Phaenochilus mikado Lewis 1896

Giorgi, José Adriano & Vandenberg, Natalia J., 2012, Review of the lady beetle genus Phaenochilus Weise (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae: Chilocorini) with description of a new species from Thailand that preys on cycad aulacaspis scale, Aulacaspis yasumatsui Takagi (Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha:, Zootaxa 3478, pp. 239-255 : 250-251

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Phaenochilus mikado Lewis 1896
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5. Phaenochilus mikado Lewis 1896

Chilocorus mikado Lewis 1896: 32 (original description); Kurisaki 1921: 39; Mader 1955: 738; Kamiya 1959: 101 (male genitalia figured); Kamiya 1966: 77 (key to scale and mite feeding Coccinellidae View in CoL of Japan and the Ryukyus); Sasaji 1971:

225, pl. 10 (dorsal habitus, male genitalia figured); Osaka Natural History Museum 2012 (online key to Coccinellidae View in CoL of

Osaka Prefecture). Chilocorus micado: Korschefsky 1932: 240 (catalogue) (typo). Phaenochilus mikado: Sasaji 2005: 64 (morphological details figured); Shiyake 2009: 14–36 (key to Coccinellidae of Japan). Chilocorus nigritus: Lewis 1873: 56 , not Fabricius 1798, nomen nudum; Crotch 1874: 184 (in part).

Type material: Unique syntype, sex unknown ( BMNH). Type locality: “ Nagasaki.”

Remarks: This melanic species can be distinguished from P. flaviceps by the male genitalia which have a more blunt triangular projection at the apex of the basal lobe and digitiform parameres ( Fig. 8). It differs from P. ruficollis in having the median part of the pronotum black or deep piceous ( Fig. 2) as opposed to reddish ( Fig. 6).

According to the Japanese Red Data Retrieval System (2012), the species is known from Nagasaki Prefecture, Island of Kyushu , and Nara and Kyoto Prefectures, Island of Honshu in Japan .

This species was originally confused with Chilocorus nigritus F. by Crotch (1874) who applied that name to a male specimen from Nagasaki in the collection of G. Lewis. Lewis (1873) published Crotch’s determination one year prior, listing it in a note as “ Chilocorus nigritus, Crotch (sp. n.).” Subsequently ( Lewis 1896) published the full description under the new name Chilocorus mikado Lewis.

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Coleoptera

Family

Coccinellidae

Genus

Phaenochilus

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Phaenochilus mikado Lewis 1896

Giorgi, José Adriano & Vandenberg, Natalia J. 2012
2012
Loc

Chilocorus mikado

Kamiya, H. 1966: 77
Kamiya, H. 1959: 101
Mader, L. 1955: 738
Kurisaki, M. 1921: 39
Lewis, G. 1896: 32
1896
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