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,
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(
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GUSSAKOVSKIJ, 1934: 3
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, male, female. Lectotype: male
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,
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.
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M a t e r i a l e x a m i n e d:
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from
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,
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from Sardinia, around
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from remaining Europe and palearctic Asia (all coll. CSE).
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R e m a r k: The species occurs in the western palearctic region in three morpho- and colour
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(for additional variation in central and eastern Palearctic region see MENKE &amp; PULAWSKI 2000).
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Females from Europe and western Asia (except Sardinia) have hindfemur black, red spots on femora are small, and red body colour is not orange but dark red. The females therefore resemble
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. Males from this origin have apex of S8 with acute angle (figs. 10, 12, ca. 70 degree), the apex is somewhat pointed. Most specimens have
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5-10 with placoids, other have also a placoid on
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4. Number of placoids vary, see MENKE &amp; PULAWSKI (2000) for details.
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Females from Sardinia differ from the European mainland specimens as follows: apex of femora, tibiae and tarsi all red; red body colour is more orange red than dark red. These specimens are similar to the females from
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. The apex of S8 of Sardinian males is larger than in other European males, and nearly right angled (fig. 11, 80-85 degree). Apical angle of S8 stands between
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males from European mainland and males of
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. Males have placoids on
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5-9 (
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) or on
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5-10 (
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). Specimens from
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were not examined but probably also refer to this form, see MENKE &amp; PULAWSKI (2000).
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Females from
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are similar in colour pattern to females from Sardinia (legs red apart most part of femora). S8 of these males looks similar to males from European mainland and palearctic Asian (fig. 13). Males have placoids on
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5-8 (
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) or on
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5-9 (
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).
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Specimens from Sardinia and from European Mainland differ distinctly genetically by appr. 4.5% (fig. 1). This genetic gap in combination with the different form of male S8 gives a hint to a beginning species diversification of the Sardinian population. Because of this large genetic distance is a treatment as valid species of the Sardinian population also possible. However, the subject needs further examination in a larger geographic area, and especially the population from
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has to be examined genetically, because they also may represent a different clade. The form from
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is also distinctive and was described as
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mavromoustakisi
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de BEAUMONT, 1947. See MENKE &amp; PULAWSKI (2000) for details.
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D i s t r i b u t i o n:
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<emphasis id="B978EAD5FFA958421E9A14461B64FACC" box="[411,543,1292,1313]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="463">S. funerarius</emphasis>
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is widespread in the whole western and central Palearctic region and reaches
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in the North. Recently the species is expansive in
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, the northernmost location was
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in 2017 (pers. observation). Its distribution in North Africa is not clear. I could only examine
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<emphasis id="B978EAD5FFA958421C19142E1ADAFA94" box="[792,929,1380,1401]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="463">S. funerarius</emphasis>
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from
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, whereas all specimens from southern
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, formerly identified as
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<emphasis id="B978EAD5FFA958421CAF14C81D4DFA7B" box="[942,1078,1409,1431]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="463">S. funerarius</emphasis>
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, belong to
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<emphasis id="B978EAD5FFA958421E1F14D518CCFA59" box="[286,439,1439,1460]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="463">S. maroccanus</emphasis>
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. It can be expected that
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<emphasis id="B978EAD5FFA958421DC214D51A32FA59" box="[707,841,1439,1460]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="463">S. funerarius</emphasis>
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is more widespread in northern Africa.
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