Agoo fulvus Barrantes Barrantes & Zumbado Echavarria & Bartlett & Helmick & Bahder 2025, new combination

Agoo fulvus (Van Duzee, 1909), new combination (Fig. 8) Cenchrea fulva Van Duzee, 1909: 195 (original description) Syntames fulvus (Van Duzee); comb. by Metcalf 1938: 328 Phaciocephalus fulvus (Van Duzee, 1909); comb. by Fennah 1952: 136 (error for P. fulvus Metcalf, 1923: 165, unavailable name replaced by Cenchrea mcateei Dozier, 1928) Omolicna fulvus (Van Duzee 1909); comb. by Caldwell 1944: 99 (following Muir 1924: 16), see also O’Brien (1982: 320) and Bahder et al. (2021: 127). Sequence data. For O. fulva, molecular data for the COI, 18S and D9-D10 expansion regions of 28S were generated and accessioned (Table 2). The molecular phylogeny generated based on 18S, 28S and COI demonstrated strong bootstrap support (100, 100 and 93, respectively) for the monophyly of Agoo, with O. fulva resolving within Agoo the clade for all markers (Fig. 7), indicating that this species is misplaced to genus. Remarks. Morphological features (Fig. 8) appear consistent with the hypothesis that O. fulva belongs in Agoo rather than Omolicna Fennah. Here we move O. fulva to Agoo as A. fulvus, new combination.

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Agoo fulvus Barrantes Barrantes & Zumbado Echavarria & Bartlett & Helmick & Bahder 2025, new combination

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Evolution and Paleontology Studies
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Agoo fulvus Barrantes Barrantes & Zumbado Echavarria & Bartlett & Helmick & Bahder 2025, new combination

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Agoo fulvus (Van Duzee, 1909), new combination (Fig. 8) Cenchrea fulva Van Duzee, 1909: 195 (original description) Syntames fulvus (Van Duzee); comb. by Metcalf 1938: 328 Phaciocephalus fulvus (Van Duzee, 1909); comb. by Fennah 1952: 136 (error for P. fulvus Metcalf, 1923: 165, unavailable name replaced by Cenchrea mcateei Dozier, 1928) Omolicna fulvus (Van Duzee 1909); comb. by Caldwell 1944: 99 (following Muir 1924: 16), see also O’Brien (1982: 320) and Bahder et al. (2021: 127). Sequence data. For O. fulva, molecular data for the COI, 18S and D9-D10 expansion regions of 28S were generated and accessioned (Table 2). The molecular phylogeny generated based on 18S, 28S and COI demonstrated strong bootstrap support (100, 100 and 93, respectively) for the monophyly of Agoo, with O. fulva resolving within Agoo the clade for all markers (Fig. 7), indicating that this species is misplaced to genus. Remarks. Morphological features (Fig. 8) appear consistent with the hypothesis that O. fulva belongs in Agoo rather than Omolicna Fennah. Here we move O. fulva to Agoo as A. fulvus, new combination.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Universidad de Costa Rica (CR), University of Fort Lauderdale (US), University of Delaware (US)
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Evolution and Paleontology Studies
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