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Catálogo De Escarabajos De Cuernos CATÁLOGO DE ESCARABAJOS DE CUERNOS LARGOS (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE) DE LA COLECCIÓN DE INVERTEBRADOS DEL MUSEO PROVINCIAL DE CIENCIAS NATURALES “FLORENTINO AMEGHINO” Serie Catálogos Nº 26 Adriana Pacini 2011 MUSEO PROVINCIAL DE CIENCIAS NATURALES “FLORENTINO AMEGHINO ” Primera Junta 2859 (3000) - Santa Fe - ARGENTINA Telefax: (54 0342) 457-3730 / 457-3770 Web site: http://www.unl.edu.ar/santafe/museocn.htm E-mail: [email protected] CATÁLOGO DE ESCARABAJOS DE CUERNOS LARGOS (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE) DE LA COLECCIÓN DE INVERTEBRADOS DEL MUSEO PROVINCIAL DE CIENCIAS NATURALES “FLORENTINO AMEGHINO ” SERIE Nº 26 Adriana Pacini Zoología de Invertebrados 2011 1 AGRADECIMIENTOS A Vanesa Faccioli por su permanente ayuda y por brindar soluciones a las inquietudes que surgían durante la realización del presente trabajo. A Celeste Medrano y Osvaldo Di Iorio por la determinación de los ejemplares. A Mariano Cáceres y a Vanesa Faccioli por la lectura crítica del catálogo. 2 ÍNDICE RESUMEN 9 ABSTRACT 9 INTRODUCCIÓN 10 DETERMINACIÓN TAXONÓMICA 11 Subfamilia Antoplodermatinae 11 Tribu Anoplodermatini 11 Sypilus ferrugineus 11 Tribu Mysteriini 11 Pathocerus wagneri 11 Subfamilia Prioninae 12 Tribu Callipogonini 12 Callipogon armillatum 12 Ergates faber 12 Tribu Calocomini 12 Calocomus desmaresti 12 Tribu Macrotomini 13 Mallodon spinibarbis 13 Tribu Prionini 14 Apterocaulus germainii germainii 14 Subfamilia Lepturinae 15 Tribu Lepturini 15 Strangalia maculata 15 Tribu Necydalini 15 Callisphyris macropus 15 Tribu Rhagiini 15 Carilia virginea 15 Rhagium inquistor 15 Rhagium mordax 15 Subfamilia Cerambycinae 16 Tribu Achrysonini 16 Achryson lutarium 16 3 Achryson maculatum 16 Achryson surinamum 16 Achryson undulatum 17 Achryson unicolor 17 Huequenia livida 17 Tribu Basipterini 17 Basiptera castaneipennis 17 Tribu Callichromatini 18 Aromia moschata 18 Mionochroma vittatum electrinum 18 Tribu Callidiini 18 Callidium sanguineum 18 Callidium violaceum 19 Hylotrupes bajulus 19 Tribu Cerambycini 19 Cerambyx (Heros) cerdo 19 Juiaparus batus lacordairei 19 Plocaederus pactor 20 Tribu Clytini 20 Clytus arietis 20 Megacyllene acuta 20 Megacyllene multiguttata 21 Megacyllene nebulosa 21 Megacyllene proxima 21 Megacyllene spixii 21 Neoclytus sobrinus 22 Neoclytus ypsilon 22 Plagionotus arcuatus 22 Tribu Compsocerini 22 Chenoderus tricolor 22 Compsocerus violaceus 22 Ethemon basale 23 Paromoecerus barbicornis 23 4 Tribu Eburiini 23 Eburia sordida 23 Eburodacrys crassimana 24 Uncieburia quadrilineata 24 Tribu Ectenessini 24 Tricheurymerus quadristigma 24 Tribu Elaphidiini 24 Ambonus albomaculatus 24 Ambonus distinctus 24 Ambonus electus 24 Ambonus interrogationis 25 Ambonus proximus 25 Anelaphus cerussatus 25 Nephalius spiniger 25 Orion maurus 25 Stizocera spinicornis 26 Stizocera wagneri 26 Tribu Hesperophanini 26 Anoplomerus buqueti 26 Tribu Heteropsini 26 Chrysoprasis airi 26 Chrysoprasis aurigena 26 Eryphus laetus 27 Erythrochiton jucundum 27 Tribu Lissonotini 27 Lissonotus andalgalensis 27 Tribu Necydalopsini 27 Necydalopsis femoralis 27 Tribu Phoracanthini 27 Phoracantha semipunctata 27 Tribu Pteroplatini 27 Aphylax lyciformis 27 Tribu Torneutini 28 5 Ranqueles mus 28 Spathopygus eburioides 28 Torneutes pallidipennis 28 Tribu Rhinotragini 28 Ommata viridis 28 Tribu Rhopalophorini 28 Cosmisoma brullei 28 Dirocoremia bruchi 28 Ischionodonta iridipennis var. iridipennis 29 Ischionodonta platensis var. Semirubra 29 Tribu Trachyderini 29 Andraegoidus variegatus 29 Chydarteres costatus 29 Chydarteres striatus striatus 30 Dorcadocerus barbatus 30 Eriocharis richardii 30 Oxymerus aculeatus meridionalis 31 Oxymerus chevrolatii 31 Oxymerus pallidus 31 Oxymerus vianai 31 Oxymerus virgatus 31 Retrachydes sulcatus 31 Retrachydes thoracicus 32 Trachyderes succinctus melzeri 32 Subfamilia Lamiinae 33 Tribu Acrocinini 33 Acrocinus longimanus 33 Tribu Acanthocinini 33 Acanthocinus aedilis(=Astynomus aedilis) 33 Lophopoeum bruchi 33 Lophopoeum timbouvae 33 Nealcidion bicristatum 33 Trypanidius proximus 33 6 Tribu Acanthoderini 33 Acanthoderes jaspidea 33 Steirastoma marmorata 34 Steirastoma stellio 34 Tribu Aerenicini 34 Recchia hirticornis 34 Tribu Anisocerini 34 Phacellocera textor 34 Tribu Apomecynini 34 Ichthydes sp. (=Genus sp.) 34 Tribu Batocerini 35 Batocera lineolata 35 Tribu Compsosomatini 35 Aerenea quadriplagiata 35 Tribu Desmiphorini 35 Desmiphora hirticollis 35 Tribu Lamiini 35 Anolpophora chilensis (=Melanauster chinensis) 35 Monochammus sp. 35 Morimus funereus 35 Tribu Onciderini 35 Lochmaeocles sladeni 36 Neodillonia albisparsa 36 Oncideres germarii 36 Oncideres guttulata 37 Oncideres stillata 37 Peritrox denticollis 37 Tribu Saperdini 37 Oberea oculata 37 Saperda carcharias 37 Saperda populnea 37 Saperda scalaris 37 Subfamilia Spondylidinae 38 7 Tribu Asemini 38 Criocephalus rusticus 38 Megasemum quadricostulatum 38 Tetropium luridum 38 BIBLIOGRAFÍA 39 8 RESUMEN El siguiente catálogo presenta una lista detallada de los ejemplares de cerambicidos (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) que forman parte de la colección del Área de Zoología de Invertebrados del Museo Provincial de Ciencias Naturales “ Florentino Ameghino ”, de la ciudad de Santa Fe, Argentina. En la colección, la familia Cerambycidae, está representada por un total de seis Subfamilias: Antoplodermatinae, Prioninae, Lepturinae, Cerambycinae, Lamiinae y Spondylinidae. Cada una de las cuales incluye una amplia variedad de géneros y especies. El presente catálogo incluye ejemplares de distintas localidades de las provincias de Santa Fe, Córdoba, Santiago de Estero, La Rioja, Misiones, Tucumán, Chaco, Entre Ríos, Neuquen y Chubut. Por otro lado también está enriquecido con ejemplares provenientes de otras partes del mundo, como ser: Italia, Ucrania, Polonia, Japón, entre otras. ABSTRACT The following catalog presents a detailed list of cerambycidae (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) that are part of the collection of the Department of Invertebrate Zoology at the Provincial Museum of Natural Science “Florentino Ameghino” in Santa Fe, Argentina. In the collection, the family Cerambycidae, is represented for six subfamilies: Antoplodermatinae, Prioninae, Lepturinae, Cerambycinae, Lamiinae and Spondylinidae, that include a large variety of genera and species. This catalog include specimens from different localities in the provinces of Santa Fe, Córdoba, Santiago de Estero, La Rioja, Misiones, Tucumán, Chaco, Entre Ríos, Neuquén and Chubut. On the other hand, the catalog is also enriched with copies from different parts of the word, like: Italy, Ukraine, Poland, Japan, etc. 9 INTRODUCCIÓN Los escarabajos de cuernos largos o taladros de la madera, Cerambycidae, son la familia de coleópteros más diversificada que se ha encontrado en Argentina. Comprende especies de tamaños muy pequeños (2 mm) hasta especies de 110 mm, oblongos o cilíndricos, con antenas a menudo más largas que el cuerpo entero. En ellas se sitúan los órganos sensoriales, que sirven para detectar feromonas a grandes distancias y precisar el encuentro de ambos sexos para la cópula; también para localizar las plantas hospedantes adecuadas para realizar la postura (Vizcarra Sánchez, 2004). Los adultos de la Familia colocan sus huevos en grietas de la corteza y en ranuras que realizan las hembras. Las larvas se alimentan básicamente de madera, mediante un par de mandíbulas potentes y filosas que les permite triturar cualquier tipo de madera. Las larvas cavan galerías en la zona del cambium y penetran en el duramen o en la albura para formar la cámara pupal (Vizcarra Sánchez, 2004). Algunas especies pueden provocar la muerte de los árboles pero no son consideradas como plagas importantes, otros producen daño en los productos forestales. Sin embargo entre las especies de esta familia algunas son consideradas beneficiosas ya que se alimentan vorazmente y destruyen larvas de escarabajos asociadas a la corteza, ya sea directamente o, privándolas de los alimentos (Furniss, R. L. and Carolin V. M., 1977). Por otro lado, este es el grupo que inicia la degradación y reciclado de nutrientes en los trópicos y bosques templados del mundo. Incluso cuando se desarrollan en árboles estresados y enfermos, ellos están ejerciendo una selección que preserva la salud de un bosque. Esta familia agrupa alrededor de 3000 especies descriptas. En Argentina, está representada por 850 especies de acuerdo a la literatura, sin embrago muchos especimenes aún no han sido identificados, por lo tanto, el número podría ascender a más de 1000 especies. 10 DETERMINACIÓN TAXONÓMICA La identidad de los ejemplares fue determinada por Osvaldo Di Iorio en el período comprendido entre los años 2006 y 2007 y Medrano M. C. en el período 2006-2008. ABREVIATURAS Nº: Número EJEMPL.: Ejemplares Dto: Departamento Prov.: Provincia Subfamilia Antoplodermatinae (Guérin- Mèneville, 1840) Tribu Anoplodermatini (Guérin- Mèneville, 1840) Sypilus ferrugineus (Gounelle, 1913) Nº FECHA PROCEDENCIA FECHA COLECTOR Nº INGRESO ENTRADA COLECTA EJEMP. 8607 28/02/2007 Prov. de Córdoba. (31º25’S, 64º11’O) 1966 Baratelli Lote Tribu Mysteriini (Prosen, 1960) Pathocerus wagneri (Waterhouse, 1901) Nº FECHA FECHA Nº PROCEDENCIA COLECTOR INGRESO ENTRADA COLECTA EJEMP. Tintina; Dto. Moreno; Prov. de Santiago 1 1633 14/07/1989 01/1949 del Estero. (27º2’S, 62º12’O) Tintina; Dto. Moreno; Prov. de Santiago 2337 31/05/1995 12/1948 6 del Estero. (27º2’S, 62º12’O) Isla “El Cortado”; Santa Fe; Dto. La 4329 05/10/2000 Capital; Prov. de Santa Fe. 1ª/03/1950 6 (31º60’, 60º42’) Tintina; Dto. Moreno; Provincia de 4485 20/10/2000
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