Danacea ( Allodanacaea ) sulcitana Liberti, 1985

Liberti, Gianfranco, 2009, Improved Strategies for Branching on General Disjunctions, Zootaxa 2318, pp. 339-385 : 356-357

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Danacea ( Allodanacaea) sulcitana Liberti, 1985

( Figs 8 View FIGURES 1–11 , 26 View FIGURES 24–27 )

Danacaea ( Allodanacaea) sulcitana * Liberti 1985: 356 (Loc. typ. Gonnosfanadiga, Sardinia).

Material examined. Sassari prov.: *Alghero, 1983 ( CLI); Sassari , y-a ( MSNUF).Oristano prov.: *Laconi, y-? ( MNHU). Medio Campidano prov.: *Gonnosfanadiga, 1983 ( CLI, MCSNG); Monte Linas, 1994 ( CME); Montevecchio, y-a ( MSNUF); Sant'Antonio di Santadi, 1995 ( CAN); *Torre di Flumentorgiu, 1897 ( MCSNM). Carbonia-Iglesias prov.: Domusnovas, 2006 ( CNBFVR); *Iglesias, 1998 ( CAN, CCO, CME); Isola La Vacca, 1988 ( CNBFVR, MCSNG); Isola di San Pietro, 1987 ( CNBFVR, MCSNG); * Isola di San Pietro, Carloforte, 1989 ( CBI, CDO, MCSNG); Isola di Sant'Antioco, 1998 ( CME); Isola di Sant'Antioco, Cala Lunga, 1989 ( MCSNG); * Isola di Sant’Antioco, Capo Sperone, 1978 ( CLI); Monti Marganai, 2006 ( CNBFVR); Nebida, 2000 ( CME). Cagliari prov.: *Cagliari, 1902 ( CDO); Capo Carbonara, 1985 ( CSA); Capoterra, 1997 ( CME); Dolianova, 1995 ( CME); Domus de Maria, 1989 ( CSA); Isola Serpentara, 1988 ( MCSNG); Isola dei Cavoli, 1988 ( MCSNG); Monte Arcosu, 2001 ( CLI, CPN); Monte Sant'Elia, 1997 ( CME); Monte dei Sette Fratelli, 1989 ( CME); *Olia Speciosa, 1985 ( CLI); Pula, 1992 ( CME); Quartu Sant'Elena, 1991 ( CME); *Quirra, 1985 ( CLI); *San Gregorio, 1985 ( CLI); San Nicolò Gerrei, 1992 ( CME); Siliqua, 1997 ( CME); Solèminis, 1983 ( CFO); *Uta, 1985 ( CLI); Villasimius, 1995 ( CAN).

Chorotype. Sardinian; widespread in the south and also occurring along the west coast of the island ( Fig. 26 View FIGURES 24–27 ). Affinities: Central Mediterranean, very close to D. ( A.) picicornis .

Notes. This is the most common Allodanacaea of the island, particularly in Cagliari province, and it is often collected in numbers. It is very similar to D. ( A.) picicornis and cannot be distinguished from it by external characters only. It may well be a subspecies; it was given species rank only because its distribution area ( Fig. 26 View FIGURES 24–27 ) overlaps with that of D. ( A.) picicornis picicornis ( Fig. 25 View FIGURES 24–27 ), even though the two taxa have not yet been collected together.