FAUNA BEETLES (COLEOPTERA; INSECTA) OF ECOTONE «WATER EDGE» OF THE RIGHT BANK OF «BELAYA» RIVER OF NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE VILLAGE OF THE DAKHOVSKY REPUBLIC OF ADYGEYA

S. V. Pushkin

2014 Volume 1 Issue 1

FAUNA BEETLES (COLEOPTERA; INSECTA) OF ECOTONE «WATER EDGE» OF THE RIGHT BANK OF «BELAYA» RIVER OF NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE VILLAGE OF THE DAKHOVSKY REPUBLIC OF ADYGEYA

S. V. Pushkin

Abstract

The research results of neritic fauna of Coleoptera of the Belaya River in the Maikop area of the Republic of Adygea are given in the article. The faunistic list of Coleoptera is submitted. Representatives of studied Coleoptera complex are divided into ecological groups. Atheta (s. str.) pseudotenera Cameron, 1933 (Staphylinidae) – the new find for the Caucasus and the South of Russia.

Keywords: neritic coleoptera, fauna, Adygea, Belaya River, ecotones.

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