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Catálogo mundial sistemático y de distribución de la familia Coleophoridae Hübner, [1825] (Insecta: Lepidoptera)

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... We checked the literature for other species related to this species group (e.g. Baldizzone 1986 Baldizzone , 1990a Vives-Moreno 1988; Nel 1993; Emmet et al. 1996) and traced about 30 names (including synonyms) available for metallic-green Coleophora species. However, we could not identify our German specimens with the available literature and started to check the type specimens. ...
... However, we could not identify our German specimens with the available literature and started to check the type specimens. During this process, we found that C. variicornis Toll, 1952 which has been treated as a synonym of C. hieronella Zeller, 1849 (Toll 1961; Baldizzone 1986; Vives-Moreno 1988 ) is a distinct species conspecific with specimens from Germany. In the following, we redescribe the two species, figure their genitalia and give a list of the examined material. ...
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Coleophora variicornis Toll, 1952 formerly treated as a synonym of C. hieronella Zeller, 1849 is recognised as a distinct species after investigation of the type specimens. Diagnoses are given to distin-guish these two species from the other members of the Coleophora trifolii species group and to distinguish C. variicornis from C. hieronella. Their external and genitalia features are described and figured. According to our investigations, C. variicornis is known by specimens from Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Macedonia, Turkey, and Turkmenistan. Coleophora variicornis is recorded for the first time from Central Europe by specimens collected in historical and recent times from the German state of Brandenburg. Coleophora hieronella is so far known from Spain, France, Italy (Sicily), and Croatia. K e y wo r d s . Coleophora trifolii species group, variicornis, hieronella, taxonomy, nomenclature.
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