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 the crossroad to Zara; Beypinari; Tunceli: 15 km north of Pülümür”.

Pedestredorcadion scabricolle, Breuning & Villiers, 1967: 61 – “Erzeroum”.

Pedestredorcadion scabricolle, Villiers, 1967: 365 – “Iran: Tabriz; Kiklik-Dagh; Mazanderan, Ghilan, Talysh; Lurestan et de Zendjan à Ardebil”.

Dorcadion (Cribridorcadion) scabricolle, Danilevsky, Kasatkin, Rubenyan, 2005: 137, 141 (endophallus); Özdikmen, 2007: 308 – “Caucasus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Transcaucasia, Turkey, Iran”; 2008: 60 – Turkey: “Marmara Region”; 2010: 466; 2011: 65 – “Mediterranean region”; 2012a: 79; 2012b: 774 – “Georgia” is declared as “mistaken information”; 2016: 2441; Özdikmen, Turgut & Güzel, 2009: 86 – “Ankara: Ayaş”, “Kizilcahamam, Işik Daği”; Özdikmen, et al., 2010: 1149, 1160; Sakenin et al., 2011: 10 – “Iran: West Azarbayjan province: Salmas”; Şenyüz, Özdikmen, 2013: 575 – “Kütahya: Türkmen Mt., Gölcük district”, Kütahya: “Aydoğdu village”; Okutaner et al., 2011: 866-869, 874, 876; Lazarev, 2013: 222.

Dorcadion (Cribridorcadion) scrobicolle, Sakenin & Samin, 2011: 7 (wrong spelling) – “Mazandaran province, Chalus”.

Type locality. Georgia – according to the original description.

Diagnosis. Head usually glabrous, or pubescent in autochromal females; antennae thick, reaching apical elytral forth (males) or elytral middle (females), black with red 1st joint or sometimes totally red or totally black; prothorax transverse with wide rounded or sharpened lateral tubercles; pronotum usually glabrous and shining, with very rough dense or scattered punctation (sometimes lusterless with very dens punctation), or pubescent and less roughly punctuated in autochromal females; elytra regularly oval with very dense regular pubescence, usually mostly black in males and androchromal females, very rare about totally white in certain subspecies or partly brownish in androchromal females; short semierect elytral setae indistinct, or hardly visible in females; males always without dorsal elytral stripes, often small basal rudiments present in form of white spots; autochromal females often with wide irregular partly interrupted dorsal pale stripes; humeral and sutural stripes always well developed, narrow or wide, often with irregular internal margins, sometimes widened to about whole elytral surface, making elytra totally white; sutural white elytral stripes never accompanied with velvety black lines; elytral carinae usually absent or slightly pronounced; legs are usually totally red, but sometimes more or less darkened, with dense pale pubescence; femora and tibiae densely punctated; abdomen with dense recumbent white pubescence, finely