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Aleuropteryx Iberica Monserrat, 1977 Coniopterygidae Nouveau Pour La Faune De France (Insecta, Neuroptera) R.A.R.E., T. XIX (1), 2010 : 28 – 29. Aleuropteryx iberica Monserrat, 1977 Coniopterygidae nouveau pour la Faune de France (Insecta, Neuroptera) par Matthieu GIACOMINO * La faune des névroptères de France reste Scape et premiers articles des antennes lé- encore mal connue, en dépit d’un récent et re- gèrement plus clairs que les derniers. marquable enrichissement concernant notam- Bursa copulatrix (genitalia) représentée sur ment une des familles les plus représentatives les figures 2 et 3. de cet ordre, les Chrysopidae (Canard & al., Ce spécimen a été capturé à proximité de 2006, 2007, 2009 – Letardi & al., 2008). garrigues, en lisière d’un massif de Pinus. Une des familles les moins étudiées en France est celle des Coniopterygidae, minuscu- L’espèce est connue avec certitude, à ce les insectes recouverts d’une pellicule farineu- jour, d’Espagne et du Maroc (Meinander, 1998 se, aisément confondus in natura avec les Aleu- et 1990 ; Monserrat, 1977 ; Rausch & Aspöck rodidae (Homoptera). L’identification des es- H., 1978). pèces, sauf dans certains genres, n’est possible qu’en examinant les genitalia des mâles. Pour 5,2 mm parvenir à cette identification spécifique, les Coniopterygidae doivent être « éclaircis » à la soude, selon un procédé particulièrement bien décrit par Colin W. PLANT (1997). Autant de contraintes pouvant décourager les amateurs volontaires ! Pourtant, avec un peu de patience et d’expérience, l’observation de ces « lilliputiens » s’avère passionnante… Et si le manque de connaissances concernant les Coniopterygidae est regrettable, il incite Fig. 1. — Aleuropteryx iberica Monserrat, 1977 ♀. aussi à découvrir de nouvelles espèces pour la France, eu égard à la faiblesse des données pu- bliées. En effet, à ma connaissance et jusqu’à ce jour, la faune Française comptait 20 espèces réparties en 6 genres (Tillier, 2009). Alors, puisse cette note susciter un regain d’intérêt pour ces insectes ! Découverte d’Aleuropteryx iberica Monserrat, 1977 – espèce nouvelle pour la France. Fig. 2. — Abdomen et bourse copulatrice. Lors de chasses estivales nocturnes, réali- sées à la lampe à vapeur de mercure de 125 Watts, j’ai eu la bonne fortune de capturer un exemplaire le 29-VII-2009 à Aubais dans le Gard (code postal 30250, Sommières) à une al- titude de 70 m. Il s’agit d’un exemplaire femelle (fig. 1.) de 5,2 mm d’envergure. Tête brun foncé, membrane des ailes anté- rieures enfumée. Fig. 3. — Bourse copulatrice. 28 Bilan faunistique Meinander (M.), 1972. — A revision of the family Co- La faune de France compte désormais 3 espèces du niopterygidae (Planipennia). Acta Zoologica Fen- genre Aleuropteryx : Aleuropteryx loewii Klapàlek, 1894 nica 136 : 1-357. 223 figures. - Aleuropteryx juniperi Ohm, 1968 - Aleuropteryx iberi- Meinander (M.), 1990. — The Coniopterygidae ca Monserrat, 1977. (Neuroptera, Planipennia). A check-list of the spe- cies of the world, descriptions of new species and Bibliographie other new data. Acta Zoologica Fennica 189 : 1-95. 30 figures. Aspöck (H.), Hölzel (H.) & Aspöck (U.), 1980. — Die Meinander (M.), Neuropteren Europas. 2 vols, 495 & 395 p. Goecke 1998. — Coniopterygidae (Neuroptera) from the Mediterranean region and & Evers, Krefeld. Iran. Journal of Neuropterology 1 : 23-31. 4 fig- Aspöck (H.), Hölzel (H.) & Aspöck (U.), 2001. — ures. Kommentierter Katalog der Neuropterida (Insecta : Raphidioptera, Megaloptera, Neuroptera) der West- Monserrat (V. J.), 1976-1977. — Descripcion de una nueva especie del genero Aleuropteryx Löw 1885 paläarktis. Denisia, 2 : 606 pp. en la Peninsula Iberica (Neuroptera Planipennia). Canard (M.), Mazel (M.), Thierry (D.) , 2006. — Ré- Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Giaco- partition des Chrysopes de France (Neuroptera, mo Doria 81 Chrysopidae). Bulletin de la Société Entomologique : 365-373. 13 figures. Plant (C. W.), 1997 . — A key to the adults of British de France , 111 (3) : 353 – 366. lacewings and their allies (Neuroptera, Megalop- Canard (M.), Mazel (M.), Thierry (D.), Danflous (S.), tera, Raphidioptera and Mecoptera). Field Studies Tillier (P.), 2007. — Cartographie des Chrysopes 9 en France (Neuroptera, Chrysopidae). R.A.R.E ., : 179-269. 171 figures. Rausch (H.), Aspöck (H.), 1978. — Zwei neue Spezies XVI (1) : 9 – 21. des Genus Aleuropteryx Löw aus dem westlichen Canard (M.), Giacomino (M.), Jacquemin (G.), Mittelmeergebiet (Neuroptera, Coniopterygidae). Thierry (D.), Tillier (P.), Villenave-Chasset (J.), Nachrichtenblatt der Bayerischen Entomologen 2009. — Compléments à la cartographie des Chry- 27 : 9-13. 2 figures. sopes en France (Neuroptera, Chrysopidae). Tillier (P)., 2009. - Nouvelle capture de Coniopteryx R.A.R.E ., XVIII (1) : 70 – 73. (Metaconiopteryx) arcuata Kis, 1965 en France et Letardi (A.), Thierry (D.), Tillier (P.), Canard (M.) , liste actualisée des Coniopterygidae de France 2008. — Mise à jour de la faune des Neuropterida (Neuroptera, Coniopterygidae). L'entomologiste 65 de Corse (Raphidioptera & Neuroptera). R.A.R.E., (5) : 285 - 286. XVII (3) : 95 – 105. Meinander (M.), 1963. — Coniopterygidae (Neuroptera) from Morocco. Notulae Entomologi- * 9, rue du Limousin F-53940 Saint Berthevin cae 43 : 92-109. 42 figures. [email protected] R.A.R.E., T. XIX (1), 2010 : 29 – 31. Note complémentaire sur la géonémie d’ Eucarta amethystina (Hübner, 1803) en France (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae) par Sylvain DELMAS * Résumé. — Suite à la parution d’un premier article (DELMAS , 2008) sur Eucarta amethystina (Hübner, 1803), de nouvelles données sur la répartition en France de cette espèce sont apportées. Elle est signalée pour la première fois de plusieurs départements (Ardennes, Ardèche, Gard, Vaucluse) ou confirmée dans d’autres (Indre, Côte-d’Or).. Summary. — Since first publication (DELMAS , 2008) on Eucarta amethystina (Hübner, 1803), new data about its distribu- tion in France are made. The species is new for few departements (Ardennes, Ardèche, Gard, Vaucluse) or confirmed (Indre, Côte-d’Or). Mots clés. — Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, géonémie, France. Keys-Words. — Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, geonemy, France. Après la parution d’un premier article du Vaucluse, des Ardennes et par une confir- (DELMAS , 2008) portant sur la géonémie d' Eu- mation de sa présence en Côte-d’Or et dans carta amethystina (Hübner, 1803) en France, la l’Indre. répartition de cette noctuelle rare et localisée Par ailleurs, les citations de l’abbé BER- doit être complétée par des citations nouvelles NIER en Gironde, de LHOMME dans le Lot, de pour les départements du Gard, de l’Ardèche, LUCAS dans le Loiret (LHOMME , 1923) et de 29 .
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