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Hello - where can I find a map with the distribution of Poecilium glabratum (Charpentier, 1825) in Italy or at least information about the distribution?
Many thanks
Michael

Abr TE Pietralta Valle Castellana: Pietralta Coll. Gallerati, Bologna
Bas MT Policoro Litorale di Policoro 0 Gobbi, 1994
Em MO Sassuolo Sassuolo Coll. Malmusi, Modena
Em FC Monteriolo Monteriolo di Sarsina 800 Coll. Sama
Em RE Vologno Val Secchia: Vologno 400 Coll. Malmusi, Modena
Em FE Bosco della Mesola, Riserva Naturale- Riserva Naturale Bosco della Mesola Contarini, 1984
Em MO Cervarola, Monte- M. Cervarola 1550 Coll. Sama
FVG UD Cialla Cialla di Prepotto 250 Coll. Rapuzzi, Cialla
FVG TS Trieste Trieste: M.Spaccato Müller, 1949
Pi TO Foresto (TO) Val di Susa: Foresto 480 Coll. Sturani, Torino
Pi TO Savoulx Savoulx 1100 Coll. Sturani, Torino
Pi TO Crotte Crotte 220 Coll. Mourglia, Torino
Sa SS Aranci, Golfo degli- Golfo Aranci Coll. Binaghi, Museo Genova
To GR Collelungo, Torre di- Parco della Maremma: Torre di Collelungo Coll. Sama
To GR Marina di Alberese Parco della Maremma: Marina di Alberese 0 Coll. Sama
To SI Sarteano Sarteano Covassi, 1969
VT BZ Stava = Staben Stava = Staben Peez, Kahlen, 1977
VT BZ San Genesio Atesino = Jenesien San Genesio Atesino = Jenesien 1200 Coll. Hellrigl, Bressanone

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Maurizio Gigli
http://utenti.romascuola.net/bups
http://bup.xoom.it/

Distribution following the most recent paper on Italian Cerambycidae: Una nuova Checklist dei Cerambycidae Italiani, by Sama & Rapuzzi, 2011:

Poecilium glabratum (Charpentier, 1825) –

Alto Adige
Abruzzo
Basilicata
Emilia
Friuli
Lombardia (?) [Milano (Zocc hi & Covassi, 1969)]
Piemonte
Romagna
Sardegna
Toscana
Venezia Giulia

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Maurizio Gigli
http://utenti.romascuola.net/bups
http://bup.xoom.it/

Hello Maurizio, thank you very much for your very fast answer
Have a nice evening
Michael

For Switzerland, distribution maps can be generated at the following site (just enter the species of interest):
http://lepus.unine.ch/carto/
(www.cscf.ch)
Regards
Michael

Very fine! It 'a shame that it does not include all families.

Even in this case it can be observed how, in neighboring countries, the same species are considered in a different way.
Capnodis tenebrionis is a pest species in Italy, while in Switzerland has maximum protection!
Carabus irregularis in Switzerland is common, without any form of protection, in Italy it is rare and very localized.

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Maurizio Gigli
http://utenti.romascuola.net/bups
http://bup.xoom.it/