Revision of the Quedius fauna of Middle Asia (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Staphylininae)

IF 1.3 3区农林科学 Q2 ENTOMOLOGY

Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift Pub Date : 2018-07-31 DOI:10.3897/DEZ.65.27033

M. Salnitska, A. Solodovnikov

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Abstract

Twenty eight species of the genusQuediusfrom Middle Asia comprising Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, are revised.QuediusaltaicusKorge, 1962,Q.capitalisEppelsheim, 1892,Q.fusicornisLuze, 1904,Q.solskyiLuze, 1904 andQ.cohaesusEppelsheim, 1888 are redescribed. The following new synonymies are established:Q.solskyiLuze, 1904 =Q.asiaticusBernhauer, 1918,syn. n.;Q.cohaesusEppelsheim, 1888 =Q.turkmenicusCoiffait, 1969,syn. n., =Q.afghanicusCoiffait, 1977,syn. n.;Q.hauseriBernhauer, 1918 =Q.peneckeiBernhauer, 1918,syn. n., =Q.ouzbekiscusCoiffait, 1969,syn. n.;Q.imitatorLuze, 1904 =Q.tschinganensisCoiffait, 1969,syn. n.;Q.novusEppelsheim, 1892 =Q.dzambulensisCoiffait, 1967,syn. n.,Q.pseudonigricepsReitter, 1909 =Q.kirklarensisKorge, 1971,syn. n.Lectotypes are designated forQ.asiaticusBernhauer, 1918,Q.fusicornisLuze, 1904,Q.hauseriBernhauer, 1918,Q.imitatorLuze, 1904,Q.novusEppelsheim, 1892 andQ.solskyiLuze, 1904. For all revised species, taxonomy, distribution and bionomics are summarized.Quediusfuliginosus(Gravenhorst, 1802),Q.sundukoviSmetana, 2003 andQ.pseudonigricepsReitter, 1909 are recorded for Middle Asia for the first time. One species from theQ.coloratus-group, found to be new to science is not described due to shortage of material. Another possibly new species is tentatively identified asQ.fulvicollisStephens, 1833 until the taxonomy of that widespread species is revised. An identification key to all species is provided.

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中亚蜂属昆虫区系的修订(鞘翅目，蜂属昆虫科，蜂属昆虫科)

对来自中亚的28个昆迪属物种进行了修订，这些物种包括哈萨克斯坦、吉尔吉斯斯坦、塔吉克斯坦、土库曼斯坦和乌兹别克斯坦。QuediusaltaicusKorge，1962年，Q.capitalisEppelsheim，1892年，Q.fusicornisLuze，1904年，Q.solskyiLuze和Q.chaesusEppelshim，1888年被重新描述。建立了以下新的同义词：Q.solskyiLuze，1904=Q.AsiaticsBernhauer，1918，syn。nQ.cohaesusEppelsheim，1888=Q.turkmenicusCoiffait，1969，syn。n.，=Q.afghanicusCoiffait，1977，syn。nQ.hauseri-Bernhauer，1918=Q.PennckeiBernhauer，1918，syn。n.，=Q.OuzbeiscusCoiffait，1969，syn。nQ.mitatorLuze，1904=Q.tschinganensisCoiffait，1969，syn。nQ.novusPelsheim，1892=Q.dzambulensisCoiffait，1967，syn。n.，Q.pseudonigricepsReader，1909=Q.kirklarensisKorge，1971，syn。n.Lectotypes被指定为Q.asiaticsBernnhauer，1918，Q.fusicornsLuze，1904，Q.hauseriBernhauer，1918、Q.mitatorLuze，904、Q.novusPellsheim，1892和Q.solskyiLuze，1904。对所有修订物种的分类学、分布和生物组学进行了综述。第一次记录了中亚地区的Quediudoriginanosus（Gravenhorst，1802）、Q.sundukovi Smetana，2003和Q.pseudonigricepsReader，1909。由于材料短缺，Q植物群中的一个物种被发现是科学上的新物种，但没有被描述。另一个可能的新物种被初步确定为Q.FuvicolliStephens，1833年，直到该广泛分布的物种的分类学被修订。提供了所有物种的识别密钥。

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Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift 生物-昆虫学

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