Cerambycidae (Longhorns)


Base de données Titan sur les Cerambycidés ou Longicornes

Acanthocinini
Urgleptes signatus (LeConte, 1852)
Périodes
GBIF
Plantes
Pays
Catalogue
Etymology : Latin : protected, well kept
Intervalle de la taille(mm) : [4,5 - 9]
Urgleptes signatus compte 77 citations :

CitationAuteurAnnéePageRomainsFigurePatrieCatégorie
Liopus signatusLeConte1852171New York
Leiopus signatusMelsheimer1853108United StatesCatalogue
Leiopus signatusWhite1855388U. States (New York)
Leiopus signatusLacordaire1872776nota 2
Liopus signatusGemminger & Harold18733155New YorkCatalogue
Leiopus signatusPopenoe187734Distribution
Lepturges signatusHorn1880127pl. II, fig. 3
Lepturges signatusHopkins1893197Biologie
Lepturges signatusChittenden1894101Plante nourricière
Lepturges signatusHamilton1895339Distribution
Lepturges signatusKnobel189534fig. 111
Lepturges signatusLeng & Hamilton1896128Canada, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Iowa, Illinois
Lepturges signatusWickham189838
Lepturgus signatusSmith1900295Distribution
Lepturges signatusDury1902162Distribution
Lepturges signatusOuellet1902122Distribution
Lepturges signatusUlke190327District of ColumbiaDistribution
Lepturges signatusKnaus1906106Distribution
Lepturges signatusWickham190929Distribution
Lepturges signatusBlatchley19101076fig. 463 a (élytre)
Lepturgus signatusSmith1910334Distribution
Lepturges signatusFisher & Kirk1912314Distribution
Lepturges signatusCasey1913320New York, Ohio, Ontario and District of Columbia
Lepturges tenebrosusCasey1913320New York
Lepturges signatusChagnon1917236Distribution
Lepturges signatusNicolay191970Distribution
Lepturges signatusBritton1920271Distribution
Lepturges signatusBlatchley192069Dunrdin, FloridaDistribution
Lepturges signatusAurivillius1923416Canada, New York, New Jersey, , Pennsylvania, Virginien, Georgien, Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, IndianaCatalogue
Lepturges tenebrosusAurivillius1923416New YorkCatalogue
Lepturges signatusCraighead1923118Larve
Lepturges signatusChamplain, Kirk & Knull1925140Plante nourricière
Lepturges signatusKirk & Knull192643Distribution
Lepturges signatusLeonard1928452Staten Island, Long IslandDistribution
Lepturges tenebrosusLeonard1928452
Lepturges signatusFrost & Dietrich1929436Arendtsville, Adams County (Pennsylvania)Distribution
Lepturges signatusKnull1930102PennsylvaniaPlante nourricière
Lepturges signatusBeaulne1932220Plante nourricière
Lepturges signatusKnull193264Plante nourricière
Lepturges signatusBrimley1938218Distribution
Lepturges signatusLöding1945123Distribution
Lepturges signatusKnull1946253pl. I, fig. 13 (élytre)
Lepturges signatusFattig194736Distribution
Lepturges signatusSteyskal195176Plante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusDillon1956333Northeastern United States and adjacent portions of Canada as far west as Minnesota and south to South Carolina.Ontario, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, South Carolinasynonymie, comb. nov.
Urgleptes signatusDillon & Dillon1961641pl. LXIV, N° 8
Urgleptes signatusGilmour1965588E. Canada, N.E. USA, Minnesota, CarolinaCatalogue
Urgleptes signatusGosling & Gosling197629fig. 154 (carte)Distribution
Urgleptes signatusTurnbow & Franklin1980345GeorgiaDistribution
Urgleptes signatusGosling198473MichiganPlante nourricière
Lepturges signatusFurth1985192
Urgleptes signatusGosling1986158northern MichiganPlante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusChemsak, Linsley & Noguera1992149eNAmerCatalogue
Urgleptes signatusMonné & Giesbert1994268e NAmerCatalogue
Urgleptes signatusLinsley & Chemsak1995117Eastern North America to Florida and MinnesotaFaune
Urgleptes signatusMonné1995128Eastern North AmericaCatalogue
Urgleptes signatusYanega1996138pl. 29, fig. 324 (mâle)
Urgleptes signatusKrinsky & Godwin1996239
Urgleptes signatusLinsley & Chemsak1997449Plante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusPeck & Thomas1998123Distribution
Urgleptes signatusSchiefer1998126MississippiDistribution
Urgleptes signatusVlasák & Vlasakova2002215MassachusettsDistribution, Plante nourricière
Lepturges signatusSenchina2005332Table 2Plante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusMonné & Hovore2006201eNAmerCatalogue
Urgleptes signatusWebster & al.2012316carte 8New Brunswick: Queens Co.Distribution, Plante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusHolt2013252AlabamaDistribution
Urgleptes signatusVlasák2014319Pennsylvania, MarylandPlante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusSteury & MacRae201412Maryland: George Washington Memorial ParkwayDistribution
Lepturges tenebrosusLingafelter & al.2014331fig. 168 c (holotype)USA: New York, Bluff Point, Lake ChamplainHolotype
Urgleptes signatusWebster & al.2016117Canada (Nova Scotia): Halifax Co.Distribution
Urgleptes signatusBousquet & al.2017169pl. 40 femelle ; carte 271Canada: from the Halifax region in Nova Scotia to the Great Lakes area in southern OntarioFaune
Urgleptes signatusKlingeman & al.2017298table 1TennesseeDistribution, Moeurs
Urgleptes signatusMonné M. A., Santos-Silva & Monné M. L.2020332fig. 66 (holotype)from Nova Scotia (Canada) to Minnesota, south to northern Mississippi and Florida (USA). It occurs in Canada from the Halifax region in Nova Scotia to the Great Lakes area in southern Ontario
Urgleptes signatusMaier202088table 1ConnecticutDistribution, Plante nourricière
Urgleptes signatusMonné M. A., Santos-Silva & Monné M. L.202052from Nova Scotia (Canada) to Minnesota, south to northern Mississippi and Florida (USA). It occurs in Canada from the Halifax region in Nova Scotia to the Great Lakes area in southern Ontario
Urgleptes signatusVlasák & Vlasakova20214, 22table 1United States (Pennsylvania)Plante nourricière
Sphenostethus tasleiVlasák & Vlasakova20215figs 1-2United States (Maryland)Plante nourricière

Urgleptes signatus compte 2 types :

Nom du typeTypeSexeCollectionInstitutionPaysRégionLocalitéDateCollecteur
Liopus signatus LeConte, 1852Holotypeex collection J.L. LeConteMuseum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard UniversityÉTATS-UNISNew York
Lepturges tenebrosus Casey, 1913HolotypeMâleex collection T.L. CaseyNational Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian)ÉTATS-UNISNew YorkBluff Point, Lake Champlain