What drives the reduction of hindwings in Galerucinae sensu stricto (Insecta, Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)? A case study based on the Taiwanese fauna.

IF 1.3 3区 生物学 Q2 ZOOLOGY
ZooKeys Pub Date : 2025-09-19 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.3897/zookeys.1252.142772
Chi-Feng Lee
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Abstract

Most Taiwanese species of Galerucinae s. str. have been revised taxonomically in recent years. In Taiwan, reduction of hindwings occurs in 37 species in eight genera. A citizen science-led fieldwork project (Taiwan Chrysomelid Research Team, TCRT) targeting the biology of galerucine species has produced many specimens for morphological and taxonomic study and allowed the development of evolutionary scenarios to explain hind-wing reduction in the following genera: Paraplotes Laboissière, Lochmaea Weise, Shairella Chûjô, Furusawaia Chûjô, Sikkimia Duviver, Taiwanoshaira Lee & Beenen, Apterogaleruca Chûjô, and Hirtigaleruca Chûjô. The results reveal that the drivers of the reduction of hindwings vary across different galerucine genera in Taiwan based on character complexes involved in the transformations.

What驱动窄感Galerucinae sensu stricto(昆虫亚目,鞘翅目,蛱蝶科)后翅的减少?基于台湾动物群的个案研究。
近年来,台湾的Galerucinae s.s r.多数种的分类已被修订。在台湾,后翅减少发生在8属37种。台湾金体研究小组(Taiwan Chrysomelid Research Team, TCRT)以galerucine物种的生物学为目标,进行了一项公民科学主导的田野调查项目,获得了许多形态学和分类研究的标本,并允许发展进化情景来解释以下属的后翅减少:Paraplotes laboissi, Lochmaea Weise, Shairella Chûjô, Furusawaia Chûjô, Sikkimia Duviver,台湾oshaira Lee & Beenen, Apterogaleruca Chûjô和Hirtigaleruca Chûjô。研究结果显示,台湾不同的galucine属植物,其后翅减少的驱动因素因其转化所涉及的特征复合体而异。
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