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 40 M)............ S. furcatus (Nielson) - Pygofer caudoventral process not forked................................................................... 4 4. Pygofer caudoventral process hooked apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 43 E–F)..... S. ventrospinatus Nielson - Pygofer caudoventral process straight (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 43 A).................................. 5 5. Subgenital plate apex truncate with short spine apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig.43 B)... S. singularis (Nielson) - Subgenital plate plate rounded with many macrosetae in lateral view (Figs. 8–9)........ S. multispinatus Meshram sp. nov.

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Singillatus Nielson 2015: 51. Type species. Lodiana furcata Nielson 1990: 453 1. Singillatus curtus (Nielson) 1982: 91−93 India: West Bengal Olidiana curta Nielson 1982: 91 Lodiana curta Nielson 1990: 450 Olidiana curta (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 504 Singillatus curtus (Nielson) 2015:54 2. Singillatus furcatus (Nielson) 1991: 453 India: West Bengal Lodiana furcata Nielson 1990: 450 Olidiana furcata (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 504 Singillatus curtus Nielson 2015:54 3. Singillatus multispinatus Meshram sp. nov. India: Arunachal Pradesh 4. Singillatus parapectitus Viraktamath & Meshram 2019: 27 India: Arunachal Pradesh 5. Singillatus singularius (Nielson) 1991: 454−455; 2015 India: Assam Lodiana singularis Nielson 1990: 445 Olidiana singularis (Nielson): McKamey 2006: 506 Singillatus singularius (Nielson) 2015: 54 6. Singillatus ventrospinatus Nielson 2015:54 India: Meghalaya Keys to species of Singillatus from Indian subcontinent (Modified from Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019) 1. Subgenital plate with an apical spine (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 40 J, 41 D)............................. 2 - Subgenital plate without an apical spine (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 42 C)................................ 3 2. Aedeagal subapical process very short, about as long as wide (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019:Figs. 40 K–L).................................................................................................. S. curtus (Nielson) - Aedeagal subapical process long and slender, several times longer than wide (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 41 A, C)..................................................................... S. parapectitus Viraktamath & Meshram 3. Pygofer caudoventral process forked apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 40 M)............ S. furcatus (Nielson) - Pygofer caudoventral process not forked................................................................... 4 4. Pygofer caudoventral process hooked apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Figs. 43 E–F)..... S. ventrospinatus Nielson - Pygofer caudoventral process straight (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig. 43 A).................................. 5 5. Subgenital plate apex truncate with short spine apically (Viraktamath & Meshram, 2019: Fig.43 B)... S. singularis (Nielson) - Subgenital plate plate rounded with many macrosetae in lateral view (Figs. 8–9)........ S. multispinatus Meshram sp. nov.

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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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