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			''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' Ris, 1912, est une espèce endémique de [[Taïwan]] et est actuellement considérée comme ayant deux sous-espèces, ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri sauteri]]'' et ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri formosanus]]'' Oguma, 1926. Cependant, les deux sous-espèces sont difficiles à distinguer en raison de similitudes ou de chevauchements morphologiques. Dans cette étude, des méthodes morphologiques et moléculaires sont utilisées pour réévaluer le statut taxonomique des deux sous-espèces. Il peut être confirmé que trois caractères morphologiques, à savoir la taille du corps, la coloration et les organes génitaux accessoires du mâle, et deux marqueurs génétiques moléculaires, à savoir les segments nucléaires ITS1 et mitochondriaux COI, ne permettent pas de distinguer les deux sous-espèces. Ces résultats suggèrent que la division de ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' en deux sous-espèces n'est pas justifiée. Par conséquent, le taxon ''[[Leptogomphus formosanus]]'' est traité comme un synonyme junior de ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]''.
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	'''Abstract'''<br>		'''Abstract'''<br>
	''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' Ris, 1912, is a species endemic to [[Taiwan]] and is currently treated as having two subspecies, ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri sauteri]]'' and ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri formosanus]]'' Oguma, 1926. However, the two subspecies are difficult to distinguish due to morphological similarity or overlap. In this study, morphological and molecular methods are used to reassess the taxonomic status of the two subspecies. It can be confirmed that three morphological characters, namely body size, coloration, and the male accessory genitalia, and two molecular genetic markers, namely nuclear ITS1 and mitochondrial COI segments, fail to discriminate between the two subspecies. These results suggest that the splitting of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' into two subspecies is not justified. Therefore, the taxon ''[[Leptogomphus formosanus]]'' is treated as a junior synonym of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]''.		''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' Ris, 1912, is a species endemic to [[Taiwan]] and is currently treated as having two subspecies, ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri sauteri]]'' and ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri formosanus]]'' Oguma, 1926. However, the two subspecies are difficult to distinguish due to morphological similarity or overlap. In this study, morphological and molecular methods are used to reassess the taxonomic status of the two subspecies. It can be confirmed that three morphological characters, namely body size, coloration, and the male accessory genitalia, and two molecular genetic markers, namely nuclear ITS1 and mitochondrial COI segments, fail to discriminate between the two subspecies. These results suggest that the splitting of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' into two subspecies is not justified. Therefore, the taxon ''[[Leptogomphus formosanus]]'' is treated as a junior synonym of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]''.

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''Leptogomphus sauteri'' Ris, 1912, is a species endemic to Taiwan and is currently treated as having two subspecies, ''Leptogomphus sauteri sauteri'' and ''Leptogomphus sauteri formosanus'' Oguma, 1926. However, the two subspecies are difficult to distinguish due to morphological similarity or overlap. In this study, morphological and molecular methods are... »

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'''Abstract'''<br>
''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' Ris, 1912, is a species endemic to [[Taiwan]] and is currently treated as having two subspecies, ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri sauteri]]'' and ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri formosanus]]'' Oguma, 1926. However, the two subspecies are difficult to distinguish due to morphological similarity or overlap. In this study, morphological and molecular methods are used to reassess the taxonomic status of the two subspecies. It can be confirmed that three morphological characters, namely body size, coloration, and the male accessory genitalia, and two molecular genetic markers, namely nuclear ITS1 and mitochondrial COI segments, fail to discriminate between the two subspecies. These results suggest that the splitting of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]'' into two subspecies is not justified. Therefore, the taxon ''[[Leptogomphus formosanus]]'' is treated as a junior synonym of ''[[Leptogomphus sauteri]]''.

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