Sulcomesitius Moczar 1970

Genus Sulcomesitius Móczár, 1970 Sulcomesitius Móczár, 1970: 177, 199. Type species: Sulcomesitius longispinus Móczár, 1970: 200–201. Topcobius Nagy, 1972: 17. Type species: Mesitius punctaticollis Fouts, 1930: 2. Synonymized with Sulcomesitius in Móczár 1984: 119. Diagnosis Body foveolate. Anterior ocellus usually entirely anterior to imaginary top line of eyes in antero-dorsal view. Dorsal pronotal area with median pronotal sulcus; dorsal pronotal area usually with anterolateral corner weakly projected. Mesoscutum with median mesonotal sulcus usually developed. PPP usually robust. Male hypopygium longer than wide, basal part of hypopygium with lateral and anterior margin incurved; posterior branches lobose and long. Male genitalia with dorsal harpe usually S-shaped, ventral harpe narrower than dorsal one. Host Unknown. Distribution Afrotropical, Oriental, and Palaearctic Regions.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13983219
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Parasite Biology and Host Interactions
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Sulcomesitius Moczar 1970

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Sulcomesitius Moczar 1970

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Abstract

Genus Sulcomesitius Móczár, 1970 Sulcomesitius Móczár, 1970: 177, 199. Type species: Sulcomesitius longispinus Móczár, 1970: 200–201. Topcobius Nagy, 1972: 17. Type species: Mesitius punctaticollis Fouts, 1930: 2. Synonymized with Sulcomesitius in Móczár 1984: 119. Diagnosis Body foveolate. Anterior ocellus usually entirely anterior to imaginary top line of eyes in antero-dorsal view. Dorsal pronotal area with median pronotal sulcus; dorsal pronotal area usually with anterolateral corner weakly projected. Mesoscutum with median mesonotal sulcus usually developed. PPP usually robust. Male hypopygium longer than wide, basal part of hypopygium with lateral and anterior margin incurved; posterior branches lobose and long. Male genitalia with dorsal harpe usually S-shaped, ventral harpe narrower than dorsal one. Host Unknown. Distribution Afrotropical, Oriental, and Palaearctic Regions.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Zhejiang University (CN)
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Parasite Biology and Host Interactions
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