New species of the genus Chydaeus from China, Nepal, Myanmar, and Thailand, with remarks on species previously described (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Harpalini)
Author
Kataev, Boris M.
Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Universitetskaya nab. 1, St. Petersburg 199034, Russia.
harpal@zin.ru
Author
Wrase, David W.
Dunckerstrasse 78, D- 10437 Berlin, Germany.
carterus@gmx.de
Author
Schmidt, Joachim
University of Rostock, Institute of Biosciences, General and Systematic Zoology, Universitätsplatz 2, D – 18055 Rostock, Germany.
schmidt@agonum.de
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Zootaxa
2014
2014-02-14
3765
1
1
28
journal article
36901
10.11646/zootaxa.3765.1.1
dc48dc34-f0b6-4715-8044-1aa2d5851737
1175-5326
285551
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Chydaeus bedeli interjectus
Kataev & Schmidt, 2002
Chydaeus bedeli interjectus
Kataev & Schmidt, 2002
: 396
Material examined
.
India
. ARUNACHAL PRADESH:
1 ♂
,
1.5 km
NE of Bomdila, near Bomdila Pass,
2600 m
,
27°16'34"N
92°25'49"E
,
2–5.V.2008
, Fikaček, Podskalska, Šipek leg. (
NMP
);
4 ♂
, 7 ♀, Chander, N of Bomdila, ca.
3200 m
,
27°25’N
92°22’E
,
17–26.VI.2008
, C. Reuter leg. (cJS);
7 ♂
, 7 ♀, N of Bomdila, NW Chander,
10–15 km
NW of
27°25’N
92°22’E
, ca.
3200 m
,
18.VI.2008
, C. Reuter leg. (cJS);
Dirang, W Bomdila, ca.
2000 m
,
20.VI.2008
, C. Reuter leg. (cJS);
4 ♂
, 2 ♀,
10–15 km
E Sela Pass, ca.
3200 m
,
24.VI.2008
, C. Reuter leg. (cJS).
China
. XIZANG:
1 ♂
, S Tibet, ca.
16 km
SW of Cona,
3350–3550 m
,
27°55’N
91°49’E
, 20+
22.VII.2009
, Tian Mingyi leg. (cJS);
1 ♀, S Tibet, ca.
18 km
SW of Cona,
3000–3100 m
,
27°54’N
91°48’E
,
22.VII.2009
, Tian Mingyi leg. (cJS);
4 ♂
, 1 ♀, S Tibet, ca.
25 km
SW of Cona,
2600–2800 m
, env. of
27°49’N
91°45’E
,
21– 22.VII.2009
, Tian Mingyi leg. (cJS).
Remarks.
Chydaeus bedeli interjectus
is rather common in the Eastern Himalaya. It was known from central and eastern
Nepal
,
India
(Sikkim, West Bengal),
Bhutan
(
Kataev & Schmidt 2002
) and
China
(southern Tibet) (
Kataev
et al
. 2012
). The subspecies is recorded here from the Indian state Arunachal Pradesh for the first time. New findings in the immediately adjacent mountains of South Tibet are also presented.