COI barcodes for identification of Merodon hoverflies (Diptera, Syrphidae) of Lesvos Island, Greece
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Auteurs : G. St Hls ; A. Vujic ; C. Pérez-Ba On ; S. Radenkovic ; S. Rojo ; T. PetanidouSource :
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DNA barcoding has become a useful system for linking different biological life stages, and for identification of species within a known taxonomic framework. In this study, we generated mitochondrial DNA COI barcodes using adult specimens of all 22 species of the hoverfly genus Merodon (Diptera, Syrphidae) occurring on Lesvos island (Greece). The generated COI barcodes could well discriminate between all Merodon taxa of Lesvos, except for M. loewi and M. papillus that shared the same haplotype, despite their clear morphological differences. In addition, the barcodes revealed two cases of hitherto unknown morphologically cryptic species close to M. avidus and M. nigritarsis, respectively. Because only few successful rearings of immature stages of Merodon hoverflies are available, the larval host plant remains unknown for these phytophagous taxa. The obtained COI barcode library for the Merodon spp. of Lesvos will constitute a tool to link any unknown immature stages with already known species, and thus provide important life‐history information and promise for ecological studies.
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In this study, we generated mitochondrial DNA COI barcodes using adult specimens of all 22 species of the hoverfly genus Merodon (Diptera, Syrphidae) occurring on Lesvos island (Greece). The generated COI barcodes could well discriminate between all Merodon taxa of Lesvos, except for M. loewi and M. papillus that shared the same haplotype, despite their clear morphological differences. In addition, the barcodes revealed two cases of hitherto unknown morphologically cryptic species close to M. avidus and M. nigritarsis, respectively. Because only few successful rearings of immature stages of Merodon hoverflies are available, the larval host plant remains unknown for these phytophagous taxa. 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Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. Please note: Wiley‐Blackwell are not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing material) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article. Key for Lesvos species of genus Merodon Figs S1–8 Right antenna, inner view (basoflagellomere and pedicel); 1. Merodon longicornis; 2. M. erivanicus; 3. M. testaceus; 4–5. M. pruni; 6. M. albifrons; 7–8. M. sp. nova 3; 1, 4, 6, 7 males; 2, 3, 5, 8 females. Figs S9–13 Left hind femur and tibia, lateral view; 9. Merodon serrulatus; 10. M. clunipes; 11. M. loewi; 12. M. papillus; 13. M. sp. nova 5; 9, 10 females; 11–13 males. Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. Please note: Wiley‐Blackwell are not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing material) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article. Key for Lesvos species of genus Merodon Figs S1–8 Right antenna, inner view (basoflagellomere and pedicel); 1. Merodon longicornis; 2. M. erivanicus; 3. M. testaceus; 4–5. M. pruni; 6. M. albifrons; 7–8. M. sp. nova 3; 1, 4, 6, 7 males; 2, 3, 5, 8 females. Figs S9–13 Left hind femur and tibia, lateral view; 9. Merodon serrulatus; 10. M. clunipes; 11. M. loewi; 12. M. papillus; 13. M. sp. nova 5; 9, 10 females; 11–13 males. Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. Please note: Wiley‐Blackwell are not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing material) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article. Key for Lesvos species of genus Merodon Figs S1–8 Right antenna, inner view (basoflagellomere and pedicel); 1. Merodon longicornis; 2. M. erivanicus; 3. M. testaceus; 4–5. M. pruni; 6. M. albifrons; 7–8. M. sp. nova 3; 1, 4, 6, 7 males; 2, 3, 5, 8 females. Figs S9–13 Left hind femur and tibia, lateral view; 9. Merodon serrulatus; 10. M. clunipes; 11. M. loewi; 12. M. papillus; 13. M. sp. nova 5; 9, 10 females; 11–13 males. Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. Please note: Wiley‐Blackwell are not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing material) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article. Key for Lesvos species of genus Merodon Figs S1–8 Right antenna, inner view (basoflagellomere and pedicel); 1. Merodon longicornis; 2. M. erivanicus; 3. M. testaceus; 4–5. M. pruni; 6. M. albifrons; 7–8. M. sp. nova 3; 1, 4, 6, 7 males; 2, 3, 5, 8 females. Figs S9–13 Left hind femur and tibia, lateral view; 9. Merodon serrulatus; 10. M. clunipes; 11. M. loewi; 12. M. papillus; 13. M. sp. nova 5; 9, 10 females; 11–13 males. Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. Please note: Wiley‐Blackwell are not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing material) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article. Key for Lesvos species of genus Merodon Figs S1–8 Right antenna, inner view (basoflagellomere and pedicel); 1. Merodon longicornis; 2. M. erivanicus; 3. M. testaceus; 4–5. M. pruni; 6. M. albifrons; 7–8. M. sp. nova 3; 1, 4, 6, 7 males; 2, 3, 5, 8 females. Figs S9–13 Left hind femur and tibia, lateral view; 9. Merodon serrulatus; 10. M. clunipes; 11. M. loewi; 12. M. papillus; 13. M. sp. nova 5; 9, 10 females; 11–13 males. Figs S14–16 Male genitalia, left surstylus, lateral view; 14. Merodon serrulatus; 15. M. clunipes; 16. M. erivanicus; x, posterior surstyle lobe; y, anterior surstyle lobe; c, lateral protuberance. Figs S17–24 Male genitalia; 17–20. left surstylus, lateral view; 21–24. theca; 17, 21. Merodon testaceus; 18, 22. M. nigritarsis; 19, 23. M. femoratoides; 20, 24. M. sp. nova 1; d, basal projection of theca; e, lingula. 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