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First report of Harmacloninae (Lepidoptera, Tineidae) in Korea

Journal of Species Research / Journal of Species Research, (E)2713-8615
2020, v.9 no.2, pp.162-166
Dong-June Lee
Ko Jae-Ho
Tak-Gi Lee
Cha YeongBin
Bae Yang-Seop
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Abstract

Previously, 33 species, 18 genera, eight subfamilies of the family Tineidae were reported in Korea. In this study detail a new record to Korea, species, Micrerethista denticulata Davis, 1998 in the subfamily Harmacloninae in Korea. This species is the most widespread species of the genus in southern Asia, ranging from Thailand through Indonesia to southern Japan but absent from New Guinea. Globally, Harmacloninae Davis, 1998 includes 22 species of two genera. The subfamily can be distinguished from the other Tineidae subfamilies by an additional wing locking mechanism, loss of pretarsal arolium and pseudempodial seta, tympanic organ in abdominal sternum II, enlargement of sternal apophyses, and aedeagus with basal midventral keel in male genitalia. The morphological characteristics of this subfamily and species are described, and illustrations of examined species and the key characters for each subfamilies of the family Tineidae from Korea are provided.

keywords
genitalia, Harmacloninae, key characters, Micrerethista, new record, wing venation

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