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Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France
Article . 2016 . Peer-reviewed
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Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France
Article . 2015 . Peer-reviewed
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Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910, groupe IV (section pluricostulatae Escalera, 1922) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

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

Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910, groupe IV (section pluricostulatae Escalera, 1922) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

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[FR] Pour faciliter le travail taxonomique sur le vaste et assez complexe sous-genre Glabrasida, les espèces ont été réparties dans neuf “groupes” basés partiellement sur les “sections” créées par Escalera en 1922. Ces groupes forment des ensembles homogènes, définis par des détails morphologiques facilement observables, mais sans considérations phylogénétiques. Une documentation iconographique, basée le plus souvent sur le matérieltype de chaque espèce, est présentée sous forme de planches pour chaque taxon étudié, en prêtant attention à l’étude des genitalia mâles et femelles. Cet article est dédié au groupe I, de répartition entièrement ibéro-baléare, et est formé par la section des incostulatae Escalera, 1922, à laquelle ont été ajoutées Alphasida annina Reitter, 1917, A. laevis salinatrix Koch, 1944, A. bonacherai Español, 1958, A. parallela almagrerensis Cobos, 1988, et A. stenomarginicollis Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2014. Une nouvelle sous-espèce est décrite, Alphasida (Glabrasida) laevis insulicola n. ssp. A. parallela tijolensis (Escalera, 1923) est élevée au rang d’espèce et A. parallela almagrerensis Cobos, 1988, devient A. tijolensis almagrerensis. Les lectotypes sont désignés pour les taxons suivants : Asida depressa Solier, 1836, Asida brevicosta Solier, 1836, Alphasida (Glabrasida) parallela morenoi Koch, 1944, Asida (G.) discostriata Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) jumillensis Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) tijolensis Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) strangulata Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) baezensis Escalera, 1923, Asida laevis Solier, 1836, Asida (G.) laevis approximata Escalera, 1923, Alphasida (G.) laevis salinatrix Koch, 1944, Asida (G.) turrillensis Escalera, 1923, et Alphasida (G.) alcirensis Reitter, 1917. Un néotype est désigné pour Asida dubia Rambur, 1838. Une clé d’identification est proposée.

[EN] To facilitate taxonomic work on the vast and quite complex subgenus Glabrasida, species were divided into nine “groups” partially based on “sections” created by Escalera in 1922. These groups are homogeneous sets defined by easily observable morphological details, but phylogenetic value of these characters is not taken into account. Iconographic documentation, most often based on the type material of each species, is presented for each taxon studied, giving special attention to the study of male and female genitalia. This paper is about the group I, distributed only in the Ibero-Balearic region, and is formed by the section incostulatae Escalera, 1922, updated by incorporating Alphasida annina Reitter, 1917, A. laevis salinatrix Koch, 1944, A. bonacherai Español, 1958, A. parallela almagrerensis Cobos, 1988, and A. stenomarginicollis Pérez-Vera & Ávila, 2014. A new subspecies is described: Alphasida (Glabrasida) laevis insulicola n. ssp. A. parallela tijolensis (Escalera, 1923) is raised to A. tijolensis (Escalera, 1923) and A. parallela almagrerensis Cobos, 1988, becomes A. tijolensis almagrerensis. Lectotypes are designated for the following taxa: Asida depressa Solier, 1836, Asida brevicosta Solier, 1836, Alphasida (Glabrasida) parallela morenoi Koch, 1944, Asida (G.) discostriata Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) jumillensis Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) tijolensis Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) strangulata Escalera, 1923, Asida (G.) baezensis Escalera, 1923, Asida laevis Solier, 1836, Asida (G.) laevis approximata Escalera, 1923, Alphasida (G.) laevis salinatrix Koch, 1944, Asida (G.) turrillensis Escalera 1923, and Alphasida (G.) alcirensis Reitter, 1917. A neotype is designated for Asida dubia Rambur, 1838. An identification key is given.

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Darkling beetles, Palaearctic region ; Iberian Peninsula ; darkling beetles ; taxonomy ; ovipositor, Palaearctic region ; Iberian Peninsula ; darkling beetles ; Pimeliinae ; taxonomy ; ovipositor, Pimeliinae, Ovipositor, Palaearctic Region, Iberian Peninsula, Taxonomy

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