Caribbean pygmy jumping leaves (Tetrigidae, Cladonotinae, Choriphyllini)

IF 1.3 3区农林科学 Q2 ENTOMOLOGY

Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift Pub Date : 2023-03-24 DOI:10.3897/dez.70.98982

Josip Skejo, Sheyla Yong, Domagoj Bogić, Niko Kasalo

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Abstract

The tribe Choriphyllini Cadena-Castañeda & Silva, 2019 consists of only two genera, Choriphyllum Serville, 1838 and Phyllotettix Hancock, 1902b, combining leaf-like Caribbean wide-nosed pygmy grasshoppers (Tetrigidae, Cladonotinae). The genus Choriphyllum has four species, C. bahamense Perez-Gelabert & Otte, 1999 from the Bahamas (Hummingbird Cay Island), and C. sagrai Serville, 1838, C. saussurei Bolívar, 1887 and C. wallaceum Skejo, Kasalo & Yong, sp. nov. from Cuba. The gender of C. bahamensis is changed to C. bahamense in order to match the grammatical gender of the genus, which is neuter. Silva’s designation of C. sagrai, the type species of Choriphyllum, as nomen dubium in 2019 was incorrect as Serville’s drawing clearly points to this species, endemic to Cuba, so nothing about its identity is doubtful. The genus Phyllotettix is endemic to Jamaica, where four species live: P. rhombeus (Felton, 1765), P. foliatus (Hancock, 1902a), P. compressus (Thunberg, 1815) and P. plagiatus (Walker, 1871), comb. nov. of Choriphyllum plagiatum. Choriphyllum westwoodi Hancock, 1902a, syn. nov. is synonymous with Phyllotettix rhombeus and not with P. compressus. A new subgenus is established, Phyllotettix (Rhombotettix)subgen. nov. for P. (R.) plagiatuscomb. nov. and P. (R.) rhombeus. A new species complex, Phyllotettix (compressus)sp. complex nov. is established for two morphologically close species, P. compressus, and P. foliatus; while another new species complex, Choriphyllum (sagrai)sp. complex nov. includes C. sagrai and C. wallaceumsp. nov. An annotated key to genera, subgenera, species groups and species is provided.

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加勒比侏儒跳叶（Tetrigidae，Cladonotinae，Choriphillini）

Choriphillini Cadena Castañeda&Silva，2019只由两个属组成，Choriphillum Serville，1838年和Phyllottix Hancock，1902b年，结合了叶状加勒比宽鼻侏儒蝗虫（Tetrigidae，Cladonotinae）。Choriphyllum属有四个物种，C.bahamese Perez Gelabert&Otte，1999年来自巴哈马（蜂鸟岛），C.sagrai Serville，1838年，C.saussurei Bolívar，1887年，C.wallaceum Skejo，Kasalo&Yong，sp.nov.来自古巴。为了与属的语法性别相匹配，将C.bahamensis的性别改为C.bahamese，属为中性。席尔瓦在2019年将Choriphyllum的模式种C.sagrai命名为nomen dubium是不正确的，因为Serville的画清楚地指向了这个古巴特有的物种，所以它的身份没有任何疑问。Phyllottix属是牙买加的特有种，共有四种：菱形P.（Felton，1765）、叶状P.（Hancock，1902a）、压缩P.（Thunberg，1815）和斜长P.（Walker，1871）。11月。westwoodi Hancock Choriphyllum，1902a，syn。nov.是菱形叶藻的同义词，而不是压缩叶藻。建立了一个新的亚属，Phyllottix（Rhombotettix）亚属。11月为P.（R.）plaiatuscomb。nov.和P.（R.）菱形。一个新种复合体，Phyllottix（compressus）sp。对于两个形态相近的物种，压缩P.compressus和叶理P.folieus，建立了复杂的nov；而另一个新物种复合体Choriphyllum（sagrai）sp。复合体nov.包括C.sagrai和C.wallaceumsp。nov.提供了属、亚属、种群和种的注释键。

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Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift 生物-昆虫学

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