Foreword: Hello everyone, this issue of Bekuwa breeding records we have sorted out the genus saw shovel, which is also the genus with the most species involved, and the entire breeding record table includes a total of 109 subspecies, of which two are pre-spade and one is the pincer spade genus.
The new Bekuwa breeding record of the saw spade genus as a whole has not changed much, and only a few species have produced new breeding records, mainly the two-point red saw shovel Tibetan Southeast Asian species, and the ceramic saw shovel Surawisian species, the former with a new record of 63.0 mm and the latter with a new record of 61.3 mm.
Many species names in Japan's Bekuwa breeding records still use the old name, and in fact, the genus Saw spade has changed a lot over the years, and many species have been adjusted, so the species in the existing feeding record table may not be exactly the same as imagined.
We checked that there are probably some species that have been adjusted, as detailed in the notes section below.
Straight jaw side striped saw shovel
Taiwan high sand shovel
Y-striped spade
Bekuwa's 2019 annual shovel genus record
Note 1: In the breeding record table, "アスタコイデス (poultoni)" corresponds to the Latin "P. astacoides.poultoni", the domestic classification has abolished the subspecies, the species originating in Myanmar have been merged into the two-point red saw shovel Tibetan Southeast Asian species, and the south-central Tibet production area is classified as the two-point red saw shovel camphor subspecies.
Note 2: There were originally 4 subspecies of the four-point saw shovel, and the corresponding subspecies in the breeding table "ジェンキンス(スキット) "Corresponding subspecies latin should be "P. jenkinsi sukkiti", and this subspecies was later adjusted to ssp.hiekei. At present, according to the classification of "Chinese Shovel Armor 2", the subspecies have been completely merged, and the main production areas of this species include India, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Yunnan, China.
Note 3: Jaw saw shovel Yue Tai subspecies: "Records table "スペンス (マンディブラリス) "Corresponds to the Latin scientific name originally "P.spencei mandibularis", the main production area is northern Thailand and northern Vietnam, but this subspecies has now been unified with the original subspecies into the newly established pincer spade genus, genus name: Kirchnerius, the new species named pliers or jaw saws (K.spencei), and the new species origin includes China (Yunnan, Sichuan, Tibet, Guangxi), as well as Vietnam, Myanmar and northern India.
Note 4: The original Latin scientific name of "ドルルリ(hiromii)" in the record table is "P.dorsalis hiromii", which has now been upgraded to a separate species "P. hiromii", and the original name subspecies seems to have been cancelled, no clear information has been found at present, if there are insect friends who understand, please inform, thank you!
Note 5: The "ブッダ (中國~ラオス)" in the record table corresponds to the Latin "P.buddha approximatus", which was originally a subspecies of Buda saw shovel, which has been upgraded to a separate species in Chinese spade 2, and the new Chinese name is: pseudo Buda saw shovel (P.approximatus).
Note 6: The corresponding source of the Brugeni saw shovel in the breeding record table is Batudaka Island in Indonesia, which is located near Central Sulawesi, and the subspecies that is most appropriate for the P.bruijnii pelengensis according to the P.bruijnii pelengensis subspecies should be the Brugeni sawmillione.
Postscript: Well, after this period of breeding records, there are only Japanese shovel nail feeding records, and the feeding records of the fat horn spade genus are not ready to be turned over. Finally, I would like to say that we have now fully resumed shipments, and if you have a need, you can place orders directly.
Resources:
1, BE-KUWA certified breeding record table (2018 stag breeding record)
2. "Chinese Spade Armor" series of books 1 to 3 volumes
3. Monthly Mushi insect encyclopedia Vol.6 Stag beetle large picture book of the world
Thanks for reading, if there are any errors above, I hope that all insect friends will correct it!
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