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Ameles persa

Species in validated by: Japarashvili S.

Scientific Name ID: 2279
Name According To: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/67062168
Species: persa
Taxon Rank: Species
Scientific Name Authorship: Bolivar, 1911
GBD Remarks:

Ameles persa is the only species of Ameles recorded from Caucasus. It is known from Armenia, about 130 km from the locality of this specimen, and the occurrence of this species in Georgia was likely. This species is easily recognizable by the long and erect pubescence of walking legs and short pronotum. Occurrence of another species, Ameles heldreichi, in the caucasian area cannot be excluded. However, this species has shorter legs pubescence and proportionally shorter pronotum. (c) marcovilla


Reference of occurrence in Georgia: Personal observation by Armen Seropian

Information from GBIF about Ameles persa

GBIF scientific name: Ameles persa Bolivar, 1911
GBIF taxonomic status: ACCEPTED

GBIF cointains 2 occurances (with coordinates) of Ameles persa Bolivar, 1911 from Georgia


Conservation Status

This section is under construction


National Red List Status: NE


IUCN Red List Status: NE


Protection status: Not defined


Reason: N/A


Trend: Unknown


Native/Introduced: Native


Comment: Information is not enough to make a proper evaluation, According to (Battiston, R., & Massa, B., 2008) this species is only distributed in following countries: Afghanistan, Armenia, Iran


Taxonomy according to: Battiston, R., & Massa, B. (2008). The Mantids of Caucasus (Insecta Mantodea). Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati, a, 258, 5-28.


References: Battiston, R., & Massa, B. (2008). The Mantids of Caucasus (Insecta Mantodea). Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati, a, 258, 5-28, Chaladze G (Editors). 2013. Georgian biodiversity database. http://www.biodiversity-georgia.net/. Downloaded on: 22 S


Evaluated By: Japarashvili S.


Date evaluated: Nov 2021