Astata rubra, Hans-J, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16956868 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/0394DF04-FF90-E528-12DF-C52FFED3A6AD |
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Felipe |
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Astata rubra |
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sp. nov. |
Astata rubra nov.sp.
Holotype: ♀: Turkmenia, Tzarschanga 45 km, NE Karlyuk 6.5.93, leg K Deneš. ( BOL).
Paratypes: KAZAKHSTAN: 1♀ Sand desert 4 km N Bakanas, 12.06.2000, I. V. Makogonova, ( BOL) ; 1♀ Sand desert 4 km N Bakanas, lower Ili riv. Valley, 12.06.2000, S. Zonstein. ( BOL) ; 1♀ Balchasch-Lake , Lepsy 22 km NW, 46.377N 78.724E, 289 m, 12.06.2024, Schmid-Egger ( SE) GoogleMaps . UZBEKISTAN: 1♀ Papngan 20 km NW Kokand, 41°2'N 70°6'E, 12.5.94, Ma. Halada. ( BOL) GoogleMaps .
D i a g n o s i s: ♀. Astata rubra nov.sp. is characterized by unmodified hindtrochanter, long forebasitarsus with 15-17 undulating ventral spines and the red metasoma with dark brown pygidial plate. From other species with red metasoma like A. costae and A. lusitanica it differs by black bristles on antennomere I, coxae and trochanters; from A. lusitanica additionally by the longer forebasitarsus. From A. rubriventris it differs by white and black bristles on coxae and trochanters as well as black ventral setae of hindfemur.
D e s c r i p t i o n:J. Unknown.
♀. 10 mm. Habitus lateral see Fig. 129 View Figs 125-130 , dorsal see Fig. 130 View Figs 125-130 . Head, antenna, mesosoma and legs black. Mandible black, mesally brownish. Metasoma: Red, pygidial plate dark brown, sterna I-II more or less darkened. Forewing completely brownish darkened, with dark apical spot. Hindwing hyaline. Frons in front of anterior ocellus densely punctate, shiny; area between anterior ocellus and eye smooth and shiny, with very scattered punctures ( Fig. 99 View Figs 95-106 ). Anterior margin of clypeal lamella straight. Antenna long and slender, antennomere III about 5× as long as apically wide, I on inner side with short black bristles. Pronotal collar smooth and shiny, with some superficial punctures posteriorly. Mesoscutum shiny, anterior third densely punctate, posterior surface smooth and with isolated punctures; mesoscutellum likewise. Mesopleuron dull, densely punctate-reticulate. Metapleuron smooth and shiny, with strong rugae dorsally. Dorsal surface of propodeum as well as lateral and posterior surface strongly reticulate. Stigmal area of propodeum slightly convex. Head and thorax except propodeal dorsum with white setae. Coxae and trochanters with black and white bristles. Femora ventrally with black setae. Forebasitarsus long, ventrally with 15-17 undulating spines, anterior third with fine setae between spines ( Fig. 97 View Figs 95-106 ), with five rake spines. Midbasitarsus long, slightly curved, with undulating spines ventrally ( Fig. 139 View Figs 131-140 ). Hindcoxa and -trochanter unmodified. Metasomal Terga and sterna glabrous, smooth and shiny, without distinct sculpture. Marginal cell of forewing about as 1.5× as long as wide.
D i s t r i b u t i o n: Central Asia: Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan (type localities).
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