Pseudoglomeris (Pseudoglomeris) fallax

Pseudoglomeris (Pseudoglomeris) fallax (Bey-Bienko, 1969) Fig. 4 Trichoblatta fallax Bey-Bienko, 1969: 836 (in Russian); 1970: 531 (English version) — Anisyutkin 2003: 69. Pseudoglomeris fallax (Bey-Bienko, 1969) — Li et al. 2018: 270. Pseudoglomeris (Pseudoglomeris) fallax (Bey-Bienko, 1969) — Li 2021: 9. Material examined. China • 1 male; Fujian Province, Wuyi Mountain; 27.3943°N, 118.0134°E, 7 Jul. 2013; Shi Yan leg; SWU -B-BB 62-1 • 1 female; Fujian Province, Fuding, Taimu Mountain; 27.0637°N, 120.1035°E; 19 Jul. 2013; Shi Yan leg; SWU -B-BB 62-2 • 1 male & 1 female; near Hubei Province Shengnongjia Wangyue Hotel; Jul. 2023; Wei Han leg; SWU -B-BB 61-1 to 2 • 1 female; Sichuan Province, Huaying, Gaodeng Mountain; 1 Jan. 2024; Yi-Feng Liu leg; SWU -B-BB 65-1. Supplementary description. Male. Coloration: head and face black; ocelli pale; antennal sockets white; antenna brown; labial palp and maxillary palp orange-yellow. Pronotum and tegmina black or dark brown. Legs black; tarsi orange-yellow; pulvilli and arolia white. Abdomen black or dark brown. Head: roundly triangular, as wide as 1 / 3 width of pronotum, middle of frons exhibits a concavity; surface with slight metallic luster or not; eyes large and reniform, interocular space at vertex narrow; ocelli round or triangular; antennal sockets round, larger than or equal to ocelli (Fig. 4 C). Pronotum: transverse, anterior margin curved, posterior margin flattened, disc convex; dorsal surface with punctations; ventrum with typical carinae at sides, which end with a lobe (Fig. 4 A, C). Tegmina: fully developed, elongate oval, extending beyond end of abdomen; venation with lots of obvious cells composed by longitudinal veins and numerous cross-veins (Fig. 4 A). Legs: front femur type C 1; hind and middle legs each have one spine on posterior margin of femur and base. Abdomen: soft; subgenital plate with a large membranous area on right side; styli present on both sides (Fig. 4 E); paraprocts obvious and apex rounded, left one stouter than right one (Fig. 4 D). Genitalia: distal half of R 5 slightly slender; terminal part of hook-apex sclerite bifurcate (Fig. 4 F – I). Female. Coloration: head and face black; ocelli pale or invisible; antennal sockets white; antenna brown; labial palp and maxillary palp orange-yellow. Pronotum and tegmina black or dark brown. Legs black; tarsi orange-yellow; pulvilli and arolia white. Abdomen black or dark brown. Head: rounder than male; width of head 1 / 3 width of pronotum; middle of frons exhibits a concavity but not obvious; eyes large and reniform, interocular space on vertex wider than in males; ocelli round or triangular, smaller than that of males; antennal sockets round, bigger than ocelli; length and shape of antenna. Pronotum: transverse, anterior margin curved, posterior margin truncate, dorsal surface with punctations but almost smooth; thicker than in males; disk convex; ventral pronotum with typical carinae at sides (Fig. 4 J, L). Tegmina and hindwing absent. Legs: front femur type C 1; hind and middle legs each have one spine on posterior margin of the femur and base. Abdomen: integument hardened (Fig. 4 J, K); pit formula [3] (Fig. 4 M). Cerci very short, with only one segment. Supra-anal plate transversely oval, anterior margin truncate, posterior margin curved; dorsal surface with punctations (Fig. 4 M). Diagnosis. Refer to the diagnosis of P. (P.) valida moderata.