A taxonomic monograph of the genus Solariola Flach, 1908 (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae) Bello’, Cesare Osella, Giuseppe Baviera, Cosimo Zootaxa 2019 2019-09-30 4676 1 1 261 8KG72 Bello, Osella & Baviera Bello’ & Osella & Baviera 2019 [151,737,153,180] Insecta Curculionidae Solariola Animalia Coleoptera 75 76 Arthropoda species paulimagrinii sp. nov.  ( Figs 11, 11a, 11b, 11c, 11d, 11e, 44k, 143, 186) http://zoobank.org/ urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 9E2AD16E-65CA-4B7A-8FE9-9A60AD8BCAA8   Type locality.  Sicily, Catania, Erei Mountains, Caltagirone, San Cono,   450m.( Fig. 237).   Diagnosis.A large size  Solariola(TL: 3.00–4.00 mm; BL: 2.55–3.40 mm) belonging to the  doderoigroup with quite slender body shape. Within the species group, it is easily recognisable by brownish cuticle and for the less slender body shape. Rostrum quite elongate (RL: 0.50–0.55 mm, RW: 0.35–0.40 mm, RL/RW: 1.38–1.43). Mesorostrum carinae divergent to sides. Forehead convex (FW/MW: ratio 2.20–2.42). Mesorostrum and submentum covered by yellowish, compact and elongate pappolepida. Antennae elongate and thin (SL: 0.65–0.75 mm, FL: 0.85–1.00 mm, SL/FL: 0.75–0.76). Pronotum slightly elongate (PL: 0.75–0.90 mm, PW: 0.70–0.85 mm, PL/PW: 1.06–1.07) with many echinopappolepida at base. Elytra sub-parallel to sides, dorsally vaulted (EL: 1.91–2.40 mm, EW: 1.05–1.30 mm, EL/EW: 1.82–1.85).   Type series.   Holotypefemale with following labels: [genitalia in DHMF] [transparent label] / ♀[w, p] / Italy, Sicily, CT[Catania], San Cono,  450m, N37°15.679’ E14°22.832’, vaglio arbusti vari,  21. IV. 2015, Bavieraleg. [w, p] / collezione Cesare Bellò[g, p] / esemplare fotografato by Francesco Sacco[y, p] /  Solariola paulimagrinii  Holotypedet. Bellò, Osella& Baviera, 2018[r, p] ( MCIZ).   Paratypes.All females. 1 female: Sicilia: Enna, Piazza Armerina, vaglio  Quercus, ENPA1.1, 19. III. 2010, Leg. Baviera C. ( CBE); 2 females: Sicilia: Enna, Piazza Armerina, vaglio  Quercus, 19. III. 2010, Leg. Baviera C. ( CBA, CBE); 2 females: San Cono, 02. III.‘13 ( CBA); 1 female: Sicilia: Catania, Caltagirone, San Cono, 450m, 04. IV. 2014, Leg. Baviera C. / N37°15.679’ E14°22.832’( CBA, CBE); 1 female: Italy, Sicilia, Catania, Caltagirone, San Cono, vaglio, 21. IV. 2015, leg. Baviera C. ( CBE); 2 females: Italy, Sicily, CT, San Cono, 450m, N37°15.679’ E14°22.832’, vaglio arbusti vari, 21. IV. 2015, Baviera leg. ( CBA, CBE); 1 female: Sicilia: Enna, Piazza Armerina, 690m, 21. 3. 2015, leg. P. Magrini ( PMA); 1 female: I, Sicily, CT, Erei, San Cono, 450m, vaglio  Quercus&  Smilax, 37°15.680’N 14°22.834’E 17.XI.2018Bellò & Baviera leg. ( CBE). All with label:  Solariola paulimagrinii paratypedet. Bellò, Osella & Baviera, 2018[r, p].   Holotypedescription.Female. See Figs 11, 11a, 11b, 11c, 11d, 11e. Body shape more robust but with subcylindrical elytra ( TL: 3.00 mm and BL: 2.55 mm). Red-brownish cuticle. Rostrum long (RL: 0.50 mm, RW: 0.35 mm, RL/RW: 1.43), conical to sides with expanded pterygium. Epistome absent. Mesorostrum carinae divergent to sides. Submentum covered by yellowish pappolepida, also around mesorostrum. Interocular pit not visible. Forehead convex (FW/MW: ratio 2.20). Vestigial eyes flat and just visible. Antennae thin and elongate (SL: 0.65 mm, FL: 0.85 mm, SL/FL: 0.76); ASratio: 7.7.4.3.3.3. 3.3.11. Scape clubbed, slightly more robust than funicle, curved at proximal third and progressively thickening towards apex. Funicle long and quite thin; all antennal segments with short and thin setae. Club three-segmented, compact-oval, in length twice the width, densely covered by thin setae. Pronotum slightly elongate (PL: 0.75 mm, PW: 0.70 mm, PL/PW: 1.07), wider at the basal part and with many echinopappolepida at base. Scutellum visible. Elytra elongate, sub–cylindrical to sides, dorsally little vaulted (EL: 1.91 mm, EW: 1.05 mm, EL/EW: 1.82), wider in the middle with convex suture. Humeri rounded. Striae with 12–13 punctures, catenulate, quite wide and deep. Interstriae convex with short and raised setae. Elytral declivity>60 degrees. Legs quite slim and elongate with femora clubbed. Protibia with nine spines on inner edge and an evident mucro on inner apical angle. Protibia sinuous on inner edge and slightly curved in side view. Metatibia and mesotibia straight in side view. All tibia with noticeable apical comb. Tarsal segment 1 short, conical; segment 2 short and transverse; segment 3 very bilobed; all segments with thin golden setae. Onychium curved, robust and short with one short claw.  Male genitalia. Unknown.  Female genitalia.See Figs: spermatheca Fig. 143; VIII sternite Fig. 186.  Sexual dimorphism.Male unknown.   Paratypesvariability. Paratypesare similar to the holotypebut differ in size.   Distribution.See Figs. 221, 221a. Sicilian endemic. Known from Erei Mountains near San Cono locality at 450–650 meters of elevation.   Etymology.This species is named after our friend and colleague Paolo Magrini coleopteraepigean-endogeanhypogean (sensu Giachino & Vailati, 2010) specialist, in appreciation and gratitude of his cooperation in our study on Peritelini.   Ecology and Phenology.Collected  S. paulimagriniiby Winkler or Berlese extractors from soil obtained sifting the leaf litter on claysoil of  Quercus ilexand  Chamaeropsis humilis, in spring or winter.  Main soil   type. Calcaro Eutric Cambisol( European Soil Data Centre; Panagos et al. 2012).  Reproduction.This species is known from eleven females andcould be parthenogenetic.  Associated species.Sympatric with  Heteromeira paceiBellò & Pierotti, 1992. 2423595962 [316,1142,297,324] Catania 450 Caltagirone Erei Mountains 75 76 450 Sicilia 2423596014 2015-04-21 Baviera & Cesare Bello & Francesco Sacco Italy 450 37.26132 San Cono 1 14.380533 75 76 1 1 Sicilia holotype 2423595949 MCIZ Osella Italy Bello 75 76 1 Sicilia holotype 2423596070 [313,1214,333,359] European Soil Data Calcaro Eutric Cambisol 79 80 1 Centre holotype