New records of Ceratocampinae (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae) species from the Cerrado of Maranhão, Brazil

IF 1 4区环境科学与生态学 Q3 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION

Biota Neotropica Pub Date : 2023-08-18 DOI:10.1590/1676-0611-bn-2022-1451

Alberico Alves dos Santos, Carlos Alberto Domingues da Silva, R. S. Camargo, C. Wilcken, R. Pinheiro, P. G. Lemes, J. C. Zanuncio

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Abstract

Abstract Ceratocampinae (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae) is the second most diverse subfamily of Saturniidae with 300 species described in 30 genera from southern Canada to northern Argentina. Species of this subfamily are widely distributed in Southeast Brazil, with many endemics to the Cerrado, and important as indicators of ecosystem quality. Specimens of Ceratocampinae were collected in the Parque Estadual do Mirador, Maranhão state, Brazil. Adeloneivaia acuta (Schaus, 1896), Adeloneivaia schubarti Barros & O. Mielke, 1970, Eacles penelope (Cramer, 1775) and Megaceresa pulchra (Bouvier, 1923) are recorded for the first time in Maranhão state and Northeast Brazil and Eacles fairchildi May & Oiticica, 1941, only for Maranhão. The record of five Ceratocampinae (Saturniidae) species increases the knowledge on the diversity and the importance of preserving those of this subfamily in the Cerrado biome of Maranhão state and the Northeast region of Brazil.

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标题巴西maranh塞拉多蠓科新记录(鳞翅目:蠓科)

摘要:角鼻蝇科(鳞翅目:土蝇科)是土蝇科中多样性第二高的亚科，分布于加拿大南部至阿根廷北部，共有30属300种。该亚科物种广泛分布于巴西东南部，是塞拉多特有的物种，是重要的生态系统质量指标。蠓科标本采集于巴西马兰赫州米拉多尔公园。Adeloneivaia acuta (Schaus, 1896)， Adeloneivaia schubarti Barros & O. Mielke, 1970, ecacles penelope (Cramer, 1775)和Megaceresa pulchra (Bouvier, 1923)在maranh州和巴西东北部首次被记录，ecacles fairchildi May & Oiticica, 1941，仅在maranh州被记录。5个角鼻蝽科(角鼻蝽科)物种的记录增加了对maranh州和巴西东北地区塞拉多生物群落多样性和保护该亚科物种重要性的认识。

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Biota Neotropica BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION-

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2.90

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4-8 weeks

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