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Naviauxella spp., right elytron. 6-N. davisonii (Gestro, 1889), male (cJW). 7-N. johanni Naviaux, 1996, male (cJW). 8-N. safraneki Cassola, 2006, male (MPU). 9-N. rufovittata Cassola & Werner, 1995, male (MPU). 10-N. snowiana Cassola, 2002, male (MPU). 11-N. gabrieli Naviaux, 1991, holotype, male (MNHN). 12-N. acciavattii Naviaux, 1996, holotype, male (CMNH). 13-N. tenuiformis Naviaux, 1991, holotype, male (MNHN). 14-N. recondita Naviaux, 1991, holotype, male (MNHN). 15-N. ramai Naviaux, 1991, holotype, male (MNHN). 16-N. phongsalyensis Sawada & Wiesner, 2004, holotype, male (cJW). 17-N. loebli n. sp., holotype, male (ZISP). 18-N. labiosa Naviaux, 1996, holotype, female (CMNH). 19-N. vientianensis Sawada & Wiesner, 1999, holotype, male (cJW). 20-N. durandi Naviaux, 2012, holotype, female (SHNAO). 21-N. pinratanai Naviaux, 1991, holotype, male (MNHN). 22-N. declivitatis Naviaux, 1991, holotype, female (MNHN). 23-N. shooki Wiesner, 2010, male (MPU). 6-7, 16, 19: photos by Jürgen Wiesner; 12, 18: photos by Peter Schüle. 20: photo by Fréderic Durand.
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Naviauxella loebli n. sp. is described from Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia. The differences from the known species are discussed, and an identification key to the species of the genus Naviauxella is given.
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... N. ramai Naviaux, 1991 -Middle band with a large apical portion, apical lunula comma-shaped with a short sublateral portion never extending beyond sutural spine (Fig. 14). Aedeagus robust, with a wide blunt apex (Fig. 37) (Figs 4, 17). Aedeagus with a small convexity on ventral side, apex rounded and slightly bent dorsally (Fig. 28) (Fig. 23); apical lunula larger. Aedeagus with a widely rounded, blunt apex (Fig. 38) (Fig. 21). Aedeagus with a short, rounded apex gradually bent ventrally (Fig. 34) ...
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duponti (Dejean, 1826) and Cylindera (Ifasina) somnuki Naviaux, 1991 are recorded for the first time from Cambodia. Five tiger beetle species are recorded for the first time from Kampong Speu province, two for the first time from Ratanakiri province, and one each the first time from Pursat province and Preah Vihear province.
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Naviauxella varians Wiesner and Constant, n. sp. (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae), is described. Neocollyris (Pachycollyris) bipartita unicolor (Horn, 1935), Therates laotiensis Sawada and Wiesner, 1999, Cosmodela duponti duponti (Dejean, 1826) and Cylindera (Ifasina) somnuki Naviaux, 1991 are recorded for the first time from Cambodia. Five tiger beetle species are recorded for the first time from Kampong Speu province, two for the first
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... The genus Naviauxella was established by Cassola [1988] and now contains 18 species distributed in Myanmar [Cassola, 1988], Thailand [Naviaux, Pinratana, 2004;Matalin, 2015], Laos [Wiesner, Geiser 2016], southern China [Shook, Wu, 2007], Vietnam [Wiesner et al., 2017] and Cambodia [Cassola, 2005;Matalin, 2018a, b]. The males of two of these species, N. labiosa N. durandi Naviaux, 2012, are still unknown [Matalin, 2018b]. In the present paper two new species of Naviauxella are described from the Vietnamese Province Gia Lai (Central Highlands Region), and the revised identification keys to the species of this genus [Wiesner et al., 2017;Matalin, 2018b] are provided as well. ...
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... fedorenkoi sp.n., female; 3-4 -head, dorsal view (3 -left half, 4 -right half); 5 -labrum; 6 -pronotum; 7-8 -left elytron (7 -photo, 8 -drawing). mentioned above features the new species differs distinctly in the finer rugosity of the supraorbital area with 16 striae (Fig. 4) vs coarser rugosity of the supraorbital area with 12 striae in N. loebli (Fig. 3), as well as by the shape and coloration of pronotum ( Fig. 6) [compare with Fig. 3 in Matalin, 2018b]. ...
From the Vietnamese Province Gia Lai Naviauxella fedorenkoi sp.n. and Naviauxella pseudolabiosa sp.n. are described, and how to distinguish them from related species is discussed. The revised identification keys to the species of the genus Naviauxella Cassola, 1988 are also provided.
Although most of the Southeastern Asian countries are known as the area of the biodiversity hotspot, in
nevertheless especially Cambodia is poorly known on Insect diversity in these countries. The order
Coleoptera is the largest group not only in the class Insecta but also the kingdom Animalia, especially
among them, the family Carabidae, which is well known as carnivorous and cosmopolitan. Totally, 285
species including subspecies of 104 genera in 32 tribes belonging to 17 subfamilies in the family Carabidae
have been recorded from Cambodia. A list of recorded species from Carabidae, type locality for each
species or subspecies and type species for each genera or subgenera, etc. are provided in this study.
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