Peribalus strictus subsp. strictus
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| contents | <p><i>Peribalus strictus strictus</i> (Fabricius, 1803)</p><p><i>Cimex strictus</i> Fabricius, 1803: 179.</p><p><i>Cimex distinctus</i> Fieber, 1861: 339 (junior primary homonym of <i>Cimex distinctus</i> Gmelin, 1790; syn. Puton, 1881: 57).</p><p><i>Peribalus</i> <i>distinctus</i> var. <i>immaculicornis</i> Rey, 1887: 2.</p><p><i>Peribalus dispar</i> Halászfy, 1961: 497 (syn. Josifov, 1986: 90).</p><p><i>Peribalus strictus</i>: Stål, 1868: 28; Jakovlev, 1902: 158; Ribes, 1992: 109.</p><p><i>Holcostethus strictus</i>: Tamanini, 1981: 131.</p><p><i>Holcostethus strictus strictus</i>: Josifov, 1986: 90.</p><p><b>Diagnosis.</b> Typical individuals of the nominotypical subspecies are similar to <i>P. s. vernalis</i> in the appearance and in the structure of the genitalia, but differ from it in the following characters: sides of pronotum concave; angles of pronotum attenuate, narrowly rounded, length of their part projecting beyond elytral base subequal to width of eye; pale spot at apex of scutellum absent or obsolete.</p><p><b>Description.</b> Body sandy-brownish, with rather dense, fine, black punctation (distance between punctures exceeding puncture diameter); apex of scutellum without pale spot, or with narrow obsolete spot covered with black punctures; ventral side of body yellow, rarely with dark punctation. Abdominal segments with black punctation in anterior and posterior corners of tergites. Antenna yellowish rufous, unicolor or with darkened apical segment. Length of body 8.3– 9.3 (8.9) mm, b. lw 1.59–1.71 (1.66).</p><p>Head narrowed toward anterior margin [h. wl 1.08– 1.17 (1.12)], l. bh 3.91–4.28 (4.08); jugae narrowly rounded, with straight or slightly emarginate sides, longer than clypeus, slightly converging apically, entirely covering apex of clypeus (Fig. 93). Eye medium-sized, ds 1.36–1.51 (1.43). l. ba 1.92–2.18 (2.06).</p><p>Pronotum wide [p. wl 2.32–2.62 (2.44)], with clearly emarginate lateral margin bordered with rounded pale costa curved upwards. Lateral angle attenuate and narrowly rounded, length of its part projecting beyond margins of elytra subequal to width of eye (Fig. 93). Scutellum about as long as wide, s. lw 0.94–1.05 (0.99).</p><p>Structure of male and female genitalia as in Figs. 2, 18, 56, 75.</p><p><b>Distribution.</b> The subspecies is recorded for the entire Mediterranean basin. However, most part of this territory (Spain, Italy, countries of the Balkan Peninsula, Hungary, Romania) is inhabited by typical <i>P. s. strictus</i>, by representatives of <i>P. s. vernalis</i>, and also by individuals intermediate between the two forms. In the structure of the genitalia, <i>P. s. strictus</i> and <i>P. s. vernalis</i> do not differ from each other. Northward and eastward the individuals with characters of <i>P. s. strictus</i> occur less frequently, and then, rather large territory is inhabited only by typical representatives of <i>P. s. vernalis</i>. Therefore, the author retains the rank of subspecies for these two forms, although, as noted above, they are indistinguishable over rather large territory. In Fig. 121, collecting sites are shown only for the specimens examined by the author.</p><p><b>Material examined.</b> 1 ♀, Montpellier; 1 ♀, Andalusia; 1 ♀, Asuni, Sardinia centr., 1910 (Krausse); 1 ♀, montes Gennargentu, Sardinia, Krausse; 2 Ô, Marocco, 1900 (Vaucher); 1 Ô, 1 ♀, Algerie, 60 (C. Morawitz).</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Peribalus strictus subsp. strictus Belousova, E. N. Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Hemiptera Pentatomidae Peribalus Peribalus strictus Peribalus strictus strictus (fabricius, 1803) <p><i>Peribalus strictus strictus</i> (Fabricius, 1803)</p><p><i>Cimex strictus</i> Fabricius, 1803: 179.</p><p><i>Cimex distinctus</i> Fieber, 1861: 339 (junior primary homonym of <i>Cimex distinctus</i> Gmelin, 1790; syn. Puton, 1881: 57).</p><p><i>Peribalus</i> <i>distinctus</i> var. <i>immaculicornis</i> Rey, 1887: 2.</p><p><i>Peribalus dispar</i> Halászfy, 1961: 497 (syn. Josifov, 1986: 90).</p><p><i>Peribalus strictus</i>: Stål, 1868: 28; Jakovlev, 1902: 158; Ribes, 1992: 109.</p><p><i>Holcostethus strictus</i>: Tamanini, 1981: 131.</p><p><i>Holcostethus strictus strictus</i>: Josifov, 1986: 90.</p><p><b>Diagnosis.</b> Typical individuals of the nominotypical subspecies are similar to <i>P. s. vernalis</i> in the appearance and in the structure of the genitalia, but differ from it in the following characters: sides of pronotum concave; angles of pronotum attenuate, narrowly rounded, length of their part projecting beyond elytral base subequal to width of eye; pale spot at apex of scutellum absent or obsolete.</p><p><b>Description.</b> Body sandy-brownish, with rather dense, fine, black punctation (distance between punctures exceeding puncture diameter); apex of scutellum without pale spot, or with narrow obsolete spot covered with black punctures; ventral side of body yellow, rarely with dark punctation. Abdominal segments with black punctation in anterior and posterior corners of tergites. Antenna yellowish rufous, unicolor or with darkened apical segment. Length of body 8.3– 9.3 (8.9) mm, b. lw 1.59–1.71 (1.66).</p><p>Head narrowed toward anterior margin [h. wl 1.08– 1.17 (1.12)], l. bh 3.91–4.28 (4.08); jugae narrowly rounded, with straight or slightly emarginate sides, longer than clypeus, slightly converging apically, entirely covering apex of clypeus (Fig. 93). Eye medium-sized, ds 1.36–1.51 (1.43). l. ba 1.92–2.18 (2.06).</p><p>Pronotum wide [p. wl 2.32–2.62 (2.44)], with clearly emarginate lateral margin bordered with rounded pale costa curved upwards. Lateral angle attenuate and narrowly rounded, length of its part projecting beyond margins of elytra subequal to width of eye (Fig. 93). Scutellum about as long as wide, s. lw 0.94–1.05 (0.99).</p><p>Structure of male and female genitalia as in Figs. 2, 18, 56, 75.</p><p><b>Distribution.</b> The subspecies is recorded for the entire Mediterranean basin. However, most part of this territory (Spain, Italy, countries of the Balkan Peninsula, Hungary, Romania) is inhabited by typical <i>P. s. strictus</i>, by representatives of <i>P. s. vernalis</i>, and also by individuals intermediate between the two forms. In the structure of the genitalia, <i>P. s. strictus</i> and <i>P. s. vernalis</i> do not differ from each other. Northward and eastward the individuals with characters of <i>P. s. strictus</i> occur less frequently, and then, rather large territory is inhabited only by typical representatives of <i>P. s. vernalis</i>. Therefore, the author retains the rank of subspecies for these two forms, although, as noted above, they are indistinguishable over rather large territory. In Fig. 121, collecting sites are shown only for the specimens examined by the author.</p><p><b>Material examined.</b> 1 ♀, Montpellier; 1 ♀, Andalusia; 1 ♀, Asuni, Sardinia centr., 1910 (Krausse); 1 ♀, montes Gennargentu, Sardinia, Krausse; 2 Ô, Marocco, 1900 (Vaucher); 1 Ô, 1 ♀, Algerie, 60 (C. Morawitz).</p> |
| title | Peribalus strictus subsp. strictus |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Hemiptera Pentatomidae Peribalus Peribalus strictus Peribalus strictus strictus (fabricius, 1803) |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15003159 |