Subgenus Cechenochilus, Procechenochilus (Carabus)

17.09.2008 19:34, RippeR

17.09.2008 19:52, guest: omar

It was bound to happen sooner or later. Eh! May I live like this

01.04.2009 17:08, rpanin

Carabus (Procechenochilus) heydenianus sp. (transition form)
The female is 19 mm long.
Krasnodar Krai, GKPBZ, Mostovskoy district,
Skirda ridge, northern spurs of Yat'rgvart
h=2300-2500m 09-10. VII. 2008 leg. D. D. Fominykh

prichodkoi Semenov, 1896 reduced in synonyms to the nominative

This post was edited by rpanin - 01.04.2009 19: 18

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02.04.2009 0:15, AlexandrB

Europeans have their own view on taxa and their synonymization. According to the latest list by Belousov, Kabak and co., there are 4 subspecies of Procechenochilus heydenianus (heydenianus, euxinus, prichodkoi, and dzhentui).
As far as I know, very often Europeans are reduced to synonyms for only a few copies, and this is clearly not enough for objectivity. And very often environmental features are not taken into account. Take for example Archiplectes kratkyi and A. felicitanus. Brezina reduced the latter to a subspecies of the former. Outwardly, they may be similar, but the bags do not stand next to each other, and they are very different environmentally.

02.04.2009 2:40, rpanin

Europeans have their own view on taxa and their synonymization. According to the latest list by Belousov, Kabak and co., there are 4 subspecies of Procechenochilus heydenianus (heydenianus, euxinus, prichodkoi, and dzhentui).
As far as I know, very often Europeans are reduced to synonyms for only a few copies, and this is clearly not enough for objectivity. And very often environmental features are not taken into account. Take for example Archiplectes kratkyi and A. felicitanus. Brezina reduced the latter to a subspecies of the former. Outwardly, they may be similar, but the bags do not stand next to each other, and they are very different environmentally.

The truth is always somewhere in the middle. Only Brezina is inclined to synonymize, and indeed without some consideration of genital analysis. Nevertheless, the Tarpaulin checklist is currently considered the most objective. The rest of the Europeans, on the contrary, only deliver porridge.
As for heydenianus, of course, this taxon needs to be studied in more detail.
In addition , the ~ icon on the Tarpaulin indicates a local form that differs from the main taxon by some minor parameters. But how much this form pulls on a subspecies... The debate will continue indefinitely until solid arguments are put forward.

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02.04.2009 11:02, Dorcadion

21.04.2009 1:22, I.solod

18.01.2010 0:19, I.solod

New subspecies of Carabus (Cechenochilus) boeberi Adams, 1817
(Coleoptera: Carabidae) from the Abishira-Akhuba range in the Western Caucasus. It differs from other Caucasian representatives of the subgenus by its more elongated and distinctly curved distally mandibles with a basal tooth bent downwards, often having a two-apical shape and located closer to the base of the mandibles. In this respect, it resembles the Turkish Carabus (Cechenochilus) lazorum Belousov et Zamotajlov, 1999.

Carabus (Cechenochilus) boeberi glebi ssp. n.
1 male-holotype, the remaining 4 females-paratypes

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18.01.2010 0:26, I.solod

Its biotope and variability of females, males are more or less stable in color[attachmentid ()=80046]

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07.02.2010 3:13, I.solod

Subspecies of protsehenes are a dark matter. I put on a public display bags of subspecies of heydenialis. The best subspecies is with hr. Jentu. But it was not possible to blow it out serially - the second male was very young - but the bag went, the" trunk " should basically be bent forward and down. This is more likely a defect of blowing or some other reason. An even bigger difference is in the structure of the agonporius. It is narrowly triangular in the subspecies dzentui and euxinus, and broad-triangular in the others.

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07.03.2010 20:34, rpanin

Carabus (Procechenochilus) adangensis adangensis Gottwald, 1983
Female, 21mm
S-W Caucasus, Karachay-Cherkess Republic, Abishir-Akhuba hr. h2000=2650m, upper Kyafar-Agur River, 14-17. VII. 2009, leg. Fominykh D

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16.12.2010 2:45, rpanin

Carabus (Cechenophilus) boeberi
23 mm
Kavkaz S-W, Karachay-Cherkess Republic, Karachay district, Uchkula settlement area, Uchkulanichi River valley, h=2800-2900m, 25-28. VII. 2010, leg. Fominykh D.

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01.04.2011 16:22, scarit

26.11.2012 0:59, Tomas

Carabus (Cechenochilus) boeberi felix Semenov & Znojko, 1931



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26.11.2012 23:01, I.solod

27.11.2012 0:59, I.solod

Return to the studio

Carabus (Cechenochilus ) boeberi ssp. buschi Semenov & Znojko, 1931

Kabardino-Balkaria: Adylsu riv., 2500 m

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27.11.2012 11:19, Tomas

27.11.2012 22:33, Nilson

It seemed to me that I had already posted it somewhere, but let it be up to the heap.
Procechenochilus kokujewi kokujewi, Sem. 1898
10.VII.2000 - Зап. Kavkaz, KCR
Hr. Daut, per. Iskrovtsev, 2800m.

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28.11.2012 0:06, I.solod

It seemed to me that I had already posted it somewhere, but let it be up to the heap.
Procechenochilus kokujewi kokujewi, Sem. 1898
10.VII.2000 - Зап. Kavkaz, KCR
Hr. Daut, per. Iskrovtsev, 2800m.

I caught such beauties there with my wife, at altitudes up to 3200
its biotopes are the sources of the river. Dout, that's right on this green he runs

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28.11.2012 17:13, I.solod

So far, only a female has been photographed from the sources of the Daut River (Ryndzhu-Muruzhzhu tract) - Lower lake, August 2011, I. A. and S. V. Solodovnikov

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28.11.2012 20:54, Nilson

I caught such beauties there with my wife, at altitudes up to 3200
its biotopes are the sources of the river. Dout, that's right on this green he runs

Familiar places. The same

25.02.2020 22:15, I.solod

normal photo of the blue morph Carabus (Procechenochilus) kokujewi kokujewi Semenov, 1898
c. Caucasus, Karachay-Cherkess Republic, left side of the left tributary of the Daut River, near the Ryndzhi-Muruzhdu glacier, alpine meadow + sypukhi lake, h = 3050 m, 22. VIII. 2011, leg. I. A. Solodovnikov, S. V. Solodovnikova

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09.03.2020 22:18, I.solod

Carabus (Procechenochilus) kokujewi kokujewi Semenov, 1898 front part

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10.03.2020 10:26, AGG

Igor, you are playing on the nerves of not indifferent beetle lovers