Schreiteriana klagesi, 2021
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Schreiteriana klagesi |
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Schreiteriana klagesi
Yakovlev, Naydenov et Penco, sp.n.
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MATERIAL. Holotype, ♂, Fonte Boa [2°30´50´´ S / 66°05´45´´ W], Amazonas , [ Brazil] July 1906. (S. M. Klages) (Natural History Museum, London, individual number: NHMUK: 012832492, slide number NHMUK: 010315523); 9 ♂♂, paratypes, Fonte Boa, Amazonas, July 1906. (S. M. Klages) (Natural History Museum). GoogleMaps
DESCRIPTION. Length of fore wing of the holotype 14 mm (paratypes 13–14 mm). Head, thorax and abdomen light-brown. Antenna bipectinate in proximal half, in distal half crest processes very short, hardly noticeable. Crest processes is proximal half 2–3 times longer than antenna rod diameter. Fore wing light-brown, with small brown stroke in root area (at costal edge) and at top of discal cell, veins contrasting, brown, border brown, fringe brown, unicolorous. Hind wing light-brown without pattern, veins contrasting, brown, bor- der brown, fringe brown, unicolorous.
How to cite this article: Yakovlev R.V., Naydenov A.E., Penco F.C. 2021. Schreiteriana klagesi sp.n.
Male genitalia (Slides NHMUK: 010315523 and 010315524). Uncus long, with triangle base, pin-likely narrowing in medium third, apex spear-pointed; gnathos arms ribbon-like, relatively wide, smoothly narrowing from base to apex; gnathos absent; valve gradually narrowing from base to apex, relatively narrow, apex semicircular, costal edge almost smooth, abdominal edge (2/3 of its proximal part) wavy, with semicircular notches; juxta robust, semicircular, with long wide ribbon-like lateral processes; saccus semicircular, massive; phallus thick, of equal thickness throughout its length, slightly curved in medium third, with spirally curved big lamellar cornutus and a large zone of scabination in basal portions of vesica.
DIAGNOSIS. The new species differs clearly from all the known species of the genus in the series of characters: the light-brown color of the wings, the contrasting dark-brown veins and the wavy abdominal edge of the valve.
ETYMOLOGY. The new species is named after the collector of the type series, Samuel M. Klages (1875–1957), a well-known collector of South American birds and insects [ Kirwan et al. 2015].
DISCUSSION. Schreiteriana klagesi Yakovlev, Naydenov et Penco , sp. nov. was found in western Brazil (the province Amazonas), from where we previously described a new genus, Klagesiana Yakovlev, Naydenov et Penco, 2020 [ Yakovlev et al., 2020]. According to Morrone [2014], this locality is on the border of two biogeographical dominions – Boreal Brazilian (Imerí Province) and South Brazilian (Madeira Province). Both regions are characterized by a significant level of endemism in various groups of animals. The study of the specimens collected on the borders of biogeographical dominions, are of great importance for the further research of the borders of the biogeographical regions.
Acknowledgments. The author is grateful to Anna
Ustjuzhanina (Tomsk, Russia) for the help in translation of the paper. We thank also Geoff Martin, Alessandro Giusti
(London, Great Britain), and the Natural History Museum
Council of Trustees for the permission to publish the images of specimens deposited in the museum. We also express our gratitude to Xenia Proskuryakova (Moscow, Russia) for the assistance in making the genital preparations.
Competing interests. The authors declare no competing interests.
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