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– Phénologie de Bittacus hageni (état imaginal) : chaque rectangle représente une donnée comprise dans une décade (V à X : mois de mai à octobre ; (+ n) : nombre de données sans précision de date exacte).
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Résumé. – L’auteur mentionne la capture de trois spécimens de Bittacus hageni dans le Val-d’Oise (Île-de-France, France), puis donne une synthèse de l’ensemble des données françaises et européennes connues à ce jour. Plus de vingt données inédites (non publiées ou issues de l’examen de collections) sont données. Des précisions sur la phénologie de...
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... nombre suffisant de données permet de préciser la phénologie de l'espèce. La très grande majorité des captures ont lieu aux mois de juillet et d'août : 87,5 %, soit 6 données en juillet et 26 en août sur un total de 48 données renseignées (Figure 8). La donnée la plus précoce date du mois de juin, sans précision exacte de date [PETSCHENKA, 2006]. ...
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... The species is widely distributed in Europe (including the Iberian Peninsula, and Ukraine; but it does not occur in Great Britain and Northern Europe); in the Caucasus: Russia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan (e. g., Hoffmann 1966, Gepp 1982, Dobosz & Hadaś 1999, Rezbanyai-Reser 2007, Tillier 2008, Tillier et al. 2009, Monserrat & Tillier 2013, Willmann 2013, Shchurov & Makarkin 2017, Savitsky & Timokhov 2021. The European northern border of the areal of B. italicus runs through northern France, Belgium, Germany and Poland (Willmann 2013). ...
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