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Амурский Зоологический Журнал. V(3), 2013. 314-326 © Amurian Zoological Journal. V(3) © Амурский зоологический журнал. V(3), 2013. 314-326 Accepted: 21.01. 2013 УДК 595.793 © Amurian zoological journal. V(3), 2013. 314-326 Published: 30.09. 2013 АННОТИРОВАННАЯ БИБЛИОГРАФИЯ ПО ТАКСОНОМИИ И ФАУНЕ СИДЯЧЕБРЮХИХ (HYMENOPTERA, SYMPHYTA) ДАЛЬНЕГО ВОСТОКА РОССИИ. ЧАСТЬ 3: O - T Ю. Н. Сундуков [Sundukov Yu.N. The annotated bibliography on taxonomy and fauna of Symphyta (Hymenoptera) of the Russian Far East. Part 3: O – T] Государственный заповедник “Курильский”, ул. Заречная, 5, Южно-Курильск, Сахалинская область, 694500, Россия. E-mail: [email protected] Kurilsky State Reserve, Zarechnaya str. 5, Yuzhno-Kurilsk, Sakhalinskaya oblast, 694500, Russia. E-mail: [email protected] Ключевые слова: Hymenoptera, Symphyta, библиография, Дальний Восток России Key words: Hymenoptera, Symphyta, bibliography, Russian Far East Резюме. В статье приведен аннотированный список литературы по таксономии и фауне Symphyta (Hymenoptera) Дальнего Востока России. Список включает 269 публикаций на иностранных языках. Summary. The third part of the annotated list of the literature on the taxonomy and fauna of Symphyta (Hymenoptera) of the Russian Far East contains 269 publications in foreign languages. Данная статья является третьей частью аннотиро- Первоописание Tenthredo miliaris Panzer, 1797; Tenthredo ванной библиографии по пилильщикам и рогохвостам pagana Panzer, 1797. (Hymenoptera, Symphyta) Дальнего Востока России Panzer G.W.F. [1798]. Faunae Insectorum Germanicae [Сундуков, 2013а, б]. В нее включены 269 публикаций initia oder Deutschlands Insecten // Felssecker, Nürn- на иностранных языках от O до T. berg. Bd 5 [1797-1798], N 50-60 (каждый 1-24). Первоописание Tenthredo ephippium Panzer, 1798; T. fagi АННОТИРОВАННЫЙ СПИСОК ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ Panzer, 1798. Okamoto H. 1912. [Sawfly feeding on poplar] // Hokkai- Panzer G.W.F. [1799]. Faunae Insectorum Germanicae do-no-kaiho. Vol. 12 (135). P. 119-122. initia oder Deutschlands Insecten // Felssecker, Nürn- Первоописание Trichiocampus dopuli Okamoto, 1912. berg. Bd 6, N 61-72 (каждый 1-24). Okutani T. 1955. A new larch-sawfly from Japan (Stud- Первоописание Tenthredo carpini Panzer, 1799; T. diffor- ies on Symphyta III) // Akitu (Trans. Kyoto Entomol. mis Panzer, 1799; T. rufa Panzer, 1799; T. rufiventris Panzer, Soc.). Vol. 4. P. 98-100. 1799. Первоописание Pachynematus itoi Okutani, 1955. Panzer G.W.F. [1801]. Faunae Insectorum Germanicae Okutani T. 1964. Keys to the Japanese genera of initia oder Deutschlands Insecten // Felssecker, Nürn- Symphyta in larval stage // Sci. Rept. Hyogo Univ. Agric. berg. Bd 7 [1799-1801], N 81-83 (каждый 1-24). ser. agric. biol. Vol. 6, N 2. P. 43-48. Первоописание Allantus Panzer, 1801; Dolerus Panzer, Опеределительная таблица семейств и японских родов 1801; Nematus Panzer, 1801; Tenthredo togata Panzer, Symphyta по личинкам, в том числе дальневосточных родов. 1801; T. lucida Panzer, 1801; T. pedestris Panzer, 1801. Okutani T. 1964. The Japanese sawflies of the genus Panzer G.W.F. 1801. Nachricht von einem neuen entomolo- Caliroa, with description of its larval character (Studies gischen Werke, des Hrn. Prof. Jurine in Geneve (Beschluß) // on Symphyta XVIII) // Japan. J. Appl. Entomol. Zool. Litteratur-Zeitung. Intelligenzblatt. Bd 1. S. 161-165. Vol. 9, N 1. P. 29-33. Первоописание Allantus Jurine in Panzer, 1801; Dolerus Опеределительная таблица японских видов Caliroa A. Jurine in Panzer, 1801; Nematus Jurine in Panzer, 1801; Costa, 1859, в том числе дальневосточных видов. Pteronus Jurine in Panzer, 1801. Okutani T. 1972. A new genus and a key to Japanese Panzer G.W.F. [1803]. Faunae Insectorum Germanicae genera of the subfamily Blennocampinae (Hym. Tenth.). initia oder Deutschlands Insecten // Felssecker, Nürn- Studies on Symphyta XXVIII // Entomol. rev. Japan. berg. Bd 8 [1801-1804], N 86-94 (каждый 1-24). Vol. 24, N 1-2. P. 57-61. Первоописание Allantus obscurus Panzer, 1803; A. sam- Определитель японских родов Blennocampinae, в том buci Panzer, 1803; A. tiliae Panzer, 1803; Cephalcia Panzer, числе общих с Дальним Востоком России. 1803; C. arvensis Panzer, 1803. Olivier A.G. 1791. Insectes. [Cas–Cin] // Encyclopédie mé- Panzer G.W.F. 1804. D. Jacobi Christiani Schaefferi Ico- thodique. Insectes. [ed. Olivier]. Vol. 5, N 2. P. 369-793. num Insectorum circa Ratisbonam indigenorum. Enu- Первоописание Cimbex Olivier, 1791. meratio Systematica. [second title:] D. G.W.F. Panzeri Olivier A.G., Latreille P.A. 1812. Insectes. [Nom–Pao] // Enumerationis Systematicae D. Jac. Christiani Schaefferi Encyclopédie méthodique. Insectes. [ed. Olivier]. Vol. 8, Iconum Insectorum Ratisbonensium. Dr. G.W.F. Pan- N 2. P. (?361-) 369-722. zers systematische Nomenklatur über Dr. Jac. Christian Первоописание Pamphilius cingulatus Latreille, 1812. Schäffers Abbildungen regensburgischer Insekten. Pars Palma G. 1861. Su talune specie d'Imenotteri Tentre- Tertia // J. Jacob Palm, Erlangen. S. i-xvi + i-viii + 1-260. dinidei della Fauna Napolitana // Annal. dell'Accad. As- Первоописание Tenthredo nigripennis Panzer, 1804. pirant. Natur., Sér. 2. N 1. P. 93-98. Panzer G.W.F. 1806. Kritische Revision der Insekten- Первоописание Strongylogaster rubrofasciatus Palma, 1861. faune Deutschlands nach dem System bearbeitet. II. Panzer G.W.F. [1797]. Faunae Insectorum Germanicae Bändchen, I.–C. Heft. [второй титул:] Entomologisch- initia oder Deutschlands Insecten // Felssecker, Nürn- er Versuch die Jürineschen Gattungen der Linnéschen berg. Bd 4 [1796-1797], N 39-48 (каждый 1-24). Hymenoptern nach dem Fabriziusschen System zu 314 prüfen: im Bezug auf die in der deutschen Insektenfaune genera et species juxta Systema Naturae Caroli Linnaei bekannt gemachten Gattungen und Arten dieser Klasse. digessit Nicolaus Poda, e societate Jesu etc. Typis Haer- Felssecker, Nürnberg. [14] + 271 S. edum Widmanstadii, Graecii. 8 + 127 + 20 pp. Первоописание Pteronus Panzer, 1806. Xiphydra Panzer, Первоописание Tenthredo rufipes Poda, 1761; T. viridis 1806, имя для Xiphydria Latreille, 1803. Poda, 1761. Perty J.A.M. 1830. Delectus animalium articulatorum, Preyssler J.D.E., Lindacker J.L., Hoser J.K.E. 1793. quae in itinere per Brasiliam annis MDCCCXVII – Beobachtungen über Gegenstände der Natur auf einer MDCCCXX jussu et auspiciis Maximiliani Josephi I. Reise durch den Böhmer Wald im Sommer 1791 // Sam- Bavariae regis augustissimi peracto collegerunt Dr. J. mlung Physikalischer Aufsaetze, besonders die Boehm- B. de Spix … et Dr. C. F. Ph. de Martius. digessit, de- ische Naturgeschichte betreffend, von einer Gesellschaft scripsit, pingenda curavit Dr. Maximilianus Perty, … Boehmischer Naturforscher, (Herausgegeben von J. Praefatus est et edidit Carol. Frideri. Philip. de Martius. Mayer). Vol. 3. P. 135-378. Accedit Dissertatio de insectorum in America meridi- Первоописание Tenthredo pilicornis Preyssler, 1793. onali habitantium vitiae genere, moribus et distributione Prous M., Heidemaa M., Shinohara A., Soon V. 2011. Re- geographica. Monachii, impensis Editoris. 1830–1834. (3 view of the sawfly genus Empria (Hymenoptera, Tenth- Fasc.) // Monachii, prostat apud Editorem, Lipsiae apud redinidae) in Japan // ZooKeys, Sofia. N 150. P. 347-380. Frid. Fleischer in Comm. Impensis Editoris, Monachii. Указание Empria candidata (Fallén, 1808) с Камчатки и P. [1-2] + I-III + 1-44 + 1-224. Хабаровского края; E. loktini Ermolenko, 1971 и E. rubi- Первоописание Cimbex venusta Perty, 1833. cola Ermolenko, 1971 с Сахалина; E. plana (Jakovlev, 1891) Pic M. 1917. Sur le genre "Arge" Schr. (Hylotoma Latr.) // с Хабаровска, Хабаровского края, Приморского края, L'Échange (Revue Linnéenne). Vol. 33, N 383. P. 18-19. Камчатки; E. tridentis Lee et Ryu, 1996 с Хабаровского края. Первоописание Arge fuscipes var. bleusei Pic, 1917. Provancher L. 1875. Les Urocerides de Québec // Le Nat- Pic M. 1918. Descriptions diverses de Tenthredinides et notes // uraliste Canadien. Vol. 7. P. 368-376. L'Échange (Revue Linnéenne). Vol. 34, N 388. P. 1-4. Первоописание Xiphidion Provancher, 1875. Первоописание Janus luteipes var. diversipes Pic, 1918; Provancher L. 1878. Les Insectes. Hyménoptères. 1. Macrophya annulata theresae Pic, 1918. Fam. des Tenthredinides Tenthredinidae // Le Naturali- Pic M. 1918. Hyménoptères nouveaux // L'Échange (Re- ste Canadien. Vol. 10. P. 65-73. vue Linnéenne). Vol. 34, N 387. P. 11-12. Первоописание Emphytus pallipes Provancher, 1878. Первоописание Megalodontes (Forficulotarpa) Pic, 1918. Provancher L. 1882. Faune Canadienne, Hyménoptères, Pic M. 1927. Hyménoptères nouveaux. II // L'Échange Additions and Corrections // Le Naturaliste Canadien. (Revue Linnéenne). Vol. 33, N 427. P. 2-3. Vol. 13 (154). P. 289-311. Первоописание Arge ustulata var. stigmatica Pic, 1927. Первоописание Dineura americana Provancher, 1882. Pic M. 1939. Tenthredides (Hymén.) et Coléoptères nou- Provancher L. 1885. A new Tenthredinid // Canad. Ento- veaux // L'Échange (Revue Linnéenne). Vol. 55, N 478. mol. Vol. 17. P. 50. P. 29-30. Первоописание Synairema americana Provancher, 1885. Первоописание Allantus (Tenthredella) surensis Pic, 1939. Provancher L. 1885. Symphyta // In: Additions et Cor- Pic M. 1940. Tenthredides (Hymen.) et Coléoptères nouveaux // rections au volume II de la faune entomologique de Can- L'Échange (Revue Linnéenne). Vol. 56, N 481. P. 9-10. ada. 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