Háva J. (2004). New and interesting Dermestidae (Coleoptera) from China. Entomologische Zeitschrift 114: 225-232.

Author(s)Háva, Jiří
Title
New and interesting Dermestidae (Coleoptera) from China
Journal TitleEntomologische Zeitschrift
Volume114
Page(s)225-232
Date2004
Keywords
Abstract
The following dermestid species are newly described from China: Anthrenus (Nathrenus) sichuanicus sp. nov. (province Sichuan); A. (N.) turnai sp. nov. (province Sichuan); A. (Florinulus) qinglingensis sp. nov. (province Shaanxi); A. (Solskinus) becvari sp. nov. (province Yunnan); Orphinus (Falsoorphinus) pseudoovalis sp. nov. (province Hubei); O. (F.) chinensis sp. nov. (province Hebei); O. (Orphinus) yunnanus sp. nov. (province Yunnan); A. (N.) knizeki sp. nov. (province Hebei); Ctesias hebei sp. nov. (province Hebei); Dermestes (Dermestes) bicolor sinensis ssp. nov. (province Xinjiang). Following species are newly recorded: Attagenus nepalensis HÁVA, 2001 (Tibet); Dermestes (Montandonia) sichuanicus HÁVA, 1999 (province Qinghai); Dermestes (Dermestinus) laniarius ILLIGER, 1801 (province Sichuan); Trogoderma sinense PIC, 1927 (province Hubei). Nomenclatural acts are proposed as follows: Thaumaglossa rufocapillata REDTENBACHER, 1867 (= Thaumaglossa pygidialis var. sinensis PIC, 1951 syn. nov.); Orphinus (Curto-rphinus PIC, 1954) stat. nov., Orphinus (Curto-rphinus) bicolor PIC, 1954 comb. nov.
Document TypeJournal Article
LanguageEnglish
Publisher PlaceStuttgart
Citation KeyHava2004Dermestidae

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Associated Taxa (10)

Taxon NameCited As (Verbatim)RelationshipStatusPage / Notes
Anthrenus sichuanicus —
Original Description
accepted
p. 225
Anthrenus knizeki —
Original Description
accepted
p. 226
Anthrenus turnai —
Original Description
accepted
p. 226
Anthrenus becvari —
Original Description
accepted
p. 227
Anthrenus qinlingensis —
Original Description
accepted
p. 227
Orphinus chinensis —
Original Description
accepted
p. 228
Orphinus pseudoovalis —
Original Description
accepted
p. 228
Orphinus yunnanus —
Original Description
accepted
p. 229
Ctesias hebei —
Original Description
accepted
p. 230
Dermestes sinensis —
Original Description
accepted
p. 230