Pseudeustrotiini
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Anterastria Sugi, 1982 View in CoL and Pseudeustrotia Warren, 1913 View in CoL make up the noctuine tribe Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL , which we found to group outside of core Noctuinae with Callyna Guenée, 1852 View in CoL ; Fracara Walker, 1856 View in CoL ; and Musothyma Meyrick, 1897 View in CoL in a poorly supported clade that also includes Condicinae View in CoL (BS = 23, SH = 58.6, UF = 51; Fig. 5). Anterastria View in CoL , Callyna View in CoL , Fracara View in CoL , and Musothyma View in CoL formed a clade (BS = 78, SH = 97, UF = 91), with the position of Pseudeustrotia View in CoL poorly supported. Callyna View in CoL , currently recognized in the noctuine tribe Dypterygiini ( Holloway 2011) has species distributed across southern Africa, southern Asia, and Australia; Musothyma View in CoL is a monotypic Noctuidae View in CoL incertae sedis genus from Australia; and Fracara View in CoL is a South American genus regarded to be a noctuine. It is possible Callyna View in CoL , Fracara View in CoL , and Musothyma View in CoL belong in Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL , but support values are low and these genera need to be evaluated based on additional data: both more sequence data and the morphological characters used by Beck (1996) to define Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL . Larval morphology does not suggest Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL belong in
Condicinae View in CoL . The larva of Pseudeustrotia carneola Warren, 1913 View in CoL has reduced prolegs on A3 and bears a broad white spiracular stripe as is common across Condicinae View in CoL , but the spinneret is long and dorsally grooved and the SD1 seta on A9 is hairlike, whereas most condicines have a reduced scalelike spinneret and lack a hairlike SD1 seta on A9. These spinneret and setal characteristics unite Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL with most Noctuinae. It is plausible that Pseudeustrotiini View in CoL represent a distinct subfamily, as Beck (1996) proposed, but it also plausible that they are rightfully placed in Noctuinae as our molecular data were inconclusive as to their proper placement.
Beck, H. 1996. Systematische Liste der Noctuidae Europas (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae). Neue Entomol. Nachr. 36: 1 - 122.
Guenee, A. 1852. Histoire naturelle des insectes: species general des Lepidopteres 7. Noctuelites. A. Roret, Paris, France.
Holloway, J. D. 2011. The moths of Borneo: families Phaudidae, Himanopteridae and Zygaenidae; revised and annotated checklist. Malay. Nat. J. 63: 1 - 548.
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Pseudeustrotiini
Keegan, Kevin L., Rota, Jadranka, Zahiri, Reza, Zilli, Alberto, Wahlberg, Niklas, Schmidt, B. Christian, Lafontaine, J. Donald, Goldstein, Paul Z. & Wagner, David L. 2021 |
Anterastria
Sugi 1982 |
Anterastria
Sugi 1982 |
Pseudeustrotia
Warren 1913 |
Pseudeustrotia
Warren 1913 |
Pseudeustrotia carneola
Warren 1913 |
Musothyma
Meyrick 1897 |
Musothyma
Meyrick 1897 |
Musothyma
Meyrick 1897 |
Musothyma
Meyrick 1897 |
Fracara
Walker 1856 |
Fracara
Walker 1856 |
Fracara
Walker 1856 |
Fracara
Walker 1856 |
Callyna Guenée, 1852
Guenee 1852 |
Callyna
Guenee 1852 |
Callyna
Guenee 1852 |
Callyna
Guenee 1852 |