Pseudomallada

Life-forms

Superregnum: Eukaryota
Supergroup: Unikonta
Cladus: Opisthokonta
Cladus: Holozoa
Regnum: Animalia
Subregnum: Eumetazoa
Cladus: Bilateria
Cladus: Nephrozoa
Cladus: Protostomia
Cladus: Ecdysozoa
Cladus: Panarthropoda
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Hexapoda
Classis: Insecta
Cladus: Dicondylia
Subclassis: Pterygota
Cladus: Metapterygota
Infraclassis: Neoptera
Cladus: Eumetabola
Cladus: Endopterygota
Superordo: Neuropterida
Ordo: Neuroptera
Subordo: Hemerobiiformia
Superfamilia: Chrysopoidea

Familia: Chrysopidae
Subfamilia: Chrysopinae
Tribus: Chrysopini
Genus: Pseudomallada
Species: P. abdominalis – P. alarconi – P. ariadne – P. clathratus – P. cyprinus – P. flavifrons – P. fortunatus – P. genei – P. granadensis – P. ibericus – P. inornatus – P. luctuosus – P. macleodi – P. marianus –P. perfectus – P. picteti – P. prasinus – P. sensitivus – P. sierra – P. subcostalis – P. subcubitalis – P. venosus – P. ventralis – P. venustus – P. zelleri

Name

Pseudomallada Tsukaguchi, 1995

Synonyms

Dichochrysa Yang, 1991
Objective synonym: Navasius Yang & Yang, 1990 [junior homonym]

References

Yang, X-k.; Yang, C-k. 1990: Navasius, a new genus of Chrysopinae (1) (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Acta zootaxonomica sinica, 15: 327–338.
Yang, X-k. 1991: Dichochrysa nom. nov. for Navasius Yang et Yang 1990 (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) nec Esben-Petersen 1936 (Neuroptera: Myrmeleonidae). P. 150 in: Zhang, G-x. (ed.) Scientific Treatise on the Systematic and Evolutionary Zoology, Vol. 1. Popular Science Press, Beijing, China. [not seen]
Oswald, J. 2008: Case 3399. Dichochrysa Yang, 1991 (Insecta, Neuroptera): proposed conservation by ruling that Navasius eumorphus Yang & Yang, 1990 is an available name. Bulletin of zoological nomenclature, 65: 178–182. PDF
Pseudomallada (ITIS Report)
Pseudomallada (Fauna Europaea)

Pseudomallada is a genus of green lacewings in the family Chrysopidae. There are more than 160 described species in Pseudomallada.[2][3][4]

Taxonomy

This genus was originally described in 1990 by Xing-ke Yang and Chi-kun Yang under the name of Navasius. However, the name was a homonym of Navasius Esben-Petersen, 1936, a species of antlion. A replacement name of Dichochrysa was proposed by Yang in 1991.[5] However, a ruling by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature instead maintained priority of the name Pseudomallada Tsukaguchi, 1995, thereby renaming the species previously described under the name of Dichochrysa.[1]
Distribution

Pseudomallada is a Holarctic genus. Five species are described from North America.[6] The majority of species are known from the Palearctic region, particularly from the continents of Asia and Africa.[7]
Species

P. abdominalis (Brauer, 1856) c g
P. aegyptiacus (Navás, 1915) c g
P. alarconi (Navás, 1915) c g
P. albofrontatus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. alcestes (Banks, 1911) c g
P. alliumolens (Hölzel et al., 1997) c g
P. allochromus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. alviolatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. amseli (Hölzel, 1980) c g
P. ancistroideus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. angustivittatus (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. arabicus (Hölzel, 1995) c g
P. arcuatus (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. ariadne (Hölzel, 1978) c g
P. aromaticus (C.-k. Yang & X.-k. Yang, 1989) c g
P. astur (Banks, 1937) c g
P. atrosparsus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. barkamanus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1992) c g
P. basuto (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. benedictae (Séméria, 1976) c g
P. bibens (Hölzel et al., 1997) c g
P. birunganus (Navás, 1924) c g
P. brachychelus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. budongensis (Hölzel, 2001) c g
P. caffer (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. carinatus (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. chailensis (Ghosh, 1977) c g
P. chaoi (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. chlorellus (Navás, 1914) c g
P. chloris (Schneider, 1851) c g
P. choui (C.-k. Yang & X.-k. Yang, 1989) c g
P. clathratus (Schneider, 1845) c g
P. cognatellus (Okamoto, 1914) c g
P. collartinus (Navás, 1932) c g
P. congolanus (Navás, 1911) c g
P. cordatus (X.-x. Wang & C.-k. Yang, 1992) c g
P. cyprinus (Navás, 1932) c g
P. decarynus (Navás, 1924) c g
P. decolor (Navás, 1936) c g
P. deqenanus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1992) c g
P. derbendicus (Hölzel, 1967) c g
P. desertus (Navás, 1912) c g
P. diaphanus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. duplicatus (Navás, 1934) c g
P. edwardsi (Banks, 1940) c g
P. epunctatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. estriatus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. eumorphus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. euryderus (Navás, 1910) c g
P. fanjinganus (C.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang, 1988) c g
P. flammefrontatus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. flavifrons (Brauer, 1851) c g
P. flavinotala (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. flexuosus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. forcipatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1993) c g
P. formosanus (Matsumura, 1910) c g
P. fortunatus (McLachlan, 1882) c g
P. fuscineurus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1992) c g
P. genei (Rambur, 1842) c g
P. gradatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1993) c g
P. granadensis (Pictet, 1865) c g
P. gravesi (Navás, 1926) c g
P. gunvorae (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. hadimensis (Canbulat & Kiyak, 2005) c g
P. hainanus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. hamatus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. handschini (Navás, 1929) c g
P. healdi (Navás, 1926) c g
P. hesperus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. heudei (Navás, 1934) c g
P. hospitalis (Hölzel & Ohm, 1995) c g
P. huashanensis (C.-k. Yang & X.-k. Yang, 1989) c g
P. hubeianus (C.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang, 1990) c g
P. ibericus (Navás, 1903) c g
P. ifraninus (Navás, 1936) c g
P. igneus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. illotus (Navás, 1908) c g
P. incongruus (Fraser, 1951) c g
P. incrassatus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. ingae (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. iniquus (Navás, 1931) c
P. inopinatus (Hölzel & Ohm, 1995) c g
P. inornatus (Navás, 1901) c g
P. irrorellus (Navás, 1936) c g
P. jiuzhaigouanus (X.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang in X.-k. Yang et al., 2005) c g
P. joannisi (Navás, 1910) c g
P. karooensis (Hölzel, 1993) c g
P. kiangsuensis (Navás, 1934) c g
P. kibonotoensis (van der Weele, 1910) c g
P. lii (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. longwangshanus (X.-k. Yang, 1998) c g
P. lophophorus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. luaboensis (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. luctuosus (Banks, 1911) i c g
P. macleodi (Adams and Garland, 1983) i c g
P. maghrebinus (Hölzel & Ohm, 1984) c g
P. makranus (Hölzel, 1966) c g
P. mangkangensis (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. marchionissus (Navás, 1915) c g
P. marianus (Navás, 1905) c g
P. mauricianus (Hölzel & Ohm, 1991) c g
P. mediatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1993) c g
P. medoganus (C.-k. Yang et al. in Huang et al., 1988) c g
P. melanopis (Navás, 1914) c g
P. militaris (Hölzel & Ohm, 2000) c g
P. mira (Hölzel, 1973) c g
P. myassalandicus (Navás, 1914) c g
P. namibensis (Hölzel, 1993) c g
P. nicolainus (Navás, 1929) c g
P. niger (McLachlan, 1869) c g
P. nigricornutus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. nubilatus (Navás, 1910) c g
P. oralis (Navás, 1914) c g
P. parabolus (Okamoto, 1919) c g
P. perfectus (Banks, 1895) i c g
P. perpallidus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. pervenosus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. phantosulus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. phlebius (Navas, 1927) c g
P. picteti (McLachlan, 1880) c g
P. pieli (Navás, 1931) c g
P. pilinota (Dong et al., 2004) c g
P. prasinus (Burmeister, 1839) c g
P. pulchrinus (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. punctilabris (McLachlan, 1894) c g
P. qingchengshanus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1992) c g
P. qinlingensis (C.-k. Yang & X.-k. Yang, 1989) c g
P. raedarii (Hölzel & Ohm, 2000) c g
P. rothschildi (Navás, 1915) c g
P. ruber (Hölzel et al., 1994) c g
P. rubicundus (Hölzel, 1993) c g
P. sansibaricus (Kolbe, 1897) c g
P. sanus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. selenius (Navás, 1912) c g
P. sensitivus (Tjeder, 1940) c g
P. setosus (Hölzel & Ohm, 1995) c g
P. sierra (Banks, 1924) i c g b
P. sjostedti (van der Weele, 1910) c g
P. spadix (Hölzel, 1988) c g
P. spissinervis (Tjeder, 1966) c g
P. subcostalis (McLachlan, 1882) c g
P. subcubitalis (Navás, 1901) c g
P. subflavifrons (Tjeder, 1949) c g
P. sybariticus (McLachlan in Fedchenko, 1875) c g
P. tactus (Navás, 1921) c g
P. teiresias (Hölzel & Ohm, 1982) c g
P. triangularis (Adams, 1978) c g
P. tridentatus (X.-k. Yang & C.-k. Yang, 1990) c g
P. truncatatus (X.-k. Yang et al. in X.-k. Yang et al., 2005) c g
P. ussuriensis (Makarkin, 1985) c g
P. varians (Kimmins, 1959) c g
P. venosellus (Esben-Petersen, 1920) c g
P. venosus (Rambur, 1838) c g
P. ventralis (Curtis, 1834) c g
P. venustus (Hölzel, 1974) c g
P. vernus (C.-k. Yang & X.-k. Yang, 1989) c g
P. viridifrons (Hölzel & Ohm, 1999) c g
P. vitticlypeus (C.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang, 1990) c g
P. wangi (C.-k. Yang et al., 1992) c g
P. wuchanganus (C.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang, 1990) c g
P. xiamenanus (C.-k. Yang et al., 1999) c g
P. yangi (X.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang in X.-k. Yang et al., 2005) c g
P. yunnanus (C.-k. Yang & X.-x. Wang, 1994) c g
P. yuxianensis (Bian & Li, 1992) c g
P. zelleri (Schneider, 1851) c g
P. zulu (Tjeder, 1966) c g

Data sources: i = ITIS,[2] c = Catalogue of Life,[8] g = GBIF,[3] b = Bugguide.net[4]
References

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