Singilis cingulatus
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Ordo: Coleoptera
Familia: Carabidae
Genus: Singilis
Name
Singilis cingulatus (Gebler, 1843) – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile
- Dromius cingulatus Gebler 1843[1]: 37.
- Agatus cingulatus: Gebler 1859[2]: 319.
- Glycia cingulata: Solsky 1874[3]: 34.
- Glycia cruciger Heyden 1889[4]: 327.
- Glycia fasciata Motschulsky 1844[5]: 42 (Lectotype in ZMM)
- Agatus afghanus a. nigripes Jedlička 1961b[6]: 163 syn. n.
- Singilis jakeschi Jedlička 1967[7]: 102 syn. n.
Material examined
HOLOTYPE, 1 golden foil circle, 1 handwritten label: “cingulatus Gebl. Sibir. Or." (indeed = Ala-kul') (ZIN); AFGHANISTAN: Singilis jakeschi HOLOTYPE Jedlička, N Afganistan, prov. Heart prov., coll. O. Jakeš, Bala Murghab, 30.VI–2.VII.1964, 470m, (37) (1♂, MMBC); N Afganistan, prov. Heart prov., Bala Murghab, 4.XI.1964, 470m, coll. O. Jakeš (102) (1 ex., MMBC); same place, 31.X.1964, (97) (3 ex., MMBC); same place, 2.XI.1964, (99) (1 ex, MMBC); same place, 10–13.VII.1964, (100) (1 ex, MMBC); same place, 3.XI.1964, (101) (1 ex, MMBC); N Afganistan, prov. Heart prov., Akaza-i, 3.XI.1964, 450m (100) (1 ex, MMBC); N Afganistan, Prov. Mazar-i-Sharif, Mazar-i-Sharif, 15–30.XI.1964, 365m, coll. O. Jakeš (106) (2 ex, MMBC); Agatus afghanus a. nigripes det. Ing. Jedlička HOLOTYPE red label; J.Klapperich, Umgeb. v. Kabul, 1740 m., 20.III.53, O. Afghanistan (1♂, NMPC); COTYPE of Agatus afghanus a. nigripes Afganistan, Douchi (1♀, NMPC). KAZAKHSTAN: S Kazakhstan, Karatau Mt. Rng., 40 km N Igilik vill., Kurkal, N43°47'003", E68°03'138", 543m, 8.V.2010, light trap, Ivanov A.V. leg. (16♂♂ 19♀♀, AAC); Syr Darja, Turkest. (1 ex., NMPC); Turkestan, Auli-Ata, C.Aris (1♂ 1♀, MNHN). TURKMENISTAN: Kaahkinskij raj., 28.IV–25.V.1994, A. Kalninsh leg. (1♂, DUBC); Turcmenia, Leder, Reitter; second label: Singilis jakeschi Jedl. det. Ing. Jedlička (1♂, NMPC). UZBEKISTAN: COTYPE of Agatus afghanus a. nigripes, Buchara (1♂, NMPC).
Diagnosis
This species is most similar to Singilis flavipes, with diagnostic differences listed under that species.
Redescription
Length 4.5–5.2 mm. Body elongate, head and pronotum red-brown, elytra black with red-brown basal band and two rounded preapical spots, often confluent. Femora and tibial apices piceous to black (Figs 2–3).
Head microsculptured, deeply irregularly punctate, punctures sometimes almost confluent in frontal depressions, on the frons separated by 3–5 times their diameters, towards the base of head, by 1–2 diameters. Clypeus with a few punctures at lateral margins. Eyes large and bulging, with numerous moderately long setae at posterior margin. Second supraocular seta located just anterad the posterior margin of eye. Temples smooth, 4.2 times shorter than length of eye. Scape with a very long seta and a few long thin setae; pedicel with a band of apical setae; antennomere III with scattered setae on apical half. Antennae pubescent from the mid-length of antennomere IV.
Pronotum shinier than head, microsculptured, cordate, 1.07 times as wide as head, 1.25–1.31 times as wide as long, widest just behind the marginal setae. Anterior margin straight, anterior angles effaced, sides slightly sinuate towards posterior angles, which are rectangular or slightly acute. Disc sparsely irregularly punctate, somewhat less densely than head; punctures at lateral margins confluent, surface rugose. Disc convex to lateral margins, which are very narrowly explanate. Posterior pore right in front of angle. Basal grooves shallow, rugose, confluently punctate. Pronotal base extended in a rounded median lobe. Furrow shallow and short.
Each interval with a row of setiferous pores along the middle from base to apex. Setae as long as the width of interval 2. Microsculpture almost isodiametric. Apices slightly sinuate. Striae deep, punctate. Intervals weakly convex at base, flat at apex.
Femora and apical parts of tibiae piceous to black. Tarsi sparsely pubescent, with long dorsal setae. Tarsomere V with 4 pairs of ventral setae. Propleuron rugose, mes- and metepisterna strongly microreticulate. Claws with 5 teeth. Abdominal sterna black, venter otherwise red-brown. Abdominal sterna with long pubescence.
Aedeagus – Fig. 29. Median lobe apex elongate, slightly downturned at narrowly rounded apex. Internal sac with two groups of large spines.
Variation
. Varies in size and colour: venter all-black to all-red, elytral dark pattern sometimes reduced, head and pronotum sometimes blackish. Pronotal sides sometimes sinuate towards base, in which case hind angles acute.
Comments
The study of the holotype of Singilis jakeschi Jedlička, 1967, has shown that Singilis jakeschi is synonymous with Agatus cingulatus (Gebler, 1843). Singilis jakeschi was originally described based on a single female with reduced dark elytral pattern, taken from a large series of Agatus cingulatus collected in the same place, and determined by Jedlička as Singilis afgana and Agatus afghanus a. nigripes.
Distribution
Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, s. Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.
Taxon Treatment
- Anichtchenko, A; 2011: Review of subtribe Singilina Jeannel, 1949, of the Middle East and Central Asia (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Lebiini) ZooKeys, 155: 1-50. doi
Other References
- ↑ Gebler F (1843) Charakteristik der vom Hn. Dr. Schrenk im Jahren 1841 in den Steppen und Gebirgen der Songarei gefundenen neuen Coleopteren-Arten. Bulletin de l'Académie Impériale des Sciences de St. -Pétersbourg, Classe Physico-Mathématique 1: 36-40.
- ↑ Gebler F (1859) Verzeichniss der von Herrn Dr. Schrenk in den Kreisen Ajagus und Kakaraly in der östlichen Kirgisensteppe und in der Songarey in den Jahren 1840 bis 1843 gefundenen Kaeferarten. Bulletin de la Société Impériale des Naturalistes de Moscou 32 (2): 426-455.
- ↑ Solsky S (1874) Zhestkokrylye (Coleoptera). In: Fedchenko AP, Puteshestvie v Turkestan. Izvestiya Imperatorskogo Obshestva Lyubitelei Estestvoznaniya, Antropologii i Etnografii 5 (11): iv+222+1p. [In Russian].
- ↑ Heyden L (1889) Descriptiones Coleopterorum novorum regionis palaearcticae. Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift 33: 325-330.
- ↑ Motschulsky V (1844) Insectes de la Sibérie rapportés d'un voyage fait en 1839 et 1840. Mémoires de l'Académie Impériale des Sciences de St. -Pétersbourg 5: 1-274.
- ↑ Jedlička A (1961b) Neue Carabiden aus der palearktischen Region (Coleoptera). Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae 34: 155-166.
- ↑ Jedlička A (1967) Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Fauna Afghanistans. (Sammelergebnisse von O. Jakeš 1963–64, D. Povolný 1965, D. Povolný 1965 & Fr. Tenora, 1966, J. Šimek, 1965–66). Carabidae. Col. Časopis Moravského Musea Brne 52 (Suppl.): 53–104.
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