Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.

Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov. (Figs. 1, 3-4, 6 a-c) Zoobank LSID: urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:AC40896F-1D0B-4090- A52F-94EBD739D62F M A LE. Head : Eyes brownish, naked; labial palpi (Figs.3 d,e) first segment short, covered with long dark-brown hair-like modified scales ventrally, 3-...

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Main Authors: Warren, Andrew D., Nakahara, Shinichi, Lukhtanov, Vladimir A., Daly, Kathryn M., Ferris, Clifford D., Grishin, Nick V., Cesanek, Martin, Pelham, Jonathan P.
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topic Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Lepidoptera
Nymphalidae
Oeneis
Oeneis tanana
spellingShingle Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Lepidoptera
Nymphalidae
Oeneis
Oeneis tanana
Warren, Andrew D.
Nakahara, Shinichi
Lukhtanov, Vladimir A.
Daly, Kathryn M.
Ferris, Clifford D.
Grishin, Nick V.
Cesanek, Martin
Pelham, Jonathan P.
Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
topic_facet Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Lepidoptera
Nymphalidae
Oeneis
Oeneis tanana
description Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov. (Figs. 1, 3-4, 6 a-c) Zoobank LSID: urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:AC40896F-1D0B-4090- A52F-94EBD739D62F M A LE. Head : Eyes brownish, naked; labial palpi (Figs.3 d,e) first segment short, covered with long dark-brown hair-like modified scales ventrally, 3-4 times as long as segment width, white scales laterally, longer white hair-like scales dorsally; second segment similar to first in scale orientation,about three times longer than first segment; third segment similar to first and second segments in scale orientation, shorter than first segment in male, same length in female; antennae approximately two-fifths length of forewing costa, 40 segments (n=1), pedicel about half as long as scape, with distal 15-16 segments comprising club. Thorax : Dorsally black, covered with golden hairlike modified scales; ventrally black, golden hair-like modified scales sparse. Legs (Figs. 3 b,c): Foreleg tarsus slightly longer than tibia, femur slightly shorter than tibia; midleg and hindleg similar in length; femur black, adorned with long dark-brown hair-like modified scales ventrally, greyish scales scattered dorsally; tarsus and tibia of midleg and hindleg covered with greyish scales,dark brown hair-like modified scales present on distal half of tibia, tibia and tarsus adorned with spines, pair of relatively short tibial spurs located at ventral side of distal end of tibia. Abdomen : Eighth tergite elongated, approximately 1.5 times longer than seventh tergite, dorsal surface apparently weakly sclerotized; eighth sternite small, approximately two-thirds length of seventh sternite, apparently uniformly sclerotized. Genitalia (Figs. 4 a-e): Tegumen shaped somewhat like a ‘megaphone’ in lateral view, dorsal margin of tegumen slightly concave; uncus tapered towards end, slightly curved in lateral view, curved posterior end of uncus rounded in lateral view, slightly longer than dorsal margin of tegumen in lateral view, dorsally seteous; brachia almost pararell to uncus in dorsal view, apex slightly hooked, roughly half length of uncus; ventral arms of tegumen partially fused to anterior margin of tegumen, thus form of anterior edge of tegumen somewhat like a plate in dorsal or posterior view; appendix angularis present; saccus relatively short, similar in length to brachia, dorsal arms of saccus combined with ventral arms of tegumen; juxta present; valva with scattered setae, positioned at approximately 30º angle to horizontal, distal half of valva roughly trapezoidal in lateral view with angular apex, ‘tooth’ present at middle section of dorsal margin of valva in lateral view, middle section of ventral margin of valva convex in lateral view, basal one third of dorsal margin concave; aedeagus similar in length to tegumen plus uncus, almost straight in lateral view, adorned with a variable number of short spins, open anterodorsally. Wing venation and shape (Fig. 3 a): Mean forewing length = 26.7 mm (n = 20). Forewing recurrent vein absent; basal swelling of forewing cubital vein absent; hindwing humeral vein developed;shape typical of other members of the O. chryxus complex. Wing pattern (Figs. 1 a-l): Dorsal forewing ground color dark brown; androconial dark scales approximately 1mm in width, present at distal end of discal cell along cubital vein, base of cells M3, Cu1 and Cu2; color and density of androconial scales highly variable; black submarginal ocellus in cell M1 often with indistinct creamy pupil in center; submarginal ocelli variably present in cells M3, Cu1, with or without pale pupils; submargin and margin of forewing variably overscaled with reddish or pale ochre, sparse or absent over and adjacent to wing veins, creating a series of irregularly-shaped patches separated by dark wing veins; fringe scales white and greyish. Dorsal hindwing ground colour same as forewing, with variable intensity of reddish or pale ochre overscaling; black ocellus in cell Cu1 variable in development, from bold to absent, often with indistinct creamy pupil in center; fringe scales white and greyish. Ventral forewing ground colour greyish-ochre; costal region (area basal to subcostal vein) mosaic of black and white, extending to apex, then along margin to cell R5, and variably to cells M2 or M3; numerous dark brown fragmented markings in discal cell,dark brown streak along M2-M3; dark brown undulating band extending from costa, distal to discal cell, fading distally in cell M2, curved inwards below M3 and extending to cell Cu2; black ocellus in cell M1 generally with creamy pupil in center; ocelli in cells M3 and Cu1 variably present, smallest in M3, with or without pale pupil; outer margin of forewing darker; fringe as described for upperside. Ventral hindwing ground colour indiscernible; wing veins highlighted with a variable amount of whitish scaling; costal region (area above subcostal vein) mosaic of black and white, extending along length of costa; pattern elements as follows, from base to distal margin: basal area mosaic of dark brown irregular markings with dark ochre background,followed by a whitish area with sparse dark brown irregular markings; dark brown sinuate band extending from costa to outer margin, approximately 1mm in width, roughly traversing in an outward direction until cubital vein, then roughly inward below cubital vein; area distal to this band mosaic of dark brown irregular fragmented markings with dark ochre and/ or greyish white ground colour; second dark brown sinuate band extending from costa to outer margin, similar in width to previous band, roughly traversing in outward direction until origin of M3, then roughly inward below this point; area distal to this band broadly white, wider than previous band; area distal to this (submargin and margin) mosaic of dark brown irregular fragmented markings with dark ochre and/or greyish ground color, darkest along margin; trace of pale submarginal ocelli variably present in cells Rs, M1, M 2 and M 3, black ocellus in cell Cu1 variably present, often with creamy pupil in center; fringe as described above. FEMALE. Similar to male, except as follows: foretarsus not segmented although adorned with spines; mean forewing length = 26.9 mm (n = 10); wing shape rounder and broader, lacking forewing androconia and surrounding darkened area. Genitalia (Figs. 4 f-h): Lamella antevaginalis well developed, vertical projection under ostium bursae present and sclerotized, anterior portion of lamella antevaginallis forming a plate below this vertical projection; weakly sclerotised ventral region present in seventh and eighth intersegmental membrane, apparently fused with anterior portion of lamella antevaginalis; most of ductus bursae sclerotised; ductus seminalis located at base (posterior end) of corpus bursae; corpus bursae roughly oval, extending to third abdominal segment; two brown signa located at ventral side of corpus bursae, signa prominent and parallel to each other, spines of signa developed. COI ‘Barcode’ sequence: vouchers CCDB-0 5786 D0 8, KWP:Ento:29760, NVG-5202, NVG-5203, 658 base pairs: A A C T T T A T A T T T T A T T T T A G G A A T T T G A G C A G G T A T A G T A G G A A C A T C T C T T A G T C T T A T T A T T C G A A C A G A A T T A G G T A A C C C A G G A T C T T T A A T T G G A A AT G A C C A A AT T TATA ATA C TAT T G T TA C A G C T C A T G C T T T T A T T A T A A T T T T T T T T A T A G T T A T A C C A A T T A T A A T T G G G G G A T T T G G A A A T T G A C T A A T T C C T C T A A T A C T T G G A G C C C C T G A T A T A G C C T T C C C C C G A A T A A A T A A T A T A A G A T T T T G A C T T T T A C C C C C T T C T T T G A T A C T T T T A A T T T C A A G C A A T A T T G T T G A A A AT G G A G TA G G A A C A G G AT G A A C A AT T T A C C C C C C T C T C T C A T C T A A T A T T G C C C A T A G A G G A T C T T C T G T T G A T T T A G C A A T T T T T T C T T T A C A T T T A G C T G G A A T T T C T T C T A T T T T A G G A G C T A T T A A T T T T A T T A C A A C A A T T A T T A A T A T A C G A A T T A A T A A T A T A A C T T A T G A T C A A A T A C C T T T A T T T G T T T G A G C T G T A G G A A T T A C A G C T T T A T T A T T A T T A C T C T C T C T T C C T G T A T T A G C T G G G G C A A T C A C T A T A C T T C T T A C A G A T C G A A A T T T A A A T A C T T C A T T T T T T G A T C C A G C A G G A G G G G G A G A C C C T A T T T T A T A T C A A C A T T T A T T T Types . Holotype male (Fig. 1 c) with the following labels: white, printed: AK: TANANA VALLEY / 5 MI. S. OF TOK, TOK / CUT- OFF AT BUTCH / KUTH RD. VI-17-18-99 / LEG. M.G.Douglas /; white printed: J. D. Turner ex / Malcolm Douglas / colln. / MGCL Accession # 2009-26 /; red, printed: HOLOTYPE / Oeneis tanana / A. Warren & Nakahara /. The holotype is deposited in the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida (MGCL). Paratypes (326♂, 79♀) from: USA: ALASKA: Alaska Hwy., mi. 1270, 2000’, 11-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (9♂, 1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. (Hwy. 2), mi. 1289.55, 63°13,9’N 142°17.9’W, 1800’, 15-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (13♂, 1♀ CDF); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1289.55, Midway Lake, gravel flats on hillside above road, 15 -V I-1997, K. W. Philip (7♂, 2♀ KWP; UAM100190535-UAM100190543); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1316, 20-VI- 1955, J. & F.Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy.(Hwy.2), mi. 1354.2, 1800’, 63°35’N 143°55’W, 15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (2♀ CDF); Alaska Hw y., mi. 1371, 28 -V I-1970 (1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. (Hwy. 2), mi. 1410, 1250’, 61°56.7’N 145°23.7’W, 15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (1♂, 1♀ CDF); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1410, Spruce Road, powerline cut in taiga, grass and flowers, 1240’, 17-VI-1997, K. W. Philip (2♂ KWP; UAM100060877, UAM100060878); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1410, 12 mi. SE Delta Jct., 1200’, 15 -V I-2001, J. L. Harr y (1♀ MGCL); Anderson, 1 mi. E, 500’, 4-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂, MGCL); Hwy. 1, 5 mi. S Tok, 1700’, 10-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (18♂, 2♀ MGCL); 12-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (21♂ MGCL); 13-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (13♂ MGCL); 17-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (26♂, 6♀ MGCL); 18-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Hwy. 1, 5 mi. S of Tok, 1700’, 63°16’N 143°02’W, 13 -V I-1995, C. D. Ferris (2♂, 1♀ MGCL SN-15 -145 -♂, SN-15-155-♂, SN-15-149-♀); 14 -V I-1995, C. D. Ferris (8♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-147, SN-15-154, SN-15-156, SN-15-157); 14-15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (46♂, 17♀ CDF); 6-VII-1995 C. D. Ferris (1♀ MGCL, SN-15-151); Hwy. 1, 5.0 ± 0.5 mi. S of Tok, [1700’], 63°16.04’N 143°01.9’W, 5-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (1♂, 1♀ CDF); 14-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (52♂, 21♀ CDF); 1-VII-1997, C. D. Ferris (3♂, 4♀ CDF); Nenana, 400’ [351’], 4-VI- 1999, J. L. Harry (6♂ MGCL); 6-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂ MGCL); Northway Airport, 1700’, 11-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂ MGCL); Northway Airport, 7 mi. off Alaska Hwy., flower-filled lawns and fields, 1700’, 15-VI-1997, K. W. Philip (1♀ KWP UAM100190552); Old Alaska Hwy., 3 mi. NE Tok, 1600’, 12-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (2♂ MGCL); Richardson Hwy., mi. 229 [vic. Black Rapids], [2083’], 26-VI-1971, C. D. Ferris (1♀ CDF); Tanana River, 21 mi. SW Fairbanks, 400’ [Bonanza Creek Experimental Forest], 18-V-1997, J. L. Harry (1♀ MGCL); Tanana Valley, 5 mi. S of Tok, Tok Cutoff at Butch Kuth Rd., 17-18-VI-1999, M. Douglas (53♂, 7♀ MGCL); Tok, 17-VI-1971, L. Jennings (1♂ KWP; UAM100379347); 9-VI- 2005, Szymczyk (1♂ JPB); Tok Cutoff, 5 mi. S of Tok, Butch Kuth Ave., roadside flowers in open aspen/spruce forest, 13-VI-1995, K. W. Philip (11♂, 3♀ KWP; UAM100379326-UAM100379329, U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 4 4 - U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 4 6, U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 6 7 - UAM100379369, UAM100379384-UAM100379387); 14-VI-1995, K. W. Philip (25♂, 3♀ KWP; UAM100379330-UAM100379343, UAM100379370-UAM100379383). Additional material examined Oeneis tanana : “nr. Nome, Alaska”, no date, no collector indicated (1♀ MGCL).This specimen was not included in the type series, since it is the only known specimen of O. tanana labeled from outside the Tanana River drainage, and it lacks the collection date and name of the collector; we suspect it is mislabeled. Considerable collecting efforts have been made in the Nome area, yet no material of O. tanana has been reported. Oeneis chryxus : CANADA: BRITISH COLUMBIA (74♂, 29♀): Alaska Hwy. km. 600, 11-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 392, mountain S of Summit Pass, 4000-7000’, 22-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 400, Summit Lake, 4200-5000’, W. Hovanitz (2♂, 2♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 409, McDonald Ck., 6-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (2♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. mi. 415, Racing R., 6-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (4♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., MP 417, 18-VI-1970, A. O. Detmar (1♂ MGCL); Atlin, 600-900m, 22-VI-1991, J. Reichel (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Atlin, 800m, 26-VI-1991 (1♂ MGCL); 23-VI-1991 (1♀ MGCL); Atlin Rd., 3 mi. N of Atlin, 2300’, 30-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (4♂, CDF); Atlin Rd., 3 mi. N of Atlin to Snafu Creek, 30-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (1♂ CDF); Coalmount, 5-VII-1968, S. Shigematsu (4♂ MGCL); Crater Mtn., W of Keremos, 1-VII-1981, C. D. Ferris (2♂ CDF); Creston, Thompson Pk., 15-VII-1976 (3♂ MGCL); Gibson Pass, Manning Park, 5000’, 16-VII-1979, C. Guppy (2♂ MGCL); 23-VII-1983 (1♂ MGCL); Haines Hwy., mi. 78, 4-VII-1971, C. D. Ferris (7♂, 1♀ CDF); Jct. of Cassiar Hwy. & Boya Lake Rd., 2200’, 10-VI-1986, C. D. Ferris (12♂, 4♀ CDF); Kelly Lake – Canoe Creek Rd., nr. Jesmond, 3100-4400’, 23-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (2♀ MGCL); 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); [Manning] Park, 5000’, Valley View, 7-V II-1961, H. K immich (1♀ MGCL); Mt. Princeton, 29-30-V-1964, H. Kimmich (1♂ MGCL); Otter Lake C.G., nr. Princeton, 9-VII-1976 (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); Pavilion – Kelly Lake Rd. at Diamond S Ranch, N of Lillooet, 3900’, 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Pavilion – Kelly Lake Rd., 8.5 mi. N Pavilion, 4300’, 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (2♂, 3♀ MGCL); Pink Mtn., halfway up, on road to lookout, 4-VII-1985, C. D. Ferris (2♂ CDF); Pink Mtn., mi. 147, Alcan Hwy., 9-VII-1978 (2♂ MGCL): Pink Mtn., mi. 147, Hwy. 97, 5000’, VI-VII-1980, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); Princeton, 27-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); Princeton, Cardinal Ranch, 27-VI-1966, B. Weber (1♀ MGCL); Stagleap Cyn., Kootenay Dist., 27-VII-1987, D. L. Bauer (1♂ MGCL); Summerland area, Okanagan Valley, 25-VI-1983, J. Reichel (1♂ MGCL); Tompson Mt., Kootenay Dist., 25-VII-1981, D. L. Bauer (2♂ MGCL); 5 mi. S Clinton, 26-VI-1964 (14♂, 5♀ MGCL). YUKON TERRITORY (317♂, 149♀): Alaska Hwy., bog nr. Johnson’s Crossing, 22-VI-1948 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 825, 15-VI-1957, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 895-900, nr. Whitehorse, 22-VI-1948 (1♀ MGCL; SN-15-152); Alaska Hwy., mi. 976, nr. Mendenhall, 23-VI-1948 (2♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 521, 1800’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 533, 1700’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F.Preston (13♂, 10♀ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 563, 1400’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 564-568, nr. Carmacks, 62°03’54.24’’N 135°57’00.94”W, 560-650m, 11-VI- 2008, M. Cesanek (15♂, 5♀ MC); Carcross Desert area, Hwy. 2 (Klondike Hwy.), in open woods at desert edge, 2170’, 60°14’14’’N 134°41’41’’W, 29-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (10♂, 2♀ CDF); Dawson, 13 - VI-1911, ex Barnes coll., “holotype” of “yukonensis” (1♂ MGCL); 14-VI-1911, ex Barnes coll., “allotype” of “yukonensis” (1♀ MGCL); 10 -V I-1981, N. Tremblay (30♂, 8♀ MGCL); Dawson Hwy., mi. 12.6, 16-VI-1962, J. Legge (1♂ MGCL); Dawson-Mayo Loop, mi. 69, W of Whitehorse, 21-VI-1970, D. Eff (2♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 10, 10-VI-1981, J. Johnstone (1♂ MGCL; 1♂ OSUC 618404); 10-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (22♂, 4♀ MGCL; 3♂, 9♀ OSUC 618391- 618399, 618401- 618403); 10 -11-V I-1981, N. Tremblay (2♂ MGCL); 11-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (4♂, 2♀ MGCL; 1♂ OSUC 618379); 19-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); VI-VII-1981, N. Tremblay (3♂ MGCL); 10-VI-1982, N. Tremblay (1♂ OSUC 618428); no date, N. Tremblay (1♂ OSUC 618405); Dempster Hwy., mi. 45- 97, 14-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 84, 11-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (18♂, 4♀ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 96, 23-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (2♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 97, 14-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi.?, 18-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); 6-VI-1984, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Haines Jct., 6-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 9-VI-1966 (4♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-158); 10-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 12-VI-1966 (3♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-161); 13-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); 16 -VI-1966 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); 17-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); 21-VI-1966 (2♂ MGCL); 22- VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 24-VI-1966 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); 25-VI-1966 (4♂, 1♀ MGCL; incl. 3♂ SN-15-160, SN-15-159, SN-15-146); 28-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 29-VI-1966 (9♂, 4♀ MGCL; incl. 1♀ SN-15-148); 1-VII-1966 (1♂, 1♀ SN-15 -169 MGCL); 12-V I-1967 (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); 14-VI-1967 (1♂ MGCL); 18-VI-1967, obtained from J. Ebner (1♂, CDF); 19-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 21-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 23-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 24-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 27-VI-1967, obtained from J. A. Ebner (2♀ CDF); 9-VI-1968 (1♂ MGCL); Haines Rd., mi. 87, 30-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); Horse Creek, mi. 12.6 Dawson-Mayo Loop, 24-VI-1964, A. H. Legge (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); 24-VI-1964, D. Eff (5♂, 4♀ MGCL); Hwy. 7, Atlin Rd., 2100’, 29-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (1♂ CDF); Hwy. 11 (Silver Trail), km. 31.5 (SW of Mayo), 27-28-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (9♂, 3♀ CDF); 4-VI-1987, C. D. Ferris (2♂, CDF); 6-VI-1991, C. D. Ferris (10♂, 3♀ CDF); Jubilee Mtn., 1000-1500m, 5-VII-1977, A. Reif (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Klondike Hwy., mi. 132, N of Yukon River, 20-VI-1975, D. K. Parshall (1♀ OSUC 618388); Lake Laberge, 30 mi. N Whitehorse, 10-VI-1985, J. & L. Troubridge (4♂ MGCL); 14-VI-1985, T. Kral (4♂ MGCL); 15-VI-1985 (2♂ MGCL); 18- VI-1985, T. Kral (2♂ MGCL); Lake Laberge, Hwy. 2, 46.4 km. N Whitehorse, 11-VI-1981, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618439); 1-VII-1981, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618442); 1-VII-1982, D. K. Parshall (2♂ OSUC 618390, 618441); 11-VII-1982, D. K. Parshall (1m OSUC 618440); 14 -V I-1983, D. K. Parshall (9♂ OSUC 618327, 618408-618415); 15-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618322); 23-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (3♀ OSUC 618378, 618446-618447); 25-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (3♀ OSUC 618443-618445); 14-VII- 1983, D. K. Parshall (3♂, 2 : Published as part of Andrew D. Warren, Shinichi Nakahara, Vladimir A. Lukhtanov, Kathryn M. Daly, Clifford D. Ferris, Nick V. Grishin, Martin Cesanek & Jonathan P. Pelham, 2016, A new species of Oeneis from Alaska, United States, with notes on the Oeneis chryxus complex (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae), pp. 1-20 in The Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 49 on pages 4-10, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.270001
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author Warren, Andrew D.
Nakahara, Shinichi
Lukhtanov, Vladimir A.
Daly, Kathryn M.
Ferris, Clifford D.
Grishin, Nick V.
Cesanek, Martin
Pelham, Jonathan P.
author_facet Warren, Andrew D.
Nakahara, Shinichi
Lukhtanov, Vladimir A.
Daly, Kathryn M.
Ferris, Clifford D.
Grishin, Nick V.
Cesanek, Martin
Pelham, Jonathan P.
author_sort Warren, Andrew D.
title Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
title_short Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
title_full Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
title_fullStr Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
title_full_unstemmed Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov.
title_sort oeneis tanana a. warren & nakahara, sp. nov.
publisher Zenodo
publishDate 2016
url https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6069227
https://zenodo.org/record/6069227
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spelling ftdatacite:10.5281/zenodo.6069227 2023-05-15T15:53:10+02:00 Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov. Warren, Andrew D. Nakahara, Shinichi Lukhtanov, Vladimir A. Daly, Kathryn M. Ferris, Clifford D. Grishin, Nick V. Cesanek, Martin Pelham, Jonathan P. 2016 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6069227 https://zenodo.org/record/6069227 unknown Zenodo http://publication.plazi.org/id/FF82FFDFFFD0FFF48A0CFFCFFFC4A938 http://zoobank.org/C3C004C6-9D38-4B99-AF4F-813B1689FCD3 https://zenodo.org/communities/biosyslit https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270001 http://publication.plazi.org/id/FF82FFDFFFD0FFF48A0CFFCFFFC4A938 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270002 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270004 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270005 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270007 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270011 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270008 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270009 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270006 http://zoobank.org/C3C004C6-9D38-4B99-AF4F-813B1689FCD3 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6069226 https://zenodo.org/communities/biosyslit Open Access Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode cc0-1.0 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess CC0 Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera Nymphalidae Oeneis Oeneis tanana article-journal ScholarlyArticle Taxonomic treatment Text 2016 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6069227 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270001 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270002 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270004 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270005 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.270007 https://doi.or 2022-04-01T10:14:22Z Oeneis tanana A. Warren & Nakahara, sp. nov. (Figs. 1, 3-4, 6 a-c) Zoobank LSID: urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:AC40896F-1D0B-4090- A52F-94EBD739D62F M A LE. Head : Eyes brownish, naked; labial palpi (Figs.3 d,e) first segment short, covered with long dark-brown hair-like modified scales ventrally, 3-4 times as long as segment width, white scales laterally, longer white hair-like scales dorsally; second segment similar to first in scale orientation,about three times longer than first segment; third segment similar to first and second segments in scale orientation, shorter than first segment in male, same length in female; antennae approximately two-fifths length of forewing costa, 40 segments (n=1), pedicel about half as long as scape, with distal 15-16 segments comprising club. Thorax : Dorsally black, covered with golden hairlike modified scales; ventrally black, golden hair-like modified scales sparse. Legs (Figs. 3 b,c): Foreleg tarsus slightly longer than tibia, femur slightly shorter than tibia; midleg and hindleg similar in length; femur black, adorned with long dark-brown hair-like modified scales ventrally, greyish scales scattered dorsally; tarsus and tibia of midleg and hindleg covered with greyish scales,dark brown hair-like modified scales present on distal half of tibia, tibia and tarsus adorned with spines, pair of relatively short tibial spurs located at ventral side of distal end of tibia. Abdomen : Eighth tergite elongated, approximately 1.5 times longer than seventh tergite, dorsal surface apparently weakly sclerotized; eighth sternite small, approximately two-thirds length of seventh sternite, apparently uniformly sclerotized. Genitalia (Figs. 4 a-e): Tegumen shaped somewhat like a ‘megaphone’ in lateral view, dorsal margin of tegumen slightly concave; uncus tapered towards end, slightly curved in lateral view, curved posterior end of uncus rounded in lateral view, slightly longer than dorsal margin of tegumen in lateral view, dorsally seteous; brachia almost pararell to uncus in dorsal view, apex slightly hooked, roughly half length of uncus; ventral arms of tegumen partially fused to anterior margin of tegumen, thus form of anterior edge of tegumen somewhat like a plate in dorsal or posterior view; appendix angularis present; saccus relatively short, similar in length to brachia, dorsal arms of saccus combined with ventral arms of tegumen; juxta present; valva with scattered setae, positioned at approximately 30º angle to horizontal, distal half of valva roughly trapezoidal in lateral view with angular apex, ‘tooth’ present at middle section of dorsal margin of valva in lateral view, middle section of ventral margin of valva convex in lateral view, basal one third of dorsal margin concave; aedeagus similar in length to tegumen plus uncus, almost straight in lateral view, adorned with a variable number of short spins, open anterodorsally. Wing venation and shape (Fig. 3 a): Mean forewing length = 26.7 mm (n = 20). Forewing recurrent vein absent; basal swelling of forewing cubital vein absent; hindwing humeral vein developed;shape typical of other members of the O. chryxus complex. Wing pattern (Figs. 1 a-l): Dorsal forewing ground color dark brown; androconial dark scales approximately 1mm in width, present at distal end of discal cell along cubital vein, base of cells M3, Cu1 and Cu2; color and density of androconial scales highly variable; black submarginal ocellus in cell M1 often with indistinct creamy pupil in center; submarginal ocelli variably present in cells M3, Cu1, with or without pale pupils; submargin and margin of forewing variably overscaled with reddish or pale ochre, sparse or absent over and adjacent to wing veins, creating a series of irregularly-shaped patches separated by dark wing veins; fringe scales white and greyish. Dorsal hindwing ground colour same as forewing, with variable intensity of reddish or pale ochre overscaling; black ocellus in cell Cu1 variable in development, from bold to absent, often with indistinct creamy pupil in center; fringe scales white and greyish. Ventral forewing ground colour greyish-ochre; costal region (area basal to subcostal vein) mosaic of black and white, extending to apex, then along margin to cell R5, and variably to cells M2 or M3; numerous dark brown fragmented markings in discal cell,dark brown streak along M2-M3; dark brown undulating band extending from costa, distal to discal cell, fading distally in cell M2, curved inwards below M3 and extending to cell Cu2; black ocellus in cell M1 generally with creamy pupil in center; ocelli in cells M3 and Cu1 variably present, smallest in M3, with or without pale pupil; outer margin of forewing darker; fringe as described for upperside. Ventral hindwing ground colour indiscernible; wing veins highlighted with a variable amount of whitish scaling; costal region (area above subcostal vein) mosaic of black and white, extending along length of costa; pattern elements as follows, from base to distal margin: basal area mosaic of dark brown irregular markings with dark ochre background,followed by a whitish area with sparse dark brown irregular markings; dark brown sinuate band extending from costa to outer margin, approximately 1mm in width, roughly traversing in an outward direction until cubital vein, then roughly inward below cubital vein; area distal to this band mosaic of dark brown irregular fragmented markings with dark ochre and/ or greyish white ground colour; second dark brown sinuate band extending from costa to outer margin, similar in width to previous band, roughly traversing in outward direction until origin of M3, then roughly inward below this point; area distal to this band broadly white, wider than previous band; area distal to this (submargin and margin) mosaic of dark brown irregular fragmented markings with dark ochre and/or greyish ground color, darkest along margin; trace of pale submarginal ocelli variably present in cells Rs, M1, M 2 and M 3, black ocellus in cell Cu1 variably present, often with creamy pupil in center; fringe as described above. FEMALE. Similar to male, except as follows: foretarsus not segmented although adorned with spines; mean forewing length = 26.9 mm (n = 10); wing shape rounder and broader, lacking forewing androconia and surrounding darkened area. Genitalia (Figs. 4 f-h): Lamella antevaginalis well developed, vertical projection under ostium bursae present and sclerotized, anterior portion of lamella antevaginallis forming a plate below this vertical projection; weakly sclerotised ventral region present in seventh and eighth intersegmental membrane, apparently fused with anterior portion of lamella antevaginalis; most of ductus bursae sclerotised; ductus seminalis located at base (posterior end) of corpus bursae; corpus bursae roughly oval, extending to third abdominal segment; two brown signa located at ventral side of corpus bursae, signa prominent and parallel to each other, spines of signa developed. COI ‘Barcode’ sequence: vouchers CCDB-0 5786 D0 8, KWP:Ento:29760, NVG-5202, NVG-5203, 658 base pairs: A A C T T T A T A T T T T A T T T T A G G A A T T T G A G C A G G T A T A G T A G G A A C A T C T C T T A G T C T T A T T A T T C G A A C A G A A T T A G G T A A C C C A G G A T C T T T A A T T G G A A AT G A C C A A AT T TATA ATA C TAT T G T TA C A G C T C A T G C T T T T A T T A T A A T T T T T T T T A T A G T T A T A C C A A T T A T A A T T G G G G G A T T T G G A A A T T G A C T A A T T C C T C T A A T A C T T G G A G C C C C T G A T A T A G C C T T C C C C C G A A T A A A T A A T A T A A G A T T T T G A C T T T T A C C C C C T T C T T T G A T A C T T T T A A T T T C A A G C A A T A T T G T T G A A A AT G G A G TA G G A A C A G G AT G A A C A AT T T A C C C C C C T C T C T C A T C T A A T A T T G C C C A T A G A G G A T C T T C T G T T G A T T T A G C A A T T T T T T C T T T A C A T T T A G C T G G A A T T T C T T C T A T T T T A G G A G C T A T T A A T T T T A T T A C A A C A A T T A T T A A T A T A C G A A T T A A T A A T A T A A C T T A T G A T C A A A T A C C T T T A T T T G T T T G A G C T G T A G G A A T T A C A G C T T T A T T A T T A T T A C T C T C T C T T C C T G T A T T A G C T G G G G C A A T C A C T A T A C T T C T T A C A G A T C G A A A T T T A A A T A C T T C A T T T T T T G A T C C A G C A G G A G G G G G A G A C C C T A T T T T A T A T C A A C A T T T A T T T Types . Holotype male (Fig. 1 c) with the following labels: white, printed: AK: TANANA VALLEY / 5 MI. S. OF TOK, TOK / CUT- OFF AT BUTCH / KUTH RD. VI-17-18-99 / LEG. M.G.Douglas /; white printed: J. D. Turner ex / Malcolm Douglas / colln. / MGCL Accession # 2009-26 /; red, printed: HOLOTYPE / Oeneis tanana / A. Warren & Nakahara /. The holotype is deposited in the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida (MGCL). Paratypes (326♂, 79♀) from: USA: ALASKA: Alaska Hwy., mi. 1270, 2000’, 11-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (9♂, 1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. (Hwy. 2), mi. 1289.55, 63°13,9’N 142°17.9’W, 1800’, 15-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (13♂, 1♀ CDF); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1289.55, Midway Lake, gravel flats on hillside above road, 15 -V I-1997, K. W. Philip (7♂, 2♀ KWP; UAM100190535-UAM100190543); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1316, 20-VI- 1955, J. & F.Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy.(Hwy.2), mi. 1354.2, 1800’, 63°35’N 143°55’W, 15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (2♀ CDF); Alaska Hw y., mi. 1371, 28 -V I-1970 (1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. (Hwy. 2), mi. 1410, 1250’, 61°56.7’N 145°23.7’W, 15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (1♂, 1♀ CDF); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1410, Spruce Road, powerline cut in taiga, grass and flowers, 1240’, 17-VI-1997, K. W. Philip (2♂ KWP; UAM100060877, UAM100060878); Alaska Hwy., mi. 1410, 12 mi. SE Delta Jct., 1200’, 15 -V I-2001, J. L. Harr y (1♀ MGCL); Anderson, 1 mi. E, 500’, 4-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂, MGCL); Hwy. 1, 5 mi. S Tok, 1700’, 10-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (18♂, 2♀ MGCL); 12-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (21♂ MGCL); 13-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (13♂ MGCL); 17-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (26♂, 6♀ MGCL); 18-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Hwy. 1, 5 mi. S of Tok, 1700’, 63°16’N 143°02’W, 13 -V I-1995, C. D. Ferris (2♂, 1♀ MGCL SN-15 -145 -♂, SN-15-155-♂, SN-15-149-♀); 14 -V I-1995, C. D. Ferris (8♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-147, SN-15-154, SN-15-156, SN-15-157); 14-15-VI-1995, C. D. Ferris (46♂, 17♀ CDF); 6-VII-1995 C. D. Ferris (1♀ MGCL, SN-15-151); Hwy. 1, 5.0 ± 0.5 mi. S of Tok, [1700’], 63°16.04’N 143°01.9’W, 5-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (1♂, 1♀ CDF); 14-VI-1997, C. D. Ferris (52♂, 21♀ CDF); 1-VII-1997, C. D. Ferris (3♂, 4♀ CDF); Nenana, 400’ [351’], 4-VI- 1999, J. L. Harry (6♂ MGCL); 6-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂ MGCL); Northway Airport, 1700’, 11-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (1♂ MGCL); Northway Airport, 7 mi. off Alaska Hwy., flower-filled lawns and fields, 1700’, 15-VI-1997, K. W. Philip (1♀ KWP UAM100190552); Old Alaska Hwy., 3 mi. NE Tok, 1600’, 12-VI-1999, J. L. Harry (2♂ MGCL); Richardson Hwy., mi. 229 [vic. Black Rapids], [2083’], 26-VI-1971, C. D. Ferris (1♀ CDF); Tanana River, 21 mi. SW Fairbanks, 400’ [Bonanza Creek Experimental Forest], 18-V-1997, J. L. Harry (1♀ MGCL); Tanana Valley, 5 mi. S of Tok, Tok Cutoff at Butch Kuth Rd., 17-18-VI-1999, M. Douglas (53♂, 7♀ MGCL); Tok, 17-VI-1971, L. Jennings (1♂ KWP; UAM100379347); 9-VI- 2005, Szymczyk (1♂ JPB); Tok Cutoff, 5 mi. S of Tok, Butch Kuth Ave., roadside flowers in open aspen/spruce forest, 13-VI-1995, K. W. Philip (11♂, 3♀ KWP; UAM100379326-UAM100379329, U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 4 4 - U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 4 6, U A M 10 0 3 7 9 3 6 7 - UAM100379369, UAM100379384-UAM100379387); 14-VI-1995, K. W. Philip (25♂, 3♀ KWP; UAM100379330-UAM100379343, UAM100379370-UAM100379383). Additional material examined Oeneis tanana : “nr. Nome, Alaska”, no date, no collector indicated (1♀ MGCL).This specimen was not included in the type series, since it is the only known specimen of O. tanana labeled from outside the Tanana River drainage, and it lacks the collection date and name of the collector; we suspect it is mislabeled. Considerable collecting efforts have been made in the Nome area, yet no material of O. tanana has been reported. Oeneis chryxus : CANADA: BRITISH COLUMBIA (74♂, 29♀): Alaska Hwy. km. 600, 11-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 392, mountain S of Summit Pass, 4000-7000’, 22-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 400, Summit Lake, 4200-5000’, W. Hovanitz (2♂, 2♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 409, McDonald Ck., 6-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (2♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy. mi. 415, Racing R., 6-VII-1948, W. Hovanitz (4♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., MP 417, 18-VI-1970, A. O. Detmar (1♂ MGCL); Atlin, 600-900m, 22-VI-1991, J. Reichel (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Atlin, 800m, 26-VI-1991 (1♂ MGCL); 23-VI-1991 (1♀ MGCL); Atlin Rd., 3 mi. N of Atlin, 2300’, 30-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (4♂, CDF); Atlin Rd., 3 mi. N of Atlin to Snafu Creek, 30-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (1♂ CDF); Coalmount, 5-VII-1968, S. Shigematsu (4♂ MGCL); Crater Mtn., W of Keremos, 1-VII-1981, C. D. Ferris (2♂ CDF); Creston, Thompson Pk., 15-VII-1976 (3♂ MGCL); Gibson Pass, Manning Park, 5000’, 16-VII-1979, C. Guppy (2♂ MGCL); 23-VII-1983 (1♂ MGCL); Haines Hwy., mi. 78, 4-VII-1971, C. D. Ferris (7♂, 1♀ CDF); Jct. of Cassiar Hwy. & Boya Lake Rd., 2200’, 10-VI-1986, C. D. Ferris (12♂, 4♀ CDF); Kelly Lake – Canoe Creek Rd., nr. Jesmond, 3100-4400’, 23-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (2♀ MGCL); 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); [Manning] Park, 5000’, Valley View, 7-V II-1961, H. K immich (1♀ MGCL); Mt. Princeton, 29-30-V-1964, H. Kimmich (1♂ MGCL); Otter Lake C.G., nr. Princeton, 9-VII-1976 (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); Pavilion – Kelly Lake Rd. at Diamond S Ranch, N of Lillooet, 3900’, 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Pavilion – Kelly Lake Rd., 8.5 mi. N Pavilion, 4300’, 24-VII-1984, J. & F. Preston (2♂, 3♀ MGCL); Pink Mtn., halfway up, on road to lookout, 4-VII-1985, C. D. Ferris (2♂ CDF); Pink Mtn., mi. 147, Alcan Hwy., 9-VII-1978 (2♂ MGCL): Pink Mtn., mi. 147, Hwy. 97, 5000’, VI-VII-1980, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); Princeton, 27-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); Princeton, Cardinal Ranch, 27-VI-1966, B. Weber (1♀ MGCL); Stagleap Cyn., Kootenay Dist., 27-VII-1987, D. L. Bauer (1♂ MGCL); Summerland area, Okanagan Valley, 25-VI-1983, J. Reichel (1♂ MGCL); Tompson Mt., Kootenay Dist., 25-VII-1981, D. L. Bauer (2♂ MGCL); 5 mi. S Clinton, 26-VI-1964 (14♂, 5♀ MGCL). YUKON TERRITORY (317♂, 149♀): Alaska Hwy., bog nr. Johnson’s Crossing, 22-VI-1948 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 825, 15-VI-1957, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Alaska Hwy., mi. 895-900, nr. Whitehorse, 22-VI-1948 (1♀ MGCL; SN-15-152); Alaska Hwy., mi. 976, nr. Mendenhall, 23-VI-1948 (2♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 521, 1800’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 533, 1700’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F.Preston (13♂, 10♀ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 563, 1400’, 12-VI-1979, J. & F. Preston (1♂ MGCL); Campbell Hwy., km. 564-568, nr. Carmacks, 62°03’54.24’’N 135°57’00.94”W, 560-650m, 11-VI- 2008, M. Cesanek (15♂, 5♀ MC); Carcross Desert area, Hwy. 2 (Klondike Hwy.), in open woods at desert edge, 2170’, 60°14’14’’N 134°41’41’’W, 29-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (10♂, 2♀ CDF); Dawson, 13 - VI-1911, ex Barnes coll., “holotype” of “yukonensis” (1♂ MGCL); 14-VI-1911, ex Barnes coll., “allotype” of “yukonensis” (1♀ MGCL); 10 -V I-1981, N. Tremblay (30♂, 8♀ MGCL); Dawson Hwy., mi. 12.6, 16-VI-1962, J. Legge (1♂ MGCL); Dawson-Mayo Loop, mi. 69, W of Whitehorse, 21-VI-1970, D. Eff (2♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 10, 10-VI-1981, J. Johnstone (1♂ MGCL; 1♂ OSUC 618404); 10-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (22♂, 4♀ MGCL; 3♂, 9♀ OSUC 618391- 618399, 618401- 618403); 10 -11-V I-1981, N. Tremblay (2♂ MGCL); 11-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (4♂, 2♀ MGCL; 1♂ OSUC 618379); 19-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); VI-VII-1981, N. Tremblay (3♂ MGCL); 10-VI-1982, N. Tremblay (1♂ OSUC 618428); no date, N. Tremblay (1♂ OSUC 618405); Dempster Hwy., mi. 45- 97, 14-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 84, 11-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (18♂, 4♀ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 96, 23-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (2♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi. 97, 14-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Dempster Hwy., mi.?, 18-VI-1981, N. Tremblay (1♀ MGCL); 6-VI-1984, N. Tremblay (1♂ MGCL); Haines Jct., 6-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 9-VI-1966 (4♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-158); 10-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 12-VI-1966 (3♂ MGCL; incl. SN-15-161); 13-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); 16 -VI-1966 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); 17-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); 21-VI-1966 (2♂ MGCL); 22- VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 24-VI-1966 (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); 25-VI-1966 (4♂, 1♀ MGCL; incl. 3♂ SN-15-160, SN-15-159, SN-15-146); 28-VI-1966 (1♂ MGCL); 29-VI-1966 (9♂, 4♀ MGCL; incl. 1♀ SN-15-148); 1-VII-1966 (1♂, 1♀ SN-15 -169 MGCL); 12-V I-1967 (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); 14-VI-1967 (1♂ MGCL); 18-VI-1967, obtained from J. Ebner (1♂, CDF); 19-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 21-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 23-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 24-VI-1967, J. A. Ebner (1♂ MGCL); 27-VI-1967, obtained from J. A. Ebner (2♀ CDF); 9-VI-1968 (1♂ MGCL); Haines Rd., mi. 87, 30-VI-1966 (1♀ MGCL); Horse Creek, mi. 12.6 Dawson-Mayo Loop, 24-VI-1964, A. H. Legge (2♂, 1♀ MGCL); 24-VI-1964, D. Eff (5♂, 4♀ MGCL); Hwy. 7, Atlin Rd., 2100’, 29-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (1♂ CDF); Hwy. 11 (Silver Trail), km. 31.5 (SW of Mayo), 27-28-VI-1985, C. D. Ferris (9♂, 3♀ CDF); 4-VI-1987, C. D. Ferris (2♂, CDF); 6-VI-1991, C. D. Ferris (10♂, 3♀ CDF); Jubilee Mtn., 1000-1500m, 5-VII-1977, A. Reif (1♂, 1♀ MGCL); Klondike Hwy., mi. 132, N of Yukon River, 20-VI-1975, D. K. Parshall (1♀ OSUC 618388); Lake Laberge, 30 mi. N Whitehorse, 10-VI-1985, J. & L. Troubridge (4♂ MGCL); 14-VI-1985, T. Kral (4♂ MGCL); 15-VI-1985 (2♂ MGCL); 18- VI-1985, T. Kral (2♂ MGCL); Lake Laberge, Hwy. 2, 46.4 km. N Whitehorse, 11-VI-1981, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618439); 1-VII-1981, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618442); 1-VII-1982, D. K. Parshall (2♂ OSUC 618390, 618441); 11-VII-1982, D. K. Parshall (1m OSUC 618440); 14 -V I-1983, D. K. Parshall (9♂ OSUC 618327, 618408-618415); 15-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (1♂ OSUC 618322); 23-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (3♀ OSUC 618378, 618446-618447); 25-VI-1983, D. K. Parshall (3♀ OSUC 618443-618445); 14-VII- 1983, D. K. Parshall (3♂, 2 : Published as part of Andrew D. Warren, Shinichi Nakahara, Vladimir A. Lukhtanov, Kathryn M. Daly, Clifford D. Ferris, Nick V. Grishin, Martin Cesanek & Jonathan P. Pelham, 2016, A new species of Oeneis from Alaska, United States, with notes on the Oeneis chryxus complex (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae), pp. 1-20 in The Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 49 on pages 4-10, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.270001 Text Carcross Carmacks Dawson Lake Laberge Mayo Nome taiga Whitehorse Yukon river Alaska Yukon DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Yukon Fairbanks Canada British Columbia ENVELOPE(-125.003,-125.003,54.000,54.000) Clifford ENVELOPE(-63.167,-63.167,-70.467,-70.467) Lookout ENVELOPE(77.955,77.955,-68.605,-68.605) Daly ENVELOPE(63.761,63.761,-67.513,-67.513) Bonanza ENVELOPE(-119.820,-119.820,55.917,55.917) Jennings ENVELOPE(72.556,72.556,-70.145,-70.145) Tremblay ENVELOPE(-120.853,-120.853,55.783,55.783) Atlin ENVELOPE(-133.689,-133.689,59.578,59.578) Ferris ENVELOPE(76.094,76.094,-69.405,-69.405) Ochre ENVELOPE(166.550,166.550,-78.233,-78.233) Cassiar ENVELOPE(-129.849,-129.849,59.288,59.288) Carcross ENVELOPE(-134.704,-134.704,60.166,60.166) Carmacks ENVELOPE(-136.293,-136.293,62.088,62.088) Lake Laberge ENVELOPE(-135.193,-135.193,61.183,61.183) Troubridge ENVELOPE(167.733,167.733,-71.133,-71.133) White Ground ENVELOPE(-55.615,-55.615,49.550,49.550) Valley View ENVELOPE(-120.253,-120.253,55.983,55.983) Boya Lake ENVELOPE(-129.096,-129.096,59.382,59.382) Midway Lake ENVELOPE(-135.440,-135.440,67.225,67.225) Summit Pass ENVELOPE(-124.686,-124.686,58.650,58.650)