Hydroporus bodemeyeri cariaensis, Hájek & Fikácek, 2010

Hájek, Jirí & Fikácek, Martin, 2010, Taxonomic revision of the Hydroporus bodemeyeri species complex (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae) with a geometric morphometric analysis of body shape within the group, Journal of Natural History 44 (27 - 28), pp. 1631-1657 : 1642-1643

publication ID	https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222931003760053
DOI	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5210085
persistent identifier	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B087CB-FFCD-FFAA-FEBF-FC25FC9DE5C7
treatment provided by	Felipe
scientific name	Hydroporus bodemeyeri cariaensis
status	subsp. nov.

Treatment

Hydroporus bodemeyeri cariaensis View in CoL ssp. nov.

Hydroporus collarti Guignot, 1949: 7 (partim).

Hydroporus (Sternoporus) bodemeyeri: Wewalka 1971: 211 View in CoL (distribution; partim).

Hydroporus bodemeyeri: Miller and Fery 1995: 409 View in CoL (partim); Darilmaz and Kiyak 2009: 1614 (catalogue; partim).

Type locality. Turkey, Mu g la prov., Kale .

Type material. Holotype male ( NMPC): “TR [= Turkey] Mugla [prov.] / Kale 22.6.[19]88 / leg. H.Hebauer [printed] // HOLOTYPE / HYDROPORUS / bodemeyeri / cariaensis ssp. nov. / J. Hájek & M. Fiká C ek det. 2007 [red label, printed]” . Paratypes: 10 males, 16 females (nos. 1–26), same label data as holotype ( HFCB, HHCR, LHCB, NMPC, NHMW) ; one female (no. 27), “TR [ Turkey] / MUGLA [prov.] 29.V.1991 / nw Selimiye, 150 m / leg. Schödl (56) [printed]” ( NHMW) ; three females (nos. 28–30), “TR [ Turkey] / MUGLA [prov.] 28.V.1991 / Kale-Mu g la, 950 m, leg. Jäch (52) [printed]” ( NHMW) ; one male, one female (nos. 31, 32), “ As. min. [ Asia minor, Turkey] 26.4.[19]69 / Marmaris [Mu g la prov.] / leg. Wewalka [printed] ” ( GWCW, JSCL) ; one female (no. 33), “3.4.[19]85 Türkei [ Turkey] / Marmaris / Bach [stream] / Fery leg. [handwritten]” ( HFCB) . Each paratype is provided with a red label similar to that of the holotype, except “ PARATYPE ” instead of “ HOLOTYPE ”, the respective sex symbol and collection number .

Additional material examined. Greece: two males, nine females, Rhodes , Mount Profeta, 600 m, 15 June 1933, A. d’Orchymont leg. ( IRSNB) ; one male, Rhodes , Nano S. [= Nánoi], 300 m, 19 June 1933, A. d’Orchymont leg. ( IRSNB) [all paratypes of Hydroporus collarti ] .

Measurements. Body length: 3.25–3.55 mm (mean 3.41 mm, holotype 3.40 mm), width: 1.45–1.65 mm (mean value 1.58 mm, holotype 1.50 mm).

Description. Similar to the nominotypical subspecies in habitus. Sides of elytra subparallel medially, distinctly tapering to apex in apical fourth, hence beetle appears more elongate and thinner ( Figure 3F View Figure 3 ).

Pronotum with maximum width near midlength, sides more or less evenly curved over entire length.

Elytra widest in first third of their length, then tapering distinctly to apex. Punctuation of elytral disc very fine, distance between punctures about two to three times as large as their diameter.

Male: dorsal surface shiny. Claws of fore tarsi broadened, strongly hooked. Median lobe of aedeagus in ventral view ( Figure 2G View Figure 2 ) regularly tapering to apex, apical part long and thin, slightly turning to right.

Female: microreticulation of elytra usually more distinct than in males, so surface subopaque. Claws of fore legs thin, only slightly curved.

Differential diagnosis. The new subspecies can only be reliably distinguished on the basis of the male genitalia. Hydroporus b. cariaensis ssp. nov. has the apical part of the median lobe distinctly prolonged, very thin, turning slightly to the right in ventral view ( Figure 2G View Figure 2 ).

Etymology. The new subspecies is named after the ancient region of “Caria” located in the present Mu g la province, where the type locality is situated.

Habitat. Collected in small streams.

Distribution. Known from several localities in extreme south-western Turkey (Mu g la province), and from the Greek Island of Rhodes ( Figure 6 View Figure 6 ).