Aeolus melliculus Candèze, 1859
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https://doi.org/ 10.1649/0010-065X-75.3.673 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/2A7E87C2-E75F-FFB1-FCAC-FB448C7CEDD6 |
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Aeolus melliculus Candèze, 1859 |
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Aeolus melliculus Candèze, 1859 ( Fig. 2A View Fig )
Origin. Neotropical.
Palearctic Distribution. Portugal (Azores) (Cate 2007); Portugal, Cyprus ( Mertlik 2012); Spain (Zapata de la Vega et al. 2013); Italy ( Jarzabek-Müller 2019).
Italian Records. Tuscany, Elba Island, Portoferraio ( Livorno ), loc. S. Giovanni 10.VI.2016, leg. L. Forbicioni, 1 ex ( LFPC) ( Jarzabek-Müller 2019) ; Lazio, near Tor San Lorenzo ( Roma ), 41.5633013, 12.5648635, 5.XII.2019, leg. V. Viglioglia, 1 ex ( VVPC) GoogleMaps . Tuscany, Elba Island, Portoferraio ( Livorno ), loc. S. Giovanni , 42.801016, 10.313207, 26.XI.2019, leg. L. Forbicioni, 2 exx ( LFPC) GoogleMaps .
Note. All the specimen from Elba Island were collected in a flooded cultivated field, sifting plant debris. The specimen from Tor San Lorenzo was hand collected inside a private butterfly house set up with exotic plants. In both cases a plant nursery was in close contact with the discovery site.
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