Sepedon lobifera Hendel, 1911
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3. Sepedon lobifera Hendel, 1911 View in CoL
( Figs. 19–28 View FIGURES 19 – 28 )
Sepedon lobifera Hendel, 1911 View in CoL . Ann. Mus. Natl. Hung. 9: 271. Type locality: China: Taiwan.
Diagnosis. Male ( Fig. 19 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Body yellowish brown tinged blackish brown, without metallic luster. Frons with pair of oval velvety black orbital spots ( Fig. 20 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ), parafacial spots absent ( Fig. 21 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Frons without distinct orbital setae ( Fig. 20 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Antennae yellowish brown. Mesonotum brown but with extensive blackish brown patches ( Fig. 23 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Thoracic pleuron yellow to blackish brown with distinct pale pruinosity. Scutellum flat without apical scutellar setae ( Fig. 23 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Fore basitarsus elongate, the other tarsal segments distinctly wider ( Fig. 22 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Hind femur swollen, reddish in distal half. Hind tibia distinctly curved following ventral outline of hind femur. Wing hyaline, anterior crossveins darker. Female similar to male in external characters except terminalia.
Male terminalia: sternum 5 divided into two square sclerites. Cercus elongated, rod-like ( Fig. 24 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Surstylus long but basally wide ( Fig. 24–25 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Hypandrium symmetrical, tapering to apex, curled forward ( Fig. 26 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Cochleate vesicle present ( Fig. 24–25 View FIGURES 19 – 28 ). Aedeagus and apodemes as shown in Figs. 27–28 View FIGURES 19 – 28 .
Specimens examined. CHINA: Guangxi: Yangshuo , 150 m, 1963. VII. 20, Yong-Shan Shi (1♀, IZCAS) . Hainan: Qiongzhong , 400 m, 1960 . V. 4, Xue-Zhong Zhang (1♂, IZCAS), 400 m, 1960 . V. 4, Xue-Zhong Zhang 1♂ 1♀, ( IZCAS); Tongshen, 340 m, 1960 . IV. 27, Zhen-Fu Li (1♀, IZCAS), 340 m, 1960 . VI. 25, Zhen-Fu Li (1♂, IZCAS) ; Wuzhishan , 800 m, 2008. V. 15, Qi-Fei Liu (1♂, CAU) ; Yinggen , 200 m, 1960. IV. 4, Zhen-Fu Li (1♀, IZCAS) . Sichuan: Mount Emei , 1800–1900 m, 1957. VIII. 3, Ke-Ren Huang (1♀, IZCAS) . Yunnan: Hekou, 2006. V. 16, Jun-Hua Zhang (1♂, CAU); Jinghong, 600 m, 1957 . IV. 29, Da-Hua Liu (1♂ 2♀, IZCAS), 600 m, 1957 . IV. 29, Shu-Yong Wang (2♂, IZCAS), 620 m, 1981 . IV. 12, Ji-Kun Yang (1♀, CAU) ; Jinping , 370 m, 1956. IV. 17, Ke- Ren Huang (2♀, IZCAS) ; Kunming , 1950–2350 m, 2010. VII. 27, Chun-Tian Zhang (1♂ 1♀, SNU) ; Lincang, 2004. X. 5, Guan Kai (1♀, CAU) ; Mangshi , 1000 m, 1956. VI. 3, Tian-Rong Huang (1♂ 1♀, IZCAS) ; Menghai , 1990. IV. 27, collectors unknown (3♂, SNU) ; Menglong, 1958. IV. 8, Han-Hua Cheng (1♂ 2♀, NKU), 1958 . IV. 9, Han-Hua Cheng (1♂, NKU); Menglun, 2006 . V. 9, Ting-Ting Zhang (1♂, CAU), 630 m, 2009 . V. 7, Ting-Ting Zhang (3♂, CAU) ; Puer , 1150 m, 1957. V. 13, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂ 1♀, IZCAS) ; Xishuangbanna , 600 m, 1981 . IV. 15, Ji-Kun Yang (1♂ 1♀, CAU), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 10, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 14, Shu- Yong Wang (3♂, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 16, Chun-Pei Hong (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 19, Zhi-Xin Chen (1♂, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 9, Le-Yi Zheng (1♀, IZCAS), 650 m, 1958 . IV. 9, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 800–1300 m, 1959 . V. 11, Yi-Ran Zhang (1♀, IZCAS), 850 m, 1957 . IV. 3, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS), 850 m, 1957 . VIII. 23, Shu-Yong Wang (1♂, IZCAS) ; Yiwu , 650 m, 1958. X. 24, Xu-Wu Meng (1♂, IZCAS) ; Yuanjiang , 380 m, 1981. IV. 4, Fa-Sheng Li (1♂, CAU) ; Yunxian , 1100 m, 1981. IV. 23, Ji-Kun Yang (1♀, CAU) .
Distribution. China (Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangxi, Hainan, Taiwan, Hong Kong); Thailand, Pakistan, India ( Yano, 1978).
Remarks. This species is unique among all of the Sepedon species from China in lacking both orbital and scutellar setae. It is so different from other species of Sepedon that it might form the basis of a new genus if more supporting evidence accumulates in the future. This species occurs only in the south of China and apparently belongs to the Oriental fauna.
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Sepedon lobifera Hendel, 1911
Li, Zhu & Yang, Ding 2017 |
Sepedon lobifera
Hendel 1911 |