Neue deutsche Staphylinen

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“…Distribution. Quedius cohaesus was described from "Turcmenia" which is not necessarily Turkmenistan in the modern sense, but certainly some locality in Middle Asia (Eppelsheim, 1888). Based on the literature (Table 1) and material examined here, Q. cohaesus is known from Iran (material not recorded here), Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Afghanistan (most of the material not recorded here).…”

Section: Quedius (Raphirus) Cohaesus Eppelsheim 1888mentioning

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“…Middle Asia is the region in the western Palaearctic where published data about Quedius remained the most fragmentary and confusing, limited to a number of scattered and mostly outdated species descriptions. Eppelsheim (1888Eppelsheim ( , 1892 was the first who studied Quedius material collected in Middle Asia by the early explorers such as Hauser, Staudinger, Akinin and described four new species: Q. (M.) mutilatus Eppelsheim, 1888, Q.…”

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Revision of the Quedius fauna of Middle Asia (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Staphylininae)

Salnitska¹,

Solodovnikov²

2018

DEZ

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Twenty eight species of the genus Quedius from Middle Asia comprising Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, are revised. Quediusaltaicus Korge, 1962, Q.capitalis Eppelsheim, 1892, Q.fusicornis Luze, 1904, Q.solskyi Luze, 1904 and Q.cohaesus Eppelsheim, 1888 are redescribed. The following new synonymies are established: Q.solskyi Luze, 1904 = Q.asiaticus Bernhauer, 1918, syn. n.; Q.cohaesus Eppelsheim, 1888 = Q.turkmenicus Coiffait, 1969, syn. n., = Q.afghanicus Coiffait, 1977, syn. n.; Q.hauseri Bernhauer, 1918 = Q.peneckei Bernhauer, 1918, syn. n., = Q.ouzbekiscus Coiffait, 1969, syn. n.; Q.imitator Luze, 1904 = Q.tschinganensis Coiffait, 1969, syn. n.; Q.novus Eppelsheim, 1892 = Q.dzambulensis Coiffait, 1967, syn. n., Q.pseudonigriceps Reitter, 1909 = Q.kirklarensis Korge, 1971, syn. n. Lectotypes are designated for Q.asiaticus Bernhauer, 1918, Q.fusicornis Luze, 1904, Q.hauseri Bernhauer, 1918, Q.imitator Luze, 1904, Q.novus Eppelsheim, 1892 and Q.solskyi Luze, 1904. For all revised species, taxonomy, distribution and bionomics are summarized. Quediusfuliginosus (Gravenhorst, 1802), Q.sundukovi Smetana, 2003 and Q.pseudonigriceps Reitter, 1909 are recorded for Middle Asia for the first time. One species from the Q.coloratus-group, found to be new to science is not described due to shortage of material. Another possibly new species is tentatively identified as Q.fulvicollis Stephens, 1833 until the taxonomy of that widespread species is revised. An identification key to all species is provided.

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Section: Quedius (Raphirus) Cohaesus Eppelsheim 1888mentioning

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Section: History Of the Study Of Quedius Of Middle Asiamentioning

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Revision of the Quedius fauna of Middle Asia (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Staphylininae)

Salnitska¹,

Solodovnikov²

2018

DEZ

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“…Ocypus pullus Hochhuth, 1849: 121 and Ocypus simulator Eppelsheim, 1878: 420. These two species were declared as being possibly identical by Eppelsheim (1887: 432) and by J.…”

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Reclassification of the North Temperate Taxa Associated with Staphylinus Sensu Lato, Including Comments on Relevant Subtribes of Staphylinini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae)

Smetana¹,

Davies²

2000

American Museum Novitates

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This paper presents a reclassification of the north temperate taxa associated with the genus Staphylinus sensu lato, and comments on relevant subtribes of the tribe Staphylinini. The treatment contains the following: (1) a historical introduction to the past and recent classification of these genera; (2) a discussion of the characters used herein, many of them being unconventional and used for the first time, and many of which are illustrated either by SEM photomicrographs or by line drawings; (3) a key to the north temperate subtribes of the tribe Staphylinini; (4) a discussion of the diagnostic characters of each of the five relevant subtribes (Philonthina, Quediina, Anisolinina, Staphylinina, and Xanthopygina); (5) a key to the north temperate generic-and subgeneric-level taxa associated with the genus Staphylinus sensu lato; (6) type species information and a discussion of diagnostic characters for each taxon at the generic and subgeneric level; (7) a discussion of reasons for taxonomic and nomenclatural steps taken at both generic and specific levels; (8) a checklist of north temperate taxa; and (9) a list of the references mentioned in the discussions in the text (not including those associated with citations of scientific names).At the subtribal level, Craspedomerina, originally erected by Bernhauer (1911: 88) as Craspedomeri, is placed in synonymy with Philonthina. Triacrina, originally erected as Triacri by Bernhauer (1931: 84), is placed in synonymy with Xanthopygina (both syn. nov.).At the generic level, new concepts are presented for Staphylinus, Dinothenarus, Parabemus, Ocypus, Matidus, Pseudocypus, Tasgius, and Rayacheila.

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Neue deutsche Staphylinen

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Revision of the Quedius fauna of Middle Asia (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Staphylininae)

Revision of the Quedius fauna of Middle Asia (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Staphylininae)

Reclassification of the North Temperate Taxa Associated with Staphylinus Sensu Lato, Including Comments on Relevant Subtribes of Staphylinini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae)

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