Lobrathium ciliciae Bordoni 1980

Anlaş, Sinan, Online, Published & Version, Final, 2020, On the genus Lobrathium Mulsant & Rey, 1878 of the Palaearctic region: A new species from Turkey and new zoogeographic data (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae: Paederinae), Turkish Journal of Zoology 44 (5), pp. 446-454 : 450-451

Lobrathium ciliciae Bordoni 1980 ( Figure 3 , Table 1)

Material examined: TURKEY: 1♂, 20.V.2010, Kahramanmaraş, Püren Pass, near Yeşilköy , 1100 m, 37°54′N, 36°36′E, leg. Nabozhenko ( AZMM) . 1♂, 15.XI.2010, Osmaniye, Bahçe, Inderesi 2 km NW, 980 m 37°15′55″N, 36°37′04″E, leg. Anlaş ( AZMM) .

Distribution: This species was described by Bordoni (1980) based on only one female from Kozan (Adana) in southern Anatolia. Afterwards, Assing (2004) reported L. ciliciae from Zorkun Plateau (Osmaniye) and illusturated the male sexual characters. The above record in Kahramanmaraş was the first record for this province ( Table 1).

Lobrathium lederi (Eppelsheim, 1884)

Material examined: ARMENIA: 1♂, 01.X.1982, USSR, Armenia, Tsakhkadzor, 1800–2300 m, leg. Merkl & Ronkay ( HNHM). AZARBAIJAN : 1♂, 16.VI.2007, environs Dashytuk and Apo vills., leg. Kasatkin ( AZMM) .

Distribution: L. lederi is known from Azerbaijan, Iran, and the south European Territory of Russia ( Schülke and Smetana, 2015). The above record from Tsakhkadzor confirmed the presence of this species in Armenia.

Lobrathium multipunctum (Fauvel, 1895)

Material examined: AUSTRIA: 1♂, 2♀♀, Steyr, O. D. Juni, 1940, coll. Bernhauer ( IRSNB) . 1♂, 1♀, Ulrichskirchen, N.Ö.J. Spurny ( IRSNB) . 2♂♂, 5♀♀, Korneuburg , A.I., coll. A. Liepolt ( IRSNB) . 1♂, 3♀♀, Umgebungs , Wien, Matzenuer, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . 2♂♂, Innsbruck , coll. F. Spesier ( HNHM) . 1♂, 2♀♀, XI.1879, Mauglin, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . BOSNIA HERCEGOVINA: 1♂, Hercegovina , leg. Eppelsheim, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . CZECH REPUBLIC: 1♂, 24.III.1918, Vrané ( NMPC) . 1♂, 28.X.1927, Radotin ( NMPC) . 1♂, Prossnitz , leg. Zoufal, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . 1♀, Moravia, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . 1♂, Paskau , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) .

1♀, Moravia, Matzenuer , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . FRANCE: 1♂, 28.IX.1977, Hautes-Pyrénées, ville- Aure , Agos Neste, 770 m, leg. G. Tempére ( MHNG) . 1♀, 20.VI.1970, Corse, Est Bravone , leg. G. Tempére, ( MHNG) . 1♂, VII.1972, Drôme, Sahune , leg. Basilinsky ( IRSNB) . GERMANY: 1♂, 1♀, Leipzig , Linke, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . GREECE: 1♂, Morea, Taygetus, Brenske , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . 1♂, Janina , Emin Aga H., leg. Apfelbeck, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . ITALY: 2♂♂, 1♀, 22.V–05.VI.1974, Sardinia, mer. c. Musei, 100 m, Riu Cixerri, leg. Gozmány ( HNHM) . 1♂, 1879, Südtyrol, Bozen , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . MONTENEGRO: 1♂, 10.VII.1934, Crna Gora, Savnik, leg. Fodor ( HNHM) . 1♂, Dalmatien, Cattaro , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . PORTUGAL: 1♀, 13.IX.1969, Faro, Torrinbal, Portimáo, leg. Senglet ( MHNG) . 1♂, 1♀, 05.VIII.1971, Lisboa, Loures, leg. Senglet ( MHNG) . 1♂, 2♀♀, 11.IX.1969, Faro, Bordeira / Al Jezur, leg. Senglet ( MHNG) . 1♂, 01.IX.1969, Port. Viana, Do. C. Ponte de Lima , leg. Senglet ( MHNG) . 1♂, Lusitanica , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . 1♂, Lichtneckert , coll. Reitter ( HNHM) . SLOVENIA: 1♂, 1♀, XII.1923, Slovensko, B. Bystrica, leg. Roubal ( MNHNP) . SPAIN: 1♂, 29.VIII.1971, Espagne, Segovia, La Granja / Segovia, leg. Senglet (det. Schülke) ( MHNG) . 1♂, 1♀, 04.VIII.1969, Espagne, C. Real, Caracuel (Laguna) leg. Senglet ( MHNG) . 1♂, Palencia , leg. Paganetti coll. Reitter ( HNHM) .

Distribution: L. multipunctum is widespread in Europe and northwestern Africa ( Assing, 2012; Schülke and Smetana, 2015). The species was reported herein from Montenegro for the first time.

Lobrathium novum (Bernhauer & Schulbert, 1912)

Material examined: UZBEKISTAN: 1♂, Turkestan, Buchara, coll. Reitter ( HNHM) .

Distribution: L. novum is known from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan ( Gusarov, 1995; Assing and Schülke, 2002).

Figures

Figure 3. Distributions of L. ciliciae Bordoni (open circles); L. wunderlei Assing (filled squares); L. pravum Assing and Schülke (open triangles); L. schillhammeri Assing & Schülke (filled circles); L. yagmuri Assing (open squares), and L. unidentatum Assing (filled triangle). L. rugipenne (Hochhuth) is widespread and very common in Turkey. For this reason, this species is omitted in the map.