Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980
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4. Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL
( Figs. 29–40 View FIGURES 29 – 40 )
Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL . Insects of Hawaii: 117. Type locality: China: Kwantung, Yim Na San.
Sepedon oriens Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL . Insects of Hawaii: 119. Type localities: China: Szechuan ; Philippines: Luzon; Japan: Yamagata .
Diagnosis. Male ( Fig. 29 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Body dark brown without metallic luster. Both oval velvety black orbital spots and velvety black parafacial spots between eye and antenna present ( Fig. 30–31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Frons with pair of posterior orbital setae. Antennal scape and pedicel yellowish brown, antennal flagellum black except basally yellow ( Fig. 30 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Mesonotum brown with two or three darker brown longitudinal stripes ( Fig. 31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). One pair of apical scutellar setae present ( Fig. 31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Hind femur with distinct ventral spines. Hind tibia yellow with brown rings in middle and apical portion ( Fig. 32 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Wing hyaline and immaculate, both anterior and posterior crossveins darker. Posterior crossvein straight ( Fig. 33 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Female similar to male in external characters except terminalia.
Male terminalia: Sternum 5 divided into two transversely subquadrate sclerites ( Fig. 34 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Cercus elongated, rod-like ( Fig. 35 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Surstylus short, semicircular and fused medially ( Fig. 35–36 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Hypandrium symmetrical, tapering to apex ( Figs 37–38 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Aedeagus and apodemes as shown in Figs. 39–40 View FIGURES 29 – 40 .
Specimens examined. CHINA: Beijing: 100 m, 1961. VIII. 30, Shu-Yong Wang ( 1♂, IZCAS), 1957 . V. 16, Fa-Sheng Li (-, CAU), 1957 . V. 16, Fa-Sheng Li (1♀, CAU), 1957. V. 31, Song-He Ying (1♀, IZCAS), 1957. VI. 10, Song-He Ying (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 1957. VII. 1, Song-He Ying (4♂, IZCAS), 1961. IX. 6, Fa-Sheng Li (2♂, CAU), 1961. VIII. 30, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 1962. VII. 5, Fa-Sheng Li (2♀, CAU), 1963. VI. 3, Xiu- Chang Zhang (1♂, CAU), 1963. VII. 3, Ji-Kun Yang (2♂, CAU), 1963. VII. 3, Rong-Hua Cao (1♂, CAU), 1964. VII. 7, Ji-Kun Yang (1♂, CAU), 1972. VI. 23, collectors unknown (1♀, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 11, Yong-Shan Shi (1♂, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 21, Shi-Xiu Zhou (1♀, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 26, Shi-Xiu Zhou (1♂, IZCAS), 1979. VI. 28, He- Ming Chen (1♂, CAU), 1979. VI. 29, He-Ming Chen (1♂, CAU), 2003. VIII. 21, Li Zhu (11♂10♀, BNHM), 2004. VI. 3, Xing-Yue Liu (1♀, CAU), 2009. IX. 3, Zhang Ping 1♂, (CAU), 2009. IX. 6, Jian-Mei Xu (1♀, CAU), 255 m, 2013. VIII. 17, Li Zhu (4♂4♀, BNHM), 255 m, 2013. VIII. 17, Xiu-Ling Sun (1♀, B NHM), 50 m, 1957. V. 15, Su (1♂, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. IX. 18, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. VIII. 31, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. X. 17, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 700 m, 1962. VI. 18, Chun-Guang Wang ( 1♂, IZCAS). Fujian: Chong’an , 240 m, 1960 . VII. 17, Zuo Yong (1♂, IZCAS), 500–640 m, 1960. V. 21, Cheng-Lin Ma (1♀, IZCAS), 740 m, 1960. VI. 13, Zuo Yong (1♂, IZCAS), 740–910 m, 1960. V. 25, Yi-Ran Zhang (1♀, IZCAS), 740–910 m, 1960. V. 25, Zuo Yong (1♀, IZCAS), 900 m, 1960. VIII. 4, Zuo Yong ( 1♂, IZCAS); Fuzhou , 10 0–200 m, 1960 . III. 8, Sheng-Qiao Jiang ( 1♂, IZCAS); Jianyang , 270–390 m, 1960 . IV. 5, Cheng-Lin Ma (1♂, IZCAS), 800–1050 m, 1960. IV. 26, Cheng-Lin Ma ( 1♂, IZCAS). Guangxi: 230 m, 1963 . IV. 11, Yong-Shan Shi ( 1♂, IZCAS). Guizhou: Anshun , 1987 . VIII. 16, Ji-Kun Yang ( 1♂, CAU); Dasha River , 1200–1500 m, 2004 . VIII. 20, Ya-Jun Zhu ( 1♂, CAU); Heyan , 920 m, 2007 . IX. 29, Yu-Si Cui ( 1♀, CAU); Pingyang , 2005 . VI. 3, Zhang ( 1♀, CAU). Hebei: Xinglong , 2003 . VIII. 20, Li Zhu ( 11♂ 4♀, BNHM). Henan: Xinyang , 1997 . VII. 12, Li Zhu ( 1♂ 3♀, CAU). Hubei: Shennongjia , 1700 m, 1984 . VI. 29, Ji-Kun Yang ( 3♂, CAU); Xingshan , 1400 m, 1994 . V. 6, You- Wei Zhang ( 1♀, IZCAS). Shaanxi: 1962 . VIII. 13, Fa-Sheng Li ( 1♂, CAU); Fengxian , 1 994 . VII. 8, Jian-Zhen Dong ( 1♀, IZCAS); Qinling , 1980 . X. 1, Zhou Yao ( 1♂, NAFU). Shandong: Qingdao, 1960. IV, collectors unknown ( 1♂ 1♀, IZCAS); Yantai , 2004 . VI. 26, Dong Hui (1♂, CAU), 2004. VI. 26, Kui-Yan Zhang (1♂, CAU), 2004. VI. 26, Li-Li Zhang ( 3♂ 1♀, CAU). Sichuan: Mount Emei , 1987 . VII. 24, Li Qiang (1♂, CAU), 550–750 m, 1957. IV. 8, Fu-Xing Zhu (1♀, IZCAS), 550–750 m, 1957. V. 6, You-Cai Lu ( 1♀, IZCAS). Yunnan: Dali , 1981 . V. 14, Ji-Kun Yang ( 2♀, CAU); Jinghong , 540 m, 1957 . III. 11, Shu-Yong Wang ( 2♂ 2♀, IZCAS); Kunming , 1900 m, 1955 . III. 21, Shu-Yong Wang ( 1♀, IZCAS); Lijiang , 2700 m, 1998 . VI. 14, Le-Yi Zheng ( 1♂, NKU); Tengchong , 1951 . V. 20, Xing-Yue Liu (1♀, CAU), 2006. V. 20, Ya-Jun Zhu ( 1♂, CAU); Xiaguan , 1800 m, 1955 . V. 4, Shu- Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 2010 m, 1981. V. 13, Fa-Sheng Li ( 1♂, CAU); Xishaungbanna , 650 m, 1958 . IV. 6, Chun-Pei Hong (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958. IV. 6, Xu-Wu Meng (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958. V. 9, Zhi-Xin Chen (1♂, IZCAS), 750 m, 1958. V. 31, Yi-Ran Zhang (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1957. III. 18, Shu-Yong Wang (1♀, IZCAS), 850 m, 1957. IV. 3, Shu-Yong Wang ( 1♀, IZCAS); Zhenkang , 1620 m, 1955 . V. 10, Tian-Rong Huang ( 1♂ 1♀, IZCAS). Zhejiang: Tianmushan, 1961. IX. Collectors unknown ( 1♂ 1♀, CAU).
Distribution. China ( Hebei, Beijing, Shandong, Henan, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Hubei, Guangxi, Fujian); South and North Korea, Japan, Philippines ( Rozkošný et al., 2010).
Remarks. This species is very similar to S. spinipes externally but has conspicuously different male terminalia. As for non-genitalic characters, Rozkošný et al. (2010) described in detailed the differences between S. noteoi and S. spinipes .
Steyskal (1980) mentioned in his original description that the hind tibia is yellow with brown rings in the middle and apical portions. We examined 140 specimens ( 83 males, 57 females) of S. noteoi and found that nearly all specimens had brown rings in the hind tibia. Thus we consider this character to be a constant and useful one in part because the hind tibia of the similar S. spinipes is concolorous yellow and lacks brown rings; thus this can be used to easily separate the two species, as shown in couplet 7 in the key.
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Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980
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Sepedon noteoi
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Sepedon oriens
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