Avitta Walker, 1858
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https://doi.org/10.3897/BDJ.13.e176317 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:E0A78428-D244-4F7B-BB07-8DF92D192862 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17956986 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/2C8C10AC-7C45-50FA-B5EA-8FE45E7F4CF6 |
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Avitta Walker, 1858 View in CoL
Avitta Walker 1858 View in CoL , type species: Avitta subsignans Walker 1858 View in CoL .
Oroba Walker (1863) View in CoL .
Diagnosis
This genus can be defined by the following characteristics: in habitus, fore-wings with several parallel fasciae which are diffused and irregular; reniform bilobed with paler centre; in male genitalia, costa of valva with spur at base; in female genitalia, corpus bursae spherical, finely scobinated entirely and those thicker in patches near base; bearing sclerotised plate between ovipositor lobes ( Holloway 1984).
Notes
In Korea, only Avitta puncta Wileman was reported by Choi (2010). He treated the genus Asta Walker as one of the synonyms of Avitta . It seems that he followed the classification of Poole (1989). However, after that, Holloway (2005) treated it as the genus Asta , based on the characteristics of habitus and male genitalia. Therefore, we re-examined it and suggest that the position of A. puncta should be treated as Asta . According to Holloway (2005), he transferred Avitta puncta to Asta , based on the features of its fore-wing facies and male genitalia. He maintained this taxonomic status in his later checklist of the moths of Borneo ( Holloway 2011). Consequently, Avitta fasciosa koreana is the only member of Avitta in Korea.
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Avitta Walker, 1858
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Avitta
| Avitta Walker 1858 |
Oroba
| Oroba Walker (1863) |
