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112 „Check-List of Latvian Beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera)” Note: This species is referred in the “World Catalogue of Scolytidae” by Wood and Bright (1992) as binodulus (Ratzeburg, 1837). The question about the priority in name is unclear and hence the most commonly name for the species used in Europe is conserved here. bispinulus Eggers, 1927 palmi Hansen, 1955 Ernoporus Thomson, 1859 tiliae (Panzer, 1793) lederi (Reitter, 1889) ratzeburgi (Ferrari, 1867) Cryphalus Erichson, 1836 abietis (Ratzeburg, 1837) Note: This species is referred in the “World Catalogue of Scolytidae” by Wood and Bright (1992) as asperatus (Gyllenhal, 1813). The question about the priority in name is unclear and hence the most commonly name for the species used in Europe is conserved here. piceae (Ratzeburg, 1837) orientalis Eggers, 1911 subdepressus Eggers, 1940 Note: North-western border of main distribution area. Corthylini LeConte, 1876 Pityophthorus Eichhoff, 1864 lichtensteinii (Ratzeburg, 1837) rossicus Eggers, 1915 micrographus (Linnaeus, 1758) fennicus Eggers, 1914 morosovi Spessivtseff, 1926 Platypodidae Latreille, 1802 Platypodinae Strohmeyer, 1911 Platypodini Schedl, 1938 Platypus Herbst, 1793 cylindrus (Fabricius, 1792) cylindriformis (Reitter, 1894) flavicornis (Kugelann, 1792) platypus (Duftschmid, 1825) Note: This species is known from single locality situated in extreme SE of Latvia at the border with Lithuania and Belarus’. North border of main distribution area.
Compendium of Latvian Coleoptera, I 113 INDEX TO FAMILY NAMES Family Page Family Page Sphaeriusidae ………………………….. 4; 6 Trachypachidae ………………………….. 4; 6 Carabidae ………………………….. 4; 6 Gyrinidae ………………………….. 4; 28 Haliplidae ………………………….. 4; 29 Noteridae ………………………….. 4; 29 Dytiscidae ………………………….. 4; 29 Helophoridae ………………………….. 4; 35 Hydrophilidae ………………………….. 4; 35 Hydrochidae ………………………….. 4; 38 Spercheidae ………………………….. 4; 38 Georissidae ………………………….. 4; 38 Sphaeritidae ………………………….. 4; 38 Histeridae ………………………….. 4; 38 Hydraenidae ………………………….. 4; 39 Ptiliidae ………………………….. 4; 39 Leiodidae ………………………….. 4; 40 Colonidae ………………………….. 4; 41 Cholevidae ………………………….. 4; 41 Platypsyllidae ………………………….. 4; 41 Scydmaenidae ………………………….. 4; 42 Agyrtidae ………………………….. 4; 42 Silphidae ………………………….. 4; 42 Staphylinidae ………………………….. 4; 42 Scaphidiidae ………………………….. 4; 51 Pselaphidae ………………………….. 4; 52 Lucanidae ………………………….. 4; 52 Trogidae ………………………….. 4; 53 Geotrupidae ………………………….. 4; 53 Scarabaeidae ………………………….. 4; 53 Clambidae ………………………….. 4; 58 Eucinetidae ………………………….. 4; 58 Scirtidae ………………………….. 4; 58 Dascillidae ………………………….. 4; 58 Buprestidae ………………………….. 4; 58 Byrrhidae ………………………….. 4; 61 Elmidae ………………………….. 4; 61 Dryopidae ………………………….. 4; 62 Limnichidae ………………………….. 4; 62 Heteroceridae ………………………….. 4; 62 Psephenidae ………………………….. 4; 62 Elateridae ………………………….. 4; 62 Eucnemidae ………………………….. 4; 64 Throscidae ………………………….. 4; 64 Lycidae ………………………….. 4; 64 Drilidae ………………………….. 4; 65 Lampyridae ………………………….. 4; 65 Cantharidae ………………………….. 4; 65 Dermestidae ………………………….. 4; 65 Bostrichidae ………………………….. 4; 66 Lyctidae ………………………….. 4; 66 Anobiidae ………………………….. 5; 66 Ptinidae ………………………….. 5; 67 Lymexylidae ………………………….. 5; 67 Trogossitidae ………………………….. 5; 67 Cleridae ………………………….. 5; 68 Dasytidae ………………………….. 5; 68 Malachiidae ………………………….. 5; 69 Kateretidae ………………………….. 5; 69 Nitidulidae ………………………….. 5; 69 Monotomidae ………………………….. 5; 71 Silvanidae ………………………….. 5; 71 Cucujidae ………………………….. 5; 71 Bothrideridae ………………………….. 5; 72 Cryptophagidae ………………………….. 5; 72 Languriidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Erotylidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Cerylonidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Byturidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Laemophloeidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Phalacridae ………………………….. 5; 73 Sphindidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Corylophidae ………………………….. 5; 73 Endomychidae ………………………….. 5; 74 Coccinellidae ………………………….. 5; 74 Latridiidae ………………………….. 5; 75 Zopheridae ………………………….. 5; 76 Mycetophagidae ………………………….. 5; 76 Ciidae ………………………….. 5; 77 Tetratomidae ………………………….. 5; 77 Melandryidae ………………………….. 5; 77 Mordellidae ………………………….. 5; 78 Rhipiphoridae ………………………….. 5; 79 Stenotrachelidae ………………………….. 5; 79 Meloidae ………………………….. 5; 79 Oedemeridae ………………………….. 5; 79 Pythidae ………………………….. 5; 80 Pyrochroidae ………………………….. 5; 80 Scraptiidae ………………………….. 5; 80 Salpingidae ………………………….. 5; 80 Mycteridae ………………………….. 5; 81 Boridae ………………………….. 5; 81 Anthicidae ………………………….. 5; 81 Aderidae ………………………….. 5; 82 Tenebrionidae ………………………….. 5; 82 Cerambycidae ………………………….. 5; 84 Bruchidae ………………………….. 5; 88 Chrysomelidae ………………………….. 5; 89 Nemonychidae ………………………….. 5; 98 Anthribidae ………………………….. 5; 98 Rhynchitidae ………………………….. 5; 98 Attelabidae ………………………….. 5; 99 Apionidae ………………………….. 5; 100 Curculionidae ………………………….. 5; 102 Scolytidae ………………………….. 5; 109 Platypodidae ………………………….. 5; 111
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