Latest Petrophila Moth Research Published

I’m happy to report that my latest research on Petrophila moths has just been published in the Journal of Lepidopterists’ Society: “Identification and Distribution of the Petrophila fulicalis species group (Crambidae): Taking Advantage of Citizen Science Data”, J. Lep. Soc. 75(2):113-127 (June 2021).

This is the latest effort coming out of my interest in this genus and previously highlighted in these journal articles:

https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/40151-sorting-out-feather-edged-and-heppner-s-petrophila (Sept 2020)
https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/39051-another-a-hah-moment-with-petrophila-moths (Aug 2020)
https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/27047-id-guide-6-notes-on-texas-petrophila-identification (Aug 2019)
https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/27037-id-guide-5-petrophila-research (Aug 2019)

iNaturalist plays a prominent role in my published article and several iNaturalists contributed important photos for it. Below, I’m going to tag a lot of the people I need to thank for helping bring this article to fruition.

A downloadable pdf of the above article is available from my page on ResearchGate.com (Chuck Sexton) and can also be accessed from this DropBox folder, along with full-sized versions of the figures and maps:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p1z94ahhrqv4n3x/AABom5yJV1wFmQfXCTz_QlCda?dl=0
(I hope I set up this DropBox link correctly. Let me know if you can't access it.)

Posted on 20 de junho de 2021, 12:30 PM by gcwarbler