Alphasida is a genus of beetles in the family Tenebrionidae.[1]
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| Alphasida depressa | |
Scientific classification 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Coleoptera |
| Family: | Tenebrionidae |
| Tribe: | Asidini |
| Genus: | Alphasida Escalera, 1905 |
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The species of this genus are found in southern Europe, northern Africa and North America.[1]
Species
editThe following species are recognised in the genus Alphasida:[1]
- Alphasida alcirensis Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida alonensis (Martinez y Saez, 1873)
- Alphasida altomirana (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida annina Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida ardoisi Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida argenteolimbata (Escalera, 1901)
- Alphasida asperata (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida asturica Schuster, 1928
- Alphasida baezensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida becerrae (Escalera, 1905)
- Alphasida bolivari (Escalera, 1906)
- Alphasida boscai (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida brevipubens Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida calumniata (Escalera, 1925)
- Alphasida candeledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila Sánchez-Jofré, 2016
- Alphasida castellana (Graells, 1858)
- Alphasida conjucta (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida cordubensis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida cortesensis Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida cossyrensis Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida costulata (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida crassicollis (Fairmaire, 1868)
- Alphasida dantini (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida depressa (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida detrita (Rey, 1892)
- Alphasida deyrollei Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida discostriata (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida dubia (Rambur, 1842)
- Alphasida elongata (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida escalerai (Oberthur, 1903)
- Alphasida espagnoli Cobos, 1962
- Alphasida exilata (Escalera, 1925)
- Alphasida ferreri Cobos, 1988
- Alphasida frigidissima (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida gigas (Dufour, 1820)
- Alphasida goudoti (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida gracilis (Allard, 1869)
- Alphasida graditana (Rambur, 1842)
- Alphasida granadina (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida grandipalpis (Allard, 1869)
- Alphasida granifera (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida granipunctatipennis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida granosa (Escalera, 1921)
- Alphasida granulifera (Chevrolat, 1840)
- Alphasida gredosana Pérez-Vera & Ávila Sánchez-Jofré, 2016
- Alphasida grossa (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida hesperica (Rambur, 1842)
- Alphasida heydeni Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida himerera Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida hispalensis (Escalera, 1906)
- Alphasida hispanica (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida holosericea (Germar, 1824)
- Alphasida ibicensis (Perez, 1868)
- Alphasida indecisa (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida inesperata (Escalera, 1921)
- Alphasida ithana Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida jumillensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida koltzei Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida lacunosa (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida laevis (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida lasellai Ferrer, 1983
- Alphasida lazaroi Escalera, 1906
- Alphasida leonensis Reitter, 1917
- Alphasida levantina Pérez-Vera, Ávila & Martínez, 2017
- Alphasida lopezi (Escalera, 1906)
- Alphasida lorcana (Perez, 1865)
- Alphasida loroi (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida lucens (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida luctuosa (Boisduval, 1835)
- Alphasida lusitana (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida magnifica (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida marseuli (Allard, 1868)
- Alphasida martinezi (Escalera, 1901)
- Alphasida martini (Escalera, 1903)
- Alphasida merceti (Bolivar, 1914)
- Alphasida meridionalis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida montana (Rambur, 1842)
- Alphasida moroderi Pérez-Vera, Ávila & Martínez, 2017
- Alphasida multicostata (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida multigranulosa (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida oberthuri (Escalera, 1901)
- Alphasida olmedensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida ovalis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida parallela (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida pilosipennis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida porcata (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida pozuelensis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida pseudogoudoti (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida puncticollis (Solier, 1836)
- Alphasida punctigranosa (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida punctipennis (Perez, 1865)
- Alphasida querensis (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida rectipennis (Escalera, 1925)
- Alphasida robledana Pérez-Vera & Ávila Sánchez-Jofré, 2016
- Alphasida robusta (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida rufomarginalis (Escalera, 1906)
- Alphasida rufopubescens (Escalera, 1905)
- Alphasida ruiderensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida sagrensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida salmantina (Escalera, 1923)
- Alphasida sanchezgomezi (Escalera, 1901)
- Alphasida solieri (Rambur, 1842)
- Alphasida squalida (Allard, 1869)
- Alphasida strangulata (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida subbaetica Obregón & Verdugo, 2012
- Alphasida sulcata (Allard, 1868)
- Alphasida syriaca (Allard, 1868)
- Alphasida tijolensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida toletana (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida tuberculata (Allard, 1868)
- Alphasida turrillensis (Escalera, 1922)
- Alphasida typica Gebien, 1935
- Alphasida uhagoni (Escalera, 1912)
- Alphasida volxemi (Escalera, 1905)
- Alphasida zapateri (Perez, 1872)
References
edit- ^ a b c "Alphasida Escalera, 1905". www.gbif.org. Retrieved 13 May 2021.