Hippodamia heydeni Weise
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5332.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8261592 |
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Hippodamia heydeni Weise |
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( Fig. 106b View FIGURE 106 )
Semiadalia heydeni Weise, 1892: 109 (Type locality: Central Asia ).
Hippodamia heydeni: Dobzhansky 1927: 216 ; Mader 1928: 57; Kapur 1957: 269; 1963a: 30; Poorani 2002a: 332, 333. Hippodamia (Asemiadalia) heydeni: Iablokoff-Khnzorian 1979: 66 .
Diagnosis. Length:5.00–7.00 mm.Form elongate oval, dorsum weakly convex and glabrous.Head as in H.andrewesi , anteriorly yellow and posteriorly black with a narrow, v-shaped emargination; pronotum with a transverse black discal macula, antero-and posterolateral areas yellowish, elytral pattern as illustrated ( Fig. 106b View FIGURE 106 ). Colour pattern variable, one variant similar to that in H. andrewesi . Genitalia not studied.
Distribution. Himalayas.
Note. Kapur (1963) recorded it from Tibet and illustrated the colour variations and the male genitalia. Hippodamia andrewesi ( Sicard, 1913) , a valid species, was erroneously synonymized with H. heydeni by Iablokoff-Khnzorian (1979: 66) (see notes under H. heydeni ).
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Hippodamia heydeni Weise
POORANI, J. 2023 |
Hippodamia heydeni:
Poorani, J. 2002: 332 |
Iablokoff-Khnzorian, S. M. 1979: 66 |
Kapur, A. P. 1963: 30 |
Kapur, A. P. 1957: 269 |
Semiadalia heydeni
Weise, J. 1892: 109 |