a new species of dicordylus lacordaire, 1863 from brazil (coleoptera, belidae, pachyurinae, agnesiotidini), with a new record of d. serranus vanin 1976 for brazil

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Abstract
A new species of Dicordylus (Coleoptera, Belidae, Pachyurinae, Agnesiotidini) is described from Brazil. Dicordylus vanini sp. nov. differs from the other three known species mainly by the presence of a dorsal, decumbent, reddish-orange pubescence, and by the absence of a rounded spot near the center of each elytron. An updated identification key as well as an illustration of new species are provided.
Nova espécie de Dicordylus Lacordaire, 1863 (Coleoptera, Belidae, Pachyurinae, Agnesiotidini). Dicordylus vanini sp. nov. do Brasil é descrita e ilustrada. A espécie nova difere das outras três conhecidas de Dicordylus principalmente devido à pubescência dorsal decumbente laranja-avermelhada, e pela ausência de uma mácula arredondada próximo ao meio do disco elitral. Uma atualização para a chave de identificação das espécies é fornecida.
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Authors ;José Ricardo M. Mermudes
Journal applied nanoscience
Year 2006
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10.1590/S0031-10492006000800001
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