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Arquivos Entomolóxicos, Revista galega de Entomoloxía, vol. 7 (2012)
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El presente catalogo contiene todas las especies de dermsétidos que han sido detectadas en el territorio nacional en algún momento y mencionadas en la literatura entomológica. En otras palabras, se refiere a las especies propias o endémicas de Chile y a algunas introducidas, de los géneros Dermestes Linnaeus (de importante distribución en la región Paleártica y Neártica), Attagenus Latreille (de distribución preferencial en la región Paleártica y Etiópica) y Anthrenus Schaeffer (cuyas especies se encuentran especialmente en la región Paleártica).
Some new or interesting beetles for the Catalonian fauna (NE Iberian Peninsula) (Insecta: Coleoptera). Nine species of new or interesting beetles are recorded for Catalonia (NE Iberian Peninsula).
Se presenta una recopilación de los registros existentes hasta el momento de algunas
especies de Cryptophagidae, Latridiidae, Salpingidae y Zopheridae (Coleoptera) capturados en
medios subterráneos de España. Se ha aumentado el conocimiento del patrimonio biológico
de estas cavidades con nuevas citas para las diferentes provincias de la península ibérica
An compilation of the existing records is updated to the present for some species of
Cryptophagidae, Latridiidae, Salpingidae and Zopheridae (Coleoptera) captured in subterranean
environments of Spain. The knowledge on the biological communities of these caves
has been increased with new records in the different provinces of Iberian Peninsula.
Resumen: Se presentan nuevos registros de distribución de Glaresis hispana (Báguena, 1959) en la Península Ibérica, supo-niendo tres de ellos los primeros conocidos para las provincias de Alicante y Toledo. Abstract: New data on the distribution of Glaresis hispana (Báguena, 1959) in the Iberian Peninsula are given, three of them being the first known from the provinces of Alicante and Toledo.
The subgenus Yamina Kerremans, 1902 is revised and reorganised after studying the type material connected to Buprestis (Yamina) sanguinea Fabricius, and two new subspecies, Buprestis sanguinea calpetana ssp. n. and Buprestis sanguinea iberica ssp. n. are described from the Iberian Peninsula. These are compared to and separated from the taxa sanguinea Fabricius, 1798 and dumonti Théry, 1942, described from northern Africa.
The rate of development of the andromeda lace bug, Stephanitis takeyai, reared on two of its main host plants, Pieris japonica and Lyonia elliptica, was measured at various temperatures. The overall pattern of the effects of temperature were similar on the two hosts and in both sexes. The developmental period was slightly shorter on P. japonica than on L. elliptica in both eggs and nymphs. However, adult longevity was much longer on L. elliptica. It was suggested that L. elliptica is therefore likely to be a better host than P. japonica. Except for a generally shorter development time at low temperatures, the developmental pattern was similar to that found in the azalea lace bug, S. pyrioides, as previously reported by NEAL and DOUGRASS (Environ. Entomol. 17 : 827-831, 1988).