Attagenus jakli Háva, 2021

Háva, Jiří, Abdel-Dayem, Mahmoud S. & Aldhafer, Hathal M., 2025, The subfamily Attageninae (Coleoptera, Dermestidae) from Saudi Arabia, ZooKeys 1243, pp. 107-130 : 107-130

Attagenus jakli Háva, 2021

Fig. 2 I

Material examined.

Saudi Arabia • 1 ♀; Baha Province, Al-Mandaq, W. Tourbah ; 3. vi. 2012; HP; Al Ansi A., Kondratieff B., Al Dhafer H. leg.; J. Háva det.; KSMA • 1 ex; Baha Province, Al-Mukhwah, Shada Al Ala , 19°51.762'N, 41°18.089'E; 1225 m; 2. iii. 2015; LT; El Torkey A., El Gharbawy A., Mostafa A., Al Ansi A. & Rasool I. leg.; J. Háva det.; KSMA 1 ex; ibidem; JHAC • 2 ex; ibidem; 21. iv. 2014; LT; Al Dhafer H., Fadl H., Abd el Dayem, M., El Torkey A. & El Gharbawy A. leg.; KSMA • 1 ex; ibidem; 19°51.066'N, 41°18.037'E; 1325 m, 21. iv. 2014; LT; Al Dhafer H., Fadl H., Abd el Dayem, M., El Torkey A. & El Gharbawy A. leg., KSMA • 1 ex; ibidem; 19°50.329'N, 41°18.604'E; 1563 m; 21. iv. 2014; LT; 21. iv. 2014; LT; Al Dhafer H., Fadl H., Abd el Dayem, M., El Torkey A. & El Gharbawy A. leg., KSMA • 1 ♀; ibidem; 5. v. 2015; LT; Al Dhafer H., Fadl H., Abd el Dayem, M., El Torkey A. & El Gharbawy A. leg.; J. Háva det.; JHAC .

Distribution.

The species is restricted to the mountainous regions (1225–1600 m a. s. l.) of southwestern Saudi Arabia, particularly Baha Province (Fig. 3 ). It is endemic to the Arabian Peninsula, described from Oman, and is here reported for the first time in Saudi Arabia.

Figures

Figure 2. Dorsal habitus of Attagenus species A A. aristidis (Pic, 1894) B A. barbieri Pic, 1942 C A. beali Zhantiev, 2005 D A. chakouri Pic, 1907 male E A. A. chakouri Pic, 1907 female F A. cyphonoides Reitter, 1881 female G, H A. fasciatus (Thunberg, 1795) I A. jakli Háva, 2021.

Figure 3. Dorsal habitus A – G Attagenus species A A. kadleci Háva, 2012 female B A. lobatus Rosenhauer, 1856 female C A. logunovi Háva, 2015 D A. posticalis Fairmaire, 1878 E A. A. scalaris (Pic, 1894) F A. vanharteni Háva, 2009 G A. yemensis Háva & Herrmann, 2014 H Telopes tessellatus Reitter, 1887 male I T. tessellatus Reitter, 1887 female.