02249nas a2200229 4500008004100000022001400041245008800055210006900143260001200212300001200224490000700236520161000243653001101853653001101864653001401875653001401889653001301903653001601916100001801932700002001950856004901970 2022 eng d a1612-267400aEine aktualisierte Checkliste der Saturniiden von Borneo (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)0 aEine aktualisierte Checkliste der Saturniiden von Borneo Lepidop c10/2022 a295-3130 v203 a

"Comprehensive studies of the Saturniidae (Lepidoptera) from Borneo were done by Allan (1981), Holloway (1987), and Beck & Nässig (2008). Beck & Nässig provided a checklist containing 27 species (including doubtful species) of Saturniidae for the island of Borneo. Of this checklist 20 taxa are still recognized in species or subspecies status for Borneo, other names were found being based on misidentifications. In the meantime, several new taxa have been described and taxonomic changes have been made. New descriptions were made by Naumann & Löffler (2010), Brechlin & Paukstadt (2010, 2022), Paukstadt & Paukstadt (2011, 2022), and Brechlin (2010, 2012, 2022), some of which, however, are currently recognized as junior synonyms. New taxa and nomenclatural acts within the Saturniidae from Borneo and the adjacent islands were mainly supported by DNA barcoding (of BOLD). At the time being 27 taxa of Saturniidae are recognized for the main island of Borneo and the adjacent smaller islands. Of the 27 Saturniidae taxa identified so far, only 14 taxa are endemic to Borneo and the adjacent smaller islands. This may have zoogeographical reasons, because Borneo was connected to the Malay Peninsula for a very long time during the ice ages, or it may be due to poorer exploration of the island. We herewith provide with an updated checklist of the Saturniidae of Borneo. Further taxonomical changes and new descriptions of taxa are likely due to zoogeography and intensified comparisons of the DNA structures of the Saturniidae of Southeast Asia."

10aBORNEO10aBRUNEI10aCHECKLIST10aINDONESIA10aMALAYSIA10aSATURNIIDAE1 aPaukstadt, U.1 aPaukstadt, L.H. uhttps://sphingidae.myspecies.info/node/2272200877nas a2200301 4500008004100000022001400041245016600055210007000221260001200291300001200303490000700315653001300322653001400335653001400349653001100363653001000374653001400384653000800398653000800406653001300414653001900427653001600446653001300462653001300475100001800488700002000506856004900526 2022 eng d a1612-267400aTaxonomische Änderungen bei den Taxa der Untergattung Antheraea Hübner, 1819 ["1816"] von Südostasien und Beschreibungen neuer Taxa (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)0 aTaxonomische Änderungen bei den Taxa der Untergattung Antheraea  c06/2022 a151-1760 v2010aANTENNAE10aANTHERAEA10aBARCODING10aBORNEO10aBURMA10aCATALOGUE10aCOI10aDNA10aMALAYSIA10aMALE GENITALIA10aSATURNIIDAE10aTHAILAND10aVENATION1 aPaukstadt, U.1 aPaukstadt, L.H. uhttps://sphingidae.myspecies.info/node/2256103723nas a2200253 4500008004100000022001400041245013700055210007000192260001200262300001200274490000700286520299100293653001403284653001403298653001103312653001403323653000803337653000803345653001303353653001603366100001803382700002003400856004903420 2022 eng d a1612-267400aTaxonomische Änderungen beim platessa-Komplex der Gattung Antheraea Hübner, 1819 ["1816"] von Sundaland (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)0 aTaxonomische Änderungen beim platessaKomplex der Gattung Anthera c06/2022 a143-1500 v203 a

"The platessa-complex comprises some taxa closely related to the taxa of the frithi-complex (sensu Paukstadt & Paukstadt 2009) of the nominotypical subgenus of the genus Antheraea HÜBNER, 1819 [“1816”] (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae). Both complexes (clusters) are members of the frithi-subgroup of the paphia/frithi-group (sensu Nässig 1991). One member of the platessa-complex from Bassein, Burma [Myanmar] was originally described as Antheraea jana platessa ROTHSCHILD, 1903. Nässig (1992) figured the ♂ holotype by monotypy of A. jana platessa, which is preserved in The Natural History Museum (London) and noted that the name jana was misinterpreted for at least a century. The correct name for this taxon was A. platessa ROTHSCHILD, 1903. Consequently, Nässig (1992) elevated platessa to species rank. However, this was not a new status as noted by Nässig because Jolly, Sen, Sonwalkar & Prasad (1979) had already given full species rank of platessa either intentionally or unintentionally. In the same paper of Rothschild (1903) a further subspecies of jana was described: Antheraea jana fusca ROTHSCHILD, 1903 from Kuching, North Borneo as noted in the original description. Nässig (1992) designated a ♀ from The Natural History Museum (London) as lectotype of fusca ROTHSCHILD, 1903 with locus typicus Borneo and considered the name fusca ROTHSCHILD, 1903 to be a junior subjective synonym of platessa ROTHSCHILD, 1903. The conspecifity of Rothschild’s taxa was not in doubt on the basis of Nässig’s knowledge at that time. This taxonomic change was based on morphological comparisons of the adults. Thus, the taxonomic status has remained until today, cf. Paukstadt & Paukstadt (2009a, 2009b). In recent years, DNA barcoding (by BOLD) has given entomologists a great tool to find “hidden” new species and determine true distribution boundaries. Consequently DNA barcoding within the BOLD project (Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding, Biodiversity Institute of Ontario, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada) confirms three geographical clusters of the following taxa in the platessa-complex in Sundaland: A. (A.) platessa ROTHSCHILD, 1903 from Peninsular Thailand, Peninsular Myanmar, Peninsular Malaysia, and the island of Sumatra, A. (A.) fusca ROTHSCHILD, 1903 stat. rev. from Borneo (Brunei and Sabah), and A. (A.) raffrayi BOUVIER, 1928 from Indonesia (Java and Bali) which also makes sense from zoogeographical considerations. A. (A.) fusca ROTHSCHILD, 1903 stat. rev. is considered to be a distinct species based on DNA barcoding (by BOLD) and zoogeography."

10aANTHERAEA10aBARCODING10aBORNEO10aCATALOGUE10aCOI10aDNA10aMALAYSIA10aSATURNIIDAE1 aPaukstadt, U.1 aPaukstadt, L.H. uhttps://sphingidae.myspecies.info/node/22560