Lepturinae (Cerambycidae)

02.12.2007 20:23, Victor Titov

Nivellia sanguinosa (Gyllenhal, 1827)
07.06.1998, Borushki village, Borisoglebsky district, Yaroslavl region.

02.12.2007 22:46, rpanin

Dinoptera collaris (Linnaeus, 1758)
The body length is 8.5 mm. The most ordinary one.
Lviv region. Yavorovsky district, okr S. Stradch. On umbrella sites. 29. V. 07g.

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02.12.2007 23:12, rpanin

Anastrangalia reyi (Heyden, 1889)
Body length-11 mm Lviv region, Yavoriv district, OKR village Stradch. On umbrella sites. 29. V. 07g.
Anastrangalia sanguinolenta (Linnaeus, 1761)
The body thickness is 11 mm.
Lviv region, Peremyshlyansky district, village of Zalesie 4. VI. 07
Leptura aethiops Poda, 1761
Body length -13 mm. Lviv region, Zolochiv district, Pidlyptsi village 26. V. 07
On umbrella roads.

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03.12.2007 0:22, Victor Titov

03.12.2007 0:46, RippeR

03.12.2007 10:14, Victor Titov

03.12.2007 14:55, rpanin

It seems to me that this is not Acmaeops septentrionis, but Anoplodera rufipes.

Yes, I myself was not 100% sure that it was Acmaeops septentrionis.
Black legs and black underparts are introduced, unlike Anoplodera rufipes.
But according to this link http://www.cerambyx.uochb.cz/ very similar. And the legs are black and the body is a "coffin"..
If anything, an adjustment to the definition can always be made

03.12.2007 15:01, Victor Titov

03.12.2007 15:04, Victor Titov

03.12.2007 15:06, rpanin

03.12.2007 15:09, Victor Titov

[quote=rpanin, 03.12.2007 15: 06] Yes, indeed something is not dancing Acmaeops septentrionis . More like Anoplodera. But which one? I'll move it to the definition of beetles......
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Absolutely agree

03.12.2007 15:30, Bad Den

Wait for KDG-it will come and put everything in its place

03.12.2007 16:25, KDG

03.12.2007 18:59, Victor Titov

Ruslan, please transfer your Anoplodera rufipes to the Lepturinae page. She belongs there, but under her own name. The photo is beautiful .

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 03.12.2007 19: 27

04.12.2007 18:19, rpanin

04.12.2007 19:19, Victor Titov

I'll take a few more photos and then add them all together.

Looking forward to it!

06.12.2007 12:40, Cerambyx

Khara-Daban is Buryatia. As for the rest, it is better not to draw final conclusions from the photo. I can send Zhukov over if necessary. But I won't argue too much either, because all my b.m. unusual "variabilis" are now with you . The shape of the segments - alas, varies greatly in all other beetles of this group. This can be seen even on the limited material that I have. If there is at least one breiti left in Zina , I will try to look at the genitals.
In general, for a normal revision, you just need to get the holotype of breiti and its variants. Ask Danilevsky, he is on good terms with Lingafelter, I think he will send it.

breiti in ZINA of course remained, but the genitals look probably useless. The shape of parameres and aedeagus varies greatly, and there are no clear differences between "breiti", "variabilis", or "striolata". All of them are of the same type... And the "signs" depicted in the article by Chernyshev and Dubatolov on the interrogationis group are doubtful, it seems that these are most likely individual differences between different specimens. Looks like genitals aren't going to help anyone here. I also don't have any hopes for endophallus, vedb is obviously a vicar form, and there are almost no differences in such cases, right? What would be the difference, it should be at least different groups of species? Not close, barely distinguishable allopatric forms...
There is no special need to study the holotype yet... From the type locality there are series, and there are beetles with black, striped, and brown elytra, in general, according to the characteristics - the same Khara-Daban. It still wouldn't solve the immediate problems right now... But thank you for your advice

This post was edited by Cerambyx - 06.12.2007 12: 43

06.12.2007 14:00, KDG

22.12.2007 3:25, rpanin

Strangalia attenuata Linnaeus, 1758
Body length-15mm. Ordinary
Lviv region, Striysky district. ocd .S. Pyatnychany 8. VII. 05.

Anoplodera rufipes Schaller, 1783 Body length-10 mm
Lviv region. Yavorovsky district, okr S. Stradch. On umbrella sites. 29. V. 07g.

Anoplodera sexguttata Fabricius, 1775
Body length-14mm Comes across sporadically.
Lviv region, Krukenychy village, Mostyski district, zon'tichnykh 20. VII. 2005

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22.12.2007 16:53, Mylabris

Acmaeops brachyptera Dan.
2. 08. 2007 Trans-Ili Alatau, Left Talgar River gorge. 2800 m. In bulk on umbrella plants.

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23.12.2007 22:49, KDG

25.12.2007 11:02, Mylabris

Stenocorus univittatus Reitter.
27.06.2001 Southern Kazakhstan, Talas Alatau, Aksu River canyon near the cordon. Kazenas leg.

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25.12.2007 11:42, Mylabris

Dokhturovia nebulosa Gebler.
4. 08. 2007 Trans-Ili Alatau, Left Talgar River gorge, 2800 m. In the morning on the fly, in the mass. Kolov leg.
A representative of the endemic Tien Shan genus. The length of the specimen is 17 mm.

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25.12.2007 12:18, Victor Titov

25.12.2007 12:48, Mylabris

20.01.2008 17:23, rpanin

Evodinus clathratus (Fabricius, 1792)
Body length -12 mm
Transcarpathian region. Rakhiv district of the Chernogora region - on umbrella trees and flowering mountain ash, h=1500 10-13. VII. 2005

Pidonia lurida (Fabricius, 1792)
Body length -12 mm
Transcarpathian region. Rakhiv district of the Chernogora region - on umbrella trees and flowering mountain ash, h=1500 10-13. VII. 2005

Oxymirus cursor (Linnaeus, 1758) (female)
Body length-19 mm
Rakhovsky district, at the southern foot of Petros h=1550 on the fly(hit the back of the head),. 10. VII. 2005

Rhagium inquisitor (Linnaeus, 1758) (female)
Body length-19 mm_Lvovskaya
region, Skolevsky district, near the village of Grebeniv-under the bark of a log (spruce).August 2004

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06.08.2008 8:27, PG18

A couple of undeservedly missed Lepturini:

BLACKFOOT LEPTURA
Lepturalia nigripes (De Geer, 1775)

14-20 mm. The elytra of both sexes are ochreous, unicolored; unlike other large leptures, their apices are rounded rather than cut off. Pronotum bell-shaped, with sharp posterior angles. A Eurasian species native to the forest and forest-steppe zones. Beetles are found from late June to late August, mainly on flowers. The larvae live in the branches and trunks of drying deciduous trees, pupating after two or three wintering seasons.

Middle Urals, near Kuzino station (90 km west of Yekaterinburg), a mountain dark coniferous forest of the southern taiga type with an admixture of linden and elm, about 400 m above sea level, on the inflorescences of angelica, July 30-31, 2008.



LEPTURA VARIEGATED
Stictoleptura variicornis (Dalman, 1817)

15-22 mm. Antennae are black with contrasting light inserts on 4-6 and 8 segments. Pronotum with deep wrinkles and light hairs. Elytra are ochreous, rarely ochreous-red, without a pattern. A Eurasian species peculiar to the forest zone. Beetles are found in July and August. The larvae live in old shrunken trees and stumps, both deciduous and coniferous.

Middle Urals, near Kuzino station (90 km west of Yekaterinburg), a mountain dark coniferous forest of the southern taiga type with an admixture of linden and elm, about 400 m above sea level, on the inflorescences of angelica, July 30-31, 2008.


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06.08.2008 16:26, PG18

06.08.2008 18:14, PG18

06.08.2008 18:38, PG18

Pachyta quadrimaculata (Linnaeus, 1758)
we seem to have a more elegant, more built-up structure than the Western Ukrainian one
And its form is bimaculata.

Middle Urals, Kuzino station (90 km west of Yekaterinburg), southern taiga mountain dark coniferous forest mixed with linden and elm, July 2008

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06.08.2008 18:48, PG18

PAKHITA SPRUCE
Pachyta lamed (Linnaeus, 1758)

12-20 mm. Morphologically, it is very close to the previous species, differing in color and pronounced sexual dimorphism. The elytra of males are unicolored, brownish-red, while those of females are ochreous with an oblique, indistinct dark band in the anterior half and a large elongated blurred spot in the apical half. It is a rare species distributed in the taiga zone of Eurasia and North America. In the Middle Urals, it is celebrated in July and August in dark coniferous forests. Females lay their eggs on the thin roots of old drying fir trees. The larvae gnaw through passages in the roots, gradually moving from their tops to thicker bases, pupating in early summer, after two or three wintering periods.

Male: Middle Urals, near Kuzino station (90 km west of Yekaterinburg), mountain dark coniferous forest of southern taiga type with admixture of linden and elm, about 400 m above sea level, on inflorescences of angelica, July 30-31, 2008.


Female (hopefully lamed): The picture was taken in mid-July 1995 in Vitim
district.

06.08.2008 19:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

Pachyta quadrimaculata
MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, surroundings of Antsiferovo station, 28.07.2008

Pachyta lamed
MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Antsiferovo station neighborhood, 15.07.2008

07.08.2008 19:30, rpanin

Akimerus schaefferi (Laicharting, 1784)
Body length 22 mm.
Volgograd region.Olkhovsky district, Mikhailovka village district .With a net on the fly. Leg.Safronov A. 13. VII. 06

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15.08.2008 0:26, PG18

Everything, the barbels on umbrellas are fading away, the day before yesterday I met only one new one:

GREEN-HAIRED
Acmaeops smaragdula (Fabricius, 1792)

7-11 mm. The body is black with short thick greenish hairs. Pronotum with constrictions in the anterior part and at the base, in longer standing hairs. Inhabitant of the taiga regions of northern Eurasia. Beetles are found in July and August; they need to feed on flowers. Larvae gnaw holes in the bark of coniferous trees, without touching the wood. Before pupation, they fall out on the soil and are buried to a depth of several centimeters.

Pictures:

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18.09.2008 12:18, Buzman

Stenocorus (s. str.) meridianus (L., 1758)

Yu. England, Surrey, Richmond, 24 VI 2008
Length 18 mm
Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, North Kazakhstan, West and Siberia

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18.09.2008 14:05, Buzman

Rhagium (Megarhagium) fasciculatum Faldermann, 1837

З. Caucasus, Karachay-Cherkessia, Arkhyz, 23 OCTOBER 2007
Length 20 mm
Distribution: Caucasus, Middle East (Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Arabic Peninsula)

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22.09.2008 11:22, Buzman

Carilia virginea aemula (Mannerheim, 1852) (= sibirica Podaný, 1962)

South Siberia, Baikal, Irkutsk region, Listvyanka, 20 VII 2005
Body length 9 mm

Distribution: Kazakhstan, Western Siberia, Far East, Mongolia, Korea, China

Pictures:

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22.09.2008 11:24, Buzman

Gnathacmaeops pratensis (Laicharting, 1784)

South Siberia, Baikal, Irkutsk region, Cape Kotelnikovsky, 28 VII 2005
Body length 8 mm

Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Transcaucasia, Middle East, Kazakhstan, Western Siberia, Far East, Mongolia, Korea, China

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22.09.2008 18:46, RippeR

Akimerus schaefferi (Laicharting, 1784)
Moldova, Straseni district, Capriany village, 24.06.08

Rhagium (Megarhagium) sycophanta (Schrank, 1781)
Moldova, Straseni district, Kozhushna village, 11.05.08

Stenocorus meridianus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Moldova, Ialoveni district, Nimoreni village, 07.06.08

Stenocorus (Anisorus) quercus (Gцtz, 1783)
the female. Ialovensky district, village Razeny, 25.05.05
samek. Moldova, Dumbrava village, 01.06.06

Oxymirus cursor (Linnaeus, 1758)
Ukraine, Carpathians, Ivano-Frankivsk region, 9 km. from Bystritsa village, 11.07.05

Pachyta bicuneata Motchulsky, 1860
Primorye, Kamenushka, 15.07.07

Cortodera humeralis (Schaller, 1783)
Moldova, Ialoveni village, Razeni district 10.05.08

Кожушна 03.05.05

Ialovenskiy district, village of Razeny 15.05.05

Cortodera villosa Heyden, 1976
Moldova, Durlesti, 01.06.06

Grammoptera ruficornis (Fabricius, 1781)
Кожушна 03.05.05

Grammoptera ustulata (Schaller, 1763)
Rezen 10.05.08

Pidonia lurida (Fabricius, 1792)
Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk region, Bystrica village district, 10.07.05