Apterodela (s. str.) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
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Apterodela (s. str.) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883) View in CoL
Figs 1–6 View FIGURES 1–6 , 49, 50 View FIGURES 49–62 , 83, 84, 88, 89 View FIGURES 83–102 , 123, 128 View FIGURES 123–142 , 146 View FIGURES 146–152 , 153, 154, 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 , 213 View FIGURES 213–226 , 227 View FIGURES 227–236 , 237 View FIGURES 237–243 , 244 View FIGURES 244–250 , 251 View FIGURES 251–257 , 258 View FIGURES 258–264 .
Cicindela ovipennis Bates, 1883: 214 View in CoL , Pl. XIII fig. 1 (Type locality— Japan, Sado ).
Cicindela ovipennis Bates, 1883 View in CoL : Fleutiaux 1892: 92; Jakobson 1905: 189; W. Horn 1915: 290; 1926: 167; 1927: 41; 1938: 41, T. 50 fig. 5; Winkler 1924: 7; Matsumura 1928: 211; Miwa 1936: 49, fig. 28; Baba 1937: 357; Kurosawa 1982: 4, 5, fig. 2; 1991: 33, figs 1–12; The Insects of Japan 1983: 31; Mandl 1981: 23; Satô 1985: 11, Pl. 2 fig. 5; Ohno 1991: 2; 2002: 11; Kimoto & Yasuda 1995: 259, 275; Nishikawa 2001; Watanuki & Watanuki 2003: 44; Map collection of the distribution of Japanese animal 2010: 0492; El Sayed & Nakamura 2010: 6; Tō et al. 2014: 33.
Cicindela (Cylindera) ovipennis Bates, 1883 View in CoL : Enokido 1985: 38.
Cicindela (Apterodela) ovipennis Bates, 1883 View in CoL : Nakane 1960: 19; 1976: 4; Yoshimatsu et al. 2018: 20.
Cylindera ovipennis ( Bates, 1883) View in CoL : Ohno 1993: 69; Red Data Book Toyama 2012: 181.
Cylindera (Cylindera) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883) View in CoL : Schilder 1953: 547.
Cylindera (Apterodela) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883) View in CoL : Rivalier 1963: 47; Cassola & Nidek 1984: 14; Werner 1992: T. 42, figs 361, 362; Wiesner 1992: 179; Lorenz 1998: 53; 2005: 165; Matalin 2001: 387; Puchkov & Matalin 2003: 108; Sota et al. 2011: 717; Sasakawa 2008: 103, 104, figs 1–15.
Apterodela ovipennis ( Bates, 1883) View in CoL : Rivalier 1950: 231; Nakane 1955: 26; Ohno 1993: 62; Putchkov & Matalin 2017: 217; Duran & Gough, 2019: 5; 2022: 294; Wiesner 2020: 266; Matsumoto 2021a: 26; 2021b: 25; 2021c: 29.
Type material. Lectotype of Cicindela ovipennis (designated here), ♂ (digital images, Figs 1–3 View FIGURES 1–6 )—Type [circular white typed label with red circuit]; Japan. G. Lewis. 1910–320 [white typed label]; Sado 8·9·81 [white hand-written label]; ovipennis Bates [white hand-written label]; Cylindera ovipennis Bates, 1883 B3: 137 [white printed label]; BMNH 014663400 [white printed label]; LECTOTYPUS, Cicindela ovipennis Bates, 1883 , design. A. Matalin et J. Wiesner, 2023 [red printed label] ( BMNH). Paralectotype of Cicindela ovipennis (designated here), ♀ (digital images, Figs 4–6 View FIGURES 1–6 )— Japan. G. Lewis. 1910–320 [white typed label]; Sado 6·10·81 [white hand-written label]; BMNH 014663401 [white printed label]; PARALECTOTYPUS, Cicindela ovipennis Bates, 1883 , design. A. Matalin et J. Wiesner, 2023 [red printed label] ( BMNH).
Addition material. Japan, Aomori Prefecture: 1 ♀ (digital image)— Towada, 11.VIII.19’, Sapporo, Dr. Matsumura [presumably, Dr. Shonen Matsumura, Hokkaido Imperial University, Sapporo] ; 1 ♂ (digital image)— Tashiro-motoyu, N Hakkoda Mts , Aomori City, 28.VI.1987, leg. H. Sawada (both HNHM) ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Japan, Tashirotai, N Hokkoda Mts., Aomori City, 26.VI.1988, leg. H. Sawada (cJW) ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ —Nozawa-Onsen, Shingou, Sannohe (cMH, cTA); 3 ♂♂ — Mt. Hakkoda (cMH); Iwate Prefecture: 1 ♂ — Sukawa spa, Mt Kurikoma , 17.VI .1986, leg. S. Morita (cJG); 1 ♂ — Ashina-zawa, Jouhouji, Ninohe City (cTA); Akita Prefecture: 1 ♂ — Kitaurashinzan, Oga City (cTA); Yamagata Prefecture: 22 ♂♂, 17 ♀♀ —Ochiai, Yonezawa City ; 9 ♂♂, 18 ♀♀ —Kyozuka, Yonezawa City ; 6 ♂♂ 4 ♀♀ —Shirafu-takayu, Yonezawa City (all cTA) ; 1 ♀ — Mt. Yudono , Higashitagawa Co .; 2 ♂♂, 2 ♀♀ —Oguni, Nishi-okitama Co. ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ —Nagai Dam, Nagai (all cMH) ; 9 ♂♂, 2 ♀♀ —Han’naridaira, Oguni, Nishi-okitama Co.; 1 ♂ — Mt. Kyozuka , Oguni, Nishi-okitama Co. (all cTA) ; 1 ♀ (digital image)— Japan, Oguni, Yamagata, 5.VI.1974 ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ (digital images)— Japan, Yamagata, Mt Tyokai , 3.XI.1979 (both HNHM) ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Mt. Chokai [= Tyokai], Yuza, Akumi Co .; 1 ♂ — Ooami, Tsuruoka City (both cTA); Miyagi Prefecture: 3 ♂♂, 1 ♀ —Aoba, Sendai ; 1 ♂ —Izumi, Sendai ; 1 ♂ —Taiwa, Kurokawa ; 1 ♀ —Fukuoka-fukaya, Shiraishi City ; 1 ♂ — Shichika-shuku, Karita Co. (all cTA) ; 1 ♂ — Mt. Izumigatake , Izumi ; 1 ♀ — Futakuchi Pass, Sendai (both cMH); Fukusima Prefecture : 1 ♀ — Japan, Nangon , 2.7.1986, leg. A. Tonkata (cJG) ; 1 ♀ — Hibara pass, Kitashiobara, Maya Co. (cTA); Niigata Prefecture: 1 ♂, 2 ♀♀ —Jap., I. Sado, Rost, 1902 ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Japan, Insel Sado , 1– 15.VII.1925 (both MTD) ; 1 ♂ — Japan, Insel Sado , 16.IX.1967, leg. K. Suga ; 1 ♂ — Japan , Is. Sado, 31.7.1968 ; 4 ♂♂, 3 ♀♀ — Japan, Nagaoka City, 7.VI.2014 (all cJW) ; 2 ♀♀ — Japan, Sado Isl. , Kanai, 15.V.1983, leg. Ishikawa (cJG) ; 2 ♂♂ — Mt. Matsunoyama , Suyama, Tokamachi City ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Mt. Kinpokusan , Sado Is. (both cMH) ; 2 ♂♂, 1 ♀ — Mt. Kinpokusan , Sado Is .; 2 ♂♂, 2 ♀♀ —Jigokudani-rindo, Sado Is.; 1 ♂ 1 ♀ —Minami-uonuma; 1 ♀ — Yahiko Park, Yahiko, Nishi-kambara Co.; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ —Shimoda-mura, Yahiko, Minami-kambara Co.; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ —near Uchino-kura Dam, Shibata City; 1 ♂ — Mt. Atema-yama , Tokamachi City ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Mt. Nokogiri-yama , Nagaoka City (all cTA) ; 3 ♂♂, 1 ♀ — Japan, Itoigawa city, Agero, h = 800–1000 m, 28.V.2016, leg. S. Kakinuma ( MSPU) ; 9 ♂♂, 9 ♀♀ — ibid (cSD) ; Gunma Prefecture: 7 ♂♂, 1 ♀ — Mt. Hotaka , Katashina, Tone Co .; 1 ♀ —near Fujiwara Dam, Minakami, Tone Co. (both cTA); Tochigi Prefecture: 1 ♂, 1 ♀ — Japan, Honsu, Mooka , 18.04.1988, leg. K. Ishiruka (cPU) ; Tokyo Prefecture: 2 ♂♂ —Japan, Tokyo ( MTD) ; Nagano Prefecture: 6 ♂♂, 4 ♀♀ —Sekida Pass, Sakae, Shimominochi Co .; 1 ♂ —Sakae, Shimominochi Co.; 3 ♀♀ — Nozawa-Onsen, Shimotakai Co. (all cTA) ; 1 ♂, 1 ♀ —Nukui, Iiyama (cMH); 2 ♂♂ — Centr. Japan , Nagano, Aug. 1960 ( SMNS) ; 1 ♀ (digital image)— Japan, Nagano Pr., 17.V.1963 ( HNHM) ; Toyama Prefecture: 1 ♀ — Mt. Sougadake , Unazuki, Kurobe City (cTA); Ishikawa Prefecture: 2 ♂♂ — Ohara, Kanazawa (cMH); Kyoto Prefecture: 1 ♂ — Kibune (Kyoto), leg. Y. Yano ( MTD) ; Hyōgo Prefecture: 2 ♂♂ — Maya-san, Hyogo, V.1937, coll. Y. Yano ( MTD).
References. Japan, Hokkaido Prefecture —Mt. Koma-ga-take, Mori-machi, Kayabe Co., Oshima Branch, 7.VIII.1969, Masanobu Shima, National Museum of Nature and Science ( Kurosawa 1982; Sasakawa 2008); near Lake Shikotsu, [Chitose City], Ishikari Branch, 6.VIII.1985, leg. Hiroshi Tsuchiya ( Enokido 1985); Aomori Prefecture —Sukayu, 40°37’N 140°45’E ( Mandl 1981); Tsuta, 40°30’N 141°05’E ( Mandl 1981); Hakkôda [Mt Hakkôda-san, Aomori-shi]; Dake-Onsen Spa, ltayanagi-machi; Aoni, Kuroishi-shi (all Sasakawa 2008); Akita Prefecture —Mt Magusa-dake, Higashi-Naruse-mura ( Sasakawa 2008); Yamagata Prefecture —Mt Gassan, Nishikawa-machi ( Sasakawa 2008); Nagai, VI.2009, N. Yoshikawa ( Sota et al. 2011); Nukumidaira in Iide Mts., 8.VIII.1969, Y. Shibata ( Yoshimatsu et al. 2018); Miyagi Prefecture —Mt Zaô-San ( Sasakawa 2008); Sendai, VII.2005, S. Yamamoto ( Sota et al. 2011); Niigata Prefecture —Echigo (= Niigata), Nakazatomura, 20.V.1945, K. Tanaka; ibid, 21–29.V.1945, K. Tanaka; ibid, 4–6.VI.1945, K. Tanaka (all Yoshimatsu et al. 2018); Tainai, Kurokawa; Akikawa, Sado-shi; Nakaoki, Sado-shi (all Sasakawa 2008); Sado, Mt Kinpokuzan, VI.1996, T. Tanigaki; Tohkamachi, V.2007, H. Nishi (both Sota et al. 2011); Plateau Akakura-kogen, 1,000 m, on a hard ground road in a broadleaved forest, 27.VII.1993 ( Lafer & Lelej 1994); 1 ♂, 1 ♀ (cobalt-blue colour form)—Mt. Nokogiri-yama, Nagaoka City, 17.VII.2002; 1 ♂ (cobalt-blue colour form)— ibid, 6.VIII.2002 (both Watanuki & Watanuki 2003); Gunma Prefecture —Mt Tenjin-dake, 1380 m, Minakami-machi; Mt Mikuni-yama, 980 m, Minakamimachi (both Sasakawa 2008); Ishikawa Prefecture —Nanao-shi; Sano, 100 m, Nanao-shi (both Sasakawa 2008); Kanazawa, VI.2003, N. Nagata ( Sota et al. 2011); Toyama Prefecture —Ikuridani, Tonami-shi; Mt Futagami-yama, Takaokashi (both Sasakawa 2008); Nagano Prefecture —Mt Iituna Nagano-ken [= Mt Iizunayama, Nagano-shi] ( Sasakawa 2008); Fukui Prefecture —Obama, 32°44’N 130°11’E ( Mandl 1981); Kamitakeda, 800 m, Maruoka-cho ( Sasakawa 2008); Gifu Prefecture —Hanedani ~ Amo pass ~ Shoyashiki, 18.VI.1972, K. Tanaka, H. Ohira ( Yoshimatsu et al. 2018).
Differntial diagnosis. From other species, C. ovipennis View in CoL is immediately distinguished by the elongate-ovate elytra without subapical notch; by the smoothly sinuate centro-apical portion of middle band and large, comma-shaped supra-apical spot ( Figs 153, 154, 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 ); by the black sub-sutural dot in basal third of elytra in females ( Figs 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 ); by the relatively short tridentate labrum, especially in males ( Figs 83, 84 View FIGURES 83–102 ), by the sparsely pubescent metepisternum in males ( Fig. 146 View FIGURES 146–152 ), and by the shapes of aedeagus ( Figs 213 View FIGURES 213–226 , 227 View FIGURES 227–236 ) and internal sac ( Figs 237 View FIGURES 237–243 , 244 View FIGURES 244–250 , 251 View FIGURES 251–257 , 258 View FIGURES 258–264 ).
Redescription. TL = 11.96–13.42 mm (mean = 12.7 mm, n = 11) in males, 13.2–16.2 mm (mean = 14.23 mm, n = 7) in females; 13.5–15.0 mm in the original description ( Bates 1883: 214); body moderately convex, in females much better than in males ( Fig. 6 View FIGURES 1–6 vs. Fig. 3 View FIGURES 1–6 )—TL/BH = 3.49–3.89 (mean = 3.66, n = 6) vs. 3.59–4.46 (mean = 3.92, n = 11).
Head cupreous-bronze with greenish lustre; genae from cupreous to bronze with purple-green tinge; gula black with bluish-green and cupreous-bronze reflection; orbital plates with 8–10 relatively deep straight furrows ( Figs 49, 50 View FIGURES 49–62 ); vertex shallowly concave; HW/PW = 1.26–1.43 (mean = 1.35, n = 28). Antennae projected posteriorly to basal third of elytra; antennomeres 1–4 metallic green or blue green with bright cupreous or purple-cupreous reflection, scape besides single apical seta glabrous; antennomeres 3 with 5–11 while antennomere 4 with 3–5 short, stout, white setae except apical ones. Labrum transverse, LW/LL = 1.49–2.38 (mean = 2.01 mm, n = 11) in males, 1.44–2.0 mm (mean = 1.65 mm, n = 6) in females, tridentate in males ( Figs 83, 84 View FIGURES 83–102 ) virtually unidentate in females ( Figs 88, 89 View FIGURES 83–102 ), with 5–10 submarginal setae.
Pronotum metallic green with distinct bronze, bronze-cupreous-or purple-bronze tinge; virtually subquadrate, PL/PW = 0.96–1.08 (mean = 1.02, n = 53); lateral margins subparallel in anterior two thirds, distinctly converging before posterior angles; finely wrinkled, indistinctly convex on disc; with two impressions over posterior angles; anterior and posterior sutures distinct; midline metallic green or greenish-blue, relatively deep with small anterior and wide and deep posterior impressions ( Figs 123, 128 View FIGURES 123–142 ). Thoracic segments bronze or bronze-cupreous with greenish or bluish-green lustre, metepisternum and posterior sides of metathorax in males sparsely pubescent ( Fig. 146 View FIGURES 146–152 ), in females glabrous. Legs metallic cupreous or bronze-cupreous with green, bluish-green, or violet tinge especially in apical portion of tibiae, knees bluish-green or green.
Elytra bronze, bronze-green, green with narrow bronze-cupreous lateral margins; with numerous, dense diffused, small bluish-green punctures as well as with subsutural row, and subhumeral cluster of large golden-green setigerous pores ( Figs 1, 4 View FIGURES 1–6 , 153, 154, 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 ); elongate-ovate, EL/EW = 1.49–1.77 (mean = 1.62, n = 53); without subapical notch; shoulders narrow and sloping, EW/EHW = 1.4–1.83 (mean = 1.52, n = 53); apices with short, indistinct sutural spine; scutellum large, bronze or bronze-cupreous; humeral group of series umbilicata consists 5–6 large setigerous pores ( Fig. 146 View FIGURES 146–152 ); epipleura narrow, black with bronze-cupreous lustre. White elytral pattern presented by smoothly sinuate centro-apical portion of middle band and by comma-shaped supra-apical spot; elytra of females with black sub-sutural dot in basal third ( Figs 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 ; for the variability of elytral pattern see also Baba 1937; Kurosawa 1991; Sasakawa 2008).
Abdominal ventrites black or dark-bronze with greenish-cupreous and golden reflection along lateral margins.
Aedeagus relatively small, EL/AL = 1.95–2.03 (mean = 1.99, n = 4), with smoothly curved, short proximal portion, and short, wide, blunt, rounded apex and long lateral flanks ( Figs 213 View FIGURES 213–226 , 227 View FIGURES 227–236 ); internal sac with small BLL and BLR, spineform f, and medium-sized downward mt ( Figs 237 View FIGURES 237–243 , 244 View FIGURES 244–250 , 251 View FIGURES 251–257 , 258 View FIGURES 258–264 ).
Variability. Additionaly to normal bronze to broze-green beetles, bright-green and cobalt-blue coloured forms are known. Cobalt-blue form is recorded in Nagaoka, Niigata Prefecture, where it syntopically habitate with typical bronze form ( Watanuki & Watanuki 2003).
Biology. See Matsumoto (2021a –c).
Distribution. JAPAN, HOKKAIDO: Hokkaido Prefecture —Oshima, Ishikari Subprefectures; HONSHU: Tōhoku Region— Aomori, Akita, Iwate, Yamagata, Miyagi, Fukusima Prefectures; Kantō Region— Gunma Prefecture; Chūbu Region— Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Gifu, Nagano Prefectures. Only two specimens of A. ovipennis are known from Hokkaido. Based on elytral pattern, Kurosawa (1991) raised the possibility they might have recently been introduced from Aomori Prefecture. Some records are known from Tochigi, Saitama, Tokyo, and Yamanashi Prefectures, but Kurosawa (1991) excuded these from the distribution range as erroneous or dubious. Old records from Kyoto and Hyogo Prefectures are also likely erroneous. Both localities (Kibune and Mt. Maya-san) are frequently visited by many amateur insect collectors, but no records of A. ovipennis have been reported in Japanese publications ( Fig. 279 View FIGURE 279 ).
Notes. In the original description of C. ovipennis males and females from Sado Island were indicated ( Bates 1883). In the collection of BMNH one male and one female from Sado Island from the collection of Henry Bates are housed ( Figs 1–6 View FIGURES 1–6 ). Although the label “Type” is pinned only under the male ( Figs 1–3 View FIGURES 1–6 ), both these specimens must be regarded as the syntypes. According to the Articles 72.1.1, 72.10, 73.2 and 74 of ICZN (1999) the mentioned above male is designated here as the lectotype while the female—as the paralectotype of C. ovipennis (see the section” Type material”
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Apterodela (s. str.) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
Matalin, Andrey V., Wiesner, Jürgen, Xiong, Xinxin & Araki, Takashi 2024 |
Cylindera ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
Red Data Book Toyama & Toyama Sugaki Co. 2012: 181 |
Cicindela (Cylindera) ovipennis
Enokido, Y. 1985: 38 |
Cylindera (Apterodela) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
Sota, T. & Liang, H. & Enokido, Y. & Hori, M. 2011: 717 |
Sasakawa, K. 2008: 103 |
Lorenz, W. 2005: 165 |
Puchkov, A. V. & Matalin, A. V. 2003: 108 |
Matalin, A. V. 2001: 387 |
Lorenz, W. 1998: 53 |
Wiesner, J. 1992: 179 |
Cassola, F. & Brouerius van Nidek, C. M. C. 1984: 14 |
Rivalier, E. 1963: 47 |
Cicindela (Apterodela) ovipennis
Yoshimatsu, Sh. & Ito, N. & Nakatani, Yu. & Yoshitake, H. 2018: 20 |
Nakane, T. 1976: 4 |
Nakane, T. 1960: 19 |
Cylindera (Cylindera) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
Schilder, F. A. 1953: 547 |
Apterodela ovipennis ( Bates, 1883 )
Duran, D. P. & Gough, H. M. 2022: 294 |
Matsumoto, Y. 2021: 26 |
Matsumoto, Y. 2021: 25 |
Matsumoto, Y. 2021: 29 |
Wiesner, J. 2020: 266 |
Duran, D. P. & Gough, H. M. 2019: 5 |
Putchkov, A. V. & Matalin, A. V. 2017: 217 |
Nakane, T. 1955: 26 |
Rivalier, E. 1950: 231 |
Cicindela ovipennis
To, T. & Ogatsu, Y. & Sekihara, M. 2014: 33 |
El Sayed, W. M. & Nakamura, K. 2010: 6 |
Watanuki, S. & Watanuki, S. 2003: 44 |
Ohno, M. 2002: 11 |
Kimoto, S. & Yasuda, N. 1995: 259 |
Ohno, M. 1991: 2 |
Sato, M. 1985: 11 |
Kurosawa, Y. 1982: 4 |
Mandl, K. 1981: 23 |
Horn, W. 1938: 41 |
Baba, K. 1937: 357 |
Miwa, Y. 1936: 49 |
Matsumura, S. 1928: 211 |
Horn, W. 1927: 41 |
Horn, W. 1926: 167 |
Winkler, A. 1924: 7 |
Horn, W. 1915: 290 |
Jakobson, G. G. 1905: 189 |
Fleutiaux, E. 1892: 92 |
Cicindela ovipennis
Bates, H. W. 1883: 214 |