XII.—<i>New species and races of</i> Ithomiinæ <i>in the Joicey Collection</i>

Kaye, W J

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“…Pteronymia catenata Kaye, 1918: 84. Type locality: Peru, [Pasco], Pozuzo, 5000–6000 ft. Holotype ♀, BMNH.…”

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“…Kaye (1918) described this taxon clearly, in the genus Pteronymia , based on a single female from Pozuzo, now in the BMNH. Lamas (2004) placed it as a subspecies of ‘Dircenna’ paradoxa , and here we transfer it to Hyalenna ( comb.n. )…”

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“…Haensch (1903) described the taxon Episcada praestigiosa from a single male and female collected in March on Volcán Tungurahua, and Lamas (1994) designated the male specimen in the ZMHU as the lectotype. Without mentioning H. paradoxa praestigiosa, Kaye (1918) described rather briefly a single female as Pteronymia grandipennis , without providing a figure, but fortunately the holotype is in the BMNH. Kaye (1918: 85) stated that the type locality was unknown, but, as the holotype was ‘amongst some Velamysta torquatilla from Pozuzo, Peru’, he guessed that this was where it had been collected.…”

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“…Without mentioning H. paradoxa praestigiosa, Kaye (1918) described rather briefly a single female as Pteronymia grandipennis , without providing a figure, but fortunately the holotype is in the BMNH. Kaye (1918: 85) stated that the type locality was unknown, but, as the holotype was ‘amongst some Velamysta torquatilla from Pozuzo, Peru’, he guessed that this was where it had been collected. The specimen does not differ from typical praestigiosa except in the yellow colouring on the HW being much reduced, and it represents either an aberrant specimen or perhaps one from southern Ecuador that is slightly intermediate to H. p. catenata (see below).…”

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A phylogenetic reassessment ofHyalennaForbes andDircennaDoubleday, with a revision ofHyalenna(Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Ithomiinae)

Willmott

Lamas

2006

Systematic Entomology

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Abstract. A morphological study of adults and immature stages and a cladistic analysis were conducted to clarify the relationships amongst members of the sister nymphalid butterfly genera Dircenna Doubleday and Hyalenna Forbes. Two species formerly included in Dircenna, Ithomia paradoxa Staudinger and Dircenna hugia Schaus, clustered with Ithomia perasippa, the type species of Hyalenna. Therefore, the first two species are transferred from Dircenna to Hyalenna (comb.n.). Hyalenna and Dircenna as now conceived are both monophyletic and well supported by morphological apomorphies and branch support measures. The taxonomy and classification of Hyalenna are reviewed and seven species and twenty‐four taxa are recognized, including one new species, Hyalenna buckleyisp.n., and eleven new subspecies: Hyalenna paradoxa incachacassp.n., H. perasippa valenciassp.n., H. perasippa ortygiosassp.n., H. perasippa solitariassp.n., H. buckleyi pomacochassp.n., H. alidella exsulansssp.n., H. alidella cinereolassp.n., H. alidella vescassp.n., H. sulmona balsamicassp.n., H. sulmona hyalinassp.n. and H. sulmona tersassp.n. A key for the identification of all taxa, and illustrations of male and female genitalia for all species and adult specimens of all taxa (where known), are presented. The natural history of each species is summarized and the immature stages of H. paradoxa and H. sulmona are described for the first time.

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“…Pteronymia catenata Kaye, 1918: 84. Type locality: Peru, [Pasco], Pozuzo, 5000–6000 ft. Holotype ♀, BMNH.…”

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