Inca pulverulenta ( Olivier, 1789 )

Iorio, Osvaldo Di, 2013, A review of the Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from Argentina and adjacent countries: systematics and geographic distributions, Zootaxa 3668 (1), pp. 1-87 : 64-66

Inca pulverulenta ( Olivier, 1789)

Fig. 142c (distribution)

Cetonia pulverulenta Olivier, 1789 : pl. 10, Fig. 95 (description (♀); distribution).

Inca pulverulentus: Burmeister & Schaum 1840: 379 (new combination; distribution; reference); Ohaus 1900: 219 (distribution; natural history).

Inca pulverulenta Oliv. : Richter 1913: 174 (distribution).

Goliath barbicornis Latreille, 1817: 187 (description; distribution).

Inca barbicornis: Gory & Percheron 1833: 105–106 (new combination; description; distribution), Plate 13, Fig. 2 ; Burmeister & Schaum 1840: 380 (synonymy; references); Schaum 1844: 399 (synonymy); Blackwelder 1944: 260 (catalog; distribution).

Distribution: BRAZIL ( Gory & Percheron 1833, Burmeister & Schaum 1840, Blackwelder 1944); “ Brésil intérieur” ( Lucas 1857); Rio de Janeiro: Petrópolis ( Ohaus 1900). ARGENTINA: Misiones ( Bruch 1911 a, Blackwelder 1944): Cataratas del Iguazú ( Richter 1913).

Material examined: BRAZIL: [without locality], 2 males, 2 females [ HBBA], “ pulverulen / tus Oliv. / Brasil” [handwritten by Burmeister] ; PARAGUAY: Itapúa: Hohenau , 27-I-1950, 1 female [ ODIC], “ Inca / pulverulentus / Ol.” ; ARGENTINA: Jujuy: Dto. Santa Bárbara, Palma Sola , I-2008, A. Borquez leg., 1 male [ ABJCP] ; Misiones: Col. Breyer, 1 male [ MACN] ; Misiones, # 7599, 1 female [ MACN] ; Bompland, Jorgensen leg., 1 male [ CBBA], “ Inca / pulverulenta Ol. ” [handwritten by Bruch] ; Dto. Guaraní, Cuartel Río Victoria (= Capitán Morales), 12 km N San Vicente, I-1978, H.R. Basiluk & E. Massoia leg., 2 females [ ODIC] , mist net; Puerto Iguazú, 13-XII-2001, L. Aguado leg., 1 male [ LABA] ; Pozo Azul, L. Aguado leg., XI-2007, 1 female [ ODIC] , I-2006, 1 female [ LABA ]; El Soberbio, J. Carreras leg., 5-XII-1969, 1 male [ JCDT] , 13-XII-1969, 1 female [ JCDT] ; Parque Nacional Iguazú, 13-XI-2003, L. Aguado leg., 1 male, 3 females [ LABA] .

Subtribe Trichiina Fleming, 1821

Figures

FIGURE 2. Geographic distributions of Gymnetini from Argentina and adjacent countries: Gymnetis bonplandi (triangles); Gymnetis hepatica (circles); Hologymnetis sp. (square).

FIGURE 142. Geographic distribution of Cetoniinae from Argentina: a, Inca bonplandi; b, Inca clathrata clathrata; c, Inca pulverulenta; d, Cyclidius elongatus (square), Trigonopeltastes triangulus (circles).

FIGURES 79–104. General aspects of Gymnetini from the Neotropical Region: 79, G. callispila (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 80, G. radiicollis (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 81, G. zikani (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 82–91, Gymmetis pantherina (82, Colombia: Guacarí; 83, Venezuela: Río Negro; 84, Ecuador: Santa Catalina; 85, Guyane; 86, Argentina: Isla Monteagudo; 87, Brazil: Mafra; 88, Argentina: Isla Monteagudo; 89, Brazil: Buzios; 90, Colombia: Guacarí; 91, Argentina: Isla Monteagudo); 92–93, G. dyzoni (92, Venezuela, Burmeister Collection; 93, lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 94, G. pantherina (Argentina: Arroyo El Soberbio); 95, G. rubrocincta (lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 96–97, Gymnetis meleagris (96, paralectotype, Burmeister Collection; 97, lectotype, extracted from Ratcliffe 2004); 98, G. pantherina (Argentina: Isla Monteagudo); 99, G. alauda (holotype, Burmeister Collection); 100, G. pantherina (extracted from Blanchard 1842); 101–104, G. pantherina (101, Paraguay: Central, 1939–1940; 102, Bolivia: Suiqui; 103, Bolivia: Nigrillani; 104, Bolivia: Chulumani).