罗斯柴尔德双翅蚁和约旦双翅蚁:两兄弟种(鳞翅目:双翅蚁科)

IF 0.5 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY

FRAGMENTA ENTOMOLOGICA Pub Date : 2018-12-21 DOI:10.4081/FE.2018.301

A. Zilli

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一种迄今未被识别并与A. rothschild混在一起的Amphoraceras新种被描述为A. jordani sp. n。这两种物种都是新几内亚特有的，它们甚至碰巧在当地共存并在物候上重叠。这两个分类群之间的主要诊断特征发生在雄性触角上不寻常的双耳形结构的发育上，这里详细介绍了生殖器的形态、习性和特征。

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Amphoraceras rothschildi and A. jordani sp. n.: two sibling species (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)

One new species of Amphoraceras which has so far remained unrecognised and intermingled within A. rothschildi is described as A. jordani sp. n. Both species are endemic to New Guinea, where they even happen to locally coexist and overlap phenologically. Main diagnostic features between the two taxa occur in the development of the unusual amphora-shaped structure present on male antenna, which is herewith detailed morphologically, aspects of the habitus and features of the genitalia.

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FRAGMENTA ENTOMOLOGICA Multiple-

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1.30

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10.00%

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10 weeks

期刊介绍： Fragmenta entomologica is devoted to publishing high quality papers dealing with Arthropod biodiversity. It publishes research articles, short scientific notes, reviews articles, comments and editorials. The core scope of the journal includes Taxonomy, Systematics, Molecular phylogeny, Morphology, Paleontology, Biodiversity, Biogeography, Evolutionary biology, Conservation biology, Ecology, Ethology and Applied Entomology, and embraces all terrestrial, freshwater and brackish water Arthropods. Merely faunistic papers might be considered for publication only in the following cases: papers including relevant and significant new data emphasizing the conservation priority of rare, protected or endangered arthropods and their habitats; papers concerning with important newly introduced pest species; papers concerning with very poorly known geographic areas from scarcely investigated countries.