A preliminary catalogue of the Hymenoptera (Insecta) of the Republic of Djibouti
Author
Madl, Michael
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Ceratina tarsata
MORAWITZ
,
1872
Pithitis tarsata
(MORAWITZ, 1872):
DALY 1983a: 36
(key), 45 (fig. 35), 50 (fig. 51), 60 (tax., descr.
♂
♀
,
Obock
).
Pithitis tarsata
(MORAWITZ, 1872):
DALY 1983b: 500
(key), 503-4 (tax.,
Djibouti
,
Obock
,
Tadjoura
).
Ceratina tarsata
MORAWITZ, 1872:
EARDLEY & URBAN 2010: 383
(cat. Afr. reg.).
Ceratina tarsata
MORAWITZ, 1872:
RASMUSSEN 2012: 21
(tax.,
Obock
, cat. taxa described by Vachal).
*
Ceratina caesia
n.sp.
:
VACHAL 1904: 385
(descr.
♀
,
Obock
).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
FRIESE 1905a: 3
(tax., cat. Afr. reg.), 8 (original descr.,
Obock
).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
FRIESE 1909a: 191
(cat. Afr. reg.), 195 (original descr.,
Obock
), 465 (cat. Afr. reg.).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
COCKERELL 1937: 39
(tax.).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
RASMUSSEN 20: 2012
(tax.,
Obock
, cat. taxa described by Vachal).
Pithitis
(
Pithitis
)
caesia
(VACHAL, 1903):
HIRASHIMA 1969: 253
(tax.), 253 (fig. 5: map), 654-55 (tax.,
Obock
), 666 (tax.).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
DALY 1973: 387
(tax.).
Ceratina caesia
VACHAL, 1903:
DALY 1983a: 60
(syn.).
*
Ceratina mauritanica
LEPELETIER DE SAINT- FARGEAU, 1841:
WALKER 1871a: 50
(
Tadjoura
).
Ceratina mauritanica
LEPELETIER DE SAINT- FARGEAU, 1841:
INNES BEY 1911: 106
(
Tadjoura
, cat. Lord Collection).
D i s t r i b u t i o n:
Djibouti
,
Obock
,
Tadjoura
.
Ceratina tarsata
is known from the Afrotropical (
Chad
,
Djibouti
,
Eritrea
,
Mali
,
Senegal
,
Sudan
) and Palaearctic (e.g.
Yemen
) regions. The material from the Smith Collection
(
DALY 1983b: 504
) was published by
WALKER (1871a)
as
Ceratina mauritanica
. The papers of
WALKER (1871a)
and INNES BEY (1912) have been overlooked till now. The record from
Djibouti
(
WALKER 1871a
) is not mentioned in DE
DALLA TORRE (1896: 196)
,
FRIESE (1905a: 3
;
1909a
) and EARDLEY & URBAN (2010).