Zygota comitans Macek 1997

Zygota comitans Macek, 1997 (Fig. 38) Zygota comitans Macek, 1997: 47–48, figs 6, 40, 52, 55, 61 (original description). The holotype, allotype and two paratypes are deposited in NMPC: HoLoTYPF (J): ʻFINLAND: Kevo,vi / subarctic region / H.Goulet, lgt.,1989 [p] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Holotypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ (Fig. 38).(Last antennomere of the right antenna is missing.) ALLoTYPF (♀): ʻSlovakia [p] cen.,3.8. / Poľana [hw] / J. Macek lgt. [p], 1986 [hw] / Havranie / skaly [hw, reverse side of the same label] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Allotypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ (Fig. 38). PARATYPF (J): ʻPolonia merid./ Ojcow, res., 8.6. / Macek, leg. 1989 [p] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Paratypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ. (Both antennae almost completely missing.) PARATYPF (J): ʻSlovakia [p] centr. / Nízké Tatry [hw] / J. Macek lgt. [p], 85 [hw] / Suchá dol. / 31.7. [hw, reverse side of the same label] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Paratypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by next two characters]97[hw, red label] ʼ. (Right antenna almost completely missing.). Current status. Valid species (HŬBNFR et al. 2024). Distribution. Western Palaearctic, known from Finland, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden (MACFĸ 1997c and HŬBNFR et al. 2024).

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Zygota comitans Macek 1997

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Zygota comitans Macek 1997

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Zygota comitans Macek, 1997 (Fig. 38) Zygota comitans Macek, 1997: 47–48, figs 6, 40, 52, 55, 61 (original description). The holotype, allotype and two paratypes are deposited in NMPC: HoLoTYPF (J): ʻFINLAND: Kevo,vi / subarctic region / H.Goulet, lgt.,1989 [p] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Holotypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ (Fig. 38).(Last antennomere of the right antenna is missing.) ALLoTYPF (♀): ʻSlovakia [p] cen.,3.8. / Poľana [hw] / J. Macek lgt. [p], 1986 [hw] / Havranie / skaly [hw, reverse side of the same label] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Allotypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ (Fig. 38). PARATYPF (J): ʻPolonia merid./ Ojcow, res., 8.6. / Macek, leg. 1989 [p] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Paratypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by the next two characters]97[hw, red label]ʼ. (Both antennae almost completely missing.) PARATYPF (J): ʻSlovakia [p] centr. / Nízké Tatry [hw] / J. Macek lgt. [p], 85 [hw] / Suchá dol. / 31.7. [hw, reverse side of the same label] // Zygota / comitans sp.n. / Macek lgt., 1997 [p] // Paratypus / J.Macek det. 19[p, “19” is overwritten by next two characters]97[hw, red label] ʼ. (Right antenna almost completely missing.). Current status. Valid species (HŬBNFR et al. 2024). Distribution. Western Palaearctic, known from Finland, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden (MACFĸ 1997c and HŬBNFR et al. 2024).

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