Jérôme Barbut

Jérôme Barbut
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Large tropical trees are rightly perceived as supporting a plethora of organisms. However, baseline data about the variety of taxa coexisting on single large tropical trees are lacking and prevent a full understanding of both the magnitude of biodiversity and the complexity of interactions among organisms in tropical rainforests. The two main aims...
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In this study, we reassess the phylogenetic relationships of the genus Sesamia Guenée, 1852 and examine in more detail the members of the nonagrioides species group, for which three distinct species complexes are identified. The calamistis subgroup comprises eight species, of which four new species are described: Sesamia kabirara Le Ru sp. nov., Se...
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New footage confirms Hemiceratoides moths to be bird tear-drinking. Bionomics of Hemiceratoides is updated, and its taxonomy revised, with descriptions of Hemiceratoides ornithopotis sp. nov. and H. avimolestum sp. nov., while Cynisca thysbe, type species of Siccyna (= Cynisca), is re-combined as H. thysbe comb. nov. (thus Hemiceratoides = Siccyna...
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The opening of habitats associated with the emergence of C4 grasslands during the Neogene has had a massive influence on the evolution of plant and animal communities. Strikingly, the impacts of grassland expansion on species diversification in Africa, where the largest surface of grasslands and savannas in the world is located, are not well unders...
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The genus Paectes Hübner, 1818, is studied and three news species are described from French Guiana: P. annaellae n. sp. on nine specimens, P. rufolinea n. sp. on one male and P. solennae n. sp. on one female. Habitus and genitalia of the three species are figured and compared with those of the closest taxa.
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Une pression de prospection plus élevée ces dernières années en Corse a permis de recenser plusieurs espèces de Lépidoptères nouvelles pour l'île. Dans la continuité de celles déjà rapportées dans de précédentes publications, le présent article fait état de huit nouveaux Macrohétérocères pour la Corse et relate l'observation de sept espèces remarqu...
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La découverte début septembre 2021 de Sesamia nonagrioides dans l'ouest du Loiret fournit l'occasion aux auteurs de récapituler les observations régionales de cette espèce et de revoir le statut de celle-ci en région Centre - Val-de-Loire. ///////////////// Discovery of Sesamia nonagrioides (Lefebvre, 1827) in the Loiret Department and repartition...
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Description of a new species of Conistra Hübner, 1821, from Corsica (Lepidoptera Noctuidae Noctuinae Xylenini Xylenina). a new species of the genus Conistra Hübner, 1821, is described from Corsica, C. insularis n. sp. ; its description is based on the examination of six specimens. the habitus and the genitalia of the new species are illustrated and...
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In this study, 31 species of noctuid stemborers belonging to the genus Sesamia Guenée, 1852 (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae: Noctuinae: Apameini: Sesamiina) are reviewed. All these species are assigned to the Sesamia cretica group sensu Tams & Bowden (1953). Based on genitalic characters, several subgroups are hereby defined. Nine species belong to a speci...
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The revision of the genus Rhododactyla Warren, 1889, is proposed. Rh. micra Hampson, 1926, is excluded from this genus and transfered in a new genus, Densupalpa n. gen. Sinosia inornata Schaus, 1914, is integrated in the genus Rhododactyla and the genus Sinosia is synonymized. Three new species are described: Rh. rosea n. sp., described from three...
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ALEXANOR, 29 (8) : 617-641. -- Alors que Noctua interposita paraissait il y a encore peu de temps se cantonner, en France, à la chaîne pyrénéenne, l'espèce semble avoir entrepris assez récemment une étonnante progression dans le Massif Central et les Alpes, où le Papillon se montre même assez commun dans certaines localités. ///////////////////// N...
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Neophisma, new neotropical genus, with description of two new species The neotropical species of the genus Ophisma Guenée, 1852, are transferred to a new genus, Neophisma n. gen. Two new species are described: N. durandi n. sp. from two male specimens from Peru and N. cubana n. sp. from a single male specimen from Cuba. Habitus and genitalia are il...
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DNA barcoding analyses of Phragmatiphila nexa (Hübner, 1808) populations unveiled an unexpected divergence in mtDNA of Italian populations, showing the existence of three allopatric cryptic species. The northernmost BIN is shared with specimens from most other European countries, the southernmost one includes specimens from Basilicata and Calabria...
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"The Planet Reviewed in Corsica" is an expedition by the MNHN in partnership with the Collectivité de Corse and the French Office for Biodiversity. Between 2019 and 2022, several teams of scientists are undertaking an inventory of terrestrial and marine diversity of Corsica. The objective is to establish a reference state of a series of sites of hi...
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TAXREF is the taxonomic register for all living organisms from metropolitain and overseas France, marine as well as continental. A new version is published each year. This 15th version can be downloaded here : https://inpn.mnhn.fr/telechargement/referentielEspece/taxref/15.0/menu
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Une pression de prospection plus élevée ces dernières années en Corse a permis de recenser plusieurs espèces de Lépidoptères nouvelles pour l'île. Au-delà de celles déjà rapportées dans d'autres publications, le présent article fait état de huit nouveaux Macrohétérocères, parmi lesquels Condica viscosa est également nouveau pour la France, et Polyp...
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While scales ensure hydrophobicity in opaque Lepidoptera, their reduction in clearwing species question hydrophobicity and its dependency on wing microstructures (scale presence, morphology, insertion, coloration) and nanostructures (scale ridge features). By measuring static contact angle (CA) of water droplets at different stages of evaporation i...
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In water, transparency seems an ideal concealment strategy, as testified by the variety of transparent aquatic organisms. By contrast, transparency is nearly absent on land, with the exception of insect wings, and knowledge is scarce about its functions and evolution, with fragmentary studies and no comparative perspective. Lepidoptera (butterflies...
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In water, transparency seems an ideal concealment strategy, as testified by the variety of transparent aquatic organisms. By contrast, transparency is nearly absent on land, with the exception of insect wings, and knowledge is scarce about its functions and evolution, with fragmentary studies and no comparative perspective. Lepidoptera (butterflies...
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The noctuid genus Spodoptera currently consists of 31 species with varied host plant breadths, ranging from monophagous and oligophagous non-pest species to polyphagous pests of economic importance. Several of these pest species have become major invaders, colonizing multiple continents outside their native range. Such is the case of the infamous f...
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Description of two new neotropical species of Eutelia Hübner, 1823 Two news species of Eutelia are described: E. levequei n. sp. from Bolivia and E. albilinea n. sp. from Brazil. Habitus and genitalia are figured.
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Revision of the genus Glenopteris Hübner, 1821, with the description of two new species (Lepidoptera, Erebidae, Erebinae). The genus Glenopteris Hübner, 1821, is revised and two new species are described: G. hampsoni n. sp. from French Guiana, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru and Brazil, and G. medinae n. sp. from Peru, Brazil and Paraguay. Neotypes are d...
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TAXREF is the taxonomic register for all living organisms from metropolitain and overseas France, marine as well as continental. A new version is published each year. This 14th version can be downloaded here : https://inpn.mnhn.fr/telechargement/referentielEspece/taxref/14.0/menu
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Transparency is common in aquatic environments where it reduces detectability by predators. Transparency degree (the proportion of transmitted light) varies under water and is higher as light availability increases. Transparency is rare on land and poorly studied. Recent studies have shown that Lepidoptera, a group in which transparency has indepen...
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In water, transparency seems an ideal concealment strategy, as testified by the variety of transparent aquatic organisms. By contrast, transparency is nearly absent on land, with the exception of insect wings, and knowledge is scarce about its functions and evolution, with fragmentary studies and no comparative perspective. Lepidoptera (butterflies...
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Suite à un séjour entomologique en Corse en octobre 2019, les auteurs relatent l'observation inédite de Conistra daubei et la redécouverte sur l'île de Phragmatiphila nexa. //////////// Discovery of a new Noctuid for Corsica and rediscovery of a second species that had not been seen on the island for nearly fifty years (Lepidoptera Noctuidae Xyleni...
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With a species count reaching almost one hundred species, the genus Acrapex is the most diverse genus of sesamiine stemborers (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Noctuinae, Apameini, Sesamiina). Acrapex species are mostly distributed in the Afrotropics and consists of several large clades corresponding to distinct species complexes. In this study, 45 morpholo...
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Une nouvelle espèce du genre Callopistria Hübner, 1821, C. longipilosa n. sp., est décrite sur une série de cinq spécimens de Guyane. Elle est comparée à C. leucotoma (Druce, 1908) décrite du Pérou mais également présente en Guyane. L'habitus et les genitalia sont illustrés. Deux nouvelles combinaisons et deux nouvelles synonymies sont proposées: P...
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The genus Acrapex Hampson, 1891 (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Noctuinae, Apameini, Sesamiina) constitutes a speciose group of noctuid stemborers mostly distributed in the Afrotropics. In this study nine new Acrapex species are described: Acrapex abyssinica n. sp., Acrapex dabaga n. sp., Acrapex jansei n. sp., Acrapex kifanya n. sp., Acrapex lusinga n. s...
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Transparency in Lepidoptera: structural bases of the costs for water repellency Transparency is abundant and well-studied in aquatic organisms, but rare and poorly known for terrestrial organisms. It is present on insect wings where it likely reduces detectability by visually-hunting predators 1. Lepidoptera are characterized by wings covered with...
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The rise of Neogene C 4 grasslands is one of the most drastic changes recently experienced by the biosphere. A central-and widely debated-hypothesis posits that Neogene grasslands acted as a major adaptive zone for herbivore lineages. We test this hypothesis with a novel model system, the Sesamiina stemborer moths and their associated host-grasses....
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The genus Spodoptera Guenée (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Noctuinae) is a group of economical importance which encompasses several major pests of crops worldwide. Although this genus has been the focus of many studies, the status of several Spodoptera species is still unstable, especially in the light of recent molecular analyses. In 2015 five Spodopter...
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TAXREF is the taxonomic register for all living organisms from metropolitain and overseas France, marine as well as continental. A new version is published each year. This 12th version can be downloaded here : https://inpn.mnhn.fr/telechargement/referentielEspece/taxref/12.0/menu
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La Noctuelle Protarchanara brevilinea (Fenn, 1864) vient d'être redécouverte en France, dans une roselière de l'estuaire de la Gironde, après plus d'un siècle sans aucune mention dans le pays. L'unique observation jusqu'alors connue datait de 1912 et concernait le marais Poitevin (Deux-Sèvres). Le site historique et le site contemporain font l'obje...
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Deux taxa nouveaux du genre Boryzops Richards, 1936, sont décrits : une espèce, B. drechseli n. sp. du Paraguay, sur douze spécimens, et une sous-espèce, B. similis jamaicensis n. ssp. de Jamaïque, sur trois spécimens. L'habitus et les genitalia sont illustrés et comparés aux taxa les plus proches B. purissima (Dyar, 1910) et B. similis similis (Dr...
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This study focuses on the importance in hyperdiverse regions, such as the Amazonian forest, of accelerating and optimising the census of invertebrate communities. We carried out low‐intensity sampling of tropical moth (Lepidoptera) assemblages in disturbed forest fragments in Brazil. We combined DNA barcoding and taxonomists’ expertise to produce f...
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unpublished report of Entomological association (Entomo Fauna)
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Nowadays molecular species delimitation methods promote the identification of species boundaries within complex taxonomic groups by adopting innovative species concepts and theories (e.g. branching patterns, coalescence). As some of them can efficiently deal with large single-locus datasets, they could speed up the process of species discovery comp...
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Nous contribuons à la connaissance du genre Eulepidotis Hübner, 1813, avec la description de deux nou-velles espèces provenant de la Réserve Naturelle des Nouragues en Guyane française : Eulepidotis poirieri n. sp. qui est décrit sur un unique specimen femelle et Eulepidotis albipuncta n. sp. qui est décrit sur cinq specimens femelles. Ces deux esp...
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Phragmatiphila nexa (Hübner, 1808) was studied in 2007 within the framework of an action plan. This article presents information dealing with taxonomy, biology, ecology and a conservation value assessment. According to literature, this eurasiatic noctuid moth is mainly to be found in the continental biogeographical region of Europe. It inhabits mar...
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Between the late Oligocene and the early Miocene, climatic changes have shattered the faunal and floral communities and drove the apparition of new ecological niches. Grassland biomes began to supplant forestlands, thus favouring a large-scale ecosystem turnover. The independent adaptive radiations of several mammal lineages through the evolution o...
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Relationship between stem clade age and extant diversity for Apameini moths. Results indicate that there is no evident relationship between the age of a group and its diversity. Apamea and Abromias are recent lineages and species-rich, and many remaining lineages have a deficit of species. It appears that variations in diversification rates among l...
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Reconstruction of ancestral area for Apameini using Lagrange. A, Afrotropics; B, Nearctic; C, Palaearctic; and D, Oriental. The Palaearctic region is the ancestral area of Apameini for the three models. (DOCX)
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EF-1α tree of the tribe Apameini within the superfamily Noctuoidea under Bayesian inference. Posterior probabilities (PP) are indicated above the nodes. (TIF)
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Taxon sampling and GenBank accession numbers for the sequences used in the molecular matrix (when ‘-’ is indicated, the gene was not successfully sequenced or retrieved). (DOCX)
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Selection of the best substitution models for each partition under jModelTest using AIC and BIC criterions. (DOCX)
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Reconstruction of ancestral host plant characters for Apameini using Lagrange. A, Amaryllidaceae; B, Cyperaceae; C, Iridaceae; D, Juncaceae; E, Liliaceae; F, Poaceae; G, Typhaceae; and H, Dicotyledons. The Poaceae are the ancestral host plant of Apameini. (DOCX)
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COI tree of the tribe Apameini within the superfamily Noctuoidea under Bayesian inference. Posterior probabilities (PP) are indicated above the nodes. (TIF)
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Transitional matrices used for the biogeographic analyses performed with Lagrange and the DEC model. A, Afrotropics; B, Nearctic; C, Palaearctic; and D, Oriental. M1 is the model with long-distance dispersal set to 0.1 and M2 has the long-distance dispersal set to 0.01 (M0 has equal transitional rates for all areas, i.e., null model). (DOCX)
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L 'article présente la liste commentée des 17 espèces du genre Letis Hübner, [1821] sensu lato présentes en Guyane française. Les habitus et genitalia mâles et femelles de cha-que espèce sont illustrés. Abstract A n annotated list of the 17 species of the genus Letis Hübner, [1821] sensu lato present in French Guiana is given. The habi-tus and male...
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Une nouvelle rencontre avec l'Eupithécie des Lentisques en Corse-du-Sud : Eupithecia lentiscata (Mabille, 1869) (Lepidoptera Geometridae Larentiinae) par Claude TAUTEL et Jérôme BARBUT Résumé La visite en Corse-du-Sud, à la mi-avril 2010, de sites à Pistachiers lentisques en fleurs a permis de retrouver une station d'Eupithecia lentiscata près de B...
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Cinq nouvelles espèces d'Erebidae de Guyane française sont décrites ; pour chacune de ces espèces l'habitus et les genitalia sont figurés. Onze nouveaux synonymes sont proposés au sein du genre Eulepidotis, quatre nouvelles combinaisons et un statut révisé au sein du genre Dolichosomastis. Summary. – Contribution to the knowledge of Erebidae from F...
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ACTUALITÉ 11 Résumé : Découverte de Catocala lupina en France, en haute vallée de la Roya (Tende), dans le département des Alpes-Maritimes. Une étude cladistique fait le point sur cet exem-plaire et note les différences entre Catocala lupina et optata. Summary : Catocala lupina has been discovered in the high valley of Roya (Alpes-Maritimes), near...
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Le genre Rachiplusia Hampson, 1913, est révisé : une nouvelle espèce du Pérou est décrite ; l'habitus et les genitalia des espèces sont illustrés. Une clé de détermination des habitus est proposée. Summary. – Revision of the genus Rachiplusia Hampson, 1913 (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Plusiinae). The genus Rachiplusia Hampson, 1913, is revised : a new...
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Letis lily sp. n. est décrit d'après quatre spécimens de Bolivie. L'habitus et les diffé-rentes parties des genitalia sont figurés et comparés à ceux du taxon le plus proche, Letis hypnois (Hübner, 1821). Summary: Letis lily sp. n. is described from four specimens from Bolivia. Habitus and genitalia are figured in comparison with those of the clese...
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La sous-famille des Plusiinae a toujours suscité l'admiration des entomologistes. La plupart des espèces ont des livrées satinées avec des couleurs qui peuvent être vert métallisé, dorées ou cuivrées, des motifs délicats, souvent ornés d'une sub-orbiculaire argentée. Ces Noctuelles aux moeurs souvent particulières (migrations, activité diurne, etc....

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