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The Aderidae (Coleoptera) of Latimer County, Oklahoma, USA

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Stephan, Karl H., Werner, Floyd G., Grzymala, Traci L., Leschen, Richard A. B. (2020): The Aderidae (Coleoptera) of Latimer County, Oklahoma, USA. The Coleopterists Bulletin 74 (4): 786-790, DOI: 10.1649/0010-065X-74.4.786, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1649/0010-065x-74.4.786

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  • Aderus brunnipennis (LeConte). This species was collected from May to October and was taken mainly by beating underbrush in lowland forest. Three specimens were taken in flight intercept traps, and nine were sifted from litter, six of these were taken from dry litter under a cedar tree during December, and three were sifted from general litter during February. During 1988, a long series (>50) came to UV light during June, July, and August.
  • Elonus basalis (LeConte). This rare species was level of 30-180 cm, but most were taken at collected during May and June. Of the eight 60-90 cm above ground. At this forest patch, specimens collected, seven were captured near fewer than 20 specimens of other aderids were sundown during late May 1985 by beating elm collected at the same time, mostly of the genus bushes in a shallow ravine. Zonantes Casey. Mating pairs of E. nebulosus
  • Elonus hesperus Werner. This relatively com- were observed during May and early June, after mon species was collected from May to September. which numbers dropped off rapidly by early Males are mostly captured at UV and white fluo- August when the forest became dry.No specimens were rescent lights; the UV light trap was about 90 m observed or collected from 1986 to 1988. from the nearest trees or shrubs. It was taken only Emelinus melsheimeri (LeConte). This relaonce by beating, along a stream at dusk. tively rare species was collected from April to August.
  • Elonus nebulosus (LeConte). This species Specimens were taken by beating in lowland forest was collected from April to September. After on undergrowth of elm (Ulmus), maple (Acer; eight years of collecting, only six specimens Sapindaceae), hackberry (Celtis; Cannabaceae), ash were collected until 1985 when 120 specimens (Fraxinus), and especially oak (Quercus; Fagaceae).
  • Vanonus huronicus Casey. A single female specimen of this species was collected during July 1984 by beating in an upland forest.
  • Vanonus oklahomensis Werner. A single specimen was collected by beating in an upland forest during October 1985.
  • *Vanonus sagax Casey. This species was collected after the completion of the survey with one specimen taken during September 1986 and another taken during June 1987.