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Taxon count: 3

Gastrallus immarginatusSet as tree root ↑
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Gastrallus knizekiSet as tree root ↑
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Gastrallus laevigatusSet as tree root ↑
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of the left panel species: Anobium exilis L. Gyllenhal, 1827

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name status: synonym

BioMap ID: 1016814

taxonomy checked: YES

valid name: Gastrallus immarginatus (Ph.W.J. Müller, 1821)

Polish Red List: DD

source of names: Löbl et Smetana 2007

Data on distribution in Poland

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Records: 30
Publications: 21
Collections: 2
Publication authors: 16
Illustrations (iconography): lacking
Photos (specimen/observation): lacking

Taxon description

Burakowski et al. 1986c:

Gatunek rozsiedlony w południowej części Palearktyki, występujący w Europie od krajów śródziemnomorskich do Wysp Brytyjskich i środkowych prowincji Szwecji. W Polsce chrząszcz bardzo rzadko spotykany, wykazany tylko z czterech krain w zachodniej części kraju. Larwy żyją w martwym drewnie i w korze drzew liściastych, najczęściej starych dębów. Postacie dojrzałe poławiano od czerwca do sierpnia.

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