The correct type hosts and designation of a lectotype for the louse Nirmus triangulatus alpha (Insecta: Phthiraptera: Philopteridae)

IF 0.6 4区农林科学 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY

New Zealand Entomologist Pub Date : 2015-07-03 DOI:10.1080/00779962.2015.1043068

R. Palma

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Abstract

The published type hosts of the louse taxon Nirmus triangulatus alpha Kellogg, 1914 are discussed and changed based on the examination of the syntype series and syntype slide label data. A lectotype is designated from specimens whose bird host is regarded as a natural, regular host (i.e. Catharacta chilensis (Bonaparte, 1857)). Records published after the original description of N. t. alpha are listed and discussed, and the current taxonomic status of this louse is given as Quadraceps normifer alpha (Kellogg, 1914).

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三角翅虱的正确类型、寄主和一种选型的命名(昆虫纲:翅目:飞蛾科)

本文在对鼠虱分类单元(Nirmus triangulatus alpha Kellogg, 1914)的模式序列和模式滑动标签资料进行分析的基础上，对已发表的模式宿主进行了讨论和修改。从鸟类宿主被认为是自然的、正常的宿主(如Catharacta chilensis (Bonaparte, 1857))的标本中指定一种选型。在对N. t. alpha的原始描述之后发表的记录被列出并讨论，并且该虱目前的分类地位被认为是Quadraceps normifer alpha (Kellogg, 1914)。

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New Zealand Entomologist ENTOMOLOGY-

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