Les Pythidae paléarctiques (Coleoptera)

Iablokoff-Khnzorian, S. M.

doi:10.1002/mmnd.4800320129

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“…One species of Pyrochroinae that is deserving of further study is Pogonocerus thoracicus Fisch., the sole member of this Palaearctic genus. Iablokoff-Khnzorian (1985) created the subfamily Pogonocerinae in Pythidae for this species, based on characters of the adult stage. From the figures provided in Iablokoff-Khnzorian (1985), this genus is clearly pyrochroine and does not belong in Pythidae.…”

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Systematic Position of Pilipalpinae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) and Composition of Pyrochroidae

Pollock

1994

Can Entomol

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Based on external and internal structural features of larvae and adults, the phylogeny of Trictenotomidae, Salpingidae, Pythidae, Boridae, Tydessa Peacock (included previously in Pilipalpinae), Pilipalpinae, Pyrochroinae, and Pedilinae is reconstructed as: (Trictenotomidae + Salpingidae + Pythidae) + (Boridae + {Tydessa + [Pilipalpinae + (Pyrochroinae + Pedilinae)]}). The genus Tydessa is placed in its own monobasic subfamily, Tydessinae. Both Tydessinae and Pilipalpinae are included in Pyrochroidae, along with Pyrochroinae, Pedilinae, and possibly Cononotus and Agnathus. A historical account of the classification of Pilipalpinae is presented, along with a revised subfamilial classification of Pyrochroidae and Pythidae.

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Section: Re-classification Of the Salpingid Group Of Familiesmentioning

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Systematic Position of Pilipalpinae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) and Composition of Pyrochroidae

Pollock

1994

Can Entomol

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“…Los esquemas lineales se efectuaron a partir de fotografías mediante el programa de dibujo SketchBook, complementados por la observación bajo microscopio. La diferenciación del nuevo género respecto de los demás representantes de la subfamilia se basó en las descripciones disponibles (Champion 1889(Champion , 1916Pic 1903Pic , 1919Blair 1919;Lea 1919;Iablokoff-Khnzorian 1985;Anderson y Fuller 2005;Alekseev 2017), claves de determinación (Blair 1919;Iablokoff-Khnzorian 1985;Pollock 2002) e imágenes y comprende básicamente caracteres de la morfología externa. La terminología empleada en las des cripciones sigue a la propuesta por Lawrence et al (2010).…”

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Descripción de un nuevo género y especie de Salpinginae (Coleoptera: Salpingidae) para Chile

Solervicens

2021

RCHE

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Basado en material recolectado en la cordillera de Nahuelbuta (provincias de Malleco y Arauco) se describe un nuevo género y especie de Salpingidae de Chile. Se presentan imágenes del adulto de la especie y de detalles de la cabeza y el tórax, además de figuras de las piezas bucales, alas y órganos genitales del macho y de la hembra. Se destacan sus caracteres diagnósticos y se establecen diferencias y afinidad con otros géneros de la familia.

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“…Iablokoff- Khnzorian (1985), in an important paper on Palaearctic 'Pythidae' , defines the family in a very broad sense to include the subfamilies Borinae, Pogonocerinae, Pythinae, Rhinosiminae (=Salpinginae), Cononotinae, Lacconotinae and Mycterinae. Thus, his 'Pythidae' is approximately equivalent to the Salpingid group as recognized here, plus Mycteridae (including Lacconotinae) and Cononotinae.…”

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The family and subfamily classification and New Zealand genera of Pythidae and Scraptiidae (Coleoptera)

Watt¹

1987

Systematic Entomology

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ABSTRACT. The family Pythidae is defined on adult and larval characters to include the subfamilies Pythinae and PllipalPlnae. Trachelostenidae stat.n. is excluded. Relationships of Pythidae, Boridae, Trictenotomidae and SalPlngidae (s.l.) are analysed. Strong resemblances between some PllipalPlnae and Pyrochroidae appear to have arisen through convergent evolution. Adults and larvae of the New Zealand genera Techmessa, Techmessodes and Exocalopus are described. In Scraptiidae, adults of the New Zealand genera Nothotelus and Phytilea, and the larva of Nothotelus, are described. Type data are given for all described New Zealand species of these families. The following new synonymies are established: PllipalPlnae (Abdullah, 1964)=Techmessinae Paulus, 1971. Exocalopus pectinatus Broun, 1893=nitidiceps Broun, 1910. Techmessa concolor Bates, 1874=attenuata Broun, 1893=rugicollis Broun, 1910=unicolor Paulus, 1971. Techmessa telephoroides Bates, 1874=varians Broun, 1893. Techmessodes Plcticornis (Broun, 1880)=distans (Sharp, 1882). Techmessodes versicolor Broun, 1893=cephalotes Broun, 1910. The following genera are reassigned to the families indicated: Ischyomius to Trictenotomidae (from Pythidae or Melandryidae). Phytilea to Scraptiidae (from Oedemeridae or Anthicidae). Pseudananca to Aderidae (from Oedemeridae). Scraptogetus (=Metasclera) to Aderidae (from Scraptiidae, Oedemeridae or Anthicidae).

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Les Pythidae paléarctiques (Coleoptera)

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Systematic Position of Pilipalpinae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) and Composition of Pyrochroidae

Systematic Position of Pilipalpinae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) and Composition of Pyrochroidae

Descripción de un nuevo género y especie de Salpinginae (Coleoptera: Salpingidae) para Chile

The family and subfamily classification and New Zealand genera of Pythidae and Scraptiidae (Coleoptera)

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