“…It is known from the Oriental (83 species and subspecies), Palaearctic (56 species and subspecies), Afrotropic (21 species), Nearctic (seven species), Australasian (three species), and Neotropic (one species) regions (Oosterbroek 2023). A conspicuous feature of the genus is that the anal angle of the wing is nearly right-angled, and detailed features for the recognition of the genus were given by Osten Sacken (1860), Alexander (1968), and Markevičiūtė et al (2019Markevičiūtė et al ( , 2021. In the past three decades, many taxonomic studies have been carried out on Asian Antocha, mainly focusing on the species in Japan (Torii 1992a(Torii , 1992b(Torii , 1992c(Torii , 1996, China (Podenas and Young 2015;Markevičiūtė et al 2019Markevičiūtė et al , 2021, South Korea (Podenas and Byun 2014), North Korea (Podenas 2015), and Indonesia (Young 1994).…”