Türkiye’deki Rhagonycha fulva Scopoli, 1763 Coleoptera: Cantharidae ’nın karyolojisi, erkek genitali ve yayılışı üzerine notlar

Abstract

Cantharid taksonomisi ile ilgili olarak şimdiye kadar çeşitli revizyon çalışmaları yapılmıştır. Bu revizyonlar familya üzerinde daha çok çalışma yapılması gerektiğine dikkat çekmiştir. Sitogenetik ve genital morfolojisi gibi taksonomik araçlar türler arasındaki ilişkilerin açığa çıkarılmasında katkı sağlayabilir. Buradan hareketle, bu çalışma Rhagonycha fulva Scopoli, 1763 ’nın karyotip ve erkek genitalini incelemektedir. Diploid kromozom sayısı 2n♂=13 6+X0 olarak tespit edildi. Kromozomal bulgu Rhagonycha fulva’nın daha önce verilen sonuçlarına temelde uygunluk göstermektedir. Ayrıca, türün erkek genital morfolojisi ve Türkiye’deki yayılış haritası da sunulmaktadır

Keywords

• Cantharidae,Rhagonycha fulva,karyoloji,erkek genitali,yayılış

Notes on the karyology, male genitalia and distribution of Rhagonycha fulva Scopoli, 1763 Coleoptera: Cantharidae from Turkey

Abstract

Several revisions on the cantharid taxonomy have been reported as yet. These revisions have highlighted the need for further studies in the family. Taxonomic tools such as cytogenetics and genitalia morphology may contribute to clarify the relationships among the species. Thus, the present paper deals with the karyotype and the male genitalia of Rhagonycha fulva Scopoli, 1763 . The diploid chromosome number was found to be 2n♂=13 6+X0 . The chromosomal finding is essentially identical to the results reported previously for Rhagonycha fulva. In addition, the male genital morphology and the distribution map in Turkey are given

Keywords

• Cantharidae,Rhagonycha fulva,karyology,male genitalia,distribution

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