Corresponding author: Elisabeth Geiser (
Academic editor: M. Schmitt
The East Palaearctic species
Geiser E (2019) To be or not to be a synonym – revision of the
The East Palaearctic species of
Although the first descriptions of
Russia: Buryatia, Kjachta,
China: Fukien [Fujian], Kuatun [≈10 km NNE of Shaowu],
(here designated to fix the identity of the species). NMB-FREY0000001: ♂ “Kuatun (2300m) 27,40 n. Br. 117,40 ö. L.; J. Klapperich [leg.] 7.5.1938 (Fukien)”.
3 ♂, ♀♀ 7.5.1938, 3 ♂♂, ♀ 27.04.1938 (other data same as lectotype) (Fig.
Goecke did not designate a single type specimen; his description derives from seven syntypes, which are the specimens mentioned above. All of them are stored in the
China: Guangxi, Kweilin,
♂, allotype: ♀, paratypes: 47 ♂♂, ♀♀ “Kwangsi: Kweilin (April-May, 1952)”
The type specimens are kept in
China: Yunnan, Shishong-Baana (Xishuangbanna),
♀ “Yunnan: Shishong-Baana, 15.5.1958”
The type specimen is retained in
The characters of the type specimens of
In Table
List of specimen records of
Species | Location | Lat.–Long. | Province | Country | Date | Qty | Legit | Determinavit | Coll. | Source |
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Kjachta |
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Transbaikalia, Republic of Buryatia | Russia | – | 1 | Götzelmann | det. G. |
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Photograph of type specimen (website |
no details | – | Primorski krai (no more details) | Russia | – | det. Hayashi and Shiyake | – | Hayashi & Shiyake 2004, |
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a 30 km Suchebatora (= Süchbaatar) |
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Selenge | Mongolia | – | 1 | det. L. Medvedev vid. E. Geiser 2018 |
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specimen examined | ||
Mitanda, Katsuta |
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Ibaraki-ken, Honshu | Japan | 09.03.1988 | 10 | Y. Narita | det. Y. Narita |
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Urizura |
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Ibaraki-ken, Honshu | Japan | 09.01.1991 | 12 | Y. Narita | det. Y. Narita |
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Mito-shi |
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Ibaraki-ken, Honshu | Japan | 05.14.1986 | 8 |
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Iwasemachi, Nishiibaraki-gun |
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Ibaraki-ken, Honshu | Japan | 05.28.1995 | 2 |
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Ishioka-shi |
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Ibaraki-ken, Honshu | Japan | 07.05.1987 | 2 |
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Chiba |
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Chibai-ken, Honshu | Japan | 05.13.1988 | 4 |
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Chiba |
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Chibai-ken, Honshu | Japan | 06.10.1988 | 2 |
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Chiba |
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Chibai-ken, Honshu | Japan | 05.20.1987 | 4 |
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Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 07.02.1950 | 1 | W. Alin | det. H. Goecke 1952 vid. E. Geiser 2017 |
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Specimen examined | |
Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 26.–29.08.1953 | 2 | Kardakoff | det. H. Goecke 1952 vid. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 26.–29.08.1953 | 2 | Kardakoff | det. A. Schneider 1956 vid. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 26.–29.08.1953 | 36 | Kardakoff | det. H. Goecke 1956 vid. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 06.06.1954 | 6 | det. S. Cong & P. Yu |
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Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | 06.06.1954 | 4 | det. I. Askevold |
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Imianpo, Harbin (Charbin) |
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Heilongjiang (Amur-Province) | China | July 1938 | 1 | Weymarn | det. S. Cong |
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Guanhsien |
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Szechuan (2000 – 3000 ft) | China | 1930 | 1 | D.C. Graham | vid. Cong&Yu |
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Nulno-ri, Papyeong-myeon, Paju-shi |
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Gyeonggi-do | South Korea | 06.18.2015 | 6 | S.L. An | det. S.L. An |
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Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 04.07.1938 | 2 | J. Klapperich | det. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 04.12.1938 | 1 | J. Klapperich | det. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 04.25.1938 | 2 | J. Klapperich | det. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 04.27.1938 | 3 | J. Klapperich | (det. |
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Paralectotypes examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 05.07.1938 | 4 | J. Klapperich | (det. |
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Lectotype and paralectotypes examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 05.11.1938 | 1 | J. Klapperich | det. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 05.24.1938 | 1 | J. Klapperich | det. E. Geiser 2018 |
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Specimen examined | |
Kuatun |
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Fujian (2300 m a.s.l.) | China | 05.07.1938 | 1 | J. Klapperich | det. Goecke 1952 vid. E. Geiser 2017 |
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Specimen examined | |
Huangkeng, Jiangyang |
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Fujian | China | 28.03.1960, 05.–12.04.1960 | 7 | F. Pu | det. P. Yu |
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Jiangyang |
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Fujian | China | – | 1 | F. Pu | det. I. Askevold |
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Kweilin |
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Guangxi | China | April-May 1952 | 47 | – | det. S. Cong&Yu |
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Kweilin |
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Guangxi | China | April-May 1952 | 2 | – | det. I. Askevold |
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Shishong-Baana (Xishuangbanna) |
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Yunnan (1200 m a.s.l.) | China | 05.15.1958 | 1 | – | det. S. Chen; vid. Cong&Yu |
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In the 1940s Goecke, a world-renowned
The description of
In 1961 Gressitt and Kimoto published their comprehensive volume “The
In the 1980s Askevold worked on his comprehensive revision of the genus
In the 1990s Cong and Yu worked on a list of the
The third volume of Water Beetles of China was published by Jäch and Ji in 2003 with Konstantinov as the author of the chapter about aquatic
In 2010 two very important comprehensive studies on
In 2015 a global checklist on
In 2017 I visited the collection of the
Georg Frey (1902–1976) was the owner of a clothes-producing company (“Lodenfrey”). He had an ardent interest in beetles, and attended and paid for field trips worldwide to collect beetles; he also bought collections from specialists. Near his house in Tutzing (south of Munich, Bavaria, Germany) he established a private museum and employed up to five scientists and assistants. When the
In the decades after the WWII scientific institutions like natural history museums had insufficient and often only provisional storage facilities. At the Museum Frey the Goecke collection was well maintained as Frey employed the then-
The head, antennae, legs, and pronota are very similar, but their elytra are strikingly different. The main character differences are
– Shape of the contour of the elytra
– Punctures of the elytra
– Elytral epipleura
– Elytral apex
– Female: last sternite
– Male: aedeagus
All these character differences are typical for species in the genus
In Table
Common and different characters of
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General | Medium sized, pitchy brown, dark bronze, shiny, antennae and legs partially reddish, hind femora don’t reach the apex of the elytra, hind femora claviform with acute tooth, pronotal disc with very fine hairs, elytra glabrous | ||
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Shape | Habitus like typical |
Habitus resembles |
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Sex difference | Males in general more slender and shorter than the females | ||
Colour | Dark metallic-bronze, greenish-bronze, metallic-cupreous | Shiny bronze | |
Colour of antennae and legs | Antennae and legs partially yellow, reddish or brown, the extent of the colour is very variable within specimens | ||
Ventral | Ventral hairs as usual on |
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Size | ♂ 6.5- 8.0 mm (avg: 7.5), ♀ 8.0-9.0 mm (avg: 8.5) | ||
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Antennae lenght | Filiform, slender, almost half as long as the length of the body, in some male specimens reaching farther than the middle of the elytra | ||
Antennomeres | A2+A3 ≈ A1 ≈ A4 ≈ A5; A2 < A3 | ||
The length relations of the single segments to each other are quite variable. The basal parts of the antennomeres are rufous or yellow, the apical parts are dark and sometimes metallic, the ratio between the two colour parts shows a great variation among the specimens | |||
Antennal tubercles | The antennal tubercles are flattened, with a narrow groove between them | ||
Head disc | Head disc straight at front with a deep middle groove | ||
Calli | Calli indistinct, some specimens without calli | ||
Frons and eyes | Eyes wide apart, the frons width is four times the measured value of the eye width, with no difference between male and female specimens | ||
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Surface | Pronotum pubescent, with very fine hairs, on some specimens very difficult to be seen | ||
Surface | Pronotum finely and densely punctured (Fig. |
Irregularly punctured, in between the punctures shiny. Often the punctures are more dense in the anterior and posterior part than in the middle part. Density of the punctures shows a great variation between individual specimens (Fig. |
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Shape | Almost quadratic, in some male specimens slightly longer than wide, in some female specimens wider than long. Anterior margin slightly convex, anterior angles well developed, anterior tubercles rather flat, only slightly protruding | ||
Scutellum | Scutellum with thin and short hairs | ||
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Shape | Typically |
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General features | Approx. twice as long as wide, in most male specimens slightly longer than double width (ratio 2.1), in most female specimens slightly shorter (ratio 1.9) glabrous and shiny | ||
Impressions | Slightly visible only on some specimens | ||
Punctures and intervals | Punctures strong and deep, intervals distincly wrinkled (Fig. |
Punctures very delicate, not deep, intervals only slightly wrinkled, very smooth (Fig. |
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Epipleura | Elytral epipleura approx. as wide or wider than 10th interval (Fig. |
Elytral epipleura narrower than 10th interval (Fig. |
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Apex | Elytral apex truncated, the external angle slightly rounded (Fig. |
Elytral apex indistinctly truncated, evenly and widely rounded with very smooth outer and inner angles (Fig. |
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Pygidium | Distinctly arcuately emarginate | Truncated and slightly recessed in the middle | |
Male last sternite | Apex rectangularly truncated and triangularly impressed | Slightly impressed at the apical ridge | |
Female last sternite | Basic contour distinctive triangular (Fig. |
Basic contour convex without a distinctive peak and broadly rounded (Fig. |
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General | Strong legs, all femora clavate, especially at the ♂, at the ♀ mostly more slender, hind femora short, even at the ♂ they don’t reach the apex of the elytra by far. Posterior femora with a prominent tooth, which is often broader at the ♂, at the ♀ more slender and more acute. Legs partly reddish, some specimens with completely red anterior tibia, some specimens with rather dark legs | ||
Anterior Tibia | Anterior tibia shows a protruding tooth towards outward at the insertion of the tarsomere. |
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It is clearly visible on most specimens, but on some indistinctly | |||
Tarsomeres | The 1st and 3rd tarsomere have approx. the same length, the 2nd one is by a third shorter | ||
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Shape | Aedeagus very straight, outer contours in frontal view rather parallel. Median lobe distinctly protruding: Fig. |
Aedeagus more curved, thickened, narrowed towards the apex. Median lobe slightly protruding: Fig. |
Elytral punctures.
Elytral epipleuron.
Elytral Apex.
Female last sternite.
Anterior tibia: the protruding tooth towards outward at the insertion of the tarsomere is a common character of
Characters of
Characters of |
Comments |
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Colour aeneo-cupreous (♂, ♀) sometimes sky-blue (♂) | |
Antennae and legs entirely deep coloured, not partly rufous | This occurs also in other |
Antennae: third segment slightly longer than second and distinctly shorter than fourth | same proportions of antennomeres in |
Head with four weak tubercles, the median longitudinal furrow deep and complete. Pronotum more thickly pubescent, very closely punctured, and covered with silvery hairs, the antero-lateral tubercles distinct, the angles fairly strongly produced. Elytra rather smooth on inner disc, the punctures oblong, the interstices broad, approx. 2–3 times as broad as the cross diameter of the punctures. Apex truncate with the outer angles broadly rounded. | All these characters can be clearly seen at the holotype specimen of |
Elytral epipleuron narrow and divided from outermost interval by sharp ridge throughout the entire length of elytra | This character is also clearly shown at |
Last abdominal segment of ♀ much longer and somewhat triangular in shape (Fig. |
Same typical shape as |
Hind femora (♂, ♀) broadly toothed beneath, the femora of ♂ not distinctly thicker than those of ♀ | Same as |
Aedeagus: Apex of median lobe cordiform ( |
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Length: 8 mm | Length of |
The characters which should distinguish
Characters of
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General colour cupreous | Same colour as |
Antennae with the terminal segments rufo-piceous, 3–5 segments partly rufous and partly piceous | Same as |
Third antennae segment distinctly longer than the second one, but slightly shorter than the fourth one | Same as |
Pronotum more transversal | In |
Pronotum finely pubescent only on the median groove | Pronotum pubescence varies in |
The longitudinal furrow of interocular area much deeper, extending uninterrupted to between the supra-antennal tubercles | These characters are distinctly visible at the holotype specimen of |
Anterior tibiae scarcely produced at apex | Variable; the protruded angle of the anterior tibia is mostly distinct, but in some specimens difficult to recognize |
Hind femora (♀) very weekly toothed beneath | Variable in |
Last abdominal sternite (♀) more strongly angulate at apex (Fig. |
Same typical shape as |
Length ♀: 8 mm | Length of |
According to
1 | Pronotum with fine hairs on the disc (sometimes difficult to be seen, often more than 10 times magnification is necessary and lighting from different directions), elytra glabrous |
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– | Either pronotum and elytra are glabrous or both are pubescent |
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2 | Specimen from Nearctic region |
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– | Specimen from Palaearctic region |
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3 | Pronotum shape trapezoid, conical, anterior margin shorter than the posterior one, in male pronotum glabrous, here female only |
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– | Pronotum shape rectangular, anterior margin wider than or as wide as the posterior one |
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4 | Pronotum as well as basal portion of elytra thickly covered with curved yellowish silver hairs, distal end of anterior tibia not produced laterally |
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– | Pronotum covered with fine hairs, on elytra there are few hairs on the vertical surface anterior to humeral callus, distal end of anterior tibia produced laterally |
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5 | Punctures on elytra rather strong, intervals one to two (sometimes three) times as wide as the diameter of the punctures, elytral epipleuron approx. as wide or wider than 10th interval, elytral apex truncate (Fig. |
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– | Punctures on elytra rather fine, intervals three to seven times as wide as the diameter of the punctures, elytral epipleuron less wide (ca. ½ or ¾ of width) than 10th interval, elytral apex rounded (Fig. |
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Due to the taxonomic problems there are only few reliable records, listed in Table
The known distribution of
Distribution of records of the East Palaearctic species
All
The larva of
If specimens of
If specimens are identified incorrectly, all further studies on ecology and distribution are useless. In Figure
It is also very difficult to infer the distribution of
Although both species are rare, I hope this paper will trigger some interest to examine the fauna more carefully during field trips in this area. If recent sample sites are known, it would be possible to find the food plant and larvae of
As this work shows the importance of accessible and well-maintained museum collections, I am happy to thank these colleagues for their support during my research in their collections: Matthias Borer, Eva Sprecher, Christoph Germann, and Isabelle Zürcher (
Character | Latin | English |
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General | Forma corporis coloreque superficiei supernae |
Owing to shape and surface colour as to be seen on the upper side it looks like |
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nam ab omnibus speciebus, quae femora dentata habent, pronoto hirto tibiisque rufis unicoloribus facillime distinguenda; | because it can be easily distinguished from all other species with teeth on the femora by the pubescent pronotum and the uniformly coloured red tibiae; | |
inter ceteras species pedibus antennisque rufovariegatis ornatas femoribus omnibus fortiter incrassatis posticisque dente sat valido atque acuto armatis agnoscitur. – ♂. | it is recognizable among the other species which are decorated with red patterned legs and antennae by the heavily thickened femora at each leg and the rather prominent and acute tooth on the hind femora. – ♂. | |
Sat elongata, nitidula, subtus ut in |
Quite longish, feebly shiny, underside with dense golden hairs as on |
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General | aeneo-cuprea, antennarum |
metallic-cupreous, rufous are the basal parts of |
Head | Caput oculis sat magnis valdeque prominentibus; | The head with quite large and very protruding eyes; |
temporibus dense scopariis; | the tempora with dense, brush-like hairs; | |
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Antennae | Antennae dimidiam corporis longitudinem attingentes, tenues, articulo 2° tertio in ¼ breviore, art. 4° quinto vix perspicue breviore. | The antennae half as long as the length of the body, slender, the 2nd segment by a quarter shorter than the third one, the 4th one almost unrecognizably shorter than the fifth one. |
Pronotum | Pronotum sericeum, latitudine aequilongum, postrorsum distincte subrectilineatim angustatum, medio nonnihil constrictum, callis lateralibus vix discretis, angulis anticis nonnihil incrassatis, sed extrorsum parum eminentibus; | Pronotum silky, as long as broad, towards the rear part distinctly almost rectangularly constricted, in the middle part slightly narrowed, lateral tubercles indistinct, anterior angles slightly thickened, but protruding only a little bit; |
canaliculo mediano haud profundo, solum medio distincto, antice posticeque omnino evanescente; | middle groove non deep, distinct only in the middle part, towards the front and backwards dissolving; | |
disco nec profonde [sic!], nec fortiter punctato, |
the disc punctured neither deeply nor strongly, |
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the hairs |
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interspatiis puncturum [sic!] dense inaequaliterque rugulosis; | intervals between the punctures densely and irregularly wrinkled; | |
rugulis irregularibus; proëpipleuris densissime irregulariter rugulosis ac punctulatis, subopacis, sparsim pilosulis. | wrinkles irregular; the pro-epipleura very densely irregularly wrinkled and finely punctured, almost matt, with scattered small hairs. | |
Scutellum | Scutellum dense ruguloso punctulatum atque tenuiter breviterque pubescens. | Scutellum dense wrinkly finely punctured and with thin and short hairs. |
Elytra | Elytra quadrante basali subparallela, dein ad apicem gradatim rotundato-angustata, apice rectissime truncata, angulo exteriore parum rotundato; | The elytra in the basal quarter almost parallel, then toward the apex gradually roundly narrowed, the apex exactly rectangularly truncated, external angle slightly rounded; |
impressionibus, punctura et sculptura interspatiorum eadem ut in |
impressions, puncture and texture of the intervals the same as with |
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Meta-sternum | Metasternum medio late excavatum (♂). | Metasternum with a broad hollow in the middle (♂). |
Abdomen | Abdomen segmento primo medio longitudinaliter late impresso, segmento ultimo apice recte truncato et triangulariter impresso (♂). | The first segment of the abdomen in the middle longwise broadly impressed, the apex of the last segment rectangularly truncated and triangularly impressed (♂). |
Pygidium | Pygidium distincte arcuato-emarginatum. | Pygidium distinctly arcuately emarginate. |
Legs | Pedes fortes, femoribus omnibus incrassatis, posticis dente sat valido acutoque armatis deinque nonnihil crenulatis; | Strong legs, all femora thickened, the hind ones armed with a quite prominent and acute tooth and afterwards slightly notched; |
elytrorum apicem non attingentibus; | not reaching the apex of the elytra; | |
tibiis posticis flexuosis, trientis primi apice vix inflato, absque crenulis. | hind tibiae curved, scarcely broadened at the end of the first third, without notches. | |
Size | Long. 8 mill.; lat. 2,6 mill. Habitat Provinciae Transbaicalicae urbem Kjachta in Sibira orientali (coll. Clavareau). | Length 8 mm; width 2.6 mm. Inhabits the town of Kjachta in the province of Transbaicalia in eastern Siberia (coll. Clavareau). |
Character | German | English |
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General | Mittelgroße einheitlich dunkelbronzefarbige glänzende Tiere mit äußerst fein behaartem Halsschild, die ♂♂ schlanker und kleiner als die ♀♀, deren Schenkel viel weniger keulig verdickt und deren 1. Hinterleibssegment nicht abgeplattet ist. Die Tiere sind im Habitus sehr einheitlich, in der Ausbildung der einzelnen Merkmale sehr variabel. | Medium sized uniform dark bronzy shiny animals with an extremelyfinely pubescent pronotum, the males more slender and shorter than the females, which have a much lesser clubbed thickened femur and their 1st abdominal segment is not flattened. The animals’ habitus is very uniform, the formation of the single characters is very variable. |
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Prothorax | Die |
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Meta-thorax | Die Unterseite der |
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Abdominal segments | Das 1. |
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Das letzte Segment ist beim ♂ an der Hinterkante leicht eingedrückt, beim ♀ konvex vorgezogen ohne eigentliche Spitze. | The last segment is slightly impressed at the apical ridge at the ♂, at the ♀ convexly protruding without a distinctive peak. | |
Die Unterseite des Hinterleibes ist glänzend, mäßig dicht punktiert und behaart. | The underpart of the abdomen is shiny, moderately densely punctured and pubescent. | |
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Hinterschenkel mit einem kräftigen Zahn, der beim ♂breiter, beim ♀ schmaler und spitzer ist (siehe Abb. 5). | Posterior femora with a prominent tooth, which is broader at the ♂, at the ♀ more slender and more acute. | |
Das 1. und 3. Tarsenglied sind etwa gleich lang, das 2. um 1/3 kürzer. | The 1st and 3rd tarsomere have about the same length, the 2nd one is by a third shorter. | |
Colour | Die Tiere sind einheitlich dunkel bronzefarben, nur die Fühler gelb bis dunkelbraun, die Schienen und Tarsen und die Hinterschenkel von der Basis bis zur Mittel hellbraun. | The animals are uniformly dark bronze, only the antennae yellow to dark brown, the tibae and tarsi and the hind femora light brown from the basal part to the middle. |
Size | Länge: ♂ 7–8 mm, ♀ 9 mm. Breite: ♂ 2,4–2,6 mm, ♀ 3,5 mm. | Length: ♂ 7–8 mm, ♀ 9 mm. Width: ♂ 2.4–2.6 mm, ♀ 3.5 mm. |
Locus typicus | Mir liegen vor 7 Exemplare aus dem Reichsmuseum |
There are 7 specimens on hand for me from the Reichsmuseum |
Original description in English. The following species was described by
“Closely related to
Also allied to
Aeneo-cupreous (♂, ♀), sometimes sky-blue (♂). Antennae long and slender, metallic, the terminal segments black; third segment slightly longer than second and distinctly shorter than fourth. Head with four weak tubercles, the median longitudinal furrow deep and complete. Pronotum very closely punctured and covered with silvery hairs, the antero-lateral tubercles distinct, the angles fairly strongly produced. Elytra rather smooth on the inner disc, the punctures oblong, the interstices broad, about 2–3 times as broad as the cross diametre[sic!] of the punctures; apex truncate with the outer angles broadly rounded. Hind femora (♂, ♀) broadly toothed beneath.
Length: 6.8–8 mm.
Holotype ♂, allotype ♀, paratypes 47 ♂♂, ♀♀ Kwangsi: Kweilin (April-May, 1952).”
Original description in English. The following species was described by
“Very like
Length: 8 mm
Holotype ♀ Yunnan: Shishong-Baana (1200 m, 15, May, 1958).”