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George Poinar, Jr. private collection (
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<emphasis id="B96F920CFFCF140CFF04831D12FFFA90" bold="true" box="[199,477,1337,1362]" pageId="6" pageNumber="47">Published illustrations:</emphasis>
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, 28, figs 13.
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The amber piece is roughly elliptical in shape (27 × 16 ×
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. The specimen is entirely intact with most of the mouthparts and legs visible, and it is exceptional in that the wings are spread allowing the examination of the venation and showing a hint of raised scales. The elongate external portion of the valvae of the genitalia can also be observed.
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provide a detailed description and illustrations of the moth. The authors place the fossil with certainty in the extant subfamily
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based on the presence of the following characters: a generalized wing venation with hindwing veins M
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widely distant, raised scale tufts on the forewing, and elongate valvae. Unfortunately, the most compelling morphological character that supports the monophyly of the subfamily is the presence of a deep longitudinal invagination on the male valva holding a hairpencil arising from the eighth abdominal segment (
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), which is not visible on the fossil moth.
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In the molecular phylogeny of
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by
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,
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was not recovered as monophyletic, and a paraphyletic
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was chosen as the working hypothesis.
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Regier
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confirmed that
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(as monophyletic or paraphyletic) are the most basal tortricid lineage and recognized the division of the subfamily into three tribes:
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plus a monophyletic
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+ Chlidanotini, with
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as the first lineage to diverge.
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Fagua
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also recovered a paraphyletic
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as the basal-most lineages of
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.
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exclude the moth from Chlidanotini and
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because of differences in the morphology diagnostic of these tribes (e.g., members of these tribes lack raised scales of the forewing and most have conspicuously thickened antennae). Characters indicating that the moth likely belongs to
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include the termination of vein R
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before the apex of the wing found in many
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; the presence of raised scales on the forewing, and the presence of elongate valvae in the male genitalia. However, the authors consider the assignment of the fossil specimen to this tribe tentative because the most convincing synapomorphies of the tribe are in the male genitalia, which are not visible in the fossil specimen. Nonetheless, we consider this specimen to be a member of
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.
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<emphasis id="B96F920CFFCE140DFF0487B212A5FE6D" box="[199,391,406,431]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="48">Polyvena horatis</emphasis>
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was used by
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Fagua
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(2017)
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to give a minimum age to
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. This use of the fossil is problematic because, as noted above, the subfamily is not monophyletic.
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Fagua
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. (2017)
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chose to place the calibration point at the crown of
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following the suggestion by
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that the moth could belong in this tribe.
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Currently,
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<emphasis id="B96F920CFFCE140DFE8384021122FDFD" box="[320,512,550,575]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="48">Polyvena horatis</emphasis>
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is one of the most thoroughly described fossil tortricids. Although the specimen does not display the full suite of characters characteristic of
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or
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, the visible characters are in favor of this placement.
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