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yes yes yes...they don`t know where it belongs to...it is not from my head...

I m quite happy I don`t follow this trend

See in Lazarev 2009 page 200:


In 2011 it seems as small bug:

In Lazarev, 2009 is printed:

Actually taxonomic position is D. sulcipenne caucasicum Küster, 1847c: 98

Sense is clear, spelling sometimes less.

and what is the bug now ? Buggy bug from 2009 or a bug born in 2011 ?

I m leaving this conversation, because there is no positive result. Authors are worth of what I said, Adam is making a photo competition and....that's it

ciao ciao

I too poorly know English language to write about it here.
However, I can provide a link to a discussion of Polish scientists.
Unfortunately, the discussion in the Polish language.

And yet for Dorcadion from this topic:
Zdeno, I will send you some exx. Then you will have a problem!

Thanks Adam, but I have to say here no, thanks ! I don`t do these things usually, but for this moment I want to concentrate only for SE Europe. Another thing is, that I have a few specimens of " them " from Georgia and did not get further than the species level. I mean, it should be easy to put it to the ssp, but I won` t do that, because I don`t believe in so called ssp`s ...The last thing is, that in the future ( I hope very near future ) I want to " do " Georgia. You know, I like to do things by myself. I m not saying that I don`t trust to the data from other people ( I don` t sometime ) , but for the understanding what is going on, I want to do it by myself. Georgia or globally Caucasus is for me an unknown area, which is waiting for the right time for me I have started with Armenia, which needs to be finished first, then Azerbaijan, then will move forward to NW. NE of Caucasus will have to miss because of the " animal " population which lives there

All the best !

I understand, Zdeno.
Therefore I will send you some problematic Dorcadion spp. from Europe.
But it is a matter not on this topic.

if, then SE pls , for SW there are other amigos

... and on the subspecies D. sulcipenne I enclose an interesting publication.
Jacek, Zdeno what you think?

Enjoy the reading!

PS.
Thank you very much my friend Dariusz Hofmański for your help, for their valuable comments and for your interest in this subject, and the subject Prinobius myardi.
Darku!

I've received this work (and more others) from author a few days ago. Forum is no good place to discussion about anything with... everywhere.
Do You have any questions, Adam? If yes, send me by priva.

No questions, Jacek.
I wanted to share this publication. I am glad that I have it.
... And I'm glad that it is, as I suspected: that I found in Georgia Dorcadion sulcipenne credits include not only one subspecies.

Publication - is publication!
What can you do, Zdeno?