Indonemoura BAUMANN

Provisional Key to Males of Indonemoura from Vietnam and Thailand

1 Tergum 10 bearing a pair of raised tubercles or spine-like processes beneath or along side of the epiproct (Figs. 2, 12) …………………....……….… 2

1’ Tergum 10 without tubercles or spine-like processes beneath or along side of the epiproct (Fig. 17) …………………………………………… 6

2 Tergum 9 without sensilla basiconica patch (Fig. 6) …………………………….…………..………… 3

2’ Tergum 9 with sensilla basiconica patch (Fig. 11) ……………………………..………………….…… 4

3 Dorsal aspect of epiproct abruptly widened subapically (Fig. 6); mesal paraproct lobe with an antler-like branching pattern in caudal aspect (Fig. 9) ……………………………….……... auberti

3’ Epiproct without dorsal subapical broad area (Fig. 1); mesal and outer paraproct lobes somewhat scissors-like (Figs. 3-4) ………. angulata

4 Outer lobe of paraprocts bearing a subapical, laterally directed spine (Fig. 11) ……..…... bilobata

4’ Outer lobe of paraprocts without subapical spine …………………………….……………………….. 5

5 Subapical area of mesal paraproct lobe abruptly narrowed (Fig. 49); ventral margin of epiproct with a sparse subapical group of teeth (Fig. 48) ………………………………..………… rostrilobata

5’ Subapical area of mesal paraproct lobe gradually narrowed to tip (Fig. 31); ventral margin of epiproct with a cluster of small spines (Fig. 30) ……………………………………..………... horvati

6 Tergum 9 with a sensilla basiconica patch (Fig. 16) …………………………………………………. 7

6’ Tergum 9 without sensilla basiconica patch (Fig. 25) ………………………….……………………... 10

7 Epiproct thickness in lateral aspect subequal to length (Fig. 21) ……………………….………...... 8

7’ Epiproct slim in lateral aspect (Figs. 17, 39); mesal lobe of paraprocts slender (Fig. 41) …………….. 9

8 Mesal lobe of paraprocts club shaped (Fig. 22); outer lobe of paraprocts bifurcate (Fig. 20) ………………………………………………… clavata

8’ Mesal lobe of paraprocts without slender, club shaped apex; outer lobe of paraprocts terminating in three prominent spines (Figs. 51, 53) ……………………………………………... tricantha

9 Paraprocts with long, slender, sclerotized processes projecting freely from mesal and outer lobes (Fig. 41); lateral margins of epiproct almost parallel in dorsal aspect (Fig. 38); ventral margin of epiproct with a prominent subapical cluster of spines (Fig. 39) …………………………… malickyi

9’ Paraprocts with long, slender, sclerotized process projecting freely only from outer lobe (Fig. 19); lateral margins of epiproct convex in dorsal aspect (Fig. 16); ventral margin of epiproct without a cluster of spines (Fig. 17) …………………………………. chantaramongkolae

10 Apex of epiproct ends in an acute spine (Figs. 33- 34); ventrolateral aspect of epiproct without row of prominent spines (Fig. 34) ……………. javanica

10’ Apex of epiproct blunt or slightly bifurcate (Fig. 25); ventrolateral aspect of epiproct with row of prominent spines (Figs. 26, 44) ……………….. 11

11 Outer and mesal paraproct lobes cross, or nearly so (Figs. 27-28) …………………………... forcipata

11’ Outer paraproct lobe reduced, mesal lobe with a slender, projecting process (Fig. 45) …….. reducta