Contribution to the knowledge of the genus Clanoptilus Motschulsky, 1854 in Italy (Coleoptera: Cleroidea, Malachiidae)

IF 0.5 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY

FRAGMENTA ENTOMOLOGICA Pub Date : 2019-11-15 DOI:10.4081/fe.2019.368

G. Franzini

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Abstract

In this paper, the species of the genus Clanoptilus Motschulsky, 1854 mentioned for the Italian territory are reviewed. Two separate keys are provided for identification of males and females. For each species a discussion of taxonomic status and distribution in Italy, and the list of localities of studied specimens are also presented. Clanoptilus affinis subconcolor (Pic, 1911) and Clanoptilus spinipennis brevispina (Kiesenwetter, 1871) are tentatively proposed as valid subspecies or separate semi-species. The new synonymy Clanoptilus bellieri (Peyron, 1877) = Clanoptilus transadriaticus (Evers, 1970) is also proposed.

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对鹦鹉螺属(cloptilus Motschulsky)认识的贡献，1854年，意大利(鞘翅目:鹦鹉总科，鹦鹉科)

本文综述了1854年在意大利领土上发现的紫檀属植物的种类。提供了两个单独的钥匙，用于识别男性和女性。还对每个物种的分类地位和在意大利的分布进行了讨论，并列出了研究标本的位置列表。近缘Clanoptilus affinis subcolor（Pic，1911）和短棘Clanoptirus spinipennis brewspina（Kiesenwetter，1871）被初步提议为有效亚种或单独的半种。还提出了一个新的同义词“腹氏Clanoptilus belleri”（Peyron，1877）=“经Driaticus Clanoptirus”（Evers，1970）。

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1.30

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10 weeks

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