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Nyctaegeria rohani Le Cerf, 1914

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Higher taxa: Sesiidae (family)/  Sesiinae (subfamily)/  Synanthedonini (tribe)/  Nyctaegeria (genus)/ 
Status:Synonym, the accepted name is Nyctaegeria nobilis
Authorship:Le Cerf, 1914
Citation:Nyctaegeria Rohani nov. sp.
Original genus:Nyctaegeria
Publication:Le Cerf F. 1914c. Voyage du Comte de Rohan-Chabot en Afrique équatoriale. Description d'un genre nouveau et d'une espèce nouvelle d'Aegeriidae (Lepidopt. Hétérocère).
Journal:Bulletin du Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle
Volume:20
Issue:6
Pagination:336–337
URL:https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/34144113
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Nyctaegeria rohani (1)
Taxonomic note:

A junior subjective synonym of Aegeria nobilis Druce, 1910; synonymized by O. G. Gorbunov & Y. Arita (1998: 294).

Gorbunov O. G. & Arita Y. 1998. A revision of Ferdinand Le Cerf's clearwing moth types (Lepidoptera, Sesiidae), kept at the Paris Museum. IV. The genera Aenigmina Le Cerf, 1912, Homogyna Le Cerf, 1912 and Nyctaegeria Le Cerf, 1914 in the Afrotropical region.
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Nyctaegeria rohani Le Cerf, 1914 Lectotype ♂ MNHN Lectotype ♂, designated by O. G. Gorbunov & Y. Arita (1998: 294), MNHN (see Y. Arita et al. 2021: 33) Zambia [Zambia], Angola-Zambèze, District de Benguela, 1912–1913, leg. R. Chabot. Gorbunov O. G. & Arita Y. 1998. A revision of Ferdinand Le Cerf's clearwing moth types (Lepidoptera, Sesiidae), kept at the Paris Museum. IV. The genera Aenigmina Le Cerf, 1912, Homogyna Le Cerf, 1912 and Nyctaegeria Le Cerf, 1914 in the Afrotropical region. page 336–337
Nyctaegeria rohani Le Cerf, 1914 Lectotype ♂ MNHN Paralectotype 1♂, genitalia slide Gorbunov GA-213, MNHN. Zambia [Zambia], Angola-Zambèze, District de Benguela, 1912–1913, leg. R. Chabot. Gorbunov O. G. & Arita Y. 1998. A revision of Ferdinand Le Cerf's clearwing moth types (Lepidoptera, Sesiidae), kept at the Paris Museum. IV. The genera Aenigmina Le Cerf, 1912, Homogyna Le Cerf, 1912 and Nyctaegeria Le Cerf, 1914 in the Afrotropical region. page 336–337
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Scientific Name Authorship Rank Status Original Combination
Scientific Name Authorship Rank Status Original Combination