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The Coleopterists Bulletin, 2021
Platynus (Dyscolus) racquelae Liebherr and Ivie, new species is described from the Crater Rim, in the Parish of St. John Capisterre, St. Kitts, and Platynus (Dyscolus) duportei Liebherr and Ivie, new species is described from Nevis Peak, Nevis. These species are placed in the Platynus (Dyscolus) memnonius (Dejean) group, with their addition to the ...
James Liebherr, Michael Ivie
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Platynus (Dyscolus) racquelae Liebherr and Ivie, new species is described from the Crater Rim, in the Parish of St. John Capisterre, St. Kitts, and Platynus (Dyscolus) duportei Liebherr and Ivie, new species is described from Nevis Peak, Nevis. These species are placed in the Platynus (Dyscolus) memnonius (Dejean) group, with their addition to the ...
James Liebherr, Michael Ivie
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Removal of Hannaphota distincta Landin (Coleoptera: Carabidae) from Pterostichini to Platynini
The Coleopterists Bulletin, 2005James Liebherr, Kipling Will
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Platynini (Coleoptera : Carabidae) of Vanuatu: Miocene diversification on the Melanesian Arc
Invertebrate Systematics, 2005Vanuatu supports 11 resident species of the carabid beetle tribe Platynini: five indigenous species shared with other Pacific islands and Australia and six newly described precinctive species. Notagonum delaruei, sp. nov. represents a single descendant species of one colonisation event. Helluocolpodes, gen. nov. (type species Colpodes helluo Darlington
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Journal of Natural History, 1998
The use of the generic name Colpodes MacLeay, 1825, is reviewed, along with characteristics previously attributed to the genus by various authors of Carabidae. The single known specimen of the type species, Rembus (Colpodes) brunneus MacLeay, is designated as lectotype, redescribed and figured.
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The use of the generic name Colpodes MacLeay, 1825, is reviewed, along with characteristics previously attributed to the genus by various authors of Carabidae. The single known specimen of the type species, Rembus (Colpodes) brunneus MacLeay, is designated as lectotype, redescribed and figured.
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A review of the oriental genus Praepristus (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Platynini)
The Canadian Entomologist, 2015AbstractThe holotype of Praepristus nepalensis Kirschenhofer, 1999 (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Platynini), the type species of the genus, is revised and it actually shows all basic characters of Platynini, not Lebiini: Pericalina as considered before. The genus is redescribed, based on fresh material, and the new transfer to the tribe Platynini is briefly ...
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Hacettepe Journal of Biology and Chemistry, 2014
In this study, the structure of the male and female genitalia of fourteen species from the tribe Carabini, Platy- nini, Sphodrini and Zabrini have been examined. Aedeagus, parameres, hemisternites, basal and apical seg- ment of styli have been analyzed and illustrated and systematic differences among them have also been dis- cussed at the generic and ...
KOCATEPE, Neslihan, MERGEN, Orhan
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In this study, the structure of the male and female genitalia of fourteen species from the tribe Carabini, Platy- nini, Sphodrini and Zabrini have been examined. Aedeagus, parameres, hemisternites, basal and apical seg- ment of styli have been analyzed and illustrated and systematic differences among them have also been dis- cussed at the generic and ...
KOCATEPE, Neslihan, MERGEN, Orhan
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Journal of Insect Physiology, 2006
Responses of temperature sensitive (cold) cells from the antenna of ground beetles (tribe Platynini) were compared in species with different ecological preferences and daily activity rhythms. Action potential rates were characterized at various temperatures (ranges 23-39 degrees C) and during rapid changes in it (Deltat=0.5-15 degrees C).
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Responses of temperature sensitive (cold) cells from the antenna of ground beetles (tribe Platynini) were compared in species with different ecological preferences and daily activity rhythms. Action potential rates were characterized at various temperatures (ranges 23-39 degrees C) and during rapid changes in it (Deltat=0.5-15 degrees C).
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2016
Seven species belonging to the genus Incagonum are recorded to date from Peru. In addition to the three already known [I. aeneum (Reiche,1843), I. inca (Moret, 1994) and I. mateui (Moret, 1994)], four new species are described: I. opacum n. sp., I. lucidum n. sp., I. hiekei n. sp. fromCordillera Blanca, Department Ancash, and I. peruvianum n. sp.
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Seven species belonging to the genus Incagonum are recorded to date from Peru. In addition to the three already known [I. aeneum (Reiche,1843), I. inca (Moret, 1994) and I. mateui (Moret, 1994)], four new species are described: I. opacum n. sp., I. lucidum n. sp., I. hiekei n. sp. fromCordillera Blanca, Department Ancash, and I. peruvianum n. sp.
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