Maxim A. LAZAREV
Cornumutila quadrivittata (Gebler, 1830) and C. lineata (Letzner, 1844), stat. rest. (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) from Western Europe and Russia
Spec.
Bull.
Jpn.
Soc.
Coleopterol.,
Tokyo, (7):
117-126,
May
25,
2009
Abstract
Cornumutila
quadrivittata
(Gebler, 1830)
was
originally
described
as
Leptura
from
Siberia
(Altaj
and
Transbaicalia).
Later
the
species
was
described
once
more
as
Cornumutila
semenovi
Plavilstshikov, 1936,
so
became a
junior
synonym
of
C.
quadrivittata. The
species
is
distributed
all
over
Siberia
as
far
east
as
the
Pacific
Ocean
and
now
firstly
discovered
also
in
Europe
(Moscow
region).
The
name
"Cornumutila
quadrivittata" was
up
to
now
incorrectly
used
for
another
species
Cornumutila
lineata
(Letzner, 1844),
stat.
rest.,
that
is
widely
distributed
in
Europe
and
North
Asia,
but
absent
in
East
Siberia.
Cornumutila
lineata
is
characterized
by
abnormally
short
3rd
and
4th
antennal
segments.
It
is
distributed
throughout
Central
and
South
Europe,
north-eastern
part
of
European
Russia,
West
and
North
Siberia.