Cases of unintentional phoresy of beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera) on birds

Sazhnev, Alexey S.; Matyukhin, A. V.

doi:10.23859/estr-190311

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“…Our samples showed the variability of this chloroplast fragment within all three taxa: S. × niederederi, S. virgaurea, and S. canaden sis (Table 3). A similar situation was observed for the S. × niederederi population in an unused field in the vicinity of Pskov (Galkina and Vinogradova, 2019).…”

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confidence: 79%

“…The sample Sc_P_20c, from our point of view, is also a hybrid, but not F1, but the result of introgression (Galkina and Vinogradova, 2019). The rpl32-trnL chloroplast intergenic spacer is very variable in almost all studied taxa (except S. gigantea), and hybrids are almost evenly distributed across several haplotypes (Fig.…”

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confidence: 69%

“…Since most records of S. × niederederi are from Northeastern Europe, we also decided to conduct research in this region. Earlier, we studied the S. × niederederi population in the Pskov Region (Galkina and Vinogradova, 2019) and confirmed the hybridogenic origin of these plants, however, data on a single population are insufficient for a reliable result.…”

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confidence: 65%

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Hybridogenic activity of Solidago L. in North-Eastern Europe

Галкина¹,

Vinogradova²

2020

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Two invasive species of goldenrod of North American origin, Solidago canadensis and S. gigantea, widely spread in Europe, are known to be able to form hybrids with the native goldenrod S. virgaurea. In the Kaliningrad Region of Russia and in Lithuania, we found plants morphologically classified as the hybrids S. × snarskisii (= S. gigantea × S. virgaurea) and S. × niederederi (= S. canadensis × S. virgaurea). Analysis of the nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer 1–2 (ITS 1–2) showed the ambiguity of the origin of the alleged hybrids. Thus, in S. × niederederi, the nucleotide substitutions that differentiate the parent species S. virgaurea and S. canadensis had ambiguous readings, indicating heterozygosity, which confirmed the hybridogenic origin of the individuals. However, for many specimens of S. × snarskisii, the hybridogenic origin was not confirmed. Occasionally, hybrids do occur, but appear to be soon absorbed by the maternal species. An analysis of the chloroplast non-coding intergenic spacer rpl32–trnL showed that in these rare cases, the maternal species is S. virgaurea, and the paternal one is S. gigantea.

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confidence: 69%

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Hybridogenic activity of Solidago L. in North-Eastern Europe

Галкина¹,

Vinogradova²

2020

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“…Еще для четырех видов птиц (Luscinia svecica (Linnaeus, 1758), Sturnus roseus (Linnaeus, 1758), Fringilla coelebs (Linnaeus, 1758) и Columba livia Gmelin, 1789) материал собран непосредственно из оперения. Для сбора жесткокрылых и эктопаразитов непосредственно с птиц использовали методику воротничка («этилацетатной бани») [Sazhnev, Matyukhin, 2019]. Птиц помещали в пластиковую емкость, на голову надевали болоньевый воротничок, в емкость добавляли 10-20 капель этилацетата и держали птицу в течение 10-20 мин.…”

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Материалы к фауне жесткокрылых (Insecta: Coleoptera) нидоценозов птиц. Дополнение

Сажнев¹,

Матюхин²

2023

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В разнотипных нидоценозах 11 видов птиц отмечено 25 видов жесткокрылых (еще 6 определены до рода) из 14 семейств. На основе пространственного и временного критерия нидоценозы разделены на группы. Среди жуков выделены виды, относящиеся к следующим экологическим группировкам: облигатные нидиколы – ботробионты (Gnathoncus buyssoni и Dendrophilus xavieri), факультативные нидиколы – ботрофилы и случайные в гнездах виды – ботроксены. Зарегистрированы новые случаи непреднамеренной форезии имаго жесткокрылых на птицах (Anthrenus sp. на Sturnus roseus, Reesa vespulae на Columba livia, Stegobium paniceum на Luscinia svecica и Litargus connexus на Fringilla coelebs). Среди инвайдеров в сборах отмечены вредитель запасов Stegobium paniceum и североамериканский кожеед Reesa vespulae. Находка второго вида на птице еще раз подтверждает возможную значимость форезии в расселении инвайдеров, а также вероятную роль гнезд в натурализации инвазионных видов. БлагодарностиРабота А.С. Сажнева проведена в рамках выполнения государственного задания №121051100109-1.

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“…Among the non-parasitic insects, beetles were the first arthropods that attracted attention in the study of nidicolous animal fauna [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. The mention of beetles as nest dwellers is known as early as the last century [1,2,[4][5][6][7][8][11][12][13].…”

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Coleoptera Fauna Beetles of Nest Birds of the Northern Caucasus

Pushkin¹,

Tsymbal²,

Galyna³

et al. 2021

Entomol. Appl. Sci. Lett.

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In this article, we present a faunistic list of species of the order Coleoptera from 13 families: 40 species collected from the nests of 24 bird species in the North Caucasus. To our previously published data, the list of coleopteran species has increased by 2 species. We were able to identify about 20 optional species that got into the bird's nest by accident. These species are not covered and discussed in this article. The rest of the species have complex biocenotic relationships with the host's nest. The transition of species to habitat under conditions of microbiocenosis, which is the nest, is an important evolutionary step. Which deserves a thorough study. In terms of its geographical position, the North Caucasus is a refugium for birds; many species are sedentary throughout the year. This has resulted in a high level of biodiversity of nidicolous Coleoptera compared to the northern geographic regions. The material presented in the article served to create a database on the species of Coleoptera living in nests of birds, this will allow in the future to analyze the seasonal dynamics of the number, as well as the association with one or another host. This work is relevant in the light of the latest data on climate change as well as anthropogenic pressure on natural ecosystems. The species composition of birds is decreasing, while the number of synanthropic species is increasing. Accordingly, we can predict the number of nidicolous species, some of them are of great sanitary and epidemiological significance.

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Cases of unintentional phoresy of beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera) on birds

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Hybridogenic activity of Solidago L. in North-Eastern Europe

Hybridogenic activity of Solidago L. in North-Eastern Europe

Материалы к фауне жесткокрылых (Insecta: Coleoptera) нидоценозов птиц. Дополнение

Coleoptera Fauna Beetles of Nest Birds of the Northern Caucasus

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