Cerambycidae (Longhorns)


Base de données Titan sur les Cerambycidés ou Longicornes

Pteropliini
Rhytiphora deserti (Blackburn, 1896)
Périodes
GBIF
Pays
Etymology : from Alice Springs Desert Park
Intervalle de la taille(mm) : [13,5 - 15,75]
Rhytiphora deserti compte 12 citations :

CitationAuteurAnnéePageRomainsFigurePatrieCatégorie
Symphyletes iliacusPascoe186684Western Australia (Champion Bay)
Symphyletes iliacusGemminger & Harold18733087Champion bayCatalogue
Symphyletes desertiBlackburn1896301Alice Springs
Platyomopsis desertiAurivillius1922265ZentralaustralienCatalogue
Platyomopsis iliacaAurivillius1922266Westaustralien: Champion BayCatalogue
Platyomopsis desertiMcKeown1947150Central Australia and Western AustraliaCatalogue
Rhytiphora (Saperdopsis) iliacaBreuning1961274Austr. occ.Catalogue
Rhytiphora (Saperdopsis) desertiBreuning1961274Austr. centr.Catalogue
Rhytiphora desertiŚlipiński & Escalona2013203fig. 202 B (holotype)Australia: Northern TerritoryFaune
Rhytiphora iliacaŚlipiński & Escalona2013205fig. 204 B (holotype)Western AustraliaFaune
Rhytiphora adamiTavakilian & Nearns2014105Western Australianomen nov. pro Symphyletes iliacus Pascoe, 1866
Rhytiphora desertiAshman, de Keyzer & Ślipiński202338Australia: Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, ?QueenslandSynonymie, Distribution

Rhytiphora deserti compte 2 types :

Nom du typeTypeSexeCollectionInstitutionPaysRégionLocalitéDateCollecteur
Symphyletes deserti Blackburn, 1896HolotypeFemelleHorn Scientific Expedition to Central AustraliaSouth Australian Museum, AdelaideAUSTRALIECentral AustraliaAlice Springs
Symphyletes iliacus Pascoe, 1866Holotypeex collection F. PascoeThe Natural History Museum, LondonAUSTRALIEWestern AustraliaChampion BayEdward Doubleday