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Tanzaniops/g1
Panephemeroptera
Euephemeroptera
Euplectoptera Anteritorna
pm.Tridentiseta
Tetramerotarsata
Liberevenata
Turbanoculata
Anteropatellata
Baetovectata
Baetungulata
Baetofemorata
Acentrella/fg1
Jubabaetis/g1
- Tanzaniops)
Nomen hierarchicum: Tanzaniops/g [g:2005]
In circumscription fits:
— gen. Tanzaniella Gillies 1991: 175
— gen. Tanzaniops McCafferty & Barber-James 2005: 238
— Tanzaniops/g(1) = gen. Tanzaniops = subgen. Tanzaniops: Kluge & Novikova 2011: 33
Objective synonym: Tanzaniella/g [g:1991] nom. praeocc.
References. Gillies 1991: ; – Kluge & Novikova 2011:
Autapomorphies of Tanzaniops. (1) Penial bridge has wide semicircular median incision (Kluge & Novikova 2011: Fig.132, 140). This character is known for spinosa [Tanzaniella] and lunamontana [Acentrella (Tanzaniops)], while genital structure of gorillora [Tanzaniella] is unknown. (2) Paraglossal muscle of labium is longitudinal and parallel to the glossal muscle (Kluge & Novikova 2011: Fig.128) (unlike other Turbanoculata, whose paraglossal muscle is oblique and overlaps glossal muscle ventrally). This character is known for lunamontana [Acentrella], while for other species of Tanzaniops labial musculature is not described. (3) Larval abdominal terga have more or less prominent median projections (Kluge & Novikova 2011: Fig.125-126) Plesiomorphies of Tanzaniops. Unlike Jubabaetis/g2, larval tarsus has no long subapical seta. |
Size. Fore wing length 5–6 mm (see Tetramerotarsata).
Distribution. Afrotropical Region.
Nominal species in Tanzaniops/g1:
gorillora McCafferty 2002 [Tanzaniella]
lunamontana Kluge & Novikova 2011 [Acentrella (Tanzaniops)] --/
spinosa Gillies 1991 [Tanzaniella] — typus nominis Tanzanops
Examined also:
Baetis (Acentrella) sp.n.4: Demoulin 1965:91-114. (Kilimandjaro)
Baetis (Acentrella) sp.n.5: Demoulin 1965:91-114. (Bunduki) -
See also: