Camptomorpha aberrans Kraus 1957

Camptomorpha aberrans Kraus, 1957 Fig. 1. CAmptOmOrpHA AberrAns Kraus, 1957: 98, plate 8, figs 11–14. HolotYpe ♂, SMF. BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE NOTES (after Kraus [1957]). Width 4.7 mm. Coloration uniformly red-brown. Paraterga broadly and regularly rounded, caudal corner obtuse and rounded; midbodY pore-bearing calluses clearlY set off from anterolateral rim (Fig. 1A). Epiproct simple, short and finger-shaped. ♂ legs ventrallY with prefemora bearing semi-circular bulges distally and with tibiae carrying chelae (= apical soles subtending bases of tarsi). Gonopods (Fig. 1B, C) with both prefemoral process (PfP) and acropodite (A) subequal in length, slender and relatively simple, poorly armed; PfP with two small and acuminate projections near its middle, and terminating in an acuminate apex; A divided into two acuminate branches near its apical region; solenomere (sl) rather rod-shaped, curved only apically. DISTRIBUTION. Peru, AcomaYo near Huanuco, 9°53′ 33.8″S 76°18′13.9″W, 2700 m [Kraus, 1957].

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Camptomorpha aberrans Kraus 1957

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Camptomorpha aberrans Kraus 1957

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Camptomorpha aberrans Kraus, 1957 Fig. 1. CAmptOmOrpHA AberrAns Kraus, 1957: 98, plate 8, figs 11–14. HolotYpe ♂, SMF. BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE NOTES (after Kraus [1957]). Width 4.7 mm. Coloration uniformly red-brown. Paraterga broadly and regularly rounded, caudal corner obtuse and rounded; midbodY pore-bearing calluses clearlY set off from anterolateral rim (Fig. 1A). Epiproct simple, short and finger-shaped. ♂ legs ventrallY with prefemora bearing semi-circular bulges distally and with tibiae carrying chelae (= apical soles subtending bases of tarsi). Gonopods (Fig. 1B, C) with both prefemoral process (PfP) and acropodite (A) subequal in length, slender and relatively simple, poorly armed; PfP with two small and acuminate projections near its middle, and terminating in an acuminate apex; A divided into two acuminate branches near its apical region; solenomere (sl) rather rod-shaped, curved only apically. DISTRIBUTION. Peru, AcomaYo near Huanuco, 9°53′ 33.8″S 76°18′13.9″W, 2700 m [Kraus, 1957].

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