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Aphelinoidea (Aphelinoidea) shawanica Hu & Lin 2005

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Autore principale:	Triapitsyn, Ś. Serguei V.
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Soggetti:	Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Hymenoptera Trichogrammatidae Aphelinoidea Aphelinoidea shawanica
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contents	<p><b><i>Aphelinoidea (Aphelinoidea) shawanica</i> Hu & Lin, 2005</b></p><p>(Figs 69–73)</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin, 2005: 151 (key [as <i>A. (Aphelinoidea) shawanica</i>]), 152–153. Type</p><p>locality: Shawan County, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China.</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin: Huang <i>et al.</i> 2007:313,315–316(&female; antennastructure,illustra</p><p>tions, key); Wang <i>et al.</i> 2009: 316 (key).</p><p><b>Diagnosis:</b> <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> is very similar to <i>A. (Aphelinoidea) subexserta</i> Nowicki except for the marginal vein of the fore wing being apparently relatively (about 1.5×) thicker in the latter species (Fig. 80) than in <i>A. shawanica</i> (Fig. 73). The hypopygium of <i>A. shawanica</i> extends to 0.7–0.8× length of the gaster (Figs 70, 71). The examined holotype and paratypes of this species are particularly similar (e.g. the fore wing, Fig. 73) to the smaller female paratype “a” of <i>A. subexserta</i> from Nagy Hortobágy in the Hungarian Puszta (Hortobágy National Park, W of Debrecen, Hajdú-Bihar County), Hungary (Nowicki 1940) (Figs 85–87). In both <i>A. shawanica</i> and <i>A. subexserta</i> the marginal setae on the fore wing are about the same length, and chaetotaxy and the basal infuscation on the disc are very similar, but the ovipositor, which occupies almost the entire length of the gaster, is a little but clearly exserted beyond its apex in <i>A. shawanica</i> (Figs 70, 71). The antenna of <i>A. shawanica</i> female (Fig. 69) has the clava somewhat collapsed in the examined type specimens so its width could not be measured precisely. Also see the measurements relevant to its recognition (Table 1). Thus, the existence of apparent intermediate forms between these two species prompt furtherinvestigationoftheirlikelyconspecificity.</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea yousufi</i> Khan & Anis from India (Khan & Anis 2016) seems to be very similar to <i>A. shawanica</i>, particularly the venation of their fore wings, except for a relatively shorter ovipositor which is about 1.5× length of the metatibia in <i>A. yousufi</i> (Khan & Anis 2016) but at least about 2.1× in <i>A. shawanica</i>.</p><p><b>Type material examined:</b> Holotype &female; [ICXU] on slide (Fig. 72) labeled: (1) “ China: Xinjiang Shawan [Chinese characters] Sweeping 14.VII.2001 Hu Hongying ”; (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin[Chinesecharacters]Holotype &female; ”.Theholotypeisdissectedinseveralbodyparts.</p><p>Paratypes[ICXU]: 1&female; on slide labeled:(1) “ China:Xinjiang Shihezi[Chinese characters]150 [Chinese character] Sweeping 12.VII.2001 Hu Hongying”, (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin [Chinese characters] Paratype &female; ”; 2&female; on slides labeled: (1) “ China: Xinjiang Wenquan [Chinesecharacters] Sweeping 16.VII.2001 Hu Hongying”, (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin [Chinese characters]Paratype &female; ”.</p><p><b>Distribution:</b> China (Xinjiang) (Hu & Lin 2005), and also possibly Kyrgyzstan (see Comments below).</p><p><b>Hosts:</b> Unknown.</p><p><b>Comments:</b> The following female may belong to <i>A. shawanica</i>, although its marginal vein is more like in typical <i>A. subexserta</i>: Kyrgyzstan, Jalal-Abad, ChandalashRiver, 41°44'19"N 70°52'22"E,1630m, 20.vi.1999,C.H.Dietrich[UCRC]. Its ovipositor is 2.5× length of the metatibia, occupies the entire length of the gaster, and is exserted a little, but yet quite notably, beyond its apex like in some <i>A. shawanica</i>.</p>
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spellingShingle	Aphelinoidea (Aphelinoidea) shawanica Hu & Lin 2005 Triapitsyn, Ś. Serguei V. Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Hymenoptera Trichogrammatidae Aphelinoidea Aphelinoidea shawanica <p><b><i>Aphelinoidea (Aphelinoidea) shawanica</i> Hu & Lin, 2005</b></p><p>(Figs 69–73)</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin, 2005: 151 (key [as <i>A. (Aphelinoidea) shawanica</i>]), 152–153. Type</p><p>locality: Shawan County, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China.</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin: Huang <i>et al.</i> 2007:313,315–316(&female; antennastructure,illustra</p><p>tions, key); Wang <i>et al.</i> 2009: 316 (key).</p><p><b>Diagnosis:</b> <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> is very similar to <i>A. (Aphelinoidea) subexserta</i> Nowicki except for the marginal vein of the fore wing being apparently relatively (about 1.5×) thicker in the latter species (Fig. 80) than in <i>A. shawanica</i> (Fig. 73). The hypopygium of <i>A. shawanica</i> extends to 0.7–0.8× length of the gaster (Figs 70, 71). The examined holotype and paratypes of this species are particularly similar (e.g. the fore wing, Fig. 73) to the smaller female paratype “a” of <i>A. subexserta</i> from Nagy Hortobágy in the Hungarian Puszta (Hortobágy National Park, W of Debrecen, Hajdú-Bihar County), Hungary (Nowicki 1940) (Figs 85–87). In both <i>A. shawanica</i> and <i>A. subexserta</i> the marginal setae on the fore wing are about the same length, and chaetotaxy and the basal infuscation on the disc are very similar, but the ovipositor, which occupies almost the entire length of the gaster, is a little but clearly exserted beyond its apex in <i>A. shawanica</i> (Figs 70, 71). The antenna of <i>A. shawanica</i> female (Fig. 69) has the clava somewhat collapsed in the examined type specimens so its width could not be measured precisely. Also see the measurements relevant to its recognition (Table 1). Thus, the existence of apparent intermediate forms between these two species prompt furtherinvestigationoftheirlikelyconspecificity.</p><p><i>Aphelinoidea yousufi</i> Khan & Anis from India (Khan & Anis 2016) seems to be very similar to <i>A. shawanica</i>, particularly the venation of their fore wings, except for a relatively shorter ovipositor which is about 1.5× length of the metatibia in <i>A. yousufi</i> (Khan & Anis 2016) but at least about 2.1× in <i>A. shawanica</i>.</p><p><b>Type material examined:</b> Holotype &female; [ICXU] on slide (Fig. 72) labeled: (1) “ China: Xinjiang Shawan [Chinese characters] Sweeping 14.VII.2001 Hu Hongying ”; (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin[Chinesecharacters]Holotype &female; ”.Theholotypeisdissectedinseveralbodyparts.</p><p>Paratypes[ICXU]: 1&female; on slide labeled:(1) “ China:Xinjiang Shihezi[Chinese characters]150 [Chinese character] Sweeping 12.VII.2001 Hu Hongying”, (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin [Chinese characters] Paratype &female; ”; 2&female; on slides labeled: (1) “ China: Xinjiang Wenquan [Chinesecharacters] Sweeping 16.VII.2001 Hu Hongying”, (2) “ <i>Aphelinoidea shawanica</i> Hu & Lin [Chinese characters]Paratype &female; ”.</p><p><b>Distribution:</b> China (Xinjiang) (Hu & Lin 2005), and also possibly Kyrgyzstan (see Comments below).</p><p><b>Hosts:</b> Unknown.</p><p><b>Comments:</b> The following female may belong to <i>A. shawanica</i>, although its marginal vein is more like in typical <i>A. subexserta</i>: Kyrgyzstan, Jalal-Abad, ChandalashRiver, 41°44'19"N 70°52'22"E,1630m, 20.vi.1999,C.H.Dietrich[UCRC]. Its ovipositor is 2.5× length of the metatibia, occupies the entire length of the gaster, and is exserted a little, but yet quite notably, beyond its apex like in some <i>A. shawanica</i>.</p>
title	Aphelinoidea (Aphelinoidea) shawanica Hu & Lin 2005
topic	Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Hymenoptera Trichogrammatidae Aphelinoidea Aphelinoidea shawanica
url	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816725