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LIST OF FIGURES Fig. 1. Platycoelia valida mouthparts.............................................................14 Fig. 2. Platycoelia grandicula mouthparts....................................................14 Fig. 3. Platycoelia chrysotina mouthparts......................................................14 Fig. 4. Platycoelia signaticollis mouthparts...................................................14 Fig. 5. Platycoelia abdominalis elytral apex..................................................14 Fig. 6. Platycoelia valida elytral apex............................................................14 Fig. 7. Platycoelia mesosternalis mesothoracic process................................15 Fig. 8. Platycoelia grandicula mesothoracic process.....................................15 Fig. 9. Platycoelia chrysotina mesothoracic process.....................................15 Fig. 10. Platycoelia signaticollis mesothoracic process...................................15 Fig. 11. Platycoelia alternans male protarsal claw.........................................17 Fig. 12. Platycoelia valida male protarsal claw..............................................17 Fig. 13. Platycoelia grandicula male protarsal claw.......................................17 Fig. 14. Platycoelia chrysotina male protarsal claw........................................17 Fig. 15. Platycoelia alternans parameres.........................................................18 Fig. 16. Platycoelia inflata parameres.............................................................18 Fig. 17. Platycoelia prasina parameres...........................................................18 Fig. 18. Platycoelia abdominalis parameres....................................................18 Fig. 19. Platycoelia occidentalis parameres.....................................................18 Fig. 20. Platycoelia forcipalis parameres.........................................................18 Fig. 21. Platycoelia flavostriata parameres......................................................19 Fig. 22. Platycoelia puncticollis parameres.....................................................19 Fig. 23. Platycoelia parva parameres...............................................................19 Fig. 24. Platycoelia haenkei parameres............................................................19 Fig. 25. Platycoelia alternans phallobase and paramere.................................20 Fig. 26. Platycoelia valida phallobase and paramere.....................................20 Fig. 27. Platycoelia peruviana phallobase and paramere...............................20 Fig. 28. Platycoelia forcipalis phallobase and paramere..................................20 Fig. 29. Platycoelia flavostriata phallobase and paramere.............................20 Fig. 30. Platycoelia puncticollis phallobase and paramere.............................20 Fig. 31. Platycoelia butleri phallobase and paramere.....................................20 Fig. 32. Platycoelia parva phallobase and paramere........................................20 Fig. 33. Platycoelia rufosignata mentum..........................................................21 Fig. 34. Platycoelia abdominalis metasternum...............................................21 Fig. 35. Platycoelia parva apical spiracle.........................................................21 Fig. 36. Platycoelia inflata male protibia.........................................................21 Fig. 37. Strict consensus tree of the species in the genus Platycoelia.............28 Fig. 38. Phylogram of the species in the genus Platycoelia.............................29 Fig. 39. Typical form of male (right) and female (left) front claws..................33 Fig. 40. Distribution of Platycoelia alternans and P. inflata...........................44 Fig. 41. Platycoelia inflata female....................................................................47 Fig. 42. Distribution of Platycoelia nervosa, P. marginata, and P. meridensis......49 v
Fig. 43. Platycoelia marginata female.............................................................54 Fig. 44. Platycoelia meridensis female.............................................................56 Fig. 45. Platycoelia selanderi male..................................................................59 Fig. 46. Distribution of Platycoelia selanderi, P. prasina, and P. simplicior.......60 Fig. 47. Distribution of Platycoelia abdominalis and P. pomacea..................66 Fig. 48. Distribution of Platycoelia occidentalis and P. valida.......................71 Fig. 49. Platycoelia valida male.......................................................................73 Fig. 50. Distribution of Platycoelia mesosternalis............................................76 Fig. 51. Platycoelia peruviana male................................................................78 Fig. 52. Distribution of Platycoelia peruviana and P. convexa........................79 Fig. 53. Platycoelia forcipalis male...................................................................82 Fig. 54. Distribution of Platycoelia forcipalis, P. sandia, and P. penai...........83 Fig. 55. Platycoelia sandia male.......................................................................85 Fig. 56. Distribution of Platycoelia galerana, P. nigrosternalis, and P. intermedia.................................................................................90 Fig. 57. Platycoelia flavostriata male..............................................................93 Fig. 58. Distribution of Platycoelia flavostriata, P. lutescens, and P. helleri.......94 Fig. 59. Platycoelia humeralis male.................................................................99 Fig. 60. Distribution of Platycoelia humeralis..................................................100 Fig. 61. Platycoelia grandicula male..............................................................109 Fig. 62. Distribution of Platycoelia grandicula..............................................110 Fig. 63. Distribution of Platycoelia interstincta, P. variolosa, P. paucarae, and P. hiporum...................................................................................114 Fig. 64. Platycoelia puncticollis male...............................................................118 Fig. 65. Distribution of Platycoelia puncticollis, P. unguicularis, P. traceyae, P. wallisi, P. flavohumeralis, and P. steinheili...............119 Fig. 66. Distribution of Platycoelia flavoscutellata, P. burmeisteriana, P. burmeisteri, and P. chrysotina......................................................123 Fig. 67. Platycoelia traceyae male...................................................................128 Fig. 68. Distribution of Platycoelia butleri, P. hirta, P. altiplana, and P. confluens...................................................................................137 Fig. 69. Platycoelia confluens male..................................................................143 Fig. 70. Platycoelia lutescens male................................................................148 Fig. 71. Distribution of Platycoelia gaujoni, P. pusilla, P. bordoni, and P. parva.........................................................................................151 Fig. 72. Distribution of Platycoelia furva, P. quadrilineata, P. signaticollis, P. ignota, and P. aenigma..................................................................158 Fig. 73. Distribution of Platycoelia rufosignata, P. insolita, P. kirschi, P. baessleri, P. bocki, P. alticola, P. inca, P. haenkei, and P. laelaps......163 Fig. 74. Platycoelia insolita male.....................................................................165 Fig. 75. Platycoelia signaticollis male.............................................................168 Fig. 76. Platycoelia bocki male.........................................................................176 Fig. 77. Platycoelia inca male paratype...........................................................180 Fig. 78. Platycoelia haenkei male paratype.....................................................183 vi
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Page 4 and 5: C O N T E N T S Abstract...........
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Page 10 and 11: Members of the genus Platycoelia De
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Page 26 and 27: MONOGRAPHIC REVISION OF PLATYCOELIA
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MONOGRAPHIC REVISION OF PLATYCOELIA
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Platycoelia marginata and Platycoel
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tarsomere and metatarsomere 5 with
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5. Platycoelia meridensis new speci
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in apical half. Protarsomere 4 with
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7. Platycoelia prasina Erichson, 18
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written and typeface), e) “PLATYC
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mentum. Apex of mentum with triangu
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green to yellow; parameres with the
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duced tooth. Apex of mentum with tr
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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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tures moderate with dark coloration
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gins. Ventrally with dark brown met
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