Identification of weevil beetles (Coleoptera, Curculionidae)

Ilya, I did not look at the 100% " what to do with small things!". An excellent determinant! I use it constantly! Thank you very much!!!
Still on apionids at least for the ec of the Russian Federation

This post was edited by AGG-08.01.2013 18: 16

Thanks!
But I'll pass on apionids for now. I can't even identify my own people)

Poked "all over Russia"

All over Russia-so all over)))

Expanded keys for the Larinus genus. Now they include 38 species from all over Russia.
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Larinus.html

All over Russia-so all over)))

Expanded keys for the Larinus genus. Now they include 38 species from all over Russia.
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Larinus.html

You will publish the monograph in a couple of years

You'll publish a monograph in a couple of years

yes no problem

The genus Graptus Schönherr, 1823
includes all 4 species known in Russia:
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Graptus.html

I am looking for information on the species Gronops sulcatus Boheman, 1842
. Here:
http://travaux.ro/pdf/398-41-325-330%20Proches%20S.pdf
it is listed for Romania and therefore should be in the Faunaeuropea catalog, but it is not there. Probably the view is not valid?

I am looking for information on the species Gronops sulcatus Boheman, 1842
. Here:
http://travaux.ro/pdf/398-41-325-330%20Proches%20S.pdf
it is listed for Romania and therefore should be in the Faunaeuropea catalog, but it is not there. Probably the view is not valid?

What about the steppe zone of Ukraine?

http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/sravnitel...oy-zony-ukrainy

What about the steppe zone of Ukraine?

http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/sravnitel...oy-zony-ukrainy

thank you very much, I didn't see this work!
it turns out that in the" green " it is correctly indicated-south of heb. ch.

I present a large update of keys for short-tailed weevils (subfamily Entiminae)

http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/entiminae/teza_entim_1.html

The identifier has been expanded to include the fauna of Russia (!!!). Fixed a huge number of beetles and beetles in the previous version (thanks to everyone who helped discover them). However, due to the huge amount of work, a significant part of the pages have not yet been completed. Also, the 3 largest genera - Phyllobius, Otiorhynchus and Sitona-have not yet been updated.

This post was edited by Mantispid - 10.08.2013 08: 45

I am looking for any indications of finding the following species of the genus Lixus in Russia.

Lixus nordmanni Hochhuth, 1847
Lixus excelsus Faust, 1891
Lixus obesus Petri 1904
Lixus farinifer Reitter, 1892
Lixus speciosus Miller, 1861
Lixus salicorniae Faust, 1888
Lixus heydeni Faust, 1891

All these types are listed for the "Caucasus", without more precise information.

I am looking for any indications of finding the following species of the genus Lixus in Russia.

Lixus nordmanni Hochhuth, 1847
Lixus excelsus Faust, 1891
Lixus obesus Petri 1904
Lixus farinifer Reitter, 1892
Lixus speciosus Miller, 1861
Lixus salicorniae Faust, 1888
Lixus heydeni Faust, 1891

All these types are listed for the "Caucasus", without more precise information.

I have 8 specimens in my collection, identified as Lixus nordmanni Hochhuth, 1847. Label - Karachay-Cherkessia, Skalisty ridge, Garnukha River. 25-27. 05. 2008 collected by Dima Fominykh.

I have 8 specimens in my collection, identified as Lixus nordmanni Hochhuth, 1847. Label - Karachay-Cherkessia, Skalisty ridge, Garnukha River. 25-27. 05. 2008 collected by Dima Fominykh.

no longer relevant, the catalog came out

no longer relevant, the catalog is out

and I didn't notice that the message is old

I didn't even notice that the message was old

no big deal)

by the way, this species is now called
Lixus (Eulixus) recurvus Olivier, 1807
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Lixus_recurvus.html

And I will offer my own version: Why waste time on trifles? Let's go all over the Palearctic!
Although this is at odds with the majority opinion, it is impractical to do more than the Hebrew part of Russia - the work is large, the tables are cumbersome, and there is no point...

And I will offer my own version: Why waste time on trifles? Let's go all over the Palearctic!
Although this is at odds with the majority opinion, it is impractical to do more than the Hebrew part of Russia - the work is large, the tables are cumbersome, and there is no point...

I also suggested that Ilya try to cover the entire Palearctic, but this is a very difficult task , because you need to rework a huge amount of literature in order to collect everything in a single table . In addition, you need photos of representatives of certain genera, and preferably species. They are not even in the web , for this you need to involve a lot of people who somehow have fees for weevils. I personally am also interested in the successful work of Ilya and his website . So I think Ilya is doing the right thing, he started with his own region, now Mother Russia, then you can pull up the former republics, and then how it goes... For my part, I have offered and continue to offer my assistance in providing photos of representatives of certain genera.
With best

This post was edited by OEV - 12/19/2013 13: 27

Recently published an article about lixins, maybe someone will be interested:

Semyon Volovnik. On phylogenetic inertia: a case of Lixinae weevils
= Annales de la Société entomologique de France (N.S.), Vol. 49, Iss. 3, 2013, р. 640-641

Error came out-pages 240-241.

Yes, a curious approach!