Tipula ( Vestiplex ) aestiva Savchenko, 1960
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https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1264.139740 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17993007 |
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Tipula ( Vestiplex ) aestiva Savchenko |
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Tipula ( Vestiplex) aestiva Savchenko View in CoL
Figs 19 View Figure 19 , 20 View Figure 20 , 21 View Figure 21
Tipula ( Vestiplex) aestiva Savchenko, 1960: 191; 1964: 215; Gao et al. 2023. View in CoL
Material examined.
China • Holotype ♂; Qinghai, south shore of Kuku-nor Lake ; August 1901; Kozlov leg.; ZIN • Paratype ♀; same data as for preceding; ZIN ; • Paratype ♂; Qinghai, Sogon-Gomba, I-chu River, up to Yangtze River ; July 1900; Kozlov leg.; ZIN ; • Paratype ♂; Qinghai; shore of Orin-nor Lake , Huang-he Basin; May – June 1901; Kozlov leg.; ZIN .
Additional material examined.
China • ♂ (in alcohol); Gansu, near Xiche (Labrang) ; 35°11.968'N, 102°33.545'E; alt. 2900 m; 23 May 2017; A. Saldaitis leg.; NRC; Specimen number NRCE 000090 ; genitalia dissected GoogleMaps .
Diagnosis.
Tipula ( V.) aestiva can be recognized by brownish-yellow body and elongated antenna reaching beyond base of abdomen.
Hypopygium (Figs 19 View Figure 19 – 21 View Figure 21 ). Tergite 9 forming a concave saucer-shaped plate (Figs 19 View Figure 19 , 20 A View Figure 20 ). The main body of tergal plate yellow, posterior margin emarginated with median U-shaped notch; lateral angles of plate rounded and blackened; anterior portion of tergal plate raised into narrow sclerotised border. Gonocoxite separated from sternite 9 by suture, in the shape of a large, nearly rectangular plate (Figs 19 View Figure 19 ; 20 B, C View Figure 20 ). Apex of gonocoxite terminating in dorsal and ventral blackened teeth. Outer gonostylus nearly leaf-shaped, narrow at base, rest of body flattened (Fig. 20 D View Figure 20 ). Inner gonostylus in the shape of slightly curved plate (Fig. 20 E – G View Figure 20 ), beak broadly blackened with tip rounded, lower beak absent; dorsal margin apically with short extension. Genital bridge with sclerite sp 2 small (Fig. 20 C View Figure 20 ), sclerites sp 1 fused at base forming V-shaped structure (Fig. 20 K View Figure 20 ). Adminiculum triangular in distal half with short wrinkled gonapophysies (Fig. 20 H, I View Figure 20 ). Apex ventrally produced into short denticle. Proctiger pale with small, uniform anal plates (Fig. 20 J View Figure 20 ). Sperm pump with central vesicle flattened (Fig. 21 A View Figure 21 ). Compressor apodeme with rounded median incision (Fig. 21 B View Figure 21 ). Posterior immovable apodeme extended, slightly flattened with additional short median lobes on inner side (Fig. 21 C View Figure 21 ). Anterior immovable apodeme nearly triangle. Aedeagus about 4.8 × as long as sperm pump, blackish brown except yellow apex. Apex with sagittal and frontal incisions, trident in shape (Fig. 21 A, D View Figure 21 ).
Remarks.
The identification of the specimen collected in Gansu Province is based on comparative analysis with type specimens and morphology of dissected genitalia. The male genital structures of the male from Gansu are identical to that of the dissected paratype ( Starkevich 2012, fig. 40; illustrations are also available in Oosterbroek 2024), including details of sperm pump having a specific median lobe on the inner side of the posterior immovable apodeme.
No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.
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Tipulinae |
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Vestiplex |
Tipula ( Vestiplex ) aestiva Savchenko
| Starkevich, Pavel, Men, Qiu-Lei, Saldaitis, Aidas & Valavičiūtė-Pocienė, Kristina 2025 |
Tipula ( Vestiplex ) aestiva
| Savchenko EN 1964: 215 |
| Savchenko EN 1960: 191 |
| Gao et al. 2023 |
