گزارش جدید جنس Olivenebula Kishida & Yoshimoto و گونه Olivenebula subsericata (Herrich-Schäffer, [1861]) برای ایران

Abstract
Iran has significant diversity in terms of biogeography. Considering the importance of conducting faunal and taxonomic studies and identifying the insect fauna in the various climates of the country, this study, which was conducted in order to investigate the biodiversity and identify the Lepidoptera of the areas under the protection of the Environmental Protection Organization of Kurdistan Province, was conducted at night from the regions Geographical diversity was sampled during the years 1402 to 1403 using light traps. In order to attract more samples and to collect more samples, several traps were used in different places. After collecting the samples, they were placed in special containers and after being transferred to the laboratory, these samples were then mounted by installing a suitable needle. The external characteristics and appearance and the genitalia are important for their identification. In order to accurately identify the samples, the samples were identified with the help of reliable scientific sources and the species in the collection of Lepidoptera. The collected samples are kept in the collection of Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman. Among the moth samples collected, 50 species were identified. Among the species collected and identified, the genus Olivenebula Kishida & Yoshimoto and the species Olivenebula subsericata (Herrich-Schäffer, [1861]) belong to the tribe Dypterygiini and the family Noctuidae, which are reported as a new species for the fauna of the country from Kurdistan province.