Prosierola rotunda Schiffler & Azevedo, 2002
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https://doi.org/10.12741/ebrAsilis.v16.e1055 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17000477 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8C77878F-FF92-1162-FF6B-84E455EC2A4D |
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Felipe |
scientific name |
Prosierola rotunda Schiffler & Azevedo, 2002 |
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Prosierola rotunda Schiffler & Azevedo, 2002
( Figs 1 View Figure 1 G-I, 2C)
Prosierola rotunda can be identified by the following characteristics: the vertex without a evident callus; the head has a rounded shape on frontal view; the clipeus is semi-circular, short and flat; the mesopleuron is produced roundly, not angularly, and presenting more close to the metapectal-propodeal complex than the mesoscutellum; the anteromedial metapostnotal foveae are elliptical and very close to each other, these may be asymmetrical.
In this series, we observed the following variations: the distance between mesoscuto-scutellar foveae vary between 1-3× their diameter, the shape can be elliptical and semi-circular; the anteromedial metapostnotal foveae are mainly elliptical, but can be asymmetrical.
Material examined: BRAZIL: Amazonas, Manaus , 1 female, Base de InstruÇão-2, mata, igarapé, 21-30.X.1997, arm. suspensa ( INPA) ; 1 female, Reserva Ducke, Rod. AM 010, Km 26, mata, IX.2001, arm. Malaise, J.F. Vidal col. ( INPA) ; 1 female, Reserva 1501, km 41, 18-30.IX.1995, arm Malaise ( INPA) ; 1 female, Res. Soka, Nova Aripuanã, Borda , 10-13.XII.1999, Arm. Malaise, J.F. Vidal col. ( INPA) ; Pará, 1 female, MelgaÇo, Floresta Nacional Caxiuanã, Trilha Igarapé Tijucaquara , 18.XI-24.XI.2003, Arm. Malaise 10, A.P. Aguiar & J.D. Dias, Ponto P 05117 ( MPEG) .
Distribution: This species was previously known from Brazil (Amazonas) ( AZEVEDO 2008), and now it is recorded for the first time from the Brazilian state of Pará.
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