Artberechtigung unsicher - Abgrenzung gegenüber A. anthyllidella unklar
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3. Weitere Informationen

3.1. Andere Kombinationen

  • Anacampsis telaviviella Amsel, 1935 [Originalkombination]

3.2. Taxonomie und Faunistik

Amsel (1935: 299) beschrieb seine neue Art als "Anacampsis telaviviella" von "Tel-Aviv (Düne)". Bidzilya et al. (2019: 17) kannten auch nur das Typenmaterial und wenige weitere 1932 in Israel geesammelte Exemplare: "Syntypes of Anacampsis telaviviella 1 ♀, “Tel-Aviv (Düne), 19.v.1930 H. G. Amsel” | ”GU. 713” | “Typus. leg. H. Amsel, Anacampsis telaviviella”, 1 ♂ (abdomen missing), “Tel-Aviv, Lichtf.[ang], Düne, 15.v.30 (Pal), H. Amsel” | “Paratypus. leg. H. Amsel, Anacampsis telaviviella”; 3 ♂, Tel-Aviv (Düne), 25.v.1932 (Einsler) (gen. slide 29/18, O. Bidzilya); 1 ♂, same place but 21.x.1932 (all SMNK)." Sie sahen Probleme mit der Artabgrenzung gegenüber Aproaerema anthyllidella und ebenso gegenüber der später beschriebenen - und daher noch fraglicheren - Aproaerema languidella (Amsel, 1936). Sie merkten daher kritisch an: "Remarks. Anacampsis telaviviella was described from an unstated number of specimens collected 19.v.1930 in Tel-Aviv (“Tel-Aviv, Düne”). A holotype was not selected in the original description, and two specimens in SMNK should be considered as syntypes. There are three additional males in SMNK collected sympatrically with syntypes of A. languidella 25.v.1932, of which one (Fig. 17) looks similar to the one of syntype (Fig. 18) and also bears a type label, but it does not belong to the type series. The genitalia slide of the female syntype is uninformative, because the antrum is not visible and both ductus bursae and corpus bursae are missing. The male genitalia of a specimen externally similar to A. telaviviella (Fig. 19), but collected 25.v.1932, look indistinguishable from those of A. anthyllidella and A. languidella. The status of this and the previous species remains unclear and can hardly be clarified without studying morphology and DNA of additional material."

(Autor: Erwin Rennwald)

3.3. Literatur