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Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) Del Museu De Zoologia De Barcelona CRYPTINI (HYMENOPTERA, ICHNEUMONIDAE) DEL MUSEU DE ZOOLOGIA DE BARCELONA Bordera, S. & Selfa, J., 1995. Cryptini (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) del Museu de Zoologia de Barcelona. Misc. Zool., 18: 117-126. Cryptini (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) of the Museu de Zoologia of Barcelona.- Cryptini preserved in the Museu de Zoologia of Barcelona are studied. Data about 52 species belonging to 19 genera are reported. The species Ischnus migrator (F.), Idiolispa obfuscator (Vill.) and Trychosis gradaria (Tschek) are recorded for the first time from the Iberian peninsula. Key words: Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae, Cryptini, Museu de Zoologia of Barcelona, Spain. (Rebut: 1 X 94; Acceptació condicional: 16 195; Acc. definitiva: 7 111 95) Santiago Bordera, Dept. de Ciencies Ambientals i Recursos Naturals, Fac. de Ciencies, Univ. dlAlacant,Ap. de Correus 99, 03080 Alacant, Espanya (Spain).- Jesús Selfa, Dept. de Biologia Animal, Fac. de Ciencies Bioldgiques, Univ. de Valencia, c/ Dr. Moliner 50, 46100 Burjassot, Valencia, Espanya (Spain). plares pertenecientes a 52 especies que se distribuyen en 19 géneros. La colección de icneumónidos de Museu de Las especies que se citan aparecen rela- Zoologia de Barcelona se encuentra conside- cionadas por orden alfabético y en el aparta- rablemente reducida respecto al volumen de do correspondiente a cada una de ellas se ejemplares que debió albergar hasta los años exponen los datos originales, tanto de locali- 30, como consecuencia fundamentalmente de dad y fecha, como de determinación por otros los daños sufridos durante la Guerra Civil. autores, en cuyo caso también se indica, si En este trabajo se estudia la tribu Cryptini procede, la referencia del autor que publicó la que es, sin duda, la mejor representada en la cita con dicho nombre. colección, de las tres que constituyen la sub- Se señalan con un * las especies que cons- familia Cryptinae. tituyen una novedad para la fauna ibérica. El material depositado se encuentra cita- do en gran parte en los trabajos de ANTIGA& BOHLL(1904) y CEBALLOS(1931). RESULTADOS Algunos Cryptini proceden de coleccio- nes depositadas con posterioridad como la de Acroricnus seductor (Scopoli, 1786) Vilarrubia. Figueres (Girona), 1 Q sin fecha, ex. col. En este estudio se han revisado 146 ejem- Codina, det. Ceballos como Acroricnus Misc. Zool. 18, 1995 seductorius (Fabricius, 1793) (CEBALLOS, (1904) y CEBALLOS(1931). Ribes (Girona), 1931). Gava (Barcelona), Id 15 VI11 1902, Id 4 IX 1898, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot. Ribes (Girona), Id Tosquinet como Spilocryptus fumipennis 30 VI1 1900, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. (Grav.) (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904; CEBALLOS, Bofill i Pitxot como Cryptus tarsoleucus 1931). Tibidabo (Barcelona), Id IV 1905, (Gravenhorst, 1829) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos 1904; CEBALLOS,193 1). como Spilocryptus tibialis Thom. (CEBALLOS, 1931). Acroricnus stylator (Thunberg, 1822) La Garriga (Barcelona), 1 Q 20 VI11 1902, Agrothereutes fumipennis (Gravenhorst, 1 Q 21 IX 1902, ambos ex. col. Bofill i 1829) Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Acroricnus Sant Julia de Vilatorta (Barcelona), 1 Q macrobatus (Gravenhorst, 1829). Provincia VI11 1903, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. de Barcelona, 1 Q sin fecha, ex. col. Bofill i Ceballos como Spilocryptus incubitor Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Acroricnus (Strom, 1768) (CEBALLOS,193 1). macrobatus (Grav.). Ribes (Girona), 1 o' 8 IX 1898, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, citado Agrothereutes hospes (Tschek, 1870) como Osprynchotus macrobatus (Grav.) Montalegre (Tarragona), 1 Q 28 VI11 1910, (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904) y como Acroricnus ex. col. Codina, det. Ceballos como stylator (Thun.) (CEBALLOS,1931). Spilocryptus solitarius (Tschek, 1870) (CEBALLOS,1931). Sant Esteve de Agrothereutes abbreviatus (Fabricius, 1794) Palautordera (Barcelona), 1 Q 29 IX 1895, La Garriga (Barcelona), 1d 23 VI1 1899, ex. ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Schmiedeknecht col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Tosquinet como como Spilocryptus solitarius (Tschek), así Spilocryptus pygoleucus (Gravenhorst, citado por ANTIGA& BOFILL(1904) y 1829), citado con este nombre por ANTIGA CEBALLOS(1931); 1 Q 16 VI11 1902, ex. col. & BOFILL(1904) y como Spilocryptus Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos como abbreviator (F.) por CEBALLOS(193 1). Spilocryptus migrator (Gravenhorst, 1829) (CEBALLOS,193 1). Sant Julia de Vilatorta Agrothereutes adustus (Gravenhorst, 1829) (Barcelona), 1 Q 2 XI 1902, ex. col. Bofill i Monistrol (Barcelona), 1 Q 19 V 1898, ex. Pitxot, citado por ANTIGA& BOFILL(1904) col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Tosquinet como como Spilocryptus migrator (Grav.) y Spilocryptus tibialis Thomson, 1863, citado por CEBALLOS(1931) como Spilocryptus con este nombre por ANTIGA& BOFILL fumipennis (Grav.). Tibidabo (Barcelona), (1904) y CEBALLOS(193 1). 1 Q 3 VI 1894, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Brauns como Spilocryptus migrator (Grav.), Agrothereutes bombycis (Boudier, 1836) así citado por ANTIGA& BOFILL(1904) y La Garriga (Barcelona), Id 17 V 1903, ex. CEBALLOS(193 1). col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Spilocryptus tibialis Thom. (CEBALLOS,193 1). Agrothereutes tunetanus (Habermehl, 1925) Montserrat (Barcelona), 1d 2 VI 1895, ex. Tibidabo (Barcelona), 1 Q 4 IV 1901, ex. col. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Schmiedeknecht como Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Spilocryptus jkmipennis (Gravenhorst, 1829), Spilocryptus adustus (Grav.) (CEBALLOS, citado con este nombre por ANTIGA& BOFILL, 1931). Allophatnus aetnensis (Rudow, 1883) ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Codina como La Garriga (Barcelona), 1 Q 13 VI 1897, 1 Q Hoplocryptus heliophilus (Tschek) 19 X 190? ambos ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. (CEBALLOS,1931); 1 Q 24 IX 1903, ex. col. Ceballos como Mesostenus hellenicus Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Schmiedeknecht, 1905 (CEBALLOS,193 1). Hoplocryptus heliophilus (Tschek) Montgat (Barcelona), 1 Q 21 VI 1910, ex. (CEBALLOS,1931). Montcada (Barcelona), col. Codina, det. Ceballos como Gambrus 1 Q 13 V 1900, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. ornatulus (Thomson, 1873). Sabadell Bofill i Pitxot como Hoplocryptus femoralis (Barcelona), Id 26 V 1903, ex. col. Bofill i (Grav.) (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904; CEBALLOS, Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Mesostenus 1931). Sant Julia de Vilatorta (Barcelona), hellenicus Schmied. (CEBALLOS,1931). 1d 4 VI11 1901, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill i Pitxot como Hoplocryptus Aritranis bellosa (Curtis, 1837) mediterraneus (Tschek) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, Castelldefels (Barcelona), 1d 7 VI1 1895, 1904; CEBALLOS,193 1). Teya (Barcelona), ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill i Pitxot 1 Q 12 V 1901, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, como Hoplocryptus pulcher Thomson, 1873 det. Bofill i Pitxot como Hoplocryptus (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904), det. Ceballos mediterraneus (Tschek) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, como Hoplocryptus melanocephalus 1904; CEBALLOS,1931). (Gravenhorst, 1829) (CEBALLOS,193 1). Buathra laborator (Thunberg, 1822) Aritranis femoralis (Gravenhorst, 1829) Barcelona, 1 Q sin fecha. La Garriga Sant Julia de Vilatorta (Barcelona), 1 Q (Barcelona), Id 10 V 190?, ex. col. Bofill i VI 1901, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill Pitxot, etiquetado como Cryptus tarsoleucus i Pitxot como Hoplocryptus dubius (Gravenhorst, 1829). Nuria (Girona), 1 Q (Taschenberg, 1865) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, 29 IV 1896, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill 1904; CEBALLOS,193 1). i Pitxot como Cryptus tarsoleucus (Grav.) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, 1904; CEBALLOS,1931). Aritranis heliophila (Tschek, 1879) Ribes (Girona), 1 Q 29 VI 1901, ex. col. Gava (Barcelona), 1 Q 31 VI1 1898, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill i Pitxot como Bofill i Pitxot, det. Bofill i Pitxot como Cryptus moschator (Fabricius, 1787) Hoplocryptus femoralis (Grav.) (ANTIGA (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904; CEBALLOS,1931). & BOFILL,1904; CEBALLOS,1931); 1 Q Vallvidrera, entrada de Barcelona 25 VI11 1899, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. (Barcelona), 1 Q 29 V 1920, ex. col. Bofill Bofill i Pitxot como Hoplocryptus mediterra- i Pitxot, det. Bofill i Pitxot como Cryptus neus (Tschek, 1872) (ANTIGA& BOFILL, moschator F., det. Ceballos como Cryptus 1904; CEBALLOS,1931). La Garriga (Bar- laborator Thunberg, 1822. celona), 1 Q sin fecha, etiquetado como Hoplocryptus femoralis (Grav.); 1 Q Cryptus armator Fabncius, 1804 23 V 1895, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, etiquetado Sant Julia de Vilatorta (Barcelona), 1 Q como Hoplocryptus binotatulus Thomson, VI 1909, det. Ceballos como Cryptus 1878 (ANTIGA& BOFILL,1904; CEBALLOS, albatorius (Villers, 1789). 1931); 1 Q 12 X 1902, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Ceballos como Hoplocryptus heliophilus Cryptus baeticus Seyrig, 1928 (Tschek) (CEBALLOS,1931); 19 24 IX 1903, Frare Blanc. Entrada Barcelona (Barcelona), Misc. Zool. 18, 1995 1 Q 2 IV 1901, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. 1 Q 4 IV 1908, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, etique- Bofill i Pitxot como Cryptus spinosus tado como Cryptus spinosus Grav. Gravenhorst, 1829. Cryptus spiralis (Geoffroy en Fourcroy, Cryptus bucculentus Tschek, 1870 1785) Sant Julia de Vilatorta (Barcelona), 1 Q La Gamga (Barcelona), 1 Q 26 XI 1902, det. VI 1903, det. Ceballos como Cryptus Ceballos como Cryptus spiralis (Geoff.) bucculentus Tschek (CEBALLOS,193 1). (CEBALLOS,193 1). Nuria (Girona), 1 Q 29 VI 1896, ex. col. Bofill i Pitxot, det. Cryptus spinosus Gravenhorst, 1829 Tosquinet como Cryptus divissorius Entrada de Barcelona (Barcelona), 1 Q Kriechbaumer y así citado por ANTIGA& 2 X 1915, ex. col. Codina. leg. C. Gelabert, BOFILL(1904), det. Ceballos como Cryptus det. Ceballos como Cryptus spinosus Grav.; moschator (Gravenhorst, 1829) (CEBALLOS, 1 Q 15
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