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Dermestidae (Latreille, 1804)

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Evgeniy Ribalchenko, 24.06.2012 17:41

Dermestes olivieri Lepesme, 1939
det. A.V. Kovalev (from this photo)
Poltava region, Poltava, Kiev district, air base, vacant lot, on the bud of Centaurea scabiosa
18.06.2012
leg. Ribalchenko E. V.

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25.06.2012 0:01, Triplaxxx

A good, infrequent bug.

01.12.2012 4:26, Dergg

Dermestes laniarius Ill.

Kaliningrad region, Pionersky district, sand dunes on the ber. Baltic Sea Region, July 2009

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01.12.2012 7:44, Mantispid

Dermestes (Dermestinus) dimidiatus Steven, 1808

Russia, Astrakhan region, Krasnoyarsk district, Dosang village, on the cow's corpse,
46°54 '30.50"From 47°54 '25.50" In,
1-8. V. 2011,
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

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02.12.2012 19:57, Mantispid

Megatoma riedeli Mroczkowski, 1967

Russia, Astrakhan region, Krasnoyarsk district, Dosang village, on flowers Sisymbrium loeselii, 46°54 '30.50"From 47°54 '25.50" In,
1-8. V. 2011,
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

This post was edited by Mantispid - 02.12.2012 19: 58

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02.12.2012 20:24, nikittokkk

Banal Attagenus smirnovi

Moscow, October 20, in the apartment

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02.12.2012 21:44, Liparus

Dermestes olivieri Lepesme, 1939
det. A.V. Kovalev (from this photo)
Poltava region, Poltava, Kiev district, air base, vacant lot, on the bud of Centaurea scabiosa
18.06.2012
leg. Ribalchenko E. V.

nezaterty:
http://www.insecte.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=66536

04.12.2012 17:31, Mantispid

Dermestes (Dermestinus) coronatus Steven, 1808

Saratov region, Engels district, Engels village. Lesnoy, v kuche sukhoi grassy, 29. VI. 2008
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

Note: in the Saratov Trans-Volga region, the usual view is

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04.12.2012 17:33, Mantispid

Dermestes (Dermestinus) laniarius Illiger, 1801

Tambov region, Tambov district, 16 km SSV Tambov, "Gorelsky forestry", on the surface of the soil,
18-19. VI. 2011
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

Note: it is common everywhere, and it gets into traps en masse (especially those that have been overstayed)

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04.12.2012 17:34, Mantispid

Dermestes (Dermestinus) undulatus Brahm, 1790

Saratov region, Saratovsky district, surrounding settlement Zonal, "Experimental field" SSAU, 31. V. 2011
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

Note: almost all finds of this species are made in agrocenoses

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05.12.2012 16:25, vasiliy-feoktistov

Still there was no this kozheeda nevertheless very usual (at least in my region) and noticeable kind .
Dermestes (Dermestinus) murinus Linnaeus, 1758
22.04.2012 M. O. G. Zheleznodorozhny, in the mass on the corpse of a hedgehog.

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05.12.2012 18:13, vasiliy-feoktistov

I think it will not be superfluous to compare this very frequent type.
Repeatedly cited in the topic Dermestes (Dermestinus) laniarius Illiger, 1801
09.05.2012 M. O. G. Zheleznodorozhny, in the mass, mixed with dead eaters Thanatophilus sinuatus (Fabricius, 1775) on a piece of rotten fish thrown out by someone.

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07.12.2012 6:40, Mantispid

Dermestes (Dermestinus) frischi Kugelann, 1792

Astrakhan region, Krasnoyarsk region, Dosang village, Akhtuba River bank, on the cow's corpse, 1-8. V. 2011
Coordinates: 46°54 '30.50" From 47°54 '25.50" In
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

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08.12.2012 2:02, Liparus

  Dermestes (Dermestinus) frischi Kugelann, 1792

Astrakhan region, Krasnoyarsk region, Dosang village, Akhtuba River bank, on the cow's corpse, 1-8. V. 2011
Coordinates: 46°54 '30.50" From 47°54 '25.50" In
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

Ordinary?

08.12.2012 15:14, Mantispid

Ordinary?

in Dosang - da smile.gif

08.12.2012 21:36, PG18

Irano-Turanian Mariouta stangei Reitter, 1910-Kazakhstan, Ustyurt West

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08.12.2012 22:54, botanque

And near Paracymus, it seems?

09.12.2012 0:46, Liparus

In Dosang, yes smile.gif

We also. Caught in the steppe on the corpse of a Carp. It was in April of this year. There were also blestyanki (2 species), Karapuziki (4-5 species), kozheedy (4 species), Clerids (Necrobia violacea) and a couple of Dorcadions sitting on the corpse! smile.gif

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09.12.2012 18:09, evk

Dermestes (Dermestinus) dimidiatus Steven, 1808
Astrakhan region, Dosang settlement
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09.12.2012 18:15, evk

Dermestes sibiricus Erichson, 1846
District of Volgograd, Sarpinsky Island, on the shore. 28.08.2011
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09.12.2012 18:19, evk

Dermestes gyllenhali Laporte de Castelnau, 1840
Near the city of Volgograd, Denezhny Island, the bank of the reservoir. 9.08.2008
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09.12.2012 18:23, evk

Dermestes erichsoni Ganglbauer, 1903.
Volgograd region, Sredneakhtubinsky district, Krasnoslobodsk district, floodplain oak grove. 10.05.2010
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09.12.2012 18:27, evk

Attagenus lynx (Mulsant et Rey, 1868)
Astrakhan region, Dosang settlement, sandy desert. 2.05.2008
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09.12.2012 18:32, evk

Dermestes (Dermestinus) laniarius Illiger, 1801 (brown pubescence of pronotum and base of elytra is typical for our specimens).
Volgograd. 10.04.2008.
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09.12.2012 18:39, evk

  Dermestes laniarius Ill.

Kaliningrad region, Pionersky district, sand dunes on the ber. Baltic Sea Region, July 2009


It seems that the removed specimen has a mottled pubescence of the pronotum and elytra, if so, then this is not laniarius. However, the photo does not allow you to understand exactly ...

This post was edited by evk-09.12.2012 18: 39

09.12.2012 19:05, Mantispid

  Attagenus lynx (Mulsant et Rey, 1868)
Astrakhan region, Dosang settlement, sandy desert. 2.05.2008

I also caught them there

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09.12.2012 19:07, Mantispid

  Dermestes lardarius Linnaeus, 1758
District of Volgograd, Sarpinsky Island, on the shore. 28.08.2011

this is not lardarius smile.gif
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09.12.2012 19:46, PG18

Ustyurt Nature Reserve, South Kazakhstan, April 2009

Dermestes elegans Solskij, 1876
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Dermestes frischi Kugelann, 1792
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And apparently the last one's grub
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09.12.2012 20:18, Dergg

It seems that the removed specimen has a mottled pubescence of the pronotum and elytra, if so, then this is not laniarius. However, the photo does not allow you to understand exactly ...

At least in the individuals that I have collected from those places, the pronotum and elytra are in single (and not grouped in spots) scales, so it's probably still laniarius. Probably, the light fell so low in the photo that the leatherhead looks more colorful than it really is...

09.12.2012 21:23, evk

At least in the individuals that I have collected from those places, the pronotum and elytra are in single (and not grouped in spots) scales, so it's probably still laniarius. Probably, the light fell so low in the photo that the leatherhead looks more colorful than it really is...

That's what I thought-the light is unsuccessful.

09.12.2012 21:26, evk

It's not lardarius smile.gif

But itsmile.gif's not frishi

10.12.2012 14:54, Mantispid

This is what lardarius looks like. True, this is a slightly worn copy from the old collections.

Dermestes (s. str.) lardarius Linnaeus, 1758

Saratov region, Engels district, Engels village. Lesnoy, na dacha, 19. VII. 2009
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.

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10.12.2012 16:03, evk

This is what lardarius looks like. True, this is a slightly worn copy from the old collections.

Dermestes (s. str.) lardarius Linnaeus, 1758

Saratov region, Engels district, Engels village. Lesnoy, na dacha, 19. VII. 2009
I. A. Zabaluev leg., I. A. Zabaluev det.


To be in this state again, and even at night shuffle.gif shuffle.gif shuffle.gif
I mean one thing - I write another! I'm talking about sibiricus!!! Where did I suddenly get lardarius from?

10.12.2012 16:09, evk

And, by the way, in Dosang and in general in the Trans-Volga region of the Astrakhan region, Dermestes sibiricus is very often found together with frischi. In Volgogradskaya we find up to the latitude of Volgograd, collected on Elton. They differ poorly from the top, but confidently from the bottom.

10.12.2012 16:46, AGG

Dermestes (s. str.) lardarius Linnaeus, 1758

Tambov, 30. III, briskly walked along the wall of the house at a temperature of +5

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09.01.2013 11:10, vafdog

I apologize, but please tell me what does (s.str.) mean in the names of beetles, I write the label Anthrenus (s.str.) picturatus and I don't know whether to write it or not...

09.01.2013 13:16, Bad Den

I apologize, but please tell me what does (s.str.) mean in the names of beetles, I write the label Anthrenus (s.str.) picturatus and I don't know whether to write it or not...

sensu stricto - "in the narrow sense", "strictly speaking" in this case means that this species (picturatus) belongs to the subgenus Anthrenus.
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09.01.2013 17:23, Mantispid

Oh, and it also happens s. l. - sensu lato i.e. in a broad sense)))

09.01.2013 17:36, vafdog

Oh, and it also happens s. l. - sensu lato, i.e. in a broad sense )))


and what does that mean?

09.01.2013 18:53, Mantispid

and what does that mean?

well, for example, under Baris (s. l.) - we mean all species of the genus Baris that were previously included in it, and then were separated into separate genera. I.e., Baris in a broad sense, with the inclusion of Melanobaris, Dendrobaris, etc.
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