Oecobius navus Blackwall, 1859
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11532642 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03831977-F107-B537-FDCE-FB05A7E21A66 |
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Oecobius navus Blackwall, 1859 |
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Oecobius navus Blackwall, 1859 View in CoL
( Figs 4E, 5D, 6C)
Oecobius navus Blackwall, 1859: 266 View in CoL .
Hersiliola brachyplura Strand, 1913: 148 (♂); Strand 1914: 182 (♀), n. syn.
Hersiliola brachyplura demaculata Strand, 1914: 183 (♀), n. syn.
Oecobius annulipes View in CoL : Baum 1972: 119 (♀); misidentified, not O. annulipes Lucas, 1846 View in CoL ( Wunderlich 1995: 595).
Oecobius brachyplura View in CoL : Fet 2008: 67.
Oecobius brachyplura demaculatus View in CoL : Fet 2008: 67.
Oecobius navus View in CoL : Wunderlich 1995: 595, figs 31–35 (♂ ♀); Zonstein & Marusik 2013: 62.
Material examined: Israel: Central Coastal Plain : 1♂, 0.5 km N Ga'ash (12.5 km NNE Tel Aviv), 32°14'N 34°49'E, 25 m, 15.iv.2015, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU) GoogleMaps ; 1♀, campus of Tel Aviv University , 32°06.9'N 34°48.5'E, 45 m, 25.i.2010, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU) GoogleMaps ; 2♂, 1♀, same but 30.iv.2013, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU); 1♀, same but 26.xii.2021, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU); 2♀, same but 22.iii.2023, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU); 4♀, Tel Aviv, 32°04'N 34°47'E, 20 m, 8.v.2012, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU) GoogleMaps ; 1♂, same but 20.ix.2013, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU); 2♀, same, but 29.iii.2019, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU); 1♂, Bat Yam, 14.vii.2012, A. Weinstein (SMNHTAU). Southern Coastal Plain : 3♀, Rehovot , 22.03.2023, S. Zonstein (SMNHTAU) .
Distribution: Mediterranean, Russia (European part), Azerbaijan, Jordan and Iran. Introduced to the USA, China and Japan ( WSC 2024). In Israel, the species has previously been recorded from Yafo [=Jaffa] ( Baum 1972; under O. annulipes ) and environs of Tel Aviv ( Strand 1913, 1914; under Hersiliola brachyplura and H. b. demaculata, respectively).
Habitat: In Israel, the species has been found only in the anthropogenic environments.
Note: For justification of the proposed new synonymy see Discussion below.
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Oecobius navus Blackwall, 1859
Marusik, Yuri M. & Zonstein, Sergei 2024 |
Oecobius brachyplura
FET, V. 2008: 67 |
Oecobius brachyplura demaculatus
FET, V. 2008: 67 |
Oecobius navus
ZONSTEIN, S. L. & MARUSIK, Y. M. 2013: 62 |
WUNDERLICH, J. 1995: 595 |
Oecobius annulipes
WUNDERLICH, J. 1995: 595 |
BAUM, S. 1972: 119 |
Hersiliola brachyplura demaculata
STRAND, E. 1914: 183 |
Hersiliola brachyplura
STRAND, E. 1914: 182 |
STRAND, E. 1913: 148 |
Oecobius navus
BLACKWALL, J. 1859: 266 |