Ministrymon cruenta
Taxonavigation
editTaxonavigation: Papilionoidea |
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Superregnum: Eukaryota |
Familia: Lycaenidae
Subfamilia: Theclinae
Tribus: Eumaeini
Genus: Ministrymon
Species: Ministrymon cruenta
Name
editMinistrymon cruenta (Gosse, 1880)
Type locality: Argentina.
Holotype: ♂ BMNH, #988, images.
Synonymy
edit- Thecla cruenta Gosse, 1880: 204, pl.2. fig.4.
- Thecla vena Druce, 1907 : 620, pl.36, fig.21. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Thecla vena sparsa Hayward, 1949: 574. Argentina, images. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Ministrymon chacovaga Johnson, Eisele & MacPherson, 1992: 2, fig.3. Argentiona, Quimili, AMNH, images. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Ministrymon gagarini Bálint, K. Johnson & G.T. Austin, 1998: 199, Figs 2-3,17,26. Brazil, (RJ), MPM, images. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Ministrymon cruor Bálint, K. Johnson & G.T. Austin, 1998: 201, Figs 4-5,6,18,27. Brazil. Rio, Mundo Nova, 5 May 1940 MPM, images. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Ministrymon cryptus Bálint, K. Johnson & G.T. Austin, 1998: 211, Figs 16,25. Brazil, Icatu, 7 Jan. 1961, MPM, images. Synonymy in Lamas, 2004: 132.
- Ministrymon cruenta (Gosse); Lamas, 2004: 132.
References
edit- Bálint, Zs., K. Johnson & G.T. Austin, 1998. New species of Eumaeini (Lycaenidae) from Southeastern Brazil II. Review of regional Ministrymon and descriptions of new species (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Annales historico-naturales Musei nationalis hungarici 90: 195–214. PDF. Reference page.
- Druce, H.H. 1907. On Neotropical Lycaenidae with descriptions of new species. Proceedings of the zoological Society of London 1907(3): 566–632, pls 31–36. Reference page.
- Gosse, P.H. 1880. The Butterflies of Paraguay and La Plata. The Entomologist 13(208): 193–205, pl. 22. text, plate. Reference page.
- Hayward, K.J., 1949. Nuevas especies de Lycaenidae de la Argentina (Lep. Rhop.) Acta zoologica lillolana 8: 567–581, 7 figs. Reference page.
- Johnson, K., Eisele & MacPherson, 1992. Additions to the Argentine fauna, pp. 2-3, figs. In: Johnson, K. (Ed.), Taxonomic additions to recent studies of Neotropical butterflies. Reports of the Museum of natural History, University of Wisconsin (Stevens Point) 23: 1–20, figs. (15 May) PDF. Reference page.