38 Nachr. entomol. Ver. Apollo, N. F. 24 (1/2): 39–46 (2003) 39 A new species of Soritia Walker, 1854 from Taiwan, with phylogenetic comments on the genus (Lepidoptera, Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae) Shen-Horn Yen Shen-Horn Yen, Department of Biological Sciences, Imperial College at Silwood Park, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 7PY, U.K.; alternatively: Department of Entomology, The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD, U.K.; e-mail: [email protected] Abstract: A new chalcosiine zygaenid species, Soritia used in the present study mostly follows Klots (1970) and azurea sp. n., is described from the Shuan-Guei-Hu Wild- Scoble (1992) with slight modification. The type material life Reserve Area in southern Taiwan; male holotype in of the new species will be deposited in National Museum NMNS, Taichung, Taiwan. Its metallic blue hindwing in of Natural Science, Taichung, Taiwan (NMNS). the male is unique amongst all Soritia species. Morphology of copulatory structures and colour pattern suggest that S. The sources of specimens examined for relevant species azurea may form a monophyletic group with S. choui Yen & are The Natural History Museum, London (BMNH), Yang, 1998 (Taiwan), S. elizabetha (Walker, 1854) (China) Deutsches Entomlogisches Institut, Eberswalde (DEI), and an undescribed species from northern Vietnam (= Hokkaido University, Faculty of Agriculture, Sapporo Eterusia proprimarginata sensu Endo & Kishida, 1999, nec (HUFA), Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris Prout, 1918). The true Soritia proprimarginata (Prout, 1918) is not related to this group but is closer to the species- (MNHN), National Museum of Natural Science, Taichung complex of Soritia pulchella (Kollar, 1844). (NMNS), National Taiwan University, Taipei (NSMT), Taiwan Forestry Research Institute, Taipei (TFRI), Keywords: Sexual dimorphism, pregenital abdominal Zoologisches Forschungsintitut und Museum Alexander segment, male genitalia, incompatible characters. Koenig, Bonn (ZFMK), and Zoologisches Museum für Eine neue Soritia Walker, 1854 von Taiwan, mit phylo- Naturkunde, Humboldt University, Berlin (ZMHB). genetischen Anmerkungen zur Gattung (Lepidoptera, Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae) Taxonomic accounts Zusammenfassung: Eine neue Art der Zygaenidae: Soritia azurea sp. n. (Figs. 1A–D, 2A–D, 3A–F, 4) Chalcosiinae, Soritia azurea sp. n., wird aus dem Natur- schutzreservat Shuan-Guei-Hu in Südtaiwan beschrieben; Holotype: ♂, Taiwan: Pingtung Hisen (= County), Wutai, Shuan-Guei-Hu [literally Two-Ghost-Lakes] Nature Preserve männlicher Holotypus in NMNS, Taichung, Taiwan. Mit Area, 2300 m, 21. viii. 1996, W. I. Chou leg. [NMNS]. den metallisch blauen Hinterflügeln des Männchens ist die Art einmalig in der Gattung. Nach der männlichen Genital- Paratype: 1 ♀, same data as holotype [NMNS]. morphologie und der Flügelzeichnung gehört die neue Art Etymology: The specific name “azurea” referres to the vermutlich in eine monophyletische Gruppe zusammen mit bright metallic blue hindwing in the ♂. S. choui Yen & Yang, 1998 (Taiwan), S. elizabetha (Walker, Diagnosis 1854) (China) und einer unbeschriebenen Art aus dem nördlichen Vietnam (= Eterusia proprimarginata sensu Length of forewing: ♂ 21 mm, ♀ 24 mm. A medium-sized Endo & Kishida, 1999, nec Prout, 1918). Die echte Soritia chalcosiine moth with significant sexual dimorphism. ♂ proprimarginata (Prout, 1918) ist nicht nah verwandt mit forewing black with yellow patches, hindwing metallic dieser Gruppe, sondern gehört zu dem Artenkomplex von blue. ♀ forewing yellow with several spots near discoidal Soritia pulchella (Kollar, 1844). cell. ♂ easily distinguishable from ♂♂ of Eucormopsis lampra Jordan, 1907 and the Cyclosia papilionaris Introduction (Drury, 1773) and C. macularia (Guérin-Ménéville, The Taiwanese species of the genus Soritia Walker, 1843) species complexes by having yellow patches on 1854 (type-species: Chalcosia leptalina Kollar, [1844] forewing. ♀ distinct from that of S. elizabetha (Walker, 1848, = Chalcosia pulchella Kollar, [1844] 1848) have 1854) (Figs. 1K–L, 4C) in weaker hindwing spots, shorter recently been revised (Yen & Yang 1998), and two species forewing length, narrower lamella antevaginalis and (Soritia pulchella strandi Kishida, 1995, and Soritia choui lacking appendix burase. Yen & Yang, 1998) were verified as being, then, the only ♂ (Figs. 1A–B). Head: Vertex slightly crested medially, Taiwanese representatives of Soritia. In 1996, during a covered by metallic dark blue scales; frontoclypeus coleopterological survey in the Shuan-Guei-Hu Nature protruded anteriorly, covered by creamy white scales; Reserve Area in S. Taiwan, another new species with labial palpus 3-segmented, as long as diameter of a very distinct wing pattern was discovered. The new compound eye; maxillary palpus minute; antennal species represents a previously unknown lineage within length 7.1 mm, bipectinate; flagellar segments 52, black, Soritia and seems to be closely related to “Eterusia propri- 0.6–0.8 mm; chaetosemata developed, with black scales marginata” sensu Endo & Kishida (1999). In the present associated with sensillae trichodea; proboscis developed. study, the new species is described, and a discussion of its Thorax: Prothorax with patagia and parapatagia black, relationships within the genus is provided. tinged with dark blue; tegula bright yellow; mesothorax Morphological dissection techniques followed the general and metathorax blackish blue dorsoventrally; all legs black protocol described by Holloway et al. (1987); terminology with grayish white scales ventrally. Forewing: Upperside © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 40 41 ground colour black, submarginal zone with 6 yellow downwards and surrounded by wrinkled diaphragma patches on r , r , m, m , cua and cua cells, respectively; which is weakly sclerotized; bulbus ejaculatorius cap- 4 5 1 2 1 2 discoidal cell with a large orbicular yellow patch at distal like, swollen medially and finger-like near end; vesica edge and a long yellow stripe from base to 1⁄2 of forewing and cornutus not present. Pregenital (eighth) abdominal length; an elongate yellow patch, plus a spherical yellow segment differentiated into uncus-like and valva-like spot, parallel to lower margin of discoidal cell; pattern of structures; tergite trapezoidal dorsally with caudal underside as upperside, but with bright metallic sheen margin emarginated to 1/ of length; a bifurcate structure 3 from base to 1⁄2 of forewing. Hindwing: Upperside metallic with base derived from ventral part of caudal margin blue with black border at upper margin and costal margin; and broadened cephalolaterally, two slender arms with underside background colour black, pattern similar to curved apical portion running straight down near medial that of forewing but with 2 lunule patches on m and m base of sternite; sternite somewhat rectangular ventrally 2 3 cells and another 2 rows of rounded spots on cua and and laterally with a pair of elongate processes extended 1 cua cells, respectively. Abdomen: Tergum black, sternum posterodorsally; posterior process with dense thick setae 2 white, a row of lateral black dots present on each segment. on inner surface of lateral part and shorter setae on Scent organ described by Tarmann (1992a) not developed lower and medial parts; ventromedial part of sternite in this species, androconial bristles arising from hindwing concave ventrally. base absent, abdominal lateral pouch weakly present ♀ genitalia (Fig. 4A–B). Eighth tergite with anterior before spiracle. margin deeply incised; when fully extended, apophyses ♀ (Figs. 1C–D). Head: Vertex and frontoclypeus as in anteriores reaching to approximately 1⁄4 of 7th abdominal ♂, covered by creamy yellow scales; antennal length segment; apophyses posteriores slender, extending before 7.4 mm, bipectinate with short and serrate rami; anterior margin of 7th tergite; a slender forked apodeme chaetosemata developed, with yellow scales associated arising from middle. Bursa copulatrix with corpus bursae with sensillae trichodea; proboscis developed; other oblique, slightly grained, reaching to anterior margin cranial appendages as in ♂. Thorax: Prothorax with of 6th segment; appendix bursae and signa absent; patagia, parapatagia and tegula yellow; mesothorax and ductus bursae slender; ostium surrounded by a heavily metathorax yellow dorsoventrally; all legs black with sclerotized lamella antevaginalis. Ductus seminalis light yellow scales ventrally. Forewing: Upperside bright arising near corpus bursae. Pseudobursa present. Ductus yellow, apex black, 3 black spots on m , m and cua cells, spiralis and lagena present; receptaculum seminis 2 3 1 respectively, discoidal patch at 5/ of cell and divided present. 6 by medial vein; underside similar to upperside but Immature stages. Unknown. with lighter ground colour. Hindwing: Light yellow on upperside, spots on m –cua cells not as clear as those on Geographical distribution. This species is only known 2 1 underside; discoidal patch on underside at about 5/ of cell from medium elevations of central (Pi-lu-shih area of 6 and separated into two small spots. Abdomen: Tergum the Central Cross Highland Highway) (Chun-Lin Li, pers. light yellow dorsoventrally with metallic blue annular comm. 1997) and southern Taiwan (Fig. 5). ring at anterior margin of each segment. Abdominal Habitat. The type locality is located in the “Shuan-Guei- scent organ more developed than that in male but not Hu Wildlife Habitat”, which is managed by the Taiwan strongly sclerotized. Forestry Bureau. Elevation of the whole area ranges ♂ genitalia and pregenital abdominal segment (Figs. from 800 to 2772 m, and the climate of the habitat is 2A–D, 3A–F). Uncus and tegumen fused, not articulated; quite humid, cloudy and cool. The vegetation type of the uncus somewhat rectangular laterally and dorsally with type locality is a mixture of temperate deciduous forest apex and base narrower, apex rounded with scattered and subtropical evergreen forest where the following sensory setae; subscaphium absent; tegumen narrow plants are dominant: Rhododendron formosanum Hemsl. laterally, curved outwards at 1⁄2, bases of both sides of (Ericaceae), Illicium arborescens Hayata (Illiciaceae), tegumen connected medially by an anteriorly extended Osmanthus lanceolatus Hayata (Oleaceae), Pasania plate-like sclerite, a pair of arm-like apodemes which kawakamii (Hayata) Schott., Castanopsis carlesii (Hemsl.) serve as attachment for m4 muscles arising from base of Hayata, Cyclobalanopsis longinux (Hayata) Schott. var. tegumen and running down to base of vinculum; a pair kuoi (Nakai) Liao (Fagaceae), Gordonia axillaris (Roxb.) of peculiar sclerotized structure with unknown function Dietr., Schima superba Gardn. & Champ., Camellia caudate present laterally at articulation between tegumen and Wall. (Theaceae), Phoebe formosana (Hayata) Hayata, vinculum. Vinculum slender laterally, with saccus Persea kunishii Hayata, Neolitsea konishii (Hayata) extended anterodorsally. Valva strongly sclerotized, bases Kanehira & Sasaki, Cinnamomum micranthum (Hayata) of each side fused, immovable, cucullus membranous Hayata, Beilschmiedia erythrophloia Hayata, Lindera com- with some lateral setae, sacculus broader at base, swollen munis Hemsl. (Lauraceae), Clerodendrum trichotomum medially and followed by a digital process at top, surface Thunb. (Verbenaceae), Wendlandia uvariifolia Hance of sacculus setose and slightly ridged. Juxta and anellus (Rubiaceae), Symplocos cochinchinensis (Lour.) Moore absent. Phallus without prominent phallobase; a ventral subsp. laurina (Retz.) Noot. (Symplocaceae), Viburnum digital process present medially; aedeagus sharp, bending furcatum Blume ex Maxim. (Caprifoliaceae), Alniphyllum © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 40 41 Colour plate, Fig. 1: Adults of Soritia species. Fig. A: S. azurea sp. nov., ♂, holotype, upperside. Fig. B: ditto, underside. Fig. C: ditto, ♀, paratype, upperside. Fig. D: ditto, underside. Fig. E: S. proprimarginata (Prout), ♂, holotype, upperside. Fig. F: ditto, underside. Fig. G: A ♀ specimen of an unknown species, upperside. Fig. H: ditto, underside. Fig. I: S. elizabetha Walker, ♂, upperside. Fig. J: ditto, underside. Fig. K: ditto, ♀, upperside. Fig. L: ditto, underside. — Scale refers description. © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 42 43 Fig. 2: ♂ genitalia of Soritia species. Figs. A–D: S. azurea sp. nov. Figs. E–H: S. elizabetha. Figs. I–L: S. proprimarginata. — Figs. A, E, I: Lateral view. f Figs. B, F, J: Posterior view. Figs. C, G, K: Anterior view. Figs. D, H, L: Phallus. — Scale bar = 1 mm. pterospermum Matsum. (Styracaceae), Aralia decaisneana roadside. Phenology of the species is not yet clear. The Hance (Araliaceae), Syzygium formosanum (Hayata) larvae of Soritia are polyphagous on various families of Mori (Myrtaceae), Lagerstroemia subcostata Koehne vascular plants (Tremewan 1960, Tarmann 1992b, Yen (Lythraceae), Sloanea formosana Li (Elaeocarpaceae), & Yang 1998, and see Robinson et al. 2001), while in Turpinia ternata Nakai (Staphyleaceae), Daphniphyllum general, Symplocaceae, Theaceae, Melastomataceae, himalaense (Benth.) Muell.-Arg. subsp. macropodum Polygonaceae and Rosaceae are more likely selected by (Miq.) Huang (Daphniphyllaceae), Prunus phaeosticta the ♀ and accepted by the larvae. (Hance) Maxim., Prunus campanulata Maxim. (Rosaceae), Remarks. The new species seems to be most similar to Ulmus uyematsui Hayata (Ulmaceae), Engelhardtia “Eterusia proprimarginata” sensu Endo & Kishida (1999). roxburghiana Wall. (Juglandaceae), Calocedrus Having examined the holotype of S. proprimarginata formosana (Florin) Florin (Cupressaceae) and Pinus Prout (Eterusia proprimarginata, ♂, type, Prout, [China, taiwanensis Hayata (Pinaceae). Hubei Province], Chang Yang, A. E. Pratt Coll., July 1888, Biological notes. At the type locality, the new species Joicey Bequest, Brit. Mus. 1934-120, B.M.N.H.-(9) 1.312; is sympatric with S. pulchella strandi Kishida, 1995, and transferred to Soritia by Yen 2003b [see Figs. 1C–D]), the their behaviors are similar. The type specimens were species illustrated by Endo & Kishida (1999) obviously collected around a blooming Ebenaceae tree along the represents an undescribed species, and the true S. © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 42 43 Fig. 3: Pregenital (eighth) abdominal segment of Soritia species. Figs. A–F: S. azurea sp. nov. Figs. G–L: S. elizabetha. Figs. M–R: S. proprimarginata. — Figs. A, G, M: Posterior view of tergite. Figs. C, I, O: Lateral view of tergite. Figs. E, K, L: Dorsal view of tergite; F, L, R. Ventral view of tergite. Figs. B, H, N: Posterior view of sternite. Figs. D, J, P: Lateral view of tergite. — Scale bar = 1 mm. proprimarginata resembles examples of the S. pulchella- proprimarginata. The species of the S. pulchella-group are group. However, the ♀ of the true S. proprimarginata notorious for their colour polymorphism and sympatry, is still unknown. Although two specimens from Ichang which have caused great difficulties in their taxonomy (Pratt Coll., Aug. 1888) (Figs. 1G–H) have been assigned (Horie et al. 2000). The ♀ presently associated with S. as ♀♀ of this species, and associated with the ♂ holotype proprimarginata and the true ♀ of S. proprimarginata are in the main collection of BMNH, genitalic characters of yet to be verified. these “inferred females” suggest that they are distant from the S. pulchella-group, but much closer to S. Discussion elizabetha, and very likely belong to another undescribed species from central China. The conventional concept of Soritia includes about two dozen species which exhibit similar phenotypic While checking through the whole Zygaenidae collection syndromes in wing pattern, e.g., narrower forewings, in BMNH, a ♀ Soritia which bears the same labels as the holotype of S. proprimarginata was found. This specimen a continuous or interrupted medial band across the possesses red patagia, which are characteristic for the S. discoidal cell and approximating to the hind margin of the pulchella-group. However, this feature is not sufficient forewing, and a dark or brightly coloured zone from the to corroborate its identity and link it to the male of S. outer margin to the postmedial line of the hindwing. This © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 44 45 In Yen (2003a), the present composite of Soritia was roughly separated into eight species-groups, viz. 1. pulchella-group (pulchella (Kollar, [1844] 1848) (sensu lato), proprimarginata (Prout, 1918), zelotypia Hering, 1922, terioides (Mell, 1922)); 2. elizabetha-group (elizabetha (Walker, 1854), choui Yen & Yang, 1998); 3. shahama-group (shahama (Moore, 1865), lacreuzei (Oberthür, 1910), lydia Oberthür, 1923); 4. costimacula-group (costimacula Aurivillius, 1894, semiflava Talbot & Joicy, 1922); 5. circinata-group (circinata (Herrich-Schäffer, 1854)); 6. bicolor-group (bicolor (Moore, 1884), nigribasalis Hampson, 1892, viridibasalis (Dudgeon, 1905)); 7. moerens-group (moerens (Oberthür, 1910); and 8. sevastopuloi-group (sevastopuloi Tremewan, 1959). Genitalic and scent organ structures suggest that the latter four species-groups are less related to the former Fig. 4: Female genitalia of Soritia species. Fig. A: S. azurea sp. nov. Fig. B: and S. azurea. The presence of androconial bristles on ditto, ostium bursae. Fig. C: S. elizabetha. — Scale bar = 1 mm. the hindwing and a sharp ventral process on the valva indicate a closer affinity amongst S. circinata (currently type of wing pattern is shared with Eterusia Hope, 1841, transferred to Pidorus by Horie & Owada 2002), Pidorus another “wastepaper-basket genus” which seems to be Walker, 1854 and Hemiscia Jordan, 1907. The S. distinguishable from Soritia only by its larger size (30–45 bicolor-group exhibits a rather long and slightly looped mm in forewing length) and weaker sexual dimorphism. bulbus ejaculatorius, which is not observed from any Since the present new species exhibits several characters other species-group of Soritia, but shared by Erasmia unusual in the genus, a preliminarily morphological study Hope, 1841, Amesia Duncan [& Westwood], 1841 and was performed to clarify its phylogenetic relationships. Pseudoscaptesyle Hering, 1922. The dull-coloured S. Fig. 5: Distribution map of Soritia species. © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 44 45 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� � � Fig. 6: Two hypotheses of inter-species group relationships of Soritia sensu stricto based on copulatory structures (A) and colour patterns (B).  “pulchella” form;  “elizabetha” form;  sexually dimorphic with “yellow female”;  not sexually dimorphic;  patagia red;  patagia yellow. moerens is more related to Milleria okushimai Owada & saccus swollen and extended anterodorsally, articulation Horie, 1999, a Delias butterfly mimic species belonging between tegumen and vinculum not angulated, but to the clade composed of Chalcosia Hübner, [1819] accompanied with a weakly sclerotized lateral process, 1816, Milleria Herrich-Schäffer, [1853] 1850–1858, m4 muscle attached on a complex apodeme extended Pseudonyctemera Piepers & Snellen, 1903, Psaphis Wal- from base of tegumen and running down to base of valva, ker, 1854 and Eusphalera Jordan, 1907. caudal part of aedeagus more straight, with an angulated process at base, medial part of phallus less curved, tergal As to S. sevastopuloi, it is far distant from any of the hooks slender and more straight (Figs. 2A–H, 3G–L). above, but resembles Hampsonia Swinhoe, 1894 and Herpidia Bryk, 1956 in the “general” shape of the ♂ According to the above comparison, copulatory structures genitalia, and the complex apodemal system at base of seem unequivocally to support two monophyletic clades the tegumen. within the genus (Fig. 6A), however, the colour patterns may produce another grouping (Fig. 6B). Amongst When these four groups are excluded, the remaining these species, the S. pulchella-, S. costimacula-, S. Soritia species and S. azurea seem to be more closely elizabetha-groups, S. azurea and “E. proprimarginata” related by sharing the following three character states: sensu Endo & Kishida are sexually dimorphic, but not 1. Posterior margin of the eighth tergite in male incised the S. shahama-group. Except for two subspecies of medially, folded inwardly with a pair of hooks Soritia costimacula, whose two sexes have not been well extended downwards; matched, the ♀♀ of sexually dimorphic species are all 2. valvae rather short, disk-like, fused at base, costal part very similar in appearance, with yellow ground colour greatly reduced and membranous; on all wings with several obscure spots on m , m and 2 3 3. ostium surrounded by strongly sclerotized lamella cua cells. Such “yellow” ♀♀ can be further divided by 1 antevaginalis. the colour of patagia: (1) “Red” form in the S. pulchella- and S. costimacula-groups; and (2) “Yellow” form in the S. The morphology of the copulatory structure (♂ genitalia elizabetha-group, S. azurea and “Eterusia proprimarginata” and pregenital abdominal segment) can be further sensu Endo & Kishida. separated into two forms: (1) the “pulchella” form (applicable to the S. pulchella- and S. costimacula-groups Therefore, the sister group relationships of (S. elizabetha- and S. proprimarginata) — uncus + tegumen-complex (= group + (S. azurea + “E. proprimarginata” sensu Endo socii sensu Horie & Owada 2002) broad and wide dorsally, & Kishida) in the above two hypotheses would lead to saccus angulate laterally and ventrad to base of vinculum, two different interpretations of character evolution. In articulation between tegumen and vinculum angulate, the hypothesis shown in Fig. 6A, “sexual dimorphism” m4 muscle attached on a short apodeme arising near is synapomorphic for the whole genus while the “non- the base of tegumen, caudal part of aedeagus slender, sexual dimorphism” of the S. shahama-group would medial part of phallus more curved, tergal hooks more become a derived trait. In contrast, the hypothesis in Fig. compressed laterally with apexes curved inwardly (Figs. 6B gives precedence of colour patterns over copulatory 2I–L, 3M–R); and (2) the “elizabetha” form (applicable to structure, thus the similarity in ♂ genitalia and pregenital the S. elizabetha- and S. shahama-groups, S. azurea and abdominal segment between (S. elizabetha-group + (S. “Eterusia proprimarginata” sensu Endo & Kishida) — uncus azurea + “E. proprimarginata” sensu Endo & Kishida) and + tegumen-complex narrow and attenuate near base, S. shahama-group would be convergent. © Entomologischer Verein Apollo e. V., Frankfurt am Main 46 47 The clade that includes S. azurea has three lineages ———, Xue, D. Y., & Owada, M. (2000): On the Soritia-complex with unsolved relationships. S. azurea shares rounded in China and Vietnam (Lepidoptera: Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae). — P. 14 in: Tarmann, G. M., & Tremewan, W. wings and a metallic blue sheen in the male with “E. G. 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