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Athrypsiastis halmaherella Sterling & Price & Lees 2025, comb. nov.

Authors: Sterling, Mark J.; Price, Ben W.; Lees, David C.;

Athrypsiastis halmaherella Sterling & Price & Lees 2025, comb. nov.

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Athrypsiastis halmaherella (Lvovsky, 2014) comb. nov. Figs 26, 54 Metathrinca halmaherella Lvovsky, 2014: 196. DNA barcode. N / A. Type material. Indonesia: Holotype • ♂, specimen no. RMNH.INS.1283483, slide no. Gen Prep. No. 62, A. Lvovsky det., Halmahera Island, Goa-Plains, 50–100 m, 9–12.ix.1951. The type is held at NBC. Diagnosis. The saccular process of this species is scythe-shaped, strongly curving towards the saccular margin. The saccular process of A. phaeoleuca is slightly similar in shape but is broader. Also, the uncus of A. phaeoleuca is elongate and apically spatulate whereas in this species the lateral edges of the uncus taper towards the posterior apex. Material examined. We have examined a digitised image of the holotype. The genitalia preparation of the type has not been located but we have examined the original drawing by Alexandr Lvovsky. Remarks. The data available from the material examined, though somewhat limited, shows that this species does not form a clade with Metathrinca. In this species, R 3 is present in the forewing, R 3, R 4, and R 5 have a common stalk and M 3 and CuA 1 are stalked. In the male genitalia, the lateral arms of the gnathos are broad and the medial plate of the gnathos appears to be strongly sclerotised and strongly scobinate and it strongly projects posteriorly. The saccular process is strongly curved both towards the saccular margin and distally. This species has the characters of the other species placed in Athrypsiastis. We therefore transfer this species to Athrypsiastis.

Published as part of Sterling, Mark J., Price, Ben W. & Lees, David C., 2025, A revision of the hitherto neglected genus Topiris Walker, 1863 (Lepidoptera, Xyloryctidae) with taxonomic notes on the genus Athrypsiastis Meyrick, 1910, pp. 297-368 in ZooKeys 1229 on pages 297-368, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1229.119155

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Lepidoptera, Insecta, Arthropoda, Animalia, Athrypsiastis, Biodiversity, Xyloryctidae, Athrypsiastis halmaherella, Taxonomy

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