Cameraria, Chapman, 1902

Prins, Jurate De & Kawahara, Akito Y., 2012, Systematics, revisionary taxonomy, and biodiversity of Afrotropical Lithocolletinae (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae), Zootaxa 3594 (1), pp. 1-283 : 39-40

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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.3594.1.1

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6308644

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Cameraria
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Key to the species groups of the Afrotropical Cameraria View in CoL based on external characters

1. Forewing with blackish-fuscous markings only ( Figs 25–27 View FIGURES 21–26 View FIGURES 27–32 )...................................... hexalobina group

– Forewing with white and black markings................................................................... 2

2. Forewing with median fascia straight, slightly oblique or angulated, or interrupted and shaped as two strigulae opposite each other................................................................................................ 3

– Forewing with median fascia narrow and sinuate............................................................. 5

3. First fascia at 1/4 very narrow, curving, edged apically ( Fig. 37 View FIGURES 33–38 )..................................... torridella group

– First fascia at 1/4 broader than white markings at 1/2 of forewing, straight, edged on both sides ( Figs 33, 34 View FIGURES 33–38 ). perodeaui group

5. Forewing with distinct edging of fasciae, with black scales arranged in rows ( Figs 35, 36 View FIGURES 33–38 ).................. sokoke group

– Forewing with indistinct edging of fasciae with mottled black scales following apically white fasciae, black scales not arranged in rows ( Figs 28–32 View FIGURES 27–32 )......................................................................... landryi group

Key to the species groups of the Afrotropical Cameraria based on male genitalia*

1. Tegumen with very small (visible at 150× enlargement), asymmetrically protruded tuba analis, transtilla H-shaped with long proximal appendages ( Fig. 167 View FIGURES 167–169 ).............................................................. torridella group

– Tegumen symmetrical, with tuba analis not protruded, transtilla narrow ring shaped or incomplete..................... 2

2. Sternum VIII very deeply emarginated ( Fig. 152 View FIGURES 151–156 )............................................... hexalobina group

– Sternum VIII with attenuating or rounded caudal part......................................................... 4

3. Tegumen with a pair of apical extended socii (or horn-like appendages), cucullus of valva gradually or abruptly dilated (Figs 162, 165).................................................................................. sokoke group

– Tegumen without extended apical appendages, valva equally narrow along its entire length or slightly tapering apically (Figs 154, 157, 160).............................................................................. landryi group

* Male of C. perodeaui is unknown.

Key to the species groups of the Afrotropical Cameraria based on female genitalia*

1. Ostium bursae opening in the middle of segment VII; ductus bursae anteriad antrum not crossed by a sclerotized plate, with distinct anastomosis to corpus bursae, corpus bursae globular, with oval signum area crossed by slender sclerotized ridge (Figs 303, 304)................................................................................ torridella group

– Ostium bursae opening at (sub)posterior margin of segment VII................................................. 3

3. Corpus bursae without signum ( Fig. 302 View FIGURES 300–302 )....................................................... perodeaui group

– Corpus bursae with signum.............................................................................. 4

4. Two signa areas on corpus bursae; ostium bursae opening at level of the sclerotized posterior extention of segment VII ( Fig. View FIGURES 295–297 297)................................................................................... hexalobina group

– One signum area on corpus bursae; ostium bursae opening at depth of the sclerotized posterior emargination of segment VII ( Figs 298–300 View FIGURES 298–299 View FIGURES 300–302 )............................................................................. landryi group

* females of C. sokoke and C. zaira unknown.

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