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Additional records for Stenosagolanewtoni Park & Carlton, 2013 (Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Faronitae), with notes on aedeagal morphology.

ABSTRACT: The purpose of this short note is to identify morphospecies sp. 0471 of the Hope River Forest Fragmentation Project. It is Stenosagolanewtoni Park & Carlton, 2013. The material listed herein raises the number of published specimen records for Stenosagolanewtoni from 2 to 51. All additional 49 specimens are fully winged males, collected in flight intercept traps (FITs), from the South Island of New Zealand. Examination of the new material has resulted in the detection of an error in the original description of Stenosagolanewtoni, whereby the mirror image of the aedeagus was inadvertently illustrated. It is not a case of genitalic antisymmetry.

SUBMITTER: Thorpe SE

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4237923 | biostudies-literature |

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