[PDF] Top 20 Tuberia de Agua Fría y Agua Caliente

... ‘Yemen, Socotra Island, Firmihin, 400-500m, N 12°28′27′′ E 54°0′54′′, ...Soqotra Island, Aloove area, ALOOVE .../ SOCOTRA expedition 2012, ... See full document

... I am obliged to Jonathan Cooter (Hereford, UK) for reading and commenting on the manuscript and correcting the English. I thank to my friends Jiří Hájek, Jan Batelka (Prague, Czech Republic), Jan Bezděk, Josef Suchomel ... See full document

... a review of the literature of the Staphylinidae fauna of Cyprus, as well as the new records in this study, it was found that 302 species belonging to 15 subfamilies of Staphylinidae from ... See full document

... Colilodion Besuchet, 1991 and Pseudacerus Raffray, 1895) with six described species are known from this third largest island in the world, with two additional undescribed genera and more undescribed species ... See full document

... Male characters. Protarsomeres hardly widened. Aedeagus (Figs. 3–8) 0.34–0.36 mm long, weakly sclerotized. Median lobe with basal bulb longer than apical process. Apical process infl exed ventrally, blunt at tip. ... See full document

... Abstract. The tyrine genus Linan Hlaváč, 2002 is reviewed. Six species are recognized, two of which are described as new: L. inornatus sp. nov. from Anhui Province, East China and L. megalobus sp. nov. from ... See full document

... wide, 3.00 times as wide as transverse diameter of eye. Frontal tubercles large, subtriangular, lustrous, impunctate, moderately elevated, with anterior tips divergent. Tubercles separated from each other by thin ... See full document

... Head. Labrum small, bilobed; lobes rounded, coarsely, irregularly punctate. Outline of clypeus almost trapezoidal, with considerably upturned margin, only distinctly depressed along margin and centrally, anterior margin ... See full document

... specimens from Jordan and Yemen, but did not include them as paratypes due to the scarcity of the material for ...female from Ethiopia is also identical to those from Yemen, including the shape of ... See full document

... separated from head, head with rough, reticulated and shagreened surface, temporal fovea present but very weakly-defi ned, eyes well-developed, compact, slightly ... See full document

... Description. Male. Body (Fig. 1) yellowish brown, maxillary palpi and tarsi lighter. BL 1.57–1.66 mm. Head (Figs. 3–4) slightly wider than long, HL 0.33–0.36 mm, HW 0.39–0.44 mm. Eyes well-developed, each composed ... See full document

... Differential diagnosis. Up to now, the genus Wittmeridecus Winkler, 1981, contained only W. mediozonatus (Fairmaire, 1892), which is probably distributed across the whole Saharan region to Israel and the Arabian ... See full document

... (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae), a new myrmeco- philous batrisine associated with Lasius (Dendrolasius) spathepus from Guangxi, South ...Tangius from north India ... See full document

... Comparative notes. The new species is placed as a member of the L. cardialis group based on the modifi ed antennal clubs in male. The protibiae lacking an apical spur, combined with the short elytra, the form of the ... See full document

... Abstract. Afromorgus reiterorum sp. nov. from Socotra Island, Yemen is described and its diagnostic characters are illustrated. The new species is compared with similar and probably closely related ... See full document

... YEMEN, SOCOTRA Island, Firmihin, 400-500 m, N 12°28′27′′E 54°0′54′′, ...YEMEN, SOCOTRA Island, Wadi Zirik, 650-670 m, N 12°29′35′′E 53°59′28′′, ...YEMEN, SOCOTRA Island, Al ... See full document

... Female. Ovipositor yellowish, with rather blunt and slightly darker apex, bearing quite long styli inserted close to apex (Fig. 4); ‘central point’ placed at distal three sevenths, without ventral spicule; transverse ... See full document

... visible from above; eyes relatively small (space between them more than nine times as wide as eye diameter), distinctly elevated, not emarginate, elliptic, their greater part situated ventrally; epicranial ... See full document

... I have seen a small collection of northeastern African Olibrus and none were similar to this new species. Additionally, investigation of primary literature for previously described but still poorly known African, Eastern ... See full document

... Comments. These two specimens from Zemhon area show some similarity with C. sudanensis Southgate, 1971, but are of a darker and more reddish colour; pronotum is clearly less trans- verse, with lateral margin ... See full document