Octavius piriensis ( Kistner, 1967 )
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5299545 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5307042 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03CD1A4E-FFC5-FE13-BBEE-FC4EA19FFA85 |
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Marcus |
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Octavius piriensis ( Kistner, 1967 ) |
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Octavius piriensis ( Kistner, 1967) View in CoL
Turellus piriensis Kistner, 1967: 60 View in CoL Octavius piriensis: PUTHZ (1980: 27) View in CoL ; PUTHZ (1986: 199); PUTHZ (2006: 22).
Type locality. South Africa, Eastern Cape, Pirie Forest.
Material examined. SOUTH AFRICA: EASTERN CAPE: Cape: Isidenge Forest , 32.41 S – 27.16 E, sifting, 14.xi.1987, E-Y: 2511, leg. Endrödy-Younga, 15933254 ♀♀, partly stored in alcohol ( TMSA, JJRC) GoogleMaps ; Cape, Amatole, Isidenge , block B1, 32.41 S – 27.14 E, indig. logs & fungi, 15.xi.1987, E-Y: 2514, leg. Endrödy-Younga, 1♀ ( TMSA) GoogleMaps ; Cape, Pirie Forest Station , 32.43 S – 27.17 E, indigenous forest litter, 8.xii.1987, E-Y: 2560, leg. Endrödy-Younga, 3033, 32♀♀ ( TMSA, JJRC) GoogleMaps .
Distribution. Octavius piriensis has been recorded from Pirie and Isidenge Forest.
Note. Aedeagi of all series are identical with types (see Fig. 14 View Figs in JANÁK 2007).
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Transvaal Museum |
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Octavius piriensis ( Kistner, 1967 )
| Janák, JiĜí 2014 |
Turellus piriensis
| PUTHZ V. 2006: 22 |
| PUTHZ V. 1986: 199 |
| PUTHZ V. 1980: ) |
| KISTNER D. H. 1967: 60 |