Unique specimen in my hands, was captured before 25 years in Pindus mountains.
With a length of 4.7 mm., it is really huge compared to the other congeneric species.
It does not fits to any of the 2 known European species of this genus (A. brevicollis and A. laticollis).
The next species that I thought, was Aulonothroscus maximus Pic., 1938, about which I know very few things (a large species from eastern Turkey - Caucasus).
But it was impossible to find the original description or some more details.
I have only the title of the original description, which was copied from a work of Alexey Kovalev:
Pic, M. Notes diverse, nouveautes (suite) / M. Pic // L 'Exchange: revue linnenne. - 1938. - T. 54. - P. 1–3.
Any help it will be extremely welcome !!!
George
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