Dichrostigma Navas , 1909
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Dichrostigma Navás, 1909 (described as a section of Raphidia L.) [type species by subsequent designation: Raphidia flavipes Stein, 1863]: H. Aspöck et al. 1989 (biogeogr, distr; ill: distrmap); H. Aspöck et al. 1991 (mon); Oswald and Penny 1991 (cat, nom); H. Aspöck et al. 2001 (anncat); H. Aspöck 2002 (biol, paras); Haring et al. 2011 (phyl); U. Aspöck et al. 2012 (fig: phyltree); H. Aspöck and U. Aspöck 2013 (cat, etymol, phyl), 2014 (cat).
Lesna Navás, 1915b (odescr) [type species by original designation: Raphidia adanana Albarda, 1891]: H. Aspöck et al. 2001 (anncat).
Taxonomy and systematics.
H. Aspöck et al. (1991). Dichrostigma is a markedly differentiated genus. In a molecular phylogeny analysis ( Haring et al. 2011) it has emerged as the sister group of Tjederiraphidia and both are the sister of Raphidia . Dichrostigma comprises four species, which can easily be differentiated also by eidonomic characters.
Biology and ecology.
Larvae soil-dwelling. Development two years. Last hibernating stage: full-grown larva. Adults: IV-VII. Euryoecious. In light pine forests as well as in habitats with deciduous trees or bushes only, in altitudes from sea level to 1800 m.
Distribution.
Central-, E-, SE-Europe, Anatolia, Near East. One species occurs on Mediterranean islands.
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Dichrostigma Navas , 1909
Aspoeck, Horst & Aspoeck, Ulrike 2023 |
Lesna
Navas 1914 |
Dichrostigma
Navas 1909 |
Raphidia
Linnaeus 1758 |