Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980
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4. Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL
( Figs. 29–40 View FIGURES 29 – 40 )
Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL . Insects of Hawaii: 117. Type locality: China: Kwantung, Yim Na San.
Sepedon oriens Steyskal, 1980 View in CoL . Insects of Hawaii: 119. Type localities: China: Szechuan ; Philippines: Luzon; Japan: Yamagata .
Diagnosis. Male ( Fig. 29 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Body dark brown without metallic luster. Both oval velvety black orbital spots and velvety black parafacial spots between eye and antenna present ( Fig. 30–31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Frons with pair of posterior orbital setae. Antennal scape and pedicel yellowish brown, antennal flagellum black except basally yellow ( Fig. 30 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Mesonotum brown with two or three darker brown longitudinal stripes ( Fig. 31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). One pair of apical scutellar setae present ( Fig. 31 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Hind femur with distinct ventral spines. Hind tibia yellow with brown rings in middle and apical portion ( Fig. 32 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Wing hyaline and immaculate, both anterior and posterior crossveins darker. Posterior crossvein straight ( Fig. 33 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Female similar to male in external characters except terminalia.
Male terminalia: Sternum 5 divided into two transversely subquadrate sclerites ( Fig. 34 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Cercus elongated, rod-like ( Fig. 35 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Surstylus short, semicircular and fused medially ( Fig. 35–36 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Hypandrium symmetrical, tapering to apex ( Figs 37–38 View FIGURES 29 – 40 ). Aedeagus and apodemes as shown in Figs. 39–40 View FIGURES 29 – 40 .
Specimens examined. CHINA: Beijing: 100 m, 1961. VIII. 30, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 1957 . V. 16, Fa-Sheng Li (-, CAU), 1957 . V. 16, Fa-Sheng Li (1♀, CAU), 1957. V. 31, Song-He Ying (1♀, IZCAS), 1957. VI. 10, Song-He Ying (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 1957. VII. 1, Song-He Ying (4♂, IZCAS), 1961. IX. 6, Fa-Sheng Li (2♂, CAU), 1961. VIII. 30, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 1962. VII. 5, Fa-Sheng Li (2♀, CAU), 1963. VI. 3, Xiu- Chang Zhang (1♂, CAU), 1963. VII. 3, Ji-Kun Yang (2♂, CAU), 1963. VII. 3, Rong-Hua Cao (1♂, CAU), 1964. VII. 7, Ji-Kun Yang (1♂, CAU), 1972. VI. 23, collectors unknown (1♀, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 11, Yong-Shan Shi (1♂, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 21, Shi-Xiu Zhou (1♀, IZCAS), 1978. IV. 26, Shi-Xiu Zhou (1♂, IZCAS), 1979. VI. 28, He- Ming Chen (1♂, CAU), 1979. VI. 29, He-Ming Chen (1♂, CAU), 2003. VIII. 21, Li Zhu (11♂10♀, BNHM), 2004. VI. 3, Xing-Yue Liu (1♀, CAU), 2009. IX. 3, Zhang Ping 1♂, (CAU), 2009. IX. 6, Jian-Mei Xu (1♀, CAU), 255 m, 2013. VIII. 17, Li Zhu (4♂4♀, BNHM), 255 m, 2013. VIII. 17, Xiu-Ling Sun (1♀, B NHM), 50 m, 1957. V. 15, Su (1♂, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. IX. 18, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. VIII. 31, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 50 m, 1962. X. 17, Ru-Zhong Xie (1♂1♀, IZCAS), 700 m, 1962. VI. 18, Chun-Guang Wang (1♂, IZCAS). Fujian: Chong’an , 240 m, 1960 . VII. 17, Zuo Yong (1♂, IZCAS), 500–640 m, 1960. V. 21, Cheng-Lin Ma (1♀, IZCAS), 740 m, 1960. VI. 13, Zuo Yong (1♂, IZCAS), 740–910 m, 1960. V. 25, Yi-Ran Zhang (1♀, IZCAS), 740–910 m, 1960. V. 25, Zuo Yong (1♀, IZCAS), 900 m, 1960. VIII. 4, Zuo Yong (1♂, IZCAS); Fuzhou , 10 0–200 m, 1960 . III. 8, Sheng-Qiao Jiang (1♂, IZCAS); Jianyang , 270–390 m, 1960 . IV. 5, Cheng-Lin Ma (1♂, IZCAS), 800–1050 m, 1960. IV. 26, Cheng-Lin Ma (1♂, IZCAS). Guangxi: 230 m, 1963 . IV. 11, Yong-Shan Shi (1♂, IZCAS). Guizhou: Anshun , 1987 . VIII. 16, Ji-Kun Yang (1♂, CAU); Dasha River , 1200–1500 m, 2004 . VIII. 20, Ya-Jun Zhu (1♂, CAU); Heyan , 920 m, 2007 . IX. 29, Yu-Si Cui (1♀, CAU); Pingyang , 2005 . VI. 3, Zhang (1♀, CAU). Hebei: Xinglong , 2003 . VIII. 20, Li Zhu (11♂ 4♀, BNHM). Henan: Xinyang , 1997 . VII. 12, Li Zhu (1♂ 3♀, CAU). Hubei: Shennongjia , 1700 m, 1984 . VI. 29, Ji-Kun Yang (3♂, CAU); Xingshan , 1400 m, 1994 . V. 6, You- Wei Zhang (1♀, IZCAS). Shaanxi: 1962 . VIII. 13, Fa-Sheng Li (1♂, CAU); Fengxian , 1 994 . VII. 8, Jian-Zhen Dong (1♀, IZCAS); Qinling , 1980 . X. 1, Zhou Yao (1♂, NAFU). Shandong: Qingdao, 1960. IV, collectors unknown (1♂ 1♀, IZCAS); Yantai , 2004 . VI. 26, Dong Hui (1♂, CAU), 2004. VI. 26, Kui-Yan Zhang (1♂, CAU), 2004. VI. 26, Li-Li Zhang (3♂ 1♀, CAU). Sichuan: Mount Emei , 1987 . VII. 24, Li Qiang (1♂, CAU), 550–750 m, 1957. IV. 8, Fu-Xing Zhu (1♀, IZCAS), 550–750 m, 1957. V. 6, You-Cai Lu (1♀, IZCAS). Yunnan: Dali , 1981 . V. 14, Ji-Kun Yang (2♀, CAU); Jinghong , 540 m, 1957 . III. 11, Shu-Yong Wang (2♂ 2♀, IZCAS); Kunming , 1900 m, 1955 . III. 21, Shu-Yong Wang (1♀, IZCAS); Lijiang , 2700 m, 1998 . VI. 14, Le-Yi Zheng (1♂, NKU); Tengchong , 1951 . V. 20, Xing-Yue Liu (1♀, CAU), 2006. V. 20, Ya-Jun Zhu (1♂, CAU); Xiaguan , 1800 m, 1955 . V. 4, Shu- Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 2010 m, 1981. V. 13, Fa-Sheng Li (1♂, CAU); Xishaungbanna , 650 m, 1958 . IV. 6, Chun-Pei Hong (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958. IV. 6, Xu-Wu Meng (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958. V. 9, Zhi-Xin Chen (1♂, IZCAS), 750 m, 1958. V. 31, Yi-Ran Zhang (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1957. III. 18, Shu-Yong Wang (1♀, IZCAS), 850 m, 1957. IV. 3, Shu-Yong Wang (1♀, IZCAS); Zhenkang , 1620 m, 1955 . V. 10, Tian-Rong Huang (1♂ 1♀, IZCAS). Zhejiang: Tianmushan, 1961. IX. Collectors unknown (1♂ 1♀, CAU).
Distribution. China (Hebei, Beijing, Shandong, Henan, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Hubei, Guangxi, Fujian); South and North Korea, Japan, Philippines ( Rozkošný et al., 2010).
Remarks. This species is very similar to S. spinipes externally but has conspicuously different male terminalia. As for non-genitalic characters, Rozkošný et al. (2010) described in detailed the differences between S. noteoi and S. spinipes .
Steyskal (1980) mentioned in his original description that the hind tibia is yellow with brown rings in the middle and apical portions. We examined 140 specimens (83 males, 57 females) of S. noteoi and found that nearly all specimens had brown rings in the hind tibia. Thus we consider this character to be a constant and useful one in part because the hind tibia of the similar S. spinipes is concolorous yellow and lacks brown rings; thus this can be used to easily separate the two species, as shown in couplet 7 in the key.
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Sepedon noteoi Steyskal, 1980
Li, Zhu & Yang, Ding 2017 |
Sepedon noteoi
Steyskal 1980 |
Sepedon oriens
Steyskal 1980 |