Five new species of Amicromias Reitter, 1912 from Greece (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae: Omiini) Author Germann, Christoph text Zootaxa 2017 2017-08-29 4312 2 311 322 journal article 32270 10.11646/zootaxa.4312.2.6 00708987-025c-40f4-b088-eeaf9db21cf0 1175-5326 852890 61391B53-5F96-41E9-B6D2-C421F2Ceeacc Amicromias intermedius Yunakov, 2005 Additional material examined. 5 ♂♂ 3 ♀♀ , Greece , Kabala , W-Lekani, Mt. Lekani , N 41°09′52″ E 24°31′41″ , 920 m , 23.v.2016 , lichter Quercus-wald , Kalk, C . Germann lgt. ( CGTS , RBSC ) ; 8 ♂♂ 6 ♀♀ , Greece , Kabala , 2 km W Lekani , Mt. Lekani , N 41°09′52″ E 24°31′41″ , 920 m , 23.v.2016 , Kalk lichter Quercus-wald , sifting, C. Braunert lgt. ( CBML ) ; 1 ♀ , Greece , Xanthi , 2 km N Ano Karyofyto , 3 km SSW Livaditis W-Rhodopen, N 41°16′53″ E 24°39′38″ , 1080 m , 22.v.2016 , Silikat macchia, sifting, C. Braunert lgt. ( CBML ) ; 1 ♀ , Greece , Xanthi , 5 km NE Livaditis , W-Rhodopen, N 41°19′58″ E 24°43′27″ , 1340 m , 25.v.2016 , Silikat Gyftokastro Umgb. Montan. Buchenwald, Reisighaufen, sifting, C. Braunert lgt. ( CBML ) . Remarks. This is a species which was described based on two females from Ukraine , Crimea and southern Hungary . The material collected recently in Greece shows a wider distribution of the species and allowed to describe the hitherto unknown male. Unfortunately, we have no opportunity to examine the type specimens and thus our identification is only based on the description and the key published by Yunakov (2005) . The Greek material seems to be conspecific with A. intermedius , the only difference we could detect, was the shape of the spermatheca, where the Greek specimens show a ramus which is twice as long as wide, distinctly oval with a very short and rounded nodulus, while the type specimen of A. intermedius has a shorter ramus, with less rounded sides and the nodulus inserts higher. However, this rather small difference in the spermatheca could be assumed as variability within the species. The male of A. intermedius is morphologically hardly distinguishable from the female. Males are on average smaller, being 1.84–2.18 mm long, while females are 2.03–2.25 mm long. The penis is widest at base, evenly tapered to apical quarter with indistinctly concave sides, apical part subtriangular with rounded tip; laterally slightly curved, with elongated tip ( Fig. 34 ).