New and Little-Known in the Russian Fauna Beetles (Coleoptera) from the South of Primorskii Territory

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Entomological Review Pub Date : 2024-02-27 DOI:10.1134/s0013873823070060

K. V. Makarov, Yu. N. Sundukov, B. A. Korotyaev

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Data on 17 species from seven families of the Coleoptera from the south of Primorskii Territory are provided. Six species, Pterostichus lutschniki (Carabidae), Silvanolomus brevis (Silvanidae), Tritoma gangwonensis (Erotylidae), Serangium contortum (Coccinellidae), Chilopeltis laevipennis (Salpingidae), Xanthalia serrifera (Tenebrionidae), and genus Caenocryptorrhynchus Morimoto (Curculionidae), with a new species Caenocryptorrhynchus zherichini Korotyaev, sp. n., are recorded for the Russian fauna for the first time. New data are provided for eight rare or little-known species of the Russian fauna: Anchomenus leucopus, Euplynes batesi, Chlaenius suvorovi (all Carabidae), Sumnius nigrofuscus (Coccinellidae), Salpingoides thoracicus, Salpingus depressifrons, Lissodema plagiatum (all Salpingidae), and Shirahoshizo rufescens (Curculionidae). Differential diagnoses or keys are provided for the species new to the Russian fauna.

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摘要提供了滨海边疆区南部鞘翅目 7 科 17 个物种的数据。其中有 6 个物种：Pterostichus lutschniki（鞘翅目）、Silvanolomus brevis（鞘翅目）、Tritoma gangwonensis（鞘翅目）、Serangium contortum（鞘翅目）、Chilopeltis laevipennis（鞘翅目）、Xanthalia serrifera (Tenebrionidae) 和 Caenocryptorrhynchus Morimoto 属 (Curculionidae), with a new species Caenocryptorrhynchus zherichini Korotyaev, sp.n.,首次在俄罗斯动物区系中出现。为俄罗斯动物群中 8 个罕见或鲜为人知的物种提供了新数据：Anchomenus leucopus、Euplynes batesi、Chlaenius suvorovi（均为 Carabidae）、Sumnius nigrofuscus（Coccinellidae）、Salpingoides thoracicus、Salpingus depressifrons、Lissodema plagiatum（均为 Salpingidae）和 Shirahoshizo rufescens（Curculionidae）。为俄罗斯动物区系中的新物种提供了鉴别诊断书或钥匙。

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Entomological Review Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Insect Science

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期刊介绍： Entomological Review publishes papers dealing with all aspects of theoretical and applied entomology; and covers systematics, faunistics, zoogeography, evolution, ecology, morphology, physiology of insects, spiders and mites; as well as biological and chemical control of pests. It is one of the few entomological journals with a broad coverage.