A review of the genus Mimicoclytrina Bellamy, 2003 (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) and description of a new species from northwestern Venezuela

IF 0.6 4区农林科学 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY

Pan-Pacific Entomologist Pub Date : 2020-12-30 DOI:10.3956/2020-96.4.281

S. Gottwald, M. Hornburg

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Abstract

Abstract. The Neotropical genus Mimicoclytrina Bellamy, 2003 is revised and a new species from Venezuela, Mimicoclytrina bellamyi sp. nov., is described and compared to its most closely related species. A lectotype for Acherusia tristis Thomson, 1878 is designated, and the taxon is classified as a subspecies of M. piliventris (Saunders, 1869). Mimicoclytrina piliventris ssp. venezuelica (Cobos, 1980) is placed in synonymy with M. piliventris ssp. tristis (Thomson, 1878). The previously unavailable subgenus name Nelsonila Cobos, 1980 is redescribed as a new subgenus Antoniola sg. nov. and a type species is designated. All species of the genus are illustrated, including type specimens. A key to all known taxa is given, together with data on distribution, biology and taxonomic position.

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委内瑞拉西北部拟甲蝶属（鞘翅目：拟甲蝶科）2003年综述及一新种记述

摘要对2003年的新热带属Bellamy Mimicoclytrina进行了修订，并对委内瑞拉的一个新种bellamyi Mimicocly trina sp.nov.进行了描述，并与其最密切相关的物种进行了比较。指定了Acherusia tristis Thomson，1878的一个选择型，该分类单元被归类为M.piliventris的一个亚种（Saunders，1869）。拟毛球藻。venezuelica（Cobos，1980）是M.piliventris ssp的同义词。特里斯蒂斯（Thomson，1878）。以前不可用的亚属名称Nelsonila Cobos，1980被重新命名为Antoniola sg.nov.的一个新亚属，并指定了一个模式种。图中列出了该属的所有物种，包括模式标本。给出了所有已知分类群的密钥，以及关于分布、生物学和分类位置的数据。

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Pan-Pacific Entomologist 生物-昆虫学

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0.50

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20.00%

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>12 weeks

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