2021
DOI: 10.15298/arthsel.30.1.02
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Scolopocryptops zhijinensis sp.n. and a key to species of scolopocryptopine centipedes from China (Scolopendromorpha: Scolopocryptopidae)

Abstract: на Восточной Бразилии. Оба вида имеют такие сходные трогломорфные черты, как депигментированные покровы и длинные конечности. У S. zhijinensis sp.n. членики усиков приземистые, лишь один базальный членик с редкими щетинками, а прочие сегменты с густыми; передний край ногочелюстного коксостернума прямой, а зубные пластинки узкие и не сросшиеся по средней линии; тергит последнего несущего ноги сегмента окаймлен по краю; коксоплейрит со сравнительно редкими порами; вентральный шиповидный отросток предбедра послед… Show more

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“…Most other "Asian/North American" Scolopocryptops bear the marginal sulcus/sulci on the cephalic plate, except the North American S. peregrinator (Crabill, 1952), S. gracilis Wood, 1862, and the Chinese S. zhijiensis Qiao et al, 2021 (the latter described based on an immature individual). It is also notable that transparent margin on the dorsal brush of the second maxilla can be recognized in the Neotropical species S. melanostoma Newport, 1844 and several species of Newportia Gervais, 1847, which is a sister group of Scolopocryptops (e.g., Chagas-Jr, 2018;Schileyko, 2018;Schileyko et al, 2020), and also in our specimens of "Asian/ North American" Scolopocryptops species (i.e., S. rubiginosus, S. quadristriatus, S. ogawai, and S. musashiensis) (T. Jonishi, unpublished data).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most other "Asian/North American" Scolopocryptops bear the marginal sulcus/sulci on the cephalic plate, except the North American S. peregrinator (Crabill, 1952), S. gracilis Wood, 1862, and the Chinese S. zhijiensis Qiao et al, 2021 (the latter described based on an immature individual). It is also notable that transparent margin on the dorsal brush of the second maxilla can be recognized in the Neotropical species S. melanostoma Newport, 1844 and several species of Newportia Gervais, 1847, which is a sister group of Scolopocryptops (e.g., Chagas-Jr, 2018;Schileyko, 2018;Schileyko et al, 2020), and also in our specimens of "Asian/ North American" Scolopocryptops species (i.e., S. rubiginosus, S. quadristriatus, S. ogawai, and S. musashiensis) (T. Jonishi, unpublished data).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%