Anaulacomera (Munticercora) sclerogenitalis subsp. woronovi Gorochov 2021

Anaulacomera (Munticercora) sclerogenitalis woronovi Gorochov, 2021 (Fig. 196, 197) New material. COLOMBIA: 1 male, “ Penas Blancos, Rio / Magdalena Colum. / Woronov 3/ V 926 ” (ZIN); 1 male, “ Mosquite [ro?]. Rio Mag- / dalena Colum. / Woronov 9. V.926” (ZIN). Note. These specimens are collected in the type locality of this subspecies and probably near it. However, the abdominal apex of these males is more preserved than in holotype, as it has cerci which are missing in holotype. Here, these structures are firstly described for this subspecies: each cercus is very similar to that of A. (M.) s. sclerogenitalis Gorochov, 2020 from Mexico but differs in a distinctly longer and thinner proximal part of the inner process located before the keel with a row of small dorsolateral denticles (in the nominotypical subspecies, this proximal part is clearly shorter and not very thin, and the aforementioned denticulated keel starts almost at the base of this process; compare Figs 196, 197 and 198).

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2025-03-03
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Amphibian and Reptile Biology
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Anaulacomera (Munticercora) sclerogenitalis subsp. woronovi Gorochov 2021

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Amphibian and Reptile Biology
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Anaulacomera (Munticercora) sclerogenitalis subsp. woronovi Gorochov 2021

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Abstract

Anaulacomera (Munticercora) sclerogenitalis woronovi Gorochov, 2021 (Fig. 196, 197) New material. COLOMBIA: 1 male, “ Penas Blancos, Rio / Magdalena Colum. / Woronov 3/ V 926 ” (ZIN); 1 male, “ Mosquite [ro?]. Rio Mag- / dalena Colum. / Woronov 9. V.926” (ZIN). Note. These specimens are collected in the type locality of this subspecies and probably near it. However, the abdominal apex of these males is more preserved than in holotype, as it has cerci which are missing in holotype. Here, these structures are firstly described for this subspecies: each cercus is very similar to that of A. (M.) s. sclerogenitalis Gorochov, 2020 from Mexico but differs in a distinctly longer and thinner proximal part of the inner process located before the keel with a row of small dorsolateral denticles (in the nominotypical subspecies, this proximal part is clearly shorter and not very thin, and the aforementioned denticulated keel starts almost at the base of this process; compare Figs 196, 197 and 198).

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