Barolineocerus digitatus, Praciano & Dietrich & Takiya, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5653.4.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15822510 |
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Barolineocerus digitatus |
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sp. nov. |
Barolineocerus digitatus sp. nov.
( Figs. 4A–C View FIGURE 4 , 13A–M View FIGURE 13 )
Type locality. Km-25, BR 156, Oiapoque, Amapá, Brazil.
Diagnosis. Pronotal macula extends to anterior half or almost to hind margin of pronotum ( Fig. 4A View FIGURE 4 ). Claval macula extends distinctly beyond scutellum apex ( Fig. 4A View FIGURE 4 ). Abdominal sternite II apodeme extending to posterior margin of sternite III ( Fig. 13B View FIGURE 13 ). Pygofer posterior margin with short ventral process; with long and slender median process, sinuous, extending to anal tube, sharply pointed at apex, apex distinctly divergent then it bends internally ( Figs. 13C–D View FIGURE 13 ). Valve with anterior margin sinuous and posterior one convex ( Fig. 13E View FIGURE 13 ). Subgenital plate without dorsal process; apex rounded ( Figs. 13F–G View FIGURE 13 ). Aedeagus with dorsal median process; without dorsal subapical ridge; with ventral transverse ridge at apical fourth of shaft ( Figs. 13K–M View FIGURE 13 ). Anal tube, laterobasal process with base sinuous at anterior margin, apex distinctly pointed ( Figs. 13C–D View FIGURE 13 ).
Measurements (mm). Holotype male, total length (to apex of forewing): 3.96; median length of crown: 0.24; length of crown close to eyes: 0.20; width of head: 1.43; width of crown between eyes: 0.73; length of pronotum: 0.37; length of scutellum: 0.70; width of pronotum: 1.30; width of scutellum: 0.97; length of face: 0.93; width of face between eyes: 0.77; distance between ocelli: 0.34; ocellocular distance: 0.19; length of clypeus: 0.30; basal width of clypeus: 0.21; apical width of clypeus: 0.27; length of forewing: 3.08. Males (n= 10), total length (to apex of forewing): 3.46–4.09; median length of crown: 0.24–0.36; length of crown close to eyes: 0.22–0.32; width of head: 1.41–1.53; width of crown between eyes: 0.73–0.81; length of pronotum: 0.35–0.53; length of scutellum: 0.70–0.84; width of pronotum: 1.30–1.37; width of scutellum: 0.96–1.07; length of face: 0.80–1.01; width of face between eyes: 0.76–0.80; distance between ocelli: 0.30–0.34; ocellocular distance: 0.19–0.21; length of clypeus: 0.29–0.33; basal width of clypeus: 0.20–0.21; apical width of clypeus: 0.26–0.29; length of forewing: 3.08–3.44.
Coloration (holotype). Body color ( Figs. 4A–C View FIGURE 4 ) following genus description, with following exceptions. Clypeus and lora light brown ( Fig. 4C View FIGURE 4 ). Gena light brown near lora and eyes, white laterally ( Fig. 4C View FIGURE 4 ). Rostrum light yellow ( Fig. 4C View FIGURE 4 ). Pronotum brown with yellow median semicircular macula short, extended about 1/3 of pronotum length, with posterolateral margins straight with brown line not reaching posterior margin ( Fig. 4A View FIGURE 4 ). Scutellum brown; apical yellow portion of the scutellum discontinuous from the remaining portions of the posterolateral macula ( Fig. 4 View FIGURE 4 AB). Forewing claval macula extends distinctly beyond scutellum ( Fig. 4A View FIGURE 4 ).
Description (holotype). Crown short, median length 0.77x shorter than interocular width; slightly wider (1.1x) than pronotum. Face 1.2x longer than width between eyes; distance between ocelli 1.84x longer than ocellocular distance. Clypeus 1.24x wider apically than basally. Pronotum 3.5x longer than wide; 1.54x longer than crown. Scutellum approximately 1.4x wider than long. Hind tibia AD row with 6 cucullate setae; PD row with 13 cucullate setae. Other characters as in generic description.
Male terminalia. Pygofer triangular, in lateral view; posterior margin with short ventral process and long and slender median process, with basal 3/5 somewhat straight directed caudal-dorsally, then it bends posteriorly (but not 90º angle), median portion parallel, abruptly divergent on apical third, then it bends again internally, do not touching or crossing each other ( Figs. 13C–D View FIGURE 13 ). Valve with anterior margin concave and posterior margin strongly posteriorly projected ( Fig. 13E View FIGURE 13 ). Subgenital plate reniform, in lateral view; without dorsal process; apex rounded in lateral view, strongly dorsally curved ( Figs. 13F–G View FIGURE 13 ). Connective stem short and broad; with median constriction ( Figs. 13H–I View FIGURE 13 ). Style slender and long; apex somewhat pointed ( Figs. 13H, J View FIGURE 13 ). Aedeagus with dorsal median process, without dorsal subapical ridge; ventral transversal ridge at apical fourth ( Figs. 13K–M View FIGURE 13 ). Anal tube, laterobasal process with base sinuous at anterior margin, apex without angulate at anterior margin ( Figs. 13C–D View FIGURE 13 ).
Etymology. The specific epithet refers to the unusual hook-shaped (digit) shape of pygofer process apex ( Figs. View FIGURE 13
13C–D).
Remarks. Paratypes have hind tibia AD row with 5–6 cucullate setae and PD row with 9–16 cucullate setae. Notably, in some specimens from Brazil, the gena and lora are brown, but they are black in some specimens from French Guiana. In some specimens from Brazil and French Guiana the pronotum median semicircular macula extends about 1/2 of the pronotum length.
Barolineocerus digitatus sp. nov. shares affinities with B. chiasmus , B. furcatus , B. ornatus , B. chicomendesi sp. nov., and B. dercyae sp. nov. as mentioned earlier. It closely resembles B. chiasmus , B. chicomendesi sp. nov., and B. ornatus , featuring an aedeagus with a transverse ridge on the ventral margin of the shaft ( Figs. 13K–L View FIGURE 13 ). However, it distinguishes itself from these species by the simple hook-shaped apex of the posterior pygofer processes ( Figs. 13C–D View FIGURE 13 ).
Distribution. Brazil (Amapá); French Guiana ( Régina, Saül ).
Type material. 1♂, holotype, “ BRASIL, Amapá, Oiapoque, BR 156,\ km-25, 3º39'35"N – 51º46'17"W,\ 05– 27.x.2019, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S.Lima, F.F.Xavier ”, DZRJ GoogleMaps .
Paratypes: 1♂, same data as holotype, except: “ 7–20.x.2019, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S.Lima, F.F.Xavier ”, DZRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same data as preceding, except: “ 15–28.ii.2020, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S.Lima, F.F.Xavier ”, MNRJ GoogleMaps ; 2♂, same data as preceding, except: “ iii–viii.2020, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S. Lima, F.F.Xavier, MNRJ GoogleMaps ; 2♂, same data as preceding, except: “ 10–23.viii.2019, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S.Lima, F.F.Xavier ”, MNRJ GoogleMaps ; 2♂, same data as preceding, except: “ 24.viii–6.ix.2019, Malaise grande, em\ floresta, J.A.Rafael, S.Lima, F.F.Xavier ”, INPA GoogleMaps ; 1♂, 1♀, “ BRASIL; “AP: Oiapoque , Estrada \ p/ Vitória do Oiapoque,\ INFRAERO\ Malaise \ xi-2014 \ J.A. Rafael e F.F. Xavier Fº”, DZRJ . FRENCH GUIANA: 1♂, 1♀, “French Guiana: [ Régina ] Petite Montagne Tortue\ 04°19'14.1N – 052°14'27.5W \ Flooded forest \ Automatic light trap \ 6.x.10\ G. Lamarre leg.”, DZRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same data as preceding, except: “ Malaise line G\ 10.xi.10\ G. Lamarre leg.”, DZRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, 1♀, same data as preceding, except: “ Terra Firme ,\ Light trap \ 08.ix.10\ G. Lamarre leg.”, MNRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same data as preceding, except: “ White sand\ Light trap \ 12.ix.10\ G. Lamarre leg.”, MNRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same data as preceding, except: “ Malaise line D\ 24.ii.10\ G. Lamarre leg.”, DZRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂ 1♀, “French Guiana: Bélvédère\ de Saül, 3°37'22"N 53°12'57"W, alt. 326 m \ Automatic light trap \ 6–15.ix.11 \ SEAG [ Société Entomologique Antilles Guyane ] leg.”, DZRJ GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same data as preceding, MNRJ GoogleMaps .
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