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RESEARCH ARTICLE TAES 141:439 - 462
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Faunistic composition, Ecological Properties, and Zoogeographical composition
of the Subfamilies Prioninae, Lepturinae, cerambycinae and Lamiinae
(coleoptera: cerambycidae) of the central Anatolian region of turkey1
BUrcU ŞABANOĞLU2 OSMAN SErT3
1This study is a part of the “İç Anadolu Bölgesi Cerambycıdae (Coleoptera) Familyası Üzerinde Sistematik
Çalışmalar” named PhD thesis.
2Corresponding author: Hacettepe Universityi, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology. 06532 Ankara/Turkey
e-mail: [email protected]
3Hacettepe University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology. 06532 Ankara/Turkey
e-mail: [email protected]
AbStrAct
The faunistic composition, ecological properties and zoogeographical composition of Cerambycidae
of the central Anatolian region in Turkey were examined. Seventy-eight species, 20 tribes and 38 genera
were identified. The central Anatolian region’s cerambycid fauna is relatively similar to that of Turkey and
shares many species with the European part of the Western Palearctic.
Key words: Cerambycidae, Coleoptera, species composition, habitat selection, distribution.
IntroductIon number of taxa given in the list being overstated
(Güven, 2007).
The Cerambycidae is one of the largest families Turkey is at the intersection of three continents
within the Coleoptera. It constitutes approximately (Asia, Africa, and Europe) (Figure 1) and is divided
10% of the Coleoptera species (Winkler, 1932; into seven geographic regions. One of these seven
Lawrence, 1982; Vives, 1984). Cerambycidae geographic regions is the Central Anatolian region.
are often classified together with the leaf beetles It is in the form of a basin in the middle of Anatolia
(Chrysomelidae) and the seed beetles (Bruchidae) in topographical aspect. The south border of the
in the superfamily Chrysomeloidea (Imms et region passes through the north foothills of the
al., 1977; Bense 1995). The Cerambycidae is Taurus Mountains, and its north border passes
comprised of approximately 20,000-40,000 species through the uplands of the mountains on the south
globally (Linsley 1959, Lawrence 1982, Bíly and wing of North Anatolia Mountains. The east and
Mehl 1989, Bense 1995, Vives 2000, Arnett et al. west of the region are surrounded by mountains
2002, Cocquempot and Lindelöw 2010). Many that are not high. The region covers 19% of Turkey
of these species exist in tropical and subtropical with a surface area of 151,000 km2. It ranks second
zones of the world (Bense 1995, Lieutier et al. after the Eastern Anatolia Region in respect of the
2007). Aproximately 2,500 species exist within the surface area covered. It includes the provinces of
palearctic zone that also covers Turkey (Bíly and Aksaray, Ankara, Çankırı, Eskişehir, Karaman,
Mehl, 1989). According to Lodos (1998), there are Kayseri, Kırıkkale, Kırşehir, Konya, Nevşehir,
584 species of Cerambycidae in Turkey, and 180 of Niğde, Sivas and Yozgat within the borders of
them are endemic to Turkey. However, in the list the Central Anatolia Region. The region consists
made by Lodos (1998) (without providing locality) of Konya, Upper Sakarya, Middle Kızılırmak
many synonymous names are given resulting in the and Upper Kızılırmak sub-regions. It presents a
Publication date: 31 December 2015
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Figure 1. Map of research area. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Anatolia_Region_(statistical))
Modified by the author.
topographic feature where long and high mountain region, followed byAkşehir, Eber, Ilgın (Çavuşçu),
ranges are not oftern present, and where plateaus Tuzla, Seyfe, Eymir and Mogan lakes. In the
and plains are widespread. Central Anatolia Region, which is surrounded by
In the middle section of the Central Anatolia high mountains, a generally continental climate is
Region, the Tuz Lake, which is in the form of a observed where the temperature difference is high
closed basin and at 900 m - appears, and at the south between summer and winter, and whose winters are
the Konya Plain of about 1000 m appears. Orogenic rainy and summers arid.
and volcanic mountain ranges are present in the The air masses that affect the region according
region. The mountains being formed by the curling to season, its distance from the sea, and the
of sediments are Ala Mountains, Hınzır and Tecer direction, aspect and altitude of mountains affect the
Mountains extending in the direction of northeast- climatic features of the region, and depending on
southwest and east. Other mountain ranges in the these, regional climatic features are observed. The
region iclude the Elmadag and Sundiken, which central Anatolia is the most arid region of Turkey.
are not particularly high, and the Erciyes (3917 The Central Anatolian Region has 7% of our
m), Melendiz (1898 m), Hasandağ (3268 m) in country’s forest cover, which ranks sixth among the
central Anatolia, and Karadağ (1819 m) to the regions (Gözenç et.al, 1998).
south of Konya Plain, which are of volcanic origin. The natural vegetation cover of the
Another feature of the Central Anatolia Region is region is steppe vegetation dominated by the
the existence of plateaus over 1000 m. The primary Artemisia fragans and Thymus squarrosus. Other
plateaus are the Obruk plateau, which lies between characteristic species include grasses such as
Lake Tuz and Konya plain, Haymana plateau Bromus tomentellus, Koeleria cristata, Stipa
northwest of Lake Tuz, Bozok plateau within the lagascae, and a variety of forbs like Aegilops
arch of Kizilirmak and Yazilikaya plateau to the triuncialis, Astragalus microcephalus, Atraphaxis
west. The Kızılırmak, Sakarya, Porsuk, Çekerek and billardieri, Consolida hellespontica, Convolvulus
Delice rivers as the largest rivers in the Central lineatus, Eryngium bithynicum, Globularia
Anatolia Region. Lake Tuz is the largest lake in the chrysantha, Helianthemum salicifolium, Hesperis
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angorensis, Nigela nigellastrum, Scabiosa argentia, Özdikmen, (2003); Özdikmen and Çağlar, (2004);
Stachys cretica, Teucrium polium, Verbascum Özdikmen and Hasbenli, (2004); Özdikmen and
pycnocephalum and Xeranthemum annum. Some Demirel, (2005); Özdikmen et.al (2005); Agras,
of the associated endemic or near endemic species (2006); Özdikmen and Demir, (2006); Özdikmen,
are Dianthus anatolica (Caryophyllaceae), (2006); Özdikmen and Okutaner, (2006); Özdikmen
Echinophora anatolica (Apiaceae), Linum and Şahin, (2006); Güven, (2007); Özdikmen,
anatolicum (Linaceae), Marrubium trachyticum (2007); Özdikmen (2008a); Özdikmen (2008b);
and Salvia cryptantha (of the Lamiaceae). In the Özdikmen and Turgut, (2008); Özdikmen and
extremely overgrazed anti-pastoral steppe the Turgut, (2009); Özdikmen et.al (2010); Turgut et.al
vegetation becomes characterized by unpalatable, (2010); Özdikmen, (2011); Özdikmen, (2012);
spiny or toxic species and may be dominated by Sama et. al (2012); Özdikmen, (2013a); Özdikmen,
Eryngium campestre and Euphorbia macroclada. (2013b).
Steppe vegetation dominated by the endemic The main intent of this study was to present
Astragalus karamasicus (Fabaceae) and Gypsophila the faunistic composition of determined species
eriocalyx (Caryophyllaceae) can be found on (their distribution as per subfamilies and genus)
gypsaceous rocks in Cankiri Province northwest their ecologic features (assessment of number of
of Ankara at altitudes ranging from 600-850 m, individuals and data on collecting habitat-form,
Convolvulus holoceriseus and Ajuga salicifolia can presenting the collecting months and altitudes), and
be found on marly-gypsaceous rocks in the Ayas, their relationships with zoogeographical regions
Beypazari, Polatli and Temelli areas West of Ankara and their similarities and differences with other
at altitudes ranging from 650-1150 mi Minuartia geographical regions of Turkey.
juniperina and the endemic Minuartia pestallozae
(Caryophyllaceae) by can be found on calcareous MAtErIAL And MEthodS
rock in the Hacibaba Mountains south of Konya
at altitudes ranging from 2000-2350 m, endemic This study is based largely on specimens of
Genista involucrata (Fabaceae) and Marrubium Cerambycidae that were collected from 2009-2012,
globosum michrantum (Lamiaceae) can be found by various researchers at Central Anatolia Region
on calcareous and marly-calcareous rock in the (Aksaray, Ankara, Çankırı, Eskişehir, Karaman,
southern areas of Ermenek and Karaman at altitudes Kayseri, Kırıkkale, Kırşehir, Konya, Nevşehir,
ranging from 1600-1700 m, Acillea wilhelmsii and Niğde, Sivas and Yozgat) (Figure 1). The samples
Artemisia santonicum can be found on salty soils were collected using insect nets (Fhp-In: by insect
around Tuz and Seyfe lakes at altitudes ranging net from forest base herbaceous plant vegetation,
from 960-1000 m. Hps-In: by insect net from streamside herbaceous
Studies of different scopes have been plant vegetation, Hpfr-In: by insect net from road
performed by various researchers on the and cropland side herbaceous plant vegetation) and
Cerambycidae fauna in Turkey. The majority of mouth aspirators (Us-A: by aspirator from under
these are faunistic studies, some are agricultural stone). The collected samples were killed with ethyl
studies performed on species having economic acetate within killing jars. Information such as the
importance, and a few of them are taxonomic location where the samples were collected and
studies. The studies performed on the Cerambycidae vegetation type was recorded in the land’s book,
fauna in Turkey are Winkler, (1932); Schmitschek, and coordinate and altitude information was taken
(1944); Villiers, (1959); Demelt and Alkan, (1962); with the assistance of GPS. At the end of the field
Villiers, (1967); Acatay, (1971); Demelt, (1971); studies, insects were brought to the entomology
Fuchs and Breuning, (1971); Gfeller, (1972); laboratory and put in collection with label
Adlbauer, (1988); Önalp, (1988, 1989, 1990, information in Hacettepe University, Department
1991); Adlbauer, (1992); Lodos, (1998); Rejzek of Biology, Ankara. The samples included in the
and Hoskovec, (1999); Sama and rapuzzi, (1999); collection were first separated into subfamily, tribes
Tezcan and Rejzek, (2002); Tozlu et.al (2002); and genus, and then diagnosis of species was made.
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Species identifications were performed using Tribe: Ergatini Fairmaire, 1864
the keys of Ganglbauer, 1881; 1884; Picard, 1929; Genus: Ergates Audinet-Serville, 1832
Plavilstshikov, 1930; Breuning, 1951; Harde,
1966; Önalp, 1988; 1990; Bily and Mehl, 1989 2. Ergates faber (Linnaeus, 1761)
and Bense, 1995. The diagnosed species were
compared personally with the species in the Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Ilgaz,
collection of A. Lobanov at the Zoology Museum 41°02’42”N 33°47’52”E, 1528m, 19.X.2011 (2),
in St.Petersburg, russia. Taxonomy and species Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
distribution are based on (Löbl and Smetana, 2010,
Özdikmen 2006; 2007; 2008a; 2008b; 2011; 2012, Subfamily: LEPturInAE
and Özdikmen and Turgut 2008; 2009). Voucher Tribe: rhagiini Kirby, 1837
specimens are housed in the personal of the first Genus: Rhagium Fabricius, 1775
author in the Department of Biology, Hacettepe
University, Ankara/Turkey. 3. Rhagium (Hagrium) bifasciatum
Under the scope of this study, the distributions Fabricius, 1775
of species according to subfamilies and genus
that were determined in faunistic evaluations Specimens Examined — Ankara: Merkez,
were given (Figures 2 and 3), and the fauna of 40°17’08”N 31°56’34”E, 1288m, 30.VI.2009
the Central Anatolian region and those known (2); Sivas: Koyulhisar, 40°22’37”N 37°52’32”E,
to exist in Turkey were compared. In ecological 1681m, 22.VI.2011 (5), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
evaluations, we tried to determine similarities and
differences regarding the number of individuals 4. Rhagium (Megarhagium) mordax
collected from each species, evaluation of collecting (deGeer, 1775)
habitat-morphology data, collecting months and
collecting altitudes (Figures 4 and 5, Table 1). In the Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Ilgaz,
zoogeographical evaluation section, we aimed to 41°01’59”N 33°45’07”E, 1458m, 19.X.2011 (2),
present distribution of the species identified in the Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
central Anatolia region (Figure 6), the similarities
and differences with other geographical regions 5. Rhagium (Rhagium) inquistor
of Turkey and the relationship between other (Linnaeus, 1758)
zoogeographic regions (Figures 7, 8).
Specimens Examined — Sivas: Koyulhisar,
rESuLtS And dIScuSSIon 40°22’37”N 37°52’32”E, 1681m, 22.VI.2011 (5),
Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
checklist of cerambycidae Species of the central
Anatolian Region of Turkey. Genus: Cortodera Mulsant, 1863
Subfamily: PrIonInAE 6. Cortodera colchica reitter, 1890
Tribe: Prionini Latreille, 1802
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere,
Genus: Prionus Geoffroy, 1762 40°29’51”N 32°27’48”E, 1258m, 14.VI.2011 (1);
Konya: Altınekin, 38°16’02”N 32°55’44”E, 1052
1. Prionus coriarius (Linnaeus, 1758) m, 01.VI.2009 (1); Sivas: Doğanşar, 40°14’26”N
37°34’26”E, 1184m, 22.VI.2011 (1), Leg. B.
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Ilgaz, Şabanoğlu.
41°02’42”N 33°47’52”E, 1528m, 19.X.2011 (3),
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
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7. Cortodera humeralis (Schaller, 1783) Genus: Strangalia Audinet-Serville, 1835
Specimens Examined — Konya: Derebucak, 12. Strangalia attenuata Linnaeus, 1758
37°21’26”N 31°39’38”E, 1375m, 03.VI.2009, (1),
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Mihalgazi,
39°56’53”N 30°40’13”E, 1165 m, 16.VI.2010, (2),
8. Cortodera flavimana (Waltl, 1838) Leg. B. Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Korgun, Genus: Leptura Linnaeus, 1758
40°43’15”N 33°31’34”E, 872m, 04.VI.2011 (7);
Eskişehir: Merkez, 39°57’32”N 30°36’21”E, 845m, 13. Leptura quadrifasciata quadrifasciata
16.VI.2010, (10); Sivas: Doğanşar, 40°14’26”N Linnaeus, 1758
37°34’26”E, 1184m, 22.VI.2011 (9); Yozgat:
Şefaatli, 39°33’14”N 34°42’09”E, 902m, 26.V.2011 Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Merkez,
(6), Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. 39°57’32”N 30°36’21”E, 845 m, 16.VI.2010, (3),
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu.
Tribe: Lepturini Latreille, 1802
Genus: Stenurella Villiers, 1974
9. Pachytodes erraticus (dalman, 1817)
14. Stenurella nigra (Linnaeus, 1758)
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere,
40°34’56”N 32°29’28”E, 1512m, 04.VII.2011 (6); Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Merkez,
Çankırı: Yapraklı, 40°48’49”N 33°51’22”E, 1214 39°57’32”N 30°36’21”E, 845 m, 16.VI.2010, (3),
m, 29.VI.2010 (8); Eskişehir: Merkez, 39°55’15”N Leg. B. Şabanoğlu.
30°34’34”E, 1210 m, 16.VI.2010, (4); Merkez,
39°55’18”N 30°34’37”E, 1234 m, 28.VII.2011 (3), 15. Stenurella septempunctata suturata
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. reiche & Saulcy, 1858
Genus: Etorofus Matshushita, 1933 Specimens Examined — Aksaray: Ağaçören,
38°50’21”N 33°53’23”E, 1391m, 15.VI.2009
10. Etorofus pubescens (Fabricius, 1787) (2); Ankara: Haymana, 39°16’48”N 32°27’00”E,
1031m, 29.V.2009 (2); Eskişehir: Merkez,
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Mihalgazi, 39°55’15”N 30°34’34”E, 1210m, 16.VI.2010,
39°56’53”N 30°40’13”E, 1165 m, 16.VI.2010, (3), (8); Merkez, 39°57’32”N 30°36’21”E, 845m,
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. 16.VI.2010, (7), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
Genus: Pedostrangalia Sokolov, 1897 16. Stenurella bifasciata (Muller, 1776)
11. Pedostrangalia (Neosphenalia) emmipoda Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere,
Mulsant, 1863 40°34’56”N 32°29’28”E, 1512m, 04.VII.2011, (6);
Çankırı: Yapraklı, 40°48’49”N 33°51’22”E, 1214m,
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Mihalgazi, 29.VI.2010 (8), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
39°56’53”N 30°40’13”E, 1165 m, 16.VI.2010, (1);
Sivas: Şarkışla, 39°16’19”N 36°34’59”E, 1456 m,
08.VII.2010, (1); Karaman: Merkez, 36°56’03”N
32°54’36”E, 1134 m, 26.IV.2010 (2), Leg. B.
Şabanoğlu.
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Genus: Anastrangalia Casey, 1924 Genus: Vadonia Mulsant, 1863
17. Anastrangalia sanguinolenta
(Linneaus, 1761) 22. Vadonia unipunctata (Fabricius, 1787)
Specimens Examined — Yozgat: Çayıralan, Specimens Examined — Aksaray: Ağaçören,
39°33’50”N 35°47’40”E, 1702m, 02.VII.2011, (2), 38°50’21”N 33°53’23”E, 1391m, 15.VI.2009
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. (2); Ankara: Haymana, 39°16’48”N 32°27’00”E,
1031m, 29.V.2009 (2); Çankırı: Yapraklı,
18. Anastrangalia dubia Scopoli, 1763 40°48’49”N 33°51’22”E, 1214m, 29.VI.2010, (2);
Eskişehir: Mihalgazi, 39°59’07”N 30°35’14”E,
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Merkez, 381m, 16.VI.2010, (2); Karaman: Ayrancı,
40°21’29”N 33°31’07”E, 696m, 04.VI.2011 37°10’48”N 33°45’34”E, 1600m, 14.VI.2009
(1); Kırşehir: Mucur, 39°11’29”N 34°21’12”E, (1); Konya: Altınekin, 38°16’02”N 32°55’44”E,
1120m, 27.VI.2009 (1); Nevşehir: Acıgöl 1052 m, 01.VI.2009 (2); Kayseri: Merkez,
38°37’37”N 34°28’53”E, 1047m, 17.V.2011 (1), 38°54’56”N 35°12’48”E, 1230m, 09.VI.2010 (2);
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu. Nevşehir: Derinkuyu, 38°25’49”N 34°33’58”E,
1440m, 20.V.2010, (1); Sivas: Kangal,
Genus: Stictoleptura Casey, 1924 39°11’43”N 37°17’15”E, 1546m, 23.VI.2011 (1),
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
19. Stictoleptura cordigera (Fuessly, 1775)
Subfamily: cErAMbYcInAE
Specimens Examined — Kırşehir: Mucur, Tribe: certallini Fairmaire, 1864
39°11’29”N 34°21’12”E, 1120m, 27.VI.2009 (1);
Nevşehir: Acıgöl, 38°37’37”N 34°28’53”E, 1047m, Genus: Certallum Dejean, 1821
17.V.2011 (1); Yozgat: Aydıncık, 40°13’19”N
35°19’31”E, 659m, 03.VII.2010 (3), Leg. 23. Certallum ebulinum Linnaeus, 1767
B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Aksaray: Ağaçören,
20. Stictoleptura fulva (deGeer, 1775) 38°50’21”N 33°53’23”E, 1391m, 15.VI.2009
(6); Merkez, 38°24’10”N 34°00’55”E,
Specimens Examined — Yozgat: Çayıralan, 1010m, 17.IV.2010 (5); Ortaköy, 38°43’47”N
39°29’07”N 35°47’00”E, 1474 m, 12.VI.2010, (2), 34°09’03”E, 1047m, 15.V.2011 (3); Ankara: Bala,
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu. 39°26’15”N 33°04’07”E, 1004 m, 31.V.2009,
(3): Çankırı: Merkez, 40°21’29”N 33°31’07”E,
Genus: Pseudovadonia Lobanov, Danilevsky & 696m, 04.VI.2011 (3); Korgun, 40°43’15”N
Murzin, 1981 33°31’34”E, 872m, 04.VI.2011 (6); Kurşunlu,
40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, 1020 m, 05.VI.2011
21. Pseudovadonia livida Fabricius, 1777 (3); Eskişehir: Çumra, 37°30’56”N 32°38’52”E,
1030m, 04.VI.2009 (5), Mihalgazi, 40°00’00”N
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere, 30°34’28”E, 292m, 10.V.2011 (8); Karaman:
40°28’22”N 32°20’14”E, 1052m, 14.VI.2011 (4); Merkez, 36°56’03”N 32°54’36”E, 1134m,
Kızılcahamam, 40°22’45”N 32°34’57”E, 892m, 26.IV.2010 (2); Kırşehir: Akpınar, 39°33’14”N
04.VII.2011 (3); Karaman: Ayrancı, 37°10’48”N 34°42’09”E, 902m, 26.V.2011 (2); Merkez,
33°45’34”E, 1600m, 14.VI.2009 (1); Konya: 39°10’26”N 33°55’22”E, 1087m, 02.VI.2011
Altınekin, 38°16’02”N 32°55’44”E, 1052 m, (3); Merkez, 39°19’47”N 34°02’06”E, 1180m,
01.VI.2009 (2);,Niğde: Merkez, 37°57’31”N 04.VI.2011 (4); Konya: Yunak, 38°45’17”N
34°51’41”E, 1986 m, 02.VI.2010 (4), Leg. Burcu 31°42’51”E, 969m, 24.IV.2010 (3); Nevşehir:
Şabanoğlu. Acıgöl 38°37’37”N 34°28’53”E, 1047m,
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17.V.2011 (2); Kozaklı, 39°15’28”N 34°52’05”E, Tribe: callidiini Kirby, 1837
1091m, 18.V.2011 (8); Yozgat: Şefaatli,
39°33’14”N 34°42’09”E, 902m, 26.V.2011 (7), Genus: Ropalopus Mulsant, 1839
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
28. Ropalopus clavipes (Fabricius, 1775)
Tribe: Cerambycini Latreille, 1802
Specimens Examined — Sivas: Hafik,
Genus: Cerambyx Linnaeus, 1758 40°02’01”N 37°28’49”E, 1595m, 22.VI.2011 (1)
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
24. Cerambyx scopolii Fuessly, 1775
Tribe: Purpuriceriini Thomson, 1861
Specimens Examined — Kırıkkale: Keskin,
39°48’04”N 33°43’29”E, 1519m, 26.IV.2011 (2), Genus: Purpuricenus Dejean, 1821
Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
29. Purpuricenus budensis (Götz, 1783)
25. Cerambyx carinatus Küster, 1845
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Mihalgazi,
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere, 39°58’41”N 30°35’49”E, 580m, 28.VII.2011
40°26’39”N 32°24’40”E, 1096m, 04.VII.2011 (1); (1); Konya: Beyşehir, 37°36’04”N 31°26’40”E,
Çankırı: Ilgaz, 41°01’59”N 33°45’07”E, 1458m, 1137m, 03.VI.2009 (3); Sivas: Suşehri, 40°01’21”N
19.X.2011 (1), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu. 38°10’51”E, 1155m, 19.VII.2009, (1); Yozgat:
Aydıncık, 40°13’19”N 35°19’31”E, 659m,
Tribe: Molorchini Gistel, 1848 03.VII.2010 (4), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
Genus: Molorchus Fabricius, 1792 30. Purpuricenus desfontainii inhumeralis
Pic, 1891
26. Molorchus minor (Linnaeus, 1767)
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Mihalgazi,
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Merkez, 39°58’41”N 30°35’49”E, 580m, 28.VII.2011 (1),
40°17’08”N 31°56’34”E, 1288m, 15.VI.2011, (2), Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Tribe: clytini Mulsant, 1839
Tribe: Graciliini Mulsant, 1839 Genus: Clytus Laicharting, 1784
Genus: Penichroa Stephens, 1839 31. Clytus rhamni Germar, 1817
27. Penichroa fasciata (Stephens, 1831) Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Merkez,
39°55’15” N 30°34’34” E, 1210m, 16.VI.2010,
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Merkez, (8); Karaman: Merkez, 37°08’27”N 33°34’58”E,
39°57’38”N 33°06’32”E, 1085m, 30.V.2009 (2), 1281m, 24.VI.2010, (6); Kırşehir: 09.VI.2007
Leg.K.Koyuncu KrS 0717 (3); Yozgat: Sarıkaya, 39°29’45”
N 35°37’35”E 1247m, 12.VI.2010, (9);, Leg.
B.Şabanoğlu.
32. Clytus arietis Linnaeus, 1758
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çubuk,
40°18’11”N 32°56’52”E, 1289m, 19.IV.2006,
446 Central anatolian CerambyCidae
(1); Çankırı: Kurşunlu, 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, 40°18’09”N 32°56’50”E, 1113m, 05.VII.2011
1020m, 05.VI.2011, (2), Leg.Burcu Şabanoğlu. (7), Kızılcahamam, 40°22’45”N 32°34’57”E,
892m, 04.VII.2011 (8); Sivas: Suşehri, 40°06’36”
Genus: Plagionotus Mulsant, 1842 N 38°10’58” E, 953 m, 19.VII.09, (5); Leg.
B.Şabanoğlu.
33. Plagionotus arcuatus Linnaeus, 1758
37. Chlorophorus trifasciatus Fabricius, 1781
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çubuk,
40°18’11”N 32°56’52”E, 1289m, 19.IV.2006, (2) Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çubuk,
Leg. M.Kabalak. 40°21’55”N 32°56’45”E, 1153m, 24.IV.2009, (4)
34. Plagionotus floralis Pallas, 1773 Leg. Y. Turan.
Specimens Examined — Aksaray: Eskil, Tribe: Stenopterini Gistel, 1848
38°19’15”N 33°25’23”E, 964m, 22.VI.2009 (6);
Eskişehir: Alpu, 39°58’23”N 30°58’08”E, 1115m, Genus: Stenopterus IIIiger, 1804
17.VI.2010, (5), Merkez, 39°35’53”N 30°16’42”E,
886 m, 02.VII.2009, (4); Kayseri: Bünyan, 38. Stenopterus kraatzi Pic, 1892
38°37’48”N 36°03’27”E, 1445m, 06.VI.2010
(5), Yahyalı, 37°46’43”N 35°25’10”E, 686m, Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Merkez,
22.VII.2009 (5); Kırşehir: Mucur, 39°11’29”N 39°55’15”N 30°34’34”E, 1210m, 16.VI.2010 (3);
34°21’12”E, 1120m, 27.VI.2009 (3), Boztepe, Sivas: Suşehri, 39°59’12”N 38°48’23”E, 1541m,
39°12’44”N 34°13’22”E, 1346m, 27.VI.2009 19.VII.2009 (2); Yozgat: Sarıkaya, 39°29’45”N
(4), Akpınar, 39°26’54”N 34°02’16”E, 1202m, 35°37’35”E, 1247m, 12.VI.2010 (2), Leg. B.
27.V.2010 (3); Konya: Beyşehir, 37°36’04”N Şabanoğlu.
31°26’40”E, 1137m, 03.VI.2009 (5); Nevşehir:
Derinkuyu, 38°28’10”N 34°40’58”E, 1471m, Tribe: callichromatini Swainson, 1840
24.VI.2009 (8); Sivas: Hafik, 40°03’25”N
37°32’38”E, 1773m, 07.VII.2010, (6), Zara, Genus: Aromia Audinet-ServiIle, 1834
39°33’15”N 37°44’48”E 1419m, 06.VII.2010,
(7), Suşehri, 39°59’12”N 38°48’23”E, 1541m, 39. Aromia moschata moschata
19.VII.2009 (3), 40°01’21”N 38°10’51”E, 1155m, (Linnaeus, 1758)
19.VII.2009 (3); Yozgat: 0720; 0734, (5), Kadışehri,
39°56’38”N 35°37’44”E, 1070m, 13.VI.2010 Specimens Examined — Sivas: Şarkışla,
(5), Yerköy, 39°55’25”N 34°11’05”E, 1104m, 39°30’28”N 36°22’22”E, 1210m, 08.VII.2010 (3),
11.VI.2010 (4), Leg. B. Şabanoğlu. Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
35. Plagionotus bobelayei brullé, 1832 Subfamily: LAMIInAE
Tribe: Lamiini Latreille, 1825
Specimens Examined — Nevşehir: Avanos,
38°44’56” N 34°54’06” E, 1026m, 24.VI.2009, (2); Genus: Morimus Brullé, 1832
Kayseri: Yahyalı, 37°46’43”N 35°25’10”E, 686m
29.V.2007 (1), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu. 40. Morimus asper orientalis reitter, 1894
Genus: Chlorophorus chevrolat, 1863 Specimens Examined — Konya: Beyşehir,
37°36’04”N 31°26’40”E, 1137m, 03.VI.2009 (3),
36. Chlorophorus varius Muller, 1766 Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çubuk,
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41. Morimus asper verecundus 34°33’58”E, 1440m, 20.V.2010, (1); Yozgat:
(Faldermann, 1837) Şefaatli, 39°33’14”N 34°42’09”E, 902m, 28.V.2010
(1), Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Konya: Beyşehir,
37°36’04”N 31°26’40”E, 1137m, 03.VI.2009 (2), Genus: Agapanthiola Ganglbauer, 1900
Leg. B. Şabanoğlu.
47. Agapanthiola leucaspis Steven, 1817
Genus: Monochamus Dejean, 1821
Specimens Examined — Ankara:
42. Monochamus galloprovincialis (olivier, 1795) Kızılcahamam, 40°19’56”N 32°29’54”E,
836m, 04.VII.2011 (1); Çamlıdere, 40°26’39”N
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Alpu, 32°24’40”E, 1096m, 04.VII.2011 (1), Leg.
40°00’53”N 30°50’42”E, 1100m, 17.VI.2010 (1), B.Şabanoğlu.
Leg.B. Şabanoğlu.
Genus: Agapanthia
Tribe: Acanthocinini Blanchard, 1845
48. Agapanthia frivaldszkyi Ganglbauer, 1884
Genus: Acanthocinus Dejean, 1821
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Kurşunlu,
43. Acanthocinus aedilis (Linnaeus, 1758) 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, 1000m, 05.VI.2011, (3);
Eskişehir: Mihalgazi, 40°00’00”N 30°34’28”E,
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Merkez, 292m, 10.V.2011, (2); Kayseri: Develi, 38°05’45”N
40°21’29”N 33°31’07”E, 696m, 04.VI.2011, (1); 35°38’40”E, 1429m, 08.VI.2010, (2); Kırşehir:
Konya: Beyşehir, 37°36’04”N 31°26’40”E, 1137m, Mucur, 39°11’34”N 34°20’16”E, 1130m,
03.VI.2009 (2), Leg.B.Şabanoğlu. 25.V.2010, (1); Yozgat: Sorgun, 40°00’29”N
35°11’26”E, 1191m, 13.VI.2010, (1); Sarıkaya,
44. Acanthocinus griseus (Fabricius, 1792) 39°33’34”N 35°34’06”E, 1134m, 28.V.2010, (1),
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Ilgaz, ,
41°01’59”N 33°45’07”E, 1458m, 19.IV.2011 49. Agapanthia osmanlis
(1); Sivas: Koyulhisar, 40°22’37”N 37°52’32”E, reiche and Saulcy, 1858
1681m, 22.VI.2011 (1), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Eskişehir: Merkez,
Tribe: Agapanthiini Mulsant, 1839 39°55’15”N 30°34’34”E, 1210m, 16.VI.2010, (2);
Sivas: İmranlı, 39°45’54”N 38°06’19”E, 1490,
Genus: Calamobius Guerin-Meneville, 1847 24.VI.2011 (1), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
45. Calamobius filum (rossi, 1790) 50. Agapanthia violacea (Fabricius, 1775)
Specimens Examined — Karaman: Merkez,
37°09’20”N 33°25’50”E, 1110m, 05.V.2011 (4), Specimens Examined — Çankırı: Bayramören,
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu. 40°57’01”N 33°11’57”E, 777m, 30.VI.2010,
(4), Kurşunlu, 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E,
Genus: Theophilea Pic, 1895 1020m, 05.VI.2011 (5); Sivas: Doğanşar,
40°14’26”N 37°34’26”E, 1184m, 22.VI.2011 (4),
46. Theophilea cylindricollis Pic, 1895 Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Aksaray (3): Kayseri:
Merkez, 38°54’56”N 35°12’48”E, 1230m,
09.VI.2010 (2); Nevşehir: Derinkuyu, 38°25’49”N
448 Central anatolian CerambyCidae
51. Agapanthia suturalis (Fabricius, 1787) 56. Agapanthia kirbyi (Gyllenhal, 1817)
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çubuk, Specimens Examined — Sivas: Kangal,
40°20’ 10”N 32°56’21”E, 1185m, 05.VII.2011 39°11’43”N 37°17’15”E, 1546m, 23.VI.2011 (2);
(2); Çankırı: Kurşunlu, 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, Yozgat: Merkez, 39°35’32”N 34°59’20”E, 972m,
1020 m, 05.VI.2011 (2); Kırıkkale: Sulakyurt, 24.V.2011 (2), Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
40°10’47”N 33°39’44”E, 985m, 25.IV.2011 (2); Tribe: Phytoeciini Mulsant, 1839
Konya: Seydişehir, 37°34’40”N 31°49’32”E,
1126m, 02.VI.2009 (3); Sivas: İmranlı, 39°45’54”N Genus: Oberea Dejean, 1835
38°06’19”E, 1490, 24.VI.2011 (2);, Yozgat: Yerköy,
39°36’03”N 34°33’42”E, 769m, 26.V.2010, (5), 57. Oberea ressli demelt, 1963
Leg. B.Şabanoğlu..
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Beypazarı,
52. Agapanthia cynarae Germar, 1817 40°12’172”N 31°23’37”E, 15.VI.2008, 682m (1);
Sivas: Doğanşar, 40°15’33”N 37°32’45”E, 1065m,
Specimens Examined — Ankara: Çamlıdere, 18.VII.2009 (2), Leg. B.Şabanoğlu.
40°28’22”N 32°20’14”E, 1052m, 14.VI.2011 (1);
Konya: Merkez, 37°52’55”N 32°21’39”E, 1359m, 58. Oberea oculata (Linnaeus, 1758)
02.VI.2009 (2), Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Konya: Beyşehir,
53. Agapanthia lateralis Ganglbauer, 1884 37°36’04”N 31°26’40”E, 1137m, 03.VI.2009 (2),
Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Ankara:
Kızılcahamam, 40°19’56”N 32°29’54”E, Genus: Coptosia Fairmaire, 1864
836m, 04.VII.2011 (3); Çamlıdere, 40°26’39”N
32°24’40”E, 1096m, 04.VII.2011 (2); Çankırı: 59. Coptosia bithynensis (Ganglbauer, 1884)
Kurşunlu, 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, 1020m,
05.VI.2011 (5); Eskişehir: Mihalgazi, 39°56’54”N Specimens Examined — Kayseri: Merkez,
30°40’06”E, 1166m, 01.VII.09 (3); Karaman: 38°54’56”N 35°12’48”E, 1230m, 09.VI.2010 (1),
Ayrancı, 37°09’09”N 33°42’41”E, 1580m, Leg.B.Şabanoğlu.
14.VI.2009 (2); Kayseri: Sarıoğlan, 39°09’38”N
35°51’41”E, 1394m, 08.VI.2010 (3); Sivas: Kangal, Genus: Opsilia Mulsant, 1863
39°11’43”N 37°17’15”E, 1546m, 23.VI.2011 (2);
Yozgat: Şefaatli, 39°33’14”N 34°42’09”E, 902m, 60. Opsilia coerulescens (Scopoli, 1763)
26.V.2011 (2), Leg.B. Şabanoğlu.
Specimens Examined — Aksaray: Güzelyurt,
54. Agapanthia dahli richter, 1820 38°20’19”N 34°20’09”E, 1201m, 20.V.2010,
(4); Güzelyurt, 38°15’51”N 34°17’26”E, 1174m,
Specimens Examined — Ankara: 16.V.2011 (5); Ankara: Çubuk, 40°24’44”N
Kızılcahamam, 40°19’56”N 32°29’54”E, 836m, 32°54’49” E, 1294m, 05.VII.2011 (4); Çubuk,
04.VII.2011 (2), Leg. Y.Turan. 40°18’09”N 32°56’50” E, 1113m, 05.VII.2011 (3);
Çankırı: Kurşunlu, 40°50’44”N 33°22’56”E, 1020
55. Agapanthia walteri reitter, 1898 m, 05.VI.2011 (5); Kayseri: Bünyan, 38°51’25”N
35°47’21”E, 1226m (3); Konya: Merkez,
Specimens Examined — Sivas: Kangal, 37°52’55”N 32°21’39”E, 1359m, 02.VI.2009
39°11’43”N 37°17’15”E, 1546m, 23.VI.2011 (1), (4); Derebucak, 37°21’11”N 31°36’21”E, 1272m,
Leg. B.Şabanoğlu. 03.VI.2009 (4); Nevşehir: Ürgüp, 38°27’50”N
34°55’45”E, 1583m, 24.VI.2009 (3); Acıgöl,