Type deposited in ?ZMAN
Synonyms (9) |
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Attagenus sordidus Heer, 1841 synonym |
Attagenus marginicollis Handschuch in Küster, 1847 synonym |
Attagenus dalmatinus Küster, 1847 synonym |
Attagenus fulvipes obliquus Rey, 1889 synonym |
Attagenus longicornis Pic, 1894 synonym |
Attagenus picipennis Pic, 1894 synonym |
Attagenus bicolor Casey, 1900 synonym |
Attagenus elongatulus Casey, 1900 synonym |
Attagenus extricatus Casey, 1900 synonym |
Citations & References (36) | Type / Badges | Page |
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Original Description | p. 227 | |
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| p. 124 | ||
| p. 27 | ||
Synonym Description | p. 438 | |
Synonym Description | p. 44 | |
Synonym Description | p. 76 | |
| p. 76 | ||
Reitter E. (1883). Dermestidae. In: Heyden L.V., Reitter E., Weise J. (eds.), Catalogus Coleopterorum Europae et Caucasi. , pp. 89-90. as Attagenus piceus var. brunneus | p. 89 | |
| p. 46 | ||
Rey C. (1889). Remarques en passant. L'Échange, Revue Linnéenne 5: 58-59. = Attagenus fulvipes obliquus (as Attagenus fulvipes var. obliquus) — "Une variété remarquable de fulvipes a le dernier article des antennes... (obliquus R.)"; note: variety doesn't belong to piceus but to fulvipes | Synonym Description | p. 59 |
Synonym Description | p. 66 | |
Synonym Description | p. 66 | |
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Synonym Description | p. 146 | |
Synonym Description | p. 147 | |
Synonym Description | p. 147 | |
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ZINKERNAGEL R. 1952: Remarks on Attagenus species. Transactions of the Ninth International Congres of Entomology 1: 844-848. as Attagenus piceus „yellow form“ | p. 845 | |
| p. 547 | ||
Beal R.S. (1970). A taxonomic and biological study of species of Attagenini (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) in the United States and Canada. Entomologica Americana 45: 141-235 (Publisher: [Lawrence, Kan., etc.], New York Entomological Society [etc.],). = Attagenus extricatus (as Attagenus elongatulus) — Attagenus extricatus is newly synonymized with Attagenus elongatulus Casey | Synonymy | p. 176 |
= Attagenus elongatulus — The species Attagenus elongatulus Casey is revised in regards to similar species, and possibility of its synonymy with Attagenus brunneus is mentioned. Larval morphology: [p. 178, 202] | Taxonomic Note Immature / LarvaRevision | p. 176, 202 |
as Attagenus brunneus | Taxonomic Note | p. 180 |
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| p. 155 | ||
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| p. 86 | ||
| p. 59 | ||
Immature / Larva | p. 473 | |
Háva J. (2007). Dermestidae. In: Löbl I., Smetana A. (eds.), Catalogue of Palaearctic Coleoptera. Volume 4. Elateroidea - Derodontoidea - Bostrichoidea - Lymexyloidea - Cleroidea - Cucujoidea. Stenstrup: Apollo Books, pp. 57, 299-320. = Attagenus picipennis (as Attagenus brunneus) — "Attagenus picipennis Pic, 1894 (type material studied) syn. nov. of A. brunneus Faldermann, 1835" | Synonymy | p. 57 |
| p. 16 | ||
| p. 327 | ||
| p. 322 | ||
Holloway G., Joseph T.S., Kadej M. (2024). A review of the Attagenus (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) species from South Africa and an image-based key to identification. African Entomology 32(e16250): 1-7. as Attagenus brunneus — "Attagenus brunneus has been listed as a species of South Africa (Herrmann and Háva 2020), however, no original record could be found to support this. A recommendation to remove A.
brunneus from the list could be made due to the lack of records supporting the presence of this species in South Africa..." | Identification Key | — |
Háva J. (2025). World Catalogue of the Dermestidae (Coleoptera). Private Entomological Laboratory and Collection, Únětice/Praha, 368 pp. as Attagenus brunneus — [The chresonymy list might not be entirely correct; similarly, dating to Háva 2007 palaearctic catalogue] - elongatus Casey, 1916 [sic] | Catalogue | p. 92 |
Háva J. (2026). Remarks and new faunistic records on Dermestidae (Coleoptera). Studies and Reports, Taxonomical Series 22(2): 331-348. as Attagenus brunneus — In "Teratological specimens" section | Morphology | p. 345 |
Biology
Distribution
Africa
Asia
- Afghanistan
- China (Hebei, Henan, Inner Mongolia, Tibet)
- India (Kashmir)
- Iran
- Israel
- Russia
- South Korea
- Kyrgyzstan
- Pakistan
- Russia
- Turkmenistan
- Uzbekistan
- Yemen