17. Lithobius ferganensis (Trotzina, 1894)

Distribution in Georgia.

Abkhazia • Akhali Atoni (=Novy Afon) (4) (Zalesskaja 1972). • Akhalsheni (6) (Zalesskaja 1972). Adjara • Batumi (12) (Dobroruka 1958; Zalesskaja 1972; Zalesskaja 1978 as Monotarsobius nodonotatus Verhoeff, 1943). • Mtsvane Kontskhi (16) (Zalesskaja 1972). Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti • Kevselta (38) (Dyachkov and Zuev 2023 as Lithobius monotarsobius sseliwanoffi Garbowski, 1897). Samtskhe-Javakheti • Borjomi National Park (now called as Borjom-Kharagauli National Park, specimens are found in Borjomi territory) (31) (Zalesskaja 1972). • Bakuriani (35) (Zalesskaja 1972). Shida Kartli • Kvemo Ermani (41) (Dyachkov and Zuev 2023 as Lithobius monotarsobius sseliwanoffi Garbowski, 1897). Kvemo Kartli • Kojori (52) (Zalesskaja 1972). Mtskheta - Mtianeti • Karsani (50) (Zalesskaja 1972). • Tbilisi (53) (Zalesskaja 1972). • Georgia, without exact locality (Zalesskaja and Golovatch 1996 as Monotarsobius sseliwanoffi; Zalesskaja 1978 as Monotarsobius turkestanicus (Attems, 1904)).

Global distribution.

Armenia, Greece, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Stavropol, Turkey (Bonato et al. 2016), Azerbaijan (Bababekova 1996), Georgia (Dobroruka 1958; Zalesskaja 1972, 1978), Iran (Zarei et al. 2020).

Note.

In Zalesskaja 1972, for her misidentification, this species was mentioned as Monotarsobius curtipes, according to Zalesskaja´s handwritten correction to Monotarsobius sseliwanoffi in the printed copy in Tuf´s private collection.