Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Epermeniidae-und Acrolepiidaefauna der BRD (Lepidoptera)

Gaedike, Reinhard

doi:10.1002/mmnd.19720190106

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“…accreta in Switzerland. Pending more detailed studies, we retain this taxon on the Swiss national species list, as has been done in Germany [26].…”

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“…alcon , based on the results of a recent study [23]. We also updated the taxonomy of certain species based on changes proposed in a number of recent publications, including those concerning members of the families Lycaenidae and Nymphalidae [24,25], as well as those proposed in the German national checklist [26]. We thus consider the presence of 224 species of diurnal Lepidoptera in total (S2 Table).…”

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A DNA barcode reference library for Swiss butterflies and forester moths as a tool for species identification, systematics and conservation

Litman¹,

Chittaro

Birrer³

et al. 2018

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Butterfly monitoring and Red List programs in Switzerland rely on a combination of observations and collection records to document changes in species distributions through time. While most butterflies can be identified using morphology, some taxa remain challenging, making it difficult to accurately map their distributions and develop appropriate conservation measures. In this paper, we explore the use of the DNA barcode (a fragment of the mitochondrial gene COI) as a tool for the identification of Swiss butterflies and forester moths (Rhopalocera and Zygaenidae). We present a national DNA barcode reference library including 868 sequences representing 217 out of 224 resident species, or 96.9% of Swiss fauna. DNA barcodes were diagnostic for nearly 90% of Swiss species. The remaining 10% represent cases of para- and polyphyly likely involving introgression or incomplete lineage sorting among closely related taxa. We demonstrate that integrative taxonomic methods incorporating a combination of morphological and genetic techniques result in a rate of species identification of over 96% in females and over 98% in males, higher than either morphology or DNA barcodes alone. We explore the use of the DNA barcode for exploring boundaries among taxa, understanding the geographical distribution of cryptic diversity and evaluating the status of purportedly endemic taxa. Finally, we discuss how DNA barcodes may be used to improve field practices and ultimately enhance conservation strategies.

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“…accreta in Switzerland. Pending more detailed studies, we retain this taxon on the Swiss national species list, as has been done in Germany [26].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A DNA barcode reference library for Swiss butterflies and forester moths as a tool for species identification, systematics and conservation

Litman¹,

Chittaro

Birrer³

et al. 2018

PLoS ONE

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“…Adultos emergem dentro de casulos. Referências:Gaedike (1984Gaedike ( , 1996,Minet (1991) e Dugdale et al (1998). Tergo I com uma crista esclerosada interna, longitudinal, levemente recurvada .................................................. 3 -Tergo I sem cristas esclerosadas internas ......................... 4 3(2).…”

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Capítulo 33: Lepidoptera Linnaeus, 1758

Carneiro,

Marconato,

Specht

et al. 2024

Insetos Do Brasil: Diversidade E Taxonomia

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A Ordem Lepidoptera inclui as mariposas e borboletas. Estimativas sobre a diversidade dos lepidópteros em geral expressam números muito aquém da realidade. Acredita-se que, com novas ferramentas como análise molecular, uma intensificação de inventários faunísticos e revisões taxonômicas de famílias pouco estudadas, é possível que se encontre algo em torno de 500 mil espécies de Lepidoptera em todo mundo (Gaston 1991). Essa estimativa demonstra o quanto se desconhece sobre um dos principais grupos de insetos que, reconhecidamente, auxiliam na manutenção de vários ecossistemas. No Brasil, são conhecidas quase 26 mil espécies de lepidópteros, o que representa metade das espécies da região Neotropical (Heppner 1991); são estimadas entre 40 e 60 mil espécies para o país. Das 124 famílias reconhecidas por Heppner (1998), 78 ocorrem no Brasil.

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Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Epermeniidae-und Acrolepiidaefauna der BRD (Lepidoptera)

Cited by 2 publications

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A DNA barcode reference library for Swiss butterflies and forester moths as a tool for species identification, systematics and conservation

A DNA barcode reference library for Swiss butterflies and forester moths as a tool for species identification, systematics and conservation

Capítulo 33: Lepidoptera Linnaeus, 1758

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