Ectobius sylvestris (Poda, 1761)
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4154.4.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6088522 |
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Ectobius sylvestris (Poda, 1761) |
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Ectobius sylvestris (Poda, 1761) View in CoL
Figures 7 View FIGURES 1 – 16 , 21 View FIGURES 17 – 30 , 45 View FIGURES 41 – 53 , 58, 66 View FIGURES 54 – 71
Ectobia sylvestris Poda : 1. Ramme 1921: 151.
Ectobia laponica [sic] (Linn.): 2. Drenski 1939: 7 (partim).
Ectobius sylvester Poda : 3. Ramme 1951: 38, 78.
Ectobius sylvestris Poda View in CoL : 4. Bey-Bienko 1950: 200 -203 • 5. Buresch & Peschev 1957: 320 • 6. Princis 1971: 1073 • 7. Harz & Kaltenbach 1976: 229 • 7. Chobanov 2012: 166.
Notes to the literature data. Buresch & Peschev (1957) recorded Ectobius sylvestris View in CoL for the first time for Bulgaria based on specimens identified by Drenski (1939) as Ectobia laponica [sic]. In agreement with the latter and based on studied material present in NMNH part of the remaining records of E. laponica [sic] by Drenski (1939) (Eastern Rhodope and Rila Mts. ) are herewith referred to E. sylvestris View in CoL .
Distribution in Bulgaria ( Fig. 75 View FIGURE 75 ): The species occurs in the subalpine and alpine belts of Stara Planina, Rila, Pirin and Rhodope Mts. An isolated locality is reported from the Black Sea coast ( Buresch & Peschev 1957). Usually inhabits deciduous forests with high-grass and low-shrub meso- and xerothermic communities between 400 to1600 m as well as open karstic habitats up to 2000 m, found in leaf litter or on top of low trees and shrubs.
Studied material. 53 specimens (37 adults, 16 nymphs) and 2 oothecae.
General distribution. The species is widespread from Western Europe to eastern Scandinavia and southeastern Europe reaching Asia Minor. The species is introduced to the east coast of North America.
Bey-Bienko, G. Ya. (1950) Nasekomye Tarakanovye [Insecta Blattodea. Fauna of the USSR]. Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, New Series, 40, 342 pp. [in Russian]
Buresch, I. & Peschev, G. (1957) Artenbestand und Verbreitung der Geradflugler (Orthoptera) in Bulgarien. II. Teil: Blattodea, Mantodea, Gryllodea. Bulletin de l'Institut zoologique de l'Academie des sciences de Bulgarie, 6, 305 - 323. [in Bulgarian, German summary]
Drenski, P. (1939) Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Schaben (Blattoidea) in Bulgarien. Mitteilungen der Bulgarischen Entomologischen Gesellschaft in Sofia, 8, 1 - 10. [in Bulgarian]
Harz, K. & Kaltenbach, A. (1976) Die Orthopteren Europas. Bd. III. Series Entomologica 12. Dr. W. Junk B. V. The Hague, 433 pp.
Princis, K. (1971) Blattariae: Subordo Epilamproidea: Fam.: Ectobiidae. In: Beier, M. (Ed.), Orthopterorum Catalogus. Pars 14. Dr. W. Junk, N. V., pp. 1039 - 1224.
Ramme, W. (1921) Orthopterologische Beitrage. Archiv fur Naturgeschichte, 96 (1920), 81 - 166.
Ramme, W. (1951) Zur Systematik, Faunistik und Biologie der Orthopteren von Sudost-Europa und Vorderasien. Die Europaischen Arten der Blattidengenera Ectobius Steph. und Ectobiola UV. Mitteilungen aus dem Zoologischen Museum in Berlin, 27, 432 pp.
FIGURES 1 – 16. Dorsal habitus of adult males. 1 — Ectobius balcani (BG, Chepan Mt., Dragoman village); 2 — E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 3 — E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 4 — E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 5 — E. erythronotus erythronotus (BG, Eastern Danubian plate, Tabachka village); 6 — E. lapponicus (BG, Eastern Stara Planina Mts., Varbitsa pass); 7 — E. sylvestris (BG, Lozen Mt., Pancharevo lake); 8 — E. vittiventris (BG, Strandzha Mt., Byala voda village); 9 — Capraiellus tamaninii (Croatia, Senj; labeled: Sign, Kroatien, Coll. Br. v. W., det: C. Brunner von Wattenwyl as Ectobia ericetorum; NHM); 10 — Phyllodromica brevipennis (BG, Lozen Mt., Lozen village); 11 — Ph. carniolica (BG, Eastern Stara Planina Mts., Medven village); 12 — Ph. pallida (R Macedonia, Plačkovica Mt., Kozbunar village); 13 — Ph. marginata (BG, Southern Black Sea Coast, Sinemorets village); 14 — Ph. marginata (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Plevun village); 15 — Ph. pulcherrima (BG, Chepan Mt., Dragoman village); 16 — Loboptera decipiens decipiens (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Belopolyane village). Scale = 5 mm.
FIGURES 17 – 30. Dorsal habitus of adult females. 17 — Ectobius balcani (BG, Chepan Mt., Dragoman village); 18 — E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 19 — E. erythronotus erythronotus (BG, Eastern Danubian plate, Osenets village); 20 — E. lapponicus (BG, Eastern Danubian plate, Senovo village); 21 — E. sylvestris (BG, Lozen Mt., Pancharevo lake); 22 — E. vittiventris (BG, Strandzha Mt., Brodilovo village); 23 — Capraiellus tamaninii (Alibotoush Mt., Nova Lovcha village); 24 — Phyllodromica brevipennis (BG, Ograzhden Mt., Markovi Kladentsi peak); 25 — Ph. carniolica (BG, Eastern Stara Planina Mts., Sadovo village); 26 — Ph. pallida (Greece, Vermio Mt., Koustochori village); 27 — Ph. marginata (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Belopolyane village); 28 — Ph. marginata (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Belopolyane village); 29 — Ph. pulcherrima (BG, Eastern Danubian plate, Tabachka village); 30 — Loboptera decipiens decipiens (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Belopolyane village). Scale = 5 mm.
FIGURES 41 – 53. Oothecae of some species of cockroaches in Bulgaria. 41 — Ectobius balcani (BG, Belasitsa Mt., Kongur Nature Reserve); 42 — E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 43 — E. erythronotus erythronotus (BG, Lozen Mt., Lozen village); 44 — E. lapponicus (BG, Eastern Stara Planina Mts., Varbitsa pass); 45 — E. sylvestris (BG, Middle Stara Planina Mts., Rozino village); 46 — E. vittiventris (BG, Strandzha Mt., Slivarovo village); 47 — Phyllodromica brevipennis (BG, Lozen Mt., Lozen village); 48 — Ph. carniolica (BG, Middle Stara Planina Mts, Yasenovo village); 49 — Ph. pallida (Albania, Çika Mt., Llogora National Park, Llogara pass); 50 — Ph. marginata (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., near Pokrovan village); 51 — Ph. pulcherrima (BG, Northern Black Sea Coast, Devnya town); 52 — Loboptera decipiens decipiens (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mt., Malki Voden village); 53 — Polyphaga aegyptiaca (BG, Sandanski – Petrich kettle, Rupite place). Scale = 1 mm (figures 41 – 52); Scale = 5 mm (figure 53).
FIGURES 54 – 71. Morphological structures. 54 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Ectobius balcani (BG, Alibotoush Mt., Livade place); 55 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of E. burri (BG, Zemen gorge, Zemen town); 56 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of E. erythronotus erythronotus (BG, Lozen Mt., Lozen village); 57 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of E. lapponicus (BG, Western Predbalkan range, Montana town); 58 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of E. sylvestris (BG, Pirin Mts., Bansko town); 59 — tergite 7 with glandular pit Ectobius vittiventris (BG, Strandzha Mt., Byala voda village); 60 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of E. punctatissimus (Montenegro, Durmitor Mt., Tara gorge); 61 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Phyllodromica brevipennis (BG, Vitosha Mt., Yarlovo village); 62 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Ph. carniolica (BG, Vitosha Mt., Bosnek village); 63 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Ph. pallida (R Macedonia, Plačkovica Mt., Kozbunar village); 64 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Ph. marginata (BG, Eastern Rhodope Mts., Madzharovo town); 65 — tergite 7 with glandular pit of Ph. pulcherrima (BG, Chepan Mt., Dragoman village); 66 — helmet sclerite of E. sylvestris (BG, Pirin Mts., Bansko town); 67 — helmet sclerite of Ph. brevipennis (BG, Vitosha Mt., Yarlovo village); 68 — helmet sclerite of Ph. carniolica (BG, Vitosha Mt., Bosnek village); 69 — helmet sclerite of Ph. pallida (R Macedonia, Plačkovica Mt., Kozbunar village); 70 — tegmina of male Ph. carniolica (BG, Western Rhodope Mts., Ribnovo village); 71 — tegmina of male Ph. pallida (Albania, Galičica Mt., Dolna Gorica village). Scale (figures 54 – 65) = 500 µm; Scale (figures 66 – 69) = 200 µm; Scale (figures 70, 71) = 2 mm.
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Ectobius sylvestris (Poda, 1761)
Hristov, Georgi H. & Chobanov, Dragan P. 2016 |
Ectobius sylvester
Ramme 1951: 38 |
Ectobius sylvestris
Harz 1976: 229 |
Princis 1971: 1073 |
Buresch 1957: 320 |
Bey-Bienko 1950: 200 |
Ectobia laponica
Drenski 1939: 7 |
Ectobia sylvestris
Ramme 1921: 151 |
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