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Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910, groupe II (sous-genre Pedarasida Reitter, 1917, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

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

Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910, groupe II (sous-genre Pedarasida Reitter, 1917, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini)

Abstract

Revision of the group II of Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910 (subgenus Pedarasida Reitter, 1917, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini). The group II of the subgenus Glabrasida Escalera, 1910, is revised. This group includes 12 species and one subspecies, the majority gathered by Reitter in the subgenus Pedarasida Reitter, 1917. Alphasida (Glabrasida) vidali Antoine, 1927, and Alphasida (G.) lapini Kocher, 1966, are included in this group. Alphasida (Elongasida) inesperata (Escalera, 1921) becomes Alphasida (G.) inesperata. Asida barbara Allard, 1968, becomes Alphasida (Glabrasida) barbara (Allard), stat. rev., and the synonymy with Alphasida (G.) tangeriana (Solier, 1836), is suppressed. Alphasida (G.) grossa sicula (Solier, 1836) becomes Alphasida (G.) sicula sicula (Solier), stat. rev. Alphasida (G.) cossyrensis Reitter, 1917, recovers its specific rank and the synonymy with Alphasida (G.) grossa (Solier) being suppressed. Alphasida (G.) grossa melitana Reitter, 1894, becomes Alphasida (G.) sicula melitana Reitter, 1894, n. stat. Lectotypes are designated for Asida barbara Allard, 1869, A. cariosicollis Solier, 1836, A. grossa Solier, 1836, A. sicula Solier, 1836, A. syriaca Allard, 1869, and A. tangeriana Solier, 1836. Alphasida gregoirei Antoine, 1933, described as Pedarasida, is excluded from this group and is incorporated into group V (fortitertricostatae).

Le groupe II du sous-genre Glabrasida Escalera, 1910, est révisé. Ce groupe comprend 12 espèces et une sous-espèce, en grande partie réunies par Reitter dans le sous-genre Pedarasida Reitter, 1917. Alphasida (Glabrasida) vidali Antoine, 1927, et Alphasida (G.) lapini Kocher, 1966, y sont incorporées. Alphasida (Elongasida) inesperata (Escalera, 1921) devient Alphasida (Glabrasida) inesperata. Asida barbara Allard, 1968, devient Alphasida (Glabrasida) barbara (Allard), stat. rev., et la synonymie avec Alphasida (G.) tangeriana (Solier, 1836) est supprimée. Alphasida (G.) grossa sicula (Solier, 1836) devient Alphasida (G.) sicula sicula (Solier), stat. rev. Alphasida (G.) cossyrensis Reitter, 1917, récupère son statut d’espèce distincte, la synonymie avec Alphasida (G.) grossa (Solier) étant supprimée. Alphasida (G.) grossa melitana Reitter, 1894, devient Alphasida (G.) sicula melitana Reitter, 1894, n. stat. Les lectotypes d’Asida barbara Allard, 1869, A. cariosicollis Solier, 1836, A. grossa Solier, 1836, A. sicula Solier, 1836, A. syriaca Allard, 1869, et A. tangeriana Solier, 1836, sont désignés. Alphasida gregoirei Antoine, 1933, décrite comme Pedarasida, est exclue de ce groupe et elle est incorporée au groupe V (fortitertricostatae).

Perez-Vera Francisco, Ávila José Miguel. Révision des Alphasida (Glabrasida) Escalera, 1910, groupe II (sous-genre Pedarasida Reitter, 1917, partim) (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae, Asidini). In: Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, volume 122 (3),2017. pp. 367-400.

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