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L'entomologiste Tome 64 Un nouvel Ectenessini de Guyane : Paralissoeme maculipennis n. gen., n. sp. (Coleoptera Cerambycidae Cerambycinae) Pierre-Henri DALENS * & Julien TOUROULT ** Société entomologique Antilles Guyane (SEAG) * 18 lotissement Amaryllis, F-97354 Rémire-Montjoly ph.dalens@laposte.net ** 15 avenue Christophe-Colomb, F-16800 Soyaux touroult@wanadoo.fr Résumé. – Un nouveau genre d’Ectenessini, voisin de Lissoeme est décrit de Guyane. Son espèce-type, Paralissoeme maculipennis n. sp. est décrite et illustrée. Summary. – A new genus belonging to Ectenessini, close to Lissoeme, is described from French Guiana. Its type- species, Paralissoeme maculipennis n. sp., is described and illustrated. Mots-clés. – Taxonomie, nouveau genre, espèce nouvelle, région néotropicale, longicorne. Key-words. – Taxonomy, new genus, new species, Neotropical region, longhorn beetle. L’élevage sur troncs nourriciers nous a permis chez les femelles. Scape légèrement élargi à son d’obtenir quelques exemplaires d’une espèce extrémité, sans sulcus à la face dorsale de la base, d’Ectenessini proche du genre Lissoeme Martins, avec des points rugueux. Article III 2,5 fois plus Chemsak & Linsley, 966. long que le scape et un peu plus long que le suivant. Articles suivants de longueur légèrement Le genre Lissoeme a d’abord été inclus dans décroissante. Soies longues à la face interne des les Oemini puis transféré par NAPP & MARTINS articles du fouet. [1982] dans les Acrysonini et enfin placé dans les Prothorax avec un dimorphisme sexuel, celui Ectenessini par MARTINS [1998]. Les caractères le des mâles plus long (au moins ,5 fois plus long rattachant aux Ectenessini sont les suivants : que large), celui des femelles plus court (,4 fois – Cavités procoxales non largement anguleuses plus long que large au plus) ; les côtés légèrement latéralement ; arrondis. Pronotum à peine convexe, sans – Dernier article des palpes sécuriforme ; gibbosité ou dépression. Ponctuation sexuelle très – Suture métasternale n’atteignant pas le fine et dense, occupant toute la superficie. Parties mésosternum ; latérales du prothorax avec la même ponctuation. – Premier urosternite avec une carène post- Prosternum finement rugueux. Processus prosternal coxale. triangulaire et l’apex laminiforme ne dépassant pas Ce dernier caractère n’est pas constant chez les les procoxae. Mesosternum non déprimé, ample, Ectenessini. la limite avec les mésépisternes effacée. Processus mésosternal plan, sans surface articulaire latérale, Voici la description donnée par MARTINS au moins aussi large qu’une mésocoxa, l’apex [1998] du genre Lissoeme : non entaillé. Mésépimères étroits, le côté antéro « Suture épistomale effacée. Front transverse, interne plus élevé que le côté du métasternum. Ce plus de deux fois plus large que long. Suture dernier avec une suture précoxale peu profonde. coronale visible jusqu’au niveau des lobes oculaires Suture métasternale incomplète, n’atteignant pas supérieurs. Lobes oculaires supérieurs avec 3 à 4 le processus antérieur. rangées d’ommatidies ; lobes oculaires inférieurs Élytres allongés avec les côtés parallèles de longueur variable, au moins du double de jusqu’à la courbure apicale. Ponctuation dense la longueur des genae. Apex de ces dernières dans la moitié antérieure, et moins profonde arrondi. Submentum profond, finement rugueux. dans la moitié apicale. Surface microsculptée sans Palpes maxillaires de longueur double de celle des pubescence, avec de longues soies organisées en labiaux, article I le plus court, article IV le plus six rangées longitudinales au milieu de chaque long, sécuriforme. élytre. Apex tronqué obliquement avec des épines Antennes de onze articles, atteignant l’apex variables. élytral au niveau du milieu de l’antennomère VII Fémurs pédonculés et clavés. […]. Extrémité chez les mâles et du milieu de l’antennomère IX des métafémurs n’atteignant pas l’apex L’Entomologiste, tome 66, 2010, n° 5 – 6 : 287 – 290 Pierre-Henri DALENS & Julien TOUROULT élytral. Tibias rectilignes, les postérieurs non Paralissoeme n. gen. carénés. Métatarsomère I plus long que II + III. Métatarsomère III avec les lobes allongés, Espèce-type : Paralissoeme maculipennis n. sp. représentant plus de la moitié de la longueur de l’article. Diagnose Premier urosternite avec une carène post coxale […]. » Suture clypéo-frontale marquée par deux petites fossettes transversales latérales. Front transverse, Dans le genre que nous décrivons, on observe plus de deux fois plus large que long. Suture les caractères suivants : coronale visible jusqu’entre les lobes oculaires - Suture clypéo-frontale marquée par deux supérieurs. Ces derniers composés de 4 rangées fossettes transversales latérales (effacée chez d’ommatidies. Lobes inférieurs 3 fois plus longs Lissoeme) ; que les genae. Submentum profond, rectiligne - Antennomère V le plus long ; IV et VI un peu et rugueux. Palpes maxillaires 2 fois plus longs plus courts ; III, VIII, IX et X subégaux, XI que les labiaux, le dernier segment sécuriforme. presque aussi long que V (III le plus long et Antennes de articles, dépassant l’apex élytral suivants décroissants pour Lissoeme) ; dans les deux sexes. Scape subcylindrique et - Thorax et élytres plus courts ; élargi à l’apex, avec des points sétifères rugueux. - Saillie mésosternale échancrée à l’apex Antennomère V le plus long ; IV et VI un peu plus (tronquée, non échancrée, chez Lissoeme) ; courts ; III, VIII, IX et X subégaux ; XI presque aussi - Absence de carène post coxale. long que V. Absence de pubescence antennaire, Ces caractères nous semblent suffisants pour soies longues à la face inféro-interne des articles proposer la création du genre Paralissoeme n. gen. du fouet. Figures 1 et 2. – Paralissoeme maculipennis n. gen., n. sp. : 1) habitus, mâle, holotype ; 2) face ventrale, paratype. 288 L’Entomologiste, tome 66, n° 5 – 6 Un nouvel Ectenessini de Guyane : Paralissoeme maculipennis n. gen., n. sp. (Coleoptera Cerambycidae Cerambycinae) Thorax nettement plus long que large. Côtés Montjoly, Guyane ; un in collection Julien légèrement arrondis. Pronotum avec des reliefs Touroult, Soyaux, France) ; Grand Bœuf Mort peu marqués, le disque et les faces latérales (Saül), trois exemplaires obtenus ex larva, le 3-I- ponctués et finement rugueux. Prosternum 2008, 4-I-2008 et 5-I-2008, Pierre-Henri Dalens légèrement plissé transversalement et rugueux en leg. (collection Pierre-Henri Dalens, Montjoly, avant des procoxae. Cavités procoxales ouvertes Guyane) ; montagnes Tortue, Approuague, une en dehors, l’ouverture latérale triangulaire à femelle, piège lumineux, 26-VIII-98, Gérard pointe arrondie. Saillie prosternale triangulaire Tavakilian leg. (Institut de recherche pour le dans la partie antérieure avec un apex laminiforme développement, Paris). (largeur égale au /5 d’une procoxa) n’atteignant pas le bord inférieur des procoxae, ces dernières Autre matériel examiné : piste de Kaw, pk 46, une globuleuses. Processus mésosternal large (2/3 femelle, piège lumineux, 7-VIII-995, Edmund de la largeur d’une mésocoxa), de surface plane Giesbert leg. avec l’apex tronqué et échancré, avec deux petites expansions latérales recouvrant légèrement l’angle Description inféro-interne de la mésocoxa. Suture métasternale incomplète, le sillon médian absent du processus Longueur : 8,0 mm. Habitus grêle. antérieur, ce dernier légèrement convexe. Absence Tégument brun jaunâtre avec deux lignes noires de carène post coxale. longitudinales sur les déclivités élytrales dans la moitié apicale. Apex élytraux et fémoraux Élytres allongés, côtés subparallèles et noirs. Genae très courtes. Front avec la suture légèrement explanés dans la moitié apicale. épistomale marquée, peu déprimé, scape avec de Ponctuation forte et profonde dans la moitié fins tubercules sétifères étirés transversalement. basale, moins imprimée dans la moitié distale. Pronotum au disque légèrement rugueux. Élytres Absence de pubescence et présence de 6 rangées fortement ponctués. Pattes aux fémurs clavés de soies érigées longitudinales sur chaque élytre. et pédonculés. Ouverture latérale des procoxae Apex tronqué et désarmé. arrondie. Saillie prosternale laminiforme, saillie mésosternale large. Fémurs pédonculés et clavés ; à l’apex inerme. Tête prognathe, entièrement brun jaune. Tibias subrectilignes et non carénés, les Mandibules non carénées et non anguleuses. antérieurs légèrement sinués. Tarsomère I égal à Palpes maxillaires deux fois plus longs que les II + III pour les antérieurs, I plus long que II + III labiaux, les dépassant de plus d’un article, le pour les suivants. dernier sécuriforme. Dernier article des labiaux sécuriforme également. Labre étroit, clypéus transverse et séparé du front par deux petites Paralissoeme maculipennis n. sp. fossettes transversales latérales. Front à peine Figures 1 et 2 déprimé, plus large que haut et peu ponctué. Yeux entiers, sans pilosité entre les ommatidies. Genae Matériel typique représentant le quart de la longueur d’un lobe oculaire inférieur. Lobes supérieurs constitués Holotype : un mâle de Guyane, collecté au piégeage de quatre rangées d’ommatidies et espacés de lumineux, piste de Kaw, pk 46, le 28 août 1986, près du quadruple de la largeur d’un lobe. par Gérard Tavakilian (n° 90 de l’ex-collection Tubercules antennifères légèrement acuminés au de Institut de recherche pour le développement, bord interne. Antennes dépassant la longueur du Paris, déposé au Muséum national d’Histoire corps, de section subcylindrique avec de longues naturelle, Paris). soies à la face inférieure. Scape égal à la moitié du III,
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