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Cixidia (Epiptera) lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840)

Basionym original publication
Zetterstedt J. W. 1840 - Insecta laponica. 314 pp. Voss, Leipzig. [304]
Chronological account
Cixius lapponicus Zetterstedt, 1840 previous combination of Helicoptera lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840) according to Sahlberg (1871): 54
Helicoptera lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840) previous combination of Epiptera lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840) according to Metcalf (1948): 50
Epiptera lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840) previous combination of Cixidia (Epiptera) lapponica (Zetterstedt, 1840) according to Anufriev (1969): 174
Use(s) (chresonymy)
Flata lapponica Gistel, 1837 nomen nudum of Cixius lapponicus Zetterstedt, 1840 according to Metcalf (1948): 50
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Distribution map: extant taxa
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Geographical distribution
Austria  according to  Holzinger & Friess (2014): 1337 , Asche (2015): 44, Seljak (2023): 134
Estonia  according to  Vilbaste (1971)
Finland  according to  Sahlberg (1871), Sahlberg (1871): 390, Linnavuori (1951), Asche (2015): 44
France  according to  Asche (2015): 43
Germany  according to  Seljak (2023): 134
Hungary  according to  Puton (1881)
Moldova  according to  Seljak (2023): 134
Mongolia  according to  Emeljanov (1982): 111
Norway  according to  Fjellberg & Hansen (1997): 76
Romania  according to  Lindberg (1927), Asche (2015): 44, Seljak (2023): 134
Russia (Amur)  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175
Russia (Chita)  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175
Russia (Irkutsk)  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175
Russia (Magadan)  according to  Anufriev (1983): 144
Russia (North European Russia) Murmansk  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175
Russia (North European Russia) Vologda  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175 , Asche (2015): 44
Russia (Primorye)  according to  Anufriev (1969): 175
Siberia (Krasnoyarsk)  according to  Metcalf (1948): 51
Slovakia  according to  Dlabola (1976): 348, Seljak (2023): 134
Slovenia  according to  Seljak (2023): 134
Sweden  according to  Sahlberg (1871): 390, Lindberg (1927)