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Beetles Identification Guide

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Key C CRYPTOPHAGIDAE<br />

1(0) Antennae inserted on frons, distance between antennal insertions equal<br />

to or less than length of first antennal segment (Fig. 57). [Length of<br />

body 1.2—2.2 mm; habitus Fig. 186] ............................ Atomaria (p.80)<br />

Antennae inserted under acutely margined sides of frons, distance<br />

between antennal insertions more than length of first antennal segment<br />

(Fig. 58) ..................................................................................................2<br />

2(1) Pronotum with anterior angle not thickened; lateral margins denticulate<br />

(Figs. 59 and 60) ................................................................. (Henoticus) 3<br />

Pronotum with anterior angle thickened, forming callosity; lateral margins<br />

smooth or slightly crenulate (Figs. 63—74) ................ (Cryptophagus) 4<br />

3(2) Pronotum widest near middle; lateral margins evenly arcuate (Fig. 59).<br />

Eye larger, less conical (Fig. 59). [Length of body 1.8—2.3 mm; habitus<br />

Fig. 188] ............................................................ Henoticus serratus (p.87)<br />

Pronotum widest near base; lateral margins asymmetrically arcuate (Fig.<br />

60). Eye smaller, more conical (Fig. 60). [Length of body 2.0—2.4 mm]<br />

.....................................................................Henoticus californicus (p.87)<br />

4(2) Elytra with setae unequal in length, smaller setae decumbent, longer ones<br />

suberect and conspicuous or, in C. cellaris 3 , slightly raised and more or<br />

less conspicuous ......................................................................................5<br />

Elytra with setae subequal in length and decumbent ............................ 9<br />

5(4) Eye smaller, conical, somewhat flattened anteriorly (Fig. 63). [Length<br />

of body 1.7—2.4 mm] ............................... Cryptophagus laticollis (p.82)<br />

Eye larger, hemispherical or slightly conical, not flattened anteriorly (Figs.<br />

64—67) ................................................................................................... 6<br />

6(5) Pronotum with anterior angle drawn out into fine point posteriorly (Fig.<br />

61) ...........................................................................................................7<br />

Pronotum with anterior angle not drawn out posteriorly (Fig. 62) ......8<br />

7(6) Pronotum rather quadrate; lateral tooth in front of middle of side (Fig.<br />

64). [Length of body 2.2—2.7 mm] ......... Cryptophagus stromus (p.85)<br />

Pronotum rather transverse; lateral tooth near middle of side (Fig. 65).<br />

[Length of body 2.0—3.2 mm] .................... Cryptophagus pilosus (p.82)<br />

8(6) Elytra with longer setae suberect and conspicuous. Eye slightly conical,<br />

smaller, prominent (Fig. 66). [Length of body 2.0—3.0 mm] ...............<br />

.................................................................... Cryptophagus setulosus (p.84)<br />

3 The species has been inserted in both couplets.<br />

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