Austroleptis Hardy 1920

Genus Austroleptis Hardy, 1920 Austroleptis Hardy, 1920: 126–127. Type species: Austroleptis rhyphoides Hardy, 1920 (orig. des.). References. Hardy, 1920: 120 (in key); Malloch, 1932: 201 (in key), 202 (com.); Stuardo, 1946: 76 (cat.); Paramonov, 1962: 115 (in key), 136 (redescr., key to Australian spp.); Hennig, 1972: 5 (com.); Nagatomi & Iwata, 1976: 42–43 (com.), 46 (female gen., fig. 34); Nagatomi, 1977: 332–333 (com., diag.); Nagatomi, 1982a: 34, 36 (in key), 37 (redescr.), 60 (antenna, fig. 4), 66 (wing, figs. 30–31); Nagatomi, 1982b: 141–142, 146 (distr.); Nagatomi & Nagatomi, 1987: 140 (com., Chilean spp.); Colless & McAlpine, 1991: 753 (com., in Rhagionidae); Nagatomi, 1991: 28 (com.); Sinclair et al., 1994: 412, 414 (com.); Stuckenberg, 2001: 19 (Austroleptidae as family, status revised); Santos, 2008: 48 (com., distr.); Amorim, 2009: 75 (com.); Yeates et al., 2009: 239 (com.); Kerr, 2010: 69 (in key), 70–71 (redescr.); Fachin et al., 2018: 557–558 (com.), 559 (diag.), 571 (com.); Fachin et al., 2020: 483–484 (com.). Comments. The first and only identification key for the species from Chile was provided by Nagatomi & Nagatomi (1987). This key does not work very well for several specimens, because the authors did not have a lot of material at hand and could not evaluate the extant variation within each species. The Brazilian species can be determined using the key given by Fachin et al. (2020).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-27
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Austroleptis Hardy 1920

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Austroleptis Hardy 1920

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Genus Austroleptis Hardy, 1920 Austroleptis Hardy, 1920: 126–127. Type species: Austroleptis rhyphoides Hardy, 1920 (orig. des.). References. Hardy, 1920: 120 (in key); Malloch, 1932: 201 (in key), 202 (com.); Stuardo, 1946: 76 (cat.); Paramonov, 1962: 115 (in key), 136 (redescr., key to Australian spp.); Hennig, 1972: 5 (com.); Nagatomi & Iwata, 1976: 42–43 (com.), 46 (female gen., fig. 34); Nagatomi, 1977: 332–333 (com., diag.); Nagatomi, 1982a: 34, 36 (in key), 37 (redescr.), 60 (antenna, fig. 4), 66 (wing, figs. 30–31); Nagatomi, 1982b: 141–142, 146 (distr.); Nagatomi & Nagatomi, 1987: 140 (com., Chilean spp.); Colless & McAlpine, 1991: 753 (com., in Rhagionidae); Nagatomi, 1991: 28 (com.); Sinclair et al., 1994: 412, 414 (com.); Stuckenberg, 2001: 19 (Austroleptidae as family, status revised); Santos, 2008: 48 (com., distr.); Amorim, 2009: 75 (com.); Yeates et al., 2009: 239 (com.); Kerr, 2010: 69 (in key), 70–71 (redescr.); Fachin et al., 2018: 557–558 (com.), 559 (diag.), 571 (com.); Fachin et al., 2020: 483–484 (com.). Comments. The first and only identification key for the species from Chile was provided by Nagatomi & Nagatomi (1987). This key does not work very well for several specimens, because the authors did not have a lot of material at hand and could not evaluate the extant variation within each species. The Brazilian species can be determined using the key given by Fachin et al. (2020).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
National Monuments Council (CL), Universidade Federal de Goiás (BR)
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Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies
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