New data on the longhorn beetles of Mongolia with particular emphasis on the genus Eodorcadion Breuning, 1947 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) Karpinski, Lech Szczepanski, Wojciech T. Boldgiv, Bazartseren Walczak, Marcin ZooKeys 2018 2018-02-22 739 107 150 77797EF8-60F2-5CF7-8553-EAE885400682 (Blessig, 1873) Blessig 1873 Insecta Cerambycidae Lepturalia CoL Animalia Lepturalia nigripes subsp. rufipennis Coleoptera 7 114 Arthropoda subSpecies nigripes rufipennis  Material examined.    ToevAimag:  70 kmNE of Ulaanbaatar( 47°57'N, 107°49'E),  1833 ma.s.l., 30 VII 2015, 1♂, on  Seseli condensatum, leg. MW; Selenge Aimag:  50 kmNE of Zuunkharaa( 49°05'N, 107°17'E),  930 ma.s.l., 02 VIII 2015, 8 larvae,  Betula platyphylla, leg. LK, MW, and WTS.  Remarks. This is a temperate Palaearctic species that is distributed from north-eastern Europe to the Far East (  Svachaand Danilevsky 1989, Sama 2002). Moreover, the subspecies  L. nigripes rufipennisis known to occur in the easternmost part of its territory from East Siberia and Kazakhstan to the Far East ( Danilevsky 2017a). In Mongolia, it is a quite common species, especially in stands having a large share of birch trees (e.g., Namhaidorzh 1972, Cherepanov 1990a,  Muelleret al. 2013), which is the main preferred host plant species. The development of the larvae takes place in trunks, branches, and decaying stumps. The adults fly from May to August and feed on the flowers of various species ( Cherepanov 1990a, Sama 2002). A single male was observed on flowers in the forest steppe (Fig. 7A). The larvae (Fig. 7B) were found in the rotten stumps of the birch  Betula platyphyllain their basal zones in the light taiga (Fig. 7C). Like  L. thoracica, this species, which is very rare in Europe, seems to be rather common in pristine local habitats of both Mongolian taiga and forest steppe. 2015-07-30 2015-08-02 2015-07-30 1833 49.083332 Toev Aimag 1106 107.28333 9 8 1