Dom guez 1988a: 24; Hubbard and Dom guez 1988: 207; Dom guez 1989a: 173 (described

RG7800 web Fittkau; two male and 1 female pharate subimagos (IBN642CM-eggs, 643-female, 644-male) from BRAZIL, Amazonas, S Paulo de Oliven , Bom Sucesso, 4.ix.2003, (aprox. Nine autapomorphies have been recovered inside the cladistic evaluation, and are helpful to diagnose the species (see Appendix two). The following mixture of characters is valuable to distinguish A. curtus from the other species of the genus: 1) male FW ten.0, female FW 14.0?8.five; two) male foreleg length 0.69?.74 times the length of FW; three) pronotum width/length ratio: two.0?.3 (male), two.7?.0 (female); four) 18?5 marginal intercalary veins present on the complete margin ofCarlos Molineri et al. / ZooKeys 478: 45?28 (2014)forewings (Fig. 16A ), 2? instances shorter than distance amongst longitudinal veins in male (not anastomosed), hind wings with marginal intercalaries in at least four abn0000128 spaces among main veins; five) male FW with 0 to 1 crossveins between Rs and MA basal to Rs fork; six) ratio total length/basal width of forceps five.4 (Fig. 17A ); 7) penes pretty sclerotized, contrasting strongly with the remaining genital components, apex projecting acutely; a deep furrow separates penis lobe from thumb, median remnant of styliger plate subrectangular with out marked projections, pedestals subrectangular and big, outer margin projecting posteriorly on outer margin along forceps base; eight) female sternum VIII with anteromedian keel and reduced sockets as in Fig. 18G; 9) egg ratio maximum width of egg/maximum width of Computer 1.1?.3, cap formed by 3? filaments, chorionic plates separated by smooth chorion (Fig. 18A); ten) nymphal mandible: ratio total length of mandible/mandibular tusk length 1.six?.7; 11) space in between the subbasal along with the submedian tubercles in inner margin of left mandibular tusks is brief and concave (Fig. 14A). Male imago. Length: physique, 8.0?.7; FW, ten.0; HW, 4.four; foreleg, 7.5; cerci, 33.0?five.0. Common coloration yellowish light brown. Head whitish, heavily shaded black dorsally, paler on posteromedian zone of occiput, black shading extending anteriorly on frons as two parallel lines surrounding median ocellus.Dom guez 1988a: 24; Hubbard and Dom guez 1988: 207; Dom guez 1989a: 173 (described as A. magnus sp. n. below); Dom guez et al. 2006: 561. Campsurus amazonicus Hagen 1888: 230. Asthenopus amazonicus; Ulmer 1920c: 107; Lestage 1923: 124; Ulmer 1942: 106; Traver 1950: 606; Traver 1956b: 7; Sattler 1967: 104; Berner 1978: 103. Type material. Photographs in the type at the British Museum had been studied. Extra material. Two male imagos (IBN, slide 480) from COLOMBIA, Amazonas, Leticia, ca km 15, S four?'41" - W 69?9'1", 93 m, 11.ii.1999, light trap 4-Phylogeny and biogeography of Asthenopodinae using a revision of Asthenopus...Figure 17. Asthenopus, general ventral view of male genitalia and detail of penes. A A. curtus C A. hubbardi D A. angelae E A. guarani G A. magnus. Light microscope photographs.h, E. Dom guez, bmjopen-2015-010112 M.C. Z��iga C. Molineri cols.; male imaginal slides (FAMU) from BRAZIL, Amazonas, Careiro Island, Divinopolis, SE of Manaus, 29.vii.1961, E.J. Fittkau; 2 male and 1 female pharate subimagos (IBN642CM-eggs, 643-female, 644-male) from BRAZIL, Amazonas, S Paulo de Oliven , Bom Sucesso, 4.ix.2003, (aprox. S three?8' - W 68?9').