Eight new species of the genus Promalactis (Lepidoptera: Oecophoridae) from Indonesia, with a checklist of the genus Author Kim, Sora Author Heppner, John B. Author Park, Kyu-Tek text Journal of Natural History 2017 2017-08-15 51 29 - 30 1671 1695 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222933.2017.1353154 journal article 10.1080/00222933.2017.1353154 1464-5262 4746796 E25224C7-2D41-4F5A-A4BB-41AA1307E0C0 Promalactis diazomatis Kim , sp. nov. Diagnosis This new species is superficially similar to Indonesian Promalactis balikpapana Lvovsky, 2000a , but can be easily distinguished by the elongate valva of the male genitalia being deeply concave at two-thirds of costa, upturned apical process and funnel-like saccus. It is also similar to Promalactis ellipsoidea Wang, Du & Li, 2013 , which was described from Brunei , in the fore wing pattern, but can be recognized by the tips of uncus lateral lobes without swelling. Table 1. Promalactis from Indonesia with distribution data (*, in this study).
Distribution
Indonesia
Species Type locality Java Sumatra Kalimantan Sulawesi Vietnam Brunei Malaysia China
Promalactis atrofasciella Lvovsky, 1988 Vietnam (North)
Promalactis autoclina javanica Lvovsky, 2000b Indonesia(East Java)
Promalactis balikpapana Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Kalimantan)
Promalactis brevivalva Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis diazomatis sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis diehli Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis dolokella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis hamatella sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis ingenticula sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis irinae Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Java)
Promalactis jacobsoni Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North-West Sumatra)
Promalactis javana Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Java)
Promalactis kalimantana Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Kalimantan)
Promalactis laetusella sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis latifundus sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis lunisequa Meyrick, 1931 Indonesia (Java)
Promalactis mentawirella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Kalimantan)
Promalactis merangirella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis minutispina sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis mooatana sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sulawesi)
Promalactis multimaculella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Java).
Promalactis nabokovi Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis nataliae Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra
Promalactis naumanni Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Kalimantan).
Promalactis roesleri Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis submentawirella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Kalimantan).
Promalactis sulawesiella Lvovsky, 2007 Indonesia (Sulawesi).
Promalactis sumatrana Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North, North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis trigonilancis sp. nov. Kim * Indonesia (North Sumatra)
Promalactis unistriatella Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (North-eastern Sumatra)
Promalactis wegneri Lvovsky, 2000a Indonesia (East Java)
Figure 1. Terminology of wing pattern in Promalactis . (a) Promalactis diazomatis sp. nov. ; (b) Promalactis diehli . Figure 2. Adult of Promalactis . (a) Promalactis brevivalva ; (b) Promalactis diazomatis sp. nov. ; (c) Promalactis diehli ; (d) Promalactis hamatella sp. nov. ; (e) Promalactis ingenticula sp. nov. ; (f) Promalactis laetusella sp. nov. ; (g) Promalactis latifundus sp. nov. ; (h) Promalactis merangirella ; (i) Promalactis minutispina sp. nov. ; (j) Promalactis mooatana sp. nov. ; (k) Promalactis nataliae ; (l) Promalactis roesleri ; (m) Promalactis sumatrana ; (n) Promalactis trigonilancis sp. nov. Figure 2. (continued). Description Adults ( Figures 2 (b), 3(b)). Head: Frons greyish dark brown; vertex white basally tinged with greyish dark brown; occiput yellowish dark brown. Antenna with scape white entirely, two-thirds length of diameter of eye; flagellum white dorsally, dark brown ventrally. Labial palpus with second segment yellowish brown; third segment dark brown, longer than second segment. Thorax: Thorax and tegula dark brown. Wingspan 11.5–12.0 mm. Figure 3. Wing pattern of Promalactis . (a) Promalactis brevivalva ; (b) Promalactis diazomatis sp. nov. ; (c) Promalactis diehli ; (d) Promalactis hamatella sp. nov. ; (e) Promalactis ingenticula sp. nov. ; (f) Promalactis laetusella sp. nov. ; (g) Promalactis latifundus sp. nov. ; (h) Promalactis merangirella ; (i) Promalactis minutispina sp. nov. ; (j) Promalactis mooatana sp. nov. ; (k) Promalactis nataliae ; (l) Promalactis roesleri ; (m) Promalactis sumatrana ; (n) Promalactis trigonilancis sp. nov. Figure 3. (continued). Fore wing ground colour brownish yellow; a white band and two patches edged with fuscous scales: subbasal band oblique toward wing base, traversed from wing base to posterior margin just near wing base; posterior patch semi-circular at one-third, reaching halfway across wing; costal patch at two-thirds, semi-circular, reaching more than halfway across wing, proceeded by fuscous suffusion; dark fuscous suffusion in apical part; fringes greyish brown mixed with fuscous scales from the half of posterior margin to tornus, tinged with brownish yellow around apex. Hind wing ground colour pale greyish brown; fringes pale greyish brown, gradually darker toward apex. Leg. Hind leg pale greyish brown dorsally, except white at basal fourth, third and second segments of tarsus. Male genitalia ( Figure 4b, 4 ba–c). Uncus heavily sclerotized bearing lateral lobes, twofork-shaped; each tip of lateral lobes equal thickness, not partly swelled. Gnathos absent. Tegumen simple. Valva elongate with upturned apex, 1.5 times longer than uncus plus tegumen; costal margin of valva slightly concave basally, convex at one-third and then deeply concave two-thirds of costa, densely setose after two-thirds to apex; saccus funnel-shaped, slightly longer than uncus. Aedeagus simple, as long as valva, without cornutus. Female unknown. Holotype Male. Indonesia , Sumatra U., 7 km , southeast Parapat , 1400 m , 30 August 1992 , J.B. Heppner & E.W. Diehl , gen. slide no. No. 9308/ S. Kim. Paratype . One male, Sumatra U., 7 km , southeast Parapat, 1400 m , 30 July 1992 , J.B. Heppner & E.W. Diehl , gen. slide no. No. 9306/ S. Kim. Distribution Indonesia ( Sumatra : North). Etymology The specific name is derived from the Latin diazomatis (= semi-circular), referring to the two semi-circular white markings in the wing pattern.