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Новые Роды И Виды Выемчатокрылых Молей Подсемейства Gelechiinae (Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae) Из Лаоса И Малайзии М Амурский зоологический журнал, 2019, т. XI, № 2 Amurian Zoological Journal, 2019, vol. XI, no. 2 www.azjournal.ru УДК 595.782 DOI: 10.33910/2686-9519-2019-11-2-131-140 http://zoobank.org/References/A6F6780F-2530-476F-91E9-8840AFD29CBE НОВЫЕ РОДЫ И ВИДЫ ВЫЕМЧАТОКРЫЛЫХ МОЛЕЙ ПОДСЕМЕЙСТВА GELECHIINAE (LEPIDOPTERA, GELECHIIDAE) ИЗ ЛАОСА И МАЛАЙЗИИ М. М. Омелько, Н. В. Омелько Федеральный научный центр биоразнообразия наземной биоты Восточной Азии, Дальневосточное отделение РАН, пр-т 100-летия Владивостока, д. 159, Владивосток, 690022, Россия Сведения об авторах Аннотация. Описаны два новых рода и четыре новых вида выемчатокрылых Омелько Михаил Михайлович молей из подсемейства Gelechiinae. Новый род Namlika gen. nov. с типовым E-mail: [email protected] видом Namlika davidi sp. nov. и два новых вида из рода Trichembola Meyrick SPIN-код: 4496-3193 (T. remota sp. nov., T. latitans sp. nov.) собраны в Центральном Лаосе. Род Омелько Наталья Викторовна Namlika gen. nov. по внешнему виду бабочек и строению гениталий можно E-mail: [email protected] сближать с палеарктическим родом Psoricoptera Stainton. Новые роды РИНЦ AuthorID: 90540 Namlika gen. nov. с типовым видом Namlika davidi sp. nov. из Лаоса и Sabaha gen. nov. с типовым видом Sabaha spathulata sp. nov. из Малайзии по внешнему виду бабочек и строению гениталий можно сближать с палеарктическим родом Psoricoptera Stainton. Права: © Авторы (2019). Опублико- вано Российским государственным педагогическим университетом им. А. И. Герцена. Открытый доступ на Ключевые слова: Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae, новые роды, новые виды, условиях лицензии CC BY-NC 4.0. Лаос, Малайзия. NEW GENERA AND SPECIES OF GELECHIID MOTHS FROM THE SUBFAMILY GELECHIINAE (LEPIDOPTERA, GELECHIIDAE) FROM LAOS AND MALAYSIA M. M. Omelko, N. V. Omelko Federal Scientific Center of East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 159 100-letiya Vladivostoka Avenue, Vladivostok 690022, Russia Authors Abstract. The paper describes two new genera and four new species of Mikhail M. Omelko gelechiid moths from the subfamily Gelechiinae. The new genus Namlika E-mail: [email protected] gen. nov. with the type species Namlika davidi sp. nov. as well as the two SPIN: 4496-3193 new species of the genus Trychembola Meyrick (T. remota sp. nov., T. latitans Natalia V. Omelko sp. nov.) were collected in Central Laos. By moth appearance and genitalia E-mail: [email protected] the genus Namlika gen. nov. could be related to the genus Palaearctic RSCI AuthorID: 90540 Psoricoptera Stainton. The new genus Sabaha gen. nov. with the type species Sabaha spathulata sp. nov. was collected in Malaysia, the appearance of the imago places it closer to the genus Namlika gen. nov. Copyright: © The Authors (2019). Published by Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia. Open access under Keywords: Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae, new genera, new species, Laos, CC BY-NC License 4.0. Malaysia. 131 Новые роды и виды выемчатокрылых молей подсемейства Gelechiinae... Новые роды характеризуются комплек- Голотипы и паратипы новых видов на- сом признаков, подтверждающих их род- ходятся в научной коллекции Горнотаеж- ство с типовым родом подсемейства Gel- ной станции им. В. Л. Комарова — филиала echiinae, и включаемыми в него таксонами. Федерального научного центра биоразно- В гениталиях самцов это хорошо развитая образия наземной биоты Восточной Азии подушка (culcitula) гнатоса, форма вальв и ДВО РАН. эдеагуса, в гениталиях самки — остиаль- Namlika ная воронка, соединенная с укороченны- M. Omelko et N. Omelko gen. nov. ми передними апофизами. Отдаленно их Рис. 1: a–c; 2: a–c можно сближать с палеарктическим родом http://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ Psoricoptera Stainton, 1854. Бабочки этих f98b2c6b-0cc4-46af-86eb-5a495e30a13a родов выделяются сравнительно крупны- ми размерами, у них похожие нижнегуб- Типовой вид: Namlika davidi sp. nov. ные щупики, передние крылья с крупными Диагноз. Новый род можно сближать с пучками приподнятых чешуек, шпоры на родом Psoricoptera Stainton по сходству голенях задних ног с гребенкой из широ- нижнегубных щупиков с длинностебель- ких щетинковидных чешуй. Род Trichem- чатыми чешуйками на втором и третьем bola Meyrick, 1918 относят к подсемейству члениках, расположению пучков припод- Aristoteliinae (Омелько 1999), в более позд- нятых чешуек на передних крыльях, гре- них работах — к подсемейству Gelechiinae, бенке из широких щетинковидных чешуек включая в трибу Gelechiini (Park, Ponoma- на длинной шпоре задних ног. В генита- renko 2007) или в трибу Aristoteliini в под- лиях самца нового рода сходное с родом семействе Anomologinae (Пономаренко Psoricoptera Stainton строение вальв и ба- 2009). Два новых вида из рода Trichembola зального отростка эдеагуса, но отличает- Meyrick, описанные в этой работе, мор- ся он простым желобовидным ункусом, фологически очень близкие. Они не раз- медиальным склеритом гнатоса, формой личимы по внешнему виду бабочек, но дистальной части эдеагуса; по гениталиям хорошо отличаются формой вальв и эдеа- самки хорошо отличается склеротизацией гуса в гениталиях самцов. По гениталиям на дуктусе копулятивной сумки и особен- самцов (форме ункуса, гнатоса и эдеагуса) но лентовидной сигной, покрытой мелки- эти виды можно сближать с типовым ви- ми шипиками. дом рода Trichembola segnis Meyrick, 1918 Описание. Приводится в описании Nam- из Индии (штат Ассам) (Meyrick 1918) и lika davidi sp. nov. Trichembola unimaculata N. Omelko et M. Видовой состав. Только типовой вид. Omelko, 1993 с юга Дальнего Востока Рос- Распространение. Лаос. сии (Н. Омелько, М. Омелько 1993). Этимология. Новый род назван по эко- Материал собран нами в 2016 и 2017 гг. логической туристической базе Nam-Lik в Лаосе и в 2018 г. в Малайзии на о. Борнео. Eco-Village, расположенной около одно- Бабочки привлекались на свет ртутных га- именной реки Nam Lik, где был собран его зоразрядных ламп (165, 250, 500 Вт). В Ла- типовой материал. осе исследования проводились с середины Namlika davidi мая до середины июля в провинции Вьен- M. Omelko et N. Omelko sp. nov. тьян на территории туристического отеля Нам Лик (Nam-Lik Eco-Village). В Малайзии http://zoobank.org/ материал собран в марте в штате Сабах в NomenclaturalActs/0fbbf3f4-90e6-4f93- парке Крокера (Crocker Range National Park) a62e-a40084e258d7 на территории курортного отеля Manis Ma- Материал. Голотип: ♂, Лаос, провинция nis Roftop of Borneo Resort, расположенного Вьентьян, окрестности туристического от- на высоте 950 м над уровнем моря. еля Нам Лик (Laos, Vientiane, Nam-Lik Eco- 132 DOI: 10.33910/2686-9519-2019-11-2-131-140 М. М. Омелько, Н. В. Омелько A B C D E Рис. 1. Namlika gen. nov., Sabaha gen. nov., бабочки: a–c — Namlika davidi sp. nov. (a — самец, b, c — самка), d, e — Sabaha spathulata sp. nov., самец Fig. 1. Namlika gen. nov., Sabaha gen. nov., moth: a–c — Namlika davidi sp. nov. (a — male, b, c — female), d, f — Sabaha spathulata sp. nov., male Village), 02.07.2017 (М. Омелько). Паратип: основанием; 3-й членик широкий с тонкой ♀, там же, 29.06.2017 (М. Омелько). дистальной частью, сверху с пучком чешу- Описание. Имаго (рис. 1: a–c). Длина ек, бурый или черновато-бурый с белыми переднего крыла 6.3 мм. Голова самца бе- основанием, вершиной и полоской перед жевая, с вкраплением чешуек с буроватой серединой. Прикорневое поле переднего вершиной; голова самки бурая с черно- крыла грязно-бурое у самца и темно-бу- вато-бурой медиальной продольной по- рое у самки, его отделяет поперечная ко- лосой. Базальный членик усиков черный сая бежевая полоса от срединного тем- с беловатой вершиной, членики жгутика но-бурого поля, внешнее поле буроватое; бежевые в проксимальной половине и имеются пучки приподнятых буровато- темно-серые или черноватые в дисталь- серых блестящих чешуек; бахромка на ной, у самки более темные. Базальный костальном крае буроватая, внешнем — членик нижнегубных щупиков бурый, 2-й дымчатая, заднем — темно-дымчатая. За- членик снизу с 4-мя зубцевидными пуч- днее крыло бледно-пепельное, блестящее, ками длинностебельчатых чешуек: у сам- с буроватыми у самца и бурыми у самки ца бурый с белым основанием и бежевой костальным краем, анальной областью средней частью, у самки бурый с белым и жилками; бахромка темно-дымчатая. Амурский зоологический журнал, 2019, т. XI, № 2 133 Новые роды и виды выемчатокрылых молей подсемейства Gelechiinae... A B D C Рис. 2. Namlika gen. nov., Sabaha gen. nov., гениталии: a–c — Namlika davidi sp. nov. (a, b — самца, общий вид снизу и эдеагус, c – самки), d — Sabaha spathulata sp. nov., самца, общий вид сбоку Fig. 2. Namlika gen. nov., Sabaha gen. nov., genitalia: a–c — Namlika davidi sp. nov. (a, b — male [general appearance, ventral view, and aediagus], c — female), d — Sabaha spathulata sp. nov., male, ventral view Вертлуги и бедра всех ног однотонные бе- Гениталии самца (рис. 2: a, b). Ункус имеет жевые у самца, у самки вертлуги и бедра вид узкой поперечной пластинки с ушко- передних и средних ног с бурым затемне- видными выступами по бокам. Подушка нием; голени и лапки передних и средних (culcitula) гнатоса большая, почковидная. ног черновато-бурые, на голенях в сред- Медиальный склерит гнатоса небольшой, ней части и на вершине воротнички из вздутый, эллиптической формы. Кукуллу- длинностебельчатых чешуек — бежевых в сы узкие, длинные, склеротизованные, с базальной части, буроватых или бурых в остроконечной вершиной, дистально резко средней и белых в дистальной; голени за- изогнутые друг к другу. Саккулусы с длин- дних ног бежевые со слабым бурым затем- ным пластинчатым отростком в средней нением по бокам, сверху
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