Hemisphaerius interclusus Noualhier, 1896
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Hemisphaerius interclusus Noualhier, 1896 |
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Hemisphaerius interclusus Noualhier, 1896 View in CoL
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Hemisphaerius interclusus NOUALHIER, 1896: 256 View in CoL [described].
NOUALHIER & MARTIN, 1904: 181 [described], pl. 10 fig.4 [habitus illustrated]. MELICHAR, 1906: 73 [keyed], 93 [described, recorded from Vietnam, Saigon], 317 [listed].
METCALF, 1958: 146 [catalogued].
GNEZDILOV, 2013: 1026 [lectotype designation; additional data from Vietnam]. GNEZDILOV et al., 2014: 82 [listed from Vietnam].
GNEZDILOV, 2017: 1339, figs 1–7 [male genitalia described and illustrated].
CONSTANT & BARTLETT, 2019: 22 [listed from Cambodia].
DIAGNOSIS. The species can be very easily recognized by its unique colour pattern ( Fig. 6 View Fig ): turquoise background with orange-red markings and three orange-red lines on disc of tegmina, with the mid one straight, the three lines separated by evenly wide turquoise bands and ending separately posteriorly.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS. The species can be separated from the closest species, H. binduseni sp. nov. by (1) the shape of orange-red lines with the mid one strongly curved in H. binduseni sp. nov. ( Fig. 2 View Fig ) (nearly straight in H. interclusus – Fig. 6 View Fig ) and upper and mid lines connected posteriorly in H. binduseni sp. nov. ( Fig. 2 View Fig ) (all three lines ending separately posteriorly in H. interclusus – Fig. 6 View Fig ) and the shape of the anal tube with posterior margin rounded in dorsal view in H. binduseni sp. nov. ( Fig. 3 D View Fig ) (emarginate in H. interclusus – GNEZDILOV, 2017, fig. 6).
MATERIAL EXAMINED. CAMBODIA: 57 ex.: Takeo, National Road 2, 10°37’44.7”N 104°51’33.5”E, 27m, 10.X.2014, Chhum, Ly, Sour, Heang & 10 Bio. stu., CA GoogleMaps 0 005, sweeping in grassland forest on mountain ( RUPP); 16 ex.: Takeo, National Road 2, 10°38’40.8”N 104°50’59.2”E, 47m, 10.X.2014, Chhum, Ly, Sour, Heang & 10 Bio. stu., CA GoogleMaps 0 006, sweeping in grassland forest on the mountain ( RUPP); 42 ex.: Kampot, National Road 3 & 33, 10°38’21.8”N 104°31’54.1”E, 5m, 7.I.2015, Hap, Phauk, Kheam, Chhum, Ly, Sour, Heang & 10 Bio. stu., CA0010 GoogleMaps , sweeping in a field near Totong Mount ( RUPP) . VIETNAM: 3♀♀: Cat Tien National Park , 11°26’N 107°26’E, 6–16.VII.2012, leg. J. Constant & J. Bresseel, I.G.: 32.161 ( RBINS) GoogleMaps .
MATERIAL EXAMINED FROM PHOTOGRAPHS. THAILAND: 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 A View Fig ): Chiang Mai, Hang Dong , 18°43’52.6”N 98°55’08.4”, 8.IX.2015, P. Katsura ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 B View Fig ): Chiang Mai, 18°44’33.2”N 98°57’05.6”E, X.2018, P. Chuatrakul GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 C View Fig ): Chiang Mai, 18°47’10.5”N 98°57’35.2”E, 27.X.2019, A. Mintrawech GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 D View Fig ): Chiang Mai, San Kamphaeng , 18°46’31.5”N 99°03’18.8”E, X.2019, S. Pidanpun GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 E View Fig ): Chiang Mai, Wang Bua Ban Waterfall , 18°48’44.3”N 98°56’29.9”E, 23.I.2019, S. Pidanpun GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 F View Fig ): Nontaburi, Phra Nang Klao Bridge , 13°52’09.9”N 100°28’18.8”E, VIII GoogleMaps .2012, Y. Sriaj; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 G View Fig ): Nontaburi, Bang Rak Noi , 13°52’35.8”N 100°27’25.2”E, 9.III.2016, P. Supremsri GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 H View Fig ): Pathum Thani, Paholyothin Soi 62, 13°56’31.4”N 100°38’25.0”E, 26.III.2018, P. Thepchaloem GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 I View Fig ): Phitsanulok, Ban Teng Nam , 16°51’28.7”N 100°16’30.1”E, 1.II.2020, S. Yookong GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 J View Fig ): Uttaradit, Tha Pla , 17°52’18.8”N 100°17’54.4”E, 6.XI.2014, P. Supremsri GoogleMaps ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 K View Fig ): Chiang Mai, V .2016, R. Thacker ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 M View Fig ): Nongkhai, Wiang Khuk Subdistrict , 17°47'55.2"N 102°39'34.5"E, 6. V GoogleMaps .2020, P. Sukgasee. VIETNAM: 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 M View Fig ): Dong Nai Province, Cat Tien National Park , 21.XII.2015, O. Dangles ; 1 ex. ( Fig. 6 N–O View Fig ): Ho Chi Minh City, 10°48’N 106°39’E, 19.XI.2017 © T GoogleMaps . Tao .
NOTE. The species is here recorded from Thailand for the first time.
DISTRIBUTION. Cambodia, Thailand, Southern Vietnam ( Fig. 7).
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Chicago Academy of Sciences |
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Royal University of Phnom Penh |
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Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences |
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Royal British Columbia Museum - Herbarium |
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Departamento de Geologia, Universidad de Chile |
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Tavera, Department of Geology and Geophysics |
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Hemisphaerius interclusus Noualhier, 1896
| Constant, Jérôme & Jiaranaisakul, Kawin 2016 |
Hemisphaerius interclusus NOUALHIER, 1896: 256
| NOUALHIER J. M. 1896: 256 |