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10 March 2008
Publications of the Cesa \r\ 2008
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Muhabbet Kemal
The following 24 publications were issued in January-March of 2008.
1. Kemal,M., 2008, Images from the Cesa Expeditions and Studies within the frame of the Cesa Project
Diversity of the Lepidoptera in the World (DLW). Cesa News 1:2-11, figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entlep/Cesal.pdf
2. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.K.Kemal, 2008, Diversity of the Lepidoptera in the World (DLW), A project
supported by the Cesa. Cesa News 2: 1-9.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entlep/Cesa2.pdf
3. Kemal,K.M. & I.Akdeniz, 2008, Scientific note: On the Early Stages of Princeps demoleus
(Linnaeus, 1758) in South East Turkey (Lepidoptera, Papilionidae). Cesa News 2: 9-13, 17 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entlep/Cesa2.pdf
4. Kemal,M.K., 2008, Abstracts of the recent publications of the Cesa. Cesa News 3:2-12.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa3.pdf
5. Kemal,M., 2008, Illustrations concerning the activities in 2005 on research and education in Chiang Mai
University North Thailand. Part I - Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden (Chiang Mai Thailand) (QSBG). Cesa
News 3: 13-16, 8 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa3.pdf
6. Kemal,M., 2008, Illustrations concerning the activities in 2005 on research and education in Chiang Mai
University North Thailand. Part II - Chiang Mai University Campus and Educational Activities (Chiang
Mai Thailand). Cesa News 4: 1-12, 23 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa4.pdf
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7. [Ko9ak,A.6.], 2008, Irregular meeting of the Cesa. Cesa News 5: 1-4, 7 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa5.pdf
8. Kemal,M.K., 2008, Information about the scientific activities of the Cesa in Africa. A short note on the
studies of the Lepidoptera on the Soutpansberg Mountains (Limpopo, South Africa). Cesa News 6: 1-12,
60 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa6.pdf
9. Kemal,M. & A.O.Ko^ak, 2008, First scientific trip to the South West Van lake Region (6-8
March,2008). CesaNews 7: 1-15, 25 figs.
http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/Cesa7.pdf
10. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, New synonyms in the genus group names of some Moths (Lepidoptera,
Noctuidae, Geometridae). Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 1.
Abstract: - In this paper, three genus group names proposed by Ozdikmen in 2008 in the families
Noctuidae and Geometridae are placed here as invalid objective synonyms.
11. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Notes on the nomenclature of some genus group names m Arthropoda.
Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 2.
Abstract: - In this paper, two preoccupied genus group names are replaced by new names in the family
Poecilasmatidae (Maxillopoda) and Bracodidae (Hymenoptera, Insecta).
12. Kemal,M., 2008, On the nomenclatural status of Colias alpherakii pakistana Ko9ak,1980 (Lepidoptera,
Pieridae). Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 3.
Abstract: - In this paper, availability of the taxon Colias alpherakii pakistana Ko9ak,1990 from North
Pakistan is discussed from the nomenclatural standpoint.
13. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Description of a new species Echthromyrmex sehitlerolmez sp.n.
(Planipennia, Myrmeleonidae) from South East Turkey. Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 4-5, map.
Abstract: - In this paper, a new species Echthromyrmex sehitlerolmez sp.n. from South East Turkey in the
family Myrmeleonidae is described.
14. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, A replacement name for a genus in Diapsididae from Borneo, Sarawak
(Homoptera, Coccoidea). Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 6.
Abstract: - In this paper, a replacement name Takagina (nom.nov.) is proposed due to the homonymy of
Damaia Takagi,2003.
15. Ko9ak,A.6. & Kemal,M., 2008, A replacement name for a subspecies of Spargania magnoliata (Gn.) in
the U.S.A. (Hydriomenini, Larentiinae, Geometridae, Lepidoptera). Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 7.
Abstract: - In this paper, a replacement name Spargania magnoliata ssp. yuroka (nom. nov.)
(Geometridae) is proposed due to the secondary homonymy.
16. Ko9ak,A.6. & K.Kemal, 2008, Some nomenclatural notes on the Geometridae (Lepidoptera). Cent. ent.
Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 8-9.
Abstract: - In this short note, some nomenclatural changes in the species group taxa of the family
Geometridae are proposed: These are as follows; Cyclophora conspicillaria (Snellen, 1874) (sp.rev.),
Macaria binazira (nom. nov.), Nemoria yellowrosea (nom.nov.), Hypochrosis hausmanni (nom.nov.).
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17. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Josefrazowskia nom. nov. in Afrotropical Tortricidae (Lepidoptera).
Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 9.
Abstract: - In this note, a replacement name Josefrazowskia (nom. nov.) from South Africa is established
in the family Tortricidae due to the homonymy.
18. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, A replacement name Ahoyemenia nom.nov. from Yemen (Lepidoptera,
Noctuidae). Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 10.
Abstract: - In this note, a replacement name Ahoyemenia (nom. nov.) is established in the family
Noctuidae due to the homonymy.
19. Kemal,M., 2008, Corrigenda. Cent. ent. Stud., Misc. Pap. 138: 11.
20. Ko9ak,A.6., Kemal,M. Seven,S. 6zkol,H. & L.Kay ci, 2008, Noctuidae fauna of the Caucasus Region
(Lepidoptera). Priamus Suppl. 11: 1-128, 7 tables, 10 maps, 11 figs.
Abstract: - This original faunal study contents partial results of the Cesa Projects, Lepidoptera of Asia
(LAS). Totally 1299 species group taxa (943 species) of the family Noctuidae of the Caucasus Region
(including Southern Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaidjan and Turkey (in part) are listed and evaluated
faunistically for the first time. List of the Caucasian species occur also in various Zoogeographical Realms
and Regions are presented. Zoogeographically, the Caucasian Noctuidae species are also evaluated.
Caucasian species occuring in various zoogeographical realms and regions are given as lists. They are also
evaluated with their representing rates. Endemism of the 175 Noctuidae species in Caucasus District and in
adjacent territories are evaluated. For this purpose some maps are prepared. Local faunal lists of the Russian
Republics in northern Caucasus (Rostov, Stavropol, Krasnodar, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia,
North Ossetia, Ichkeria, Ingushetia, Kalmykia and Daghestan) are given. Faunal lists on the Noctuidae of the
states of the Transcaucasus, i.e., Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaidjan are rather incomplete, therefore they are
evaluated in the general list of the Caucasian Noctuidae. Species lists of the Noctuidae of four provinces of
Turkey in Caucasus are listed. Finally, Taxonomical Evaluation of the Taxonomists described Noctuidae
species and subspecies represented currently in the Caucasian Fauna are presented for the first time.
21. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, First attempt for a list of the patronyms in the Lepidopterology based
upon the Info-System of the Cesa. Priamus Suppl. 12: 1-89.
Abstract: - The present publication is the first attempt in preparing a comprehensive list of the patronyms
among the genus- and species group names in the Lepidopterology. Totally 5175 patronyms of the
Lepidoptera, found especially in the Old World are listed alphabetically under the related families.
Preliminary evaluations on the patronyms of 17 selected authors are made. Valid patronyms in the species
group taxa of the following authors recorded in the Cesa Databank are listed and their numbers are
discussed: Herbulot (42), Staudinger (59), Meyrick (7), Hampson (27), Butler (22), Boisduval (20), Guenee
(8), L.B.Prout (22), Ragonot (7), Jackson (43), Trimen (20), Sattler (2), Amsel (47), W.Warren (8), Walker
(15), Hewitson (12), and Moore (22).
22. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Synonymical and distributional list of the Lepidoptera of Turkey -
I. Tortricidae. Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 13: 1-39.
Abstract: - In this publication, totally 457 species of the family Tortricidae found in Turkey are listed
alphabetically. Synonymous names arranged chronologically are given to each species. Provincial
distributions in Turkey are mentioned as codes and added to 365 species.
23. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Geometridae of South Africa with revised species list of Transvaal
(Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Gauteng), a temporary results of the Cesa Project Lepidoptera of South Africa
(LZA), 27 pp. (pdf) http://www.members.tripod.com/entcesa/zageom.pdf [referenced by Zoologisches
Staatssammlung Mtinchen in FORUM HERBULOT, Identification Tools/Inventories, Afrotropical
Region: South Africa/Transvaal: http://www.herbulot.de/Herbulot Reg/links.htm
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24. Ko9ak,A.6. & M.Kemal, 2008, Patronymic names in Lepidoptera I- A list of the scientific names
referring to the persons based upon the Info-System of the Cesa. 212 pp. 32 figs. Cesa & YYU
Publication.
Foreword: This is a comprehensive publication on the patronymic names in the order Lepidoptera. The
authors searched the names by using the database programs of the Cesa, and arranged a name list in
alphabetical order under the related Lepidopteran families. Totally 7024 patronymic names are evaluated in
this book.
According to the temporary results of the studies made in the period of 24 decades between the years of
1758 and 2008, against the pure descriptive names of the Lepidopteran taxa, other kinds of names, namely,
patronymic, geographical, mytological, etc. have been increasing gradually. In the last period, after the
Second World War, the number of the patronymic names proposed varies from 410 to 722, based upon the
information of the Cesa. Comparing with the numbers of the patronymic names proposed in 18. Century,
numbers of the proposed names increased more than 20 times at the present time. In general, the patronymic
names are proposed in honour of esteemed persons in a country. All these cases reflect openly the
importance of the using patronymic names. For the purpose of initiating and establishing a primary basis for
further scientific investigations of these little known side of the scientific names in the Lepidoptera, this book
has been prepared.
In this book, some patronymic names are explained etymologically, the complementary illustrations on the
scientific information or the original digital images of the butterfly and moth species themselves taken by the
authors in their natural environments are given for the first time.
In order to use the facilities of this electronical publication, the readers should open this book by using the
latest Version of Acrobat Reader and connected with the internet. In this case, the references given as open
URL addresses can be easily accessed by clicking the mouse.
Finally, we would like to explain the system of the publications within the Cesa. Publication mediums of
the Cesa are printable either on paper (Priamus, Miscellaneous Papers, Memoirs), or digital (Priamus
Supplement, some series of Iconographia Insectorum), or DVD films on CDs. All these publication mediums
are connected within this system. Consequently, all the papers published by the authors as partial results of
the Cesa Projects are also connected with other Cesa publications. More information about all kind activities
of the Cesa may be accessable in the Cesa News online http://www.cesa-tr.org/Cesanews.htm
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Centre for Entomological Studies
Ankara
(A scientific Consortium)
(co-operation of research worl<:ers for pure-scientific, not commercial purpose)
Web Page of the Cesa: http://www.cesa-tr.org/
Scientific Serials: Priamus & Supplement (ISSN 1015-8243)^ Miscellaneous Papers (ISSN 1015-8235) ^
Memoirs (ISSN-8227)^ DVD Films'*, Iconographia Insectorum^ Cesa Publications on African Lepidoptera
(series)^, Cesa News [online]^, Cesa Books ^
Owners / Sahipleri - Editors / Yayincilar: Prof. Dr. Ahmet Omer Ko9ak (c/o Ytiztincti Yil University,
Turkey) - Editor Assistent: Asst. Prof Dr. Muhabbet Kemal Ko9ak (c/o Ytiztincti Yil University, Turkey).
Editorial Board of all Scientific Serials / Biitiin Bilimsel Yayinlarin Yayin Kurulu: Insecta, taxonomy,
nomenclature, ecology, faunistics: Prof Dr. Ahmet Omer Ko9ak (Ytiztincti Yil Universitesi, Turkey), Asst.
Prof Dr. Muhabbet Kemal Ko9ak (Ytiztincti Yil University, Turkey), Asst. Prof Dr. Selma Seven (Gazi
University, Turkey), General Entomology: Assoc. Prof Dr. Paitoon Leksawasdi (Chiang Mai University,
Faculty of Science, Thailand); Homoptera: Dr. Emine Demir (Turkey). Orthoptera: Dr. Piotr Naskre9ki
(Connecticut University, U.S.A.), Asst. Prof Dr. Mustafa Unal (Abant tzzet Baysal University, Turkey),
Asst. Prof Dr. Yusuf Htiseyinoglu (Mersin University, Turkey), Asst. Prof Dr. Ya§ar Gtilmez (Gazi Osman
Pa§a University, Tokat). Coleoptera / Chrysomelidae: Assoc. Prof M.S.Mohammedsaid (Malaysia). - Plant
taxonomy, flora and vegetation: Prof Dr. Mecit Vural (Gazi University, Turkey).
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Correspondences should be addressed to: Prof Dr. Ahmet Omer Ko9ak, c/o Ytiztincti Yil University, Fen-
Edebiyat Faktiltesi, Biyoloji Boltimti, Kampus, Van / Turkey. - e-mail: cesa_tr@yahoo.com.tr
All serials are recorded regularly by the Zoological Record, Biosis, Garforth House, 54 Micklegate, York,
North Yorkshire, fax (01904) 612793 - DCS@york.biosis.org
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