Chelodesmidae, Cook, 1895
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https://doi.org/10.5852/ejt.2025.997.2935 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15793774 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/D924C438-FF9C-FFF8-B7C2-A4CAFA9878BD |
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Chelodesmidae |
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Key to Chelodesmidae View in CoL from the Udzungwa Mountains (based on gonopodal characters)
1. Prefemoral process (prp) not in contact with solenomere ( Fig. 19 View Fig ); coxa (cx) without a conical process distally on anterior side ............................................ Callistocilla dolorotrix Hoffman, 2005 View in CoL
– Prefemoral process in close contact with solenomere; coxa usually with a conical process (cxp) distally on anterior side ..................................................................................................................... 2
2. Prefemoral process ( Figs 16–17 View Fig View Fig , prp) elaborate, with several rows of strong spikes ........................ ................................................................................... Dionaeadesmus force Enghoff gen. et sp. nov.
– Prefemoral process not so elaborate, without rows of strong spikes ................................................ 3
3. Solenomere (slm) very broad, much broader than prefemoral process ( Fig. 14 View Fig ) ............................... .................................................................................................... Tanzaniella howelli Hoffman, 1977 View in CoL
– Solenomere not much broader than prefemoral process ( Morogorius spp. ) .................................... 4
4. Parasolenomere (ps) deeply divided into two subequal lobes; coxal process (cxp) very poorly developed ( Figs 5–6 View Fig View Fig ) ............................................................... Morogorius divisus Enghoff sp. nov.
– Parasolenomere not divided into subequal lobes .............................................................................. 5
5. Parasolenomere (ps) slender, straight, pointed with a tiny needlelike side branch (nb) ( Fig. 9 View Fig ) ........ .................................................................................................... Morogorius pugio Enghoff sp. nov.
– Parasolenomere different .................................................................................................................. 6
6. Parasolenomere (ps) short, stout ( Figs 11–12 View Fig View Fig ) ................................................................................. 7
– Parasolenomere (ps) larger, consisting of a broad basal part and a tapering apical part ( Fig. 8 View Fig ) ....... ........................................................................................ Morogorius louishanseni Enghoff sp. nov.
7. Parasolenomere (ps) rounded, with a basal retrorse process; prefemoral process very broad, almost circular ( Fig. 12 View Fig ) ................................................................... Morogorius cochlear Enghoff sp. nov.
– Parasolenomere (ps) pointed; prefemoral process not so broad ( Fig. 11 View Fig ) .......................................... ............................................................................................. Morogorius kitungulu Enghoff sp. nov.
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