Species Delimitation in<i>Cautires</i>(Coleoptera: Lycidae) from Peninsular Malaysia Using DNA Data and Morphology

Jiruskova, Alice; Bocák, Ladislav

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“…The poorly dispersing species are highly diversified possibly due to low gene flow between species and populations isolated by a distance and geographical barriers, such as lowlands, and mountain ranges [ 24 , 75 , 105 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 109 ]. There are only a few Metriorrhynchina genera that were able to colonize landmasses separated by the sea straits after the distance between the Australian and Asian cratons decreased in the last 20 million years [ 97 ] and biological connections were established.…”

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Biodiversity Inventory and Distribution of Metriorrhynchina Net-Winged Beetles (Coleoptera: Lycidae), with the Identification of Generic Ranges

Bocák

Motyka

Kusy

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We reviewed the species-level classification of Metriorrhynchina net-winged beetles to make the group accessible for further studies. Altogether, 876 valid species are listed in a checklist along with known synonyms, combinations, and distribution data. The compilation of geographic distribution showed that Metriorrhynchina is distributed mainly in the Australian region with very high diversity in the islands at the northern edge of the Australian craton, i.e., in the Moluccas and New Guinea (54 and 423 spp. respectively). The neighboring northern part of the Australian continent houses a majority of known Australian species (112 spp.) and the diversity of net-winged beetles gradually decreases to the south (43 spp.). The fauna of Sulawesi is highly endemic at the generic level (4 of 10 genera, 67 of 84 spp.). Less Metriorrhynchina occur in the Solomon Islands and Oceania (in total 22 spp.). The Oriental Metriorrhynchina fauna consists of a few genera and a limited number of species, and most of these are known from the Philippines (51 of 94 Oriental spp.). We identified a high species level turn-over between all neighboring landmasses. The genus-level endemism is high in Sulawesi (4 genera) and New Guinea (11 genera), but only a single genus is endemic to Australia. During the compilation of the checklist, we identified some homonyms, and we propose the following replacement names and a new synonym: Metriorrhynchus pseudobasalis, nom. nov. for M. basalis Lea, 1921 nec M. basalis Bourgeois, 1911; Metriorrhynchus pseudofunestus, nom. nov. for M. funestus Lea, 1921 nec M. funestus (Guérin-Méneville, 1838), Trichalus pseudoternatensis, nom. nov. for T. ternatensis Kleine, 1930 nec T. ternatensis Bourgeois, 1900, Procautires subparallelus, nom. nov. for P. parallelus (Pic, 1926) nec P. parallelus (Bourgeois, 1883), and Cautires pseudocorporaali, nom. nov. for C. corporaali (Pic, 1921: 12), (formerly Odontocerus and Cladophorus) nec C. corporaali (Pic, 1921) (formerly Bulenides, later Cautires). Diatrichalus biroi Kleine, 1943, syn. nov. is proposed as a junior subjective synonym of D. subarcuatithorax (Pic, 1926). Altogether, 161 new combinations are proposed, and 47 species earlier placed in Xylobanus Waterhouse, 1879 transferred from Cautirina to Metriorrhynchina incertae sedis. The study clarifies the taxonomy of Metriorrhynchini and should serve as a restarting point for further taxonomic, evolutionary, and biogeographic studies.

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Biodiversity Inventory and Distribution of Metriorrhynchina Net-Winged Beetles (Coleoptera: Lycidae), with the Identification of Generic Ranges

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“…The study deals with all species bearing more than three areolae in the pronotum, and this group of species corresponds with the original narrow delimitation of Cautires (kleine 1933;Bocak 2002; but not Dudkova &Bocak 2010 andsklenarova et al 2014). the Cautires obsoletus species group, which was earlier given the rank of a genus, i.e., Bulenides Waterhouse, 1879, was studied earlier (Jiruskova & Bocak 2015) and all species of this species group are incorporated in the identification key. We delimit species using morphological diagnostic characters and we demonstrate the high species-level diversity of Cautires in the Malay mountain rainforests.…”

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“…Phallus parallel-sided, without any extended part ………C. parallelus Jiruskova & Bocak, 2015 -Phallus widest in apical fourth …………………………………………C. imitator (kleine, 1930) 6. the maximum eye diameter 1.2-1.3 larger than interocular distance …………………………7 -the maximum eye diameter small, 0.6-0.9 times their interocular distance ……………………9…”

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“…paraimitator Jiruskova & Bocak, 2015 -Lamella of antennomere 5 about 1.5 times longer than its stem, apex of phallus pointed ………… ……………………………………………………………C. tanahratensis Jiruskova & Bocak, 2015 9. Antennomere 5 with lamella about twice longer than its stem, elytral costae with bright pubescence in whole length ………………………………………C.…”

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“…Phallus widest in middle part ……………………………C. tapahensis Jiruskova & Bocak, 2015 -Phallus widest in apical third ……………………………………………C. indus (kirsch, 1875) 11.…”

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Species Delimitation inCautires(Coleoptera: Lycidae) from Peninsular Malaysia Using DNA Data and Morphology

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

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