application of two molecular approaches (use of sex attractants and dna barcoding) allowed to rediscover zygaenoprocris eberti (alberti, 1968) (lepidoptera, zygaenidae, procridinae), hitherto known only from the female holotype
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Abstract
The hitherto unknown males of Zygaenoprocris (Zygaenoprocris) eberti (Alberti, 1968) were attracted by sex pheromones in Afghanistan. Conspecificity with the female holotype was confirmed by using DNA barcoding. A description of the male and data on the habitat of this species are provided. A key to the subgenera of the genus Zygaenoprocris Hampson, 1900, and the species of the subgenus Zygaenoprocris Hampson, 1900, is given.
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| Authors | ;Konstantin Efetov;Axel Hofmann;Gerhard Tarmann |
| Journal | frontiers in behavioral neuroscience |
| Year | 2014 |
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