Nola atomosa (Bremer, 1861), 2021

Õunap, Erki, Choi, Sei-Woong, Matov, Alexey & Tammaru, Toomas, 2021, Description of Nola estonica sp. nov., with comparison to N. aerugula and N atomosa stat. rev. (Lepidoptera, Nolidae, Nolinae), Zootaxa 5082 (5), pp. 401-424 : 411

Nola atomosa (Bremer, 1861) stat. rev.

( Figures 19–30 , 45–46 , 52–53 , 56 )

Glaphyra atomosa Bremer, 1861 , Bulletin de l’Académie Impériale des sciences de St-Petersbourg 3: 491. LT: Amur, Russian Federation

= Nola candidalis Staudinger, 1892 , Mémoires sur les Lépidoptères 6: 258. TL: Amur, Russian Federation syn. nov.

= Nola shin Inoue, 1982 , Moths of Japan: 661. TL: Shibecha, Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan syn. nov.

Figures

FIGURES 19–42. External habitus of Nola spp. Dorsal view. 19–30. Nola atomosa (Bremer) stat. rev. 31–42. Nola aerugula (Hübner). 19. ♂, LECTOTYPE of Glaphyra atomosa Bremer, Russia, Ussuri, coll. ZISP (dissected, slide Matov 0588). 20. ♂, Russia, Yakovlevka, 13.07.1926, coll. ZISP. 21. ♂, Russia, Yakovlevka, 14.07.1926, coll. ZISP (dissected, slide Matov 0590). 22. ♂, PARALECTOTYPE of Glaphyra atomosa Bremer, Russia, Ussuri, coll. ZISP. 23. ♂, Russia, Vinogradovka, 19.-20.07.1929, coll. ZISP. 24. ♂, Russia, Yakovlevka, 23.07.1926, coll. ZISP. 25. ♀, South, Korea, Jindong-ri, 20.06.2017, coll. MNU (barcoded, dissected, MNU genital slide no. 1171). 26. ♀, Russia, Valley of Izvilinka River, 08.-09.07.1976, IZBE0106556 (dissected, slide J. Viidalepp 2402). 27. ♀, Russia, Yakovlevka, 29.07.1926, coll. ZISP. 28. ♀, South, Korea, Jindong-ri, 20.06.2017, coll. MNU (barcoded). 29. ♀, ♀, Russia, Valley of Izvilinka River, 08.-07.1976, IZBE0106555. 30. ♀, Russia, Alekhino, 19.07.1980, IZBE0106559 (dissected, slide J. Viidalepp 3372). 31. ♂, Estonia, Nigula Nature Reserve, 24.-30.06.2019, IZBE1137193. 32. ♂, Russia, Komarovo, 27.06.1953, coll. ZISP. 33. ♂, Russia, Enisejsk, 23.07.1930, coll. ZISP. 34. ♂, Estonia, Kohala, 13.07.1991, TUZ407496. 35. ♂, Russia, Minusinsk, 14.07.1926, coll. ZISP. 36. ♂, HOLOTYPE of Celama centonalis f. alfkeni Warnecke, Germany, Borkum, 07.1924, ZMH 833303 (dissected). 37. ♀, Estonia, Teenuse, 12.07.1992, IZBE1136225 (dissected). 38. ♀, Estonia, Kohala, 16.07.1994, TUZ407485. 39. ♀, Estonia, Sonda, 03.07.1937, IZBE1136200 (dissected). 40. ♀, Estonia, Verhulitsa, 21.07.2004, RCEÕ. 41. ♀, Estonia, 19.06.1881, IZBE1136185. 42. ♀ (f. alfkeni), Russia, Irkutsk, 12.07.1916, coll. ZISP. Scale: 1 cm.

FIGURES 43–48. Male genitalia of Nola spp. 43. Nola estonica sp. nov., PARATYPE, Estonia, Piusa Railway Station, 03.08.2020, TUZ300286 (barcoded). 44. Nola estonica sp. nov., Russia, Iverskii zakaznik, 18.06.-01.07.2010, coll. ZISP. 45. Nola atomosa stat. rev., LECTOTYPE, Russia, Amur region, slide Matov 0588, coll. ZISP. 46. Nola atomosa stat. rev., Russia, Vinogradovka, 19.-20.07.1929, slide Matov 0592, coll. ZISP. 47. Nola aerugula, Estonia, Piilse, 14.-20.07.2019, IZBE1137196. 48. Nola aerugula, HOLOTYPE of Celama centonalis f. alfkeni, Germany, Borkum, 07.1924, ZMH 833303. a. genital armature. b. aedeagus (with vesica everted in 44–46, semi-everted in 48). c. 8th tergite. Scale: 1 mm.

FIGURES 49–54. Female genitalia of Nola spp. 49. Nola estonica sp. nov., HOLOTYPE, Estonia, Piusa Railway Station, 03.08.2020, TUZ300299. 50. Nola estonica sp. nov., PARATYPE, Estonia, Piusa Railway Station, 03.08.2020, TUZ300300. 51. Nola estonica sp. nov., South Korea, Mt. Samaksan, 25.06.2016, MNU genital slide no. 1172, coll. MNU (barcoded). 52. Nola atomosa stat. rev., South Korea, Jindong-ri, 20.06.2017, MNU genital slide no. 1171, coll. MNU (barcoded). 53. Nola atomosa stat. rev., Russia, valley of Izvilinka River, 08.–09.07.1976, IZBE0106556, slide J. Viidalepp 2402. 54. Nola aerugula, Estonia, Sonda, 03.07.1937, IZBE1136200. Scale: 1 mm.

FIGURES 55–57. Ventral signum of female Nola spp. 55. Nola estonica sp. nov., PARATYPE, Estonia, Piusa Railway Station, 03.08.2020, TUZ300300. 56. Nola atomosa stat. rev., Russia, Kedrovaja Pad, 02.–17.08.1977, IZBE0106557. 57. Nola aerugula, Estonia, Vanajärvesoo, 06.07.1995, RCEÕ. Scale: 200 μm.