New species and records of Hygrodromicus Tronquet, 1981 and Paratrichodromeus Zerche, 1992 from the Middle Asia, the Himalayan Region and China (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Omaliinae: Anthophagini)
Author
Shavrin, Alexey V.
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Hygrodromicus reitteri
(
Scheerpeltz, 1933
)
(
Fig. 4
)
Geodromicus lestevoides
Reitter, 1900: 228
;
Luze 1903: 116
.
Geodromicus reitteri
Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1066
(replacement name for
G
.
lestevoides
).
Hygrodromicus reitteri
:
Zerche 1992: 114
.
Material examined.
KAZAKHSTAN
: JAMBYL:
5 ♂
,
4 ♀♀
:
Chylik R.
,
Sarybastau Pass.
14.06.1988
.
V. Kashcheev
leg. (cSh,
ZIN
)
;
5 ♂♂
,
3 ♀
: same data,
15.08.1988
(cSh,
ZIN
)
;
4 ♂
,
2 ♀
:
Ile Alatau.
20.06.1988
.
V. Kashcheev
leg. (cSh,
ZIN
)
;
3 ♂♂
,
2 ♀♀
:
Kyrgyz Mnt.
,
Merke R.
, near
Merke.
12.06.1988
.
V. Kashcheev
leg. (cSh);
NARYN
:
3 ♂♂
,
1 ♀
:
Bayankoy R.
, near
Narynkoi.
15.09.1988
.
V. Kashcheev
leg. (
ZIN
)
;
KYRGYZSTAN
:
1 ♂
:
Issyk-Kul
,
Terskey Alatau
,
Uruk Valley
,
42°36´17´´N
79°18´57´´E
. 30.07–
01.08.2005
.
2600 m
a.s.l.
L. Schmidt
leg. (cSh)
;
UZBEKISTAN
:
1 ♀
:
West Gissar
,
Yakkabadskiy District
,
Kalta-Kol.
1400 m
a.s.l.
07.09.1990
.
Gromenko
leg. (cSh)
;
1 ♀
:
Chatkal Mts.
,
Okhangaron District
,
6 km
NW Irtash
,
Iertash
[Yertoshsoy]
River
(right confluent of
Okhangaron River
),
41°10´46.7´´N
70°17´28.7´´E
.
1900 m
a.s.l.
03.08.2021
.
A.V. Shavrin
leg. (cSh)
.
Remarks.
Geodromicus lestevoides
Reitter, 1900
was originally described from “Bokhara, Turkestan”.
Scheerpeltz (1933)
replaced this name with
G. reitteri
Sheerpeltz, 1933
because
lestevoides
was previously occupied by other taxon (see details in
Scheerpeltz 1933
and
Zerche 1992
).
Luze (1903)
and
Zerche (1992)
redescribed the species, and Zerche also designated the
lectotype
and provided new faunistic records.
Hygrodromicus reitteri
(
Fig. 4
) is here recorded from
Kazakhstan
and
Kyrgyzstan
for the first time.