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Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910. Groupe IX (section costulatae Escalera, 1923, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

Authors: Perez-Vera, Francisco; Ávila, José Miguel;

Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910. Groupe IX (section costulatae Escalera, 1923, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

Abstract

Revision of Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910. Group IX (section costulatae Escalera, 1923, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini). The group IX of the subgenus Glabrasida Escalera, 1910, is revised. This group includes 19 species and three subspecies, all of Iberian distribution. Firstly, the twelve taxa (eleven species and one subspecies) gathered in section costulatae Escalera, 1923, with a round pronotal punctuation. The three species (Alphasida brevipubens, A. heydeni and A. leonensis) described by Reitter in 1917, which have similar characteristics and which had been ignored by Escalera, are incorporated herein. Also added are five species and two subspecies described later : Alphasida exilata (Escalera, 1925), A. vinalopensis Viñolas & Cartagena, 2005, A. candeledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. gredosana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. robledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. castellana bejarana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, and A. castellana piedralavesana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016. Alphasida (Glabrasida) calagurriensis (Escalera, 1943) is again considered as a synonym of A. (Glabrasida) brevipubens Reitter. The lectotypes of Asida altomirana Escalera, 1923, A. cordubensis Escalera, 1923, A. exilata Escalera, 1925, Alphasida heydeni Reitter, 1917, Asida lusitana Escalera, 1923, and A. querensis Escalera, 1923, are designated.

Le groupe IX du sous-genre Glabrasida Escalera, 1910, est révisé. Ce groupe comprend 19 espèces et trois sous-espèces, toutes de distribution ibérique. Premièrement, les douze taxons (onze espèces et une sous-espèce) réunis dans la section costulatae Escalera, 1923, présentant une ponctuation pronotale ronde. Y sont incorporés les trois espèces (Alphasida brevipubens, A. heydeni et A. leonensis) décrites par Reitter en 1917, qui présentent des caractères semblables et qui avaient été ignorées par Escalera. Également sont ajoutées cinq espèces et deux sous-espèces décrites ultérieurement : Alphasida exilata (Escalera, 1925), A. vinalopensis Viñolas & Cartagena, 2005, A. candeledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. gredosana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. robledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, A. castellana bejarana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016, et A. castellana piedralavesana Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2016. Alphasida (Glabrasida) calagurriensis (Escalera, 1943) retrouve son statut de synonyme d’A. (Glabrasida) brevipubens Reitter. Les lectotypes d’Asida altomirana Escalera, 1923, A. cordubensis Escalera, 1923, A. exilata Escalera, 1925, Alphasida heydeni Reitter, 1917, Asida lusitana Escalera, 1923 et A. querensis Escalera, 1923, sont désignés.

Perez-Vera Francisco, Ávila José Miguel. Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910. Groupe IX (section costulatae Escalera, 1923, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini). In: Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, volume 123 (4),2018. pp. 461-508.

Keywords

Taxonomy ; morphology ; darkling beetles ; Iberian Peninsula

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