Corixidae
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4013.2.2 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:869E0951-2401-435C-90FC-E58FD7054DD0 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5628017 |
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persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03878791-8B4B-1401-FF0B-027CA9D90295 |
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Plazi |
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Corixidae |
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Family Corixidae View in CoL
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine; larvae overwinters. West Eurasian.
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; nektonic; zoophytophage; univoltine; Larvae overwinters as Stage IV or occasionally Stage III ( Wroblewski 1958). West Eurasian.
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine; larvae overwinters. East Palearctic.
Micronecta minutissima (Linnaeus)
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; ( Esenbekova 2006a); zoophytophage; univoltine; Larvae overwinters as Stages III or IV ( Papáček 1989, Southwood and Leston 1959). West Eurasian.
Cymatia bonsdorffii (C.R. Salberg)
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago ( Esenbekova 2006a). Trans Palearctic.
Cymatia coleoptrata (Fabricius)
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine ( Kanyukova 1980); overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. West Palearctic.
Arctocorisa carinata lansburyi Jansson
In high mountain lakes and rivers; zoophytophage (preys on dipteran larvae and Daphnia ); univoltine; overwinters as imago (in deep waters that do not freeze). West Siberian-East Scythian.
In lakes, standing floodplain ponds, puddles, wetlands and sometimes brackish waters ( Esenbekova, 2006b); multivoltine; zoophytophage (chironomid larvae and filamentous green algae ( Asanova 1966); overwinters as imago. Eurasian.
In lakes, floodplain ponds and slow moving waters; zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago. Trans Palearctic.
Callicorixa praeusta przhevalskiana (Jaczewski)
In lakes, floodplain ponds and slow moving waters; zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago. Central Asian-Kazakhstan.
In a variety of stagnant waters; zoophytophage (preys on dipteran larvae and Daphnia ); univoltine; overwinters as imago (in deep waters that do not freeze) ( Kerzhner and Yachevsky 1964). Trans-Eurasian.
Mostly in stagnant waters, occurs from low-lying to mountainous areas, up to an altitude of 2000-2300 m; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. West Palearctic-Oriental.
In permanent water bodies with rich aquatic vegetation, from plains to mountain areas, to an altitude of 1400– 1500 m (Kanyukova 1979); zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In small, permanent ponds with rich aquatic vegetation; zoophage (preys on insect larvae, crustaceans); univoltine; overwinters as imago. Corixa punctata make audible and distinct sounds when mating; mating occurs primarily in autumn, but has also been reported in winter and spring ( Theiss 1983). West Palearctic-Oriental.
Mainly in stagnant water bodies, occurs from low-lying to mountainous areas, to an altitude of 2000–2300 m; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago ( Esenbekova 2006a). Mid-Tethys.
Heliocorisa vermiculata (Puton)
In standing brackish water bodies in the steppe region; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. West Palearctic-Oriental.
Hesperocorixa linnaei (Fieber)
In floodplain ponds and stagnant waters with well-developed aquatic vegetation; zoophytophage; univoltine; imago overwinters in the water column ( Jansson 1969). Caught at lights ( Esenbekova 2006b). West Palearctic.
Hesperocorixa occulta (Lundbland)
Lives in the reservoirs of mountain rivers; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. Mid-Tethys.
Hesperocorixa sahlbergi (Fieber)
Standing and slow-moving water bodies of all sizes; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In lakes and flood plains of rivers in the steppe zone; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago ( Jaczewski 1960). Attracted to lights. South Siberian-East Scythian.
In desert springs, also in floodplains and lakes; zoophytophage; univoltine ( Jansson 1986); overwinters as imago. Attracted to lights. Mid-Palearctic.
In a variety of stagnant and slow moving waters, primarily in the steppe zone, including fresh, saline and brackish waters, and in contaminated runoff; nektonic; zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago. Attracted to lights. West Eurasian.
Paracorixa kiritshenkoi (Lundbland)
In floodplain water bodies associated with rivers and lakes in the steppe zone and desert areas; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. Attracted to lights. Eurasian.
In standing waters of wetlands, brackish/saline shallow waters, and floodplain water bodies (especially in waters with higher mineral content), as well as rice paddy fields; nektonic; zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago. Flies to lights. Euro Siberian-Scythian.
In a variety of small, slow moving and standing water bodies; zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago ( Kerzhner and Yachevsky 1964). West Palearctic.
In stagnant or slow moving, well-warmed water bodies with rich vegetation; zoophytophage; univoltine; over overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In a variety of standing and slowly flowing floodplain water bodies with muddy bottoms and rich vegetation; zoophytophage; univoltine ( Jansson 1969); over overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In brackish and saline water bodies, but can occur in freshwater ( Kerzhner and Yachevsky 1964); zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. Attracted to lights. Abundant and common. West Eurasian.
In large rivers and floodplain standing waters; zoophytophage; univoltine; overwinters as imago. Attracted to lights. Sethian-Oriental.
Eurytopic, found in most standing, slow moving and floodplain water bodies, but avoids heavily polluted waters; zoophytophage (consumes a variety of plants and animals, including mosquito larvae); multivoltine; overwinters as imago, primarily in reservoirs). Good flier, attracted to lights ( Kerzhner and Yachevsky 1964). West Eurasian.
In a variety of standing waters and floodplain water bodies, in silty areas with aquatic vegetation; zoophytophage; multivoltine ( Jansson 1969); overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In slow moving and standing waters, floodplain water bodies, creeks, rivers, and lakes, including moderately polluted waters; zoophytophage; bivoltine; overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
Sigara fallenoidea (Hungerford)
Lives in a variety of shallow water bodies with clay bottoms (Kerzhner and Yachevsky); zoophytophage; multivoltine; overwinters as imago. Holarctic.
Sigara longipalis (J. Sahlberg)
In floodplain standing water bodies; nektonic; zoophytophage; multivoltine ( Jansson 1986); overwinters as imago. West Eurasian.
In a variety of standing water bodies, often in highly saline brackish and sometimes in polluted water bodies in the steppe regions ( Kerzhner and Yachevsky 1964); zoophytophage; bivoltine; overwinters as imago. Good flier, attracted to lights. West Palearctic-Oriental.
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