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Assing (2010)

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2010-01-01

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Assing (2010)

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Astenus (Eurysunius) shavrini nov.sp. (Spain: Andalucia), Oxypoda (Deropoda) lencinai nov. sp. (Spain: Murcia), Oxypoda (Sphenoma?) defossa nov. sp. (Spain: Andalucia), and Cousya deminuta nov.sp. (Spain: Murcia) are described and illustrated. A lectotype is designated for Quedius aetolicus KRAATZ 1858; its male primary and secondary sexual characters are illustrated. Atheta oxypodoides BRUNDIN 1952 and Homalota pellucida FAUVEL 1878 are moved from Paradilacra BERNHAUER 1909 and reinstated in Acrotona THOMSON 1859. Additional records of 43 species of Staphylinidae are reported from Spain, among them twelve new country records (Canary Islands excluded); the previously doubtful presence of three species is confirmed. Seven species are reported from France, Portugal, Morocco, and/or Azerbaijan, respectively, for the first time.

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Astenus (Eurysunius) shavrini nov.sp. (Spain: Andalucia), Oxypoda (Deropoda) lencinai nov. sp. (Spain: Murcia), Oxypoda (Sphenoma?) defossa nov. sp. (Spain: Andalucia), and Cousya deminuta nov.sp. (Spain: Murcia) are described and illustrated. A lectotype is designated for Quedius aetolicus KRAATZ 1858; its male primary and secondary sexual characters are illustrated. Atheta oxypodoides BRUNDIN 1952 and Homalota pellucida FAUVEL 1878 are moved from Paradilacra BERNHAUER 1909 and reinstated in Acrotona THOMSON 1859. Additional records of 43 species of Staphylinidae are reported from Spain, among them twelve new country records (Canary Islands excluded); the previously doubtful presence of three species is confirmed. Seven species are reported from France, Portugal, Morocco, and/or Azerbaijan, respectively, for the first time.

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2010-01-01

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Assing, V. 2010. Four new species and additional records of Staphylinidae from Spain, primarily from the south (Insecta: Coleoptera). <em>Linzer Biologische Beitraege</em>, 42(2): 1105-1124.