Oecetis molecul, Malicky, Hans, Melnitsky, Stanislav I. & Ivanov, Vladimir D., 2016
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4066.1.10 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:5145B19D-25F8-42C4-B12F-BCD61070D443 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6058503 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F1CD05-B80D-4108-479E-C61FFC508079 |
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Oecetis molecul |
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sp. nov. |
Oecetis molecul new species ( Figs. 2 View FIGURE 2 D–H)
Holotype: male. Body and wings light yellow. Segments of antennae dark, narrow: first segment of each antenna swollen, second segment very short and round, third segment slender, almost twice as long as first. Hair coverage of antennae partially lost. Pattern and coloration on forewing as in Oecetis hades ( MALICKY 2010, 273). Forewing length (damaged in this specimen) approximately 8 mm.
Male genitalia: Ventral part of segment IX long, tall, almost rectangular, dorsal part short. Segment X very long, slender, and pointed in dorsal and lateral views. Superior appendages extending posterodorsad from dorsal margin of ventral part of segment IX and smoothly curved backward in crescent shape, long and slender, with wide base tapering to sharp apex. Inferior appendages short, thick, directed upwards, with small posterobasal angle in lateral view; thumb-like, straight, obtuse, with truncate apices in ventral view. Aedeagus rounded, stumpy, asymmetrical, with large, strongly curved sclerite and posterior projection from right side.
This new species is a member of the Oecetis antennata Group (MALICKY 2005) and is especially similar to Oecetis purucha SCHMID 1995. The new species differs from the latter by the pointed apex of tergum X, by the larger posterobasal angle of each inferior appendage defined by a deeper and broader excision in lateral view and more nearly digitate appearance in ventral view, and by the single strongly curved sclerite of the aedeagus (apex of tergum X blunt, inferior appendages each with a very small posterobasal angle defined by a shallow and narrow excision in lateral view and shorter and thicker in ventral view, and the 2–3 slightly curved sclerites of the aedeagus in O. purucha ).
Holotype male: INDONESIA, Lombok, Bentek, Kali Segara River, 08º23.654´S, 116º11.388´E, height 83 m, UV light traps, 31 August 2012, leg. MELNITSKY.
Distribution. Indonesia (Lombok Island).
Derivatio nominis. Random combination of letters.
Taxa (family or species) Found in localities (Loc.) RHYACOPHILIDAE STEPHENS 1836
Rhyacophila anakbatukau MALICKY1995
Rhyacophila curvata MORTON 1900
GLOSSOSOMATIDAE WALLENGREN 1891
Agapetus abbreviatus ULMER 1913 Loc.1: 30 males, numerous females; Loc.2: 43 males, 2 female; Loc.3: numerous males, numerous females; Loc.5: 4 males HYDROPTILIDAE STEPHENS 1836
* Hydroptila dayung WELLS & HUISMAN 1992 Loc.1: 1 male Hydroptila rahel MALICKY, Ivanov & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.3: 16 males, 4 females Hydroptila rumpun WELLS & HUISMAN 1992
* Hydroptila sphinx MALICKY & CHANTARAMONGKOL 2007 Loc.3: 1 male Microptila innokentiyi MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Microptila rinjani MALICKY, Ivanov & MELNITSKY 2011
Orthotrichia curvata ULMER 1951 Loc.3: 1 male Orthotrichia jethran MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Scelotrichia jari Wells & HUISMAN 1993 Loc.5: 8 males Scelotrichia milka MALICKY, IVANOV & ELNITSKY 2011
Scelotrichia nikolayi MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.5: 1 male Scelotrichia saranganica ULMER 1951 Loc.5: 4 males * Plethus berbulu WELLS 1993 Loc.1: 1 male; Loc.2: 4 males Plethus cruciatus ULMER 1951
Parastactobia duatali WELLS & MALICKY 1997 Loc.2: 1 male Stactobia bersisik WELLS 1993
Stactobia germani MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.1: 2 males PHILOPOTAMIDAE STEPHENS 1829
* Chimarra ard MALICKY 2008 Loc.1: 4 males, numerous females; Loc.2: 1 male; Loc.3: 7 males, numerous females; Loc.5: 4 males Chimarra batukaua MALICKY 1995 Loc.2: 2 males Chimarra briseis MALICKY 1998
Chimarra mahalaleel MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Gunungiella aguha MELNITSKY & IVANOV 2010 Loc.2: 18 males, 3 females PSEUDONEURECLIPSIDAE ULMER 1951
Pseudoneureclipsis ramosa ULMER 1913 Loc.2: 2 females ECNOMIDAE ULMER 1903
* Ecnomus hesiod MALICKY & LAUDEE 2010 Loc.4: 1 male Ecnomus jethet MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
PSYCHOMYIIDAE View in CoL WALKER 1852
......continued on the next page Taxa (family or species) Found in localities (Loc.) Psychomyia feuerborni ULMER 1951 Loc.2: 4 males; Loc.5: 2 males Tinodes kawiensis MALICKY 1995
Tinodes luhurensis View in CoL MALICKY 1995 Loc.2: 1 male Tinodes mataram MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.1: 4 males; Loc.2: 2 males, 2 females Tinodes methusael MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Tinodes zibeon MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
HYDROPSYCHIDAE CURTIS 1835
Diplectrona aurovittata ULMER1906 Loc.2: 1 male Potamyia flavata BANKS 1934 Loc.3: 2 males, 5 females; Loc.4: 6 males, 31 females Cheumatopsyche dodan MALICKY & MEY 2009 Loc.1: 1 male; Loc.2: 1 male Cheumatopsyche lucida ULMER 1907 Loc.4: numerous females Cheumatopsyche misma MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Cheumatopsyche sindanggala MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.3: numerous males, numerous females Hydropsyche didyma View in CoL MEY 1999
Hydropsyche renschi View in CoL MEY 1999 Loc.3: 8 males Hydropsyche saranganica View in CoL ULMER 1951 Loc.5: 3 males Hydropsyche sasakorum MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011 Loc.2: 1 male; Loc.3: 2 males Hydropsyche sinear MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
Hydropsyche staphylostirpis View in CoL MEY 1998
LEPIDOSTOMATIDAE ULMER 1903
Lepidostoma diehli WEAVER 1989 Loc.1: 2 males, 1 female; Loc.2: 2 males, 9 females; Loc.5: 1 female Lepidostoma lombokensis MALICKY, IVANOV & MELNITSKY 2011
GOERIDAE ULMER 1903
Goera conclusa ULMER 1905 Loc.1: 1 male, 1 female Gastrocentrides sumatranus ULMER 1930
LEPTOCERIDAE LEACH 1815
Adicella byblis MALICKY 1998 Loc.1: 1 male; Loc.2: 2 males, 2 females † Adicella carmen new species Loc.2: 1 male Adicella evadne SCHMID 1994
Adicella kanake MALICKY & CHANTARAMONGKOL 2002
Setodes karnyi ULMER 1930 Loc.1: 1 male Setodes klakahanus ULMER 1951 Loc.1: 1 male, 2 females; Loc.3: 60 males, 25 females; Loc.4: 3 males, 10 females Setodes larentia MALICKY & CHANTARAMONGKOL 2006
* Oecetis hemerobioides (MCLACHLAN 1866) Loc.3: 8 females; Loc.4: 1 male, 7 females Oecetis kyparissos MALICKY 2005
† Oecetis molecul new species Loc.3: 1 male
......continued on the next page Taxa (family or species) Found in localities (Loc.) Oecetis pelops MALICKY 2006 Loc.1: 1 male; Loc.2: 1 male Oecetis tripunctata FABRICIUS 1793
Tagalopsyche brunnea ULMER 1905
Triplectides indica WALKER 1852
CALAMOCERATIDAE ULMER 1905
Ganonema fuscipenne ALBARDA 1881 Loc.2: 1 female; Loc.5: 2 females Total: 12 families, 29 genera, 68 species 40 species
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