Eurydoxa advena Filipjev 1930

1. advena Filipjev, 1930 (Figs 3, 67) Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (A) (1930): 374. Figs 1-3. TL: Russia, “auf dem Gipfel des Berges Chualasa (ungefähr 1400 m hoch) in Sutchan Gebiet” (Far East, Partizansk [Sutchan] District, Khalaza [Chualasa] Mountain). Types. Holotype ♀: “Уссур. край, Сучан, верш. ХудлаЗы, Куренцов, 11. VIII.28 [Ussuri Region, Sutschan, peak of Khudlazy, Kurentsov, 11. VIII.28]”, gold circle, “Holotypus Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930 ”, “ ZISP INS _LEP_ 0001403”, Praep. micr. SVN 24188 Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930 S. Nedoshivina pr. 2024”. Present status. Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930. Comments. The venation of the forewing and hindwing was illustrated in the original description. Taxonomic notes. Eurydoxa advena is the type species of the genus Eurydoxa Filipjev. The female genitalia of the holotype are figured here for the first time. In Gilligan et al. (2018) orbimaculata Kurentsov, 1956, and ussuriensis Kurentsov, 1956 were listed as junior synonyms of advena with the mention that their types are deposited in ZISP. However, the types of species described by Kurentsov were initially kept in the Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity in Vladivostok, Russia. Unfortunately, Kurentsov’s collection is no longer deposited in Vladivostok and it is most likely impossible to determine whether it was transferred or lost. As a result, the type specimens of orbimaculata Kurentsov, 1956, and ussuriensis Kurentsov, 1956 have not been located and are presumed lost.

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Eurydoxa advena Filipjev 1930

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Collembola Taxonomy and Ecology Studies
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Eurydoxa advena Filipjev 1930

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1. advena Filipjev, 1930 (Figs 3, 67) Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (A) (1930): 374. Figs 1-3. TL: Russia, “auf dem Gipfel des Berges Chualasa (ungefähr 1400 m hoch) in Sutchan Gebiet” (Far East, Partizansk [Sutchan] District, Khalaza [Chualasa] Mountain). Types. Holotype ♀: “Уссур. край, Сучан, верш. ХудлаЗы, Куренцов, 11. VIII.28 [Ussuri Region, Sutschan, peak of Khudlazy, Kurentsov, 11. VIII.28]”, gold circle, “Holotypus Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930 ”, “ ZISP INS _LEP_ 0001403”, Praep. micr. SVN 24188 Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930 S. Nedoshivina pr. 2024”. Present status. Eurydoxa advena Filipjev, 1930. Comments. The venation of the forewing and hindwing was illustrated in the original description. Taxonomic notes. Eurydoxa advena is the type species of the genus Eurydoxa Filipjev. The female genitalia of the holotype are figured here for the first time. In Gilligan et al. (2018) orbimaculata Kurentsov, 1956, and ussuriensis Kurentsov, 1956 were listed as junior synonyms of advena with the mention that their types are deposited in ZISP. However, the types of species described by Kurentsov were initially kept in the Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity in Vladivostok, Russia. Unfortunately, Kurentsov’s collection is no longer deposited in Vladivostok and it is most likely impossible to determine whether it was transferred or lost. As a result, the type specimens of orbimaculata Kurentsov, 1956, and ussuriensis Kurentsov, 1956 have not been located and are presumed lost.

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