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<emphasis id="49A10B12FFF7FFFFA0B6F91BDADEF8C6" bold="true" box="[151,402,1769,1795]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="339">Artitropa usambarae</emphasis>
Congdon, Kielland &amp;
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This Tanzanian endemic was originally described from a single male reared from
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sp. from Ambangulu in the west Usambara Mountains (
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), but TCEC and ABRI collectors have since found separate populations in the forests above Mkombola, Nguru Mountains and in the Uluguru Mountains, above Bunduki. It is unusual in that to date, it has only ever been reared and never captured as an adult.
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<emphasis id="49A10B12FFF6FFFEA0E6FF65D945FF75" bold="true" box="[199,521,151,176]" pageId="39" pageNumber="340">Food plant and life history.</emphasis>
TCEC has found the food plant to be
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; it may also feed on
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, at least in captivity. A pupa and several caterpillars of this species were found on
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in a small valley on Ambangulu Estate, in deep shade. The caterpillar eats the end of a leaf evenly back towards the base, and rolls a shelter to one side of the cut end of the leaf.
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<emphasis id="49A10B12FFF6FFFEA0B6F979DA6EF964" bold="true" box="[151,290,1675,1697]" pageId="39" pageNumber="340">FIGURE 35.</emphasis>
Final instar caterpillars of
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, collected on
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[TCEC].
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, dorsolateral view, Ambangulu, west Usambara Mountains, Tanzania, 9 Jun 2001;
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, dorsal view, as #1, 12 Jun 2001;
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, head, anterolateral view, Nguru Mountains, 10 Feb 2002;
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, head and anterior segments, anterolateral view, as #2.
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The final instar caterpillar (
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) has a yellow-brown head, with black spots at the top of the adfrontals and adjacent epicranial, two on the epicranium, one above the adfrontals and the other level with the frons, and connecting to a dark line through the anterior stemmata, and another black spot laterally, making seven in total. The markings of the head are darker in the specimen photographed from Nguru Mountains (Figure 35.3), which appears to reflect geographical variation.
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The pupa (
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) is similar to others of the genus, with the ground colour pale greenish. However, the dark markings on the head and dorsally on the thorax and abdomen are sharper and more extensive than for other
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spp. There is no white waxy powder on the pupa and only a very thin covering inside the pupal shelter. In Figure 36.2, the thin silken partition at the anterior end of the shelter is very clearly visible.
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