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On the Pyralidae of Bahçesaray district, with some eco-faunistical and taxonomical notes (Van Province, East Turkey) (Lepidoptera). Priamus 14 (4): 161-245, 111 figs., 62 maps. This paper deals with the Pyralidae of Bahçesaray. Totally 116 taxa are listed faunistically for the first time, together with synonyms, original references, and range in codes. Among them 23 species are recorded new to the fauna of Van Province. Following acts are realized here for the first time: The illustrations of the behaviours of several species in the nature and the tympanal organs of a significant number of species. Totally 62 maps of the species are prepared according to their distributional codes. The correctness of the lectotype designation of Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella is discussed. A new subgenus, Kasikoparania is established. Taxonomical evaluations of the following, possibly taxa will be separately studied: Bradyrrhoa sp., Catoptria sp., Episcythrastis sp., Faveria sp., Khorassania sp., Loxostege sp., Phycita sp., Polyocha sp., Psorosa sp., and Pyrausta sp.
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On the Pyralidae of Bahçesaray district,
with some eco-faunistical and taxonomical notes
(Van Province, East Turkey)
(Lepidoptera)
Muhabbet Kemal 1 Ahmet Ömer Koçak
Abstract: On the Pyralidae of Bahçesaray district, with some eco-faunistical and taxonomical
notes (Van Province, East Turkey) (Lepidoptera). Priamus 14 (4): 161 - 245, 111 figs., 62 maps.
This paper deals with the Pyralidae of Bahçesaray. Totally 116 taxa are listed faunistically for the
first time, together with synonyms, original references, and range in codes. Among them 23 species
are recorded new to the fauna of Van Province. Following acts are realized here for the first time:
The illustrations of the behaviours of several species in the nature and the tympanal organs of a
significant number of species. Totally 62 maps of the species are prepared according to their
distributional codes. The correctness of the lectotype designation of Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella is
discussed. A new subgenus, Kasikoparania is established. Taxonomical evaluations of the
following, possibly taxa will be separately studied: Bradyrrhoa sp., Catoptria sp., Episcythrastis
sp., Faveria sp., Khorassania sp., Loxostege sp., Phycita sp., Polyocha sp., Psorosa sp., and
Pyrausta sp.
Key words: Pyralidae, Lepidoptera, fauna, genitalia, tympanal organs, morphology, behaviour,
taxonomy, description, Bahçesaray, Van, Turkey.
Fig. 1 – Pyrausta obfuscata. Diurnal moth, during its flight around muddy places, Bahçesaray, Mukus valley
1840m, 4 7 2016.
1 Asst. Prof. Dr. Muhabbet Kemal, Yüzüncü Yıl University, Faculty of Science, Dept. of Biology, Campus, Van / Turkey.
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co-author: Prof. em. Dr. Ahmet Ömer Koçak, c/o Yüzüncü Yıl University, Faculty of Science, Dept. of Biology, Campus, Van / Turkey.
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Bahçesaray has been the focus of several faunistic studies by the authors in the last
year, recording at least 870 species in total.2 Within the private Cesa Projects, “Diversity of the
Lepidoptera in the World (DLW)” 3, “Entomofauna of Turkey (ET)” 4, Tympanal Morphology of the
Pyralidae (Lepidoptera) (TMP)5, and “Mapping of the Lepidoptera of Old World (MLO)” 6, the
Pyralidae of Bahçesaray district is studied here for the first time.
The first comprehensive list of the Pterygota fauna of Van province has been published by
the authors (Koçak & Kemal, 2012). Similarly, regional studies in the Van Province have been
carried out by the authors and published (Kemal & Koçak, 2014, 2016a, 2016b, 2016c). In the
previous parts of Bahçesaray fauna, the authors published the first faunal information of the
Pterygota (Kemal & Koçak, 2016d; Kemal, Koçak & Ecer, 2016; Kemal, Hakan, Koçak & Tekin,
2016). Recently, the Noctuidae, Geometridae and other Macro-Heterocera families of Bahçesaray
district have been studied. Thus, 317 species of Lepidoptera have been evaluated and listed so far
(Kemal & Koçak, 2016e- 2016g).
In the present paper, more than 1000 specimens of the Pyralidae 7 from Bahçesaray are
studied. All the species are identified by the authors. Meanwhile, some results of the thesis on the
Pyralidae of Mutki are also used (Akın, 2014). Specifically indetermined species, Bradyrrhoa sp.,
Catoptria sp., Episcythrastis sp., Faveria sp., Khorassania sp., Loxostege sp., Phycita sp.,
Polyocha sp., Psorosa sp. and Pyrausta sp. will be studied separately. Most of them might be new
species to the science.
Faunistically, 116 pyralid species are listed here together with the synonyms, original
references, and updated distributional information in codes. Totally 23 pyralid species are recorded
as new to the fauna of Van Province. Now, the total examined moth species of Bahçesaray district
rose to 432.
Most of the species recorded in the district are nocturnal. The daily activity of some
crambids like Agriphila, Chrysocrambus, and some other pyralids, Nomophila, Ephelis, Cynaeda,
Pyrausta are both nocturnal and diurnal, as well as crepuscular. Among the species of Pyrausta,
obfuscata and amatalis are frequently observed on the muddy places during sunny and hot
middays, together with some male blue butterflies (Figs. 1, 23); the latter Pyrausta species is rarer
than the former.
The commonest species in the district is Nomophila noctuella. It is also widely distributed
in the world (Map. 38). According to our present knowledge, there are also some pyralids that
confined to the mountainous regions of East Turkey. For example, Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella
(Van, Iğdır provinces), Catoptria hilarella (Kahramanmaraş, Van provinces), Megasis kocaki
(Bitlis, Van provinces), Phycita kurdistanella (Van province).
Morphologically, the male genitalia, if exists with the coremata, of the following 30 species
are prepared and illustrated here: Acrobasis consociella, A. dulcella, Agriphila tolli, Anarpia
incertalis, Ancylolomia pectinatella, Arsissa divaricella, Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella (both sexes),
B. gilveolella, Catoptria hilarella, C. pinella, Hypochalcia ahenella, Mecyna biternalis,
Merulempista cingillella, Pediasia matricella, Pempeliella sororiella, Phycita kurdistanella, P.
poteriella, P. spissicella, Phycitodes albatella, Polyocha transversariella, Psorosa maraschella,
Pyrausta despicata, P. neglectalis, P. obfuscata, P. purpuralis, P. sanguinalis, Scoparia subfusca,
Sefidia clasperella, Sitochroa straminealis, Syrianarpia mendicalis. The genitalic structures are
used for the precise identification of the species. Complementarily, the tympanal organs of some
species are prepared and illustrated here for the first time. Similarly, 25 tympanal preparats are
prepared and illustrated first in this paper. These are: Acrobasis consociella, A. dulcella, Agriphila
tolli, Anarpia incertalis, Ancylolomia pectinatella, Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella, B. gilveolella,
Hypochalcia ahenella, Merulempista cingillella, Pediasia matricella, Pempeliella sororiella,
Phycita kurdistanella, P. poteriella, P. spissicella, Phycitodes albatella, Polyocha transversariella,
Psorosa maraschella, Pyrausta despicata, P. neglectalis, P. obfuscata, P. purpuralis, P.
sanguinalis, Sefidia clasperella, Sitochroa straminealis, Syrianarpia mendicalis. Detailed
2 While, the total species number of the Pyralidae of Turkey was 663, Lepidoptera species of Turkey increased to 5511.
3 https://www.researchgate.net/project/Diversity-of-the-Lepidoptera-in-the-World-DLW
4 https://www.researchgate.net/project/Entomofauna-of-Turkey-ET
5 https://www.researchgate.net/project/Tympanal-Morphology-of-the-Pyralidae-Lepidoptera-TMP
6 https://www.researchgate.net/project/Mapping-of-the-Lepidoptera-of-Old-World-MLO
7 The name Pyralidae is used here in older sense.
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evaluation of this organ will be studied later. For this purpose, some basic publications, like Minet
(1982, 1983), Maes (1985) will be taken into consideration.
To some taxa, taxonomic comments of the authors on the validity of some scientific names,
lectotype selection are given. A new subgenus to the science is also established here, in accordance
with the rules of the ICZN.
Totally 62 maps of the species are prepared for this paper according to their distributional
codes.
All the preparations, and the photographs belong to the first author (in the archive Cesa).
The materials are preserved in the Cesa collection, Ankara 8.
List of the species recorded in Bahçesaray district
Below, 116 pyralid species are listed alphabetically, together with the synonymous names, arranged
chronologically. Original references are also added. Distributional information are given as codes 9. Brief eco-faunistical
notes are mentioned.
# denotes nomenclaturally unavailable name.
318. Acrobasis consociella (Hübner,[1813]) Figs. 28-30, Map 1,
Synonym(s): consociella Hübner,[1813]; consocialis Hübner,[1825]; tumidella Duponchel,1836; oberthueri
Lucas,1914. Original Reference: Tinea consociella Hübner,[1813], Samml. eur. Schmett. 8, Tineae: Tab.48
fig.328. Type(s): Europa. Range (in code): PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU
GR DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY TR TM Kp 05 06 13 65 05A 06R 13F 13F01 13F11 13F20 13F35 13F41 65A 65Ai
Prep. no: GP2511B
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal. Uncommon. New to the fauna of
Van Province.
319. Acrobasis dulcella (Zeller,1848) Figs. 31-33
Synonym(s): dulcella Zeller,1848 Original Reference: Rhodophaea dulcella Zeller,1848, Isis von Oken
1848 (9): 663-664. Type: "Ungarn". Range (in code): ES Grn An FR Si IT DE AT SK HU RO YU AL BG GR RU MD
UA BY Cc AM TR IQ Shq LB Bsa IR Gh Enz Srd Elb Mz Kh 05 13 16 35 42 46 47 51 56 65 05A 13F 13F35 16A 42B 47D
56F 65A 65Am 65Am1 65N 65Np2 65Nm Prep. no: GP2519, GP2521.
Uncommon in the district, nocturnal.
320. Acrobasis repandana (Fabricius,1798) Map 2,
Synonym(s): repandana Fabricius,1798; tumidella Zincken,1818; zelleri Ragonot,1888. Original Reference:
Pyralis repandana Fabricius,1798, Ent. Syst. Suppl.: 478. Type: Europa. Range (in code): PT ES FR Sa IT GB
BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU BG GR DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY TR 06 21 65 06R 06Rb 21N
21Nh 65A 65Ai 65D 65Dt 65Dv
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal.
321. Acrobasis tumidana ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Fig. 2, Map 3
Synonym(s): tumidana [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; tumidalis Hübner,[1825]; rubrotibiella Fischer v.
Roeslerstamm,1839. Original Reference: Tortrix tumidana [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst.
Werkes Schmett. Wienergegend: 103. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by fire
in 1848]. Range (in code): ES FR Sa Si IT GB BE NL DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR DK NO SE LT RU MD
UA BY TR IR Kd Lo 12 13 16 42 46 56 65 80 12E 12Ed 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 16A 56F 65A 65Ai
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal. New to the fauna of Van Province.
322. Aglossa asiatica Erschoff,1871
Synonym(s): asiatica Erschoff,1871; abdidalis Christoph,1873; maceralis Chrétien,1891; indistincta Corbet &
Tams,1943 Original Reference: Aglossa pinguinalis var. asiatica Erschoff,1871, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 8: 317.
Syntypes: "Samarkand". Range (in code): TR LB EG Cr IR Elb Th Kdj Ha Adv Fa Shr Sse IL Hf Pa CY AF PK UZ
Smk 06 46 65 65A 65Am 65Am4
8 http://grbio.org/cool/eaaz-xyfc
9 http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Code.pdf
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It occurs at various habitats in the district, nocturnal. New to the fauna of Van Province.
323. Agriphila tolli (Bleszynski,1952) Figs. 3, 34-36, Map 4
Synonym(s): tolli Bleszynski,1952 Original Reference: Crambus tolli Bleszynski,1952, Z. Wien. ent. Ges. 37:
149, Taf.16 figs.2,5. Holotype B: Dalmatien: Ragusa. Range (in code): Co Si IT AT CZ SK HU RO YU HV AL BG
GR Cr CY TR SY IQ Mos Shq IR RU MD UA Cm 01 05 06 13 22 42 59 65 80 06R 13F 65A 65Am 65Am4 65Am1 65Ai 65N
65Np 65Nm Prep. no: GP2203B, GP2450B
It occurs at grassy places, autumnal. Diurnal to nocturnal.
324. Anarpia incertalis (Duponchel,1832) Figs. 37-39, Map 5
Synonym(s): incertalis Duponchel,1832; pyrenealis Duponchel,1842; incertella Duponchel,[1845]; pyrenaeella
Duponchel,[1845]; pyrenaicalis Guenée,1846; phycophanes Meyrick,1937; rupestris Meyrick,1937 Original
Reference: Eudorea incertalis Duponchel,1832, Hist. nat. Lépid. Pap. Fr. 8 (2): 286-287, pl.229 fig.4. Type:
Corse. Range (in code): MA DZ Btna TN PT ES Py FR Co Sa Si IT YU GR Cr TR Cc AZ Nv Ord Eri AM RU IR Elb Mz
Dam Kh IL Pa Js LB Bsa CY B-H SY JO AF UZ KG KK IQ Rwz 05 13 16 46 65 73 13F 65A 65Ac3 73C 73Cd Prep. no:
GP2426B
It occurs at various habitats in the district, nocturnal. New to the fauna of Van Province.
325. Ancylolomia palpella ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Map 6
Synonym(s): palpella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; sovinskyi Krulikovsky,1909 Original Reference: Tinea
palpella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett. Wienergegend: 134. Type(s):
[Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by fire in 1848]. Range (in code): DZ Lbs Cst PT ES FR
IT BE AT SK HU RO YU AL BG GR CY RU MD UA BY IR IQ Shq Amr Mos IL Pa Js LB TR Cc EG TM Kp KG 05 06 10 16
31 33 36 42 46 58 65 71 05A 16A 31M 65A 65An 65D 65Df 65Dh 65N 65Nb 65Np8 65Nm Prep. no: GP2438B
It occurs at grassy places, nocturnal. Common.
326. Ancylolomia pectinatella (Zeller,1847) Figs. 40-42, Map 7
Synonym(s): pectinatellus Zeller,1847 Original Reference: Crambus pectinatellus Zeller,1847, Isis 1847: 747.
Type B: Sizilien. Range (in code): Si IT MT HU YU BG GR Cr TR IL Pa Js Hf JO LB IQ Mos IR Ahz CY SY 05 06 16 31
34 35 42 46 65 05A 16A 31M 46G 46Gi 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep. no: GP536B, GP2480B
It occurs at grassy places, nocturnal. Uncommon. New to the fauna of Van Province.
327. Ancylosis cinnamomella (Duponchel,1836) Map 8
Synonym(s): dilutella Tr.,1832 [n.o.]; cinnamomella Dup.,1836; labeomella Staudinger,1859; lafauryella
Rag.,1887; byzacaeniella Rag.,1887; roseopennella Rag.,1901; tunesella Caradja,1910; fuliginosa Rothschild,1913;
pictella Tur.,1922; ferrugineolineella Tur.,1924. Original Reference: Phycis cinnamomella Duponchel,1836, Hist.
nat. Lépid. Papillons Fr. 10: 190, Pl.279, f.4. Type(s): France: Montpellier. Range (in code): DZ TN Gf PT ES
Mu FR Co Sa Si IT BE LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL MK BG GR NO SE FI LV MD RU Or Sb Ur UA BY KG Uk
Ind TM TR LB Bei Bsa SY Dms IL Hf Js JO IQ Shq Mos Bsr EG EG11 IR Elb Kj Th Fa Ha Ss AF Kab Kbb Pag CN Ui Ku
UZ Man KK T-S Cc AZ Kir MN Mri Eba MA Ifr Ouk 01 03 05 06 09 13 14 16 21 26 31 34 42 46 47 65 71 76 05A 13F 13F01
13F11 13F35 13F41 16A 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Dg 65Fp 65Fz 76C Prep. no: GP2460B, GP2502B.
It occurs at various habitats in the district, nocturnal. Common.
328. Ancylosis sareptalla (Herrich-Schäffer,1861)
Synonym(s): sareptalla Herrich-Schäffer,1861; barbella Lederer,1863; albidella Ragonot,1888 Original
Reference: Epischnia sareptalla Herrich-Schäffer,1861, Neue Schmett. Eur. 1861: 28, fig.145. Type A:
Russland: Sarepta. Range (in code): ES An FR Si IT CH AT CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR RU Or Sr MD UA BY TR IL
Hf Pa LB Bei Bsa SY Dms KG Uk MN PK Gg AF UZ Br 03 06 07 21 38 42 46 47 58 65 06R 65A 65Am 65Am4
Like the previous species.
329. Arsissa divaricella (Ragonot,1887) Fig. 43, Map 9
Synonym(s): divaricella Ragonot,1887; #aurantiacella Caradja,1910; velocella Toll,1948; firusella Amsel,1961
Original Reference: Bradyrrhoa divaricella Ragonot,1887, Annls Soc. ent. Fr. (6) 7: 240. Type (s):
[Usbekistan]: Samarkand (MNHNP). Range (in code): UZ Smk TR Cc GG IR Fa Sse Com Ha Ss Kh Th Elb Kdj Nss
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Km Kd Lo Zj SA SA63 01 12 13 31 46 65 76 12A 12Ab 13A 13Ab 13F 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 65Dh 65Dt 65Dv 76C
Prep. no: GP2376B
It occurs at various habitats in the district, nocturnal. Common.
330. Arsissa ramosella (Herrich-Schäffer,[1855]) Map 10
Synonym(s): ramosella Herrich-Schäffer,[1855]; albiramosella Caradja,1916; caradjaella Zerny,1939 Original
Reference: Pyralis ramosella Herrich-Schäffer,[1855], Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 6:148, Taf.21 fig.146.
Type(s): [Türkei]: Amasia. Range (in code): TR RU Sr LB Bei IR Elb Th Kdv Kd Fa Sse Shr Kdj Ha Zj Kh Shh Ab TM
Kp Cc AM AF Hr Kab Kbb Pnj Srb Slg PK 05 06 13 42 45 46 47 56 58 65 70 05A 06Y 13F 13F6 56F 56Fs 56Fs1 65A
65Am 65Am1 65D 65Df 65Drd 65Dv 65Dh 65Dt 65Du 65F 65Fe 65Fp 65Fz 65N 65Np2 65Nm 70C 70Ce
It occurs at various habitats in the district, nocturnal. Common.
331. Asalebria (Exophora) exasperata (Staudinger,1879) Fig.4, Map 11
Synonym(s): exasperata Staudinger,1879; #exaspersata Roesler,1988 Original Reference: Myelois ?
exasperata Staudinger,1879, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 15: 217-218. Syntypes 1B: [Türkei]: Amasia: “Jenikeui-
Hochebene”; 1A: “Taurus”. Range (in code): TR Cc AM Eri IR Ha Kd 01 05 06 08 13 21 25 30 32 38 42 46 47 58 65
76 05A 06R 13F 13F6 30D 30Dt 42B 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65At 65At5 65D 65Df 65F 65Fp 65Fz 76C
Common in the district. Nocturnal.
332. Asalebria (s.str.) geminella (Eversmann,1844) Map 12
Synonym(s): geminella Eversmann,1844 Original Reference: Myelophila geminella Eversmann,1844, Fauna
lepid. Volga-Ural.: 564. Type: Russia: Ural. Range (in code): PT ES HU TR RU Ur KG Uk 13 30 65 13F 30B 30Bc1
30Bx 65A 65Ai 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Dl 65Dlc
Uncommon in the district. Nocturnal.
333. Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella Ragonot,1888 Figs. 5, 44-49,
Map 13
Synonym(s): mesobaphella Ragonot,1888 Original Reference: Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella Ragonot,1888,
Nouv. gen. esp. Phycit. Galler. 1888: 26. Type : [Turkey]: “Arménie russe”. Lectotype A: [Türkei]:
“Russisch Armenien: Kasikoparan” (Roesler,1993: 83). Range (in code): Cc TR 65 76 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65Ac
65Ac3 76C Prep. no: GP2499B, GP2500A.
New to the fauna of Van Province.
Remarks: There are several applications and attributions that we have difficulty in
understanding.
Ragonot (1888) described “Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella on page 26 in his original publication
and based upon the male, collected from “Arménie russe” (see below).
Later, Ragonot (1893: 552-553) mentioned a description of female, with the information of a
male specimen from Kasikoparan in the Romanoff’s collection. But yet, the original type-series of
Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella consists of a single male only, mentioned in the description by Ragonot
(1888: 26). Further information on the new material, cited 5 years later, cannot be included to the
type-series.
Roesler (1993: 83) designated 1, preserved in MNHN, Paris (coll. Ragonot). He also added
“Kasikoparan” as the locus typicus of Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella in the “Russisch Armenien”. Since
1923, Kasikoparan is a Turkish village above Gaziler (=Kulp) in the Province Iğdır (NE Turkey).
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Three questions: Ragonot described mesobaphella on a male only (loco citato); Roesler
designated a female as Lectotype 10. (1) How this selection and designation can be possible? (2)
Where are the rest of the original series, i.e. paralectotypes? Roesler mentioned also the number of
the material studied as “1” only. Roesler stated contrary to Ragonot: “ das ist unbekannt”. (3)
How can be explained scientifically this discrepancy?
It seems that Roesler wasnot serious enough during his taxonomical evaluation on Bradyrrhoa
mesobaphella. Furthermore, Leraut (2014: 170) illustrated this lectotype from “Central Asia
(Kasikoparan)”. He clearly confused on these two geographical territories, Transcaucasus and
Central Asia.
As to the identification of Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella Rag., the unique specimen in the museums
of the world, can be used, is the female specimen in the Ragonot’s collection (MNHN, Paris),
published by Ragonot (1888) as male, so-called by Roesler (1993) as female lectotype.
Our material from Bahçesaray on this species consists of one male and one female. The
characters of the female genitalia (Fig. 49) fits well to Roesler’s schematic drawing (Taf. 51 fig.16).
As to the male genitalia and the coremata, especially the characters of the valva differ from all
known Bradyrrhoa species very much (Fig. 46). The tympanal organs of the male (Figs. 47, 48)
are illustrated here for the first time. After taking these structural features into consideration, we
came to the conclusion that mesobaphella should be placed in an other generic group. Therefore,
we propose a distinct subgenus, Kasikoparania with the following diagnostic characters:
Bradyrrhoa Zeller,1848
Type-species: Phycis gilveolella Treitschke,1833, by subsequent designation by Ragonot (1893:
550).
Kasikoparania (subgen.n.)
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Type-species: Bradyrrhoa mesobaphella Ragonot,1888, here designated.
Diagnosis (mentioned in italics):
Male genitalia: Uncus oblong, round at apex. Scaphium oblong, distinct from that of gilveolella. Gnathos
small, roundish, with small and short terminal spine. Valva thick, stout, distal end round. Costa thick, well-
developed, horn-shaped, shorter than valva. No chitinous process in the middle as in gilveolella. Sacculus
large, well-chitinized. Vinculum narrower at base. Aedeagus possesses two different chitinous part, smooth
and dentate. Cornutus very short, ¼ of aedeagus. Coremata differs greatly from gilveolella.
Female genitalia: Similar to that of gilveolella, but bursa copulatrix much longer.
External features: . Forewing 12mm, wingspan: 27mm. . Forewing 12.5mm, wingspan: 28mm. No
significant feature between sexes. Upperside forewing dark yellowish. Median area slightly darker. Dark
brown spots at anal area typical. Ciliae slightly darker. Hindwing yellowish grey, ciliae paler. Underside
forewing: Median part dark brown. Hindwing underside similar, but paler brown. Head, thorax and
abdomen yellowish (Figs. 44, 45).
Etymology: The name of the subgenus is attributed to the type locality of the type-species, Kazıkoparan
(NE Turkey).
Material studied: 1. Van Pr., Bahçesaray, Liman, Populetum 2320m, 7 8 2016 (GP2499). 1.
Bahçesaray, Krapet Pass 2820m, 7 8 2016 (GP2500) (coll. Cesa).
Very rare and confined to alpine zone.
334. Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) imperialella (Ragonot,1887)
Synonym(s): imperialella Ragonot,1887. Original Reference: Nephopteryx imperialella Ragonot,1887,
Annls Soc. ent. Fr. 1887: 230. Syntypes: Caucase [Borjom], Arménie russe [Kazikoparan]; Sibérie (cf.
Ragonot,1893: 266-267). Range (in code): MK GR Cc GG Smt Bjo TR RU Sb 65 76 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df
65Dv 76C
It occurs in the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, rare. This species inhabits also in Çatak district.
Prep. no: GP2388.
10 Comment of the authors: Lectotype is a specimen later selected to serve as the single name bearing type specimen for the species,
which is originally described from a number of the specimens (type-series) of syntypes, or co-types. In other words, if a species described
on a single specimen, it may be called simply as “type”, “monotype”, or “holotype”. It cannot be designated later as “Lectotype” in a
publication.
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335. Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) gilveolella (Treitschke,1833) Figs. 50-52, Map 14
Synonym(s): gilveolella Treitschke,1833 Original Reference: Phycis gilveolella Treitschke,1833, Schmett.
Eur. 9 (2): 271-272. Type(s): [Romania, Banat, Timişoara]. "gegend von Temeswar". Range (in code): Si RO
YU AL MK BG GR TR IR Ab Cc AM Eri RU UA Cm KK Na AU 01 05 06 13 16 21 22 23 29 30 31 44 51 38 42 44 46 51 56 58
65 71 77 05A 13A 13Ab 13Ae 13Ag 13Ax 13F 13F6 13F01 13F11 13F38 13F41 16A 21N 21Nb 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 31M 44E 44Eh
44I 44Ic 44L 44Lc 56F 56Fı 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 65Dh 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65N 65Np2 65Np5 65Nr2
65Nm Prep. no: GP2498B
It occurs at various habitats in the mountains between 1600m and 2300m. Nocturnal, common.
336. Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Am 65Am4 65B 65Bo Prep. no: GP2229B, GP2497B
337. Catoptria sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): BG GR Tyg 01 13 65 80 01G 01K 13F 13G 13Gs 13Gw 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 80E 80Ea
338. Catoptria hilarella (Caradja,1925) Figs. 7, 53, Map 15
Synonym(s): hilarellus Caradja,1925 Original Reference: Crambus hilarellus Caradja,1925, Dt. ent. Z., Iris
39: 142. Lectotype B: [Türkei]: “Zeitun” [Süleymanlı] (Bleszynski,1965: 282). Range (in code): TR 46 65 46L
65A 65Ab 65Aba Prep. no: GP2367B
It occurs at alpine zone, univoltine, nocturnal; recorded only from Krapet pass 2820m. New to
the fauna of Van Province.
339. Catoptria pinella (Linnaeus,1758) Figs. 6, 54, Map 16
Synonym(s): pinella Linnaeus,1758; virginella Scopoli,1763. Original Reference: Phalaena pinella
Linnaeus,1758, Syst. Nat. (Edn.10)1: 539. Lectotype B: [Europa] (Robinson & Nielsen, 1983: 223). Range (in
code): MA DZ TN PT ES C-M Cue FR Sa Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR LB IR Gls
DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU Tt Ur Kj Mnu Ir Irk Vv Ask Sh MD UA BY JP Hkk KG Tk Dj 01 05 13 14 16 33 65 80 81 05A
13F 13F38 13F41 16A 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 Prep. no: GP516B, GP2368B.
It occurs at alpine zone, univoltine, nocturnal; recorded only from Liman, Populetum 2320m.
New to the fauna of Van Province.
340. Chrysocrambus craterellus (Scopoli,1763) Fig. 8, Map 17
Synonym(s): craterellus Scopoli,1763; rorella Linnaeus,1767; klimeschi Toll,1938; alpinus Bleszynski,1958;
abruzzellus Bleszynski,1958. Original Reference: Phalaena craterellus Scopoli,1763, Entomologia Carniolica:
246. Type(s): [Slovenien]: Carniolia [Krain]. Range (in code): DZ Cst Clo PT ES FR IT GB BE DE CH AT PL CZ SK
HU RO YU AL BG GR RU Ur MD TR Cc Arr CY JO IR Kh LB Bsa 01 05 06 10 13 14 16 22 36 37 38 39 40 46 48 50 58 65
69 71 76 05A 06R 06Rd 10K 10Ka 13G 13Gg 16A 65A 65An 65At 65Au 65B 65Bn 65Bn1 65D 65Df 65Dg 65Dl 65Dlc 65Fz
65N 65Nc 65Np1 65Np2 65Nm
It occurs at Middle Heights, grassy places, univoltine, diurnal to nocturnal, common.
341. Chrysocrambus linetellus (Fabricius,1781) Map 18
Synonym(s): linetellus Fabricius,1781; cassentiniellus Herrich-Schäffer,[1848]; distinctus Müller-Rutz,1920;
chrysocrossis Meyrick,1936; #marioni Dufrane,1960. Original Reference: Tinea linetella Fabricius,1781, Spec.
Ins.2: 291. Lectotype B: Italia: Piemont (Bleszynski,1965: 344). Range (in code): ES FR Co Sa Si IT GB CH AT
SK HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr TR SY JO IR Gh Tgo LB IQ CY Rd UZ Br CN Ui Cc AZ Len 01 04 06 13 33 42 44 50 53 58 65
76 80 06R 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13B 13Bd 13G 13Ge1 13Gf 13F 13F6 44L 44Lc 65A 65Ai 65Au 65B 65Bö 65Bx 65D 65K 65Kl
76C
Like the previous species, often sympatric.
342. Cynaeda (s.str.) gigantea (Staudinger,1879) Fig. 9, Map 19
Synonym(s): #gigantea Wocke,1871; gigantea Staudinger,1879 Original Reference: Odontia dentalis v.
gigantea Staudinger,1879, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 15: 165-166. Syntypes: [Türkei]: Amasia. Range (in code): FR
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CH HU YU GR Cr TR IQ Hjo Ssa IR Fa Shr Com Sse Gls IL Pa LB Bsa AF Slg Pnj Pag Adr KG Uk 05 06 08 13 14 21 23 38
42 44 46 50 56 58 65 76 05A 06K 06Kb 06R 06Rk 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 14B 14Bb 21L 21Lc 38H 38Hc 44E 44Eh 50G
56F 56Fı 56Fb 58G 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Df 65Dt 65Du 65Fz 65N 65Np1 65Nr4 65Nm 76C
Like the previous species, at ruderal places where Echium, Anchusa (Boraginaceae) grow. Blackish colour
of its caterpillar distinguishes easily from C. dentalis (Koçak, 1989).
343. Cynaeda (Usgentia) vespertalis (Herrich-Schäffer,[1855]) Map 20
Synonym(s): vespertalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1855]; #gilvalis Zerny,1914; #sordidalis Zerny,1914. Original
Reference: Noctuelia vespertalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1855], Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 6: 140, figs. 121-123.
Range (in code): Si GR LB TR Cc AM IR Kh Elb Th Kdj Fa Yz 01 05 13 31 33 42 45 46 55 65 72 80 01H 05A 13G 13Gç
65A 65Ai 65D 65Dl 65Dlc 65Dr 65Drb 65F 65Fç 65Fz 72E 72Eh 80E 80Ea
A rare species, the moths sit often on hot stony grounds by day.
344. Dolicharthria bruguieralis (Duponchel,1833) Map 21
Synonym(s): bruguieralis Duponchel,1833; coniotalis Hampson,1903; pseudobotys Rothschild,1913; similalis
Rothschild,1915; bahrlutalis Amsel,1935; mauretanica D.Lucas,1949 Original Reference: Botys bruguieralis
Duponchel,1833, [in] Godart, Hist. Nat. Lépid. Pap. Fr. 15: 320, Tab. 232 fig.3. Syntypes: Nismes [sic!],
Corsica. Range (in code): DZ Rhr Clo Ah Omy Onç PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT RO YU AL BG GR Cr TR CY LB Bsa Bmm
IL Pa Hf IQ Rwz Brs Ry Shq IR Fa Shr Sse Bu AF Pnj Kab Pli Gbh Srb Khi Adr Fz ZA 01 05 06 07 13 16 21 31 32 33 44 46
65 70 73 05A 07B 13F 16A 21N 21Nh 31K 31Ka 31Ka5 31M 33A 33Ad 44E 44Eh 44I 44Ic 44L 44Lc 65A 65Am 65Am1
65D 65Dlc 65Dh 65Du 65Dv 70C 70Ce 73A 73Aç2 73D 73Db Prep. no: GP760B.
Nocturnal, uncommon.
345. Ecpyrrhorrhoe diffusalis (Guenée,1854) Map 22
Synonym(s): carnealis Dup.,1831 nec Treit.1829; diffusalis Guenée,1854; affusalis Guenée,1854; tenuialis
Mann,1862. Original Reference: Botys diffusalis Guenée,1854, [in] Boisduval & Guenée, Hist. nat. Insectes
(Spec. gén. Lépid.) 8: 340. Syntypes 2B 3A: "Espagne, France mer., env. Nimes et de Montpellier" (coll.
Guenée & Lefebvre). Range (in code): TN ES FR IT CH HU RO YU HV AL BG GR IL Pa Hf TR IR Fa Shr Com Ss Th
Kdj Ha Mz LB Bsa AF Pic Kab Srb Bsg Pag PK Cp AE Cc GG Tbl Bjo AZ Kir Nv Ord AE 01 05 06 13 16 21 31 38 42 44 46
47 56 60 65 71 73 05A 06R 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 16A 21L 21Lc 31K 31Ka 31Ka3 31M 44I 44Ic 44L 44Lc 46G 46Gf 56F
56Fı 65A 65Am 65Am1 65Am2 65Am4 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Df 65Dg 65Dv 65Dt 65Ds 65F 65Fç 65Fp 65Fz 65N 65Np6
65Nm 73A 73Ad 73Ad2 Prep. no: GP766B, GP778A
Nocturnal, common.
346. Endotricha flammealis ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Map 23
Synonym(s): flammealis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; adustalis Turati,1905; lutealis Turati,1905; carnealis De
Lattin,1951 Original Reference: Pyralis flammealis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes
Schmett. Wienergegend: 123. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by fire in
1848]. Range (in code): DZ Clo TN PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR
Cr TR IQ IL Hf Pa CY LB Cc GG IR Fa Sse Com Shr Mz Th Kdj Gor Gh Tgo TM Kp DK SE RU MD UA BY KG 01 05 06 07
08 10 12 13 16 30 31 33 34 42 44 46 48 56 58 60 65 71 80 05A 06R 06Rb 07B 07Bb 08H 08Hc 10K 10Ka 12E 12Eb 12Ec
12Ed 13G 13Gf 13F 16A 30D 30Dx 31K 31Ka 31Ka3 31M 42B 44I 44Ic 48D 56F 56Fa 56Fı 60G 65A 65Ai 65D 65Dv 65Dt
65Du 65Dv 65F 65Fg
Nocturnal, common, and widely distributed species.
347. Ephelis cruentalis (Geyer,[1832]) Fig. 10, Map 24
Synonym(s): cruentalis Geyer,[1832]; bourjotalis Duponchel,1833; badialis Treitschke,1835 Original
Reference: Uresiphita cruentalis Geyer,[1832], [in] Hübner, Zuträge Samml. exot. Schmett. 4: 29,
pl.[124], figs. 721,722. Range (in code): FR Si IT YU BG GR Rd Cr TR LB Cc GG Tbl Mng Lag AM AZ IL Pa Hf EG
IR Fa Sse Elb Th Kdj Nss Kdv Gor Kh IQ Ry Shq AF Adr Shv Kab KG Slu Syr 01 05 06 12 13 16 21 25 30 31 33 34 35 36
38 39 42 44 46 49 56 58 63 65 76 80 05A 06K 06Kb 06R 12E 12Ed 13F 13G 13Gü 13Gw 16A 21L 21Lf 30B 30Bc1 30Bx
30D 30Dx 31M 36D 36Db 42K 44L 44Lc 49D 49Db 56D 56Dc 56F 56Fb 56Fç 56Fı 58G 58R 58Rb 65A 65Ai 65Ac 65Ac3
65Aba 65D 65Df 65Dh 65Dl 65Dlc 65Dt 65Du 65Dv 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65H 65Hb 65K 65Ké 65Kğ 65N 65Np2 65Nr2 65Nm
76C 80B 80Bc Prep. no: GP769B, GP770A
Nocturnal to diurnal, common. Its caterpillar feeds on Hypericum spp. (Kemal & Karabacak,
2008).
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348. Ephestia (Anagasta) welseriella (Zeller,1848) Map 25
Synonym(s): welseriella Zeller,1848; modestella Lederer,1863; tephrinella Lederer,1870; rhenanella Fuchs,1877;
suffusella Ragonot,1901; immodestella Rebel,1916; superbella Lucas,1954; capricola Hampson,1927 Original
Reference: Myelois welseriella Zeller,1848, Isis 1848: 673. Type(s): Ragusa. Range (in code): LY Cy DZ MA TN
Gf PT ES Mu FR Co Sa Si IT MT DE CH AT HU RO YU HV MK AL BG GR Cr TR IL Hf Pa LB Bsa Bei RU Cc GG AM AZ
IR Mz Elb 05 06 13 16 42 44 45 46 65 71 05A 13F 13F35 16A 44L 44Lc 65A 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Df
New to the fauna of Van Province.
349. Epiepischnia pseudolydella Amsel,1954 Map 26
Synonym(s): pseudolydella Amsel,1954 Original Reference: Epiepischnia pseudolydella Amsel,1954, Ark.
Zool. 6 (16): 308-309, Pls., figs. Holotype B: Iran: [Fars]: Sine-Sefid. Range (in code): TR IQ Shq Hjo IR Fa Sse
Elb Th Kdj 06 13 46 65 71 06R 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 65A 65Am 65Am3 65At 65At5 65D 65F 65Fp 65Fz Prep. no:
GP2308B
Nocturnal, common in summer. Univoltine.
350. Epischnia christophori Ragonot,1887 Fig. 11, Map 27
Synonym(s): christophori Ragonot,1887; #chrystophori Noack,1960. Original Reference: Epischnia
christophori Ragonot,1887, Annls Soc. ent. Fr. 1887: 238. Syntypes: [Turkey]: Kazikoparan; [Turkmenistan]:
Nuchur. Range (in code): Cc TR TM Kp IR LB Bei 06 13 21 46 65 76 13F 13F6 65A 65Ai 65N 65Np2 65Nm 76C
Nocturnal, common in summer. Univoltine.
351. Epischnia illotella Zeller,1839 Map 28
Synonym(s): illotella Zeller,1839; asteriscella Millière,1873; alfacarella Amsel,1954; #micronella Roesler,1969
Original Reference: Epischnia illotella Zeller,1839, Isis 1839: 178. Type (s): Sicilia. Range (in code): DZ Bsk
Ges TN Gf PT ES Mu FR Co Sa Si IT MT DE SK RO YU MK AL GR Cr RU MD UA BY TR KG Uk CY IL Pa LB Bsa Bmm
EG 16 31 42 44 65 76 16A 31M 44L 44Lc 65A 65Ai 76A 76Aa
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal. New to the fauna of Van Province.
352. Epischnia prodromella (Hübner,[1799])
Synonym(s): prodromella Hübner,[1799]; #prodomella Rebel,1939 Original Reference: Tinea prodromella
Hübner,[1799], Samml. eur. Schmett. 8, Tineae: Tab. 37 fig.254. Type(s): Europa. Range (in code): DZ Bsk
Ges TN Gf PT ES FR Si IT BE NL DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr TR Cc AM SY IR Shh Gor Mz Elb IL Pa
Hf LB CY TM Kp KG Uk RU MD UA BY 01 05 06 08 13 16 21 31 32 34 42 44 46 58 65 05A 08H 08Ha 13F 16A 21L 21Lc
31M 44I 44Ic 65A 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65D 65N 65Nc 65Nc4 65Nr7 65Nm
Nocturnal, uncommon in summer. Univoltine.
353. Episcythrastis sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Ab 65Aba Prep. no: GP2490B
354. Euchromius bellus (Hübner,1796) Map 29
Synonym(s): bella Hübner,1796; bellalis Hübner,[1825]. Original Reference: Tinea bella Hübner,1796,
Samml. eur. Schmett., Tineae: 29, Taf.9 f.60. Type(s): Ungarn. Range (in code): MA Ifr DZ Bsk ES An Mu FR Sa
Si IT SK HU RO YU BG GR Cr TR RU Cc MD UA BY IQ Rwz Dia Brs Ama IR IL Pa JO Amm LB Bei EG PK Bl Chm 01 05
06 12 13 16 17 21 26 29 31 33 35 39 42 44 46 59 65 71 76 80 05A 12A 12Ab 13F 16A 16E 31O 31M 65A 65Am 65Am3 65D
65Df 65Dv 76C Prep. no: GP1096A, GP2405B
Nocturnal, common.
355. Euchromius superbellus (Zeller,1849) Map 30
Synonym(s): superbellus Zeller,1849; wockeella Zeller,1863; cypriusella Amsel,1958. Original Reference:
Crambus superbellus Zeller,1849, Stettin ent. Ztg. 10:314. Holotype B: Italien: Toscana. Range (in code): ES
FR Co Sa Si IT AT? HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr RU MD UA BY TR Cc IL CY KG Uk UZ Br IR Elb Kdv Srd PK Pj 06 07 09 13
16 31 39 42 46 65 68 71 76 13F 16A 31M 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Dv 65Du Prep. no: GP525A
Nocturnal, common.
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356. Evergestis caesialis (Herrich-Schäffer,[1849])
Synonym(s): caesialis Herrich-Schäffer,[1849]; saxicolalis Mann,1862; mellealis Zerny,1936 Original Reference:
Botys caesialis Herrich-Schäffer,[1849], Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 4: 115. Type A: [Croatia]: "Ragusa".
Range (in code): MA Co? IT RO HV B-H MK Och YU BG GR Cr TR IR Elb Shh Th Kdv Plr Dam Ha Adv Fa Com LB Bsa
TN Kp IQ Ama AF Pag Pnj 16 46 65 16A 65A 65Ai 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 65Dt 65Du 65Dh 65Fz
Nocturnal, common.
357. Evergestis mundalis (Guenée,1854)
Synonym(s): mundalis Guenée,1854; submundalis Milliere,1882; permundalis Marion,1960 Original Reference:
Scopula mundalis Guenée,1854, [in] Boisduval & Guenée, Hist. nat. Insectes (Spec. gén. Lépid.) 8: 389.
Syntypes: [France]: "Environs de Digne". Range (in code): ES FR IT BG? GR TR 13 31 44 65 13F 31M 44E 44Ee
65A 65Am 65Am1 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Df 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65K 65Kz 65Kğ 65N 65Np1 65Np2 65Nr2 65Nm
Nocturnal, uncommon.
358. Evergestis segetalis (Herrich-Schäffer,1851)
Synonym(s): segetalis Herrich-Schäffer,1851; blandalis Guenée,1854; rubidalbalis Turati,1907 Range (in code):
DZ FR Si IT BG MK TR IR Elb Th Dam Nss Cc AZ Hkd 05 16 29 42 46 65 05A 16A 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65F
65Fr 65Fg
Nocturnal, uncommon.
359. Faveria sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Ab 65Aba Prep. no: GP2488B, GP2503B
360. Galleria mellonella (Linnaeus,1758)
Synonym(s): mellonella Linnaeus,1758; cereana Blom,1764; cerella Fabricius,1775; cerea Haworth,1811; cerealis
Hübner,[1825]; obliquella Walker,1866; austrina R.Felder & Rogenhofer,1875; #crombruggheela Dufrane,1930.
Original Reference: Phalaena mellonella Linnaeus,1758, Syst. Nat. (Edn.10)1: 537. Lectotype A: [Europa]
(Robinson & Nielsen, 1983: 219). Range (in code): PT DZ Anna Sbd ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH
AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU BG GR TR DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY IR Fa Th Elb Kdj LB IQ Agh IL Pa Hf EG Tls
Ax Ik KK KG CY ZA AU TH MY SG Bor Sbh IN AE 01 05 06 07 13 16 34 38 42 46 51 65 80 05A 13F 16A 42B 65A 65An
65F 65Fş
Material studied: 1. Bahçesaray, Vasting 1600m (65An) 25 10 2016, M. Kemal & A.Koçak leg.
Nocturnal, common at the places where beekeeping.
361. Glaucocharis euchromiella (Ragonot,1895) Map 31
Synonym(s): euchromiella Ragonot,1895; sinualis Hampson,1900; rebeli Osthelder,1941. Original Reference:
Diptychophora euchromiella Ragonot,1895, Bull. Soc. ent. Fr. 1895: xcix. Holotype B: [Turquie]: Akbes
(MNHNP). Range (in code): GR Cr TR Cc AM IR Th Elb 13 31 33 46 56 65 76 13F 31M 56F 65A 65Ai 65D 65Df 65Dv
65Du 65Fz 65K 65Kb 65L 76D 76Dd
362. Hellula undalis (Fabricius,1781) Map 32
Synonym(s): undalis Fabricius,1781; lunulalis Costa,1836; alconalis Walker,1859; exemptalis Walker,[1866]; geyri
Rothschild,1915; occidentalis De Joannis,1930; reniculus Pajni & Rose,1977 Original Reference: Phalaena undalis
Fabricius,1781, Spec. Ins. 2: 272. Type(s): Italia. Range (in code): TN Sfx PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT GB LU DE CH
AT SK RO YU GR Cr YE IL Pa TR Sk IR Enz Qz Fa Bu Shr Sse Ss Irs Ana Ke Th Kdj Lgr Km CY LB Bei TM Kp JO IQ Bgd
EG AF Hr Bmu Srb Gbh Dwe Bsg Bkt Kot PK Sd Krc Hw US SH IN LK CN PH Luz TW JP AE Cp Hf TH Cc GG Sok MY
Bor BN Swk Sbh CV Md Cn AU QAu Bri Bth NSw Aby Gtn DZ Clo Bsk Gf 01 13 16 31 33 46 65 73 80 13F 16A 31A 31G 31K
31Ka 31Ka1 31M 65A 65Am 65Am4 65N 65Nc 65Nc4 73A 73Ad 73Ad2
363. Homoeosoma sinuellum (Fabricius,1794)
Synonym(s): sinuella Fabricius,1794; sinuatus Fabricius,1794; elongella Hübner,[1813]; gemina Haworth,1811;
flavella Duponchel,1836; gioferella Turati,1934. Original Reference: Tinea sinuella Fabricius,1794, Ent. Syst.
3(2): 308, nr.94. Type(s): Italia (Museum Kiel). Range (in code): TN DZ MA PT ES Cue Mu An Snv FR Co Sa IT
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MT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU B-H HV MK AL BG GR Cr TR DK SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY CY
LB KG KK Al IR Elb Th Kdj Clu Shh Gls TM Kp Cc AM Eri AF Hr Pli Blh 01 05 06 07 13 16 21 31 39 44 46 58 65 70 71 75
76 05A 13F 16A 21L 21Lc 31M 65A 65Au 65D 65Df 65Dl 65Dlc 65Fz 75F 75Fe 76C Prep. no: GP2211B
364. Hyperlais dulcinalis (Treitschke,1835) Map 33
Synonym(s): dulcinalis Treitschke,1835 Original Reference: Pyrausta dulcinalis Treitschke,1835, Schmett.
Eur. 10 (3): 35-36. Type(s): "Ungarn". Range (in code): IT HU RO YU BG GR TR IR Ha Avd Kh Elb Kdj Sse LB Bsa
Cc GG AZ Bjo Kir Tbl Nv Ord 05 06 13 46 65 70 71 76 05A 06R 13F 65A 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Dg 65F 65Fr 65L 65Lb 65N
65Np 65Np1 65Np2 65Np6 65Nm 76C
365. Hypochalcia ahenella ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Figs. 55-57
Synonym(s): ahenella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; aeneella Hübner,1796; obscuratus Haworth,1809; tetrix
Haworth,1811; ahenalis Hübner,[1825]; rubiginella Treitschke,1833; bistrigella Duponchel,1836; fuliginella
Duponchel,1836; luridella Schläger,1845; ghilianii Staudinger,1870; fasciatella Staudinger,1881; hulstiella
Ragonot,1887; griseoaenella Ragonot,1887; caucasica Ragonot,1893; lugubrella M.Hering,1924; robustella Toll,1938
Original Reference: Tinea ahenella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett.
Wienergegend: 135. Neotype B, [Austria]: Vienna district (illustrated by Leraut (2014: pl.46 fig.). Range (in
code): PT ES FR IT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY TR
Cc AM IR Shh US Tx 05 06 13 16 65 76 05A 13F 16A 65A 65Ai 65D 65Du 65Dt 65F 65Fg 76C Prep. no: GP2474B
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal in the summer.
366. Hypochalcia dignella (Hübner,1796)
Synonym(s): dignella Hübner,1796; dignalis Hübner,[1825]; insuadella Ragonot,1893 Range (in code): FR AT
SK HU RO YU BG RU MD UA BY TR Cc AM KG Uk 65 76 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Dn 76C
367. Hypsopygia costalis (Fabricius,1775) Map 34
Synonym(s): costalis Fabricius,1775; fimbrialis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; purpurana Thunberg,1784; hyllalis
Walker,1859; rubrocilialis Staudinger,1870; #lugens Rebel,1903; syriaca Zerny,1914; lugens Caradja,1917. Original
Reference: Phalaena costalis Fabricius,1775, Syst. Ent.: 644, nr.132. Type(s): Anglia. Range (in code): DZ Orn
PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR CY TR Cc DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD
UA BY IR Ab Sro Th Elb Mz Gls IL Hf Pa EG TM Kp UZ Fe PK IQ Shq Dia KG Tk Tks Nrk CN Ui 01 06 09 13 16 30 31 33
36 38 39 46 56 65 73 75 76 09K 09Ka 13A 13Aa 13B 13Ba 13F 16A 30D 30Dx 31M 33A 33Ac 36D 36Db 65A 65An 65D
65Dh 65Du 65Dv 65F 65Fr 65L 65Lb 73A 73Ad 73Ad2 75F 75Fb
Nocturnal, common, and widely distributed species.
368. Isauria dilucidella (Duponchel,1836)
Synonym(s): dilucidella Duponchel,1836; ilignella Zeller,1839; laternella Eversmann,1844; crepusculella
Lederer,1870; incredibilis Staudinger,1879; subsoritella Ragonot,1887; satanella Ragonot,1887; odontella
Ragonot,1893; ledereri Ragonot,1893; cuencella Caradja,1916; gabalitella Chrétien,1931; grisescens Lucas,1950;
parvella Amsel,1951; shahidanella Amsel,1970 Original Reference: Phycis dilucidella Duponchel,1836, Hist. nat.
Lépid. Papillons Fr. 10: 184, Pl.278 fig.7. Type B: France. Range (in code): DZ Bsk ES Cue FR Sa Si IT DE CH AT
PL CZ SK HU RO YU BG GR TR RU Ur MD UA BY IQ Hjo LB Bsa IL Pa TM Kp IR Fa Th Kdj Shh Plr Mz Elb Dam Kz
Com AF Sfk KG MN Cc AM GG Smt Akh AE 05 06 10 13 16 23 25 31 32 38 42 46 47 50 53 58 65 71 05A 10K 10Ka 13A
13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F20 13F35 13F38 13F40 16A 23I 23Ib 31K 31Ka 31Ka7 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65Ai 65D 65Du Prep. no:
GP2230B
Nocturnal, common in spring.
369. Keradere lepidella (Ragonot,1887) Map 35
Synonym(s): lepidella Ragonot,1887 Original Reference: Salebria lepidella Ragonot,1887, Annls Soc. ent.
Fr. 1887: 232. Type(s): [Turquie]: Asie Mineure: Marasch. Range (in code): YU GR TR Cc CY AM AZ Nv Ord GG
LB Bsa IQ Hjo IR Ahz Kh Fa Sse Kdj 06 09 13 21 30 46 47 65 70 71 06K 06Kb 13F 13F35 21L 21Lc 30B 30Ba 65A 65Am
65Am1 65Am4 65D 65Dh 65Dn 65Du 65Dv 70A
Nocturnal, common in summer.
370. Khorassania sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
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Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Ab 65Aba Prep. no: GP2484B
371. Lamoria sapozhnikovi (Krulikovsky,1909)
Synonym(s): anella Zincken nec [Denis & Schiff.]; bipunctatus Zeller,1848 nec Curt..; sapozhnikovi
Krulikovsky,1909; decolor Caradja,1910; zelleri Joannis,1932 Original Reference: Melissoblaptes bipunctatus var.
sapozhnikovi Krulikovsky,1909, Revue russk. Ent. 8: 274. Type: [Russia]: Bachty. Range (in code): ES FR IT
GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY IL Pa Hf LB Bei IR
Mz ZA CN Ui Ku Mc JP LK IN 35 39 65 65A 65Ab 65Aba
New to the fauna of Van Province.
372. Loxostege sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Dg 65Dga Prep. no: GP2483B
373. Mecyna biternalis (Mann,1862) Fig. 58
Synonym(s): biternalis Mann,1862; intermedialis Caradja,1916 Original Reference: Botys biternalis
Mann,1862, Wien. ent. Monatschr. 6: 385, Taf.3 fig. 7. Type: Kleinasien [Turkey]: “Brussa” [Bursa]. Range
(in code): BG TR 13 16 47 65 13F 13F11 13F35 13F38 13F41 16A 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep. no: GP2510B.
Nocturnal, common. For precise identification, genital preparation is necessary. New to the
fauna of Van Province.
374. Mecyna subsequalis (Herrich-Schäffer,1855)
Synonym(s): #subsequalis Herrich-Schäffer,1851; subsequalis Herrich-Schäffer,1855; consequens Meyrick,1932
[nom.n.] Original Reference: Botys subsequalis Herrich-Schäffer,1855, Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 6: 141, pl.19
fig.133. Type: Armenia. Range (in code): BG GR Cr TR Cc GG Bjo AZ Nv Ord IR Elb Kdv Mz Dam Gor 01 05 06 13 30
31 33 42 44 46 56 58 65 76 05A 06R 13F 13F01 13F35 13F38 13G 13Gü 13Gw 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 31K 31Ka 31Ka3 44E 44Eh
56F 56Fs 56Fs1 65A 65At 65At5 65Ab 65Aba 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Dh 65Dv 65Dt 65F 65Fz 65Fp 76C 76D 76Dd
Nocturnal, common. For precise identification, genital preparation may be necessary. However,
it may be easily confused with lutulentalis Led. Still, these two taxa couldnot be identified from
each other.
375. Mecyna trinalis ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Fig. 12
Synonym(s): trinalis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; andalusica Staudinger,1879; tripunctalis Oberthür,1887;
anienalis Hartig,1941; joannisalis Marion,1955; maroccanensis Amsel,1956 Original Reference: Pyralis trinalis
[Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett. Gegend: 317. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna
district. Range (in code): MA Rf DZ Lbs Anna Agi ES Mu FR Si IT AT CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR Cc IQ Hjo Mos
IR Elb Kdv Plr Mz Gor Ha Adv UA Cc GG Bjo MN 05 06 08 13 23 29 30 44 46 56 61 65 73 76 05A 06R 06Rb 08H 08Hc
13F 13F6 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 44L 44Lc 56F 56Fs 56Fs1 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 65At 65At5 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Df 65Dh
65Dt 65K 65Kd 65Ké 65Kğ 65N 65Np2 65Nm 73A 73Ad 73Ad1 76C 76D 76Dd
376. Megasis (s.str.) kocaki Akın,2016
Synonym(s): kocaki Akın,2016 Original Reference: Megasis kocaki Akın,2016, Zool. Middle East 62 (1): 1-3.
Holotype B: Turkey, Bitlis Prov., Mutki district, Yeniköy 1650m, 18 v 2012, leg. & coll. K.Akın. Range (in
code): TR 13 65 13F 13G 13Gs 13Gw 65A 65Ai 65D 65Dg 65Dga 65N 65Np 65Nm Prep. no: GP2045B (Paratype),
GP2243B.
Nocturnal, local and uncommon in the spring. Apparently confined to the mountainous region of
SE Turkey.
377. Merulempista cingillella (Zeller,1846) Figs. 59-61, Map 36
Synonym(s): cingillella Zeller,1846; myricariella Millière,1864; azrounella D.Lucas,1933; hartigi Roesler,1967
Original Reference: Pempelia cingillella Zeller,1846, Isis 1846: 779-780. Type: "Ungarn" (Kindermann).
Range (in code): MA Azr ES FR Si IT DE CH AT SK YU HV B-H AL RO IL Jt Pa Hf TR RU Cc GG Lag IR Ss Irs UA AF
Hr CN Ui IMn NHu Hph 01 05 16 65 05A 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep. no: GP2478B.
Nocturnal and uncommon. New to the fauna of Van Province.
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378. Metallosticha argyrogrammos (Zeller,1847)
Synonym(s): argyrogrammos Zeller,1847 Original Reference: Myelois argyrogrammos Zeller,1847, Isis
1847: 29-30. Type B: [Turkey]: Makri [=Fethiye]. Range (in code): Si IT RO HV MK Och BG GR TR LB Bsa Bei SY
Dms IL Hf Pa IR Fa Shr 05 06 13 16 21 31 38 42 45 46 48 56 65 70 05A 06R 13A 13Ab 13Ax 16A 21L 21Lc 31M 56Fb 65A
65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 65Du 65Dh 65Fz
Nocturnal and uncommon.
379. Metasia ophialis (Treitschke,1829) Fig. 13
Synonym(s): ophialis Treitschke,1829; legrandi Leraut,2001 Original Reference: Botys ophialis
Treitschke,1829, Schmett. Eur. 7: 90. Type(s): Ungarn. Range (in code): PT ES FR Co Si IT CH AT CZ SK HU RO
B-H YU AL BG GR Cr TR CY 01 05 16 44 46 56 65 05A 16A 56F 56Fb 65A 65Ai 65D 65Df 65Fz
Nocturnal and uncommon.
380. Myelois (Gnathogutta) circumdatella Lederer,1858
Synonym(s): circumdatella Lederer,1858; ottoella Schawerda,1924; quinquepunctella Turati,1934; cinnerethella
Amsel,1935 Original Reference: Myelois circumdatella Lederer,1858, Wien. ent. Monatschr. 2: 149, Taf.4
fig.5. Syntypes 3B: Syrien: Damask. Range (in code): LY Cy TR SY Dms IL Pa Hf Js LB IQ Shq Hjo Mos IR Fa Sse
Shr Th Elb Kdj 01 13 21 31 46 49 65 13F 31M 49F 49Fb 49Ff 65A 65An 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65D 65Du 65Dh 65N 65Nr7
65Np1 65Nm
Nocturnal and common.
381. Myelois (Gnathogutta) pumicosa Lederer,1855 Figs. 14, 15
Synonym(s): pumicosa Lederer,1855 Original Reference: Myelois pumicosa Lederer,1855, Verh. zool.- bot.
Ges. Wien 5: 252-253. Syntypes 2B: [Türkei]: "Diarbekir". Range (in code): TR LB IQ Hjo Dy 13 21 46 56 65 13F
21F 56F 56Fb 56Fs 56Fs1 65A 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65D 65Ds 65F 65Fg Prep. no: GP2236, GP2237
Nocturnal and uncommon.
382. Myelois (s.str.) circumvoluta (Fourcroy,1785)
Synonym(s): circumvoluta Fourcroy,1785; circumvolutella Villers,1789; cribrella Hübner,1796; carhdui
Haworth,1811; medullalis Hübner,[1825]; pallium Vallot,1829; gilvescentella Fuchs,1903; britannicella Amsel,1951;
impunctata Hartig,1952; nigrapeza Hartig,1952 Original Reference: Tinea circumvoluta Fourcroy,1785, Ent.
Paris: 326. Type(s): Paris. Range (in code): DZ Ges Lbs PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT GB BE NL DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO
YU AL BG GR TR DK SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY IR Mz 01 06 13 17 21 31 33 36 49 65 71 73 80 06R 06Rd 13F 21L
21Lc 31M 36D 36Db 49F 49Fb 65Am 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65D 65Dh 65Ds 65Dv 65Du 65K 65Kd 65Kğ 65N 65Np1
65Nm 73D 73Df
Nocturnal and uncommon.
383. Myrlaea albistrigata (Staudinger,1881) Fig. 16, Map 37
Synonym(s): albistrigata Staudinger,1881 Original Reference: Pempelia albistrigata Staudinger,1881,
Horae Soc. ent. ross. 16: 86. Syntypes 2BA: [Türkei]: Amasia. Range (in code): TR Cc LB Bsa IR Elb Mz Kdv Plr
Shh IQ Ry Hjo AF Pag 05 06 13 30 42 46 47 56 65 71 76 05A 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 42B 56F 56Fı
56Fs 56Fs1 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Dh 65Dt 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65N 65Np2 65Nm 76C
Nocturnal and common especially in the tragacanthic moutain steppe formations.
384. Nomophila noctuella ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Map 38
Synonym(s): noctuella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; hybridalis Hübner,1796; indistinctalis Walker,1859
Original Reference: Tinea noctuella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes
Schmett. Wienergegend: 136. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by
fire in 1848]. Range (in code): MA DZ TN Sfx Elk PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT IS IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ
SK HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr CY TR IQ Bgd Dia Shq Amr Kro Bji IR Ahz Ab Elb Dam Plr Mz Enz LB Bsa Bei SY IL Pa Hf
AF Hr Bmu Anj Gz Jla Kot PK Mre DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY PH TW AE Cp Haz Abb C-P Cte ID IN ZA Sro
Qba Gea Bsk Onç Ceg Heh Ogl Gle Omy Gtt Ah Ajj Ges Rhr 01 05 06 08 11 13 14 16 17 21 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 44
46 48 49 55 56 58 60 63 65 71 73 76 80 05A 06R 08H 08Ha 13A 13Aa 13Ab 13Ax 13B 13Ba 13F 13F6 13G 13 13Gğ
13Gw 13Gü 13Gs 16A 21N 21Nb 21Nc 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 30Br 31A 31H 31M 33A 33Ad 44L 44Lc 48L 49F 49Fb 49Ff 55F
56D 56Dc 56F 56Fo 58G 60G 63D 65A 65Ai 65An 65Am 65Am1 65Am2 65Am3 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Da 65Dd 65Dda
65Df 65Dh 65Dg 65Dl 65Dlc 65Dr 65Dt 65Du 65Dv 65E 65Eb 65Ec 65Eç 65Ed 65F 65Fb 65Fc 65Fd 65Fp 65Fw 65Fz
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65G 65Gf 65Gn 65N 65Nc 65Nc4 65K 65Kb 65Kç 65Kl 65Ku 65Ky 65Ky1 65L 65Lb 65M 65Mc 65Md 65N 65Nk 65Np
65Np1 65Np2 65Nm 73A 73Aç 73Aç2 73D 73Db 73Df 73Dfb 73Dfc 76B 76Bç 80B 80Bc 80E 80Ea Prep. no: GP783A,
GP2324A, GP2325A
One of the commonest species in the district, diurnal to nocturnal, from spring to late autumn.
385. Nyctegretis lineana (Scopoli,1786)
Synonym(s): lineana Scopoli,1786; achatinella Hübner,[1824]. Original Reference: Phalaena lineana
Scopoli,1786, Del. Florae Faun. Insub. 2: 57, Tab.21 fig. vi A, B. Range (in code): ES FR Sa Si IT GB BE NL LU
DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU GR TR Cc DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY Ur LB IL IQ IR Mz Elb CN Ui Ku Shs
AF KG Uk TM Kp MN 06 07 13 16 21 31 33 34 46 48 65 71 76 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 16A 31M 48L 65A 65Ai 76C
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal in the summer. New to the fauna of
Van Province.
386. Oncocera amoenella (Zeller,1848) Fig. 17, Map 39
Synonym(s): amoenella Zeller,1848; erberi Mann,1867 Original Reference: Acrobasis amoenella Zeller,1848,
Isis 1848: 609-610. Type(s): "die europäische Türkey (Metzner)". Range (in code): IT HV RO YU AL MK GR TR
Arr Cc AM IR Gls CN Ui Ku Ga AF TM TJ KG Ao At MN UZ 13 24 36 39 56 65 76 13F 24L 36D 36Db 56F 56Fı 65A 65Ai
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, nocturnal in the summer. New to the fauna of
Van Province.
387. Oncocera semirubella (Scopoli,1763)
Synonym(s): semirubella Scopoli,1763; rosella Goeze,1783 nec Sc.,1763; purpurella Thunberg,1788; sanguinella
Hübner,1796; sanguinea Haworth,1811; nigrella Caradja,1916 Original Reference: Phalaena semirubella
Scopoli,1763, Ent. Carn.: 245. Type(s): [Slovenien]: Carniolia [Krain]. Range (in code): DZ Cst PT ES FR Co Sa
Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU BG GR Cr CY LB IL Pa Hf TR Cc IQ Amr Shq AF Hr CN JP DK NO
SE FI EE LV LT RU Am MD UA BY KP KR TW IR Enz Mz Kh CN Ui Tek Kty 01 05 06 07 08 09 13 14 16 17 26 31 33 36 46
48 56 65 71 75 76 80 81 05A 06R 06Rd 07B 07Bb 08H 08Ha 13F 16A 31A 31G 31O 31M 36D 36Db 48L 56F 65A 65Ai
65D 65Dv 65F 65Fç 65Fz 75F 75Fb 75Fd
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, and mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal in
the summer.
388. Paracorsia repandalis ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Map 40
Synonym(s): repandalis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775 Original Reference: Pyralis repandalis [Denis &
Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett. Wienergegend: 120. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna
district [Types presumably destroyed by fire in 1848]. Range (in code): PT ES FR Co Sa IT MT GB BE LU DE CH
AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU BG GR Cr TR Cc AZ Nv Ord IR Th Kh Fa TM Kp RU MD UA BY AF Kot Srb Bsg Pag Bm US Idp
05 06 13 16 31 38 42 44 45 46 65 70 76 05A 06R 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 16A 31K 31Ka 31Ka3 31Ka5 44I 44Ic 44L 44Lc 65A
65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Df 65Dh 65Dg 65Dt 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65N 65Np2 65Nm 70C 70Ce 76C
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland, and mountain steppe. Nocturnal and
common in the summer.
389. Pediasia matricella (Treitschke,1832) Figs. 18, 62-64, Map 41
Synonym(s): matricella Treitschke,1832; obscura Caradja,1931; stenopterella Amsel,1949 Original Reference:
Phycis matricella Treitschke,1832, Schmett. Eur. 9(1): 171. Type B: Ungarn. Range (in code): IT AT HU RO YU
MK Och BG GR TR RU MD UA BY KG JO IL IQ Mos TM IR 01 05 06 13 23 33 42 46 50 58 65 71 05A 13F 23C 65A 65Am
65Am4 65F 65Fm 65N 65Nc 65Nc4 Prep. no: GP523B, GP2481B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal and autumnal, univoltine.
390. Pempelia alpigenella (Duponchel,1836)
Synonym(s): alpigenella Duponchel,1836; albariella Zeller,1839; wagnerella Freyer,1845; dilucida
Staudinger,1879; persica Osthelder,1938; ardekanella Amsel,1951 Original Reference: Phycis alpigenella
Duponchel,1836, Hist. nat. Lépid. Papillons Fr. 10: 208, pl.280, fig.7. Syntypes: "Alpe". Range (in code): FR
IT HV IT Si SK Cm RO YU MK Och AL BG GR TR Cc HU RU Sr MD UA IR Fa Com Sse Kdj Elb Mz Kdv 05 06 25 33 42
44 46 65 70 76 05A 06K 06Kb 25N 25Na 33A 42B 44L 44Lc 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Dt 65Du 65Fı 65Fz
70C 70Ce Prep. no: GP2339B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, univoltine. Locally common in
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391. Pempelia brephiella (Staudinger,1879)
Synonym(s): brephiella Staudinger,1879; farinosella Caradja,1910. Original Reference: Nephopteryx
brephiella Staudinger,1879, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 15: 191-192. Syntypes BB: Macedonien. Range (in code): Cn
MA DZ Ah Onç Lbs Bsk Gha Gea Ges TN Gf Gab PT ES Cue FR Co Sa Si MT YU MK BG TR CY IL Pa Cc AZ Len 09 21 42
46 65 71 21L 21Lc 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep. no: GP2199A
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, univoltine. New to the fauna of
Van Province.
392. Pempeliella ornatella ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775)
Synonym(s): ornatella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; criptella Hübner,1796; criptea Haworth,1811; ornatalis
Hübner,[1825]; fraternella Ragonot,1887; gigantella Amsel,1932; aixella Lucas,1938; elbursella Amsel,1954 Original
Reference: Tinea ornatella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett. Wienergegend:
319. Type(s): [Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by fire in 1848]. Range (in code): DZ Lbs
ES FR Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR AZ Nv DK SE FI EE LV LT RU CN Ui Ku Ju
UZ Man MD UA BY Cc AM T-S MA 06 46 58 65 76 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Df 65F 65Fp 65Fz 76C Prep No: GP2486B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, univoltine. Common in the
summer.
393. Pempeliella sororiella (Zeller,1839) Figs. 65-67
Synonym(s): sororiella Zeller,1839; marilella Guenée,1845; jucundella Mann,1864; satureiella Millière,1873;
sororculella Ragonot,1887; albicostella Amsel,1958; iranella Roesler,1969; klimeschi Roesler,1969; #minima
Roesler,1969 Original Reference: Pempelia sororiella Zeller,1839, Isis, Oken 32: 179. Type: Ungarn.Range (in
code): DZ Bsk PT ES Py FR Co Sa Si IT MT CH AT HU SS YU AL BG GR Cr TR IR Fa Shr Elb Mz IL Pa Hf 06 13 16 21 34
42 46 65 06R 13F 13F11 13F35 13F41 16A 21L 21Lc 65A 65Ai 65D 65Df 65Fz 65N 65Np2 65Nm Prep. No: GP2516.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, univoltine.
394. Phlyctaenomorpha sinuosalis (Le Cerf,[1910]) Fig. 19, Map 42
Synonym(s): sinuosalis le Cerf,[1910]; platyphaea Meyrick,1937. Original Reference: Phlyctoenodes [sic!]
sinuosalis le Cerf,[1910], Bull. Mus. natn. Hist. nat. Paris 3 (8) (1909): 536. Type B: [Iran]: Perse: Ab-e-bid.
Range (in code): IQ Ama Dk Hjo Ry IR Fa Com Sse TR 07 30 56 65 73 30B 30Bc1 30Bd 30Bx 30C 30Cd 30D 30Dp
30Dx 56F 56Fı 56Fm 56Fs 56Fs1 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 65Am 65Am3 65Am4 65D 65Dd 65Df 65Dh 65Du 65Dv 65Dt
65F 65Fg 65Fm 65Fp 65Fz 73A 73Ad 73Ad2 73D 73Df Prep. no: GP2323B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, very common in the summer.
395. Phycita sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep No: GP2485B
396. Phycita kurdistanella Amsel,1954 Figs. 68-70
Synonym(s): kurdistanella Amsel,1954 Original Reference: Phycita kurdistanella Amsel,1954, Ark. Zool. 6
(16): 293, figs.118-120, 235. Monotype B: [Türkei, Van Province]: "Kurdistan, Wan, 1800m, 28.8.35, ex Coll.
Osthelder (Coll. Amsel)". Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Ab 65Aba Prep No: GP2487B.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, uncommon, univoltine.
397. Phycita poteriella (Zeller,1846) Figs. 71-73, Map 43
Synonym(s): poteriella Zeller,1846; metzneri Zeller,1846; kruegeri Turati,1911 Original Reference:
Nephopteryx poteriella Zeller,1846, Isis von Oken 1846: 743-745. Type B: "europäische Türkey". Range (in
code): ES FR Co Sa Si IT RO HU YU BG GR Cr CY TR IL Pa Hf LB Bmm Bsa 06 09 16 31 35 42 46 65 16A 31M 65A 65Ai
Material studied: 2B. Bahçesaray, Paşaköy 1600m, 4 8 2016, M. Kemal & A.Koçak leg. Prep No:
GP2495B, GP2518B.
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It occurs at various habitats of the Quercus woodland. Nocturnal, uncommon, univoltine. New
to the fauna of Van Province.
398. Phycita spissicella (Fabricius,1777) Figs. 74-76, Map 44
Synonym(s): #roborella [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; spissicella Fabricius,1777; spissicornis Fabricius,1798;
roboralis Hübner,[1825]. Original Reference: Tinea spissicella Fabricius,1777, Genera Insectorum: 295.
Type(s): Germany, Kiel. Range (in code): DZ Lbs PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU
RO YU AL BG GR TR LB Bsa DK NO SE FI EE LV RU MD UA BY IR Gls 06 13 56 65 06R 13F 13F01 13F38 56F 56Fb 65A
65Ai Prep No: GP2494B
Like the previous species. New to the fauna of Van Province.
Remark: The name “roborella” was proposed by [Denis & Schiffermüller] in 1775 as nomen
nudum, without description; therefore it is unavailable nomenclaturally. Such cases on the Denis &
Schiffermüller’s names have been revealed by Koçak (1982-1987) 11.
399. Phycitodes albatella (Ragonot,1887) Figs. 77-79, Map 45
Synonym(s): albatella Ragonot,1887; parvum Gerasimov,1930; pseudonimbella Bentick,1937 Original
Reference: Homoeosoma albatella Ragonot,1887, Annls Soc. ent. Fr. 1887: 255. Syntypes: [Usbekistan]:
Samarkand; [Turkmenistan]: Nuchur. Range (in code): LY Cy TN Gf DZ MA Cn Az PT ES Mu FR Co Sa Si IT BE NL
LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU HV MK AL BG GR DK NO SE FI LV LT RU MD UA BY TM Kp UZ Smk Br LB Bei Bsa
SY Dms IL Hf Jer Jf Jt Pa EG CY TR IQ Bsr IR Elb Th Kdj AF Kbb Slg Pli Hr Srb Kab Sen Ch Gg PK TJ KK NP Us CN
She 01 03 06 13 16 21 38 42 44 46 65 70 71 06R 13F 16A 65A 65Ai 65D 65Dv 65Du 65Dt 70A 70Ac Prep. no: GP733B,
GP2514B
It occurs at various habitats of the Quercus woodland. Nocturnal.
400. Plodia interpunctella (Hübner,[1813])
Synonym(s): interpunctella Hübner,[1813]; interpunctalis Hübner,[1825]; zeae Fitch,1856; castaneella
Reutti,1898; latercula Hampson,1901; glycinivora Matsumura,1917; glycinivorella Matsumura,1932. Original
Reference: Tinea interpunctella Hübner,[1813], Samml. eur. Schmett. 8, Tineae: Tab.45 fig.310. Type(s):
Europa. Range (in code): Cn MA DZ Bsk Anna LY Cy TN Gf PT ES B-I Md FR Co Sa Si IT MT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH
AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU HV B-H MK AL BG GR Cr TR EG DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU Sb Ur Am KP KR MD UA BY LB IL
Pa SD SA IQ IR Ab Oru TM AF PK KG Uk CN Ui Kgs Stg JP Hkk TW ZA AU CA 01 05 06 16 33 35 48 65 05A 16A 48L
65A 65At 65At5 65D 65Dh 65N 65Nc 65Nc4
It occurs at various habitats, including anthropogene places. Pest on the dried food materials.
401. Polyocha sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
402. Polyocha transversariella (Zeller,1848) Figs. 80-82, Map 46
Synonym(s): transversariella Zeller,1848; strigosa Staudinger,1879; phoeniciella Ragonot,1895; discella
Hampson,1901; granatella Zerny,1927 Original Reference: Anerastia transversariella Zeller,1848, Isis 1848:
588-589. Type: Italia, Sicilia, Ragusa [nomenclaturally available name]. Range (in code): MA DZ Ah TN PT ES
An Grn IT Si RO YU GR RU MD UA BY TR Cc IL Pa Hf LB Bei JO IQ Shq Rwz Mos Dia IR Fa 01 05 13 16 21 25 31 33 42
46 47 65 71 76 80 05A 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 16A 31M 42B 47D 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65Ac3 65D 65Dv 65Dt 65Du 65N
65Np2 65Nm 76C Prep. no: GP2431B GP2512B GP2513B
Remark: Application of the name strigosa Stgr.,1879 as a valid name is simply Leraut’s
(2014: 89) personal preference. If the both names, strigosa Stgr.,1879 and transversariella
Zeller,1848 are synonyms, the latter one is nomenclaturally available; therefore it must be
considered as valid name according to the universal article 23.1 of the ICZN Code.
403. Psammotis pulveralis (Hübner,1796)
11 Many scientists discuss today the case: “Photography-based taxonomy”, harmful for biological sciences by Ceriaco,L.M.P.,
Gutiérrez,E.E. & A.Dubois, 2016, Photography-based taxonomy is inadequate, unnecessary, and potentially harmful for biological
sciences. Zootaxa 4196 (3): 435-445.
Many Denis & Schiffermüller’s names in the Lepidopterology were published without description, simply as nomen nudum, and they
are currently used as valid name (!). Are the valid nomina nuda less harmful than the photography-based names in the biological
sciences?
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Synonym(s): pulveralis Hübner,1796 Original Reference: Pyralis pulveralis Hübner,1796, Samml. eur.
Schmett. 6, Pyralides: Tab.17 fig.109. Type(s): Europa. Range (in code): ES FR Co Sa IT GB NL LU DE CH AT PL
CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR DK TR IQ Ry LB Bsa NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY IR Elb Kdv Gor Shh Fa Sse Ha Yz
Kh KG Tk Dj Ii AF Slg Shah Kot Adr Shv Pag 05 06 13 16 42 45 65 71 05A 06B 06R 13F 16A 65A 65At 65At5 65D 65Dd
65Dda 65Df 65Fz 65K 65Kl 65N 65Np7 65Np8 65Nm Prep. no: GP967B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal.
404. Psorosa maraschella Caradja,1910 Figs. 83-85, Map 47
Synonym(s): maraschella Caradja,1910; majorella Roesler,1970 Original Reference: Psorosa maraschella
Caradja,1910, Dt. ent. Z., Iris 24: 128. Syntypes 26 BA: [Türkei]: Marasch (coll. Caradja). Range (in code): TR
IR Elb Mz Th Kdj Ke Fa Sse Nss MN 05 13 46 65 05A 13F 13F01 13F6 13F11 13F20 13F35 13F38 13F41 13F42 46G 46Gi
65A 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65D 65Df 65N 65Np2 65Nm 65K Prep No: GP2489B, GP2508B.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
405. Psorosa sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Am 65Am3 65Am4 Prep. no: GP2509B, GP2515B.
406. Pterothrixidia rufella (Duponchel,1836)
Synonym(s): rufella Duponchel,1836; impurella Duponchel,1837; luridatella Herrich-Schäffer,1847; infuscatella
Herrich-Schäffer,1849; corsicella Ragonot,1893; #pallida Leraut,2014; rungsella Leraut,2014 Original Reference:
Phycis rufella Duponchel,1836, Hist. nat. Lépid. Papillons Fr. 10: 170, pl.277 fig.6. Type(s): France, Corse.
Range (in code): MA Ifr PT ES Mu FR Co Sa IT MT CH HU RO YU AL BG GR AM Eri Cc TR 05 13 45 44 46 47 32 58 65
70 05A 13A 13Ab 13Aç 13Af 13Ax 13F 13F6 44L 44Lc 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Df 65Dt 65Fz 65N 65Np1
65Np2 65Nm 70A 70Ab Prep. no: GP748B, GP749B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
407. Pyralis kacheticalis (Christoph,1893)
Synonym(s): kacheticalis Christoph,1893; imperialis Caradja,1916 Original Reference: Asopia kacheticalis
Christoph,1893, Dt. ent. Z., Iris 6: 96. Syntypes: "Eldar, Muganlı, Transcaucas.". Range (in code): Cc Da RU
GG AZ AM UA Cm TR TM Kp IR Fa Sse Ss Th Elb Kdj IQ Brs Ssa 01 05 06 07 13 21 33 44 56 65 01H 07B 07Bb 13F 21N
21Nb 33A 33Ad 44I 44Ic 56F 56Fı 56Fm 56Fö 65A 65Ai 65D 65Dl 65Dlc 65Du 65Dv
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland. Nocturnal in the summer.
408. Pyralis perversalis (Herrich-Schäffer,[1849])
Synonym(s): lucidalis Eversmann,1844 (praeocc.); perversalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1849]; narynensis Zerny,1914;
rubiginetincta Caradja,1931; #naryssensis Amsel,1961 Original Reference: Asopia perversalis Herrich-
Schäffer,[1849], Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 4: 123. Type: Russia: Ural. Range (in code): CZ HU RO RU Ur MD
UA BY TR Cc GG Ord Kir AZ Nv KG Tk Nrk CN Ui Ku IR Elb Mz Kh LB Bsa 13 25 42 65 76 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 65A 65Ac
65Ac3 65B 65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Df 65Fz 65N 65Nf 65Np2 65Nm 76C
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
409. Pyrasia gutturalis (Staudinger,1879) Fig. 20, Map 48
Synonym(s): gutturalis Staudinger,1879 Original Reference: Botys gutturalis Staudinger,1879, Horae Soc.
ent. ross. 15: 175. Type B: [Türkei]: Magnesia (coll. Lederer). Range (in code): TR LB Bsa IQ Hjo IR Fa Shr Sse
Com Elb Mz 01 07 13 21 31 45 46 47 56 65 07O 13F 21L 21Lc 21N 21Nb 31M 46G 46Gi 56F 56Fa 65A 65An 65Am 65Am1
65Am4 65D 65Df 65Dh 65Ds 65Du 65Dv 65N 65Np6 65Nm Prep. no: GP519B, GP764A
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
410. Pyrausta aerealis (Hübner,1793)
Synonym(s): aerealis Hübner,1793; ablutalis Eversmann,1844; wockei Rebel,1902; unicolor Rebel,1917. Original
Reference: Phalaena aerealis Hübner,1793, Samml. auserl. Vögel Schmett.: 7, pl.20. Range (in code): DZ
Btna Tou ES FR IT DE CH AT PL RO YU AL BG GR TR Cc GG Lag DK SE FI EE LV LT RU Ur KG Uk MD UA BY IR Fa
Elb Dam Kdv Mz TM UZ KK Al Tk Dj Ii CN Ui Ju Au Kml AF Shv Pag LB Bsa 05 13 31 46 65 70 72 76 05A 13G 13Gd 13F
31E 46G 46Gi 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 70A 70Ab 72E 72Eh 76C Prep. no: GP768B, GP804B
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It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
411. Pyrausta amatalis Rebel,1903 Map 49
Synonym(s): amatalis Rebel,1903 Original Reference: Pyrausta amatalis Rebel,1903, Annln naturh. Mus.
Wien 18: 307, Taf.3 fig.12. Syntypes BA: [Türkei]: Amasia; Bulgarien: Slivno. Range (in code): BG Slv SY TR Cc
GG Akh 05 46 65 05A 46G 65A 65Am 65Am3 65D 65Dè 65Dn 65Df 65F 65Fb 65Fz
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal, very rare in the summer.
412. Pyrausta aurata (Scopoli,1763) Fig. 21
Synonym(s): aurata Scopoli,1763; punicealis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; niepoldalis Lederer,1863;
meridionalis Staudinger,1880 nec Wcke,1871; deficiens Dufrane,1957; inciae Koçak,1982 Original Reference:
Phalaena aurata Scopoli,1763, Entomologia Carniolica: 227. Type(s): [Slovenien]: Carniolia [Krain]. Range
(in code): Cn MA DZ TN PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr LB Bsa IL Pa
CY TR IR Fa Yz Elb Kdj Th Ana Ke Ab Sro Enz Gh Kh Tgo Gls IQ Dia Rwz Shq DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY AF
Srb Pli Arh Hr Kot Fz Khi Kab Dwe Cc GG Bjo Mng Nv Ord Hkd Len Sok AZ Agi 01 05 06 13 14 16 23 30 31 42 44 56 65
71 76 05A 06R 06Rd 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13C 13Cc 13G 13Gf 13Gg 13Gw 13Gü 13F 16A 30D 30Dx 31K 31Ka 31M 44F 44Fb 44I
44Ic 56F 56Fb 65A 65Ag 65Ai 65Am 65Am2 65Am4 65At 65At5 65G 65Go 65F 65Fp 65Fz 76D 76Dd
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe, and Quercus woodland. Diurnal to
nocturnal in the summer.
413. Pyrausta castalis Treitschke,1829 Figs. 86-88
Synonym(s): castalis Treitschke,1829 Original Reference: Pyrausta castalis Treitschke,1829, Schmett. Eur.
7: 165. Type(s): [Kroatien]: Dalmatien. Range (in code): PT ES FR IT CZ HU RO HV YU AL BG GR RU MD UA BY
TR IR Elb Th Fa AZ Cc Nv Ord AM Eri 05 06 13 16 25 30 37 42 44 65 70 71 73 76 05A 06R 13F 16A 25F 25Fa 44L 44Lc
65A 65Am 65Am4 65At 65At5 65D 65Dg 65F 65Fr 65N 65Np2 65Nm 70C 70Ce 73A 73Aç 73Aç2 76C Prep. No:
GP2525
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
414. Pyrausta despicata (Scopoli,1763) Figs. 22, 89, 108
Synonym(s): despicata Scopoli,1763; koenigiana O.F.Müller,1764; vestianella Clerk,1764; cespitalis [Denis &
Schiffermüller],1775; sordialis Thunberg,1784; intermedialis Duponchel,1833; tendinosalis Bremer,1874; yangtsealis
Caradja,1938; ifranalis Leraut,2001 Original Reference: Phalaena despicata Scopoli,1763, Entomologia
Caniolica: 231. Type(s): [Slovenien]: Carniolia [Krain]. Range (in code): MA Ifr PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT
IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO SS YU AL BG GR Cr TR IQ Rwz Amr DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU Cc GG CY
IR Ab Elb Shh Th Fa Shr Com Ha Plr Kdv Mz AF Hr Bmu Slg Pnj BdA Pic Kab Arh Srb Ca Gbh Adr Fz Khi Pag Pli UZ Fe
CN Ui Ju Ku LB Bsa PK Abb Sro Mz Sb Yu Uk JO KG DZ Lbs 01 05 06 11 13 14 16 17 21 24 25 31 32 33 34 42 46 51 55 56
58 65 71 76 05A 06R 06Rd 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13B 13Bg 13G 13Gf 13F 13F6 13Gö 13Gğ 13Gw 16A 21L 21Lf 31M 55F 56D
56Dd 56F 56Fı 58G 58Gg 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ai 65As 65Am 65Am1 65Am4 65At 65At5 65D 65Df 65Dg 65Dga 65Dh
65Du 65Dw 65G 65Gn 65F 65Fb 65Fç 65Fp 65Fz 65K 65Kb 65Ké 65Kl 65Ku 65Kğ 65L 65Lb 65N 65Nk 65Np 65Np7
65Np8 65Nr2 65Nm 76C Prep. No: GP2526.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal, bivoltine, common in
the summer.
415. Pyrausta limbopunctalis (Herrich-Schäffer,[1849])
Synonym(s): limbopunctalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1849] Original Reference: Botys limbopunctalis Herrich-
Schäffer,[1849], Syst. Bearb. Schmett. Eur. 4: 115, pl.17 fig.117. Type: Spain. Range (in code): PT ES An Grn Sa
RU TR Cc Kus Da AM IQ Ry IR Elb Th Mz Ha Dam Kdv 05 06 16 25 30 33 38 42 46 51 58 65 76 05A 06R 16A 25N 25Na
30B 30Bb 30Bk 51B 51Bc 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ab 65Aba 65Bx 65D 65Df 65Dg 65Dga 65G 65Ge 65Gv 65Gz 65F 65Fw
65Fz 65K 65Kd 65Kğ 76C Prep. no: GP781B, GP782A.
It occurs at the Upper Hights of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal in the summer.
416. Pyrausta neglectalis Caradja,1916 Figs. 90-92
Synonym(s): neglectalis Caradja,1916; rungsi D.Lucas,1942 Original Reference: Pyrausta neglectalis
Caradja,1916, Dt. ent. Z., Iris 40-41. Syntypes: [Spain]: "Cuenca"; [Turkey]: "Kasikoparan", "Konia",
"Amasia"; [Armenia]: "Erivan". Range (in code): MA PT ES Cue An TR Cc AM Eri 05 42 65 76 05A 65A 65Ai 76C
Prep. No: 2522.
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It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal, common in the
summer. New to the fauna of Van Province.
Remark: The validity of this species was proposed by Slamka (2013). Due to the external
similarity, in the past Pyrausta virginalis and neglectalis were confused in Turkey. Therefore, the
virginalis-like individuals will be re-examined by the authors firstly in East Turkey.
417. Pyrausta obfuscata (Scopoli,1763) Figs. 1, 23, 93-95, Map 50
Synonym(s): obfuscata Scopoli,1763; fuscorubella Goeze,1783; bimaculosa Fourcroy,1785; rubralis Villers,1789;
pygmealis Duponchel,1833; fucatalis Treitschke,1835; atrosanguinalis Eversmann,1842 Original Reference:
Phalaena obfuscata Scopoli,1763, Entomologia Carniolica: 232. Type(s): [Slovenien]: Carniolia [Krain].
Range (in code): ES FR Si IT BE DE CH AT CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR RU MD UA BY IR Gls KK TJ Al 05 13 16 65
05A 13G 13Ga 13Gb 16A 65A 65Au 65Am 65Am2 65D 65Do 65F 65Fd Prep. No: GP2527.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal, rare in the summer.
418. Pyrausta pavidalis Zerny,1935 Fig. 24, Map 51
Synonym(s): pavidalis Zerny,1935; krimensis Budashkin & Martin,1993 Original Reference: Pyrausta
pavidalis Zerny,1935, [in] Osthelder, L. & E. Pfeiffer, Mitt. münch. ent. Ges. 24 (3): 101-102. Syntypes 4B 2A:
[Türkei]: Marasch. Range (in code): TR Cm 01 46 65 46G 65A 65Ai 65Am 65Am4 65D 65Df 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65N
65Np 65Np1 65Np7 65Np8 65Nm
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, rare in the summer.
419. Pyrausta purpuralis (Linnaeus,1758) Figs. 96-98
Synonym(s): purpuralis Linnaeus,1758; inflammata Scopoli,1763; purpuraria Latreille,[1803]; confundalis
Zetterstedt,1839; chermesinalis Guenée,1854; melanalis Caradja,1916 Original Reference: Phalaena purpuralis
Linnaeus,1758, Syst. Nat. (Edn.10) 1: 536. Lectotype : Europa (Robinson & Nielsen, 1983: 226). Range (in
code): DZ Lbs PT ES FR Co Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR TR Cc GG Bjo Pti Kir Lag
Len AZ DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU MD UA BY IR Ha IL Pa Hf 01 05 07 13 16 17 31 33 39 61 65 80 05A 13F 16A 31M 65A
65As 65K 65Kl Prep. no: GP2528
It occurs at mesophil meadows in the mountains. Diurnal, flight period is the summer.
420. Pyrausta sanguinalis (Linnaeus,1767) Figs. 99-101, Map 52
Synonym(s): sanguinalis Linnaeus,1767; crentalis Scriba,1770; haematalis Hübner,[1819] Original
Reference: Phalaena sanguinalis Linnaeus, 1767, Syst. Nat. (Edn.12) 1(2): 882, no.339. Lectotype, 1 ex:
[Lusitania] (Robinson & Nielsen, 1983: 229). Range (in code): PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT MT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH
AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU MK AL BG GR Cr TR DK NO SE FI EE LV RU MD UA BY Cc GG AZ Tbl Bjo Kir Lag AM Eri IL
Pa Hf LB CY IR Gh Tgo Ana Ke Fa Shr Com Elb Kh Th Mz Plr Gor AF Pag Kot Bkt Asm Arh Hr Slg Bsg Gbh Srb Pl Nv
Ord Len Mz Gls DZ Bsk Clo TN Gf CN Ui Ku Js 01 05 06 07 13 16 17 30 31 33 34 39 44 54 56 65 69 70 71 73 80 05A 06R
06Rb 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F01 13F41 16A 31K 31Ka 31M 33A 33Ac 44L 44Lc 56F 56Fo 65A 65Am 65Am1 65D 65Df
65Ds 65Fz 70C 70Ce 73E 73Eb
Prep. no: GP522, GP2520.
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal, very rare in the
summer.
421. Pyrausta sp.
Its identity and taxonomic evaluation will be published separately.
Range (in code): TR 65 65A 65Am 65Am4 Prep. no: GP2496B
422. Scoparia subfusca Haworth,[1811] Fig. 102
Synonym(s): subfusca Haworth,[1811]; graecella Stainton,1849; subfuscalis Guenée,1854; scotica White,1872;
cembrae auct. nec Haworth,1811; cembralis auct. nec Gn.,1854; zelleri Wocke,1855; pfeifferi Marion,1960; #sugfusca
Leraut,1984 Original Reference: Scoparia subfusca Haworth,[1811], Lepid. Br.: 498. Syntypes: England.
Range (in code): MA ES FR Co Si IT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU B-H MK AL BG GR TR IR Ab Sro
Oru Elb Mz Plr Gor DK NO SE FI EE LV RU MD UA BY 42 46 65 42B 46G 65A 65Ai Prep No: GP2482B
It occurs at various habitats of Quercus woodland. Nocturnal in the summer. New to the fauna
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423. Sefidia clasperella Asselbergs,1994 Figs. 103-105, Map 53
Synonym(s): clasperella Asselbergs,1994 Original Reference: Sefidia clasperella Asselbergs,1994, Nota
lepid. 16 (3/4): 172-178, figs. Holotype B: Turkey: Konya Prov.: Akşehir, Sultandağları, 1100m (ITZ,
Amsterdam). Range (in code): TR 13 33 42 65 13F 13F01 13F11 13F35 13F41 33B 42B 65A 65Ai Prep No: GP2501B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, rare in the summer. New to the
fauna of Van Province.
424. Sitochroa straminealis (Hampson,1900) Figs. 25, 106-107, Map 54
Synonym(s): straminealis Hampson,1900 Original Reference: Phlyctaenodes straminealis Hampson,1900,
Trans. ent. Soc. Lond. 1900 (2): 388, pl.iii fig.22. Type B: [Turkey]: "Asia Minor" (coll. Staudinger). Range
(in code): TR LB Bsa IR Fa Com 13 42 65 73 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 65A 65Ai 65Am 65Am4 73A 73Ad 73Ad2
GP2523
Locally found in the summer, diurnal to nocturnal, univoltine. The moth feeds on the nectar of
Mentha flowers (Fig. 25). New to the fauna of Van Province.
425. Sitochroa verticalis (Linnaeus,1758) Map 55
Synonym(s): verticalis Linnaeus,1758; inversa Fourcroy,1785; cinctalis Treitschke,1829; nigricilialis
Ragonot,1895 Original Reference: Phalaena verticalis Linnaeus,1758, Syst. Nat. (Edn.10)1: 533. Lectotype A:
[Europa] (Robinson & Nielsen, 1983: 236). Range (in code): PT ES FR Co Si IT GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK
HU RO YU AL BG GR TR Cc GG IR Ab Ak Shf Elb Gls Th Kdj Ha Kh DK NO SE FI EE LV LT RU Sb MD UA BY AF Hr
Bmu Kot Bark Fz Pli Bd UZ KG Tk Dj Ii JP 01 05 06 08 16 21 25 27 31 32 36 42 46 56 65 71 76 05A 05E 06R 06Rb 08H
08Hc 16A 21N 21Nh 27E 31M 36D 36Db 56F 56Fv 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Da 65Dt 65Dl 65Dlc 65F 65Fp 65Fz 76A 76Ae
76B 76Bj 76Bf 76Bh Prep. no: GP771B, GP772A.
Normally, this species is seen also by days, however it has been recorded in the district at the Upper
Heights, by night (Krapet Pass 2820m, 7 8 2016, leg. M. Kemal & A. Koçak).
426. Synaphe bombycalis ([Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) Map 56
Synonym(s): bombycalis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775; almanica Rebel,1917. Original Reference: Pyralis
bombycalis [Denis & Schiffermüller],1775, Ankündung syst. Werkes Schmett. Wienergegend: 120. Type(s):
[Austria]: Vienna district [Types presumably destroyed by fire in 1848]. Range (in code): MA DZ Anna Sfr Eba
TN ES FR Co IT AT CZ SK HU RO YU RU Sr Tv TR Cc Arr IR Elb Th Nss Kh TM Kp UA AF KK 01 04 06 25 27 30 31 38
44 47 50 58 65 71 76 80 30B 30Bb 30Bk 65A 65Au 65B 65Bp 65Bx 65F 65Fp 65Fz 65K 65Ks 65N 65Np2 65Nm 76C 80B
80Bc
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal, rare in the summer.
427. Syrianarpia mendicalis (Staudinger,1879) Figs. 109-111, Map 57
Synonym(s): mendicalis Staudinger,1879; #mencidalis Amsel,1949; osthelderi Leraut,1982; fuscella Leraut,1982
Original Reference: Metasia ? mendicalis Staudinger,1879, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 15: 183. Type B: [Türkei:
Amasya]: "Kerasdere". Range (in code): UA Cm TR IQ Rwz Brs IR Snj Kd 05 13 46 65 73 05A 13F 13F01 13F35 13F41
65A 65Ab 65Aba 73C 73Cd Prep. no: GP2465B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, rare in the summer. New to the
fauna of Van Province.
428. Tretopteryx pertusalis (Geyer,[1832]) Figs. 26, 27, Map 58
Synonym(s): pertusalis Geyer,[1832]; weissenbornii Freyer Original Reference: Eurrhypis pertusalis
Geyer,[1832], Zutr. exot. Schmett. 4: 36, figs. 763-764. Syntypes: Griechenland. Range (in code): FR GR Cr TR
IQ Ama LB Bsa IL Pa 01 05 06 13 21 25 31 32 33 35 46 49 56 63 65 01L 01La 05A 06K 06Kd 06N 06Nc 06R 06Rd 13F
13G 13Gw 13Gü 21N 21Nb 46F 46Fd 49E 49Ea 56F 56Fc 56Fn 56Fx 65A 65Ai 65Au 65At 65D 65Dh 65Dn 65Dv 65F
65Fb
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal in the summer.
429. Udea confinalis (Lederer,1858) Map 59
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Synonym(s): confinalis Lederer,1858; graecalis Staudinger,1870 Original Reference: Botys confinalis
Lederer,1858, Wien. ent. Monatschr. 2: 149 Taf.4 fig.4. Type A: Syria: Damask. Range (in code): GR TR Cc SY
Dms IQ Ry Hjo IR Elb Nss Com Kz Th Fa Kh 13 46 65 76 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13F6 65A 65Ac 65Ac3 65Ab 65Aba 65B
65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Df 65Fz 76C
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal, common in the summer.
430. Udea dispunctalis (Guenée,1854) Map 60
Synonym(s): #bipunctalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1851]; dispunctalis Guenée,1854; bipunctalis Herrich-Schäffer,[1855];
silvalis de Joannis,1891 Original Reference: Scopula dispunctalis Guenée,1854, [in] Boisduval & Guenée, Hist.
Nat. Ins., Lépid. 8 (Deltoides & Pyralites): 396 (pro bipunctalis H-S.). Type: Espana: Ronda. Range (in code):
PT ES Mu Grn FR Si Cr TR Cc GG Bjo RU IR Kh 13 38 42 46 65 76 13F 13F6 42B 65A 65Ab 65Aba 65D 65Df 65Fz 76C
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Nocturnal in the summer.
431. Udea ferrugalis (Hübner,1796) Map 61
Synonym(s): ferruginalis Rossi,1794 nec Fabr.,1781; ferrugalis Hübner,1796; #ferugalis Hübner,1796; martialis
Guenée,1854; hypatialis Walker,1859; testacea Butler,1879 Original Reference: Pyralis ferrugalis Hübner,1796,
Samml. eur. Schmett. 6,Pyralides: Tab.9 fig.54. Type(s): Europa. Range (in code): DZ MA PT ES FR Co Sa Si IT
MT IE GB BE NL LU DE CH AT PL CZ SK HU RO YU AL BG GR Cr CY TR DK NO SE FI EE LV RU MD UA BY IL Pa Hf
LB Bsa IR Ahz Elb Mz Kdv Dam Plr Gor Kdj Km Th Fa Shr Sse Kh Gh Tgo IQ Dia Bgd Rwz AF Ca Arh Khi Adr Fz Bsg
Hr Blh IN LK MM ET JP TW TH CMa Dst Ds09 Cc GG Tbl Lag Len AZ Sok Cn AE Ajj Clo 01 03 05 06 07 13 14 16 17 26
31 32 33 34 35 38 42 44 46 48 49 56 58 63 65 71 75 76 80 05A 06R 06Rb 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13F 13G 13 13Gğ 16A 31K
31Ka 31M 44E 44L 44Lc 48L 49F 49Fb 56F 63D 65A 65Ai 65Am 65Am2 65Am4 65D 65Df 65Du 65Dv 65F 65Fd 65Fp
65Fz 65K 65Kl 65Ku 65N 65Nc 65Nc4 65Np1 65Nm 75F 75Fb 76D 76Dd 80B 80Bc Prep. no: GP761A
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal, very rare in the
summer.
432. Udea praepetalis (Lederer,1869) Map 62
Synonym(s): praepetalis Lederer,1869; haemopsamma Meyrick,1937 Original Reference: Botys praepetalis
Lederer,1869, Horae Soc. ent. ross. 6: 90, pl.5 fig.11. Type: Iran: Astrabad [Gorgan], leg. Haberhauer. Range
(in code): IR Ha Adv Fa Th Kdj Elb Kdv Mz Plr Gor Sse TR Cc AZ Nv Ord IQ Ry Slf TM KK CN Ui Kml 04 05 13 25 30
42 46 51 56 58 65 69 71 76 05A 13A 13Ab 13Ax 13B 13Bd 13F 25A 30B 30Bc1 30Bx 56F 56Fı 56Fn 65A 65Am 65Am1 65B
65Bo 65Bx 65D 65Df 65Dl 65Dlc 65Dx 65F 65Fr 65Fp 65Fz 65H 65K 65Kd 65Kğ 65Kl 65N 65Np2 65Nr2 65Nm 69B
76C Prep. no: GP704B
It occurs at various habitats of the mountain steppe. Diurnal to nocturnal in the summer.
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Images from Nature
The following photographs reflect the behaviours of various pyralid moths, during their resting or feeding in nature. All
of them were taken by the first author during excursions to Bahçesaray in 2016.
Figs. 2, 3 - Acrobasis tumidana (left). Paşaköy 1600m 7 6 2016. Agriphila tolli (right). Mukus valley 1840m 1 10 2016.
Figs. 4, 5 – Asalebria (Exophora) exasperata (left). Altındere 5 7 2016. Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella,
(right). Liman, Populetum 2320m 7 8 2016
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Figs. 6, 7 –Catoptria pinella (left). Liman, Populetum 2320m 7 8 2016. Catoptria hilarella (right). Krapet 2820m 7 8
2016.
Figs. 8, 9 – Chrysocrambus craterellus (left). Bahçesaray meadows 1600m 12 6 2016. Cynaeda gigantea (right).
Paşaköy 1600m 5 8 2016.
Figs. 10, 11 – Ephelis cruentalis (left). Krapet 2820m 7 8 2016. Epischnia christophori (right). Paşaköy 1600m 6 7
2016.
Figs. 12, 13 – Mecyna trinalis (left). Paşaköy 1600m 5 8 2016. Metasia ophialis (right). Mukus valley (65Am4)
1840m, 3 10 2016.
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Figs. 14, 15 – Myelois pumicosa. Mukus valley 1840m on 13 6 2016 (left), on 4 6 2016 (right).
Figs. 16, 17 – Myrlaea albistrigata (left). Paşaköy 1600m 6 7 2016. Oncocera amoenella (right). Paşaköy 1600m 6 7
2016.
Figs. 18, 19 – Pediasia matricella (left). Mukus valley 1840m 3 10 2016. Phlyctaenomorpha sinuosalis (right). Mukus
valley 1840m 24 6 2016.
Figs. 20, 21 – Pyrasia guttulalis (left). Mukus valley 1840m 11 6 2016. Pyrausta aurata (right). Mukus valley 1840m
11 5 2016.
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Figs. 22, 23 – Pyrausta despicata (left). Paşaköy 1600m 5 7 2016. Pyrausta obfuscata (right), together with
Turanana endymion on muddy place. Mukus valley 1840m (65Am3) 4 7 2016.
Figs. 24, 25 – Pyrausta pavidalis (left). Mukus valley 1840m (65Am4) 3 10 2016. Sitochroa straminealis (right).
Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 5 8 2016, during feeding on Mentha flower.
Figs. 26, 27 – Tretopteryx pertusalis. Male (left), Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 12 6 2016. Female (right) Mukus valley
1840m (65Am4) 24 6 2016.
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Images of the genitalia and tympanal organs
Fig. 28 - Acrobasis consociella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2511. Bahçesaray, Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai).
Figs. 29, 30 - Acrobasis consociella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2511. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai).
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Fig. 31 - Acrobasis dulcella. Male genitalia and coremata. GP2521. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1785m (65Am1).
Figs. 32, 33 - Acrobasis dulcella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. GP2521. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1785m (65Am1).
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Fig. 34 – Agriphila tolli. Male genitalia. GP2450. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus valley (65Am1) 1785m.
Figs. 35, 36 – Agriphila tolli. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. GP2521. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus valley (65Am1) 1785m.
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Fig. 37 – Anarpia incertalis. Male genitalia, GP2426. Bahçesaray, Upper Liman, Populetum 2320m (65Ac3), 6 8 2016.
Figs. 38, 39 – Anarpia incertalis. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). GP2426. Bahçesaray, Upper Liman, Populetum 2320m (65Ac3), 6 8 2016.
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Fig. 40 – Ancylolomia pectinatella. Male genitalia. GP2480. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1840m (65Am4), 3 10
2016.
Figs. 41, 42 – Ancylolomia pectinatella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. GP2480. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1840m (65Am4), 3 10 2016.
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Fig. 43 - Arsissa divaricella. Male genitalia and coremata. GP2376. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m,
5 8 2016.
Figs. 44, 45 – Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella. Male (left), female (right). There is no significant
difference between the sexes externally.
Fig. 46 – Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2499. Bahçesaray, Upper
Liman, Populetum 2320m, 7 8 2016.
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Figs. 47, 48 – Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. Before
preparation (left), after preparation (right), GP2499. Bahçesaray, Upper Liman, Populetum 2320m, 7 8 2016.
Fig. 49 - Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella. Female genitalia, base of 8. segment enlarged. GP2500.
Bahçesaray, Krapet Pass 2820m, 7 8 2016.
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Fig. 50 – Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) gilveolella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2498. Bahçesaray, Upper Liman, Populetum
2320m 6 8 2016.
Figs. 51, 52 – Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) gilveolella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ. GP2498. Before preparation
(left), after preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Liman, Populetum 2320m 6 8 2016.
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Fig. 53 - Catoptria hilarella. Male genitalia, GP2367. Bahçesaray Krapet (65Aba) 2820m, 6 8 2016.
Fig. 54 - Catoptria pinella. Male genitalia, GP2368. Bahçesaray Liman, Populetum (65Ac3) 2320m, 6 8 2016.
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Fig. 55 - Hypochalcia ahenella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2474. Bahçesaray Paşaköy (65Ai) 1600m, 25 6 2016.
Figs. 56, 57 - Hypochalcia ahenella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2474. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy (65Ai) 1600m, 25 6 2016.
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Fig. 58 - Mecyna biternalis. Male genitalia, GP2510. Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m.
Fig. 59 - Merulempista cingillella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2478. Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m.
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Figs. 60, 61 - Merulempista cingillella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2478. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m.
Fig. 62 - Pediasia matricella. Male genitalia, GP2478. Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m.
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Figs. 63, 64 - Pediasia matricella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2478. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m.
Fig. 65 - Pempeliella sororiella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2516. Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai).
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Figs. 66, 67 - Pempeliella sororiella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2516. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai).
Fig. 68 - Phycita kurdistanella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2487. Bahçesaray Krapet pass (65Aba) 2820m, 6 8
2016.
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Figs. 69, 70 - Phycita kurdistanella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2487. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray Krapet pass (65Aba) 2820m, 6 8 2016.
Fig. 71 - Phycita poteriella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2518. Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 4 8 2016.
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Figs. 72, 73 - Phycita poteriella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2495. Before preparation (left), after
preparation(right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 4 8 2016.
Fig. 74 - Phycita spissicella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2494. Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 5 7 2016.
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Figs. 75, 76 - Phycita spissicella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2494. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 5 7 2016.
Fig. 77 - Phycitodes albatella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2514. Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai),
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Figs. 78, 79 - Phycitodes albatella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2514. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai),
Fig. 80 - Polyocha transversariella. Male genitalia, GP2512. Bahçesaray Krapet pass 2820m (65Aba), 6 8 2016.
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Figs. 81, 82 - Polyocha transversariella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2512. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray Krapet pass 2820m (65Aba), 6 8 2016.
Fig. 83 - Psorosa maraschella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2489. Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am1) 1780m.
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Figs. 84, 85 - Psorosa maraschella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2489. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Mukus valley (65Am1) 1780m.
Fig. 86 - Pyrausta castalis. Male genitalia and terminal abdominal segment, GP2525. Bahçesaray Upper Mukus
valley (65Am4) 1840m, 23 6 2016.
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Figs. 87, 88 - Pyrausta castalis. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2525. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Upper Mukus valley (65Am4) 1840m, 23 6 2016.
Fig. 89 - Pyrausta despicata. Male genitalia and terminal abdominal segment, GP2526. Bahçesaray Upper Mukus
valley (65Am4) 1840m, 5 8 2016.
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Fig. 90 – Pyrausta neglectalis, male genitalia with terminal abdominal segment, GP2522. Bahçesaray, Paşaköy 1600m
(65Ai), 25 6 2016.
Figs. 91, 92 – Pyrausta neglectalis, Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2522. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Paşaköy 1600m (65Ai), 25 6 2016.
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Fig. 93 – Pyrausta obfuscata, male genitalia with terminal abdominal segment, GP2527. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus
Valley 1785m (65Am2), 15 7 2016.
Figs. 94, 95 – Pyrausta obfuscata. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2527. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1785m (65Am2), 15 7 2016.
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Fig. 96 – Pyrausta purpuralis, male genitalia with terminal abdominal segment, GP2528. Bahçesaray, Bağcılar NE
2040m (65As), 4 6 2016.
Figs. 97, 98 – Pyrausta purpuralis. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2528. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Bağcılar NE 2040m (65As), 4 6 2016.
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Fig. 99 – Pyrausta sanguinalis, male genitalia with terminal abdominal segment, GP2520. Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus
Valley 1780m (65Am1), 6 7 2016.
Figs. 100, 101 – Pyrausta sanguinalis. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2520. Before preparation (left),
after preparation (right). Bahçesaray, Upper Mukus Valley 1780m (65Am1), 6 7 2016.
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Fig. 102 - Scoparia subfusca. Male genitalia, GP2482. Bahçesaray Paşaköy (65Ai) 1600m, 5 7 2016.
Fig. 103 - Sefidia clasperella. Male genitalia and coremata, GP2501. Bahçesaray Paşaköy (65Ai) 1600m, 25 6 2016.
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Figs. 104, 105 - Sefidia clasperella. Ventral view of the male tympanal organ, GP2501. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Paşaköy (65Ai) 1600m, 25 6 2016.
Fig. 106 - Sitochroa straminealis. Male genitalia, GP2523. Bahçesaray Upper Mukus Valley 1840m (65Am4), 5 8
2016.
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Figs. 107, 108 – Ventral view of the male tympanal organs, before preparation. Sitochroa straminealis (left), GP2523.
Bahçesaray Upper Mukus Valley 1840m (65Am4) 5 8 2016; Pyrausta despicata (right), GP2526, from the same place
and date.
Fig. 109 - Syrianarpia mendicalis. Male genitalia, GP2465. Bahçesaray Krapet Pass 2820m (65Aba), 6 8 2106.
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Figs. 110, 111 - Syrianarpia mendicalis. Ventral view of the male genitalia, GP2465. Before preparation (left), after
preparation (right). Bahçesaray Krapet Pass 2820m (65Aba), 6 8 2106.
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Maps
Map 1 (318) - Acrobasis consociella.
Map 2 (320) - Acrobasis repandana.
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Map 3 (321) - Acrobasis tumidana.
Map 4 (323) - Agriphila tolli
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Map 5 (324) - Anarpia incertalis
Map 6 (325) - Ancylolomia palpella
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Map 7 (326) - Ancylolomia pectinatella
Map 8 (327) - Ancylosis cinnamomella
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Map 9 (329) - Arsissa divaricella
Map 10 (330) - Arsissa ramosella
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Map 11 (331) - Asalebria (Exophora) exasperata
Map 12 (332) - Asalebria (s.str.) geminella
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Map 13 (333) - Bradyrrhoa (Kasikoparania) mesobaphella
Map 14 (335) - Bradyrrhoa (s.str.) gilveolella
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Map 15 (338) - Catoptria hilarella
Map 16 (339) - Catoptria pinella
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Map 17 (340) - Chrysocrambus craterellus
Map 18 (341) - Chrysocrambus linetellus
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Map 19 (342) - Cynaeda (s.str.) gigantea
Map 20 (343) - Cynaeda (Usgentia) vespertalis
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Map 21 (344) - Dolicharthria bruguieralis
Map 22 (345) - Ecpyrrhorrhoe diffusalis
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Map 23 (346) - Endotricha flammealis
Map 24 (347) - Ephelis cruentalis
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Map 25 (348) - Ephestia (Anagasta) welseriella
Map 26 (349) - Epiepischnia pseudolydella
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Map 27 (350) - Epischnia christophori
Map 28 (351) - Epischnia illotella
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Map 29 (354) - Euchromius bellus
Map 30 (355) - Euchromius superbellus
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Map 31 (361) - Glaucocharis euchromiella
Map 32 (362) - Hellula undalis
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Map 33 (364)Hyperlais dulcinalis
Map 34 (367) - Hypsopygia costalis
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Map 35 (369) - Keradere lepidella
Map 36 (377) - Merulempista cingillella
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Map 37 (383) - Myrlaea albistrigata
Map 38 (384) - Nomophila noctuella
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Map 39 (386) - Oncocera amoenella
Map 40 (388) - Paracorsia repandalis
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Map 41 (389) - Pediasia matricella
Map 42 (394) - Phlyctaenomorpha sinuosalis
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Map 43 (397) - Phycita poteriella
Map 44 (398) - Phycita spissicella
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Map 45 (399) - Phycitodes albatella
Map 46 (402) - Polyocha transversariella
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Map 47 (404) - Psorosa maraschella
Map 48 (409) - Pyrasia gutturalis
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Map 49 (411) - Pyrausta amatalis
Map 50 (417) - Pyrausta obfuscata
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Map 51 (418) - Pyrausta pavidalis
Map 52 (420) - Pyrausta sanguinalis
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Map 53 (423) - Sefidia clasperella
Map 54 (424) - Sitochroa straminealis
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Map 55 (425) - Sitochroa verticalis
Map 56 (426) - Synaphe bombycalis
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Map 57 (427) - Syrianarpia mendicalis
Map 58 (428) - Tretopteryx pertusalis
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Map 59 (429) - Udea confinalis
Map 60 (430) - Udea dispunctalis
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Map 61 (431) - Udea ferrugalis
Map 62 (432) - Udea praepetalis
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