Keywords
Elateridae
Stavropol Area
Georgia
new records
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Abstract
New records of the click beetle Compsolacon crenicollis (Ménétriés, 1832) (Coleoptera: Elateridae) for the Central Cis-Caucasus territory, Stavropol Area (Mikhailovsk City) and the Trans-Caucasus, Georgia (Tsalka District, KhramGES village) are reported. The ecological peculiarities of this species are presented and discussed.
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