
handle: 10612/25203
The genus Limbodessus Guignot, 1939 from New Guinea is reviewed. Eight new species are described from the Central Mountain Range of New Guinea, from altitudes of 1,800 up to 3,500 m above sea level: Limbodessus aiposp. nov., L. aldentesp. nov., L. elitsp. nov., L. habbemasp. nov., L. julianasp. nov., L. konoensissp. nov., L. paniaisp. nov., and L. wilhelminasp. nov.Limbodessus skalei Hendrich, Surbakti & Balke, 2020, described from Waigeo Island, is recorded for the first time for New Guinea. All 13 species are illustrated. They can be separated from each other by size, body shape, dorsal coloration, punctation of dorsal surface, but predominantly by the form of the male and female antennomeres and the form of male genitalia. A modified key is presented, and the habitats of most species are illustrated in detail.
Diversity, diving beetles, undescribed species, Biología, Diving beetles, Alpine New Guinea, Peatlands, diversity, 2413.06 Taxonomía de Los Insectos, QL1-991, Undescribed species, Zoología, 3105.12 Ordenación y conservación de la fauna silvestre, Zoology, peatlands
Diversity, diving beetles, undescribed species, Biología, Diving beetles, Alpine New Guinea, Peatlands, diversity, 2413.06 Taxonomía de Los Insectos, QL1-991, Undescribed species, Zoología, 3105.12 Ordenación y conservación de la fauna silvestre, Zoology, peatlands
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