Check-list of Macroheterocera (Insecta, Lepidoptera) collected in 2019 in Mongolia by Russian entomological expeditions

Knyazev, Svyatoslav A.; Makhov, I. A.; Matov, A. Yu.; Yakovlev, Roman V.

doi:10.37828/em.2020.38.27

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“…Distribution. The species is currently known from Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, western Xinjiang Province of China, South, Southeast and East Kazakhstan, and West Mongolia (Staudinger 1888;Chen 1999;Knyazev et al 2020;Toropov et al 2023; present study) (Fig. 11).…”

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“…The distribution data has been mined from the recent literature (Knyazev et al 2020;Toropov et al 2023), specimens in the research collections of the authors, as well as online sources such as the public data available in BOLD (www.boldsystems.org). The distribution maps were constructed using the online resource SimpleMappr (www.simplemappr.net).…”

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“…Adults in nature were imaged using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera equipped with a Canon EF 100 mm f / 2.8L Macro USM lens, and a YongNuo YN-24EX Macro TTL flash. All photographs were processed using the Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 software.The distribution data has been mined from the recent literature(Knyazev et al 2020;Toropov et al 2023), specimens in the research collections of the authors, as well as online sources such as the public data available in BOLD (www.boldsystems.org). The distribution maps were constructed using the online resource SimpleMappr (www.simplemappr.net).…”

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New data on the distribution of three species of the genus Catocala Schrank in East Kazakhstan and West Mongolia (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)

Titov,

Volynkin,

Saldaitis

2024

Ecol. Monten.

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Three Central Asian species of the genus Catocala Schrank, 1802, Catocala neglecta Staudinger, 1888, Catocala repudiata Staudinger, 1888, and Catocala desiderata Staudinger, 1888 are found in the valley of the upper Irtysh River in the east of the Zaisan Depression, East Kazakhstan. Catocala neglecta is also found in the northern spurs of the Saur Mountains. Catocala repudiata Staudinger, 1888 is reported from Mongolia (Khovd Aimak) for the first time. The new distribution data represent the northernmost known localities of all three species. Adults and habitats are illustrated, and distribution maps are provided.

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New data on the distribution of three species of the genus Catocala Schrank in East Kazakhstan and West Mongolia (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)

Titov,

Volynkin,

Saldaitis

2024

Ecol. Monten.

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“…Nevertheless, the knowledge about other taxonomic groups (e. g. Geometridae, Noctuidae, Alucitidae) remains insufficient. The recent publications illustrate this well (Knyazev et al 2020;Ustjuzhanin et al 2016).…”

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“…Rhodostrophia jacularia (Hübner, [1813]) Eusarca jacularia : Staudinger, 1896, 276 Rhodostrophia jacularia: Viidalepp, 19751976, 850;Viidalepp & Solyanikov, 1977, 626;Viidalepp, 1996, 57;Vojnits, 1976, 171;1977, 169;Vasilenko, 2004, 67;Enkhtur et al 2020, 21;2021a, Supplementary material (Table S2);2021b, 371;Knyazev et al 2020, 193 Rhodostrophia tyugui Vasilenko, 1998, 1138Vasilenko, 2004, 67;Enkhtur et al 2020, 21 Rhodostrophia ustyuzhanini Vasilenko, 2006Enkhtur et al 2020, 21 Material: KB4 -1 1, KD -3 11, KM1 -10 11, G-AT -2 11. Distribution: Turkey, Russia (Volga region, Altai, S. Siberia, Dauria), N. Kazakhstan, Mongolia, N. W. China.…”

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Lepidoptera collected in S. W. Mongolia during expedition in Mongolian Altai in 2022 (Lepidoptera: Geometridae)

Makhov,

Lukhtanov,

Vishnevskaya

2023

SHILAP Revta. lepid.

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An annotated checklist of Geometridae collected in Southwest Mongolia is presented. In total 51 species are recorded. Eight species are recorded as new for the fauna of Mongolia, Alcis depravata (Staudinger, 1892), Holoterpna diagrapharia Püngeler, 1900, Scotopteryx supproximaria (Staudinger, 1892) Cataclysme riguata (Hübner, [1813]), Rhodostrophia crypta Viidalepp & Kostkuk, 2020, Idaea ossiculata (Lederer, 1870), Scopula divisaria (Christoph, 1893), and Casilda consecraria (Staudinger, 1871). Habitus and genitalia are illustrated for these species. Four of them were DNA-barcoded, as well as three other species. Results of DNA barcoding are discussed.

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Alpha and beta diversity patterns of macro-moths reveal a breakpoint along a latitudinal gradient in Mongolia

Enkhtur

Brehm

Boldgiv

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Little is known about the diversity and distribution patterns of moths along latitudinal gradients. We studied macro-moths in Mongolia along an 860 km latitudinal climatic gradient to gain knowledge on community composition, alpha, beta, and gamma diversity as well as underlying factors, which can be used as baseline information for further studies related to climate change. We identified 236 species of moths of ten families. Our study shows that the diversity of moths increased with the latitude, i.e., low species richness in the south and higher richness in the north. Moth community composition changed along the gradient, and we revealed a breakpoint of beta diversity that divided grassland and desert communities. In the desert, beta diversity was driven by species loss (i.e., nestedness), and few tolerant species existed with high abundance. In contrast, in the grassland, beta diversity was driven by species replacement with more unique species, (i.e., species which occurred only in one site). We found the lowest species diversity in the transitional zones dominated by few generalist species such as Agrotis ripae and Anarta trifolii. Low precipitation and an increasing number of grazing goats are drivers of species loss. We suggest different conservation strategies regarding the contrasting patterns of beta diversity in desert and grassland.

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Check-list of Macroheterocera (Insecta, Lepidoptera) collected in 2019 in Mongolia by Russian entomological expeditions

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

New data on the distribution of three species of the genus Catocala Schrank in East Kazakhstan and West Mongolia (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)

New data on the distribution of three species of the genus Catocala Schrank in East Kazakhstan and West Mongolia (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)

Lepidoptera collected in S. W. Mongolia during expedition in Mongolian Altai in 2022 (Lepidoptera: Geometridae)

Alpha and beta diversity patterns of macro-moths reveal a breakpoint along a latitudinal gradient in Mongolia

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