Leptomantispa trilineata
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| author | Pires Machado, Renato Jose Li, Hongyu Ohl, Michael |
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| contents | <p><i>Leptomantispa trilineata</i> (Navás)</p><p>Fig. 18</p><p><i>Mantispa trilineata</i> Navás, 1914 b: 230. Holotype: female (NHMUK). Type locality: Brazil: Paraná: Castro.</p><p><b>Notes.</b></p><p>This species was described by Navás, (1914 b) explicitly based on one specimen from the municipality of Castro, in the state of Paraná in southern Brazil. It was later reported from Argentina (Navás 1921) and listed by Penny (1977). However, the first review of the species was published by Penny (1982), who mentioned that after studying the female holotype from NHMUK, he considered <i>M. trilineata</i> to be a junior synonym of <i>M. gracilis</i> (now in <i>Dicromantispa</i>). The synonym proposed by Penny (1982) was followed by all subsequent authors (Penny and Costa 1983; Carvalho and Corseuil 1995; Ohl 2004; Machado and Rafael 2010; Ardila-Camacho and García 2015; Ardila-Camacho et al. 2018). Herein, after analyzing the female holotype, it is clear to us that the species is, in fact, not a synonym of <i>D. gracilis</i> as currently accepted. Instead, the species clearly belongs in <i>Leptomantispa</i>: it presents all the diagnostic characters of the genus as described by Hoffman (2002): forewing without a mark posterior to cell 1 MP, and Sc and RA forming an angle between 40–50 ° (Fig. 18 G), but most importantly the presence of prominent setae arising flush to the entire pronotal dorsal surface (Fig. 18 B). Furthermore, <i>M. trilineata</i> perfectly matches with the specimens that are currently identified as <i>L. axillaris</i> (see discussion above). The overall body color is markedly similar, although the holotype of <i>M. trilineata</i> color seems a little faded, and the subcostal area in the forewing is hyaline (Fig. 18 G). Additionally, <i>L. axillaris</i> can be easily collected in Paraná state including at the type locality of <i>M. trilineata</i>. In this sense, we are herein synonymizing <i>Mantispa trilineata</i> Navás, 1914 under <i>Leptomantispa axillaris</i> (Navás, 1908). (new combination, new synonym)</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Leptomantispa trilineata Pires Machado, Renato Jose Li, Hongyu Ohl, Michael Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Neuroptera Mantispidae Leptomantispa Leptomantispa trilineata <p><i>Leptomantispa trilineata</i> (Navás)</p><p>Fig. 18</p><p><i>Mantispa trilineata</i> Navás, 1914 b: 230. Holotype: female (NHMUK). Type locality: Brazil: Paraná: Castro.</p><p><b>Notes.</b></p><p>This species was described by Navás, (1914 b) explicitly based on one specimen from the municipality of Castro, in the state of Paraná in southern Brazil. It was later reported from Argentina (Navás 1921) and listed by Penny (1977). However, the first review of the species was published by Penny (1982), who mentioned that after studying the female holotype from NHMUK, he considered <i>M. trilineata</i> to be a junior synonym of <i>M. gracilis</i> (now in <i>Dicromantispa</i>). The synonym proposed by Penny (1982) was followed by all subsequent authors (Penny and Costa 1983; Carvalho and Corseuil 1995; Ohl 2004; Machado and Rafael 2010; Ardila-Camacho and García 2015; Ardila-Camacho et al. 2018). Herein, after analyzing the female holotype, it is clear to us that the species is, in fact, not a synonym of <i>D. gracilis</i> as currently accepted. Instead, the species clearly belongs in <i>Leptomantispa</i>: it presents all the diagnostic characters of the genus as described by Hoffman (2002): forewing without a mark posterior to cell 1 MP, and Sc and RA forming an angle between 40–50 ° (Fig. 18 G), but most importantly the presence of prominent setae arising flush to the entire pronotal dorsal surface (Fig. 18 B). Furthermore, <i>M. trilineata</i> perfectly matches with the specimens that are currently identified as <i>L. axillaris</i> (see discussion above). The overall body color is markedly similar, although the holotype of <i>M. trilineata</i> color seems a little faded, and the subcostal area in the forewing is hyaline (Fig. 18 G). Additionally, <i>L. axillaris</i> can be easily collected in Paraná state including at the type locality of <i>M. trilineata</i>. In this sense, we are herein synonymizing <i>Mantispa trilineata</i> Navás, 1914 under <i>Leptomantispa axillaris</i> (Navás, 1908). (new combination, new synonym)</p> |
| title | Leptomantispa trilineata |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Neuroptera Mantispidae Leptomantispa Leptomantispa trilineata |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15731277 |