Zoogeographical Characteristic of Carabidae of the European North-East of Russia

Колесникова, А. А.; Dolgin, Modest; Konakova, Tatyana

doi:10.17238/issn2227-6572.2016.1.61

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“…Usually these cover local faunas within political borders of various larger or smaller regions of Russia (Shilov 1975; Shavrin 2000; Goreslavets et al 2002; Nikitsky and Schigel 2004; Dedyukhin 2005; Pavlov 2005; Shulaev and Bogdanov 2008; Ryabukhin 2008, 2010; Kolesnikova and Molkov 2009; Semenov 2009; Kovalev et al 2011; Dorofeev 2013; Goreslavets 2014, 2016; Kolesnikova 2015; Pushkin and Minav 2015; Babenko 2016; Ruchin 2016; Voitenkova 2016 etc. ), other larger or smaller geographical territories of any kind (Koval 1961; Boháč 1986; Babenko 1991; Solodovnikov 1998; Grebennikov 2001; Kolesnikova 2008, 2012; Kolesnikova and Konakova 2010; Alekseev and Shapoval 2012; Semenov et al 2013; Alekseev 2014; Troshkova and Troshkov 2014; Chernov et al 2014; Lobkova and Semenov 2017 etc. ), as well as nature reserves and protected areas (Veselova and Ryvkin 1991; Uhova 2001; Ermakov 2003; Kolesnikova and Taskaeva 2003; Koryakin 2004; Goreslavets 2010; Pirugin 2010; Semenov 2010; Babenko and Nuzhnykh 2014; Dorzhieva and Khobrakova 2014; Aiydov 2015; Psarev 2015; Semenov 2016, 2017; Semenov et al 2014, 2015 etc.).…”

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“…Russia: ALTAI REP (Psarev 2015); BURYAT REP (Dorzhieva 2015; cSha); CN EUR RU (Kozodoi 1982; Gruntal 2009; Semenov 2009; Pirugin 2010; Troshkova and Troshkov 2014; Semionenkov et al 2015; cKur; FMNH; NHMD; ZIN; NHMD; ZMMU); CRIM REP. (Nordmann 1837; Gusarov 1989; ZIN); CS EUR RU (Boháč 1988; Semenov 2015; Ruchin 2015; cRyv); E CAUC (Khachikov 1998; cRyv); EUR S–TAIGA (Dedyukhin et al 2005); IRKUTSK PROV (Shavrin et al 1999; 2001; Shavrin 2000, 2001; cSha; cSme); KALIN PROV (Alekseev 2014); KAREL REP (cRyv); KRSNYRSK (Sahlberg 1880; Rybalov et al 2000; cRyv; ZIN); KUZN ALTAI (Babenko 1991; Sushchev et al 2015; cRyv); MDL OB (Babenko 2016; Babenko and Nuzhnykh 2014); MDL URAL (Sahlberg 1880; Heyden 1880; Smetana 1978b; Uhova 2001; Ermakov 2003; Belskaya and Kolesnikova 2011; cRyv); MDL VOLGA (Krasnobaev 1992; Matveev 2011; Goreslavets et al 2002; Shulaev and Bogdanov 2008; Semenov and Egorov 2009a; Goreslavets 2010, 2014, 2016a, b; Semenov et al 2013, 2015a; cRyv; ZIN); N CAUC (Bolov 1969a, b; Khachikov 1998; Solodovnikov 1998; Iljina and Khachikov 2000; Pushkin and Maksimova 2014; Aiydov 2015; Pushkin and Minav 2015; Pushkin 2015, 2016; cRyv; CSha; ZIN); NE EUR RU (Konakova and Kolesnikova 2011a; 2014; 2017); N YENISS (Smetana 1978b; Rybalov et al 2000; cRyv); NW EUR RU (Poppius 1908; Kolesnikova and Taskaev...…”

Section: Annotated Catalogue Of Species Of Quedius Of Russiamentioning

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“…Russia: BURYAT (Shavrin 1998); CN EUR RU (Semenov 2009; Pirugin 2009; Troshkova and Troshkov 2014; Semionenkov et al 2015; Ruchin 2017; ZIN); EUR S–TAIGA RU (Dedyukhin 2005); IRKUTSK PROV (Shavrin et al 2001); KAREL REP (cRyv); KRSNYRSK (Veselova and Ryvkin 1991; cRyv); KUZN ALTAI (Babenko 1991); MDL OB (Smetana 1978b; ZIN); MDL URAL (Uhova 2001; Belskaya and Kolesnikova 2011); MDL VOLGA (Goreslavets et al 2002; Shulaev and Bogdanov 2008; Semenov et al 2013; Goreslavets 2016; cRyv; ZIN); MURM PROV (cRyv; ZIN); NE EUR RU (Shilov 1975; Kolesnikova and Taskaeva 2003; Kolesnikova and Konakova 2010; Konakova and Kolesnikova 2011a, 2014, 2017; ZIN); NEN–NVZEM (Konakova and Kolesnikova 2014); N YENISS (cRyv; ZIN); NW EUR RU (Seidlitz 1875; Poppius 1908; Kolesnikova 2008; ZIN); S URAL (Voitenkova 2016; LUOMUS); SW SIBER (Buhkalo et al 2012); ZABAIK TERR (Shavrin 2000); unspecified localities: northern part of European Russia (Silfverberg 1992).…”

Section: Annotated Catalogue Of Species Of Quedius Of Russiamentioning

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“…Russia: BURYAT REP (cSha); CHUKOTKA (Ryabukhin 1999); CN EUR RU (Semionenkov et al 2015); IRKUTSK PROV (Shavrin et al 1999; cSha; ISEA); KAMCHATKA (Bernhauer 1926; Smetana 1976; Ryabukhin 1999, 2008, 2010; Lobkova and Semenov 2017 (given by Ryabukhin 1999); cRyv; ZMMU); KRSNYRSK (cRyv); MAGADAN PROV (Ryabukhin 1999); MDL URAL (Uhova 2001); MDL OB (Smetana 1967); MURM PROV (cRyv); NE EUR RU (Shilov 1975; Smetana 1976; Konakova and Kolesnikova 2017; cSme); N YENISS (Heyden 1880; Poppius 1909); S KURIL (Shibata et al 2006); SW SIBER (Buhkalo et al 2012); unspecified localities: ‘Ecosse et bords du lac Baikal’ (Fauvel 1874); ‘Baikal’ (Ganglbauer 1895); ‘Sibirien’ (Horion 1965); ‘Ural bor. ; Fl.…”

Section: Annotated Catalogue Of Species Of Quedius Of Russiamentioning

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Rove beetles of the genus Quedius (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) of Russia: a key to species and annotated catalogue

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Solodovnikov

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This paper is the first inventory of the fauna of the rove beetle genusQuediusin the Russian Federation. It provides an annotated catalogue of 88 species ofQuediuscurrently recorded from Russia, based on several collections and a critical evaluation of all earlier published records. All species are listed with a summary of their overall distribution and bionomics. Species distributions within Russia are given as lists of regions where they occur with references to the respective source collections or publications which any record is based on. For that, the territory of Russia is divided into 40 regions that mostly follow the administrative division of the country. The annotated catalogue is supplemented by a well-illustrated identification key to all species and a concise checklist in form of an easily visualized table.QuediusfususCai & Zhou, 2015,QuediushumosusSolodovnikov, 2005, andQuediuslundbergiPalm, 1973 are recorded from the territory of Russia for the first time. Based on an analysis of literature and available material, records ofQuediuscincticollisKraatz, 1857,QuediushumeralisStephens, 1832,Quediusmaurorufus(Gravenhorst 1806),QuediusnemoralisBaudi de Selve, 1848,QuediusnigrocaeruleusFauvel, 1876, andQuediuspicipes(Mannerheim, 1830) from Russia are considered doubtful. The distribution ofQuediusbrachypterusCoiffait, 1967, described from the ‘Caucasus’, remains ambiguous and its presence in Russia is unlikely. The identity ofQuediusfulvipennisHochhuth, 1851 from ‘Dahuria’ remains unknown, pending examination of the type material. ForQuediuscitelliKirschenblatt, 1933 a lectotype is designated. For that species andQ.sofiriKhachikov, 2015 illustrations of the aedeagi are provided for the first time. The paper stresses the currently poor state of knowledge of theQuediusdiversity in Russia and provides a platform for its improvement, which should begin with a large-scale sampling program, especially in Siberia and Far East.

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“…ovipennis are typical of tundra and taiga zones i.e. of arcto-boreal distribution (Khruleva, Korotyaev, 1999;Nikolajev, Kozminykh, 2002;Kolesnikova et al, 2016). Boreomontane species Polydrusus amoenus and Otiorhynchus politus occur in meadows of taiga zone and in Altai-Sayan region are typical of highland alpine meadows and mountain tundra (Arnoldi, 1975;Legalov, 2013).…”

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Coleoptera assemblages from the Quaternary deposits of Kizikha river, the southernmost late Pleistocene insects of the West Siberian Plain

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Two sites with insect remains were found in an exposure on the bank of Kizikha river, in the Rubtsovskii District of the Altaiskii Krai of Russia, Kizikha-1 with radiocarbon age 13455±150 14 C BP (SPb-1347), and Kizikha-2 with the age 26094±400 14 C BP (SPb-1418). This period is coincides with Sartan stadial and Kargin interstadial (MIS 2 and MIS 3). This is the southernmost late Pleistocene insect bearing deposit found in West Siberia. The fragments in both sites are represented mainly by Coleoptera. Beetle fauna from the site Kizikha-1 is represented by 34 species from 9 families. The majority of fragments belong to weevils and ground beetles. 28 species from 8 families are found in Kizikha-2 site, the majority of fragments belong to Carabidae. 7 species found in the sites, Dyschiriodes rufimanus, Cymindis cf. rostowtzowi (Carabidae), Cidnopus cf. parallelus, Pristilophus punctatissimus (Elateridae), Hemitrichapion alexsandri (Brentidae), Paophilus albilaterus and Otiorhynchus sushkini (Curculionidae), are recorded in Pleistocene deposits for the first time. Sub-fossil insect assemblages of the two sites coincides with the late Pleistocene "Otiorhynchus-type" sub-fossil insect fauna from southeastern part of West-Siberian Plain (Zinovyev, 2011; Legalov et al., 2016) with characteristics as follows: dominance of steppe species, presence of halophile species, lack of forest species. Most of these species are absent in the contemporary regional fauna. The complex of eastern species and presence of endemics of Altai-Sayan Mountain system is also characteristic to the both studied sites. Specifics of the deposit assemblages in comparison with the other late Pleistocene fauna of West Siberian Plain is in high share of meadow species that could be explained by taphonomic condition of sedimentation or microclimatic conditions caused by close location to Altai mountains. Analysis of sub-fossil insect fragments showed that open landscapes with zonal steppe and sparse meadow vegetation near rivers and in depressions were typical for this area. In comparison to contemporary conditions climate was dry and cold, but Kizikha-2 (end of MIS 3) was formed in more mild climate conditions than Kizikha-1 (end of MIS 2). Results gained from Kizikha-1 and Kizikha-2 sites are complementing data on latitudinal-zonal distribution of beetles found in late Pleistocene deposits in West Siberian Plain.

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On the Carabid Fauna (Coleoptera, Carabidae) of Bolshoi Shantar Island, Khabarovsk Territory, Russia

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Zoogeographical Characteristic of Carabidae of the European North-East of Russia

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Rove beetles of the genus Quedius (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) of Russia: a key to species and annotated catalogue

Rove beetles of the genus Quedius (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) of Russia: a key to species and annotated catalogue

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On the Carabid Fauna (Coleoptera, Carabidae) of Bolshoi Shantar Island, Khabarovsk Territory, Russia

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