A new species of the genus Glaphyrus (subgenus Eoglaphyrus) (Сoleoptera: Scarabaeoidea: Glaphyridae) from Tajikistan, with notes on G. (E.) turkestanicus

Key to the species of the subgenus Eoglaphyrus
1(4). Larger, body longer than 13.0 mm, wider and 
more convex (Figs 4–6, 8). Pronotum wider, 
with pubescence in male distinctly longer and 
denser, glabrous area in posterior third of prono-
tal disc smaller; in female, punctation of prono-
tum denser, glabrous area smaller. Elytral apices 
rounded or very slightly angulate in male, and 
very slightly angulate, without tooth in female. 
Trochanters slightly longer and narrower, with 
weakly curved posterior margin (Fig. 13).
2(3). Clypeus square, with clear longitudinal carina 
reaching transversal carina between eyes. Thick 
erect setae near anterior angles of pronotum yel-
lowish, only slightly darker than surrounding 
hairs. Pubescence of elytra rufous. Body length 
in male 15.8–20.3 mm, in female 13.2–17.6 mm. 
Endophallus as in Fig. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G. (E.) afghanistanicus*
3(2). Clypeus barrel-shaped, with unclear longitudi-
nal carina not reaching transversal carina be-
tween eyes. Thick erect setae near anterior an-
gles of pronotum brownish, contrasting sharply 
with surrounding light hairs. Pubescence 
of elytra yellow. Body length in male 13.5–
20.4 mm, in female 13.0–18.2 mm. Endophallus 
as in Fig. 16 . . . . . . . . . . G. (E.) turkestanicus 
4(1). Smaller, body length 12.6 mm in male, 10.8 mm 
in female, narrower and less convex (Figs 1, 4, 7). 
Pronotum narrower, with pubescence in male dis-
tinctly shorter and sparser, glabrous area in pos-
terior third of pronotum larger; in female, punc-
tation sparser, glabrous area larger. Elytral apices 
protruded into short, smoothly emerging tooth in 
male and protruded into distinct blunt tooth in 
female. Trochanters shorter, with posterior mar-
gin slightly convex (Fig. 13). Endophallus as in 
Fig. 17 . . . . . . . . G. (E.) mardjanyanae sp. nov.