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- Pteroptyx is a genus of fireflies in the subfamily Luciolinae found in Southeast Asia. It has long been noted for the ability to perform synchronous flashing...
- Kirton, L. G.; et al. (2009). "Monitoring the po****tion of the firefly Pteroptyx tener along the Selangor River, Malaysia for conservation and sustainable...
- bent-winged firefly (Pteroptyx maipo) was discovered. Not only was the species new to science, but it was also the first time for the genus Pteroptyx has been recorded...
- the Australian region. Several tropical species, notably of the genus Pteroptyx, are of local economic importance. Their displays will self-synchronize...
- related to the other members of this genus, but rather to Colophotia, Pteroptyx and Pyrophanes. Whether the larvae of these can be recognized by the share...
- Diplommatinidae. Predators of Plectostoma laidlawi include larvae of Pteroptyx valida. Liew T.-S. & Schilt****zen M. (2014). "****ociation between s****...
- and it may occur in Papua New Guinea fireflies, in which the signal of Pteroptyx effulgens is used by P. tarsalis to form aggregations to attract females...
- genus Pyrophanes Olivier with two new species. 2. Four new species of Pteroptyx Olivier and 3. A new genus Inflata Boontop, with redescription of Luciola...
- birds in the area and is the site where the Mai Po bent-wing firefly (Pteroptyx maipo) was discovered. Pools of former fish farms is another attraction...
- by habitat loss. Predators of Opisthostoma fraternum include larvae of Pteroptyx tener. Schilt****zen, M.; Vermeulen, J. (2004). "Opisthostoma fraternum"...