Camptomorpha ortizi Kraus 1959

Camptomorpha ortizi Kraus, 1959 Fig. 6. CAmptOmOrpHA Ortizi Kraus, 1959:266,figs 4–7. HolotYpe ♂, SMF. BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE NOTES (after Kraus [1959]). Width 4.4 mm. Coloration dull red-brown, paraterga and their caudal corners, as well as epiproct and legs yellow-white. Paraterga broadly and regularly rounded, caudal corners mostly rounded, pore-bearing calluses (= peritremata) distinctlY set off from a completely smooth lateral rim (Fig. 6A). Epiproct short and finger-shaped, with a paramedian pair of small apical claws. Hypoproct with an apical tooth between both setigerous knobs. ♂ legs ventrallY with prefemoral apical knobs graduallY reduced towards midbody legs and with all tibiae carrying apical chelae. Gonopods (Fig. 6B–D) with prefemoral process (PfP) only slightly longer than acropodite (A), both only moderately complex and poorly armed; PfP spoon-shaped, internal margin near apex with a small invagination subsequently forming a small acute process; A more slender, with a slightly broadened and spatuliform apex, also featuring several small indentations at apical margin; solenomere (sl) unusually slender and bipartite, ventral branch much longer than and flagelliform compared to dorsal branch. DISTRIBUTION. Peru, Yuanjui (Juanjuí), Rio Huallaga, 7°10′24.0″S 76°43′37.0″W [Kraus, 1959].

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Camptomorpha ortizi Kraus 1959

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Camptomorpha ortizi Kraus 1959

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Camptomorpha ortizi Kraus, 1959 Fig. 6. CAmptOmOrpHA Ortizi Kraus, 1959:266,figs 4–7. HolotYpe ♂, SMF. BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE NOTES (after Kraus [1959]). Width 4.4 mm. Coloration dull red-brown, paraterga and their caudal corners, as well as epiproct and legs yellow-white. Paraterga broadly and regularly rounded, caudal corners mostly rounded, pore-bearing calluses (= peritremata) distinctlY set off from a completely smooth lateral rim (Fig. 6A). Epiproct short and finger-shaped, with a paramedian pair of small apical claws. Hypoproct with an apical tooth between both setigerous knobs. ♂ legs ventrallY with prefemoral apical knobs graduallY reduced towards midbody legs and with all tibiae carrying apical chelae. Gonopods (Fig. 6B–D) with prefemoral process (PfP) only slightly longer than acropodite (A), both only moderately complex and poorly armed; PfP spoon-shaped, internal margin near apex with a small invagination subsequently forming a small acute process; A more slender, with a slightly broadened and spatuliform apex, also featuring several small indentations at apical margin; solenomere (sl) unusually slender and bipartite, ventral branch much longer than and flagelliform compared to dorsal branch. DISTRIBUTION. Peru, Yuanjui (Juanjuí), Rio Huallaga, 7°10′24.0″S 76°43′37.0″W [Kraus, 1959].

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