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Tenthredinidae (Hymenoptera, Symphyta) (Catalogo Sistematico Della Collezione Campadelli annali 9/10 2008 8-04-2008 11:47 Pagina 53 Ann. Mus. civ. St. nat. Ferrara Vol. 9/10 2008 pp. 00-00 ISSN 1127-4476 Gli Imenotteri Sinfiti della Collezione Campadelli. II: Tenthredinidae (Hymenoptera, Symphyta) (Catalogo sistematico della Collezione Campadelli. VI contributo) Fausto Pesarini Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, via De Pisis 24, 44100 Ferrara e-mail: [email protected] PESARINI F., 2007 – Gli Imenotteri Sinfiti della Collezione Campadelli. II: Tenthredinidae (Hymenoptera, Symphyta) (Catalogo sistematico della Collezione Campadelli. VI contri- buto). Ann. Mus. civ. St. nat. Ferrara, 9 (2006): Viene presentato il catalogo dei Tenthredinidae conservati nella Collezione Campa- delli, recentemente donata al Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Ferrara. I materiali, di cui sono riportati i relativi dati, riguardano in tutto 165 specie, senza contare i pochi reperti identificati solo a livello generico. Tranne due esemplari di altrettante specie, provenienti rispettivamente dalle Alpi Marittime francesi e dalla Grecia, tutti i mate- riali sono di provenienza italiana e per la gran parte relativi al settore tosco-romagno- lo dell’Appennino; solo in pochissimi casi i reperti non sono corredati da alcuna indica- zione di località. Le osservazioni più interessanti riguardano: Tenthredo albiventris bal- dinii (A. Costa, 1894), comb. nov., stat. nov. = Tenthredo trivittata picena (= T. albi- ventris picena) F. Pesarini, 1989, syn. nov.; Caliroa cothurnata (Serville, 1823) e Nema- tus oligospilus Förster, 1854, specie nuove per l’Italia; Tenthredo velox Fabricius, 1798 e Lygaeonematus saxesenii (Hartig, 1837), nuove per l’Appennino; l’ingente serie ap- penninica della rara Tenthredo rubricoxis (Enslin, 1912); e Heterarthrus cfr. aceris (Kal- tenbach, 1856). Parole-chiave: Symphyta, Tenthredinidae, sinonimie, faunistica, Campadelli. PESARINI F., 2007 – Hymenoptera Symphyta of the Campadelli Collection. II: Tenthredini- dae (Systematic catalogue of the Campadelli Collection. VI.). Ann. Mus. civ. St. nat. Fer- rara, 7 (2006): The list of the Tenthredinidae preserved in the Campadelli’s Collection, recently do- nated to the “Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Ferrara”, is given. Data concerning 165 species, besides few specimens identified at generic level, are given. Except for two re- cords of two species, which are from Maritime Alps of France and from Greece respec- tively, all the material has been collected in Italy and for the great part in the Apenni- ne of Romagna and adjacent areas of Tuscany; specimens without any collecting infor- mation are very few. Most interesting remarks concern: Tenthredo albiventris baldinii (A. Costa, 1894), comb. nov., stat. nov. = Tenthredo trivittata picena (= T. albiventris picena) F. Pesarini, 1989, syn. nov.; Caliroa cothurnata (Serville, 1823) and Nematus oli- gospilus Förster, 1854, which are new to Italy; Tenthredo velox Fabricius, 1798 and Ly- gaeonematus saxesenii (Hartig, 1837), which are new to the Apennines; the large Apennine’s series of the rare Tenthredo rubricoxis (Enslin, 1912); and Heterarthrus cfr. aceris (Kaltenbach, 1856). Key-words: Symphyta, Tenthredinidae, synonyms, faunal records, Campadelli. 53 annali 9/10 2008 8-04-2008 11:47 Pagina 54 Fausto Pesarini Introduzione serva (F.), CAMPADELLI & PESARINI F., 2001: 26 (2)) che rimanda alla località dei rispetti- In PESARINI (2006) è stato fornito un pri- vi esemplari in elenco. mo elenco critico degli Imenotteri Sinfiti Come già accennato, l’assoluta mag- della Collezione Campadelli, che aveva gioranza dei Tentredinidi della Collezio- per oggetto le famiglie Xyelidae, ne Campadelli sono stati raccolti dallo Pamphiliidae, Megalodontesidae (= Me- stesso Campadelli nel corso delle assidue galodontidae auctt.), Xiphydriidae, Sirici- campagne di ricerca da lui condotte, tra il dae, Cephidae, Argidae, Cimbicidae e Di- 1985 e il 1998, nell’Appennino Tosco-Ro- prionidae, dunque i Sinfiti non Tentredi- magnolo. Pochi altri materiali furono da nidi. Oggetto di questo secondo contri- lui campionati lungo il litorale di Raven- buto è il catalogo dei restanti materiali, na e nel corso di un’unica escursione en- cioè dei Sinfiti appartenenti alla grande tomologica in Abruzzo nel 1988; qualche famiglia dei Tentredinidi (Tenthredini- esemplare ancora in una località della Ca- dae), che assommano in tutto a 2645 labria nel 1989. A differenza di quanto ri- esemplari più alcuni reperti biologici (cel- levato nel precedente contributo, dun- lette pupali, frutti minati da larve) appar- que, nel caso dei Tentredinidi i materiali tenenti ad almeno 165 specie. risalenti a tempi anteriori all’attività di Sui criteri seguiti nella redazione del campagna di Campadelli sono solo una catalogo e quindi anche per quanto ri- piccola minoranza; essi rivestono comun- guarda le informazioni riportate per cia- que un certo interesse in quanto erano scuna specie, si rimanda al lavoro citato tutti inediti. Anche tali materiali (salvo (PESARINI, 2006). In questa sede è il caso di due esemplari di altrettante specie, pro- ribadire che, trattandosi per lo più di ma- venienti rispettivamente dalle Alpi Marit- teriali raccolti dallo stesso Campadelli e time francesi e dalla Grecia) sono tutti di determinati da me, per brevità non ho ri- provenienza italiana: per lo più sono sta- portato, in questi casi, né il nome del rac- ti raccolti in Emilia-Romagna, a seguire in coglitore né le determinazioni risultanti Toscana, in Trentino-Alto Adige e in altre dai cartellini, che ho invece trascritto ne- regioni soprattutto del Nord; originaria- gli altri casi (per le seconde solo quando mente erano conservati nella collezione era noto il nome del determinatore). Per dell’Istituto di Entomologia “Guido Gran- tutti gli esemplari di cui non è conosciuto di” di Bologna, e furono successivamente il raccoglitore, comunque, ho indicato donati a Campadelli, che era ricercatore “leg. ?” per evitare di confonderli con nello stesso Istituto, come parte di dop- quelli raccolti da Campadelli. pionari o di serie numerose di singole Su questi ultimi Campadelli pubblicò, specie. assieme all’autore del presente contribu- Nell’elenco che segue, l’ordine siste- to, due note faunistiche relative al com- matico adottato è a grandi linee quello prensorio delle Foreste Demaniali Casen- della “Check-list della fauna italiana” tinesi (PESARINI F., CAMPADELLI & CRUDELE, (MASUTTI & PESARINI F., 1995). La suddivisio- 1995; CAMPADELLI & PESARINI F., 2001) dopo ne in sottofamiglie è quella proposta da aver pubblicato da solo una breve nota LACOURT (1999). Poiché la classificazione preliminare sui Sinfiti della Romagna dei Tenthredinidae a livello di tribù è an- (CAMPADELLI, 1991). Dei reperti che erano cora controversa, queste ultime non sono già stati trattati in tali pubblicazioni (do- state indicate. ve ne era indicata la località ma non gli altri dati di cattura e il numero di esem- plari) ho fornito, per ciascuna specie inte- ressata, la citazione relativa seguita da un numero tra parentesi (es. Selandria 54 annali 9/10 2008 8-04-2008 11:47 Pagina 55 Gli Imenotteri Sinfiti della Collezione Campadelli. II: Tenthredinidae (Hymenoptera, Symphyta) Elenco delle specie (= Melisandra Benson, 1939, partim) Sottofamiglia S E L A N D R I I N A E Dulophanes morio (Fabricius, 1781) Genere Strongylogaster Dahlbom, Nesoselandria morio (F.), PESARINI F., CAM- 1835 PADELLI & CRUDELE,1995: 36 (1) (= Thrinax auctt. nec Konow, 1885) Dulophanes morio (F.), CAMPADELLI & PESA- RINI F., 2001: 26 (2) Strongylogaster mixta (Klug, 1817) EMILIA-ROMAGNA: Bologna, Ronzano, Strongylogaster (Thrinax) mixta (Kl.), PE- 20.V.1964, 1 $, leg. ? (Melisandra morio SARINI F., CAMPADELLI & CRUDELE, 1995: 35 (1) (F.) $ det. J. Quinlan 1966). Sasso Fratino EMILIA-ROMAGNA: La Stretta (FC) (1), 1273 (FC) (1), 900 m, 18.VII.1992, 1 £. m, 18.V.1993, 1 £. Cullacce (FC) (1), 1041 TOSCANA: Palazzuolo s. Senio (FI) (1), 400 m, 9.V.1993, 1 £ 1 $. M. Penna (FC) (1), m, 15.VIII.1992, 1 $. Torrente Rovigo (FI) 1700 m, 22.VI.1991, 1 £. (1), 1000 m, 10.IX.1991, 2 ££. Valico Pare- taio (FI) (2), 950 m, 15.V.1996, 1 £. Genere Stromboceros Konow, 1885 (= Strombocerina Malaise, 1942) Genere Selandria Leach, 1817 Stromboceros delicatulus (Fallén, Selandria serva (Fabricius, 1793) 1808) Selandria serva (F.), PESARINI F., CAMPADELLI Stromboceros delicatulus (Fall.), CAMPA- & CRUDELE, 1995: 36 (1) DELLI, 1991: 133 (1) Selandria serva (F.), CAMPADELLI & PESARINI Strombocerina delicatula (Fall.), PESARINI F., 2001: 26 (2) F., CAMPADELLI & CRUDELE, 1995: 36 (2) EMILIA-ROMAGNA: Sacca d. Bardello (RA), EMILIA-ROMAGNA: La Stretta (FC) (2), 1273- 28.IV.1995, 1 £. Galeata (FC) (1), 6.V.1986, 1275 m: 2.VI.1990, 3 ££; 18.VI.1991, 1 £; 1 $. 26.VI.1993, 1 £. La Burraia (FC) (1). Fore- TOSCANA: Valico Paretaio (FI) (2), 950 m, sta Lama (FC) (2), 712 m, 3.VI.1989, 1 £. 1.VI.1996, 1 £. Campanara (FI) (2), 500 m: Osservazioni. In collezione il materiale 10.VIII.1996, 1 $; 15.VIII.1996, 2 ££. della Burraia non è stato trovato. Senza dati di cattura: 1 £. Genere Aneugmenus Hartig, 1837 Genere Dolerus Panzer, 1801 (= Selandria Leach, 1817, partim) (incl. Loderus Konow, 1890) Aneugmenus padi (Linnaeus, 1761) - Sottogenere Dolerus Panzer, 1801 EMILIA-ROMAGNA: Zocca (MO), VII.1967, 1 £, leg. ?. Dolerus germanicus etruscus (Klug, 1818) Genere Birka Malaise, 1944 Dolerus germanicus etruscus (Kl.), PESARINI (= Selandria Leach, 1817, partim) F., CAMPADELLI & CRUDELE,1995: 36 (1) (= Melisandra Benson, 1939, partim) Dolerus germanicus (F.), CAMPADELLI & PE- SARINI F.,
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