Tenuibiotus, Pilato et Lisi, 2011
publication ID |
https://doi.org/10.31610/zsr/2024.33.1.28 |
publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:95922BF0-1BA0-4947-A23B-4C52B1F5703B |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039E8796-8055-A755-32B6-83CF79E6F9FD |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Tenuibiotus |
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Key to the species of the genus Tenuibiotus
1. Egg processes long, thin, filiform............................................. T. hystricogenitus View in CoL
– Egg processes of another shape.................. 2
2. Egg processes conical, truncated................ 3
– Egg processes conical with pointed ends......... 4
3. Dorsal buccal armature (under LM) in the shape of a single triangular crest pointing backwards..................................... T. tenuiformis
– Dorsal buccal armature (under LM) with transverse ridges................................. T. tenuis View in CoL
4. Dorsal buccal armature consists of two large separate granules........................ T. danilovi View in CoL
– Dorsal buccal armature of another configuration.. 5
5. Granulation visible under LM present on the dorsal side of body.................................. 6
– Granulation visible under LM absent on the dorsal body cuticle.................................. 8
6. Number of processes on egg circumference more than 20........................... T. voronkovi View in CoL
– Number of processes on egg circumference no more than 15...................................... 7
7. Mediodorsal ridge of the buccal armature in shape of a triangular tooth pointed backwards; medioventral ridge appears as separate granules; cuticular sculpture on the dorsal and ventral sides of the body visible under LM as distinct dotted pattern..................................... T. zandrae View in CoL
– Mediodorsal ridge in shape of a transverse line; medioventral ridge undivided; cuticular sculpture only on the caudal dorsum visible under LM as indistinct granulation (Fig. 8a).... T. bondavallii View in CoL *
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