Idiolispa analis subsp. analis

Idiolispa analis analis (Gravenhorst, 1807) (Figs. 66A–F) Bassus analis Gravenhorst, 1807: 266. Ichneumon cursor Thunberg, 1822: 256. Cryptus elevatus Zetterstedt, 1838: 370. Cryptus limatus Cresson, 1864: 298. Ischnus lentus Provancher, 1875: 110. Spilocryptus dubiosus Kiss, 1924: 57. Idiolispa fusca Constantineanu, 1929: 497. Materials examined. JAPAN: [Yonagunijima Is.] NARO, 6M, 5–8. IV. 1999, K. Konishi leg. (YPT); KPM-NK 103136, F, Mt. Kubura-dake, 29. V. 2003, T. Mita leg.; KPM-NK 103137–103140, 1 F & 3M, ditto, 30. IV. 2004; KPM-NK 103141, N, Kubura, 28. III. 2011, T. Kawano leg.; KPM-NK 103142, 103143, 2 M, Tarumai-shitsugen, 17. III. 2007, J. Imura leg.; KPM-NK103144, M, Tabarugawa-shitsugen, 8. IV. 2013, T. Sasai leg. GERMANY: MNHAH, 1F (det. by Momoi), Sternberg, 12. VIII. 1937. ITALY: MNHAH, 2M, Naturns, 14. VII. 1958, D. Townes leg. AUSTRIA: MNHAH, 1F (det. by Townes), Admont, Kaiserau, VI. 1950; LI, 1F (det. by Schwarz), Oberosterreich, Kraftwerk Wallsee, S-Ufer, 19. VI. 1996, J. Gusenleitner leg.; LI, 1M (det. by Schwarz), Perchtoldsdorfer Heide, 8. VI. 2013. USA: MNHAH, 1F (det. Townes as I. analis imata), Michigan, Ann Arbor, 12. V. 1959, H. & M. Townes leg. Description. See Townes & Townes (1962) and Schwarz (1988). Distribution. Japan (Yonagunijima Is.); widely distributed in Holarctic region and India (Oriental region). Bionomics. According to Yu et al. (2016), several spiders, sawfly, moths, and cerambycid beetle have been recorded as host. Remarks. This is the first record of this species from Japan while this distribution may be based on the introduced population. This subspecies can be easily distinguished from I. analis nigra by the conspicuous red T II and T III (Figs. 66A, B) (black in I. analis nigra).