Asiobaccha bimaculata ( Keiser, 1952 ) Mengual, Ximo, 2016
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2016.1206634 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4333777 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B23987DC-FF89-FFD0-5E28-D79CFE33FE03 |
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Carolina |
scientific name |
Asiobaccha bimaculata ( Keiser, 1952 ) |
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comb. nov. |
Asiobaccha bimaculata ( Keiser, 1952) View in CoL comb. nov.
( Figure 5a, b, e View Figure 5 )
Baccha bimaculata Keiser, 1952: 161 View in CoL . Holotype: ♀, NMB. Type locality: Indonesia: Langgai . Baccha (Allobaccha) bimaculata View in CoL of Knutson et al. 1975: 321.
Differential diagnosis
Dark species with yellow face and scutellum ( Figure 5a, e View Figure 5 ), with broad alula, and infuscated wing, which is bare basally (including basal part of cell R) ( Figure 5b View Figure 5 ). It has a well-defined mesonotal collar, and the metatarsus is bicolourous ( Figure 5a View Figure 5 ). The most similar species is A. nubilipennis , but A. bimaculata differs from it by having tergum 3 black with two medial subtriangular yellow maculae, pointing anteriorly and not reaching lateral margins ( A. nubilipennis has a complete yellow fascia on tergum 3) and the colour of the pleural pollinosity (golden in bimaculata and white-yellow in nubilipennis ). Another characteristic to separate both species is the colouration of the metafemur; A. bimaculata has the metafemur dark brown with a yellow apex, while A. nubilipennis has a yellow metafemur with a medial dark annulus.
Variation. A paler specimen has metafemur yellow very basally and apically.
Length (N = 4). Body, 12.7 – 14.0 (13.2) mm; wing, 10.5 – 12.7 (11.3) mm.
Geographical distribution
Species known from Sumba Island.
Type locality
Indonesia: East Nusa Tenggara Province, Pulau Sumba, Sumba Tengah ( Central Sumba Regency GoogleMaps , Langgai GoogleMaps , 10°03’S, 120°28ʹ E.
Material examined
Type material. Holotype, female, deposited in the Naturhistorisches Museum (Basel, Austria) and labelled: ‘ TYPUS ’ [red] ‘C.- SUMBA // Langgai // 16.7.1949 // Expedition // Bühler-Sutter ’, ‘ HOLOTYPE // Asiobaccha // bimaculata // (Keiser) // det. X. Mengual 20 14’ [red] (specimen photographed). GoogleMaps Paratypes: ‘ PARA- // TYPUS ’, ‘C.- SUMBA // Langgaliru // 5.10.1949 // Expedition // Bühler-Sutter ’, ‘ PARATYPE // Asiobaccha // bimaculata // det. X. Mengual 20 14’ [yellow] [1♀, NMB]; ‘ PARA- // TYPUS ’, ‘O.- SUMBA // Lalukku // 7.7.1949 // Expedition // Bühler-Sutter ’, ‘ PARATYPE // Asiobaccha // bimaculata // det. X. Mengual 20 14’ [yellow] [1♀, NMB].
Nontype material. INDONESIA: East Nusa Tenggara Prov., Sumba, near Lewapaku, km 57 on Waingapu to Waikobubak road, 9 – 12 December 1985, J.D. Weintraub [1♀, USNM, USNMENT 00890789 About USNM ] .
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Asiobaccha bimaculata ( Keiser, 1952 )
Mengual, Ximo 2016 |
Baccha bimaculata
Knutson LV & Thompson FC & Vockeroth JR 1975: 321 |
Keiser F 1952: 161 |