Births Neozephyrus and Chrysozephyrus (Lycaenidae).
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Evgeny Komarov, 14.09.2014 10:49
I think that finally nuchno for something to come to birth Chrysozephyrus Shirôzu & Yamamoto, 1956 and Neozephyrus Sibatani & Ito, 1942. As of today, we view brillantinus (Staudinger, 1887) is in Neozephyrus and Chrysozephyrus. However in this description and illustrations have Neozephyrus, and Chrysozephyrus not. But he kind of Neozephyrus, illustrated with three species left without the title photo.The situation is exactly the opposite with smaragdinus (Bremer, 1861), which is also located here and there, but the descriptions and illustrations in the genus Chrysozephyrus. Also forked uedai Koiwaya, 2003 - present in both genders (without illyustatsy and descriptions). And as synonyms in this situation, I have said nothing.I do not presume to talk about fidelity-infidelity tribal affiliation, there are specialists, but to be on the site should not be! To discuss !!!
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