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Klapalekiana

2006

Ročník 42 - Číslo 1–3

AnonymousobálkaKlapalekiana 42(1–3): Roman BorovecTaxonomic notes on the tribe Omiini, with description of one new genus and species, and with revision of genera Anemophilus and Euplatinus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae)Klapalekiana 42(1–3): 1-44

Abstract: Baromiamima gen. n. is erected for a group of species closely related to Omiamima concinna (Boheman, 1834), living in Central and South Europe. Anemophilus gracilipes sp. n. is described from Madeira. Genus Omiamima Silfverberg, 1977 is redefined. Four genera are transferred to the tribe Omiini: Anemophilus Wollaston, 1854 from Trachyphloeini Lacordaire, 1863, Chiloneonasus Reitter, 1913 and Euplatinus Desbrochers, 1907 from Holcorhinini Desbrochers, 1898, and Sitonapterus Reitter, 1913 from Polydrusini Schoenherr, 1823. Three new synonymies of the following genera are proposed: Chiloneonasus Reitter, 1913 and Sitonapterus Reitter, 1913 as junior synonyms of Desbrochersella Reitter, 1906, and Microelytrodon Pic, 1945 as a junior synonym of Chiloneus Schoenherr, 1842. The genera Anemophilus and Euplatinus are redescribed, revised, keyed and illustrated. The following new combinations are proposed: Aomus haifensis (Formánek, 1904), Aomus cypricus (Seidlitz, 1868), Argoptochus albisetus (Borovec, 1998) and Argoptochus hystricus (Borovec, 1998) (all from Omiamima), Chiloneus theresae (Pic, 1945) (from Microelytrodon), Desbrochersella formaneki (Reitter, 1913) (from Chiloneonasus), Desbrochersella sitonoides (Reitter, 1913) (from Sitonapterus), Euplatinus cupripubens (Reitter, 1906) (from Omias Germar, 1817) and Omias ganglbaueri Formánek, 1908 (from Omiamima). Four new species synonymies are proposed: Aomus otiorrhynchoides (Reitter, 1913) as a junior synonym of A. haifensis, Omias lonae (Solari, 1926) and Omias taygetanus (Purkyně, 1949) as junior synonyms of Omias sandneri (Reitter, 1906), and Omias punctatus (Angelov, 1973) as a junior synonym of Omias inermis (F. Solari, 1926). Lectotypes of the following species are designated (current names added in brackets where different): Asphalmus japonicus Sharp, 1896, Chiloneonasus formaneki Reitter, 1913 (i.e. Desbrochersella formaneki (Reitter, 1913)), Euplatinus tigrellus Desbrochers, 1907 (i.e. Euplatinus syriacus Pic, 1898), Euplatinus otiorhynchoides Desbrochers, 1909 (i.e. Euplatinus syriacus Pic, 1898), Otiorhynchus subconstrictus Reitter, 1896 (i.e. Hlavena subconstricta (Reitter, 1896)), Microelytrodon theresae Pic, 1945 (i.e. Chiloneus theresae (Pic, 1945)), Mylacus bulgaricus Purkyně, 1949 (i.e. Omias bulgaricus (Purkyně, 1949)), Mylacus helleri Reitter, 1906 (i.e. Omias helleri (Reitter, 1906)), Mylacus inermis F. Solari 1926 (i.e. Omias inermis (F. Solari, 1926)), Mylacus lonae F. Solari, 1926 (i.e. Omias sandneri (Reitter, 1906)), Mylacus ossae Purkyně, 1949 (i.e. Omias ossae (Purkyně, 1949)), Mylacus taygetanus Purkyně, 1949 (i.e. Omias sandneri (Reitter, 1906)), Mylacus sandneri Reitter, 1906 (Omias sandneri (Reitter, 1906)), and Mylacus cupripubens Reitter, 1906 (i.e. Euplatinus cupripubens (Reitter, 1906)). Holotypes of the following species are designated (current names added in brackets where different): Mylacus brancsiki Reitter, 1906 (i.e. Omias brancsiki (Reitter, 1906)), Mylacus matejkai Purkyně, 1949 (i.e. Omias matejkai (Purkyně, 1949)), Omias fulgidus Formánek, 1909 (i.e. Omiamima fulgida (Formánek, 1909)), Omias ganglbaueri Formánek, 1908, Omias haifensis Formánek, 1904 (i.e. Aomus haifensis (Formánek, 1904)), Omias villosus Formánek, 1911 (i.e. Omiamima villosa (Formánek, 1911)), and Sitonapterus sitonoides Reitter, 1913 (i.e. Desbrochersella sitonoides (Reitter, 1913)). Key to the known Palaearctic genera and a check-list of all Palaearctic genera and species of the tribe Omiini are given. Male and female genitalia of most species are studied and illustrated for the first time.

Roman BorovecFive new species of Argoptochus from Greece and Macedonia (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae: Phyllobiini)Klapalekiana 42(1–3): 45-77

Abstract: Five new species of the genus Argoptochus Weise, 1883 from Greece (A. russelli sp. n., A. robustus sp. n. and A. pelletieri sp. n.) and from Macedonia (A. voriseki sp. n. and A. moraveci sp. n.) are described, illustrated and compared with closely related species. Taxonomic position of the genus is discussed. All known species of Argoptochus are keyed and listed. Holotype of A. reitteri Formánek, 1908, and lectotypes of the following species are designated: A. graecus (Stierlin, 1887), A. leonhardi Schilsky, 1912, A. longisetis F. Solari, 1926, A. lukjanovitshi L. Arnoldi, 1965, A. megacephalus F. Solari, 1926, A. minimus (Formánek, 1905), and A. schatzmayri F. Solari, 1926. Argoptochus markovensis Angelov, 1987 and A. reitteri Formánek are recorded from Turkey for the first time, as well as A. bulgaricus Angelov, 1987 and A. schatzmayri F. Solari, 1926 from Greece, A. championi championi (Reitter, 1891) from continental Greece, and A. periteloides (Fuss, 1861) from Bulgaria. Female genitalia of Argoptochus are studied and spermathecae of all examined species are illustrated for the first time.

Ondřej SabolFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 196. Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: LamiinaeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 78-78Jiří HávaDermestidae (Coleoptera) from the collection of the Czech entomologist Aldo Olexa. Part 1 – Dermestini, Orphilini, Trinodini, AnthreniniKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 79-85

Abstract: The list of all identified specimens from the tribes Dermestini, Orphilini, Trinodini and Anthrenini (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) from the collection of the Czech entomologist Aldo Olexa are presented. New records extending the known geographical distribution are published for the following taxa: Anthrenus (Anthrenus) picturatus picturatus Solsky, 1876 from Georgia, Dermestes (Dermestes) bicolor bicolor Fabricius, 1781 from Tajikistan, Dermestes (Dermestinus) kaszabi Kalík, 1950 from the Czech Republic: Bohemia, Dermestes (Montandonia) olivieri Lepesme, 1939 from Georgia, and Trinodes hirtus (Fabricius, 1781) from Georgia.

Vladimír Novák & Jiří HávaFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 197. Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae: DiaperinaeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 86-86Jiří HávaDermestidae (Coleoptera) from the collection of the Czech entomologist Aldo Olexa. Part 2 – ThorictiniKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 87-92

Abstract: The list of all identified specimens from the tribe Thorictini (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) from the collection of the Czech entomologist Aldo Olexa are presented. A new species, Thorictus olexai sp. n. from Kazakhstan, is described and illustrated. New records extending the known geographical distribution are published for the following taxa: Thorictus castaneus castaneus Germar, 1834, T. ehlersii therondi Chobaut, 1924, T. foreli Wasmann, 1894 (all from Morocco), T. grandicollis grandicollis Germar, 1842, T. myrmecophilus Reitter, 1881 (both from Armenia), and T. petranus John, 1965 from Syria.

Jan RůžičkaRecenzeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 93-94Petr KmentPsammotisia nom. nov., a new replacement name for Tisia Hoberlandt, 1993 (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Sciocorini)Klapalekiana 42(1–3): 95-96

Abstract: Tisia Hoberlandt, 1993 (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Sciocorini) is recognized as junior homonym of Tisia Dlabola, 1981 (Fulgoromorpha: Flatidae). A new replacement name, Psammotisia nom. nov., is proposed for Tisia Hoberlandt, 1993 to remove the homonymy. A new combination, Psammotisia gracilis (Hoberlandt, 1993), comb. nov., is established.

Petr Kment, Otmar Vahala & Karel HradilFirst records of Oxycarenus lavaterae (Heteroptera: Oxycarenidae) from the Czech Republic, with review of its distribution and biologyKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 97-127

Abstract: Oxycarenus lavaterae (Fabricius, 1787) is recorded for the first time in the territory of the Czech Republic (southern Moravia). Additional distributional records from Algeria, Canary Islands, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia and Switzerland are given. Distribution maps of O. lavaterae in Europe including the Mediterranean area, in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia are presented. Distribution and various aspects of biology of this invasive species are reviewed. The larvae of O. lavaterae develop on plants from the families Malvaceae and Tiliaceae. The adults may utilize for nutrition or overwintering many additional species belonging to at least 20 plant families. Both adults and larvae are gregarious, forming conspicuous aggregations throughout the year, which are especially apparent on tree stems during mass overwintering. O. lavaterae may cause damages on several cultivated crops (peach, apricot, ornamental Malvaceae) or nuisance to people by crowding on house walls or entering households. Supplementary records of the expanding species Oxycarenus pallens (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1850) from the Czech Republic are mentioned.

Kateřina Dvořáková & Vladislav MartinekFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 198. Diptera: HeleomyzidaeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 128-128Tomáš LacknerNový druh mrcinára (Coleoptera: Histeridae) pre územie SlovenskaKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 129-130

Abstract: Hypocaccus speculum speculum (Schmidt, 1884) is reported from Slovakia for the first time. A key to the Central-European species of the genus Hypocaccus Thomson, 1857 is provided.

Oto NakládalFirst record of Bledius fossor (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) from SlovakiaKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 131-131

Abstract: Bledius fossor Heer, 1839 is recorded for the first time from Slovakia. It was found at the shore of the river Hron.

Oto NakládalFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 199. Coleoptera: PtiliidaeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 132-132Petr ŠtouračDrabčíkovití (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) severní části PrahyKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 133-165

Abstract: This contribution lists 520 species of the family Staphylinidae recorded so far in the northern part of Praha (Bohemia, Czech Republic); data on 469 species are based on author's own research in 1977-2005. Eighty species are reported from Praha for the first time. Acrotona pseudotenera (Cameron, 1933) is reported from the Czech Republic for the first time, and the occurrence of Gabrius astutoides (Strand, 1946) in Bohemia is confirmed.

Jan Růžička & Stanislav SnällFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 200. Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: AleocharinaeKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 166-166František ŠťáhlavskýŠtírci (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones) Národního parku PodyjíKlapalekiana 42(1–3): 167-178

Abstract: Faunistic data are presented for the pseudoscorpions from the Podyjí National Park (southern Moravia, Czech Republic). A total of 15 species, representing four families, have been found during 1996-2002. Chthonius (C.) ressli Beier, 1956, is recorded for the first time from the Czech Republic, as well as the first precise localities for Chernes similis Beier, 1932, and Mesochelifer ressli Mahnert, 1981.