Monocrita Förster, 1856
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Genus Monocrita Förster, 1856
(junior synonym of Isostasius Förster, 1856 )
Monocrita Förster, 1856: 106 , 109. Type species Inostemma atinas Walker, 1835 by monotypy. Junior synonym of Isostasius Förster, 1856 View in CoL – Masner 1965: 131.
Remarks
Förster differentiated Monocrita from Metaclisis based on the antennal segments. What he interpreted as a one-segmented clava in Monocrita is in fact an elongate A10 ( Masner & Huggert 1989). The type species of Monocrita , Inostemma atinas Walker, 1835 , was transferred to Isostasius by Masner (1965). Thus, Monocrita is a junior synonym of Isostasius . However, not all species described in Monocrita belong to Isostasius . Monocrita monheimii Förster, 1861 was transferred to Metaclisis ( Vlug 1973) . The type specimen and taxonomic position of Monocrita affinis Förster, 1861 are unknown ( Vlug 1995).
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Monocrita Förster, 1856
| Awad, Jessica, Krogmann, Lars & Talamas, Elijah 2023 |
Monocrita Förster, 1856: 106
| Masner L. 1965: 131 |
| Forster A. 1856: 106 |