Cerambycidae (Longhorns)


Base de données Titan sur les Cerambycidés ou Longicornes

Trachyderini (Trachyderina)
Stenobatyle eburata (Chevrolat, 1863)
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GBIF
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Etymology : Latin : decorated with ivory
Intervalle de la taille(mm) : [9 - 17]
Stenobatyle eburata compte 41 citations :

CitationAuteurAnnéePageRomainsFigurePatrieCatégorie
Entomosterna eburataChevrolat1863755Mexique, Yucatan (Soleda)
Entomosterna trucidataChevrolat1863755Yucatan (Merida)
Entomosterna eburataGemminger & Harold18722973MexicoCatalogue
Entomosterna trucidataGemminger & Harold18722973YucatanCatalogue
Entomosterna trucidataBates1874224Nicaragua (Chontales)Distribution
Entomosterna eburataBates188085Mexico, Yucatan, Soledad, AlmolongaDistribution
Entomosterna trucidataBates188086Mexico, Yucatan, Merida ; Nicaragua, ChontalesDistribution
Entomosterna trucidataBates1885330Mexico, Alvarez Mountains, San Luis PotosiDistribution
Entomosterna eburataAurivillius1912474MexicoCatalogue
Entomosterna trucidataAurivillius1912474Mexico, NicaraguaCatalogue
Entomosterna unicostataCasey1912332Mexico (Guerrero)
Entomosterna eburataBlackwelder1946590MéxicoCatalogue
Entomosterna trucidataBlackwelder1946590México, NicaraguaCatalogue
Entomosterna unicostataBlackwelder1946590MéxicoCatalogue
Parabatyle eburataChemsak & Linsley1974182comb. nov.
Parabatyle trucidataChemsak & Linsley1974182comb. nov.
Stenobatyle eburataChemsak1980115fig. 1 (carte)Mexico (Sonora, Guerrero, Sinaloa, Veracruz, Yucatan), Nicaragua, Costa Ricasynonymie, comb. nov.
Stenobatyle eburataChemsak, Linsley & Noguera199286México-Costa RicaCatalogue
Stenobatyle eburataChemsak & Noguera199364Mexico (Jalisco)Distribution
Stenobatyle eburataMonné & Giesbert1994152n Mexico-Costa RicaCatalogue
Stenobatyle eburataMonné199465México (Sonora) to Costa RicaCatalogue
Stenobatyle eburataMaes & al.199423México, Nicaragua (Chontales), Costa RicaDistribution, Moeurs
Stenobatyle eburataNoguera & Chemsak1996403Chiapas, Guerrero, Jalisco, Michoacán, Nayarit, Puebla, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosí, Sinaloa, Sonora, Veracruz, YucatánDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataMaes1998907NicaraguaDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataNoguera & al.2002625México (Morelos)Distribution
Stenobatyle eburataToledo & al.2002529Appendix 1Mexico (Chiapas)Distribution
Stenobatyle eburataTurnbow, Cave & Thomas200318HondurasDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataHovore2006374GuatemalaDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataNoguera & al.2007312México (Jalisco): San BuenaventuraDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataNoguera & al.200989Mexico: Sierra de San Javier, SonoraDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataMaes & al.2010619figsMéxico, Nicaragua, Costa RicaDistribution, Moeurs
Stenobatyle eburataSwift & al.201033nMexico-Costa Rica (GU)Distribution
Stenobatyle eburataMacRae, Bezark & Swift2012182Mexico (Michoacán)Mœurs
Stenobatyle eburataMorales-Morales & al.201238, 44fig. 3aDepresión Central de Chiapas, MéxicoDistribution, Biologie
Entomosterna unicostataLingafelter & al.2014338, 367fig. 176 s (lectotype)Mexico: GuerreroLectotype
Stenobatyle eburataNoguera & al.2018466Huatulco, Oaxaca, MexicoDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataMonné & al.2023453date correction
Entomosterna trucidataMonné & al.2023453date correction
Stenobatyle eburataMartínez Aguilar202357Mexico: Sierras de Taxco-HuautlaDistribution
Stenobatyle eburataMartínez-Hernández & al.2024197Mexico (Oaxaca)Distribution
Stenobatyle eburataLagos Ordoñez & Nápoles202423México (Chiapas, Guerrero, Jalisco, Morelos, Michoacán, Nayarit, Oaxaca, Puebla, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosí, Sinaloa, Sonora, Veracruz, Yucatán)Distribution, Moeurs

Stenobatyle eburata compte 3 types :

Nom du typeTypeSexeCollectionInstitutionPaysRégionLocalitéDateCollecteur
Entomosterna eburata Chevrolat, 1863Holotypeex collection C. Bowring-ChevrolatThe Natural History Museum, LondonMEXIQUEYucatánSoledadAuguste Sallé
Entomosterna trucidata Chevrolat, 1863Syntypes (2)mâle & femelleex collection C. Bowring-ChevrolatThe Natural History Museum, LondonMEXIQUEYucatánMeridaL. Pilate
Entomosterna unicostata Casey, 1912LectotypeMâleex collection T.L. CaseyNational Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian)MEXIQUEGuerreroBaron