相模灘沿岸部の半翅類(昆虫綱)

概要

論文の詳細を見る
Through a serial inventory survey from 2001 to 2005 in the coastal areas on the Sagami Sea, under a research program "Study on Environmental Changes in the Sagami Sea and Adjacent Coastal Area with Time Serial Comparison of Fauna and Flora" operated by the National Science Museum, Tokyo, a total of 176 species in 27 families of the hemipterous insects were found from coastal vegetation in the research area. Of these hemipterans, two species, Halovelia septentrionalis and Speovelia maritima, are marine or halophilic inhabitants, and 11 are considered to be littoral, viz. Blissus hirtulus, Peritrechus femoralis, Byrsinus varians, Aconurella orientalis, Exitianus nanus, Orosius oritentalis, Psammotettix maritimus, Takagiella tezuyae, Empoascanara alami, Stenocranus tateyamanus, and Himeunka tateyamella. Among them Peritrechus femoralis is particularly rare in the Japanese Lygaeidae and only a few localities have been known so far. The other 163 species are usually found in various habitats far from seaside, but the following 12 species were especially abundant in the coastal vegetation of this area: Nabis (Tropiconabis) kinbergii, Oncocephalus femoratus, Graptostethus servus, Geocoris proteus, Horridipamera inconspicua, Stigmatonotum geniculatum, Doratulina producta. Exitianus indicus, Motschulskyia serrata, Sogatella kolophon, Toya propinqua, and Unkanodes sapporonus. It is very likely that these species have high adaptability to various environments and can become dominant even in the littoral vegetation.
国立科学博物館の論文
2006-03-27

相模灘沿岸部の半翅類(昆虫綱)

スポンサーリンク

概要

著者

関連論文

スポンサーリンク