Armadolides manobo (Acola, Naredo & Eusebio, 2002), 2023

Armadolides manobo (Acola, Naredo & Eusebio, 2002) View in CoL n. comb.

( Fig. 3-6 & 72G)

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Eubulides manobo Acola, Naredo & Eusebio, 2002: 7 View in CoL , fig. 3.

HT, ♀: Philippines: Mindanao Island , Mt. Mahuson, Apo Range, Sitio V,Brgy.Mahungkok,Magpet,NorthCotabato[CMZ,No.51000] ;

PT, 4 ♂: Philippines: Mindanao Island, Mt. Mahuson , Apo Range, Sitio V, Brgy.Mahungkok, Magpet, North Cotabato [CMZ, No’s 51001 to 51004] .

Material examined

5 ♀, 3 ♂, 1 ♀ (juvenile): Philippines, Mindanao, Bukidnon, Intavas IV. 2010, local collector [ RBINS] ;

1 ♀: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukidnon, Mt. Kitanglad , II.2009, localcollector, I. Lumawig [ RBINS] ;

2 ♀: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukidnon, Intavas , V.2010, 8°16’N 124°59’E, leg I. Lumawig, gift from B. Kneubühler, I.G.32.613 [ RBINS] GoogleMaps ;

1 ♀: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukidnon, Valencia, leg I. Lumawig, gift from B. Kneubühler, I.G.32.613 [ RBINS] ;

1 ♀: Philippinen, Mindanao Id., Bukidnon Prov., Municipality Sumilau, Intavas, local collector II.2010 [ FH, No. 1350-1] ;

1 ♀, 1 ♂: Philippinen, Mindanao Id., Bukidnon Prov., Municipality Cabanglasan, local collector XII.2012 [ FH, No. 1350-2 to 3] .

Remarks. – It is noteworthy that the type specimens from Mount Mahuson, Apo Range are notably larger than the other examined specimens from throughout the Budidnon Province ( Tab. 1). Moreover, the latter specimens appear somewhat slenderer in shape and have all elements of thoracic armature, but the posterior meso- and metanotals in particular, more pronounced and spinose. Acola et al. (2022: 11) stated the host plant at Mount Mahuson to be Saurauia sp. ( Actinidiaceae ).

– A. Habitus, dorsal view [RBINS]. – B. Habitus, lateral view [RBINS]. – C. Habitus,ventralview [RBINS]. – D. Head and thorax in dorsal view [RBINS]. – E. Head and thorax in lateral view [RBINS]. – F. Lateralviewof body (epiproctdetached) [FH 1350-1]. – G. Terminalia in dorsal view [RBINS]. – H. Terminalia in ventral view [RBINS]. – J. Terminalia in lateral view [RBINS].

– A. Habitus dorsal view. – B. Habitus lateral view. – C. Habitus ventral view. – D. Head and thorax in dorsal view. – E. Head and thorax in lateral view. – F. Terminalia in dorsal view. – G. Terminalia in ventral view. – H. Terminalia in lateral view.

– A. ♀ head, pro- and mesothorax lateral view [ FH 1350-1 ]. – B . ♀ head, pro- and mesonotum dorsal view [ FH 1350-1 ]. – C . ♀ head, pro- and mesosternum ventral view [ FH 1350-1 ]. – D . ♂ head, pro- and mesothorax lateral view [ FH 1350-2 ]. – E . ♂ head, pro- and mesonotum dorsal view [ FH 1350-2 ]. – F . ♂ head, pro- and mesosternum ventral view [ FH 1350-2 ]. – G . ♀ left hind leg in intero-lateral view [ FH 1350-1 ]. – H . ♀ terminalia in ventral view (epiproct detached) [ FH 1350-1 ]. – J. Terminalia of ♂ in lateral view [ FH 1350-2 ]. – K. Terminalia of ♂ in dorsal view [ FH 1350-2 ] .

Distribution. – Mindanao, endemic. Province North Cotabato (Mt. Apo Range, Mount Mahuson Magpet [CMZ] – type locality); Province Bukidnon (Sumilao, Intavas [FH, RBINS]; Cabanglasan [FH]; Mount Kitanglad [RBINS]; Valencia [RBINS]).