Singilis (Singilis) bicolor Rambur, 1837

Singilis bicolor Rambur, 1837: 26

Singilis (s.str.) bicolor ab. unicolor Cobos, 1949: 574 Singilis bicolor v. testaceus Cobos [nom. nud.] (in Mateu, 1954: 190)

Material examined. SPAIN: Malaga, Hispania, Cobos Sanchez (6 ex., ISNB); “ S. bicolor v. testaceus Cobos J. Mateu det.”, red lable “ Holotipo ”, “Cerro San Cristobal, Term. Malaga, XII.1945, A. Cobos coll.” (1 ♀, ISNB); Cerro San Cristobal, Term. Malaga, A. Cobos coll. (8 ex., ISNB); Sierra Nevada (1 ♂, ISNB); Lanjaron, 6.1895, collection Paganetti (1 ♀, NHMW); Aguilas, Ehlers (1 ♀, NMPC); Andalucía, right bank of Guadalfeo riv., near Orgiva vill., 2– 4.4.2010, Anichtchenko A. leg. (1 ♂, 1 ♀, cAA); Andalucía, Salobreña, 1.V.2006, Anichtchenko A. (1 ♂, cAA); Sierra de Loja, 18.III.2005 Anichtchenko A. leg. (1 ♂, cAA); Granada, río Darro, arroyo del Hornillo, 26.XI.2002, Anichtchenko A. leg. (1 ♀, cAA); Malagón (1 ♀, MNCN); Teruel, J. Ardois (1 ♀, MNCN); Loja, Granada, IV.1909, exp. del Museo (1 ♂, MNCN); Algeciras (1 ♀, MNCN); Lanjaron, 11.6.1895 (2 ♂, MNCN). MOROCCO: Tanger (1 ♂, ISNB).

Diagnosis. Among the species of bicolor -group, it is easily distinguishable by the smooth intervals of elytra. Only third interval of elytra shows setiferous pores (Fig. 1). Aedeagus (fig. 13): median lobe of aedeagus moderately broad, ventral surface straight at midlength, apical fourth of lobe slightly downturned, near basal bulb strongly microreticulated.

Distribution. Spain, Portugal, Morocco (Fig. 12).