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N. 61: G. Curletti

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 263-284

March 2016

Taxonomic notes on the African genus

Pseudagrilus Laporte, 1835

(Coleoptera, Buprestidae)

by

GIANFRANCO CURLETTI

Abstract - Some taxonomic problems regarding the genus Pseudagrilus are discussed and 9 new taxa are described: Pseudagrilus ewe n. sp., P. maleci n. sp., P. maasai n. sp., P. twa n. sp., P. valentinae n. sp., P. erythreinus maumau n. ssp., P. granulosus tutsi n. ssp., P. variabilis bantu n. ssp., P. variabilis yao n. ssp.

N. 61: P. Magrini

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 285-290

March 2016

Descrizione del maschio di

Typhloreicheia colacurcioi Magrini & Paladini, 2014

del Monte Pellegrino (Sicilia)

(Coleoptera, Carabidae, Scaritinae)

di

P. MAGRINI

Abstract - Description of the male of Typhloreicheia colacurcioi Magrini & Paladini, 2014 from Mount Pellegrino (Sicily) (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Scaritinae) - The male genitalia of Typhloreicheia colacurcioi Magrini & Paladini, 2014, species described based on a single female specimen, are illustrated. After the collection of two males and other females, I can provide further morphometric details for the species. Illustrations also allow comparison between the three species of Typhloreicheia syntopic on Mount Pellegrino.

N. 61: P. Magrini, A. Petrioli, A. Benelli & A. Degiovanni

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 291-298

March 2016

Un nuovo Duvalius endogeo della Sicilia del “gruppo siculus”

(Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechinae)

di

P. MAGRINI, A. PETRIOLI, A. BENELLI & A. DEGIOVANNI

Abstract - A new endogean Duvalius from Sicily of the "siculus group" (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechinae) - A new endogean Duvalius from W Sicily of the "siculus group" (sensu MAGRINI, 1997-1998) is described. It is close to Duvalius marii Vanni, Magrini & Pennisi, 1992 from the Ficuzza Wood (Palermo) for the resemblance of their copulatory lamellae, though their structures are clearly different, as different are their aedeagus and habitus. The new species is the southernmost Sicilian Duvalius.

N. 61: S. Facchini

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 299-328

March 2016

Notes on the Subgenus Egadroma Motschulsky, 1855

of the Genus Stenolophus Dejean, 1821,

with descriptions of nine new taxa from the Afrotropical Region

(Coleoptera Carabidae, Harpalinae)

by

S. FACCHINI

Abstract - Eight new species and one new subspecies in the subgenus Egadroma Motschulsky, 1855 of the genus Stenolophus Dejean, 1821 are here described from Africa: Stenolophus (Egadroma) bilineatus n. sp., S. (E.) plagifer namibicus n. ssp., S. (E.) pseudova-riolatus n. sp., S. (E.) camerunensis n. sp., S. (E.) humeroguttatus n. sp., S. (E.) similatus n. sp., S. (E.) simillimus n. sp., S. (E.) zambiensis n. sp., S. (E.) pseudorelucens n. sp. Illustrations of the habitus and male genitalia of the new species and subspecies are provided. Moreover, the following systematic changes are proposed: Acupalpus vittiger Klug, 1853; Acupalpus obscuripes G. Müller, 1942; Acupalpus elegantulus Péringuey, 1892 are true species, not synonyms of Acupalpus plagifer Klug, 1853. The Lectotypus of Acupalpus plagifer Klug, 1853 is designated.

N. 61: R. Monguzzi

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 329-338

March 2016

Descrizione di due nuovi Trechini ipogei e ritrovamento di

Boldoriella tedeschii Sciaky, 1977, nelle Prealpi Varesine

(Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechinae)

di

RICCARDO MONGUZZI

Abstract - Descriptions of two new hypogean Trechini and finding of Boldoriella tedeschii Sciaky, 1977 in the Varese Pre-Alps (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechinae) - The Author reports the unexpected results of personal researches on the hypogean coleopterological fauna (more precisely the Carabidae Trechinae) of the Varese Pre-Alps, a small alpine area traditionally wrongly considered nearly lacking in this faunistic component, if we except Duvalius ghidinii (Gestro, 1909). The interesting data are as follows: 1) new findings and a synthesis of the actual knowledges on Duvalius ghidinii; 2) a taxonomical revaluation and the recognition of the subspecies rank to the only population of Duvalius ghidinii found outside Mount Campo dei Fiori (D. ghidinii martinensis n. subsp.); 3) the discovery of the genus Boldoriella Jeannel, 1928 in the eastern Varese Pre-Alps for the presence of B. (Insubrites) tedeschii Sciaky, 1977, previously known only from the Como Pre-Alps; 4) the description of a new species of Boldoriella, very differentiated even from B. tedeschii, collected further West in the western Varese Pre-Alps: Boldoriella (Insubrites) verbanensis n. sp.

N. 61: P. Magrini & L. Fancello

G. it. Ent., 14 (61): 339-348

March 2016

Una nuova Dimorphoreicheia Magrini, Fancello & Leo, 2002 della Sardegna centro-occidentale

(Coleoptera, Carabidae, Scaritinae)

di

P. MAGRINI & L. FANCELLO

Abstract - A new Dimorphoreicheia Magrini, Fancello & Leo, 2002 from Central-West Sardinia (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Scaritinae) - A new taxon - Dimorphoreicheia quadrisetosa n. sp. - is described from Mount Monti Ferru (Cuglieri, Oristano), the type locality of the syntopic Typhloreicheia jucunda (Holdhaus, 1924). The new species, small and slender, looks like the geographically distant Dimorphoreicheia relicta Magrini, 2004 from Mount Gonare (Nuoro), rather than the closer Dimorphoreicheia vannii Magrini, Fancello & Leo, 2002 from Sedilo (Oristano). It is easy to differentiate the new species from the other two already known of the genus, on the basis of the characters of the aedeagus, and the number of bristles on the pronotal disc: four instead of two; further, the pronotum is much wider at base. A key to the three species of the genus is present.