Papillacarus (Vepracarus) Aoki 1965

• Main Authors: Arun, A., Ramani, N.
• Format: Text
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• Published: Zenodo 2020
• Subjects: Biodiversity; Taxonomy; Animalia; Arthropoda; Arachnida; Sarcoptiformes; Lohmanniidae; Papillacarus; Seta; Fernandez; Perez; Vestnik; Sergienko; Mite; ren
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4570526; https://zenodo.org/record/4570526

Key to the adults of known species of Papillacarus ( Vepracarus ) of the world 1 Anal and adanal plates separated throughout their length...................................................... 2 - Anal and adanal plates separated anteriorly and fused posteriorly.............................................. 20 2 Notogastral setae tree shaped............................................................................ 3 - Notogastral setae smooth, setiform, barbed or ciliate......................................................... 8 3 Notogaster with thickly punctate tubercles [India, Vietnam].................... P. ( V. ) cornutus (Sarkar & Subías, 1984) - Notogaster with papilli................................................................................. 4 4 an 2 shorter than the distance between an 1 and an 2............................................................ 5 - an 2 as long as or longer than the distance between an 1 and an 2.................................................. 7 5 Notogastral bands absent [Cáucaso]............................................... P. ( V .) abchasicus Tarba, 1985 - Notogastral bands present............................................................................... 6 6 Sensillus with 9–10 long pectinations; notogastral band S 5 present [China]. P. ( V .) hexagonus Ren, Yang, Liang & Xie, 2018 - Sensillus with 13–14 long pectinations; notogastral band S 5 absent [Japan, Tahiti. Tongatapu, India, Philippines, Vietnam, Iran]......................................................................... P. ( V .) hirsutus (Aoki, 1961) 7 All genital setae branched; exa as long as or longer than the distance between exa and in [Korea]............................................................................................... P. ( V. ) koreanus (Mahunka, 1973) - Anterior pairs of genital setae branched and posterior pairs simple; exa shorter than the distance between exa and in [Senegal, Vietnam]...................................................................... P. ( V .) gueyeae (Pérez-Íñigo, 1989)................................................................................................ 8 ss with long branches; notogastral setae variable in size and nature.............................................. 9 - ss with short barbs; notogastral setae c 1, d 1 and e 1 thin and smooth, others ciliate [Iran, Spain]............................................................................................. P. ( V. ) chamartinensis Pérez-Íñigo, 1967 9 All primary notogastral setae barbed, branched or ciliate..................................................... 10 - At least two pairs of primary notogastral setae smooth....................................................... 18 10 Notogaster possess polygonal ornamentation.............................................................. 11 - Notogaster without polygonal ornamentation, either with papilli or tubercles..................................... 12 11 Setae c1, d1, f1 almost same in length [Brazil]......................... P. ( V .) parapolysetosus Ermilov & Tolstikov, 2015 - Setae c 1, d 1, f 1 differ in length ( c 1 > d 1 > f 1 ) [Vietnam]................... P. ( V .) polysetosus Ermilov, Anichkin & Wu, 2012 12 Seta in with long branches [Indonesia]............................................. P . ( V .) ramosus Balogh, 1961 - Seta in setiform, ciliate................................................................................ 13 13 Notogastral bands indistinct............................................................................ 14 - Notogastral bands distinct............................................................................. 16 14 Rostrum more or less rectilinear with median angular incision [Vietnam]............................................................................................... P . ( V .) whitteni Fernández, Theron, Rollard & Leiva, 2015 - Rostrum narrowly round or truncate, without median incision................................................. 15 15 Genital setae very small, without branches [China, Philippines]....................... P. ( V. ) cruzae Corpuz-Raros, 1979 - Antero-lateral pairs and two postero-lateral pairs of genital setae long and smooth, rest with short cilia [Vietnam]........................................................................................ P. ( V .) luteus Ermilov, 2015 16 All genital setae branched or barbed [China]................................. P. ( V .) konglinensis Chen & Yang, 2011 - Setae g 7, g 8 and g 10 smooth, others branched................................................................ 17 17 Neotrichal setae present from e series; setae exp , in and le sub- equal in length [China, Iran]............................................................................................... P. ( V. ) punctatus (Hu & X. Wang, 1990) - Neotrichal setae present from c series; seta exp longer than le and in [China]............................................................................................. P. ( V .) jinggangshanensis (Y. Chen, Yang & Liang, 2010) 18 All prodorsal setae sub-equal in length [Ukraine].................................... P. ( V. ) akimovi Sergienko, 1992 - Prodorsal setae variable in length........................................................................ 19 19 Seta in as long as the marginal notogastral setae; ss with 16 long branches [Philippines].................................................................................................. P . ( V .) ramirezae (Corpuz-Raros, 1979) - Seta in much smaller than the marginal notogastral setae; ss with 11–12 long branches [Iran, Thailand]................................................................................................ P. ( V. ) ogawai (Aoki, 1965) 20 Prodorsum and notogaster covered with large, finely punctate tubercles [India]................ P. ( V .) acaciensis sp. nov. - Prodorsum and notogaster bear pappilli [Bermuda, Cuba, Mexico, St. Lucia]......... P. 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