. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. 188 Bonner zoologische Beiträge 53 (2004) Table 1: Major genus-group concepts of the Marcariini GUENÉE Prout .JaNM (1932) Wehrli Forbes Hollow ay SCOBLE & 118581 (1915-16) South Africa (1939-54) (1948) [1994] Krüger (2002) Palaearctic Palaearctic New York & Neighbou- ring States Borneo Global Macaría Macaría Semiothisa Semiothisa Eumacaria Lampadopferyx Plaivpepla Sir l Hal i a Narraga Enconisfa Iridoplecta Milocera Isturgia (Synonyms (Subgenera: l
. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. 188 Bonner zoologische Beiträge 53 (2004) Table 1: Major genus-group concepts of the Marcariini GUENÉE Prout .JaNM (1932) Wehrli Forbes Hollow ay SCOBLE & 118581 (1915-16) South Africa (1939-54) (1948) [1994] Krüger (2002) Palaearctic Palaearctic New York & Neighbou- ring States Borneo Global Macaría Macaría Semiothisa Semiothisa Eumacaria Lampadopferyx Plaivpepla Sir l Hal i a Narraga Enconisfa Iridoplecta Milocera Isturgia (Synonyms (Subgenera: líame Hypephyra P/afeoplia Bichroma Macaría, Go- Semiothisa Semiothisa Oxymacaria Narraga Fidonia donela, Teph- Godonela Macaría Macaría Heliomata (sensu rina (in part), Thy ride si a Isfurgia Godonela Isfurgia Treitschke) Os te odes, Neomacaria MeUilla líame líame Discalma, Macaría Trigrammia Chiasmia Peridela) Ligdiformia MeUilla Diastictis Chiasmia Dissomorphia Osle ocles Plateoplia Platypepla Hyostomodes Mi locera Diastictis Asmate) Bichroma Narraga Isturgia líame Tephrina Gnopharmia Paramelora Eumacaria Gnopharmia Oxymacaria Semiofhisa Macaría Boarmioides Parosfeodes Chiasmia Malgassothisa Lampadopferyx Digrammia Hypephyra usually unmistakable but to split the genus Ficus into several on the basis of characters only revealed by lenses seems academic self-indulgence.'1 The problem has arisen through a combination of two frequently observed characteristics of taxonomy. First, taxonomy is the product of a long history with a scat- tered literature. Second, because many taxonomists lack access to comparative material (specimens and litera- ture), a lack of context is often apparent. For about 100 years after Linnaeus (1758) published the tenth edition of Systema Naturae, a relatively small number of spe- cies were described (Fig. 1) and by few taxonomists. With the explosion of exploration from the mid \9>h Century there was a corresponding increase in collec-
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