An updated checklist of the scarab beetle fauna of Asinara Island, Sardinia, Italy (Coleoptera: Trogidae, Geotrupidae, Scarabaeidae, Aphodiidae, Cetoniidae, Dynastidae, Hybosoridae)

IF 0.5 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY

FRAGMENTA ENTOMOLOGICA Pub Date : 2019-05-31 DOI:10.4081/FE.2019.333

J. Treitler, G. Carpaneto, M. Dellacasa, J. Buse

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Abstract

The island of Asinara, located in the northwest of Sardinia, is characterized by a large number of feral grazing mammals belonging to four herbivorous species (horse, donkey, mouflon, and goat) and an omnivorous one (wild boar). Hand-collections of scarabs in 2014 and the examination of unpublished records revealed the presence of five species new for Asinara (Trox nodulosus, Ateuchetus laticollis, Sisyphus schaefferi, Caccobius schreberi and Cetonia carthami). Based on all records (published and unpublished) we present a new checklist of the scarab beetle fauna of Asinara which increased from 30 to 43 species belonging to seven families: 2 Trogidae, 2 Geotrupidae, 13 Scarabaeidae, 19 Aphodiidae, 5 Cetoniidae, 1 Dynastidae, and 1 Hybosoridae

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意大利撒丁岛Asinara岛圣甲虫区系最新名录(鞘翅目:恙螨科、金翅甲科、金翅甲科、金翅甲科、金翅甲科、金翅甲科、金翅甲科)

阿西纳拉岛位于撒丁岛西北部，其特点是有大量的野生放牧哺乳动物，属于四种草食性物种（马、驴、毛驴和山羊）和一种杂食性动物（野猪）。2014年对圣甲虫的手工采集和对未发表记录的检查显示，有五个新的亚洲金龟子属物种（结节金龟子、拉丁金龟子（Ateuchetus laticolis）、谢氏西西弗（Sisyphus schaefferi）、施氏仙人掌（Caccobius schreberi）和红花Cetonia carthami）。根据所有记录（已发表和未发表），我们提出了一份新的亚洲金龟甲区系清单，该区系从30种增加到43种，分属7个科：2个金龟甲科、2个土鳖科、13个金龟甲科、19个Aphodidae、5个Cetonidae、1个Dynastidae和1个Hybosoridae

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FRAGMENTA ENTOMOLOGICA Multiple-

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1.30

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10.00%

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10 weeks

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