Koenikea timmsi K. O. Viets 1977
Abstract
Koenikea timmsi K.O. Viets, 1977 Figure 3 Material examined. Queensland. 2/10/0, Pandanus Creek, Cathu State Forest, 20°47.904 S 148°32.658 E, 24-x-2005; 0/1/0, Little Yabba Creek at Charlie Moreland Campground, Kenilworth, 26°36.928 S 152°39.105 E, 107 m asl, 2-xi-2005; 1/1/0, Elliot Creek at Fruit Bat Falls, Cape York Peninsula, 11°26.370 S 142°26.086 E, 72 m asl, 19- x-2014, dissected and slide mounted (RMNH). Northern Territory. 0/1/0, Manton Dam, 12°51.726 S 131°07.148 E, 24-ix-2005; 0/8/0, pools Waterfall Creek, upstream of falls, Kakadu NP, 13°25.762 S 132°25.089 E, 143 m asl, 1-x-2005; 0/4/0, Umbrawarra Gorge, Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park, 13°57.892 S 131°41.620 E, 1-x-2005; 0/7/0, Copperfield Dam, Pine Creek, 13°50.719 S 131°49.095 E, 212 m asl, 2-x-2005; 1/0/0, Alligator Creek, pool, upstream, Bowling Green Bay NP, 19°26.740 S 146°58.471 E, 79 m asl, 11-xi-2014, dissected and slide mounted (RMNH); 0/4/0, Ferny Gully, Kakadu NP, 13°33.810 S 132°17.563 E, 1-x-2005. Remarks. In the slide mounted specimens (illustrated in Figures 3 A-B) from Elliot Creek Cxgl-2 are located between the posterior margin of fourth coxal plates and genital plates. The tubercle of the peg-like seta of P-4 is located near the distal end of the segment (Figure 3C), and the dorsal shield is lacking peculiar coloration (Figure 12B). The most posterior of the four laterally located dorsoglandularia are located close to the margin of dorsal shield. The most posterior of the latter dorsoglandularia has a noticeably enlarged dorsal opening which is diagnostic for K. timmsi. Distribution. Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia.
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center, P. O. Box 9517, 2300 RA Leiden, the Netherlands
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Department of Biology, University of Montenegro, Cetinjski put b. b., 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro
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