N. 52: E. Barbero & M. Rastelli

G. it. Ent., 11 (52): 145-150

December 2004

Note sui Silphidae (Coleoptera)

del Bosco del Gerbasso, Carmagnola (TO)

di

ENRICO BARBERO & MARCO RASTELLI

Abstract - Notes on the Silphidae (Coleoptera) of the Gerbasso Wood, Carmagnola (TO), Italy - The Gerbasso Wood is a renaturalized area in the territory of the Municipality of Carmagnola (Turin province) in the Po river Park (Piedmont, NW Italy). During the years 1999 and 2000 a study on the carrion beetle population (Coleoptera, Silphidae) was carried out in this area. 733 individuals belonging to 7 species were collected. In this paper an annotated list of the species is reported and some aspects of the structure of the carrion beetle population are discussed.

N. 32: E. Jorge Tizado, Etelvina Núñez, José Ma Salgado, Antonio Régil

G. it. Ent., 6 (32): 199-206

December 31, 1992

La familia Silphidae (Col.) en la provincia fitogeográfica Orocantábrica. III.

Selección ecológica y biogeografía

por

E. JORGE TIZADO, ETELVINA NÚÑEZ, JOSÉ Ma SALGADO, ANTONIO RÉGIL

Abstract - The family Silphidae (Col.) in the Orocantabrian phytogeographic province. 3. Ecological selection and biogeography - With this paper our study on the Silphidae from the Orocantabrian phytogeographic province (Spain) ends. Feeding preferences, factors influencing the ecological selection, and species Orocantrabrian distributions are here dealt with.

N. 26: Etelvina Núñez, E. Jorge Tizado, José M. Salgado, Antonio Régil

G. it. Ent., 5 (26): 141-156

December 31, 1990

La familia Silphidae (Col.)

en la provincia fitogeográfica Orocantábrica. II.

Tribu Silphini

por

ETELVINA NÚÑEZ, E. JORGE TIZADO, JOSÉ M^a SALGADO, ANTONIO RÉGIL

Abstract - The family Silphidae (Col.) in the Orocantabrian phytogeographic province. 2. The tribe Silphini - This second paper on the Silphidae in the phytogeographic Orocantabrian province (Spain) presents a check-list of the species of Silphini. Twelve species in six genera (Necrodes, Oeceoptoma, Phosphuga, Silpha, Thanatophilus and Xylodrepa) have been identified. The geographic distributions, phenological variations and ecology have been studied.