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Abstract: A review of 17 European species of the genus SpilomicrusWestwood is provided with a key to and illustrations of all known European species except for the formosusgroup. Two species, S. diversussp. n.(Europe, Siberia, Far East of Russia) and S. latussp. n.(Europe), are described as new to science. The following new synonymies are established (valid name given first): S. antennatusJurine, 1807 = S. quinquepunctatusSzabó, 1961, syn. n.;S. flavipesThomson, 1859 = S. szelenyiiSzabó, 1977, syn. n.;S. hemipterusMarshall, 1868 = S. inaequalisTomsik, 1947, syn. n.,= S. thomsoniKieffer, 1911, syn. n.;S. integerThomson, 1859 = S. majorVollenhoven, 1879, syn. n.;S. lusitanicus(Kieffer, 1910) = S. gracilicornisKieffer, 1911, syn. n.,= S. noctigerSzabó, 1977, syn. n.;S. nigriclavisMarshall, 1868 = S. punctatusKozlov, 1978, syn. n.,= S. nigriclavisvar. subarmatusKieffer, 1912, syn. n.;S. rufitarsisKieffer, 1911 = S. pseudocursorSzabó, 1974, syn. n.;S. stigmaticalisWestwood, 1832 = S. basalyformisMarshall, 1868, syn. n.,= S. barbatusSzabó, 1983, syn. n.,= S. mediofurcatusSzabó, 1983, syn. n.,= S. pilicornisSzabó, 1977, syn. n. Lectotypesare designated for 11 species: S. basalyformisMarshall, 1868, S. flavipesThomson, 1859, S. hemipterusMarshall, 1868, S.inaequalisTomsik, 1947, S. integerThomson, 1859, S. modestusTomsik, 1947, S. subarmatusKieffer, 1912, S. thomsoniKieffer, 1911, S. simplexTomsik, 1947, S. stigmaticalisWestwood, 1832, and Trichopria lusitanicaKieffer, 1910. |
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