Spilogona depressula

Spilogona depressula (Zetterstedt, 1845) Aricia depressula Zetterstedt, 1845: 1460. Type-locality: “ Hab. in Svecia in primis boreali rarissime; in Helsingia ad Arbrå 24 Aug. [lectotype]; in alpe Mullfjellet Jemtlandiae 27 Jul. 1840 specimina duo legi. In Smolandia etiam mense Jul. ad Skärsjö a D. Ljungh bis captam vidi. In Scania ad Lund quoque semel deprehensa.” [SWEDEN]. Limnophora (Spilogona) reflecta Huckett, 1932: 316. Type-locality: “ 1♂, Bozeman, Montana, June 14, 1916; 1♂, June 15, 1916; 1♀, June 30, 1916. (Mont. Exp. Station)” [USA, Montana]. Syn. nov. Spilogona depressula (Zetterstedt, 1845); Sorokina, 2017: 53 (Yamalo-Nenez AO); Sorokina, 2018: 237 (Altai Krai, Altai Mts); Sorokina et al., 2018: 327 (Magadan region); Tridrikh & Sorokina, 2021: 827 (Magadan region). Notes. The series of Nearctic specimens of Spilogona reflecta (in Canadian National Collection) and the series of Palaearctic specimens of Spilogona depressula were examined. The descriptions of both species and the male terminalia are the same. I can therefore conclude that Limnophora (Spilogona) reflecta Huckett, 1932 is a new junior synonym of Aricia depressula Zetterstedt, 1845. Additional material examined. RUSSIA, Republic of Mordovia: 1♂ 1♀, Temnikov, bank of Moksha River, 54°37’33.2”N 43°11’57.8”E, 3.viii.2020, leg. K. Tomkovich (ZMUM). Novosibirsk area: 1 ♂, Novosibirsk, the arboretum, 30.v.2005, leg. V. Sorokina; 1♀, the same data, but 12.vii.2008. Magadan area: 1♀, ~ 100 km NNE Seimchan, Nature Reserve “Magadansky”, 63°39’N 153°16’E, larch forest, sweeping in grass, 4.vii.2019, leg. N. Tridrikh; 1♀, the same data, but in yellow pan trap, 10.vii.2019; 1♀, ~ 100 km NNE Seimchan, Nature Reserve “Magadansky”, 63°39’N 153°17’E, valley of Suksukan River, thickets of young willow, sweeping in grass, 13.vii.2019, leg. N. Tridrikh; 8♀♀, the same data, but 17.vii.2019; 1♀, the same data, but sweeping over river pebble, 24.vii.2019; 2♀♀, the same data, but on house window, 8.vii.2019 (SZMN, except where stated otherwise). Distribution. PALAEARCTIC: Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Russia (Europe, Siberia, Far East), Sweden. NEARCTIC: Alaska to NWT & Manitoba, Montana, Washington, California. DNA barcode. BOLD BIN: BOLD:AAL6514. See Table 1 for GenBank accession numbers.

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Spilogona depressula

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Spilogona depressula

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Spilogona depressula (Zetterstedt, 1845) Aricia depressula Zetterstedt, 1845: 1460. Type-locality: “ Hab. in Svecia in primis boreali rarissime; in Helsingia ad Arbrå 24 Aug. [lectotype]; in alpe Mullfjellet Jemtlandiae 27 Jul. 1840 specimina duo legi. In Smolandia etiam mense Jul. ad Skärsjö a D. Ljungh bis captam vidi. In Scania ad Lund quoque semel deprehensa.” [SWEDEN]. Limnophora (Spilogona) reflecta Huckett, 1932: 316. Type-locality: “ 1♂, Bozeman, Montana, June 14, 1916; 1♂, June 15, 1916; 1♀, June 30, 1916. (Mont. Exp. Station)” [USA, Montana]. Syn. nov. Spilogona depressula (Zetterstedt, 1845); Sorokina, 2017: 53 (Yamalo-Nenez AO); Sorokina, 2018: 237 (Altai Krai, Altai Mts); Sorokina et al., 2018: 327 (Magadan region); Tridrikh & Sorokina, 2021: 827 (Magadan region). Notes. The series of Nearctic specimens of Spilogona reflecta (in Canadian National Collection) and the series of Palaearctic specimens of Spilogona depressula were examined. The descriptions of both species and the male terminalia are the same. I can therefore conclude that Limnophora (Spilogona) reflecta Huckett, 1932 is a new junior synonym of Aricia depressula Zetterstedt, 1845. Additional material examined. RUSSIA, Republic of Mordovia: 1♂ 1♀, Temnikov, bank of Moksha River, 54°37’33.2”N 43°11’57.8”E, 3.viii.2020, leg. K. Tomkovich (ZMUM). Novosibirsk area: 1 ♂, Novosibirsk, the arboretum, 30.v.2005, leg. V. Sorokina; 1♀, the same data, but 12.vii.2008. Magadan area: 1♀, ~ 100 km NNE Seimchan, Nature Reserve “Magadansky”, 63°39’N 153°16’E, larch forest, sweeping in grass, 4.vii.2019, leg. N. Tridrikh; 1♀, the same data, but in yellow pan trap, 10.vii.2019; 1♀, ~ 100 km NNE Seimchan, Nature Reserve “Magadansky”, 63°39’N 153°17’E, valley of Suksukan River, thickets of young willow, sweeping in grass, 13.vii.2019, leg. N. Tridrikh; 8♀♀, the same data, but 17.vii.2019; 1♀, the same data, but sweeping over river pebble, 24.vii.2019; 2♀♀, the same data, but on house window, 8.vii.2019 (SZMN, except where stated otherwise). Distribution. PALAEARCTIC: Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Russia (Europe, Siberia, Far East), Sweden. NEARCTIC: Alaska to NWT & Manitoba, Montana, Washington, California. DNA barcode. BOLD BIN: BOLD:AAL6514. See Table 1 for GenBank accession numbers.

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