Allochernes wideri (C.L. Koch, 1843)

Allochernes wideri (C.L. Koch, 1843)

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Chelifer wideri C.L. Koch, 1843: 47-48, fig. 784; Wood, 1863: unnumbered fig. on p. 679; Schiner, 1872: 76; Löw, 1867: 746; Stecker, 1875d: 88; Hansen, 1884: 545-546; Simon, 1887: cxvii; Tullgren, 1899a: 174; Ellingsen, 1907a: 162; Ellingsen, 1908c: 669; Donisthorpe, 1926: 54; Donisthorpe, 1927: 183; Kew, 1929c: 21-22.

Chernes oblongus Menge, 1855: 39-40, plate 1 fig. 19, plate 2 fig. 15, plate 3 figs 6, 13-15, plate 5 fig. 14 (junior homonym of Chelifer oblongus Say, 1821) (synonymised by Beier, 1932e: 146).

Chernes wideri (C.L. Koch): L. Koch, 1873: 10-11; Canestrini, 1874: 224; Stecker, 1874b: 233; L. Koch, 1877: 180; Kew, 1909b: 259; Daday, 1918: 2; Kästner, 1927b: fig. 3; Beier, 1931d: fig. 9b; Savory, 1945: 180, 185.

Chernes (Trachychernes) wideri (C.L. Koch): Tömösváry, 1882b: 193-194, plate 2 figs 22-23.

Chelifer (Trachychernes) wideri C.L. Koch: Ellingsen, 1910a: 383; Lessert, 1911: 17-18, fig. 15; Beier, 1929a: 343 (in part; see Chernes similis (Beier)).

Chelifer (Chernes) wideri (C.L. Koch): Kew, 1911a: 44-45, fig. 6; Kew, 1916b: 74, fig. 1; Kästner, 1928: 6, fig. 16; Schenkel, 1928: 59, figs 12-13.

Allochernes (Allochernes) wideri (C.L. Koch): Beier, 1932e: 146-147, fig. 156a; Beier, 1939e: 312.

Allochernes wideri (C.L. Koch): Tumšs, 1934: 15, fig. 3; Vachon, 1934d: 133; Vachon, 1935j: 187; Roewer, 1937: 297; Vachon, 1937e: fig. 8; Lohmander, 1939b: 300-302, fig. 8; Vachon, 1940f: 2; Lohmander, 1944: 95; Cooreman, 1946b: 4; Kaisila, 1947: 86; Beier, 1948b: 457-458, 462; Kaisila, 1949b: 83, map 8; Beier, 1952e: 5; Beier and Franz, 1954: 457; G.O. Evans and Browning, 1954: 21, fig. 15; Weidner, 1954b: 110; Beier, 1956h: 24; Beier, 1957b: 147; Ressl and Beier, 1958: 2; Meinertz, 1962: 81-83, figs 3, 5c, 45a, 46; Beier, 1963b: 263-264, fig. 263; Beier, 1963g: 274; Meinertz, 1964: 396, map 6; Beier, 1965f: 94; Ressl, 1965: 289; Helversen, 1966a: 140-141, figs 3-4; Weygoldt, 1966d: 15, 16, 26, fig. 72; Rafalski, 1967: 16; Cloudsley-Thompson, 1968: 126; Weygoldt, 1969a: fig. 96; Ressl, 1970: 252-253; Helversen and Martens, 1971: 379; Verner, 1971: figs 53, 54; Gabbutt, 1972a: 37-40, figs 1d, 2d; Gabbutt, 1972b: 2-13; Legg, 1972a: 580, figs 2(4c), 4(1); Legg, 1972b: 5; Legg, 1973b: 430, fig. 2d; Ressl, 1974: 27; Harding, 1975: 411; Klausen, 1975: 64; Legg, 1975a: 66; Legg, 1975d: fig. 2; Crocker, 1976: 9; Drogla, 1977: 89; Klausen and Totland, 1977: 101-108, plates 2-4, figs 1-2; Beier, 1978b: 415; Crocker, 1978: 9; Jones, 1979a: 200; Judson, 1979a: 62; Leclerc and Heurtault, 1979: 246; Jones, 1980c: map 19; Mendel, 1981: 230; Jędryczkowski, 1985: 79; Lippold, 1985: 40; Callaini, 1986c: 394; Andersson, Coulianos, Ehnström, Hammarstedt, Imby, Janzon, Lindelöw and Waldén, 1987: 68; Jędryczkowski, 1987b: 143, map 8; Drogla, 1988b: 10, fig. 2; Krumpál and Cyprich, 1988: 42; Legg and Jones, 1988: 111-113, figs 27a, 27b(a-k); Renner and Schawaller, 1988: plate 10; Schaefer, 1988: 100, fig. 1; Schawaller and Dashdamirov, 1988: 36, figs 61, 67; Schawaller, 1989: 21; Harvey, 1991a: 539-540; Gärdenfors and Wilander, 1992: 32, fig. 4c; Ducháč, 1993a: 66, fig. 1; Callaini and Dallai, 1994: 36; Jędryczkowski, 1995: 511; Platen, Blick, Bliss, Drogla, Malten, Martens, Scaher and Wunderlich, 1995: 55; Poinar, Ćurčić and Cokendolpher, 1998: 88; Ducháč, 1999a: 14; Henderickx, 2000c: 68, 70; Ranius and Wilander, 2000: 25-30, fig. 2b; Ranius, 2001: 143, etc., fig. 4; Šťáhlavský, 2001: 88-89, fig. 9; Beron, 2002: 37; Ranius and Douwes, 2002: 68-72, fig. 1; Delfosse, 2003: 41; Drogla, 2004: 6; Drogla and Lippold, 2004: 30; Mahnert, 2004: 464; Petrov, 2004: 162, fig. 11; Dashdamirov, 2005: 254, figs 173-175; Šťáhlavský, 2006a: 173; Šťáhlavský, 2006b: 163; Petrov and Šťáhlavský, 2007: 23-25, fig. 16; Kárpáthegyi, 2007a: 87, fig. 5; Šťáhlavský and Krásný, 2007: 432; Holmen and Scharff, 2008: 68; Kunt, Bayram, Yağmur and Danısman, 2008: 79; Šťáhlavský and Tuf, 2009: 100; Ranius, Johansson and Fahrig, 2010: 3-7; Turienzo, Iorio and Mahnert, 2010: 559, 565, 566, 573-574, 576, 577, 579, 582, 583, 585, 588.

Allochernes wideri transcaucasicus Kobakhidze, 1964a: 449-451, fig. 1; Kobakhidze, 1965b: 541; Kobakhidze, 1966: 705; Harvey, 1991a: 540 (synonymised by Dashdamirov and Schawaller, 1992b: 58, 59).

Not Chelifer wideri C.L. Koch: Löw, 1866: 944 (misidentification; see Lamprochernes nodosus (Schrank)).

Not Chernes oblongus Menge: Stecker, 1874c: 313-314 (misidentification; see Pselaphochernes scorpioides (Hermann)).

Not Chelifer (Chernes) wideri C.L. Koch: Standen, 1912: 12-13, fig. 1 (misidentification; see Allochernes powelli (Kew)).

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