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26 • INSECTA MUNDI 0129, July 2010 EDMONDS AND ZIDEK<br />

Figure 50-61. Characters of the Coprophanaeus subgenus Metallophanaeus. 50) Ventral view of left protibia of C.<br />

saphirinus. 51) Same, C. pertyi. 52) Dorsal view of posterior portion of pronotum of C. thalassinus. 53) Same, C.<br />

pessoai. 54) Dorsal view of left elytron of C. punctatus. 55) Same, C. pessoai. 56) Posterior view of pygidium of C.<br />

horus. 57) Lateral view of metasternal angle of C. pertyi. 58) Same, C. pessoai. 59) Same, C. saphirinus. 60) Dorsal<br />

view of right side of head of C. horus. 61) Same, C. pessoai.<br />

Striae (x5) simple, weakly impressed; bases of striae 1-4 impressed, not distinctly fossate. Elytral interstria<br />

usually distinctly convex, first, second and/or fourth often more strongly so. Ventral surface of protibia<br />

lateral to longitudinal carina paralleling inner margin entirely punctatorugose. Pygidium (Fig. 56) with<br />

broad basal groove. Length 15-22 mm. Color green or yellowish green with strong golden highlights.<br />

Male (Fig. 63-65) – Head with evenly tapering long horn whose base is not abruptly swollen. Pronotum<br />

with pair of closely set, apically convergent processes near posterior margin, separated by strong concavity;<br />

disk anterior to processes with pair of conspicuous round concavities. Pronotal disk punctate<br />

posteromedially, otherwise granulorugose. Apical processes of parameres angulate.

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