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PRINS-Replication-Package
No full textThis is the replication package for the paper "PRINS: Scalable Model Inference for Component-based System Logs" (EMSE 2022)
Conférence de M. Herman-Prins Salomon
No full textSalomon Herman-Prins. Conférence de M. Herman-Prins Salomon. In: École pratique des hautes études, Section des sciences religieuses. Annuaire. Tome 98, 1989-1990. 1989. pp. 275-279
Urodeta spatulata Sruoga & De Prins 2009
No full textUrodeta spatulata (Sruoga & De Prins, 2009) “ Perittia spatulata, new species ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2009. Zootaxa 2172: 17–21, figs 1, 15, 34, 35, 44–49. Transferred to Urodeta by Kaila & Sugisima (2011: 16). Type locality: Kenya, Arabuko Sokoke Forest, 15 km W Gede, 03° 17 'S 039° 59 'E, 50 m. Type specimens: Holotype 3, 17.iii. 2004, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 463, in RMCA; Paratypes 53 and 11 Ƥ, same locality data as holotype, 17.iii. 2004, 01.iv. 2004, 02.iv. 2004, 05.iv. 2004, 06.iv. 2004, 08.iv. 2004, leg. J. De Prins, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slides MRAC / KMMA 00464–00472, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Kenya (Sruoga & De Prins 2009: 21).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on page 56, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
Phyllonorycter gozmanyi De Prins & De Prins 2007
No full text52. Phyllonorycter gozmanyi J. & W. De Prins, 2007 (Figs 102, 103, 262–264, 343, 403) Phyllonorycter gozmanyi — De Prins & De Prins (2007: 49–56; figs 1, 3, 5, 7, 9–11). Diagnosis. Phyllonorycter gozmanyi is generally similar in appearance to P. farensis, P. pavoniae and P. rhynchosiae. However, it differs from P. farensis by its darker ochreous reflection along costa and presence of black scales at tornus. Male genitalia have some definite distinguishable features. Valva with two lobe projections is unique within the genus. In females, the strongly sclerotized boomerang-like fold sterigma around antrum, membraneaous area and a stellate signum are shared with other species in the rhynchosiae species group. Female genitalia of P. gozmanyi are very similar to those of P. farensis, but the ratio of distance between ostium bursae and anterior margin of segment VII versus the distance between ostium bursae and posterior margin of segment VII is larger than 3 in P. gozmanyi (3.86 and 3.09 respectively) and approximately 2 in P. farensis. Material examined. Holotype: ♂, [1] ‘ Cameroon: / North Province / Faro riverside, 289 m / 08°22’N, 012°51’E / 29.xi.2003 / leg. J. De Prins’; [2] ‘gen. prep. De Prins 3635♂’; [3] ‘DePrins 103’; [4] ‘MRAC/KMMA 00278’; [5] ‘HOLOTYPE ♂/ Phyllonorycter / gozmanyi / De Prins & De Prins, 2007 ’; [6] Specimen ID: ‘ RMCA ENT 000002959 ’, in RMCA Paratypes: 2♀ (including 2♀ genitalia preparations). Cameroon: 1♀, North Province, Faro riverside, 289 m, 08°22’N, 012°51’E, 01.xii.2003, leg. J. De Prins; gen. prep. De Prins 3636♀; MRAC/KMMA 00280; PARATYPE ♀ Phyllonorycter gozmanyi De Prins & De Prins, 2007; specimen ID: RMCA ENT 000002960, in RMCA. 1♀, North Province, Faro riverside, 289 m, 08°22’N, 012°51’E, 01.xii.2003, leg. J. De Prins; gen. prep. De Prins 3637♀; MRAC/KMMA 00281; PARATYPE ♀ Phyllonorycter gozmanyi De Prins & De Prins, 2007; specimen ID: RMCA ENT 000002961, in RMCA; DNA voucher CLV13507, in CCDB. Redescription. Adult (Figs 102, 103). Forewing length: 3.1 mm. Head: Vertex tufted with golden brown, intermixed with white, piliform scales; frons shiny white with sparse piliform scales and smooth white scaling without sheen below antennae. Maxillary and labial palpi light beige, proboscis dirty white. Labial palpus slightly longer than eye, with suffusion of brown scales outwardly, drooping. Antenna as long as forewing or slightly shorter, pedicel and flagellomeres golden brown above with dark ochreous suffusion, more intense in coloration apically; scape golden brown, whitish along ventral margin; sparse white pecten, reaching 1.5× flagellomere length. Thorax: Mesothorax golden brown with mixture of whitish scales, tegulae brown, darker at their bases with paler whitish scales apically; metathorax shiny golden ochreous. Forewing elongate, ground colour golden ochreous brown with white markings consisting of two transverse fasciae, two costal and one dorsal strigulae; basal streak absent; first fascia at 1/5, angulated, irregular, broader at dorsum, running from base of forewing and forming a patch in which white scales intermix with shiny bronze scales; a row of sparse black scales basally edging first fascia and reaching midline; second fascia at 1/3, angulated, edged with row of black scales basally; first costal and first dorsal strigulae at 2/3, opposite each other, almost of equal size, narrow, comma-shaped, tapering towards apex, touching each other at midline; some black scales stretching irregularly from junction of costal and dorsal strigulae into apical sector; apical sector covered with greyish fuscous brown, intermixed with black and few dirty white scales; second costal strigula at apex, dirty white, comma-shaped, without shine, bordered basally by small patch consisting of 6–8 black scales along costa; posteriorly with row of 4–5 black scales around apex, not reaching costa, and with patch of black scales at middle of apical sector; outer margin of apical sector edged with line of black scales; with second faint parallel line at tornus; fringe long, pale golden with slight shine, preceded by dirty ochreous shade. Hindwing pale fuscous, shiny; fringe shiny pale gold to grey. Fore coxa greyish fuscous; femur dark greyish fuscous; tibia and tarsomeres dark fuscous except pale grey bases of first two tarsomeres and apex of tarsomere V. Mid-leg femur white; tibia dirty white, with two rows of dark blackish brown scales preceded by ochreous brown and forming circular band at base, with two rows of dark blackish brown scales intermixed with ochreous and dark fuscous at 1/2 forming obscure band, and with irregular patch of dark blackish intermixed with fuscous subapically; tarsomeres I–III dirty white, clearly ringed with blackish brown subapically; tarsomere IV golden white; apex of terminal tarsomere pale golden. Hindleg femur pale beige; hind tibia dirty white becoming dark grey dorsally from 1/2 to apex and with row of 4–5 brown scales subbasally, tibial spurs white with slight intermixture of few darker scales, terminated with white hair-like scales reaching 2/3 of tarsomere I; apices of tarsomeres I–III marked with dark brown scales, terminal tarsomeres white. Abdomen: Greyish brown dorsally, white ventrally. Eighth sternum of male slightly tapering to rounded apex. Male genitalia (Figs 262–264). Tegumen lightly sclerotized, apex conical, tuba analis not protruding. Valvae symmetrical, valva of moderate width, 1.5× longer than eighth sternum, gradually widening, 1.5× wider at apex than at base, rounded apically; costal margin more thickly sclerotized, medially with sparse short setation from middle to apex; each valva with bilobed projections extending from base to apex; ventral projection gradually broadening at 2/3, tapering distally, with rounded apex; both projections forming a 90° angle; dorsal (upper) projection broadening from very narrow bases, forming a triangular pointed peak at ¼, followed by slight depression, then to both margins of projection running parallel and connecting with apex of valva; both projections covered medially with sparse setae becoming slightly thicker at apical sector of dorsal projection; dorsal projection slightly more thickly sclerotized than ventral one; median surface of valva overlapping with surface of dorsal projection. Vinculum narrow, U-shaped, thickly sclerotized, especially laterally, slightly broadening caudally; saccus slender 2/3 as long as valva, slightly broadening caudally. Transtilla well developed, U-shaped strongly sclerotized, as long as vinculum but slightly thicker with two lateral processes as long as horizontal bar of Ushaped transtilla and attached to vinculum arms and aedoeagus. Aedoeagus about twice as long as valva, bulging proximally, gradually tapering, becoming slender and straight near middle, parallel-sided distally; coecum about 1/ 4 total length of aedoaegus; vesica with two elongate, rod-like, thickly sclerotized cornuti on dorsal and ventral sides (clearly visible at 200× enlargement), about 1/5 total length of aedoeagus. Female genitalia (Fig. 343). Papillae anales moderate, connected dorsally, 1.5× wider than long, shaped like reverse triangles, weakly sclerotized except anterior margins, with few longer setae mostly basally, 1/2 shorter setae along apical margin intermixed with small and slender microtrichiae; basal sclerotized bar rather wide ventrad from posterior apophyses, narrower dorsally; a slender needle-like weakly sclerotized projection going from basal bar of papillae anales and reaching middle of segment VIII. Posterior apophyses thickly sclerotized, ca. 240 and 250 µm (n = 2) long, with triangular bases, straight, of medium width in basal half, gently tapering in apical half, apex pointed. Segment VIII thickly sclerotized, connected ventrally by weak dorsal connection, about as long as papillae anales; anterior apophyses slightly longer than posterior ones, ca. 250 and 260 µm (n = 2) in length, slender, gently tapering towards apices, almost parallel to each other, reaching anterior 1/3 of segment VII. Ostium bursae located in posterior 1/3 of sternum VII; antrum thickly sclerotized and shaped like short tube; sterigma lamella antevaginalis forming large sclerotized boomerang-like fold on which is ostium bursae is located. Ductus bursae almost twice as long as sternum VII, 560 and 690 µm (n = 2) long, ca. 1/3 as wide as antrum, with initial section more thickly sclerotized, followed by long unsclerotized section. Corpus bursae moderate, rounded, about half as long as ductus bursae, with large oval membranous area, set with fine short spines, also with small, stellate circular signum set with 16 fine spines in middle and 21 broad, marginal, dentate rays; spermatheca located in posterior part of segment VI, ductus speermathecae is short, consisting of tightly compact 31–32 spiral curves, smaller in diameter in anterior half of ductus spermathecae. Variation. There is a slight variation in amount of black scales present at tornal sector. Habitat. Adults were collected at light in savannah, north of the Faro River basin. The vegetation at this site is dominated by Terminalia (Combretaceae). A photograph from the type locality is shown in De Prins & De Prins (2007: 55). Host plant(s). Unknown. Flight period. Adults fly at the end of November and early December. Distribution. (Fig. 403). Known only from one locality in Faro River Reserve, North Province of Cameroon (De Prins & De Prins 2007: 56).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Kawahara, Akito Y., 2012, Systematics, revisionary taxonomy, and biodiversity of Afrotropical Lithocolletinae (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae), pp. 1-283 in Zootaxa 3594 (1) on pages 141-143, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3594.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/605212
Urodeta absidata Sruoga & De Prins 2011, sp. n.
No full textUrodeta absidata Sruoga & De Prins, 2011 “ Urodeta absidata, sp. n. ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2011. Zootaxa 3008: 4–5, figs 1, 3, 4, 13–22. Type locality: Cameroon, North Province, Faro River Camp, 08° 23 'N 012° 49 'E, 275 m. Type specimens: Holotype 3, 09.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 594, in RMCA; Paratype 1 Ƥ, same locality data as holotype, 02.xii. 2003, leg. J. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 595, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Cameroon (Sruoga & De Prins 2011: 5).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on page 53, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
Urodeta crenata Sruoga & De Prins 2011, sp. n.
No full textUrodeta crenata Sruoga & De Prins, 2011 “ Urodeta crenata, sp. n. ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2011. Zootaxa 3008: 7–8, figs 1, 3, 4, 50–55. Type locality: Cameroon, North Province, Faro River Camp, 08° 23 'N 012° 49 'E, 275 m. Type specimens: Holotype 3, 01.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 610, in RMCA; Paratype 13, same locality data as holotype, 09.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 611, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Cameroon (Sruoga & De Prins 2011: 8).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on page 54, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
Urodeta cuspidis Sruoga & De Prins 2011, sp. n.
No full textUrodeta cuspidis Sruoga & De Prins, 2011 “ Urodeta cuspidis, sp. n. ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2011. Zootaxa 3008: 8–9, figs 1, 3, 4, 56–63. Type locality: Cameroon, North Province, Faro River Camp, 08° 25 'N 012° 47 'E, 275 m. Type specimens: Holotype 3, 04.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 612, in RMCA; Paratypes 33, same locality data as holotype, 01.v. 2005, 04.v. 2005, 09.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slides MRAC / KMMA 00613–00615, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Cameroon (Sruoga & De Prins 2011: 9).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on page 54, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
Urodeta faro Sruoga & De Prins 2011, sp. n.
No full textUrodeta faro Sruoga & De Prins, 2011 “ Urodeta faro, sp. n. ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2011. Zootaxa 3008: 9, figs 1, 3, 4, 64–71. Type locality: Cameroon, North Province, Faro River Camp, 08° 23 'N 012° 49 'E, 275 m. Type specimens: Holotype Ƥ, 09.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 622, in RMCA; Paratypes 2 Ƥ, same locality data as holotype, 04.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; 28.iv–09.v. 2005, leg. K. Larsen & T. Zandersen; genitalia slides MRAC / KMMA 0 0 623, 0 0 644, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Cameroon (Sruoga & De Prins 2011: 9).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on page 54, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
Phyllonorycter farensis De Prins & De Prins 2007
No full text50. Phyllonorycter farensis J. & W. De Prins, 2007 (Figs 99, 100, 257, 258, 342, 401) Phyllonorycter farensis — De Prins & De Prins (2007: 56–58; figs 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12). Diagnosis. The wing pattern of this species resembles other Afrotropical Phyllonorycter that possess two fasciae, two costal and one dorsal strigulae on the forewing. It resembles P. gozmanyi very closely, but differs from the latter by its brighter, golden ochreous coloration without any fuscous greyish shading in the costal and tornal sectors of the forewing. In male genitalia P. farensis is easily distinguishable from most of the Afrotropical Phyllonorycter by the very broad and modified transtilla, an extraordinary long saccus, and aedoeagus (see description below). Female genitalia of P. farensis are similar to P. pavoniae and P. ocimellus for sharing sterigmatic fold-like cuticle sclerotization on segment VII, small ring-like sterigmatic lamellae around ostium bursae, large membranous signum area on corpus bursae and stellate signum. Females of P. farensis can be separated from P. pavoniae and P. ocimellus only by a combination of external and internal (genital) morphological characters (as described below). Female genitalia of P. farensis are almost indistinguishable from those of P. gozmanyi, except very subtle differences like ostium bursae in P. farensis is located on segment VII anteriad than in P. gozmanyi. The ratio of distance between ostium bursae and anterior margin of segment VII versus the distance between ostium bursae and posterior margin of segment VII is about 2 (1.87 and 2.07 respectively) in P. farensis and more than 3 in P. gozmanyi. Material examined. Holotype: ♂, [1] ‘ Cameroon: / North Province / Faro riverside, 289 m / 08°23’N, 012°49’E / 24.xi.2003 / leg. J. De Prins’; [2] ‘gen. prep. De Prins / 3634♂’; [3] ‘DePrins 102’; [4] ‘MRAC/KMMA 00279’; [5] ‘HOLOTYPE ♂ / Phyllonorycter / farensis / De Prins & De Prins, 2006; Specimen ID: [6] ‘ RMCA ENT 000002948 ’, in RMCA. Paratype: 1♀ (including 1♀ genitalia preparation). Cameroon: North Province, Faro riverside, 289 m, 08°23’N 012°49’E, 25.xi.2003, leg. J. De Prins; gen. prep. De Prins 3633♀; MRAC/KMMA 00282; ‘PARATYPE ♀ Phyllonorycter farensis De Prins & De Prins, 2006 ’; specimen ID: RMCA ENT 000002962, in RMCA; DNA voucher CLV13607, in INRA. Additional material: 1♀ (including 1♀ genitalia preparation). Democratic Republic of the Congo: Ht [Haut] Katanga, Tshinkolobwe, 18.iv.1931, J. Romieux, gen. prep. De Prins 3525♀, in MHNG. Redescription. Adult. (Figs 99, 100). Forewing length: 2.7 mm. Head: Vertex tufted with golden brown scales; frons shiny, white, with few intermixed brown piliform scales below antennae. Labial palpus slightly longer than eye, whitish beige with infusion of sparse brown scales outwardly, with ratio of segments from base 1:2:1. Maxillary palpus and proboscis light beige. Antenna as long as forewing or slightly shorter, pedicel whitish shiny above and ochreous beneath; flagellomeres with dark ochreous suffusion of stripes, apical flagellomere ochreous; scape golden light beige, with pecten consisting of a few piliform white scales as long as scape. Thorax: Golden brown with mixture of whitish scales, tegula brown. Forewing elongate, ground colour golden ochreous brown with white markings consisting of one transverse fascia, two costal and two dorsal strigulae; with suffusion of white scales not forming clearly defined streak basally. first dorsal strigula at 1/4, long, extending along 3/4 of width of forewing, oblique, tapering towards costa but not reaching it; first fascia at 1/3, angulated, irregular, broader at dorsum and forming patch, edged with a row of black scales basally; a row of a few black scales basally edging fascia and reach midline of forewing; first costal and second dorsal strigulae at 2/3, not regularly shaped, opposite each other, with a few black scales interspersed irregularly between them; second costal strigula at apex, indistinct, white, comma-shaped; with few black scales at tornus; outer margin of apical sector not edged with dark scales; fringe long, ochreous apically and dirty white dorsally. Hindwing pale fuscous, shiny; fringe pale fuscous, shiny. Fore coxa dark fuscous; for femur dark brown with suffusion of black scales; for tibia and tarsomeres dark brown, with beige apices. Midleg femur ochreous; mid-tibia dirty white with suffusion of a few dark ochreous scales; tarsomeres I–IV dirty white; apex of terminal tarsomere ochreous. Hindleg femur white basally and brown apically; hind tibia dirty white with some ochreous scales subapically, tibial spurs white, short; tarsomeres I–IV white; last tarsomere dirty white. Abdomen: Greyish brown dorsally, white ventrally; without conspicuous sex-scaling. Sternum VIII of male moderate, rounded caudally. Male genitalia (Figs 257, 258). Tegumen lightly sclerotized, apex conical with slender sparse scobination from 1/2 to apex; tuba analis not protruding. Valvae symmetrical, of moderate width, costal margin running almost straight, ventral margin roundly tapering from broad basal part to smoothly pointed apex; basal sector wide, 1/2 as broad as length of valva; valva with short thick setae from 1/2, more densely set at apex; each valva from 1/2 to apex with rounded, elongate, weakly sclerotized, half-moon shaped projection; projection as broad as half of valva at base, covered with abundant setae that become more dense, thicker, and shorter towards apex. Vinculum broad, U-shaped, thickly sclerotized, broadening caudally towards base of saccus; saccus very long and slender, twice as long as valva. Transtilla very strongly modified, broad, slender, covering base of valva. Aedoeagus very long, ca. 3× as long as valva and ca. 1.5× as long as saccus, slightly enlarged at coecum; vesica with four narrow needle-like cornuti parallel to one another along about 1/7 total length of aedoeagus; dorsal surface of distal 1/3 of aedoeagus covered with tiny scales (visible at 400×). Female genitalia (Figs 342). Papillae anales moderate, flatterened caudally, with gently rounded lateral sides, 1.5× wider than long, light sclerotized except anterior margins, with long setae of equal length mostly basally; basal sclerotized bar rather wide, strongly sclerotized ventrad from posterior apophyses, narrower dorso-ventrally; a slender needle-like weakly sclerotized projection going from basal bar of papillae anales and reaching middle of segment VIII. Posterior apophyses strongly sclerotized, ca. 230 and 250 µm (n = 2) long, with broad triangular bases, straight, broader at basal 1/2, gently tapering from 1/2 to apex, apically pointed. Segment VIII sclerotized, connected ventrally with weak dorsal connection, about 1.5 as long as papillae anales; anterior apophyses slightly longer than posterior ones, ca. 240 and 260 µm (n = 2) long, slender, gently tapering towards apices, almost parallel to each other, reaching middle of segment VII. Ostium bursae located in submedial sector of sternum VII, antrum short tube, well sclerotized; sterigma forming large sclerotized boomerang-like fold of cuticle. Ductus bursae about 0.60 mm long, 1/3 diameter of antrum, with initial section more sclerotized, as long as boomerang-like fold, followed by long unsclerotized section. Corpus bursae moderate, rounded, about half as long as ductus bursae, with large irregular membranous area set with fine short spines, also with small, stellate circular signum set with 21 and 23 (2 specimens) broad, marginal, dentate rays. Variation. There is a slight variation in the coloration intensity of the hind and mid-legs. Stellate signum has 21 rays in the paratype and 23 rays in the additional specimen. DNA sequences. A COI barcode is available (Molecular sample code: Pfar [JX888179]; Table S1). Habitat. Adults were collected at a black-light in small grassy area with randomly distributed trees less than 5–7 m tall on the Faro riverbank close to water (De Prins & De Prins 2007: 55). Host plant(s). Unknown. Flight period. Adults fly in mid-April and late November. Distribution. (Fig. 401). Known from the North Province of Cameroon (De Prins & De Prins 2007: 58) and from the south of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (new record).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Kawahara, Akito Y., 2012, Systematics, revisionary taxonomy, and biodiversity of Afrotropical Lithocolletinae (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae), pp. 1-283 in Zootaxa 3594 (1) on pages 138-140, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3594.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/605212
Urodeta aculeata Sruoga & De Prins 2011, sp. n.
No full textUrodeta aculeata Sruoga & De Prins, 2011 “ Urodeta aculeata, sp. n. ”— Sruoga, V. & De Prins, J. 2011. Zootaxa 3008: 6, figs 1, 3, 4, 33–36. Type locality: Cameroon, North Province, Faro River Camp, 08° 25 'N 012° 47 'E, 275 m. Type specimens: Holotype 3, 04.v. 2005, leg. J. & W. De Prins; genitalia slide MRAC / KMMA 0 0 601, in RMCA. Host plant (s): Unknown. Distribution: Cameroon (Sruoga & De Prins 2011: 6).Published as part of Prins, Jurate De & Sruoga, Virginijus, 2012, A review of the taxonomic history and biodiversity of the genus Urodeta (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae), with description of new species, pp. 41-62 in Zootaxa 3488 on pages 53-54, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21018
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