| 词条 | Nicrophorus interruptus |
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| image = Silphidae - Nicrophorus interruptus.JPG | image_caption = | genus = Nicrophorus | species = interruptus | authority = Stephens, 1830 |synonyms_ref = |synonyms = {{collapsible list|bullets = trueN. basalis, Gistel, 1848 | N. corsicus, Laporte, 1832 | N. c. funereus, Heyden, 1906 | N. c. laportei, Meier, 1900 | N. c. vordozi, Meier, 1900 | N. fossor, Erichson, 1837 | N. f. algiricus, Portevin, 1926 | N. f. brunnipes, Portevin, 1924 | N. f. centrimaculatus, Portevin, 1924 | N. f. corsicus laportei, Hatch, 1928 | N. f. c. vodozi, Hatch, 1928 | N. f. fossor, Růžička, 1993 | N. f. funereus, Portevin, 1924 | N. f. infuscaticornis, Portevin, 1924 | N. f. nigricans, Portevin, 1924 | N. f. pasqueti, Portevin, 1926 | N. f. trimaculatus, Portevin, 1924 | N. funereus, Géné, 1839 | N. gallicus, Jacquelin du Val, 1860 | N. i. algiricus, Pasquet, 1916 | N. i. brunnipes, Gradl, 1882 | N. i. centrimaculatus, Reitter, 1895 | N. i. corsicus, Jakobson, 1910 | N. i. c. funereus, Sainte-Claire-Deville, 1914 | N. i. c. laportei, Sainte-Claire-Deville, 1914 | N. i. funereus, Winkler, 1925 | N. i. gallicus, Gemminger & Harold, 1868 | N. i. infuscaticornis, Winkler, 1925 | N. i. interruptus, Bertin & Lebberoni, 1999 | N. i. nigricans, Pasquet, 1916 | N. i. pasqueti, Pic, 1917 | N. i. suturalis, Reitter, 1895 | N. i. trimaculatus, Gradl, 1882 | N. i. trinotatus, Reitter, 1911 | N. investigator suturalis, Portevin, 1926 | N. i. investigator suturalis, Arnett, 1944 | N. ruspator fossor, Heer, 1841 | N. sepultor suturalis, Marseul, 1884 | N. suturalis, Motschulsky, 1860 | N. vestigator interruptus, Stein, 1868 | N. v. trimaculatus, Marseul, 1884 | Silpha corsica, Reitter, 1884 | S. fossor, Reitter, 1884 | S. interrupta, Reitter, 1884}} }}Nicrophorus interruptus is a species of burying beetle or sexton beetle belonging to the family Silphidae subfamily Nicrophorinae.[1] SubspeciesSubspecies include:[2]
DistributionNicrophorus interruptus is the rarest but widespread among the large red and black carrion beetles.[3] They are present in most of Europe, in the East Palearctic ecozone, in the Near East and in North Africa.[4]DescriptionThe adults grow up to {{convert|26|mm}} long.[5] They are mostly black with two orange-red markings on the elytra and a yellow pubescence on protruding abdominal segments.[5] They are also characterized by the absence of hairs on the thorax and straight tibias on the hind legs.[5] The front and posterior orange-red markings on the elytra are separated from one another at the suture. They have large club-like antennae equipped with black and reddish tips[5] containing chemoreceptors, capable of detecting a dead animal from a long way away.[5] BiologyThese beetles are scavengers, breeding and living off in rotten carcases.[5] In fact they bury the carcasses of small vertebrates such as birds and mice as a food source for their larvae. In Nicrophorus interruptus both the male and female parents take care of the brood, quite rare behaviour among insects. The prospective parents begin to dig a hole below the carcass, forming the crypt, where the carcass will remain until the flesh has been completely consumed. Although the larvae are able to feed themselves, both parents also feed them by regurgitated liquid food.[6] The adult beetles continue to protect the larvae, which take several days to mature.. The final-stage larvae migrate into the soil and pupate, transforming from small white larvae to fully formed adult beetles.[6] Bibliography
References{{Wikispecies}}{{Commons}}1. ^Catalogue of life {{Taxonbar|from=Q7030627}}2. ^[https://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id5354/ Biolib] 3. ^Michael Darby [https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/name/Nicrophorus_interruptus# The beetles of the Wylye Down National Nature Reserve] Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. v.102(2009) Page 8 4. ^Fauna europaea 5. ^1 2 3 4 5 A Nature Observer's Scrapbook 6. ^1 Erna Pukowski Ecological Investigation of Necrophorus F. Zeitschrift fur Morphologie und Oekologie der Tiere 27(3): 518-586. 1933 5 : Silphidae|Beetles of North America|Beetles of Europe|Beetles described in 1830|Palearctic insects |
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