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Longitarsus stragulatus (Foudras, 1860) - Chrysomelidae Alticinae

21.II.2021 - ITALY - Sicilia - TP, Bosco di Scorace


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angelo.ditta
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 11:08 
 

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Questo alticino di pochi millimetri, cos'è?
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Angelo


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Lech Borowiec
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 12:55 
 

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Longitarsus stragulatus (Foudras, 1860)
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angelo.ditta
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 13:06 
 

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Lech Borowiec wrote:
Longitarsus stragulatus (Foudras, 1860)

Grazie mille.
Angelo
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angelo.ditta
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 14:23 
 

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Lech Borowiec wrote:
Longitarsus stragulatus (Foudras, 1860)

Potrebbe essere la sottospecie "pallidicollis"?
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Angelo
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Lech Borowiec
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 18:22 
 

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ssp. pallidicollis has yellow pronotum and is known only from Canary Islands
ssp. punicus has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has reduced hind wings and is known from north-west Africa
nominotypical subspecies has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has present hind wings and was recorded from rest of Mediterranean area; so specimen from Sicily should be represent nonimotypical subspecies, but without study of hind wings this is only my hypothesis
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angelo.ditta
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 18:35 
 

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Lech Borowiec wrote:
ssp. pallidicollis has yellow pronotum and is known only from Canary Islands
ssp. punicus has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has reduced hind wings and is known from north-west Africa
nominotypical subspecies has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has present hind wings and was recorded from rest of Mediterranean area; so specimen from Sicily should be represent nonimotypical subspecies, but without study of hind wings this is only my hypothesis

Grazie davvero.
Angelo
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angelo.ditta
PostPosted: 23/02/2021, 18:42 
 

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angelo.ditta wrote:
Lech Borowiec wrote:
ssp. pallidicollis has yellow pronotum and is known only from Canary Islands
ssp. punicus has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has reduced hind wings and is known from north-west Africa
nominotypical subspecies has dark pronotum (like your specimen from Sicily) but has present hind wings and was recorded from rest of Mediterranean area; so specimen from Sicily should be represent nonimotypical subspecies, but without study of hind wings this is only my hypothesis

Grazie davvero.
Angelo

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