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Insect Science 2021年第1期28卷 215-223页

作者： Kirill Mark Orci David Muranyi MTA-ELTE-MTM Ecology Research Group Hungarian Academy of SciencesEotvos Lorand University and the Hungarian Natural History MuseumBudapestHungary Department of Zoology Eszterhazy Karoly UniversityEgerHungary Department of Zoology Hungarian Natural History MuseumBudapestHungary

This study examines the rate of female answers to conspecific versus heterospecific male vibratory calls in three,closely related stonefly species:Zwicknia bifrons,***,and *** a previous study those three species were recognized on the basis of their distinct male drumming calls along with differences in genital morphology and genetic *** this study no-choice playback experiments using original male call samples from each species were performed,and the answer rate of females to con・specific and heterospecific signal variants was *** effect logistic regression models were used to test if male call species identity had a statistically significant effect on female answer *** answered conspecific male calls with significantly higher probability than heterospecific calls in all the three examined species,suggesting that the divergence of vibrational communication can be an important component of the prezygotic isolation between ***,but well detectable responsiveness to heterospecific calls was observable between *** and ***,the two species closest to each other regarding mitochondrial genetic divergence and male call pattern ***,our results are most congruent with a tight,gradual coevolution of male calls and female preferences.

关键词： biotremology drumming call plecoptera reproductive isolation species recognition vibrational communication

Two new Jurassic stoneflies (Insecta: plecoptera) from Daohugou, Inner Mongolia, China

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Progress in Natural Science:Materials International 2008年第8期18卷 1039-1042页

作者： Yushuang Liu, Dong Ren * College of Life Science, Capital Normal University, 105 Xisanhuanbeilu, Haidian District, Beijing 100037, China College of Life Science Capital Normal University 105 Xisanhuanbeilu Haidian District Beijing 100037 China

Two new genera and two new species of family Taeniopterygidae, Mengitaenioptera multiramis gen. et sp. nov. and Noviramonemoura trinervis gen. et sp. nov. are described. These fossils were collected from Daohugou Village (the Middle Jurassic), Inner Mongolia, China. Hitherto, these fossil species from Daohugou are the oldest taeniopterygids. Both simple and complex venations simultaneously occurred in this group, which reveals that the early diversification of taeniopterids was well underway by the Middle Jurassic. Therefore, we prefer to adopt the Comstock’s opinion that the venation of taeniopterids was derived from the simple venation of the older group (such as Palaeonemouridae) at much ancient geological time ago. Some of the descendants carried this simple venation; others evolved into complex venation with many additional crossveins and branches.

关键词： plecoptera Taeniopterygidae Daohugou Inner Mongolia Middle Jurassic

Three New Stoneflies (Insecta:plecoptera) from the Yixian Formation of Liaoning,China

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Acta Geologica Sinica(English Edition) 2008年第2期82卷 249-256页

作者： LIU Yushuang REN Dong Nina D. SINITSHENKOVA SHIH Chungkun College of Life Sciences Capital Normal University Beijing 100037 China Paleontological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Profsoyuznaya 123 Moscow Russia

Three new genera and species Archaeoperla rarissimus gen. et sp. nov. （Perlidae）, Liaotaenionema tenuitibia gen. et sp. nov. （Taeniopterygidae） and Parvinemoura parvus gen. et sp. nov. （？Nemouridae） are described and illustrated. All of them were collected from Yixian Formation of the western Liaoning, China. Hitherto, A. rarissimus is the oldest species possessing typical characters of Perlidae; the finding of L. tenuitibia indicates taeniopterygids once lived in the northeastern China in the late Mesozoic, but frequent volcanic activities, climate changes, or other environmental changes might have resulted in the disappearance of Taeniopterygidae in northern China after Mesozoic. Ancestral groups of Nemouridae have been abundant from Middle Jurassic, and male genitalia of P. parvus gen. et sp. nov. has been developed and similar to extant Nemouridae in the late Mesozoic. The stonefly fossils found from Yixian Formation are not divers at the species level, but rich at the family level. The diversity of stonefly implies different microclimate existed in the northeastern China at that time. A large old lacustrine basin existed in the western Liaoning, surrounded by hygrophilous plants on swampland and lake shore, warm and humid; tall arbor and boscage on the hillside nearby, mild and dry; mountains in the distance, rivulets running among the mountains, cool and wet. Many insects, prefer cool climate （e.g. stonefly, raphidiopterans, et ai.）, lived in the mountains with rivulets.

关键词： plecoptera Huangbanjigou Dawangzhangzi Yixian Formation Liaoning

THREE NEW SPECIES OF AMPHINEMURA (plecoptera:NEMOURIDAE) FROM TIBET,CHNA

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Entomologia Sinica 2003年第1期10卷 51-56页

作者：祝芳杨定中国农业大学昆虫学系北京100094

Three new species from Tibet are described: Amphinemura yangi, A. l ii and A. tibetensis. Their relationships with the relative species are di scus sed. A key to the species of the genus Amphinemura from Tibet is pres... 详细信息

关键词： plecoptera Nemouridae Amphinemura new species Tibet.

A New Species of the Genus Tyloperla (plecoptera:Perlidae) from China

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Entomotaxonomia 2007年第4期29卷 241-243页

作者：杜予州扬州大学应用昆虫研究所江苏扬州225009

A new species of the genus Tyloperla from China, Tyloperla bihypodroma, sp. nov., is described. The new species is similar to Tyloperla attenuate, but posterior margin of the new species raised as a ridge, a concavity presented at the middle of the ridge, while in the latter, tergum 8 with center area raised, and sensilla basiconica more than the former; tergum 9 of the new species depressed mesally, margin of the concavity sclerotized distinctly, with thin disky sensilla basiconica, while in the latter, a cluster of sensilla basieonica in the middle of tergum 9 distinctly. The type of the new species is deposited in the Insect Collection of Yangzhou University.

关键词： plecoptera Perlidae Tyloperla new species China

One new species in the genus Chinoperla(plecoptera:Perlidae) from China

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Entomotaxonomia 2012年第2期34卷 117-119页

作者：钱昱含杜予州扬州大学应用昆虫研究所扬州江苏225009

One new species in the genus ChinoperIa from China is described： Chinoperla mengmanensis sp. nov. Types of the new species are deposited in the Insect Collection of Yangzhou University.

关键词： plecoptera Peridae Chinoperla new species China

A New Species of the Genus Amphinemura(plecoptera: Nemouridae)from Xinjiang,China

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Entomotaxonomia 2007年第1期29卷 13-16页

作者：王志杰张建华朱江艳扬州大学应用昆虫研究所江苏扬州225009 石河子大学农学院新疆石河子832003

A new species of the genus Amphinemura Ris from Xinjiang, China is described in this paper： A. tricintusidens Wang ＆ Zhu, sp. nov. The types are deposited in the Insect Collection of Yangzhou University.

关键词： plecoptera Nemouridae Amphinemura new species China

A New Species of Kamimuria (plecoptera:Perlidae) from Guizhou,China

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Entomotaxonomia 2011年第2期33卷 94-96页

作者：孙海涛杜予州扬州大学应用昆虫研究所扬州江苏225009

A new species of the genus Kamimuria Klapalek, Kamimuria grandispinata, （plecoptera, Perlidae） from Guizhou, China is described and illustrated in this paper.

关键词： plecoptera Perlidae Kamimuria new species China

Elevation transition of aquatic insects closely matches a thermal feature in the Yungas of Northwestern Argentina

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Journal of Mountain Science 2024年第2期21卷 433-448页

作者： Alexandra BUITRAGO-GUACANAME Carlos MOLINERI Andrés LIRA-NORIEGA Daniel Andrés DOS SANTOS Neotropical Biodiversity Institute(CONICET-UNT) UNT-DomesHorco Molle S/N4107 TucumánArgentina CONACYT Research Fellow Network of Advanced Molecular StudiesInstitute of Ecology A.COld Road to Coatepec 351El HayaCP 91073XalapaVeracruzMexico Biostatistics Chair Faculty of Natural Sciences and IMLNational University of TucumánSan Miguel de TucumánMiguel Lillo 2054000 TucumánArgentina

Temperature is a key factor that shapes the distribution of *** knowledge about how species respond to temperature is relevant to devise strategies for addressing the impacts of climate *** insects are particularly vulnerable to climate change,yet there is still much to learn about their ecology and *** the Yungas ecoregion of Northwestern Argentina,cold-and warm-adapted species of the orders Ephemeroptera,plecoptera,and Trichoptera(EPT)are segregated by *** modeled the ecological niche of South American EPT species in this region using available data and projected their potential distribution in geographic *** were grouped based on their ecogeographic similarity,and we analyzed their replacement pattern along elevation gradients,focusing on the ecotone where opposing thermal preferences *** this interface,we identified critical points where the combined incidence of cold and warm assemblages maximizes,indicating a significant transition *** found that the Montane Cloud Forest holds the interface,with a particularly greater suitability at its lower *** main axis of the interface runs in a N-S direction and falls between 14°C-16°C mean annual *** probability of a particular location within a basin being classified as part of the interface increases as Kira’s warmth index approaches a score around *** the interface is critical for defining the thermal limits of species distribution and designing biomonitoring *** in the location of thermal constants related to mountainous ecotones may cause vertical displacement of aquatic insects and vegetation *** have recognized significant temperature thresholds that serve as indicators of suitability for the *** global warming is anticipated to shift these indicators,we suggest using them to monitor the imprints of climate change on mountain ecosystems.

关键词： Austral Yungas Ecological Niche Model Ephemeroptera Kira’s warmth index plecoptera Trichoptera