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038B87CC4A0E9B0CFCF0F85D39D4F93B.text	038B87CC4A0E9B0CFCF0F85D39D4F93B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Coccothera quadropunctata Larsen 2023	<html xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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            <p> Coccothera quadropunctata spec. nov. (Figs 1–3). </p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: D89FD1CD-590C-466D-8092-4851E56D1E0F</p>
            <p>Material examined</p>
            <p>  Holotype: ♀, Republic of South Africa: Limpopo Province, 20 km. WNW Bela-Bela,  Leopard Cove , 24˚50′36″S 28˚07′09″E, 1265 m. 15–17.xi.2022, leg. K. Larsen &amp; A. Kingston, coll. KL, later ZMUC. </p>
            <p>  Paratypes: 2♀, Zimbabwe: Masvingo,  Munze Forest Lodge, 20˚08'21"S 31˚03'58"E, 1090 m. 21–25.xi. 2017, leg. A. Cipolla  ,   T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL.  Gen. prep  . ♀ 4865 KL.   1♂, RSA: Gauteng,  Soutpan , 6– 19.ii.2016 leg. J. &amp; W. de Prins.   BOLDsystems: Sample JB 5, RMCA, ENT 000007230 (  Accessed 18.x.2023)  . </p>
            <p>Description</p>
            <p>Imago: (Fig. 1). Wingspan 13–14 mm. Head and thorax grey with diffuse weak white tipped scales. Abdomen grey. Underside of thorax and abdomen unicolored light grey. Antenna less than half length of forewing, grey with fine lighter rings. Labial palps short, grey. Legs light grey like the abdomen, but the last segment of the legs ringed black. Spurs rather large.</p>
            <p>Forewings: Elongate triangular with slightly indented termen, ground colour dark grey with intense light strigulation. The pattern is dominated by a row of four circular spots from the base until two thirds of the wing as a dividing bar. The spots are ringed black with a centre of lead shining scales. After this curved bar of spots there is a diffuse speculum reaching half the wing, black edged and with a few shining scales. From the speculum and towards the termen there are a series of fine black lines and from the inner line of speculum there are five long black lines parallel with the last two spots. A series of diffuse costal strigula at the final two thirds of costa. Termen with a fine black basal line, cilia greyish brown.</p>
            <p>Hind wings: Brown with a series of black hair scales along the ribs at the inner half of the wing. A fine brown basal line, cilia light brown with scattered black scales at the inner half of the wing.</p>
            <p>Underside of wings grey with a series of lighter costal strigula on the forewing.</p>
            <p>Female genitalia: (Figs 2 &amp; 3). Labium short, apophyses of equal length. Sterigma weak, cup shaped, lamella postvaginalis very weak but with a few hairy scales and scale sockets. Subgenital plate cone shaped, indented dorsally. Strong and broad sclerotised folds along the lateral edges of tergum seven. Ostium round, indented with a slightly stronger sclerotisation. Ductus bursa very fragile at both sides of ostium. Bursa with two thorn-like signa.</p>
            <p>Male genitalia: The male is unknown.</p>
            <p>  Results of DNA analysis: Two specimens were analysed.  Coccothera sp. JB5 sample ID: RMCA ENT 000007230 and TLMF Lep. 26292.  Barcode index number registry for BOLD: ACM9720 shows maximum and average distance at 1.12% and distance to nearest neighbor at 5.3%.  Distance model:  Pairwise distance; marker: COI- 5P. Pairwise deletion. (BOLD: Guelph, Canada accessed 30.x.2023)  . </p>
            <p>Diagnosis</p>
            <p> C. quadropunctata spec. nov. is defined by its larger size, and the four circular spots placed in a row from the base to two thirds of the wing as a dividing bar of the wing. The spots are black with a lead-coloured shining centre. The female genitalia are very characteristic for the genus  Coccothera with a weak sterigma, a fragile and very long ductus bursa and a characteristic subgenital sternite. This species is defined by the shape of the subgenital sternite and the strong and broad sclerotised folds along the lateral edges of tergum seven. </p>
            <p>Biology</p>
            <p>Only the three mentioned female specimens are known collected in November at light. Localities are rather dense forest savannah. Host plant is unknown.</p>
            <p>The type locality at Leopard Cove is illustrated in Fig. 4.</p>
            <p>Distribution</p>
            <p>South Africa: Limpopo province.</p>
            <p>Zimbabwe: Masvingo district.</p>
            <p>Etymology</p>
            <p> The species is named after the characteristic row of four circular spots dividing the forewing. Until now a unique feature seen in African  Tortricidae . </p>
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038B87CC4A0C9B0AFF4BF926390CFE53.text	038B87CC4A0C9B0AFF4BF926390CFE53.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Coccothera cipollana Larsen 2023	<html xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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            <p> Coccothera cipollana spec. nov. Figs 5–9. </p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 819084DE-53C0-4BA3-9FC6-F274703366BD</p>
            <p>Material examined</p>
            <p>  Holotype: ♀, Zimbabwe: Masvingo,  Munze Forest Lodge, 20˚08'21"S 31˚03'58"E, 1090 m. 21–25.xi. 2017, leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL later ZMUC. Gen. prep. ♀ 4863 KL. </p>
            <p>  Paratypes: ♂ &amp; ♀ Zimbabwe: Masvingo,  Munze Forest Lodge, 20˚08'21"S 31˚03'58"E, 1090 m. 21–25.xi. 2017, leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL  . 4 ♂: gen. prep. ♂ 4869 KL &amp; ♂ 4871 KL; 6 ♀: gen. prep. ♀ 4864 KL &amp; ♀ 4866 KL. </p>
            <p>Description</p>
            <p>Imago: (Figs 5–6). Wingspan ♂ 8 mm, ♀ 9–11 mm. Head, thorax and abdomen grey. Antenna about half the length of the forewing, dark grey and white ringed. Labial palps short and grey. Legs light grey like the abdomen, but the last segment of the legs ringed black. Spurs rather large and white.</p>
            <p>Forewings: Triangular with a slightly indented termen, ground colour dark brown to black. Basal blotch with numerous white marginal dots at costa and dorsum where the marginal dots have the twice the size. In the middle of the basal blotch the dots are organized in a series of about six stripes towards the median fascia. These stripes are ending in an elongated black edging of the antemedian fascia. Antemedian fascia and postmedian interfascia are shiny more or less violet and consisting of series of minute waved lines. The median fascia is broad narrowing towards the costa where there is a large square black spot. The rest of the median fascia is divided by about nine white stripes created of small white dots. The dorsal part with five stripes pointing towards the speculum, the centre part with four stripes pointing against the termen. Four costal strigula towards the apex, a dark subterminal blotch and the dividing’s and termen are dark orange- brown. Termen with a fine black dividing line, cilia orange-brown.</p>
            <p>Hindwings: Dark orange-brown, lighter towards the basal part. A scale pencil along the anal margin and small patches of darker grey scales in the cilia at the anal margin of the hindwing. The anal margin itself is slightly modified both in males and females. Underside of the wings are grey with a series of lighter costal strigula on the forewing.</p>
            <p>Male genitalia: (Fig. 7).</p>
            <p>Valva elongate with a large cucullus, hairy and with the characteristic small sclerotised thorn at the ventral side. From the base of sacculus some long sclerotized scales reaching about half the valvae. Pedunculus very weak, uncus short and simple, socii round indistinct, phallus bottle shaped with almost parallel sides at apex.</p>
            <p>Female genitalia: (Figs 8–9).</p>
            <p>Labium rather large. Apophyses posterior slender, apophyses anterior stronger and longer spatulate curved at apex. Sterigma weak, cup shaped, a little stronger sclerotised at the sides, lamella postvaginalis with hairy scales and scale sockets. Subgenital plate cone shaped, indented dorsally and rather broad. Short and slender sclerotised folds along the lateral edges of tergum seven. Ostium very weak, slightly more irregularly sclerotised at the sides. Ductus bursa long, thin and fragile especially before and after ostium, widening before bursa. Bursa large with two straight, rather big thorn-like signa.</p>
            <p>  Results of DNA analysis: One specimen has been analysed.  Coccothera sp. TLMF Lep 26291. Barcode index number registry for BOLD: ADO1668 shows distance to nearest neighbor at 6.6%.  Distance model:  Pairwise distance; marker: COI- 5P. Pairwise deletion. (BOLD: Guelph, Canada accessed 30.x.2023)  . </p>
            <p>Diagnosis</p>
            <p> Coccothera cipollana spec. nov. is defined by the structure of the white dots organised in stripes especially the direction of the stripes in the basal blotch and in the median fascia where the stripes are pointing in two directions. The male differs from other species by the shape of the valva and especially the large bottle shaped phallus and the long sclerotised scales from the base of sacculus. </p>
            <p>Biology</p>
            <p>  The species is only known from the eleven type specimens all collected in  November by light at  Munze Forest Lodge. The locality is dense savannah forest mainly with  Acacia species. Host plant is not known.  The type locality at Munze Forest Lodge is illustrated in Fig. 10  . </p>
            <p>Distribution</p>
            <p>Zimbabwe: Masvingo district.</p>
            <p>Etymology</p>
            <p>The species is named in honour of one of the collectors of the type series.</p>
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            <p> Coccothera bvumbana spec. nov. (Figs 11–15). </p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: DFA8E374-C87A-4B48-BD9F-3D49C1EA184A</p>
            <p>Material examined</p>
            <p>  Holotype: ♂, Zimbabwe: Manicaland, Honde Valley,  Nyanga , Aberfoyle Lodge. 18˚17'40"S 32˚58'08"E 12–15.xi. 2017, 850m leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL later ZMUC. Gen. prep. ♂ 4873 KL. </p>
            <p>  Paratypes: Zimbabwe. Manicaland: 18 km SE Mutare,  Bvumba Mt. 19˚03′33″S 32˚43′41″E, 2–6.xi.2016, 1360 m, leg. K. Larsen &amp; D. Agassiz, coll. KL. 1 ♂: gen. prep. ♂ 4874 KL; as above but leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL. gen. prep. ♀ 4904 KL  ;   Zimbabwe: Manicaland: Honde Valley, Nyanga,  Aberfoyle Lodge , 18˚17'40"S 32˚58'08"E, 12–15.xi. 2017, 850m, leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL. 2 ♀: gen. prep. ♀ 4875 KL &amp; ♀ 4878 KL  ;   Zimbabwe: Manicaland: Chipinge,  Chirinda Forest , S:20˚24'36"E; 32˚41'58", 19–20.xi.2017, 1170 m, leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL. 3 ♀: gen. prep. ♀ 4867 KL &amp; ♀ 4868 KL  ;   Democratic Republic of Congo: Province Orientale, Tshopo,  Yangambi Biosphere Reserve , 460 m, 0˚45′N 24˚30″E, 20.v.2012, leg. J. &amp; W. De Prins coll. KL, gen. prep. ♂ 4905 KL  . </p>
            <p>Description</p>
            <p>Imago: Figs. 11–12. Wingspan 9–11mm. Head and thorax black with yellowish tipped scales; abdomen dark grey. Underside of the head bordered with a large white patch of broad shining white scales: antenna about half the length of forewing, dark grey and dorsally white ringed; ventrally monochrome light grey. Labial palps black with white tipped scales, ventral side just white; legs dark grey and white dorsally, ventrally monochrome white; spurs white. Forewings: Triangular with slightly indented termen, ground color black. Basal blotch with numerous white dots organized as vertical stripe like structure at the dorsal half; Antemedian fascia and postmedian interfascia are shining violet and consisting of series of minute waved lines. Both fascia are more shiny and more defined in the female especially the dorsal part of the antemedian fascia is very large, triangular and strongly shiny. The median fascia is broad narrowing towards the costa where there is a large square black spot. The rest of the median fascia is divided by several more or less distinct white stripes consisting of small white dots. The dorsal part with five stripes pointing towards the speculum, the centre part with three stripes – one long, two shorter indistinct - pointing against the termen. Five costal strigula towards the apex, a dark subterminal blotch and the dividing’s and termen are orange-brown. Termen with a fine black dividing line, cilia orange-brown, at the short hook at the middle of termen, there is a small patch of dark scales especially visible from the underside.</p>
            <p>Females are generally darker and sharper in the pattern otherwise the same as the males.</p>
            <p>Hindwings: Dark orange-brown, lighter towards the basal part. A scale pencil along the anal margin and small patches of darker grey scales in the cilia at the anal margin of the hindwing. Cilia with a dark dividing line. Underside of wings dark grey in males, black in females with a series of lighter costal strigula on the forewing.</p>
            <p>Male genitalia: (Fig. 13).</p>
            <p>Valva strongly elongate with a pronounced cucullus, slightly hairy and with the characteristic very small sclerotised thorn at the ventral side. One valva is double the width of other, asymmetrical. At the base of the sacculus is a large area with scale sockets, pedunculus and uncus very weak, phallus bottle shaped and nearly the length of the valva with indented sides in the middle and at the apex widened.</p>
            <p>Female genitalia: (Figs 14–15).</p>
            <p>Labium rather large. Apophyses slender and at the same lengths. Sterigma very weak, flat, broad cup shaped, lamella postvaginalis very weak with some scale sockets. Subgenital plate cone shaped, weakly indented dorsally and rather broad. Strong and long sclerotised folds along the lateral edges of tergum seven. Ostium weak, slightly more irregular sclerotisation at the sides. Ductus bursa long, thin and fragile especially before and after the ostium, widening before the bursa. Bursa large with two strongly curved, narrow thorn like signa.</p>
            <p>  Results of DNA analysis: Two specimens were sequenced.  Coccothera sp. TLMF Lep 26293 and TLMF Lep 26294. Process ID number DEEUR 1823-18 &amp; 1824-18 shows average and maximum distance at 0.3% and distance to nearest neighbor at 6.9%.  Distance model:  Pairwise distance; marker: COI- 5P. Pairwise deletion. (BOLD: Guelph, Canada accessed 30.x.2023)  . </p>
            <p>Diagnosis</p>
            <p> Coccothera bvumbana spec. nov. is defined by the structure of the white dots organised in diffuse stripes. The wing pattern is more diffuse and the orange-brown pattern at the apex of the wing is rather pronounced. The male differs from other species by the asymmetrical shape of the valva, the cucullus and especially the large bottle shaped phallus with the indention in the middle. The females differ in the shape of the subgenital plate as it is less indented and the sterigma is more flat and less sclerotized. The ostium is slightly wider; the two thorns in the bursa are straight, narrower and less widened at the root. The apophyses are slender and of even lengths. </p>
            <p>Remarks</p>
            <p> Imagines of  C. bvumbana spec. nov. have a resemblance to other undescribed  Coccothera sp. with orange-brown patterns at the apex of the forewing, but they all have slightly different patterns and wing shape (Larsen in litt.). The species  Coccothera carolae (Razowski &amp; Trematerra, 2010) has likewise an orange-brown pattern at the apex of the forewing, but this pattern is bigger and also the postmedian fascia are different with a smaller shiny area. This species is described on the basis of one female, but the figures of the female genitalia are not sufficiently detailed and thus difficult to evaluate. Anyway, the general size and structure of the female genitalia of  C. carolae shows that it does not belong to the present described species. </p>
            <p>Biology</p>
            <p>The species is only known from the nine type specimens collected in May and November at light in four different localities. The localities are humid deciduous forest with a high level of species diversity. Host plant is unknown.</p>
            <p>The holotype locality at Honde Valley, Aberfoyle Lodge is illustrated in Fig. 16.</p>
            <p>Distribution</p>
            <p>Zimbabwe: Manicaland district.</p>
            <p>Democratic Republic of Congo: Province Orientale.</p>
            <p>Etymology</p>
            <p>The species is named after one of the paratype localities, which is a long-known area where many endemic species have been found.</p>
            <p>Material examined</p>
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                  Holotype: ♂, Zambia: Central province, Kabwe,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 28.45139/lat -14.345833)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=28.45139&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-14.345833">Mafundzalo</a>
                 , 14 º 20′45″S 28 º 27′5″E, 31.x.2018, 1148 m leg. A.J. Kingston &amp; P. Schmit coll. KL later ZMUC. Gen. prep. ♂ 4879 KL. 
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                  Paratypes: Cameroon: Garoua,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 12.824805/lat 8.393444)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=12.824805&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=8.393444">Faro National park</a>
                 , 8°23′36,4″ N 12°49′29,3″ E, 300 m, 28.iv–9.v.2005 leg K. Larsen &amp; T. Zandersen, coll. KL, 5 ♂ gen. prep. 4912 KL  ;  Tanzania: Morogoro, 1 km. E. Mikumi, 5.iii. 2000, 550 m. leg. M.Fibiger, H. Hacker, K.Larsen &amp; H.-P. Schreier coll. KL, 2 ♂ gen. prep. 4911 ♂ KL ;   Tanzania: Kigoma district,  Tubira forest , 13.x.1989, 1100 m, leg. A. Bjørnstad coll. NHMO, ♂ gen. prep. ♂ 4910 KL  ; 
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                  Zambia: Copperbelt province, Nsobe Game Camp, 8 km. E. of  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 28.751389/lat -13.373889)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=28.751389&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-13.373889">Mishikisbi</a>
                 , 13 o 22′26″S 28 o 45′05″E, 1256 m  . 
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            <p>1.xi.2018 leg. A. J. Kingston &amp; P. Schmit coll. KL ♂ gen. prep. ♂ KL.</p>
            <p>  Zimbabwe: Manicaland: Honde Valley, Nyanga,  Aberfoyle Lodge , 18˚17'40"S 32˚58'08"E, 12–15.xi. 2017, 850m, leg. A. Cipolla, T. Kingston &amp; K. Larsen, coll. KL. 1♂, 1♀ gen. prep. ♂ 4876 KL &amp; ♀ 4877 KL  . </p>
            <p>Description</p>
            <p>Imago: Figs 18–19. Wingspan ♂ 7–10mm, ♀ 10-11mm. Head and thorax brown to dark grey with yellowish to whitish tipped scales; abdomen light grey. Underside of the head bordered with a large white patch of broad shiny white scales: antenna about half the length of the forewing, dark grey and white ringed. Labial palps white with scattered darker scales; legs white with scattered darker scales, spurs white. Forewing triangular with a slightly indented termen, ground color dark brown to black. Basal blotch with numerous white dots organized as a vertical stripe-like structure. Antemedian fascia is weakly shiny at the costa and the postmedian interfascia is shiny violet mainly at the dorsal part and they consist of a series of minute waved lines. Antemedian fascia is more shiny and more defined in the female especially the dorsal part of the antemedian fascia which is larger, with parallel sides and shinier. The median fascia is broad narrowing towards the costa where there is a large square black spot. The rest of the median fascia is divided by several more or less distinct white stripes created by small white dots. The dorsal part is with more stripes pointing towards the speculum, the centre part with four stripes pointing against the termen. Four costal strigula towards apex. Termen with a fine black dividing line, cilia brown to grey. Area between antemedian fascia and the termen are dark brownish to black with diffusely arranged white tipped scales. Females are generally darker and more sharply contrasting patterning otherwise the same as the males.</p>
            <p>Hindwings dark brown, lighter towards basal part. A scale pencil along the anal margin and small patches of darker grey scales in the cilia at the anal margin of the hindwing. Cilia with a dark dividing line. Underside of wings dark grey to black with a series of lighter costal strigula on the forewing.</p>
            <p>Male genitalia: (Fig. 20).</p>
            <p>Valva short elongate cucullus with a hair patch and with the characteristic sclerotized thorn at the ventral side. Valva is nearly evenly broad and symmetrical. At the base of the sacculus there is a minor area with scale sockets, pedunculus and uncus very weak, phallus bottle shaped and a little longer than the lengths of the valva. Phallus is slightly indented in the middle gradually widening towards apex.</p>
            <p>Female genitalia: (Figs 21–22).</p>
            <p>Labium rather large with very long hair. Apophyses posterior longer than apophyses anterior, both very slender. Sterigma very weak, nearly not visible, flat and broad, lamella postvaginalis very weak with two longer patches of scale sockets. Subgenital plate cone shaped, weakly indented dorsally and rather broad. Sclerotized folds along the lateral edges of tergum seven is long and slender. Ostium very weak and hardly visible. Ductus bursa long, thin and fragile especially before and after ostium, widening before bursa. Bursa large with two long and narrow thorn like signa.</p>
            <p>Results of DNA analysis: One specimen was sequenced. Coccothera sp. TLMF Lep 26130. Process ID number DEEUR 2230-19. This record has been removed from the ID engine database because of suspected contamination or misidentification. (BOLD: Guelph, Canada accessed 30.x.2023). This means that the relation and distance cannot be figured out; otherwise the results are very different from the other species in this genus.</p>
            <p>Diagnosis</p>
            <p> C,  kingstoni spec. nov. is defined by the structure of the white dots organized in vertical stripes. The wing pattern is grey to black contrasting and the longer shiny area dorsally of the antemedian fascia is characteristic. The male differs from other species by the shape of the valva, short, evenly wide and with a larger thorn at cucullus. The bottle shaped phallus is longer than the valva and the indention is weaker. The females differ in the hairy labium, the very weak sterigma and the shape of the thorn like signa in the bursa. </p>
            <p>Biology</p>
            <p>The species is only known from the twelve type specimens collected from late March to the beginning of April and again in October to November at light in six different localities. The localities are drier savannah forest to more humid deciduous forest. Host plant is not known.</p>
            <p>  The paratype locality at Zambia,  Nsobe Game Camp is illustrated in Fig. 23  . </p>
            <p>Distribution</p>
            <p>Cameroon: Garoua region.</p>
            <p>Tanzania: Morogoro &amp; Kigoma districts.</p>
            <p> Zambia: Central province &amp; Copperbelt province. Zimbabwe: Manicaland district</p>
            <p>Etymology</p>
            <p>The species is named in honor of one of the collectors of the type series.</p>
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