Species diversity of the subgenus Amiota (s. str.) Loew, 1862 (Diptera, Drosophilidae) in southern China
Species diversity of the subgenus Amiota (s. str.) Loew, 1862 (Diptera, Drosophilidae) in southern China
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DOI:
10.1080/00222930310001657883
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发表时间:
2005-01
影响因子:
0.8
通讯作者:
Hongwei Chen;H. Watabe;Jian-jun Gao;H. Takamori;Ya-ping Zhang;T. Aotsuka
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作者:
Hongwei Chen;H. Watabe;Jian-jun Gao;H. Takamori;Ya-ping Zhang;T. Aotsuka
A total of 38 Amiota (s. str.) species (about 40% of the world total) are reported from southern China, with descriptions of 23 new species, i.e. sinuata species‐group: aculeata Chen and Aotsuka, sp. nov., subsinuata Chen and Aotsuka, sp. nov., xishuangbanna Chen and Aotsuka, sp. nov.; basdeni species‐group: brevipartita Chen and Gao, sp. nov., curvispina Chen and Gao, sp. nov., lipingae Chen and Gao, sp. nov., huae Chen and Gao, sp. nov., longispina Chen and Gao, sp. nov.; taurusata species‐group: asymmetrica Chen and Takamori, sp. nov.; femorata Chen and Takamori, sp. nov., yixiangensis Chen and Takamori, sp. nov.; alboguttata species‐group: ailaoshanensis Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., arcuata Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., dehiscentia Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., jizushanensis Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., latitabula Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., luguhuensis Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., nozawai Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., paraspinata Chen and Watabe, sp. nov., shangrila Chen and Watabe, sp. nov.; and ungrouped: fuscicata Chen and Zhang, sp. nov., wangi Chen and Zhang, sp. nov., wuyishanensis Chen and Zhang, sp. nov. A key to all species from southern China is provided. The Amiota fauna of southern China at the species‐group level is compared with that of six geographic regions. The subgenus Amiota is assumed to have originated and produced many species‐groups in the Oriental region of East Asia, and then the basdeni, alboguttata and rufescens species‐groups might have spread to Europe and North–Central America throughout the Palearctic region of East Asia and both the apodemata, sinuata and nagatai species‐groups to tropical regions of South‐East Asia.