Matsumurasca (Solanasca) Ghauri 1974

Key to species of Matsumurasca (Solanasca) known to occur in Costa Rica 1 Anterior margin of crown rounded or subparallel with posterior margin; crown midline 1.1x to 1.2x longer than wide between eyes; apex of aedeagus wide, moderately quadrate........................................................... 3 - Anterior margin of crown weakly produced; crown midline 1.3x to 1.4x longer than wide between eyes; apex of aedeagus narrow, digitate or pointed.............................................................................. 2 2 Aedeagus curved dorsad; basal process small, digitated and somewhat straight, not reaching the midlength of shaft..................................................................................... M. canavalia (DeLong, 1932) - Aedeagus weakly curved dorsad; basal process prominent, narrowing towards apex, and reaching the midlength of shaft........................................................................ M. dilitara (DeLong & Davidson, 1935) 3 Dorsal margin of aedeagus well-sclerotized and differentiated; aedeagal processes shorter than atrium; gonoduct strongly wide; gonopore on posterior margin............................... M. judokuatare Arrieta-Arrieta & Pinedo-Escatel, sp. nov. - Dorsal margin of aedeagus membranous, poorly defined; aedeagal processes longer than atrium; gonoduct moderately tubular; gonopore on dorsal margin.............................................. M. laceiba (Ross & Cunningham, 1960).

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2025-08-27
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Matsumurasca (Solanasca) Ghauri 1974

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Matsumurasca (Solanasca) Ghauri 1974

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Abstract

Key to species of Matsumurasca (Solanasca) known to occur in Costa Rica 1 Anterior margin of crown rounded or subparallel with posterior margin; crown midline 1.1x to 1.2x longer than wide between eyes; apex of aedeagus wide, moderately quadrate........................................................... 3 - Anterior margin of crown weakly produced; crown midline 1.3x to 1.4x longer than wide between eyes; apex of aedeagus narrow, digitate or pointed.............................................................................. 2 2 Aedeagus curved dorsad; basal process small, digitated and somewhat straight, not reaching the midlength of shaft..................................................................................... M. canavalia (DeLong, 1932) - Aedeagus weakly curved dorsad; basal process prominent, narrowing towards apex, and reaching the midlength of shaft........................................................................ M. dilitara (DeLong & Davidson, 1935) 3 Dorsal margin of aedeagus well-sclerotized and differentiated; aedeagal processes shorter than atrium; gonoduct strongly wide; gonopore on posterior margin............................... M. judokuatare Arrieta-Arrieta & Pinedo-Escatel, sp. nov. - Dorsal margin of aedeagus membranous, poorly defined; aedeagal processes longer than atrium; gonoduct moderately tubular; gonopore on dorsal margin.............................................. M. laceiba (Ross & Cunningham, 1960).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Universidad Nacional (CR), Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (MX), Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MX)
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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