Revision of the Gondwanan genus Chilepyris Evans, 1964 (Hymenoptera: Bethylidae)

IF 1.1 3区农林科学 Q3 ENTOMOLOGY

Austral Entomology Pub Date : 2023-05-23 DOI:10.1111/aen.12645

Wesley D. Colombo, Celso O. Azevedo

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Abstract

The Gondwanan genus Chilepyris Evans, 1964 (Scleroderminae) is studied and revised. A new species from Oceanian region (New Caledonia) is described and illustrated, Chilepyris kanak sp. nov., and compared with the other two species of this genus, C. herbsti Evans, 1964 from Chile and C. platythelys Sorg & Walker, 1989 from New Zealand, based on an integrative taxonomic approach, combining morphological characters and molecular analyses. An emended diagnosis and a deep discussion about the morphological diagnostic characters of this genus and comments about the Gondwana distribution of Chilepyris are also presented. Additionally, a taxonomic key to the three species is provided.

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Gondwanan Chilepyris Evans属的修订，1964年（膜翅目：Bethylide）

对冈瓦纳木属Chilepyris Evans，1964（硬骨目）进行了研究和修订。对大洋洲地区（新喀里多尼亚）的一个新种Chilepyris kanak sp.nov.进行了描述和说明，并与该属的另外两个物种C.herbsti Evans，1964 from Chile和C.platithlys Sorg&；Walker，1989，来自新西兰，基于综合分类学方法，结合形态学特征和分子分析。对该属的形态诊断特征进行了订正诊断，并对Chilepyris在冈瓦纳大陆的分布进行了深入探讨。此外，还提供了这三个物种的分类学钥匙。

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