A catalogue of Japanese
Trichoptera
Family Glossosomatidae Ulmer
Author: Naotoshi KUHARA
E-mail: naotoshi.kuhara[AT]nifty.com
Last updated: 6 Sept. 2024
Subfamily Agapetinae Martynov
Genus Agapetsu Curtis
Seven species of this genus have been recorded in Japan. Iwata
(1927a, b) recorded European species, Agapetus comatus
Pictet and A. fuscipes Curtis from Japan based on larval
specimens, but Tsuda (1958) and Nozaki et al. (1994)
pointed out his identifications were wrong.
Agapetus annulicornis (Matsumura, 1907)
Hydroptilus annulicornis Matsumura 1907, 195-196, adult.
Agapetus annulicornis: Matsumura 1931, 1135-1136, female,
Hokkaido, Honshu (without specimen data).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 297-298.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Type locality. Japan
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).
Remarks. Color, size and wing venation of female were
described (Matsumura 1931) but the genitalia has not been described
so far.
Agapetus budoensis Kobayashi
1982
Agapetus budoensis Kobayashi 1982a, 17, pl. 11, male,
Honsyu (Niigata).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Morita 1995a, 33, Honshu (Mie).
Ito et al. 1997, 24, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-454, male, female, larva.
Kuhara et al. 2007, ap. 68, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Hiyama, Oshima).
Katsuma 2012b, 64, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Tanaka 2016, 1, 3, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tanida 2016, 75.
Hattori 2018, 516-517, 520-521, male, female, larva.
Tanaka 2023, 43, Honshu (Akita).
Type locality. Honshu (Niigata), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).
Agapetus hieianus (Tsuda, 1942)
Synagapetus hieianus Tsuda 1942a, 250-251, male,
Honshu (Shiga).
Agapetus hieianus: Ross 1956, 164.
Kobayashi 1982a, 16-17, male.
Moriya 1994, 73-74, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Kagaya et al. 1998, 39, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-454, male.
Kawase and Hayashi 2010, 84, Honshu (Shimane).
Kawase and Morita 2010, 37, Honshu (Shiga).
Inazu and Nishida 2011, 179, male, female, Honshu (Hyogo).
Inazu 2013b, 55, Honshu (Hyogo).
Tanida 2016, 75.
Ito 2017a, 3, Honshu (Fukui).
Nojima 2017, 113, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2018,520-521, male.
Type locality. Honshu (Shiga), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Agapetus inaequispinosus Schmid,
1970
Agapetus inaequispinosus Schmid 1970, 116-118, male.
Ito et al. 1999, 25-27,
Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2000a, 27, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2000b, 28-30, Hokkaido (Soya).
Hattori 2005, 448-454, male, female, larva.
Nakano et al. 2007, 40, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Ito and Kubo 2011, 6, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Kuhara 2011, 51, 60, 71, Hokkaido (Sorachi).
Ito 2013, 51, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito and Nagasaka 2014, 9, Hokkaido (Sorachi).
Ito and Kuhara 2016, 15, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nozaki 2016, 316-317, 430, male.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Ito 2017b, 40, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Hattori 2018, 516-517, 520-521, male, female, larva.
Ito and Kuhara 2023, 61, Hokkaido (Soya, Kamikawa).
Type locality. Mongolia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido), Russia (south Kuril,
Sakhalin, east Siberia), Mongolia.
Agapetus komanus (Tsuda) 1942
Synagapetus komanus Tsuda 1942a, 252-253, male,
Honshu (Nagano).
Agapetus komanus: Ross 1956, 144, 160, male.
Kobayashi 1982a, 14, male.
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Kuhara 2001, 17, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-454, male.
Shimura 2015, 52, Fukue-jima.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Hattori 2018, 520-521, male.
Kuhara et al. 2023, 18, Kyushu (Kagoshima).
Type locality. Honshu (Nagano), Japan
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, Fukue-jima).
Agapetus sibiricus Martynov 1918
Agapetus sibiricus Martynov 1918, 49-50, male.
Ross 1956, 160.
Mey and Nozaki 2006, 24, Honshu (Shiga).
Nozaki and Tanida 2007, 244-245, male, Honshu (Shizuoka).
Inazu 2008, 67, Honshu (Hyogo).
Kawase and Morita 2010, 37, Honshu (Shiga).
Mano 2010, 21-23, Honshu (Aichi).
Nakamura 2010, 238, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Kawase and Hayashi 2011a, 172, Honshu (Shimane).
Kawase and Hayashi 2011b, 191, Honshu (Shimane).
Inazu and Nishida 2011, 179, male, Honshu (Hyogo).
Inazu 2012, 5, Honshu (Hyogo).
Nishimoto and Nishimoto 2014, 63, Honshu (Aichi).
Nozaki 2016, 70, 316-317, 430, 449, male, Shikoku (Kochi).
Tanida 2016, 75.
Ito 2017a, 3, Honshu (Fukui).
Kawase et al. 2017, 26, Honshu (Shiga).
Kobayashi et al. 2017, 17, Honshu (Shiga).
Nojima 2017, 113, Honshu (Okayama).
Morita 2019, 22, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 2020b, 80, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki et al. 2019, 168, Honshu (Nagano).
Yamamoto et al. 2019, 70, Shikoku (Ehime).
Katsuma 2020, 15, Kyushu (Oita).
Yamamoto 2023, 31, Shikoku (Ehime).
Synagapetus japonicus Tsuda 1940, 194, male,
Honshu (Saitama). Synonymized by Kim (1974).
Tsuda 1942a, 250, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1942b, 263-264, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1943, 163, 165, Honshu (Kyoto).
Akagi 1957, 65, larva, Honshu (Shiga).
Tsuda 1959, 136, larva.
Tsuda and Akagi 1962, 128-129, larva.
Agapetus japonicus: Ross 1951, 353.
Ross 1956, 144, 160, male.
Tani 1977, 199, male.
Kobayashi 1982a, 13-14, pl. 10, male, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Kugo and Nozaki 1990, 62, Honshu (Hyogo).
Nozaki and Gyotoku 1990, 16, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 14, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Tani and Nakamura 1997, 62, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Morita 1999, 82, Honshu (Mie).
Nakano and Tanida 1999, 277, Honshu (Nara).
Morita 2001c, 337, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2002, 166-167, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura et al. 2003, 152, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Uenishi and Yoshitaka 2004, 15, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2005, 452-454, male, female.
Nozaki and Nakamura 2005, 218-219, Honshu (Shimane).
Kameyama and Nakamura 2006, 188, Honshu (Tottori).
Kameyama et al. 2006, 91, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura and Fukui 2006, 243, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura et al. 2006, 101, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 92-93, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura and Hajiri 2007, 197, Honshu (Shimane).
Katsuma 2007, 17, Honshu (Tochigi).
Kameyama et al. 2009, 110, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Hattori 2018, 520-521, male, female.
Yashiro et al. 2020, 185, Koshikijima-retto.
Type locality. southern Siberia (Sajan Mountains), Russia
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu,
Koshikijima-retto), Russia (Sachalin, Primorye, Khabarovsk, South
Siberia), Korea, Taiwan.
Remarks: Agapetus japonicas was synonymized under A.
sibricus by Kim (1974), but he did not show any evidence of
the synonym. Therefore, the former name had been used in Japan until
2007 when Nozaki and Tanida (2007) confirmed the synonym by
comparing Japanese adult specimens and illustrations of Korean
specimen.
Hattori (2005) included Shikoku in the distribution area of this
species, but reliable records with specimen data in Shikoku have not
been published so far.
Agapetus yasensis Tsuda 1942
Synagapetus yasensis Tsuda 1942a, 251-252, male,
Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1943, 164, Honshu (Kyoto).
Agapetus yasensis: Ross 1956, 164.
Kobayashi 1982a, 16-17, male.
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Sameshima and Sato 1994, 65-74, life cycle, Honshu (Nara).
Morita 1995b, 96, Honshu (Mie).
Tanida 1997, 448, Ryukyu (Okinawa).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 40, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Morita 2000, 59, Honshu (Mie). (misspelled as "yassensis")
Yoshitaka 2004, 27, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-454, male, female, larva, Kyushu,
Ryukyu (Yakushima).
Yamamoto and Ito 2014, 9, Shikoku (Ehime).
Nozaki 2016, 317, 430, male.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Hayashi et al. 2017, 79, Kyushu (Miyazaki).
Kuhara and Ito 2017, 16, Ryukyu (Yakushima).
Katsuma 2017, 39-40, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Nojima 2017, 113, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2018, 516-517, 520-521, male, female, larva.
Yamamoto et al. 2021, 71, Shikoku (Ehime).
Type locality. Honshu (Kyoto), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Ryukyu
(Yakushima, Okinawa-jima)).
Genus Electragapetus Ulmer
Four species of this genus have been recorded in Japan. Inazu and
Nishida (2014) showed pictures of male genitalia of an identified
species of the genus.
Electragapetus kuriensis Kobayashi 1987
Electragapetus kuriensis Kobayashi 1987, 21, 24-27, male,
female, Honshu (Shimane).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Hattori 2005, 452-453, 455, male.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Type locality. Honshu (Shimane), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Electragapetus (Eoagapetus)
mayaensis Kobayashi 1982
Electragapetus mayaensis Kobayashi 1982a, 11-12, pl.
8, male, Honshu (Yamagata).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-453, 455, male, female.
Tanida 2016, 75.
Type locality. Honshu (Yamagata), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Electragapetus (Eoagapetus)
tsudai Ross 1951
Electragapetus tsudai Ross 1951, 353, 355, male,
Honshu (Fukushima).
Ross 1956, 143, 158, male.
Kobayashi 1982a, 10-11, male.
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Kagaya et al. 1998, 40, Honshu (Tokyo, Yamanashi).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-453, 455, male, female, larva.
Katsuma 2012b, 64, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Tanida 2016, 75.
Katsuma 2017, 39, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Type locality. Honshu (Fukushima), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Electragapetus (Eoagapetus)
uchidai Kobayashi 1982
Electragapetus uchidai Kobayashi 1982a, 12, pl. 9, male,
Honshu (Saitama).
Moriya 1994, 73, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 298.
Moriya 1997, 63, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1997a, 33, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 40, Honshu (Tokyo, Yamanashi).
Nozaki 2004, 1234, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Hattori 2005, 448, 452-453, 455, male, female, larva.
Moriya and Kubota, 2012, 134, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 2016, 317, 430, male.
Tanida 2016, 76.
Type locality. Honshu (Saitama), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Subfamily Glossosomatinae Wallengren
Genus Glossosoma Curtis
Eleven species of this genus have been recorded in Japan. Nozaki et
al. (1994) pointed out larval records of Glossosoma
boltoni and G. vernale Pictet in Japan by Iwata
(1927a, b) are wrong.
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
altaicum (Martynov 1914)
Mystrophora altaica Martynov 1914, 72-75, male,
female.
Martynov 1934, 76-79, male.
Mystrophora lauta Tsuda 1940, 191-192, male,
Honshu (Kyoto). Synonymized by Ross (1956).
Tsuda 1942a, 250, male,
Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1942b, 263-264, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1943, 163, 165, 166, Honshu (Kyoto).
Kobayashi 1959, 345, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Glossosoma altaicum: Ross 1956, 136, 155, male.
Tani 1977, 199, male.
Yamanouchi 1978, 9, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Tanida 1980, 136, Honshu (Ishikawa)(altaica).
Kobayashi 1982a,8-9, pl. 6, male, Honshu(Iwate, Kanagawa,
Niigata), Kyushu (Fukuoka) (misspelled as "alticum").
Vshivkova 1986, 63-66, male, female.
Morita 1988, 4, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki 1988a, 41, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1988b, 46, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Morita 1989, 40, Honshu (Mie).
Kugo and Nozaki 1990, 62, Honshu (Hyogo).
Morita 1990, 32, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki and Gyotoku 1990, 16, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Hatta and Nozaki 1991, 203, Honshu (Tokai).
Kugo and Nozaki 1991, 8, Honshu (Hyogo).
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 14, pl. 3, male, female, Kyushu
(Fukuoka).
Morita 1993a, 5, Honshu (Mie).
Tanida and Takemon 1993, 243, Honshu (Kyoto).
Moriya 1994, 74, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 299.
Tanida et al. 1995, 3, Honshu (Nara).
Ito et al. 1997, 24, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Moriya 1997, 64, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nakajima et al. 1997, 13, 18-19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Nishiharu 1997b, 59, Honshu (Fukui).
Nozaki 1997a, 33, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1997b, 28, Honshu (Tokyo).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 41, Honshu (Tokyo).
Morita 1998a, 71, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 1998b, 13, Honshu (Mie).
Kuranishi and Yamamoto 2000, 64, Shikoku (Ehime).
Morita 2001b, 219, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 2001c, 337, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2002, 167, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura et al. 2003, 152, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki 2004, 1234, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Uenishi and Yoshitaka 2004, 15, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2005, 448-451, male, female, larva.
Ishiwata et al. 2005, 242, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Katsuma 2005a, 5, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Katsuma 2005b, 12, Honshu (Tochigi, Gumma).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2005, 219, Honshu (Shimane).
Kameyama and Nakamura 2006, 188, Honshu (Tottori).
Kameyama et al. 2006, 91, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Katsuma 2006, 41, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Mey and Nozaki 2006, 24, Honshu (Gifu, Shiga).
Nakamura et al. 2006, 101, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Torii and Hattori 2006, 34, Honshu (Shizuoka).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 92-93, Honshu (Tottori, Hiroshima).
Inazu 2008, 67, Honshu (Hyogo).
Kuhara 2008, 89, 95, female, Hokkaido (Hiyama, Oshima).
Morita 2008, 721, Honshu (Mie).
Muramatsu 2008, 3, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Kameyama et al. 2009, 110, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Tanaka 2009b, 18, Honshu (Akita).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Hiyama, Oshima).
Katsuma 2010, 85, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kawase and Morita 2010, 37, Honshu (Mie, Shiga).
Mano 2010, 21-23, Honshu (Aichi).
Nakamura 2010, 238, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakamura and Kita 2010, 88, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki 2010, 216, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Tanaka 2010a, 17, Honshu (Akita).
Inazu and Nishida 2011, 180, male, female, Honshu (Hyogo).
Kawase and Hayashi 2011a, 172, Honshu (Shimane).
Kawase and Hayashi 2011b, 191, Honshu (Shimane).
Inazu 2012, 5, Honshu (Hyogo).
Katsuma 2012b, 64, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Moriya and Kubota, 2012, 134, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Inazu 2013c, 69, Honshu (Hyogo).
Kawase and Morita 2014, 4, Honshu (Shiga).
Kuranishi and Kikuchi 2014, 362, Honshu (Yamagata).
Katsuma 2015, 91, Honshu (Fukushima).
Morita and Kawase 2016, 21-23, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Nakamura 2016, 22, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki 2016, 71, 318-319, 430, 449, male, female, Shikoku
(Kochi).
Tanaka 2016, 1, 3, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tanida 2016, 76.
Ito 2017a, 3, Honshu (Fukui).
Kawase et al. 2017, 26, Honshu (Shiga).
Kobayashi et al. 2017, 17, Honshu (Shiga).
Nojima 2017, 113, Honshu (Okayama).
Tanaka 2018a, 20, 23, female, Honshu (Akita).
Nozaki et al. 2019, 168, Honshu (Nagano).
Morita 2020a, 45, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 2020b, 80, Honshu (Mie).
Tezuka et al. 2021, 42, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Tanaka 2022, 34, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2023, 43, Honshu (Akita).
Higuchi 2024, 25, Honshu (Ishikawa, Toyama).
Tanaka 2024, 27, Honshu (Akita).
Type locality. Altai, Russia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shioku, Kyushu),
Russia (south Kuril, Sakhalin, Primorye, Khabarovsk, south Siberia),
Korea, China (Heilongjiang), Mongolia.
Remarks. In Hokkaido, distribution of this species is
restricted in southwestern part and G. neffi, which is
closely similar species, is distributed instead of G. altaicum
in the other area (Kuhara, 2008). This species, however, has been
recorded in eastern Hokkaido by some reports, one of which was
confirmed to be misidentification of the latter (see “Glossosoma
(Synafophora) neffi”).
A record of this species in Akita, Honshu by Tanaka (2009a) was
deleted by Tanaka (2010b).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
dulkejti (Martynov 1934)
Eomystra dulkejti Martynov 1934, 84-85, 327, male,
Russia.
Glossosoma dulkejti: Ross 1956, 155.
Tani 1977, 199, male.
Yamanouchi 1978, 9, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Tanabe 1980, adult, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Vshivkova 1986, 68-69, male, female.
Kuhara et al. 1993, 18, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara and Ito 1994, 20, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuranishi and Kuhara 1994, 1223, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 299.
Ito et al. 1997, 24, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Kuhara 1997b, 95, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Nakajima et al. 1997, 13, 18-19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Ito et al. 1998a, 12-15, 17, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Ito et al. 1999, 25, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ohkawa 1999, 40-44, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Ito et al. 2000a, 27-28, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2000b, 28-30, Hokkaido (Soya).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 247, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Kuhara and Sato 2001, 64, Rishiri-to.
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 107, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2004, 12, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Morse and Yang 2004, 58, 60, 69, male.
Hattori 2005, 448-450, 452, male, female, larva.
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 52, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nakano et al. 2007, 40, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Kuhara 2008, 87-88, 95, female, Hokkaido.
Muramatsu 2008, 4, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Ito et al. 2009, 8, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Ito 2010, 130 Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi, Hiyama,
Oshima).
Ito and Kubo 2011, 6, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Kuhara 2011, 51, 71, Hokkaido (Sorachi, Ishikari, Iburi).
Ito 2013, 51-52, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Tokachi).
Ijima and Tsuchiya 2014, 28, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku, Tokachi).
Ito and Nagasaka 2014, 9, Hokkaido (Sorachi).
Ito and Kuhara 2016, 15, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku, Kushiro, Tokachi).
Nozaki 2016, 318-319, 430, male, female.
Tanida 2016, 76.
Ito 2017b, 40-41, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Hattori 2018, 516-519, male, female, larva.
Ito and Kuhara 2023, 62, Hokkaido (Soya, Kamikawa), Rebun-to.
Type locality. Great Shantar Island, Far East Russia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Rebun-to), Russia (Far East).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
hospitum (Tsuda 1940)
Mystrophora hospita Tsuda 1940, 192-193, male,
Honshu (Nagano).
Tsuda 1941, 104-105, Honshu (Nagano).
Glossosoma hospitum: Ross 1956, 155.
Tani 1977, 199, male.
Kobayashi 1982a, 7-8, male.
Nozaki et al. 1994, 299.
Nozaki 1997a, 33, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 41, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Morse and Yang 2004, 60.
Hattori 2005, 448-450, 452, male, female, larva.
Torii and Hattori 2006, 34, Honshu (Shizuoka).
Tanida 2016, 76.
Hattori 2018, 516-519, male, female, larva.
Type locality. Honshu (Nagano), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
japonicum Kobayashi 1972
Glossosoma japonicum Kobayashi 1972, 7-9, pl. 2, male,
Honshu (Kanagawa). (japonica)
Kobayashi 1983, 32-33, Honshu
(Kanagawa). (misspelled as “Clossosoma japonica”)
Tanida 2016, 76.
Kobayashi 1982a, 6-7, pl. 5, male, Honshu (Kanagawa),
Kyushu (Fukuoka) (japonica).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 300 (japonica).
Type locality. Honshu (Kanagawa), Japan
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Kyushu).
Remarks. Hattori (2005) pointed out this species should be
reexamined.
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
neffi Arefina 2000
Glossosoma neffi Arefina 2000, 21-22, male, female.
Morse and Yang 2004, 60.
Kuhara 2008, 88-89, 95, female, Hokkaido (Kushiro,
Tokachi, Soya, Kamikawa, Sorachi, Ishikari, Hidaka, Iburi,
Shiribeshi, Hiyama).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Hiyama, Oshima).
Kuhara 2011, 51, 71, Hokkaido (Sorachi, Ishikari).
Ito and Kuhara 2016, 15, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Tanida 2016, 76
Ito 2017b, 41, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Ito and Kuhara 2023, 62, Hokkaido (Soya).
Glossosoma altaicum?: Ito et al. 1999,
25, Hokkaido (Kushiro). Mentioned by Kuhara (2008).
Ito et al. 2000a, 28,
Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 247, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Glossosoma sp.: Nagayasu et al. 2003, 107, Hokkaido
(Ishikari). Mentioned by Kuhra (2008).
Glossosoma altaicum: Ijima and Tsuchiya 2014, 28,
Hokkaido (Ohotsuku). Misidentification mentioned by Ito and Kuhara
(2016).
Type locality. Khabarovsk, Russia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido), Russia (Sakhalin,
Khabarovsk).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
nichinkata Schmid 1971
Glossosoma nichinkata Schmid 1971, 618-619, male,
Honshu (Nagano).
Tanida 1982a, 19, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Tanida 1982b, 359, Honshu (Gumma).
Nozaki 1988a, 41, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1988b, 45-46, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki and Gyotoku 1990, 16, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Kugo and Nozaki 1990, 63, Honshu (Hyogo).
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 14, pl. 3, male, female, Kyushu
(Fukuoka).
Morita 1993b, 107, Honshu (Mie).
Moriya 1994, 74, Honshu (Kanagawa, Yamanashi).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 300.
Kuranishi and Ohtaka 1996, 14, Honshu (Aomori).
Nozaki 1997a, 33, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Moriya 1997, 64, Honshu (Kanagawa, Yamanashi).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 41-42, Honshu (Tokyo, Yamanashi).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2002, 167, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Shinoda 2003, 145, Honshu (Yamashina).
Morse and Yang 2004, 58, 60, male forewing.
Hattori 2005, 448-450, 452, male, female, larva.
Ishiwata et al. 2005, 242, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Mey and Nozaki 2006, 24, Honshu (Nagano).
Kameyama and Nakamura 2006, 188, Honshu (Tottori).
Nakamura et al. 2006, 101, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 92-93, Honshu (Tottori).
Kawase and Morita 2010, 37, Honshu (Mie).
Inazu and Nishida 2011, 180, female, Honshu (Hyogo).
Katsuma 2012a, 53, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Katsuma 2012b, 64, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Moriya and Kubota, 2012, 134, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Inazu 2013c, 69, Honshu (Hyogo).
Kawase and Morita 2014, 4, Honshu (Shiga).
Katsuma 2015, 91, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Morita and Kawase 2016, 21-23, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Nakamura 2016, 22, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki 2016, 318-319, 430, male, female.
Tanaka 2016, 1, 3, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tanida 2016, 76.
Ito 2017a, 3, Honshu (Fukui).
Kawase et al. 2017, 26, Honshu (Shiga).
Nojima 2017, 113-114, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2018, 516-519, male, female, larva.
Tanaka 2018a, 20, 23, female, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2018b, 8, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2019a, 27, Honshu (Akita).
Ohtaka et al. 2020, 19, Honshu (Aomori).
Tezuka et al. 2021, 42, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Tanaka 2022, 34-35, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2023, 43, Honshu (Akita).
Higuchi 2024, 25, Honshu (Ishikawa, Toyama).
Tanaka 2024, 27, Honshu (Akita).
Glossosoma speculare Kobayashi 1972, 5-7, pl. 1, male,
Honshu (Kanagawa) (specularis). Synonymized by Tanida
(1982b).
Kobayashi 1982a, 5-6, pl. 3, male,
Honshu (Akita, Kanagawa) (specularis).
Kobayashi 1983, 32-33, Honshu (Kanagawa) (specularis).
Tanida 2016, 76.
Type locality. Honshu (Nagano), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Kyushu).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
sadoense Kobayashi 1982
Glossosoma sadoense Kobayashi 1982a, 6, pl. 4, male,
Sado-ga-shima (sadoensis).
Kobayashi 1984b, 6, Sado-ga-shima (sadoensis).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 300. (sadoensis)
Morse and Yang 2004, 60.
Tanida 2016, 76.
Type locality. Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Sado-ga-shima).
Remarks. Hattori (2005) pointed out this species should be
reexamined.
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
sumitaense Kobayashi 1982
Glossosoma sumitaense Kobayashi 1982a, 9, pl. 7, male,
Honshu (Iwate) (sumitaensis).
Kobayashi 1983, 32-33, Honshu
(Kanagawa) (sumitaensis).
Kobayashi 1984a, 28, Honshu (Kanagawa) (sumitaensis).
Kobayashi 1984c, 18, Hokkaido (Oshima) (sumitaensis).
Kobayashi 1985, 68, Honshu (Kanagawa) (sumitaensis).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 299 (sumitaensis).
Morse and Yang 2004, 60.
Kuhara 2008, 89.
Tanida 2016, 76.
Type locality. Honshu (Iwate), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).
Remarks. Hattori (2005) pointed out this species should be
reexamined.
Glossosoma (Synafophola)
uogatanum Kobayashi 1982
Glossosoma uogatanum Kobayashi 1982a, 5, pl. 2, male,
Honshu (Akita) (partly “uogalanum”).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 30,
selecting specific epithet.
Morse and Yang 2004, 60.
Hattori 2005, 450, 453, male.
Tanaka 2016, 1, 3, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tanida 2016, 76.
Hattori 2018, 518-519, male.
Type locality. Honshu (Akita), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
ussuricum (Martynov 1934)
Mystrophora ussurica Martynov 1934, 79-80, 326-327, male.
Mystrophora inops Tsuda 1940, 193-194, male, Honshu
(Kyoto). Synonymized by Minakawa et al. (2004).
Tsuda 1942a, 250, male,
Honshu (Kyoto), Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Tsuda 1942b, 263-264, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1943, 165, Honshu (Kyoto).
Ishihara et al. 1953, 37, Shikoku (Ehime).
Akagi 1957, 63-64, larva, Honshu (Shiga, Kyoto).
Kobayashi 1959, 345, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Tsuda 1959, 136, larva, case.
Tsuda and Akagi 1962, 128-129, larva.
Kuwada 1965, 163, pl. 82, adult, Shikoku (Ehime).
Glossosoma ussuricum: Ross 1956, 155.
Vshivkova 1986, 72-74, male,
female.
Morse and Yang 2004, 58, 60, 66, 68, male, China (Ji-lin).
Uenishi and Yoshitaka 2004, 15, Honshu (Okayama).
Yoshitaka 2004, 27, Honshu (Okayama).
Hattori 2005, 448-451, male, female, larva.
Ishiwata et al. 2005, 242, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Katsuma 2005a, 5, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Katsuma 2005b, 12, Honshu (Tochigi, Gumma).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 53-54, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2005, 219, Honshu (Shimane).
Katsuma 2006, 41, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kuhara et al. 2006, 45-47, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Mey and Nozaki 2006, 24, Honshu (Nagano).
Torii and Hattori 2006, 34, Honshu (Shizuoka).
Nakamura et al. 2006, 101, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 52, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2007, 147, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Kimura et al. 2007, 166, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuhara et al. 2007, ap. 68, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nakamura and Hajiri 2007, 197, Honshu (Shimane).
Nakamura and Tsujimura 2007, 76, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nakano et al. 2007, 40, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Nakatani et al. 2007, 4, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 92-93, Honshu (Tottori, Hiroshima).
Inazu 2008, 67-68, Honshu (Hyogo).
Katsuma 2008, 40, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kuhara 2008, 87, 95, female, Hokkaido.
Morita 2008, 721, Honshu (Mie).
Muramatsu 2008, 3-4, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Tanida 2008, 248, pl. 92, adult, Shikoku (Ehime).
Aoyagi and Iwasaki 2009, 105, Honshu (Osaka).
Ito et al. 2009, 8, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Ito 2010, 130 Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi, Hiyama,
Oshima).
Kawase and Morita 2010, 37, Honshu (Mie, Shiga).
Kawase et al. 2010a, 108, Honshu (Shimane).
Kobayashi 2010, 140, Honshu (Tochigi).
Mano 2010, 22-23, Honshu (Aichi).
Tanaka 2010a, 17, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2010b, 23, 26, 28, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tsuji et al. 2010, 5, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Inazu and Nishida 2011, 180, male, female, Honshu (Hyogo).
Ito and Kubo 2011, 6, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Katsuma 2011a, 67, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Katsuma 2011b, 50-51, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kuhara 2011, 51, 60, 71, Hokkaido (Sorachi, Ishikari, Hidaka).
Inazu 2012, 5, Honshu (Hyogo).
Katsuma 2012b, 64, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Moriya and Kubota, 2012, 134, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Inazu 2013a, 45, Honshu (Hyogo).
Inazu 2013b, 55, Honshu (Hyogo).
Inazu 2013c, 69-70, Honshu (Hyogo).
Ito 2013, 52, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Ohotsuku, Kushiro).
Ito and Nagasaka 2014, 9, Hokkaido (Sorachi).
Ijima and Tsuchiya 2014, 28, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku, Kushiro).
Kawase and Morita 2014, 4, Honshu (Shiga).
Nishimoto and Nishimoto 2014, 63, Honshu (Aichi).
Yamamoto and Ito 2014, 9, Shikoku (Ehime).
Katsuma 2015, 91, Honshu (Fukushima, Ibaraki).
Shimura 2015, 52, Fukue-jima.
Imasaka et al. 2016, 34, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Ito and Kuhara 2016, 15, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku, Kushiro).
Morita and Kawase 2016, 21-23, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Nakamura 2016, 22, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nozaki 2016, 71, 319-320, 430, 449, male, female, Shikoku
(Kochi).
Nozaki et al. 2016, 324, Honshu (Niigata).
Tanaka 2016, 1-3, male, Honshu (Akita).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Imasaka et al. 2017, 61, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Ito 2017a, 3, Honshu (Fukui).
Ito 2017b, 41, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Kawase et al. 2017, 26, Honshu (Shiga).
Kobayashi et al. 2017, 17, Honshu (Shiga).
Kuhara and Ito 2017, 16, Ryukyu (Yakushima).
Katsuma 2017, 39-40, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Nojima 2017, 114, Honshu (Okayama).
Tanaka 2017, 2, Honshu (Akita).
Hattori 2018, 516-519, male, female, larva.
Shimura and Imasaka 2018, 172, Kyushu (Fukuoka, Oita).
Tanaka 2018a, 20-21, 23, female, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2018b, 8, Honshu (Akita).
Tsuruta 2018, 26, Honshu (Tokyo).
Nozaki et al. 2019, 168, Honshu (Nagano).
Tanaka 2019a, 27, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2019b, 12, Honshu (Akita).
Yamamoto et al. 2019, 70, Shikoku (Ehime).
Shimura and Imasaka 2020, 13, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Yashiro et al. 2020, 185, Koshikijima-retto.
Ohtaka et al. 2020, 19, Honshu (Aomori).
Morita 2020b, 80, Honshu (Mie).
Tezuka et al. 2021, 42, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Yamamoto et al. 2021, 71, Shikoku (Ehime).
Tanaka 2022, 35, Honshu (Akita).
Aoya and Tanaka, 2023, 26, Honshu (Akita).
Tanaka 2023, 43, Honshu (Akita).
Yamamoto 2023, 31, Shikoku (Ehime).
Ito and Kuhara 2023, 62, Hokkaido (Soya, Kamikawa, Rumoi).
Higuchi 2024, 25, Honshu (Ishikawa, Toyama).
Tanaka 2024, 27, Honshu (Akita).
Glossosoma inops: Ross 1956, 136, 155, male.
Kobayashi 1973, 29, Honshu
(Yamagata). Yamanouchi 1976, 1, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Kobayashi 1977, 1-2, 9, female, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Tani 1977, 197, 199, male.
Tanida 1980, 135, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Kobayashi 1982a, 4-5, pl. 1, male, Hokkaido (Ishikari),
Honshu (Yamagata, Saitama, Kanagawa, Niigata), Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Kobayashi 1982b, 96, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Tanida 1982a, 19, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Tanida 1982b, 359, Honshu (Gumma).
Kobayashi 1984a, 28, Honshu (Kanagawa). (sumitaensis)
Kobayashi 1984b, 6, Sado-ga-shima.
Kobayashi 1984c, 18, male, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Kobayashi 1985, 68, Honshu (Kanagawa). (sumitaensis)
Kobayashi 1987, 21, Honshu (Shimane).
Morita 1988, 4-5, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki 1988a, 41, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1988b, 45-46, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Morita 1989, 40, Honshu (Mie).
Kugo and Nozaki 1990, 62, Honshu (Hyogo).
Nozaki and Gyotoku 1990, 16, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Hatta and Nozaki 1991, 203, Honshu (Tokai).
Kugo and Nozaki 1991, 8, Honshu (Hyogo).
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 14, pl. 3, male, female, Kyushu
(Fukuoka).
Kuhara 1992, 46, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Kuhara et al. 1993, 18, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Morita 1993a, 5, Honshu (Mie).
Tanida and Takemon 1993, 243, Honshu (Kyoto).
Kuhara and Ito 1994, 20, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuranishi and Kuhara 1994, 1223, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Morita 1994, 87, Honshu (Mie).
Moriya 1994, 74, Honshu (Kanagawa, Yamanashi).
Nozaki et al. 1994.
Sameshima and Sato 1994, 65-74, life cycle, Honshu (Nara).
Tanida et al. 1995, 3, Honshu (Nara).
Kuranishi and Ohtaka 1996, 14, Honshu (Aomori).
Saito 1996, 15, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Ito et al. 1997, 24, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Kuhara 1997a, 60, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Kuhara 1997b, 95, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Moriya 1997, 64, Honshu (Kanagawa, Yamanashi).
Nakajima et al. 1997, 13, 18-19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Nishiharu 1997a, 37, Honshu (Fukui).
Nozaki 1997a, 33, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Nozaki 1997b, 28, Honshu (Tokyo).
Tani and Nakamura 1997, 62, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Ito et al. 1998a, 12-17, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Ohotsuku).
Itou and Muramatsu 1998, 39, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Kagaya et al. 1998, 41, Honshu (Tokyo, Yamanashi).
Morita 1998a, 71, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 1998b, 13, Honshu (Mie).
Ito et al. 1999, 25-26, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Kushiro Insect Lovers' Sciety 1999, 217, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Nakano and Tanida 1999, 277, Honshu (Nara).
Ohkawa 1999, 40-44, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Ito et al. 2000a, 28, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2000b, 28-29, Hokkaido (Soya).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 247-248, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Kuranishi and Yamamoto 2000, 64, Shikoku (Ehime).
Kuhara 2001, 17, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Morita 2001a, 175, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 2001b, 219, Honshu (Mie) (misspelled as "inopus").
Morita 2001c, 337, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2002, 167, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 107, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nakamura et al. 2003, 152, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Shinoda 2003, 145, Honshu (Yamashina).
Aoyagi et al. 2004, 23, Honshu (Kyoto).
Ito et al. 2004, 12, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Kawase et al. 2004, 107-108, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kuranishi and Satake 2004, 36, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Morita and Kawase 2004, 16, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Kameyama et al. 2006, 91, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Kameyama and Nakamura 2006, 188, Honshu (Tottori).
Type locality. South Ussuri region, Russia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu,
Ryukyu (Yakushima), Sado-ga-shima, Koshikijima-retto), Russia
(central and south Kuril, Sakhalin, Primorye, Khabarovsk, south
Siberia), Korea, China (Heilongjiang, Jinlin).
Glossosoma (Synafophora)
yamanouchii Kuhara 2008
Glossosoma sp.: Yamanouchi 1987, 36, 40, male,
Hokkaido (Tokachi). Mentioned by Kuhara (2008).
Kuhara 1997a, 60, Hokkaido
(Shiribeshi) (sp. 1).
Nakajima et al. 1997, 13, 18-19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Ito et al. 1998a, 15, 17, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Ohotsuku)(sp.
1).
Ito et al. 2000a, 28, Hokkaido (Ishikari) (sp. 1).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 248, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Kuhara et al. 2007, ap. 68, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara 1997b, 95, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Glossosoma yamanouchii Kuhara 2008, 85-87, 92-94, male,
female, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Ohotsuku, Tokachi, Kamiakwa,
Ishikari, Hidaka, Iburi, Shiribeshi, Hiyama, Oshima).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido
(Hiyama, Oshima).
Tsuji et al. 2010, 5, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku).
Kuhara 2011, 51, 60, 71, Hokkaido (Sorachi, Ishikari, Hidaka,
Iburi).
Nozaki 2016, 319-320, 430, male, female.
Tanida 2016, 77.
Tanida 2018, 523, male.
Type locality. Hokkaido (Iburi), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido).
Subfamily Protoptilinae Ross
Genus Padunia Martynov
Eight species of this genus have been recorded in Japan.
Padunia alpina Kagaya and Nozaki 1998
Padunia alpine Kagaya and Nozaki 1998, male,
female, pupa, larva, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 231-232, male,
female, Honshu (Tochigi, Yamashina).
Hattori 2005, 448-449, 452-453, 455, male, female, larval case.
Nozaki 2016, 71, 320, 430, 449, male, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Type locality. Honshu (Yamanashi), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Padunia forcipata Martynov 1934
Padunia forcipata Martynov 1934, 161-163, 330-331, male.
Yamanouchi 1980, 7, Hokkaido
(Tokachi).
Nozaki et al. 1994, 300.
Nakajima et al. 1997, 13, 18-19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Kagaya and Nozaki 1998, 104-105, male, female, larval case,
Hokkaido (Kushiro, Tokachi, Ishikari, Iburi).
Ito et al. 1999, 25, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2000a, 28-29, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Ito et al. 2000b, 30, Hokkaido (Soya).
Hattori 2005, 448-449, 452-453, 455, male, female, larval case.
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 52, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nakano et al. 2007, 40, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 229-231, male, female, Hokkaido
(Kushiro, Ishikari, Oshima).
Ito et al. 2010, 73, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Ito 2013, 52, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Kushiro, Tokachi).
Ijima and Tsuchiya 2014, 28, Hokkaido (Ohotsuku, Kushiro).
Ito and Kuhara 2016, 15, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Ito 2017b, 41, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Ito and Kuhara 2023, 62, Hokkaido (Soya, Kamikawa).
Type locality. East Yakutia (River Amga), Russia.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido), Russia (Siberia), Korea.
Padunia introflexa Nishimoto and Nozaki
2007
Padunia introflexa Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 237-239,
male, female, Honshu (Ibaraki, Shizuoka).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Type locality. Honshu (Shimane), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Padunia obpyriformis Nishimoto and
Nozaki 2007
Padunia obpyriformis Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007,
236-237, male, female, Honshu (Gifu, Shimane).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Higuchi 2024, 25, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Type locality. Honshu (Gifu), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Padunia pallida Nishimoto and Nozaki
2007
Uentrichia sp.: Kobayashi 1959, 345, Kyushu
(Fukuoka). Mentioned by Nishimoto and Nozaki (2007).
Padunia sp.: Gyotoku and Nozaki and Gyotoku 1992, 15,
Kyushu (Fukuoka). Mentioned by Nishimoto and Nozaki (2007).
Nishimoto and Nishimoto 1993, 86-87,
Honshu (Aichi).
Padunia sp. PA: Kagaya and Nozaki 1998, 106, female,
Honshu (Kanagawa, Aichi), Kyushu (Fukuoka). Mentioned by Nishimoto
and Nozaki (2007).
Padunia pallida Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 234-236, male,
female, Honshu (Aichi, Shimane, Hiroshima), Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Kobayashi et al. 2017, 17, Honshu (Shiga, Kyoto).
Nojima 2017, 114, Honshu (Okayama).
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Type locality. Honshu (Aichi), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Kyushu).
Padunia perparva Nishimoto and Nozaki
2007
Padunia perparva Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 241-242, male,
female, Honshu (Hiroshima) (perparvus).
Ito 2013, 52, Hokkaido (Kushiro) (perparvus).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Nojima 2017, 114, Honshu (Okayama).
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Type locality. Honshu (Hiroshima), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).
Padunia ramifera Nishimoto and Nozaki
2007
Padunia ramifera Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007, 239-241, male,
female, Honshu (Iwate).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Nojima 2017, 114, Honshu (Okayama).
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Type locality. Honshu (Iwate), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Padunia rectangularis Nishimoto and
Nozaki 2007
Padunia rectangularis Nishimoto and Nozaki 2007,
232-234, male, female, Honshu (Tochigi, Ibaraki, Aichi).
Katsuma 2015, 91, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Tanida 2016, 77.
Tanida 2018, 523-524, male, female.
Tanaka 2022, 35, Honshu (Akita).
Type locality. Honshu (Aichi), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
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