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Puncture size: large = 0.17 mm or larger; moderately large = 0.08-0.17 mm; moderate = 0.03-0.08 mm; small = 0.03 mm or smaller. Setae density: dense = setae completely cover and obscure body surface; moderate = setae completely cover body surface but surface clearly visible; sparse = setae do not cover body surface and surface clearly visible. Protibial teeth: protibial first tooth = the apical tooth on the protibia; protibial second tooth = the second tooth from the apex of the protibia; protibial third tooth = the third tooth from the apex of the protibia. Adult Morphological Character Analysis Puncture size and density, and several other character states are defined in “Character Definition” section. The complete character matrix is in Appendix 1. 1. Clypeal disc glabrous (or with a few sparse lateral setae) (0); sparsely setose over whole surface (1); sparsely setose laterally (2); sparsely setose apically (3). 2. Clypeal apex not reflexed (0); reflexed (1). 3. Clypeal apex rounded (0); broadly rounded (1); weakly trapezoidal (2); distinctly trapezoidal (3); rectangular (4). 4. Frontoclypeal suture complete (0); incomplete (1). 5. Frons base sparsely punctate (0); moderately to densely punctate (1). 6. Frons medioapically not depressed (0); depressed (1). 7. Frons glabrous (0); scattered lateral setae (1); sparsely setose laterally (2); moderately setose (3). 8. Eyes well-separated from pronotum (0); touching pronotum (1). 9. Eyes well-separated (more than 4.7 transverse eye widths) (0); closer together (less than 4.5 transverse eye widths) (1). 10. Antenna 10-segmented (0); 9-segmented (1). 11. Antennal club (males) longer than or approximately equal to other segments (0); slightly shorter than other segments (1); approximately equal to segments 2-6 (in 9-segmented individuals) or 2-7 (in 10segmented individuals) (2). MONOGRAPHIC REVISION OF PLATYCOELIA 13 12. Antennal club (males) not longer than clypeal length (0); longer than clypeal length (1). 13. Antennal club (females) longer than other segments (0); approximately equal to other segments (1); slightly shorter than other segments (2); approximately equal to segments 2-6 (in 9-segmented individuals) or 2-7 (in 10-segmented individuals) (3); shorter than segments 2-6 (in 9-segmented individuals) or 2-7 (in 10-segmented individuals) (4). 14. Labrum surface medially sparsely to moderately setose (0); densely punctate to rugopunctate (1); convex with punctures obsolete (2). 15. Labrum with apical tooth reduced (small), triangular (Fig. 4) (0); broad (well-developed), triangular (Figs. 1, 3) (1); well-developed, truncate (Fig. 2) (2). 16. Labrum with apical tooth well-separated from mentum (Fig. 4) (0); weakly overlapping apex of mentum (Fig. 3) (1); strongly overlapping apex of mentum (Figs. 1-2) (2). 17. Mandibular molar region without lamellae (0); with 1-12 weakly developed lamellae (1); with over 14 strongly developed lamellae (2); with 8-12 strongly developed lamellae (3); with over 14 weakly developed lamellae (4). 18. Right mandibular molar region without diagonal lamellae at base of other lamellae (0); with diagonal lamellae at base of other lamellae (1). 19. Mandibular apex forming thick cup (0); forming thin blade (1). 20. Mandibular scissorial region without medial tooth (0); with medial tooth (1). 21. Maxilla outer tooth absent (0); simple (1); bifurcate (2); cup-shaped (3). 22. Maxilla second tooth absent (0); simple (1); bifurcate (2); cup-shaped (3). 23. Maxilla third tooth absent (0); simple (1); bifurcate (2); cup-shaped (3). 24. Apex of mentum with notch (Figs. 3-4) (0); with distinct tooth (1); with distinct tooth curved into oral cavity (Figs. 1-2) (2). 25. Mentum base medially flat (0); depressed (1); with deep pits on either side of middle (Fig. 33) (2).
14 BULLETIN OF THE UNIVERSITYOF NEBRASKA STATE MUSEUM Fig. 1. Platycoelia valida mouthparts. Fig. 2. Platycoelia grandicula mouthparts. Fig. 3. Platycoelia chrysotina mouthparts. Fig. 5. Platycoelia abdominalis elytral apex. Fig. 4. Platycoelia signaticollis mouthparts. Fig. 6. Platycoelia valida elytral apex.
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mentum. Apex of mentum with triangu
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green to yellow; parameres with the
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MONOGRAPHIC REVISION OF PLATYCOELIA
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VARIATION. Male (n=19). Length 19.2
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“Platycoelia forcipalis cotype Oh
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males with internomedial stridulato
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gins. Ventrally with dark brown met
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