A NEW SPECIES AND A NEW RECORD OF GENUS TRICHQPHYA MANNERHEIM FROM CHINA (COLEOPTERA: STAPHYUNIDAE, TRICHOPHYINAE)
Fei Zheng
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Fei Zheng
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This paper describes a new species and a new record of genus Trichophya from sichuan, China.The type specimens are kept in the Depa rtment of Biology, Nanchong Teachers College, Sichuan.Trichophya tenuis sp. nov.This new species is very similar to T. rudis, but can be recognized by very finely, less clo-sely, and not roughly punctured on the head and pronotum.Holotype ♀: Sichuan (Wolong), Alt. 2400 M., VII 17. 1983, collected by Lu Ying. Para-type ♀: Sichuan (Emei Shan), 1120-2070 M., VII 25. 1983, collected by Cai Chang-ping.Trichophya rudis Cameron 1926 New RecordSpecimens: 1♀, Sichuan (Wolong), 1830 M., VII 16,1983, collected by Wei Gao; 6♀♀, Sichu-' an (Eniei Shan), 1120-2070 M., VII 25. 1983, collected by Fu Zhi-hong.
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This paper describes a new species and a new record of genus Trichophya from sichuan, China.The type specimens are kept in the Depa rtment of Biology, Nanchong Teachers College, Sichuan.Trichophya tenuis sp. nov.This new species is very similar to T. rudis, but can be recognized by very finely, less clo-sely, and not roughly punctured on the head and pronotum.Holotype ♀: Sichuan (Wolong), Alt. 2400 M., VII 17. 1983, collected by Lu Ying. Para-type ♀: Sichuan (Emei Shan), 1120-2070 M., VII 25. 1983, collected by Cai Chang-ping.Trichophya rudis Cameron 1926 New RecordSpecimens: 1♀, Sichuan (Wolong), 1830 M., VII 16,1983, collected by Wei Gao; 6♀♀, Sichu-' an (Eniei Shan), 1120-2070 M., VII 25. 1983, collected by Fu Zhi-hong.
Key concepts: Holotype, China, Genus, Geography, Zoology, Biology, Archaeology