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<mods:title id="7FFC6D044B3D6302348EFC66DDF44238">Establishment of a new genus for Eresiomera paradoxa (Schultze, 1917) and related taxa (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) with description of two new species</mods:title>
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Biogeography of
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Although the scarcity of all species in the genus (apart from
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<emphasis id="B4FE780BFF8BFFE60320FCB765BAFCDE" box="[841,977,798,822]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="134">P. paradoxa</emphasis>
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all other species are known only from a few specimens) make it difficult to assess accurate distribution, the known occurrences draw a clear biogeographic pattern, along which the members of the genus are most probably distributed.
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<emphasis id="B4FE780BFF8BFFE600FEF8F66778F89C" bold="true" box="[151,275,1886,1908]" pageId="10" pageNumber="134">FIGURE 8.</emphasis>
Known occurrences of
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. The locality of
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in Congo could not be confirmed with existing voucher specimens, the possibility of its presence there is shown with a questionmark.
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is the best known and probably the most widely distributed species. It was recorded in
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,
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(Central
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),
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and
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(ABRI collection,
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, Vande weghe 2010, ABDB: http:// www.abdb-africa.org). Virtually all records come from the Congolian (Central African) lowland forests, which indicates that its distribution could cover the entire
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Basin even if there are no records known from the
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, which otherwise covers the largest forested area in Central Africa.
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the
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locality of the species lies north of River Sanaga (Upper Cross River), it could also potentially occur in forested areas all way to the lower Cross River in Eastern
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but as a partially canopy-dwelling species they could easily have escaped detection.
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is known only from a single specimen, collected in Western
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. The habitat at the
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locality does not indicate narrow endemism, as the hyper-wet and wet lowland rainforests are relatively widely distributed in the Liberian sub-region (between River Sassandra in
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and Eastern
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). However, the species will probably not be found outside of the sub-region, as this forest
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does not occur outside of the area in entire West Africa (
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Poorter
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2004
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).
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a
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is best treated as a Liberian sub-region endemic species.
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and
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<emphasis id="B4FE780BFF8AFFE70116FDE1646DFD88" box="[383,518,584,608]" italics="true" pageId="11" pageNumber="135">P. orientalis</emphasis>
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might even prove narrowly endemic, as both of them were found in the Albertine Rift Region, which is outstandingly rich in endemic butterflies (
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Plumptre
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2007
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).
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was collected only in the mid-elevation or sub-montane forests west of the Albertine Rift (North Kivu area) and might be found only in this
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of habitat, while
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is an eastern vicariant of
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(morphologically they are definitely closer to each other than to the the other two species in the complex), found only in Kalinzu Forest, which could be characterised as eastern Albertine Rift mid-altitude outlier forest. Kalinzu, with the adjoining Kitomi-Kasyoha Forest and Maramagambo Forest form a long time isolated forest area, which can justify the speciation within
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in the region. The known records of occurrence are summarized on
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