Juhász Magdolna (szerk.): A kaposvári Rippl-Rónai Múzeum közleményei 7. (Kaposvár, 2020)
Ábrahám Levente: The Börzsöny lacewing collection I.
THE BÖRZSÖNY LACEWING COLLECTION I. 45--.5-6.2000 leg. NC/GMU; 1 $ China Fuijan prov. mid-6.1999 leg. NC/GMU; 1 $ Cambodia Patin 10.06.1999 leg. NC/Lehm.; 1 $ Thailand Corat 26.06.1996 leg. H. Lehmann; 1 $ 26.05.1997 leg. H. Lehmann; 1 $ 07.05.1996 leg. H. Lehmann; 3 <$ 1 $ India U. Pradesh, Rishikes 450 m 07.1991 leg. Werner. Remarks: Tauber et al. (2019) suggested that A. longus (Walker, 1853) had priority over the name of A. trux (Walker, 1853). The basic colour of the wings depends on the age of the specimens, from the fully transparent wing to the reddish-brown colour, there are many colour variations among specimens. It is a widespread and common species in the area of Oriental region from India to Malaysia. Moreover, it also occurs in the eastern part of the Palearctic (China, Japan) (Ábrahám 2008). Afroasca buyssoni (van der Weele, 1909) (Fig. 6) Specimens examined: 1 <$ Kenya Sagala Reg. near Voi 11.1994 leg. Werner; 2 в Sidiot 18-19.11.1995 leg. Werner, mounted. Remarks: Suphalacsa abdominalis McLachlan, 1871 was described by McLachlan (1871) on the basis of two type specimens, however, they belong to two different taxa. The species description is based on a male specimen preserved in BMNH, London and collected in Gabon (McLachlan 1871). Tjeder (1992) mentioned it as an undescribed generotype species: “N. gen. 4, Type species: Suhpalacsa abdominalis McLachlan, 1871". In his monograph and the revised collections (e.g. MRAC, Tervuren) he referred to an undescribed genus as “Imparomitus abdominalis". Until now, this genus is nomen dubius (Ábrahám 2017b). McLachlan (1871) notes on the second type specimen of the species: „A second example in the Oxford Museum [OXUM], perhaps a female, differs in the wings being much clouded all over with smoky brown. The underside of the thorax and base of the abdomen is of a pale salmon-colour." Tauber et al. (2019) found the second type specimen of Suhpalacsa abdominalis McLachlan, 1871 in the collection of OXUM, which was conspecific with a male Suphalomitus buyssonivan der Weele, 1909. Ábrahám (2017b) recently described a new genus, Afroasca I ' 1 11 Г 1 1 ' 1 cm type Hear . t4ot+& Suphalciccb. atcbdomincdrz HOPE DEPT.OXFORD 'JU t >L. Ь ■ J . ~tr ТУРЕ Q -^ac/jfan );у«гч'/»».5ОС, 'J73 v~ryirjb.nl Coll. Hope óxon Fig. 6. Type of Suhpalacsa abdominalis McLachlan, 1871, preserved in OXUM, Oxford. Type is a male specimen!
