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-Studies on Crambidae V: Chalcibotys, a new genus of Spilomelinae from Africa (Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea: Crambidae: Spilomelinae)
-
-
-
-Author
-
-Maes, Koen V. N.
-
-text
-
-
-Metamorphosis
-
-
-2024
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-2024-07-16
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-35
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-https://doi.org/10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-
-journal article
-10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-2307-5031
-14682550
-4D438EA0-05B9-48B8-91E8-15A8A937A176
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-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-sp. nov.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-Type material
-:
-
-Holotype
-♂
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov.
-,
-Hippo Camp
-, near
-Faro N.P.
-8°23'36.4"N
-,
-12°49'26.03"E
-,
-
-
-297 m
-
-.
-
-Black/
-MV
-lights.
-
-23 to 26-XI-2003
-
-.
-K.Maes
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr.
-♂
-1141/
-ABSRC1001588
-
-;
-
-Paratypes
-:
-1 ♂
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov
-,
-Hippo Camp
-, near
-Faro River
-and
-17km
-from
-Voko.
-8°26'44.78"N
-,
-12°47'06.04"E
-,
-
-
-300 m
-
-
-
-
-. F-15TB/BL influorescent and 250W
-MML
-lights.
-
-10 to 15-X-2023
-
-. K.
-Maes
-/
-ABSRC1003520
-
-;
-
-1♀
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov.
-,
-Hippo Camp
-, near
-Faro N.P.
-8°23'36.4"N
-,
-12°49'26.03"E
-,
-
-
-297 m
-
-
-
-
-.
-Black
-/
-MV
-lights.
-
-23 to 26-XI-2003
-
-.
-K.Maes
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr
-
-.
-
-♀
-1142/
-ABSRC1003761
-
-;
-
-1 ♂
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov.
-,
-Hippo Camp
-, near
-Faro N.P.
-8°23'36.4"N
-,
-12°49'26.03"E
-,
-
-
-297 m
-
-
-
-
-.
-Black
-/
-MV
-lights.
-
-23 to 26-XI-2003
-
-.
-K.Maes
-/
-ABSRC1003762
-
-;
-
-1♀
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov.
-, near
-Hippo
-camp,
-Mayo Konoué
-08°22'29.0"N
-,
-12°51'16.0"E
-,
-
-
-295 m
-
-
-
-
-.
-Black
-/
-MV
-lights
-
-27 to 30-XI-2003
-
-.
-K.Maes
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr
-
-.
-
-♀
-2389
-Wings
-/
-ABSRC1003763
-
-;
-
-1 ♂
-:
-CAMEROON
-,
-North Prov.
-,
-Hippo Camp
-, near
-Faro N.P.
-8°23'36.4"N
-,
-12°49'26.03"E
-,
-
-
-297 m
-
-
-
-
-.
-Black
-/
-MV
-lights.
-
-23 to 26-XI-2003
-
-.
-K.Maes
-/
-ABSRC1003764
-
-
-
-
-
-Diagnosis
-: a large, rather broad, white reniform spot starting from the costa inwards just beyond the transversal vein of the forewing. Male genitalia with a curved costa and only one bunch of spine-shaped cornuti in the vesica; female genitalia with a rounded enlarged pouch, with longitudinal folds and some sclerotizations; corpus bursae oval.
-
-
-
-
-Description:
-
-
-Head
-: (
-Fig. 1
-: C, D.) frons flat; maxillary palps near base of scaled proboscis; labial palps slender, upturned, all three segments clearly distinguishable; antennae filiform in males and females.
-
-
-Thorax
-: forewings triangular with a clear kidney-shaped dot just beyond the transversal vein of the cell; costa with a clear antemedian line near the first fifth of the costa, black near the costa, more diffused near the inner margin of the forewing ground colour wings grey; forewing triangular, costa light yellow with clear black markings, one near the base of the wing near the tegula, one before the base of the antemedian line, one at the base of the antemedian line, one at the base of the postmedian line and one on the outer margin of the reniform whitish spot; antemedian lines lightly curved, postmedian line S-shaped with whitish reniform spot on its outer margin broad near the costa, terminating near the basal angle of the cell. Hind wings same colour as the fore wings, grey with a black almost straight antemedial line and a short almost straight postmedian line starting at the costa and ending near the first cubital vein.
-
-
-Wingspan
-:
-14-17mm
-.
-
-widened and containing 12 to 13 simple, well sclerotized spines.
-
-Female genitalia
-: (
-Fig. 3
-: B;
-Fig. 4
-: A,C.) papillae anales membranous with some short and long setae; apophyses posteriores about 2/3 of the length of the apophyses anteriores; sinus vaginalis membranous, widened and forming a small cup before continuing in a tubular part towards a widened, slightly sclerotized bulbous structure (
-Fig. 4
-: A); ductus bursae tubular, covered with minute sclerotizations and forming an extension near one fourth of the length of the ductus bursae, this part is also covered with much less sclerotizations; corpus bursae, oval, bulbous without any signum nor appendix bursae (
-Fig.4
-: C.).
-
-
-Tympanal organs
-: as for the genus (
-Fig. 5
-: A)
-
-
-
-
-Etymology
-: The name refers to the white (latin: albo-) kidney (latin: ren) shaped (latin: formis) spot near the costa and at the antemedian line of the fore wing.
-
-
-Foodplant
-: unknown.
-
-
-
-
-Distribution
-:
-Cameroon
-, Northern region.
-
-
-
-Figure 2
-– A:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Holotype, K.Maes Gen.prep.nr.♂1141; B: aedeagus; C:
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype, K.Maes Gen.prep.nr.♂1144, D: aedeagus.
-
-
-
-
-Figure 4
-– Details female genitalia: A, C:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype: K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.♀1142; B, D:
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype: K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.♀1444.
-
-
-
-
-Figure 3
-– A:
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype: K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.♀1444; B:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype: K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.♀1142.
-
-
-
-Male genitalia
-: (
-Fig. 2
-: A, B.) Uncus short and broadly attached to the broad tegumen; vinculum with two long Vshaped arms, saccus small; juxta as a pear-shaped plate; valva simple: costa first straight, apically curved towards a simple point; sacculus straight towards that point; valva with some elongated setae in the middle and near the last third of the valva; aedeagus tubular, apically slightly
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-Studies on Crambidae V: Chalcibotys, a new genus of Spilomelinae from Africa (Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea: Crambidae: Spilomelinae)
-
-
-
-Author
-
-Maes, Koen V. N.
-
-text
-
-
-Metamorphosis
-
-
-2024
-
-2024-07-16
-
-
-35
-
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-1
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-7
-10
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-https://doi.org/10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-
-journal article
-10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-2307-5031
-14682550
-4D438EA0-05B9-48B8-91E8-15A8A937A176
-
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-
-
-
-Spilomelinae
-Guenée, 1854
-
-
-
-
-Descriptions:
-
-
-
-
-
-Chalcibotys
-
-
-gen.nov.
-
-
-
-
-urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:
-4D438EA0-05B9-48B8-91E8- 15A8A937A176
-
-
-
-gender: male
-type
-species:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-sp.nov.
-
-
-
-
-
-Diagnosis
-: male genitalia with a simple very short, broadbased uncus on a short triangular tegumen. Valva simple, elongated triangular without any extensions (sella, editum, fibula.). Aedeagus tubular with spine shaped cornutus. Female genitalia with a bulbous structure on the ductus bursae shortly beneath the antrum; ductus bursae and corpus bursae very long.
-
-
-
-
-Description:
-
-
-Head
-: frons rounded; antennae filiform; labial palps slender, upturned with a clear small, third segment; maxillary palps at base of scaled proboscis, small.
-
-
-Wings
-: forewings triangular; R1and R2 originating before the upper angle of the cell; R3+4 originating from the upper angle of the cell; R2 parallel with base of R3+4, curbing away at about one third of the length of R3+4 from the base of the upper cell; R3 and R4 bifurcating at about two thirds of the length of R4; R3 ending in termen, R4 just beneath; R5 and M1 parallel over their whole length; M2 near base from M3 but clearly separated, M3 from lower angle of the cell: Cu1 near M3but separated. CuA1 and CuA2 parallel over their whole length. A vein well developed. Hindwings with CuA1, M2 and M3 originating from the lower angle of the cell; CuA2 parallel with CuA1 over its whole length; three anal veins present.
-
-
-Tympanal organs
-: praecinctorium terminally enlarged, bilobed; fornix tympani large, above the venula secunda; bulla tympani bean-shaped; pons tympani broad; zona glabra tympani without venulae secundae; sternite II with two pointed extensions towards the bulla tympani.
-
-
-Male genitalia
-: uncus short and wide, broadly attached to the tegumen; the latter wide; vinculum V-shaped, saccus small; valva long and slender, terminally pointed with some elongated setae in the middle part of the valva; sella, editum or fibula lacking; aedeagus tubular with spine-shaped cornuti, number and form of specific value.
-
-
-Female genitalia
-: papillae anales membranous with long and short setae; sinus vaginalis membranous continuing in a tubular ostium and terminating in a sclerotized base; first part of ductus bursae tubular, membranous then forming an enlarged pouch then continuing in a tubular ductus bursae, which has the first part with some minute sclerotizations and forming an enlarged area at one side then tubular and continuing in an oval or round corpus bursae, signum or appendix bursae lacking.
-
-
-
-Figure 1
-– A:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Holotype; C,D: lateral and dorsal view head; B:
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype ABSRC1003759.
-
-
-
-Foodplant
-: unknown.
-
-
-
-
-Distribution
-:
-Cameroon
-,
-Kenya
-,
-Tanzania
-,
-Mozambique
-.
-
-
-
-
-Etymology
-: the name refers to the external resemblance with
-
-Chalcidoptera appensalis
-var.
-aethiops
-
-and
-
-Botys
-
-, a name used by the older authors (Walker, Fabricius) for Pyraloidea.
-
-
-Systematic placement
-: The genus is placed in the
-Crambidae
-, Spilomelinae on account of the basic structure of the male and female genitalia. The tribe is not determined at this point.
-
-
-
-
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-Studies on Crambidae V: Chalcibotys, a new genus of Spilomelinae from Africa (Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea: Crambidae: Spilomelinae)
-
-
-
-Author
-
-Maes, Koen V. N.
-
-text
-
-
-Metamorphosis
-
-
-2024
-
-2024-07-16
-
-
-35
-
-
-1
-
-
-7
-10
-
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-
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-https://doi.org/10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-
-journal article
-10.4314/met.v35i1.2
-2307-5031
-14682550
-4D438EA0-05B9-48B8-91E8-15A8A937A176
-
-
-
-
-
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-sp.nov.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-Type Material
-:
-
-Holotype
-♂
-: Tanganyika Terr. Massassi [Masasi],
-
-460 m
-
-,
-
-15 to 23-VI-1936
-
-Zerny
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr.
-♂
-1443/
-ABSRC1003757
-
-;
-
-Paratypes
-:
-1♀
-:
-Tanganyika Terr.
-,
-Massassi
-[Masasi],
-
-460 m
-
-,
-
-15 to 23-VI-1936
-
-Zerny
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr
-
-.
-
-♀
-1444/
-ABSRC1003758
-
-;
-
-1♂
-:
-Maronga Forest
-,
-Moz
-[ambique].
-20°03'S
-,
-33°09'E
-,
-
-6 to 11-IX-1972
-
-R
-
-.H.Jones/ K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.
-
-♂
-1144/
-ABSRC1003756
-
-;
-
-1♀
-:
-Tanzania
-,
-Morogoro
-,
-8.7 km
-S. of
-Mikumi
-,
-7°27'54.1"S
-,
-37°00'53.5"E
-,
-
-430 m
-
-,
-Black
-/
-MV
-
-lights.
-6-VI-2001
-. K.Maes/ K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.
-
-♀
-1143/
-ABSRC1003760
-
-;
-
-1♂
-:
-Tanzania
-,
-Morogoro
-,
-7.1 km
-S. of
-Mikumi
-,
-7°27'22.8"S
-,
-37°00'25.6"E
-,
-
-500 m
-
-,
-Black
-/
-MV
-
-
-lights,
-
-10- VI-2001
-
-. K.
-Maes
-/
-ABSRC1003759
-
-;
-
-1♂
-:
-Tanganyika Terr. Massassi
-[Masasi],
-
-460 m
-
-,
-
-15 to 23-VI-1936
-
-Zerny
-/
-K.Maes Gen.Prep.
-nr
-
-.
-♂
-2963 (Wien);
-
-4♂
-:
-Tanganyika Terr.
-,
-Massassi
-[Masasi],
-
-460 m
-
-,
-
-15 to 23-VI-1936
-
-Zerny
-(
-Wien
-)
-
-.
-
-
-
-
-Diagnosis
-: uncus short and very broad; valva long and slender, pointed; aedeagus with a series of spines: a larger patch with a smaller patch on the side. Female genitalia with a curled, enlarged pouch beyond the antrum; corpus bursae small.
-
-
-
-
-Figure 5
-– Tympanal organs: A:
-
-Chalcibotys alboreniformis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Holotype; B:
-
-Chalcibotys massasiensis
-
-
-spec. nov.
-
-Paratype: K.Maes Gen.Prep.nr.♀1143.
-
-
-
-
-Description
-:
-
-
-Head
-: frons flat; maxillary palps near base of scaled proboscis; labial palps slender, upturned, all three segments clearly distinguishable; antennae filiform in males and females.
-
-
-Thorax
-: ground colour wings grey; fore wing triangular, costa light yellow with clear black markings, one near the base of the wing near the tegula, one at the base of the antemedian line, one at the base of the antemedian line, one at the base of the postmedian line and one on the outer margin of the reniform whitish spot; antemedian line slightly curved, postmedian line S-shaped with whitish reniform spot on its outer margin, broad near the costa, terminating narrower near the basal angle of the cell. Hind wings same colour as the fore wings, grey with a black almost straight antemedial line and a short almost straight postmedian line starting at the costa and ending near the first cubital vein. Outer margin of fore and hind wings with fine black scaling, fringe grey as ground colour.
-
-
-Wingspan
-:
-16-17mm
-.
-
-
-Abdomen
-: dorsal and ventral side with the same colour, as ground colour of wings.
-
-
-Male genitalia
-: (
-Fig. 2
-: C, D) uncus broadly triangular and fused with the large tegumen; vinculum arms long with a simple saccus; valva as previous species but longer and with the costa more straight and ending in a point; sacculus slightly curved and ending in an apical point; similar area with elongated setae near the middle at the last third part of the valva; juxta as a plate. Aedeagus tubular, slightly narrowed near the first third, carrying two bunched of strongly sclerotized spines: the largest one with about 13 spines, a second bunch of aligned spines, smaller and less numerous (7).
-
-
-Female genitalia
-: (
-Fig. 3
-: A;
-Fig. 4
-: B,D.) papillae anales membranous with some short and long setae; apophyses posteriores about half of the length of the apophyses anteriores; sinus vaginalis membranous, widened but less as in the previous species, and forming a small cup before continuing in a tubular part towards a widened, curled and slightly sclerotized bulbous structure (
-Fig. 4
-: B); ductus bursae tubular, covered with minute sclerotizations and forming an extension near one fourth of the length of the ductus bursae, this part is also covered with much less sclerotizations; corpus bursae, long oval and less bulbous as in the previous species (
-Fig. 4
-: D). Signum, appendix bursae lacking.
-
-
-Tympanal organs
-: (
-Fig. 5
-: B) as for the genus.
-
-
-
-
-Etymology
-: The name refers to the
-type
-locality: Massassi in
-Tanzania
-.
-
-
-Foodplant
-: unknown.
-
-
-
-
-Distribution
-:
-Mozambique
-,
-Tanzania
-
-
-
-
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