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Pseudovadonia livida hatayensis ssp. nov. (above), Pseudovadonia livida bicarinata (below) (from M. L. Danilevsky, www.cerambycidae.net\beetles _pseudovadonia_livida_bicarinata. html).
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Pseudovadonia livida hatayensis ssp. nov. is described from Hatay province in South Turkey. A key to the subspecies of Pseudovadonia livida (Fabricius, 1777) is also presented.
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... It was cited briefly in subsequent studies. Therefore, it has been known only from the type locality up to now (Özdikmen, 2015b, 2021aÖzdikmen & Ali, 2017;Danilevsky, 2020). Antiochian element (Fig. 145). ...
A list of endemic 154 species and 83 subspecies in Lepturinae, Lamiinae, Cerambycinae and the other 6 smaller subfamilies of Cerambycoidea of Turkey (excluding Dorcadioninae), corresponding to 23.03% of the whole species-group taxa or 45.75% of the whole endemic species-group taxa, is reported in this paper. Total 237 endemic species-group taxa of 60 genera belonging to 9 subfamilies of 2 families are evaluated together with their chorological data in respect of the present study. Of these 9 subfamilies represented in Turkey, in all of them there are endemisms, but while Aseminae and Vesperinae only have 1 endemic species-group taxon, and Necydalinae and Saphaninae each with 2 and Apatophyseinae with 3 and Stenopterinae with 8 endemic species-group taxa, out of the total of 518 endemic species-group taxa. On the contrary, Lepturinae with 87 endemic species-group taxa is strikingly prevailing, Lamiinae with 84 and Cerambycinae with 49 endemic species-group taxa following ones. In Cerambycoidea of Turkey (excluding the richest subfamily Dorcadioninae), the subfamilies Lepturinae, Lamiinae and Cerambycinae with 87 (16.82%), 84 (16.25%) and 49 (9.48%) endemic species-group taxa, respectively, contribute with the highest number of endemics. Also, two genera Cortodera with 44 (18.57%) in the Lepturinae and Phytoecia with 37 (15.61%) in the Lamiinae are strikingly prevailing, and two genera Agapanthia with 15 (6.33%) in the Lamiinae and Vadonia with 10 (4.22%) are the following ones in terms of their endemic species-group taxa. In the same line with this, Lamiinae and Lepturinae, the subfamilies with the highest number of Turkish species-group taxa, 259 (25.17%) and 196 (19.05%), shows 84 (16.25%) and 87 (16.82%) endemics respectively. In addition, Armenian concept with 74 (31.22%) is strikingly prevailing, and the concepts Cilician with 65 (27.43%), Antiochian with 64 (27.00%), Iconian or Lycaonian with 33 (13.92%), and Paphlagonian with 32 (13.50%) endemic species-group taxa are the following ones, according to the number of endemic species-group taxa of Turkish Cerambycoidea (excluding Dorcadioninae) separated by classical regions.
... Both subspecies are noted for Poland and Belarus, but only a single species, P. livida bicarinata, is noted for the Baltic countries (Danilevsky, 2019). Indeed, the characters for distinguishing reliably the specimens of these subspecies are not strong enough, because they are based only on setation of the pronotum and colouration of the legs (Danilevsky, 2014;Ösdikmen, 2015). All of our revised specimens from KR have a black abdomen and dark legs; however, some specimens from Lithuanian have a reddish abdomen and light-coloured (yellow to brown) legs. ...
The paper presents the first review of the composition and distribution of the species Lepturinae Latreille, 1802 subfamily (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in the southeastern Baltic region. A total of more than 3,000 records have been analyzed and more than 4,600 specimens collected since 1888 have been examined. The subfamily is confirmed to be represented by four tribes, 26 genera, and 38 species in the region. Previous records (published notifications) of seven species-Alosterna ingrica (Baeckmann), Brachyta interrogationis russica (Herbst), Euracmaeops marginatus (F.), Gnathacmaeops pratensis (Laichart.), Pachytodes erraticus (Dalman), Rhagium bifasciatum F. and Stictoleptura v. variicornis (Dalman) were not confirmed in the region. The information on the distribution, frequency, and some features of ecology and zoogeography of 51 species found and expected to be found in the region is confirmed and detailed in the paper. Local temporal and geographical distributions of 36 species are mapped.
