Macropsis ochotonaria Tishechkin, 1994
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Macropsis ochotonaria Tishechkin, 1994 |
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4. Macropsis ochotonaria Tishechkin, 1994 View in CoL
Figs 2 View Figs 1–4 , 12–15 View Figs 7–32 , 59–61.
DISTRIBUTION. Southern Siberia from Tyva to Transbaikalia, Amur Oblast (valley of the Zeya River), Northern Mongolia ( Fig. 2 View Figs 1–4 ) .
HOST. Willows from the section Helix : S. ledebouriana Trautv. , S. miyabeana Seemen.
REMARKS. Distinctly differs from closely related M. leporina Tishechkin, 1997 in the male calling signal pattern and host specialisation, but is indistinguishable from it in morphological traits. Thus, identification of collection material without exact data on host plant is impossible. For this reason, we provide common distribution map, drawings and photos for these two species.
Dlabola [1965, 1967b, d] records the European species, M. marginata (Herrich-Schäffer, 1836) from Central Aimak of Mongolia. Judging by the drawings in Dlabola [1965], these records should be referred to M. ochotonaria or M. leporina . The reason for misidentification could be the fact that these two species have the same range of colour variations as M. marginata , including very distinctive blackyellow form ( Figs 12–15 View Figs 7–32 ).
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