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| Geographical distribution |
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Albania according to Horváth (1916): 15  |
| Austria according to Puton (1886): 70, Kunz & Holzinger (2018): 176 , Holzinger et al. (2020): 15 |
| Belgium according to Lethierry (1878): xxxvi |
| China according to Wu (1935): 107 |
China (Manchuria) according to Kusnezov (1930): 277 |
| Crimea according to Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Croatia according to Puton (1899): 105 |
| Cyprus according to Lindberg (1948): 110 |
| Czech Republic |
| Denmark according to Ossiannilsson (1946): 79 |
| Estonia according to Melichar (1906): 49 |
| Finland according to Puton (1886): 70, Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258, Ossiannilsson (1946): 79 |
| France according to Puton (1886): 70, Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Germany according to Puton (1886): 70, Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258, Nickel (2003): 69 |
| Great Britain according to Puton (1886): 70 |
| Greece according to Puton (1899): 105 |
| Hungary according to Stål (1863): 251, Horváth (1904): 383 , Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Iran according to Melichar (1902): 91, Melichar (1906): 44, Mozaffarian & Wilson (2011): 6 |
| Iraq |
| Italy |
| Japan (Hokkaido) according to Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 348 |
| Japan (Honshu) according to Matsumura (1916): 94 , Matsumura (1916): 93 , Hori (1977): 128 , Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 348 |
| Kazakhstan according to Kusnezov (1930): 277 |
| Korea according to Matsumura (1915): 158 |
| Kyrgyzstan according to Kusnezov (1930): 275 - 276 |
| Mongolia according to Horváth (1905): 380, Wu (1935): 107, Dlabola (1965): 89 , Dlabola (1970): 7 , Emeljanov (1982): 115, Emeljanov (1982): 114 |
| Netherlands |
| North Korea according to Matsumura (1916): 93 |
| Poland according to Gebicki et al. (2013): 49 |
| Portugal according to Puton (1899): 105, Lindberg (1948): 110 |
| Romania according to Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Russia according to Puton (1899): 105, Oshanin (1907): 258 |
Russia (Irkutsk) according to Oshanin (1907): 258 |
Russia (Northwest European Russia) St Petersburg according to Kusnezov (1930): 277 |
Russia (Sakhalin) according to Matsumura (1916): 93 , Matsumura (1916): 94 |
Russia (Siberia) according to Oshanin (1907): 258 |
Russia (South European Russia) Saratov according to Stål (1863): 251 |
| Slovakia |
| Spain according to Puton (1899): 105, Lindberg (1948): 110 |
| Sweden according to Fallén (1806): 123, Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258, Ossiannilsson (1946): 79 |
| Switzerland according to Melichar (1906): 49, Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Syria according to Horváth (1905): 381 |
| Turkey according to Lodos & Kalkandelen (1981): 7 |
| Turkmenistan according to Oshanin (1907): 258 |
| Ukraine according to Kusnezov (1930): 277 |
| Uzbekistan according to Kusnezov (1930): 275 - 276 |
