Labia ridens de Bormans 1894

19. Labia ridens de Bormans, 1894 Original combination Labia ridens de Bormans, 1894: 388–389. Current combination Chaetospania ridens (de Bormans, 1894) — Steinmann, 1989: 475. Type material Paralectotypes (2 males, 3 females; dried, on cardboard) MYANMAR • 1 ♂ (Fig. 58); “ Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // ridens / Borm / sp. n. // Kotype // Paratypoide // ZMH 76584 ” • 1 ♂ (Fig. 59); “ Kotype // Paratypoide // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // ZMH 76585 ” • 3 ♂ (Fig. 60–62); “ Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // Kotype // Paratypoide // ZMH 76586 – 76588 ” Type locality Carin Chebà [Myanmar]. Current status Valid species. Remarks As is often the case with type series from de Bormans, there seem to be far more specimens than listed in the original description. For Labia ridens, he lists five specimens in total (de Bormans 1894). However, the Museum of Natural History “Giacomo Doria” (Genoa) and the Institut des Sciences Naturelles (Brussels) already house seven type specimens in total (Srivastava 1981). Since the information from the labels matches the collection data of the type specimens, the material present in the ZMH belongs to the type series as well. In the same publication, Srivastava (1981) also declares a Lectotype for Labia ridens, hence, the specimens at hand are Paralectotypes.

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Labia ridens de Bormans 1894

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Labia ridens de Bormans 1894

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19. Labia ridens de Bormans, 1894 Original combination Labia ridens de Bormans, 1894: 388–389. Current combination Chaetospania ridens (de Bormans, 1894) — Steinmann, 1989: 475. Type material Paralectotypes (2 males, 3 females; dried, on cardboard) MYANMAR • 1 ♂ (Fig. 58); “ Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // ridens / Borm / sp. n. // Kotype // Paratypoide // ZMH 76584 ” • 1 ♂ (Fig. 59); “ Kotype // Paratypoide // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // ZMH 76585 ” • 3 ♂ (Fig. 60–62); “ Carin Chebà / 900–1100. m. / L. Fea V XII-88 // Birma / Leon. Fea leg. / vend. 1.1.1895. // A. de Bormans / determ. // Kotype // Paratypoide // ZMH 76586 – 76588 ” Type locality Carin Chebà [Myanmar]. Current status Valid species. Remarks As is often the case with type series from de Bormans, there seem to be far more specimens than listed in the original description. For Labia ridens, he lists five specimens in total (de Bormans 1894). However, the Museum of Natural History “Giacomo Doria” (Genoa) and the Institut des Sciences Naturelles (Brussels) already house seven type specimens in total (Srivastava 1981). Since the information from the labels matches the collection data of the type specimens, the material present in the ZMH belongs to the type series as well. In the same publication, Srivastava (1981) also declares a Lectotype for Labia ridens, hence, the specimens at hand are Paralectotypes.

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Museum für Naturkunde (DE), State Museum of Natural History Karlsruhe (DE), Museum am Rothenbaum (DE), Senckenberg German Entomological Institute (DE)
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