Figure 1. Adults of Geometra. (A) G. papilionaria, ♂; (B) G. symaria, ♂; (C) G. albovenaria, ♂; (D) G. valida, ♂; (E) G. euryagyia, ♂; (F) G. dieckmanni, ♂; (G) G. sponsaria, ♂; (H) G. ussuriensis, ♂; (I) G. neovalida sp. nov. ♂, holotype; (J) G. flavifrontaria, ♂; (K) G. purissima, ♂, holotype; (L) G. smaragdus, ♂; (M) G. fragilis, ♂, syntype; (N) G. sinoisaria, ♂, syntype; (O) G. burmensis sp. nov., ♂, holotype; (P) G. glaucaria, ♂; (Q) G. rana, ♂; (R) G. sigaria, ♂, syntype. Scale bar 10 mm
文獻來源: Han, H.-X. , A.C. Galsworthy & D.-Y. Xue, 2009, A survey of the genus Geometra Linnaeus (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Geometrinae), Journal of National History 43 (13): 885-922. [摘要連結]
Abstract
The type genus of the family Geometridae, Geometra Linnaeus, is reviewed. In addition to the 16 species known worldwide, two new species are described: Geometra neovalida sp. nov. from China, and Geometra burmensis sp. nov. from Burma (Myanmar). All the known species are redescribed. Genitalia of all species are described and illustrated, most for the first time. Generic characters based on all species are summarized. The monophyly of the genus and its relationship with allied genera are reviewed and discussed in detail. Most species fall into two species groups, named the papilionaria and smaragdus groups, on the basis of the morphology of the male genitalia. Biological information is provided where available. Illustrations of moths and genitalia are presented.
文獻來源: Han, H.-X. , A.C. Galsworthy & D.-Y. Xue, 2009, A survey of the genus Geometra Linnaeus (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Geometrinae), Journal of National History 43 (13): 885-922. [摘要連結]
Abstract
The type genus of the family Geometridae, Geometra Linnaeus, is reviewed. In addition to the 16 species known worldwide, two new species are described: Geometra neovalida sp. nov. from China, and Geometra burmensis sp. nov. from Burma (Myanmar). All the known species are redescribed. Genitalia of all species are described and illustrated, most for the first time. Generic characters based on all species are summarized. The monophyly of the genus and its relationship with allied genera are reviewed and discussed in detail. Most species fall into two species groups, named the papilionaria and smaragdus groups, on the basis of the morphology of the male genitalia. Biological information is provided where available. Illustrations of moths and genitalia are presented.
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