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JOURNAL OF NATURAL HISTORY
Volume 39, Issue 40, Pages 3483-3500Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/00222930500393046
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biogeography; Carabidae; caves; Coleoptera; ecology; Iberian Peninsula; key; systematics; T. martinezi-lineage; taxonomy; Trechus torressalai new species
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Trechus torressalai new species, a cave-dwelling ground beetle from eastern Spain is described. Ecological data are also included. Diverse morphological characters suggest they belong in the Trechus fulvus-group. Detailed study of the aedeagus suggests taxonomic affinities with Trechus martinezi Jeannel, Trechus alicantinus Espa (n) over tilde $ ol, and Trechus beltrani Toribio. The close relationship among these species reveals an adelphotaxon-complex that constitutes the T. martinezi-lineage, exclusive to the north-eastern Betic Mountains. An identification key to the species and biogeographical comments on the T. martinezi-lineage are also included.
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