Yelicones contractus Papp 1991

III. Yelicones contractus Papp, 1991 (Fig. 10) Yelicones contractus Papp 1991: India: Orissa; Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest; Hym. Typ. No. 7356. Material examined. “ INDIA Hessaraghatta, Karnataka ”, “25.i.90, Sp. 3. ex”, “Sapota fruit borer, IIE 22160”, “Pres by Int. Inst Ent BM. 1992-1”, “ Yelicones sp. det. T. Huddleston 92” “ Yelicones condractus Det B Areekul 2003 ”, “ NHMUK 010635798” (NHMUK). Brief diagnosis. This species can be distinctly differentiated from all other Old World species including Indian species of Yelicones by the strongly constricted temple (Fig. 10B), very strong transverse hind wing vein 2-SC + R (Fig. 10D), and by the basally widened marginal cell which lacks a glabrous area (Fig. 10D). Comments. This species can be easily identified using the original detailed description provided by Papp, 1991. The comparative characters with other closely allied species are provided in Table 1. Distribution. India and Vietnam.

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Yelicones contractus Papp 1991

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Yelicones contractus Papp 1991

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III. Yelicones contractus Papp, 1991 (Fig. 10) Yelicones contractus Papp 1991: India: Orissa; Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest; Hym. Typ. No. 7356. Material examined. “ INDIA Hessaraghatta, Karnataka ”, “25.i.90, Sp. 3. ex”, “Sapota fruit borer, IIE 22160”, “Pres by Int. Inst Ent BM. 1992-1”, “ Yelicones sp. det. T. Huddleston 92” “ Yelicones condractus Det B Areekul 2003 ”, “ NHMUK 010635798” (NHMUK). Brief diagnosis. This species can be distinctly differentiated from all other Old World species including Indian species of Yelicones by the strongly constricted temple (Fig. 10B), very strong transverse hind wing vein 2-SC + R (Fig. 10D), and by the basally widened marginal cell which lacks a glabrous area (Fig. 10D). Comments. This species can be easily identified using the original detailed description provided by Papp, 1991. The comparative characters with other closely allied species are provided in Table 1. Distribution. India and Vietnam.

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