Agrotis llanoi, Kohler, 1953

Blas, German San, Rodríguez-Ramírez, Joanna Valeria, Hausmann, Axel, Buchsbaum, Ulf & Navarro, Fernando, 2025, Illustrated catalogue of the type specimens of Noctuidae (Lepidoptera: Noctuoidea) described by Pablo E. Köhler, Zootaxa 5593 (1), pp. 1-87 : 47

llanoi ( Agrotis ), 1953a: 16. [ Noctuinae . Noctuini ] ( Fig. 155 )

Current status. Feltia llanoi [ San Blas et al. 2019]

Type status (description). Cotypes in Köhler’s and Llano’s collections .

Type locality and collectors. [ Argentina]—[Buenos Aires]: Bolivar , iii.1951 (R. Llano). Slides #708 y 711 .

Type specimens. ZSM: Lectotype ♂. Argentina, Prov. Buenos Aires, Bolivar, 23.II.1947, R. Llano leg. Old label: R. Argentina , Bolivar, F.C.S., 23.II.47, Raul J. Llano. Genitalia slide #702. Paralectotype ♂. Same data. Genitalia slide #703.

Figures. Köhler, 1953a: fig. 1 male genitalia (#711), fig. 3.5 adult. Köhler, 1967: fig. 42 holotype (♂).

Remarks. Redescription and lectotype designation by San Blas et al. (2019)

Figures

FIGURES 146–161. Dorsal view of type specimens with its respective labels. 146. syntype of Brachygalea lavata Köhler, (1952) 1951 (ZSM). 147. ♂ syntype of Agrotis leonina Köhler, 1958 (ZSM). 148. ♂ allotype of Crimona leuca Köhler, 1979 (IFML). 149. ♀ syntype of Eriopyga lilacea Köhler, 1947 (ZSM). 150. ♂ lectotype of Borolia lilloana Köhler, 1947 (IFML). 151. ♀ syntype of Cirphis lilloana Köhler, 1947 (ZSM). 152. ♂ holotype of Scotia liniclinans Köhler, 1967 (IFML). 153. ♂ holotype of Pseudoleucania litoralis Köhler, 1979 (IFML). 154. ♂ holotype of Agrotis livens Köhler, 1958 (ZSM). 155. ♂ lectotype of Agrotis llanoi Köhler, 1953 (ZSM). 156. ♂ holotype of Eucoptocnemis loncopuensis Köhler, 1961 (IFML). 157. ♂ holotype of Scriptania lucens Köhler, 1979 (IFML). 158. ♀ holotype of Paranicla lucida Köhler, 1959 (IFML). 159. ♂ holotype of Altiplania luetscheri Köhler, 1979 (IFML). 160. ♂ holotype of Pseudoleucania luetscheri Köhler, 1967 (IFML). 161. ♂ holotype of Tisagronia luetscheri Köhler, 1967 (IFML). Scale bars= 10 mm. Photo credits: 146–147, 149, 151, 154–155 M. Pogue.