Leptolopha marginata Schaus, 1912 Oospila marginata Warren, 1897 O. permagna Oospila permagna ( Warren, 1909 ) Review of some species groups of the genus Oospila Warren, with descriptions of nine new species (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Geometrinae) Lindt, Aare Hausmann, Axel Viidalepp, Jaan Zootaxa 2018 2018-10-09 4497 2 151 194 Lindt, Hausmann & Viidalepp Lindt, Hausmann & Viidalepp [151,851,1628,1654] Insecta Geometridae Oospila GBIF Animalia Lepidoptera 9 160 Arthropoda species agnetaforslundae  (Figs 10, 46, 72)    Leptolopha marginataSchaus, 1912(junior secondary homonym of  Oospila marginata Warren, 1897, the latter being a valid congeneric species): 292 (ex errore synonymized with  O. permagnaby Cook & Scoble 1995); Prout 1932: 52.  Oospila permagna( Warren, 1909)(misidentified): Viidalepp, Viidalepp & Maes 2010: 36.   Material. 6♂ ♀, Nicaragua, Grenadaprov., Domitila, 28.05– 01.06.2008(slide 8049)(J. Viidalepp & V. Viidalepp); 1♀, Costa Rica, Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Sector Pitilla, Ingas, 11.003° -85.42°, 580m, 12.08.2005, leg. Calixto Moraga, coll. UPEN( DNAbarcode 05-SRNP-32321); 1♀, id., Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Pasmompa, 11.019° -85.41°, 440m( DNAbarcode 07-SRNP-32859); 1♀, id. ( DNAbarcode 07-SRNP-32859); 1♂, id., Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Del Oro, Lote Serrano, 11.0002° -85.4562°, 585m, 200.10.2006, leg. H. Cambronero & R. Franco, coll. Area de Conservacion Guanacaste( DNAbarcode 06-SRNP-108055); 1♀, id., Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Quica, 10.997°–85.397°, 487m, 29.09.2008, leg. H. Cambronero & S. Rios ( DNAbarcode 06-SRNP-108055).   Diagnosis.Light green moth with a broad yellow edging of fore wing costa and straight yellow marginal line, hind wing discal dots present, yellow, comma-shaped as described for  O. permagna, edged basally greenish in some specimens.  O. agnetaforslundaediffering from the  permagnain presence of thin dark proximal edging of the marginal line. The abdominal crests long, pale, almost joined into a thick line; the gnathi are reduced to short stubs but long in other species (except in  O. pallidaria, which has the tegumen reduced, much shorter than the vinculum).   Description.Wingspan, 15–16 mmin males (Fig. 10), 21–23.5 mmin females. The antennae are pectinate in males, the pectinations reaching 0.7 mmlength at the tenth segment, and filiform in a female. The thorax is green, the dorsum of abdomen and the crests being creamy. The wings are light green, the fore wing costa edged yellow, and the marginal line and the fringe are yellow. The discal spots are small, dark green in fore wings but commashaped, yellow in hind wings, weakly edged greenish in some specimens. Male genitalia (Fig. 46): The uncus and the gnathi are reduced, the socii being large, rounded. The costa and the sacculus are short, the valvula projecting and spiculose in its apical one third. The dorsal projections of the juxta are affiliated to the bases of valvae. The aedeagus is distally dilated, with a short cornutus. The sternite A8 is weakly sclerotized and not modified. Female genitalia (Fig. 72): The antevaginal plate is flat, edged roundish, postvaginal sclerite with two roundish structures with long setae pointing anteriorly, and a pair tufts of thin hairs posteriorly, on the last segment. Bursa copulatrix membranous, a signum is present.  Genetic data.BIN BOLD:AAE5082 (n=5 from Costa Rica). Genetically nearest species on BOLD:  O. decorata(3.7%),  O. permagna(5.9%),  O. loreenae(6.1%). All five barcoded specimens from Costa Rica (Dan Janzen, pers. comm.) match well the original description of ’marginata’.   Distribution. Costa Rica(locus typicus: CR, Tuis), Nicaragua.   Biology.The species was collected in February, May and June in dry tropical forests. Records for larval hostplants:  Vochysia ferruginea(Vochysiaceae)(D. Janzen & W. Hallwachs, pers. comm.) (cf. Fig. 89).   Etymology.  Oospila agnetaforslundaeis named in honor of Ms. Agneta Forslund (RIP) of Swedenand the Barnens Regnskog (Childrens Rainforest Sweden) in recognition of her intense and enthusiastic support for Area de Conservacion Guanacastesince 1985.