Salina MacGillivray 1894

Key to the Indian species of Salina (modified from Mitra, 1973) 1. Mucro rectangular shaped, Pa3 chaeta on head present....................................................... 2 - Mucro square shaped, Pa3 chaeta on head absent............................................................ 4 2. Abd. I with less than 8 mac............................................... S. (S.) indica (Imms, 1912) Yosii, 1960 - Abd. I with more than 8 mac............................................................................ 3 3. Th. III with 15–17 mac........................................................ S. (S.) bengalensis Mitra, 1966 - Th. III with 24–26 mac........................................................... S. (S.) biformis Mitra, 1966 4. Abd. II chaetae formula: s/2/s/1......................................................................... 5 - Abd. II chaetae formula: s/2/s/2........................................................................ 10 5. Th. II with 0–1 central mac, body mainly with orange pigmentation................... S. (S.) aurantiamaculata sp. nov. - Th. II with 2 or more central mac, body pigment varied....................................................... 6 6. Th. II with 2 and Abd. I with 3 central mac......................................... S. (S.) choudhurii Mitra, 1973 - Th. II and Abd. I with more than 2, 3 central mac, respectively................................................. 7 7. Body with deep blue pigment as bands.................................................................... 8 - Body with blue/brownin pigment as patches................................................................ 9 8. Dark blue pigment present as horizontal bands on Th.II – Abd. I, posterior Abd. IV and Abd. V–VI....................................................................................... S. (S.) quattuorfasciata (Handschin, 1928) - Dark or light form, blue longitudinal bands present from head to Abd. VI, joining at the middle of Abd. IV and Th. III– Abd. II....................................................................... S. (S.) javana (Handschin, 1928) 9. Abd. I with 2 mac.......................................... S. (S.) celebensis (Schaffer, 1898) sensu Denis, 1936 - Abd. I with 6 mac............................................. S. (S.) montana (Imms, 1912) sensu Salmon, 1957 10. Th. II with 4 central mac, blue pigment as bands, covering Th. III– Abd.................. S. (S.) bicinctoides Yosii, 1960 - Th. II with more than 10 central mac, blue/brownish pigment present as patches.................................. 11 11. Symmetrical blue or violate lateral pigment patches present on body and head................ S. (S.) yosiii Salmon, 1964 - Combination of blue and brown or orange pigments present as patches on body................................... 12 12. Th. II with 11 central mac...................................................... S. (S.) pseudomontana sp. nov. - Th. II with more than 11 central mac.................................................................... 13 13. Th. III with 10 central mac; head suture with a characteristic ‘M’ like pigment patch....... S. (S.) striata (Handschin, 1928) - Th. III with 8 central mac, head without such type of pigment pattern................. S. (S.) tricolor (Handschin, 1928) Note: Three species, S. (S.) bulbosa (Salmon, 1957), S. (S.) dubiosa Denis, 1936 and S. (S.) grieta Tyagi and Baijal, 1979, due to insufficient descriptions and limited chaetotaxic information.

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Salina MacGillivray 1894

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Salina MacGillivray 1894

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Key to the Indian species of Salina (modified from Mitra, 1973) 1. Mucro rectangular shaped, Pa3 chaeta on head present....................................................... 2 - Mucro square shaped, Pa3 chaeta on head absent............................................................ 4 2. Abd. I with less than 8 mac............................................... S. (S.) indica (Imms, 1912) Yosii, 1960 - Abd. I with more than 8 mac............................................................................ 3 3. Th. III with 15–17 mac........................................................ S. (S.) bengalensis Mitra, 1966 - Th. III with 24–26 mac........................................................... S. (S.) biformis Mitra, 1966 4. Abd. II chaetae formula: s/2/s/1......................................................................... 5 - Abd. II chaetae formula: s/2/s/2........................................................................ 10 5. Th. II with 0–1 central mac, body mainly with orange pigmentation................... S. (S.) aurantiamaculata sp. nov. - Th. II with 2 or more central mac, body pigment varied....................................................... 6 6. Th. II with 2 and Abd. I with 3 central mac......................................... S. (S.) choudhurii Mitra, 1973 - Th. II and Abd. I with more than 2, 3 central mac, respectively................................................. 7 7. Body with deep blue pigment as bands.................................................................... 8 - Body with blue/brownin pigment as patches................................................................ 9 8. Dark blue pigment present as horizontal bands on Th.II – Abd. I, posterior Abd. IV and Abd. V–VI....................................................................................... S. (S.) quattuorfasciata (Handschin, 1928) - Dark or light form, blue longitudinal bands present from head to Abd. VI, joining at the middle of Abd. IV and Th. III– Abd. II....................................................................... S. (S.) javana (Handschin, 1928) 9. Abd. I with 2 mac.......................................... S. (S.) celebensis (Schaffer, 1898) sensu Denis, 1936 - Abd. I with 6 mac............................................. S. (S.) montana (Imms, 1912) sensu Salmon, 1957 10. Th. II with 4 central mac, blue pigment as bands, covering Th. III– Abd.................. S. (S.) bicinctoides Yosii, 1960 - Th. II with more than 10 central mac, blue/brownish pigment present as patches.................................. 11 11. Symmetrical blue or violate lateral pigment patches present on body and head................ S. (S.) yosiii Salmon, 1964 - Combination of blue and brown or orange pigments present as patches on body................................... 12 12. Th. II with 11 central mac...................................................... S. (S.) pseudomontana sp. nov. - Th. II with more than 11 central mac.................................................................... 13 13. Th. III with 10 central mac; head suture with a characteristic ‘M’ like pigment patch....... S. (S.) striata (Handschin, 1928) - Th. III with 8 central mac, head without such type of pigment pattern................. S. (S.) tricolor (Handschin, 1928) Note: Three species, S. (S.) bulbosa (Salmon, 1957), S. (S.) dubiosa Denis, 1936 and S. (S.) grieta Tyagi and Baijal, 1979, due to insufficient descriptions and limited chaetotaxic information.

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