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ABSTRACT A known species and a new species of Salina Mac Gillivray, 1894 from China are described here, S. yunnanensis Denis, 1929 and S. similis sp. nov.. The original description of S. yunnanensis is simple and only provided colour pattern and a few characters, here, the detail description were added. S. similis sp. nov. is characterised by its colour pattern and chaetotaxy on Abdominal segment I–III as 11-15, 4, 2 respectively.
本文报道了中国Salina Mac Gillivray(1894)的一个已知种和一个新种,S. yunnanensis Denis, 1929和S. similis sp. nov。原云南山竹的描述简单,只提供了颜色图案和少量的文字,在此增加了详细的描述。S. similis sp. 11 .的特征是其腹部I-III节的颜色图案和毛分类学分别为11- 15,4,2。
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