Synopsis Der Afrikanischen Gattungen Der Cochlidiidae (Lepidoptera)

Hering, Erich M.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2311.1955.tb00474.x

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“…The terminal structures of the phallus are not shared by any of the African genera. The digital processes of the juxta of Vansoniella gen. n. are also present in Jordaniana Hering, 1955 andMacroplectra Hampson, 1892. The latter genus even bears the basal apophyses of the juxta, but other genital and external characters are completely different.…”

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“…Wing dimorphism seems to be an exceptional case in Limacodidae (Solovyev 2014). Neither Hering (1955) nor Janse (1964) mentioned or illustrated a single dimorphic species. However, it cannot be ruled out, that the male specimen has a dimorphic female, which was perhaps already described.…”

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“…The African fauna of Limacodidae was comprehensively treated by Hering (1928), who later added an identification key to the genera (Hering 1955). The South African species were revised by Janse (1964).…”

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Vansoniella chirindensis gen. n., sp. n. – an unusual taxon with translucent wings from Zimbabwe (Lepidoptera, Limacodidae)

Mey¹

2018

DEZ

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The genus Vansoniella gen. n. is established to accommodate the species V. chirindensis sp. n., collected in Zimbabwe by Van Son in 1937. The new species differs externally from other African taxa by translucent fore-and hindwings in the male sex. The wing venation is highly derived and the male genitalia are also structurally different from other genera. The genus occupies an isolated position within the family.

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Vansoniella chirindensis gen. n., sp. n. – an unusual taxon with translucent wings from Zimbabwe (Lepidoptera, Limacodidae)

Mey¹

2018

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Annotated checklist of moths of Zambia (Insecta: Lepidoptera)

MBATA,

PRINS

2023

Zootaxa

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An annotated checklist of moths was compiled for Zambia based on intensive and extensive reviews of the literature on insects of the country and on field surveys undertaken by the study for a period of five years from March 2013 to October 2017 to confirm some of the literature review records documented. The checklist contains 1,816 species of moths, arranged into 907 genera and 35 subspecies. One hundred and fifty of these moth species are endemic in Zambia. During our biodiversity field surveys, we verified the existence in Zambia of 3.07% of moth taxa reported in the literature. Some species of moths recorded to occur in Zambia are of traditional/nutritional value to some local ethnic groupings in the country. In addition to their use in traditional medicinal concoctions with plants to treat human maladies, some moth larvae or caterpillars serve as extra sources of animal protein and are consumed as snacks and/or relish by the local people. About one percent (0.9%) of all moth species recorded to occur in Zambia and 7.59% of species of the family Saturniidae serve as extra sources of animal protein for some tribes in the country. To date, no moth species in the country has been assessed for the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. This present checklist will serve as a basis for future governmental decisions on the policy of environmental protection, Red List preparation, and management of natural food security issues in Zambia.

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Renal Transplant Failure Due to Infiltrating Kaposi Sarcoma

Nauman¹,

Arshad²,

Mujeeb³

et al. 2019

Exp Clin Transplant

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Kaposi sarcoma is one of the most common malignancies seen during the posttransplant period, and it usually manifests in its cutaneous form. Renal transplant involvement is rare, whereas renal transplant parenchymal involvement causing transplant dysfunction is exceptionally rare. We report a case of visceral Kaposi sarcoma that led to renal transplant failure due to neoplastic infiltration of the renal allograft.

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Synopsis Der Afrikanischen Gattungen Der Cochlidiidae (Lepidoptera)

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Vansoniella chirindensis gen. n., sp. n. – an unusual taxon with translucent wings from Zimbabwe (Lepidoptera, Limacodidae)

Vansoniella chirindensis gen. n., sp. n. – an unusual taxon with translucent wings from Zimbabwe (Lepidoptera, Limacodidae)

Annotated checklist of moths of Zambia (Insecta: Lepidoptera)

Renal Transplant Failure Due to Infiltrating Kaposi Sarcoma

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