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Pseudoradiarctia affinis Bartel 1903, comb. n.

Authors: Haynes, Patrick G.;

Pseudoradiarctia affinis Bartel 1903, comb. n.

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Pseudoradiarctia affinis (Bartel, 1903) comb. n. Figures 15, 29. Spilosoma affinis Bartel, 1903: 185. Spilosoma lutescens Walker, 1855; Hampson, 1920: 394. Type locality: Deutsch Ost-Afrika [Tanzania], Uhehe, Iringa. Range: Tanzania. Material examined. Syntype ɗ and genitalia preparation, Spilosoma affinis Bartel / D. O.-Afrika [Tanzania], Uhehe, Iringa, I-III.99, Götze S. / 3 / Type / 41295 (ZMB). Bartel (1903) described affinis from two males. To stabilize the nomenclature and remove any confusion as to the identity of this species, the specimen (herein illustrated, Figure 15) bearing the label “41295” is here designated LECTOTYPE and the remaining syntype (ZMB) bearing the label “41296” is here designated PARALECTOTYPE. Description. Forewing ɗ 19–20mm. Male. Similar to tanzanica but wings overall much paler, almost semihyaline. Abdomen of specimen #41295 (ZMB) is no longer attached to the specimen and not shown to be mounted on the genitalia slide. Bartel (1903) described the abdomen as “Hinterleib aben orange Gelb, unten, mit Ausnahme eines Streifen an der Spitze, grau. Segmente 3 bis 6 mit gleichmässigen schwarzen Binden. Auch an den Seiten ist nur eine Reihe kleiner schwarzer Punkte, die in der grauen Färbung stehen und daher wenig auffallen, vorhanden.” [Abdomen orange yellow above and grey below with the exception of a small stripe at the tip. Segments 3 to 6 have regular black banding. At the sides there is a line of little black dots which appear barely noticeable on a grey background.] Genitalia: As tanzanica but the juxta is wider and the two long straight narrow extensions reaching at least half length of the uncus. The valva is wider, flatter and apically more setose and the small triangular-like dorsolateral process is much reduced and positioned at approximately half length of valva. Female. Unknown.

Published as part of Haynes, Patrick G., 2011, A review of some of the Binna- like species of Afrotropical Spilosoma Curtis (1825) listed by Goodger & Watson (1995) and including the genus Radiarctia Dubatolov (2006) (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae, Arctiinae), pp. 22-36 in Zootaxa 2811 on page 29, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.277133

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Lepidoptera, Arctiidae, Insecta, Arthropoda, Animalia, Biodiversity, Pseudoradiarctia, Pseudoradiarctia affinis, Taxonomy

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