TABLE 1 in Eulasia (Eulasia) ozdikmeni and Pygopleurus ozguri, two new species of Glaphyridae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea) from south western Turkey

TABLE 1. Diagnostic characters between Eulasia (E.) montana and E. (E.) ozdikmeni, new species. Females of E. (E.) montana have size similar to that of male, but the body length could not be measured due to curled position of the available specimens. The elytral length can serve as a reasonable proxy. Eulasia (E.) montanaEulasia (E.) ozdikmeni, new speciesSize (mm)Smaller.Larger.Male: 10.1 from the margin of theMale: average 11.1 (range 10.1– 11.7) from theclypeus to the apex of the elytra; 10.9margin of the clypeus to the apex of the elytra;including the apex of the abdomen (n=1).average 13.9 (range 12.1–15.0) including theapex of the abdomen (n=40).Length of elytra (mm)Average: 6.0 (n=5)Average: 7.1 (n=40)Range: 5.6–6.6Range: 6.2–7.6Color of fore bodyViolet-blue.Dark green to cyan, no violet hue observed.Rather saturated.Commonly poorly saturated, but variable.Color of elytraIntegument: pale brown.Integument: brown.Setae: light yellow.Setae: ochre yellow to orange.Anterior tibiaApical tooth poorly outcurved.Apical tooth strongly outcurved.Pronotal puncturesLarger, coarser, more uniform in size.Finer, less uniform in size. The surface between(males only)The surface between them irregular andthem smooth and shining. Interspaces on averagedull. Interspaces on average as large as alarger than a puncture.puncture, or smaller.Elytra, sutural marginSubparallel to the lateral margin until theConvergent towards the lateral margin sinceapical round, which is broader, almostabout mid length. Apical round narrower,semicircular.parabolic.Clypeal marginAnterior margin less raised, with moreAnterior margin more raised, with more steep(more evident in females)gentle slope.slope.Clypeal medial carinaOnly moderately stronger than that ofRemarkably stronger than that of male, proximal(females only)male, not particularly raised.portion strongly raised, often higher than lateralmargins.Clypeal teeth/lobesTeeth-shaped, with sharper apex.Commonly lobe-shaped, can be teeth-shaped,with rounded apex.