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Typhlocharis vicariantes del Estrecho de Gibraltar. I: Typhlocharis armata Coiffait, 1969 (Coleoptera, Caraboidea, Trechidae)

Authors: Zaballos, J. P.; Pérez González, S.;

Typhlocharis vicariantes del Estrecho de Gibraltar. I: Typhlocharis armata Coiffait, 1969 (Coleoptera, Caraboidea, Trechidae)

Abstract

Esta primera parte sobre las especies de Typhlocharis vicariantes del Estrecho de Gibraltar está dedicada a Typhlocharis armata Coiffait, 1969; mientras que en un segundo artículo se tratará T. silvanoides Dieck, 1869. El material estudiado procede de cuatro campañas entomológicas realizadas en el sur de España y en el norte de Marruecos entre 1997 y 2001 (Zaballos & Banda, 2000; Zaballos, 2005). En estas campañas se recolectaron, en localidades diferentes, abundantes ejemplares de Typhlocharis (Coleoptera, Caraboidea, Trechidae), la mayoría de los cuales han resultado pertenecer a la especie T. armata Coiffait, 1969. Su estudio y la consulta de la serie típica de la especie han permitido realizar una completa redescripción de la misma y aclarar su estatus dentro del género. Contrariamente a lo que se ha considerado tradicionalmente, la serie umbilicada marginal de los élitros de T. armata está formada por tres setas posteriores en vez de cuatro. Se establecen las nuevas afinidades taxonómicas de la especie, se discute el peso morfológico de la serie umbilicada de los élitros como carácter definitorio de los linajes y grupos de especies y se revisa la teoría de Jeanne (1973) que relaciona el acortamiento de los élitros y la reducción de la serie umbilicada con una disminución del tamaño corporal. Se valora la capacidad de dispersión de estos coleópteros y se propone una explicación biogeográfica para la nueva distribución de la especie.

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caraboidea, españa, coleoptera, Typhlocharis, España, Artículos, typhlocharis, Anillini, marruecos, Coleoptera, Morocco, Marruecos, anillini, QL1-991, Spain, Caraboidea, Zoology

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