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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFAAFFFDFF206418B77A845B" bold="true" box="[151,348,1355,1381]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Elhamma viettei</emphasis>
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(
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,
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,
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)
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data:
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Male, Naturalis.
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locality: Walmak, Kecamatan Nipsan,
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,
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFAAFFFDFF206744B738870E" bold="true" box="[151,286,1559,1584]" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Etymology.</emphasis>
The species is named in honour of the late French
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expert Pierre Viette (
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). The name is a noun in the genitive case.
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male, (
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910275—dissected, FW:
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,
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, Kecamatan Nipsan, Walmak,
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, 4˚07S138˚38E,
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2005, at light.
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male, (
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910276—dissected, FW:
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)
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,
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, Biak Utara, Sansundi,
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, leg. Rinto H. Mambrasar.
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male, (
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910277, FW:
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) Bivak 39, Sterren Gebergte, Nieuw
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,
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, Ned. Exp. 1959,
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.
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Distribution (
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):
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The species is apparently widespread as the three specimens are from three different and quite distant localities. The
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from Walmak in the Jayawijaya Mountains (
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) and one
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from the Star Mountains (Bivak 39,
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°46'E
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) are both from the central highlands. Whereas the last
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is from the island of Biak (
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) to the north east of the New
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mainland (exact localities from de Vos 2013).
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA9FFFEFF2064AAB7708730" bold="true" box="[151,342,1529,1552]" pageId="18" pageNumber="319">FIGURES 4246.</emphasis>
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E.
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, male wings and genitalia morphology. 42: Wings; 43: Genitalia, 'classic' slide preparation; 44: Genitalia, ethanol preparation, posterior view; 45: Genitalia, ethanol preparation, lateral view with valva removed—note '
<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA9FFFEFA3F674AB6E78773" italics="true" pageId="18" pageNumber="319">in vivo</emphasis>
' position of S8; 46: Sternum 8, posterior view.
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Most similar to
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E.
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and
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E.
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, but can be distinguished from both species by the much darker overall habitus including dark brown forewings, dorsal thorax, head, antennae and almost black basal antenna scale tufts.
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA9FFFEFF7067B6B77F87C0" bold="true" box="[199,345,1765,1790]" pageId="18" pageNumber="319">Description.</emphasis>
Medium size (FW: HT
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; PT
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). Head with dark golden-brown, short, semirough vestiture dorsally, and protruding, rough blackish-brown vestiture frontally; antennae short, with scape scaled, otherwise naked, length more than half the width of the thorax, not serrate, each flagellomere keel-shaped; labial palpus short and pointed; with blackish-brown antennal scale tufts, and a broad circle of blackish-brown scales around the base of the antenna; eyes as described for genus; palps short with dark golden-brown vestiture. Wing pattern as in species diagnosis; wing vestiure type-2 bi-layered; both scale
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droplet shaped with a rounded apical margin, but cover scales twice the size as ground scales; both
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with stout primary ridges, large windows and cross-ribs on abwing surface; secondary ridges on cover scales only; adwing surface with primary ridges, windows and cross-ribs, but windows more numerous on cover scales. FW overall dark olive brown with a mottled pattern of paler dark-beige scales; costal region and remaining margins with a row of dark spots (along latter margins restricted to the cilia); cubital cells basally with a large, diffuse dark spot of blackish-brown scales. HW uniform pale yellow-beige; margin darker, with cilia at the veins being black. Wing venetion generally similar to
<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA8FFFFFEBB601EB790805B" box="[268,438,332,357]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="320">
E.
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, but HW with M3-CuA1 and CuA1-CuA2 cross veins present. Thorax ventrally with a mixture of dark brown and yellow beige scales; legs yellow-golden; tarsal hooks short and stout with a clear basal point; arolium melanised and U-shaped. Abdomen generally yellow beige except of T6-8 which are dark grey. S3- 6 without dark spots; postrior edge of S3-6 smooth.
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA8FFFFFF70608FB71380CB" bold="true" box="[199,309,476,501]" pageId="19" pageNumber="320">Genitalia</emphasis>
: Sternum 8 (
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) larger than in
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E.
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, lateral and anterior margins U-shape, posterior margin with a strongly sclerotised trapezoid central projection, margin more sclerotised laterally than in
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E.
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; central hook present and similar to
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E.
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. Tergal lobe clearly bilobed and setose. Pseudoteguminal lobes broad and rounded, not very high, similar to
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E.
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</emphasis>
; pseudoteguminal arms strongly sclerotised, both dorsal and ventral arms present; dorsal arms short and broad with a pointed tip, curved outwards (pointed straight up in unmounted specimens); ventral arms overall similar to
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E.
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, long and slender, with a well-defined outer margin, arms synclerotised ventrally terminating in two small, sclerotised tips. Intermediate plate small and narrow, synclerotised with dorso-basal corner of the pseudoteguminal lobe. Valva slightly upwards curved, relatively broad; sacculus short; a strong, sclerotised, inwards-downwards curved tooth present disto-dorsally on sacculus.
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Trulleum overall similar to
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E.
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: bilobed at base, attached basally to the base of juxta by a narrow, membranous connection; attached high on the ventral pseudoteguminal arms by a narrow membranous connection. Juxta similar to
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E.
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; deeply cup shaped with a basal ridge. Phallus very long, approximately
<date id="6E4D1062FFA8FFFFFB5B6234B32F82BE" box="[1260,1289,871,896]" pageId="19" pageNumber="320">6x</date>
height of the genitalia. Vinculum and saccus broad U-shape with a flat dorsal cross-ridge and a U-shaped sulcus separating vinculum proper and the apodemal vinculum (sensu Nielsen &amp; Kristensen 1989).
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA8FFFFFF706287B73882D3" bold="true" box="[199,286,980,1005]" pageId="19" pageNumber="320">Female</emphasis>
: Unknown.
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<emphasis id="2887EAB0FFA8FFFFFF7062A4B71D852E" bold="true" box="[199,315,1015,1040]" pageId="19" pageNumber="320">Remarks.</emphasis>
Females are unknown, and nothing is known about the biology of the species. But an additional label on the
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reads: “cultivated area/disturbed montane forest UNCEN-ZMA Expedition
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2005”.
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