2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.japb.2020.10.004
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Two new records of the subfamily Luciolinae Lacordaire, 1857 (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) with a checklist of genus Abscondita from India

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“… anceyi , Abs. pallescens and Triangulara frontoflava , which were previously reported from India in Ghosh et al (2021) , are not included in this article because the identity of Abs. anceyi could not be confirmed due to lack of male specimens, Abs.…”
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“… anceyi , Abs. pallescens and Triangulara frontoflava , which were previously reported from India in Ghosh et al (2021) , are not included in this article because the identity of Abs. anceyi could not be confirmed due to lack of male specimens, Abs.…”
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confidence: 99%
“… pallescens is incorrectly reported from India and Tr. frontoflava has been misidentified in Ghosh et al (2021) . The checklist and distributional record of species presented herein has been prepared only on the basis of published articles and some records which were presented earlier in Ghosh et al (2021) are not included here as those were incorrectly reported or mistakenly incorporated from unpublished documents.…”
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“…However, in India there is not much attention has been given to these beetles till date, which makes it data deficient, although, there are some studies related to the bioluminescence emission of fireflies from Guwahati (Barua et al 2007). A study on the declining population of the genus Abscondita from Barrankula village of Andhra Pradesh (Chatragadda 2020), and a study discussing the records of two new species of subfamily Luciolinae has been found for the first time in India (Ghosh et al 2020). But still, these studies are not enough and there is a lot more scope for evaluating firefly diversity and abundance throughout…”
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confidence: 99%