2009
DOI: 10.23885/1814-3326-2009-5-2-163-173
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To the knowledge of the aphenopsoid Trechine beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Trechini) of the Caucasus

Abstract: Резюме. Meganophthalmus medvedevi Belousov et Koval, sp. n. (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Trechini) описан из Восточной Абхазии (типовая местность-пещера Голова Отапа). Неожиданным образом новый вид оказался более близок к Meganophthalmus kravetzi Komarov, 1993 из Кабардино-Балкарии, чем к географически более близкому Meganophthalmus mirabilis Kurnakov, 1959. Действительно, два первых вида обладают рядом общих таксономически важных признаков: отсутствием задней латеральной поры переднеспинки, редуцированными прищитк… Show more

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“…Since 1975, several groups have become particularly well studied in the Russian Caucasus, such as cave diplopods (Golovatch, 1975(Golovatch, , 1978(Golovatch, , 1983(Golovatch, , 1984(Golovatch, -1985(Golovatch, , 1990(Golovatch, , 2011Golovatch, Enghoff, 1990;Golovatch, Chumachenko, 2013;Golovatch et al, 2016;Antić, Makarov, 2016;Antić et al, 2018); cave carabids (Belousov, 1989(Belousov, , 1999(Belousov, , 1998Belousov, Zamotajlov, 1999, 1997Belousov, Koval, 2009 and a few other higher taxa, mostly with descriptions of numerous new species.…”
Section: Cave Faunamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 1975, several groups have become particularly well studied in the Russian Caucasus, such as cave diplopods (Golovatch, 1975(Golovatch, , 1978(Golovatch, , 1983(Golovatch, , 1984(Golovatch, -1985(Golovatch, , 1990(Golovatch, , 2011Golovatch, Enghoff, 1990;Golovatch, Chumachenko, 2013;Golovatch et al, 2016;Antić, Makarov, 2016;Antić et al, 2018); cave carabids (Belousov, 1989(Belousov, , 1999(Belousov, , 1998Belousov, Zamotajlov, 1999, 1997Belousov, Koval, 2009 and a few other higher taxa, mostly with descriptions of numerous new species.…”
Section: Cave Faunamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The differences between the monotypic genus Taniatrechus Belousov & Dolzhanski, 1994, which has been postulated to be related to the Balkan Pheggomisetes Knirsch, 1923 (Belousov and Koval 2009), and the new genus are more than the traits they share. The Caucasian taxon is distinct from the Anatolian one in: the body entirely glabrous (excl.…”
Section: Taxonomic Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One Crimean and one Caucasian genus, respectively Pseudaphaenops Winkler, 1912 and Meganophthalmus Kurnakov, 1959, both postulated to be related each other (Jeannel 1960, Belousov and Koval 2009), share with the new taxon only a few features of importance, which exclude any relationships. Pseudaphaenops and Beronaphaenops gen. n. have male protarsus with first two segments dilate and protibiae pubescent and ungrooved on external face.…”
Section: Taxonomic Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Western Caucasus harbours some endemic cave-dwelling ground beetles genera, e.g. Jeannelius Kurnakov, 1959, Meganophthalmus Kurnakov, 1959, Caucasaphaenops Belousov, 1999or Taniatrechus Belousov & Dolzhanski, 1994or Caucasorites Belousov & Zamotajlov, 1997(Belousov 1999Belousov & Koval 2009;Kryzhanovskij et al 1995;Zamotajlov et al 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%