New data on the taxonomy, distribution and host plants of Australian Epermeniidae (Lepidoptera: Epermenioidea) Author Gaedike, Reinhard text Zootaxa 2018 2018-11-20 4524 1 33 50 journal article 27938 10.11646/zootaxa.4524.1.2 fd2d8509-cd69-426e-907a-edadf413c786 1175-5326 2610302 7E6F14B8-183D-4DBC-904A-017BCDBD6EAD Gnathifera queenslandi ( Gaedike, 1968 ) ( Figs 9 , 25 ) Ochromolopis queenslandi Gaedike, 1968 : 611 , figs 21–22; Gnathifera queenslandi ( Gaedike, 1968 ) : Gaedike, 1978 : 208 . Material studied. New South Wales : 1 ♂ , Fitzroy Falls , 2.iii.1973 , leg. V. J. Robinson , SDEI , 1 ♀ , Barren Grounds Fauna Res. , 27.vii.1976 , leg. V. J. Robinson , ANIC , Tasmania : 1 ♂ , Oyster Cave , 147°17'E , 43°06'S , 18.x.1981 , leg. P. B. McQuillan , ANIC , Western Australia : 1 ♀ , 33°36'S , 115°49'E , 3km S by W of Donnybrook , 28.iv.1983 , leg. E. S. Nielsen & E. D. Edwards , ANIC . Distribution. New South Wales , Queensland ( Gaedike, 1968 ), Tasmania (first record) , Western Australia (first record) . Bionomics. The early stages and host plants are unknown. The description of the female genitalia is presented for the first time ( Fig. 25 ): Ventral arms of anterior apophyses broadened, the inside edge covered with minute thorns; ductus bursae at ostium with strongly sclerotized ring; surface of corpus bursae covered with minute sclerotized dots, signum small, with some minute triangular thorns.