Danacea (Allodanacaea) sulcitana Liberti, 1985

Liberti, Gianfranco, 2009, Improved Strategies for Branching on General Disjunctions, Zootaxa 2318, pp. 339-385 : 356-357

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scientific name	Danacea (Allodanacaea) sulcitana Liberti, 1985
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Danacaea (Allodanacaea) sulcitana * Liberti 1985: 356 (Loc. typ. Gonnosfanadiga, Sardinia).

Material examined. Sassari prov.: *Alghero, 1983 ( CLI); Sassari , y-a ( MSNUF).Oristano prov.: *Laconi, y-? ( MNHU). Medio Campidano prov.: *Gonnosfanadiga, 1983 ( CLI, MCSNG); Monte Linas, 1994 ( CME); Montevecchio, y-a ( MSNUF); Sant'Antonio di Santadi, 1995 ( CAN); *Torre di Flumentorgiu, 1897 ( MCSNM). Carbonia-Iglesias prov.: Domusnovas, 2006 ( CNBFVR); *Iglesias, 1998 ( CAN, CCO, CME); Isola La Vacca, 1988 ( CNBFVR, MCSNG); Isola di San Pietro, 1987 ( CNBFVR, MCSNG); * Isola di San Pietro, Carloforte, 1989 ( CBI, CDO, MCSNG); Isola di Sant'Antioco, 1998 ( CME); Isola di Sant'Antioco, Cala Lunga, 1989 ( MCSNG); * Isola di Sant’Antioco, Capo Sperone, 1978 ( CLI); Monti Marganai, 2006 ( CNBFVR); Nebida, 2000 ( CME). Cagliari prov.: *Cagliari, 1902 ( CDO); Capo Carbonara, 1985 ( CSA); Capoterra, 1997 ( CME); Dolianova, 1995 ( CME); Domus de Maria, 1989 ( CSA); Isola Serpentara, 1988 ( MCSNG); Isola dei Cavoli, 1988 ( MCSNG); Monte Arcosu, 2001 ( CLI, CPN); Monte Sant'Elia, 1997 ( CME); Monte dei Sette Fratelli, 1989 ( CME); *Olia Speciosa, 1985 ( CLI); Pula, 1992 ( CME); Quartu Sant'Elena, 1991 ( CME); *Quirra, 1985 ( CLI); *San Gregorio, 1985 ( CLI); San Nicolò Gerrei, 1992 ( CME); Siliqua, 1997 ( CME); Solèminis, 1983 ( CFO); *Uta, 1985 ( CLI); Villasimius, 1995 ( CAN).

Chorotype. Sardinian; widespread in the south and also occurring along the west coast of the island ( Fig. 26 View FIGURES 24–27 ). Affinities: Central Mediterranean, very close to D. (A.) picicornis .

Notes. This is the most common Allodanacaea of the island, particularly in Cagliari province, and it is often collected in numbers. It is very similar to D. (A.) picicornis and cannot be distinguished from it by external characters only. It may well be a subspecies; it was given species rank only because its distribution area ( Fig. 26 View FIGURES 24–27 ) overlaps with that of D. (A.) picicornis picicornis ( Fig. 25 View FIGURES 24–27 ), even though the two taxa have not yet been collected together.