Blaiseus Fleutiaux, 1931
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5660.3.6 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16745100 |
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Blaiseus Fleutiaux, 1931: 307 .
Type species. Blaiseus bedeli Fleutiaux, 1931 .
Distribution. China, Southeast Asia, South Africa and Central America.
Key to world Blaiseus species (updated based on Douglas, 2009)
1. Elytra with apex upturned in lateral view................................................................... 2 Elytral apex not upturned in lateral view................................................................... 4
2. Protibiae denticulate at midlength.............................................. B. zamoranoensis Douglas, 2009 Protibiae without denticle at midlength.................................................................... 3
3. Median lobe of aedeagus broadest near apex....................................... B. guatemalensis Douglas, 2009 Median lobe of aedeagus broadest near base........................................ B. chiapasensis Douglas, 2009
4. Protibiae denticulate at midlength........................................................................ 5 Protibiae without denticle at midlength.................................................................... 6
5. Median lobe apex slightly convex; width of median lobe (near apex) to paramere (near apex) ratio approx. 9.3 (based on Douglas (2009))............................................................... B. mexicanus Douglas, 2009 Median lobe apex strongly expanded; width of median lobe (near apex) to paramere ratio approx. 3.2 (based on Douglas (2009))......................................................................... B. laoensis Douglas, 2009
6. Protibiae not expanded apically................................................... B. malayensis Douglas, 2009 Protibiae expanded apically............................................................................. 7
7. Protibiae lacking posterior apical tooth.......................................... B. nothoafricanus Douglas, 2009 Protibiae with posterior apical tooth....................................................................... 8
8. Posterior margin of scutellar shield truncate........................................... B. bedeli Fleutianux, 1931 Posterior margin of scutellar shield acute................................................................... 9
9. Apical margin of median lobe truncate............................................. B. daklakensis Douglas, 2009 Apical margin of median lobe concave or arcuate........................................................... 10
10. Apical margin of median lobe concave at middle (Distribution: China)...................... B. fujianus Douglas, 2009 Apical margin of median lobe arcuate, not concave......................................................... 11
11. Elytra with discontinuous yellowish-brown patches from base to apex; width of median lobe (near apex) to paramere (near apex) ratio approx. 2.1 (Distribution: China)................................... B. hainanensis Qiu et Douglas, 2017 Elytra feature continuous yellowish-brown patches from base to apex; width of median lobe (near apex) toparameres (near apex) ratio approx. 2.9 (Distribution: China).............................................. B. dinghuensis sp. nov.
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Blaiseus Fleutiaux, 1931
Xie, Qi, Ruan, Yongying, Qiu, Lu, Zhang, Mengna, Peng, Yingying, Ma, Liya & Liu, Yang 2025 |
Blaiseus
Fleutiaux, E. 1931: 307 |