Phyllodromica marginata (Schreber, 1781)
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Phyllodromica marginata (Schreber, 1781) |
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Phyllodromica marginata (Schreber, 1781) View in CoL
Figures 13, 14 View FIGURES 1 – 16 , 27, 28 View FIGURES 17 – 30 , 50 View FIGURES 41 – 53 , 64 View FIGURES 54 – 71
Aphlebia marginata Schreb. : 1. Drenski 1939: 7.
Aphlebia marginata meridionalis Br. v. W.: 2. Drenski 1939: 8. (synonym of Aphlebia marginata var. erythronota Brunn. ).
Hololampra marginata Schreb. : 3. Ramme 1951: 113, 324, 415.
Phyllodromica marginata Schreb. View in CoL : 4. Bey-Bienko 1950: 231 • 5. Buresch & Peschev 1957: 320 • 6. Peshev 1962: 61 • 7. Peshev & Mařan 1963: 30 • 10. Princis 1971: 1091 • 11. Harz & Kaltenbach 1976: 275.
Hololampra marginata Schreb. : 8. Peshev 1964: 109 • 9. Peshev 1974: 123 • 10. Peshev 1975: 94.
Phyllodromica marginata Schreb. View in CoL : 11. Princis 1971: 1091 • 12. Harz & Kaltenbach 1976: 275 • 13. Popov et al. 2001: 116 (Kresna gorge, cited Drenski 1939) • 14. Popov & Chobanov 2004: 253.
Notes to the literature data. Occurrence of two colour forms is a common phenomenon within the populations of this species. Based on these differences (variety of the coloration of the pronotum) Brunner von Wattenwyl (1882) describes Aphlebia marginata var. erythronota and Drenski (1939) describes Aphlebia marginata meridionalis . Later on, the latter is synonymized (Harz & Kaltenbach 1 976) but still Aphlebia marginata erythronota is considered a valid taxon (according to the ICZN Article 45.6.3-4. 1999) ( Beccaloni 2016), though its conspecificity with Ph . marginata has already been proposed (see Beccaloni 2016). Herewith, we comply with the latter statement and regard Aphlebia marginata erythronota as junior subjective synonym of Ph. marginata .
Distribution in Bulgaria ( Fig. 79 View FIGURE 79 ): Distributed in the lowlands of southern Bulgaria and along the Black Sea coast up to 600 m altitude. Inhabits the soil and leaf litter of xerothermic oak forests as well as open stony karstic habitats.
Studied material. 577 specimens (353 adults, 224 nymphs) and 6 oothecae.
General distribution. Ph. marginata is distributed from the Apennine Peninsula, through the Balkans (reaching European Turkey). The species has limited distribution in Romania, Hungary and southern Ukraine .
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Phyllodromica marginata (Schreber, 1781)
Hristov, Georgi H. & Chobanov, Dragan P. 2016 |
Phyllodromica marginata
Popov 2004: 253 |
Popov 2001: 116 |
Harz 1976: 275 |
Princis 1971: 1091 |
Hololampra marginata
Ramme 1951: 113 |
Phyllodromica marginata
Harz 1976: 275 |
Princis 1971: 1091 |
Maran 1963: 30 |
Buresch 1957: 320 |
Bey-Bienko 1950: 231 |
Aphlebia marginata
Drenski 1939: 7 |
Aphlebia marginata meridionalis
Drenski 1939: 8 |