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Figs. 1 in Afrocosmoderes bark beetles (Curculionidae, Scolytinae): an ancient, but overlooked, species radiation of pygmy borers in Madagascar

Authors: Jordal, Bjarte H;

Figs. 1 in Afrocosmoderes bark beetles (Curculionidae, Scolytinae): an ancient, but overlooked, species radiation of pygmy borers in Madagascar

Abstract

Figs. 1 to 14. Details of important morphological characters in AfrOCOSmOdereS. 1) Golden setae on the pronotum and entire eye of male A. PlenUS; 2) narrowly prolonged pronotum in male A. CarinatUS; 3) groove in female frons of A. lOngUS; 4) longitudinal carina in male frons of A. CarinatUS; 5) long bristle-like setae on the lateral elytral interstriae of A. lOngiSetUS; 6) confused scale-like setae on posterolateral interstriae, and coarse scale-like ground vestiture, of A. COnfertUS; 7) hair-like ground vestiture and mainly regular rows of interstrial setae of A. PellitUS; 8) short, simple (unifid) setae on metanepisternum of A. lenifrOnS; 9) long, simple setae on the metanepisternum of A. lOngiSetUS; 10) long split setae on the metanepisternum of A. SeriatUS; 11) abdominal ventrites of male and 12) female A. PellitUS; 13) ventrites of male and 14) female A. aSPer. Note the reception of the last tergite reaching a procurved last abdominal ventrite in the males.

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