Lycocerus nigratus Y. Yang & X. Yang
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Lycocerus nigratus Y. Yang & X. Yang |
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Lycocerus nigratus Y. Yang & X. Yang nom. n.
Podabrinus nigricolor Wittmer 1951: 99.
Pseudoabsidia nigricolor : Wittmer 1969: 128.
Athemellus nigricolor : Wittmer 1972b: 124.
Lycocerus nigricolor : Kazantsev and Brancucci 2007: 252. [Secondary homonym, preoccupied by Lycocerus nigricolor (Pic, 1938).]
Distribution.
China (Fujian).
Etymology.
The new specific name is derived from Latin word “niger” = black, a reference to its black body coloration, as the same meaning as its original name.
Remarks.
This species was originally described in Podabrinus , its original name is a junior secondary homonym of Lycocerus nigricolor (Pic, 1938) (originally in Athemus , located in Malaya), so it was replaced by Lycocerus nigeratus nom. n. (ICZN, 4th, article 57.3.1).
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