FAUNISTIC ANALYSIS AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF THE SUBFAMILY HARPALINAE IN THE FERGANA VALLEY

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Zulfizar Yusupxodjayeva

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The article analyzes the faunistic composition, taxonomic structure, and distribution of the subfamily Harpalinae (Carabidae Latreille, 1802) in the Fergana Valley. The study recorded 1 subfamily, 54 tribes, 54 genera, and 251 species (including 30 subspecies) within Uzbekistan. Most species belong to the tribes Harpalini, Lebiini, Pterostichini, Platynini, and Zabrini. Their distribution in mountainous, semi-desert, and agrocenotic landscapes and their role in biological control are highlighted. The results confirm significant biodiversity and elements of endemism in the region.

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FAUNISTIC ANALYSIS AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF THE SUBFAMILY HARPALINAE IN THE FERGANA VALLEY. (2026). Bulletin of Innovative Research, 3(3), 55-59. https://innovationbulliten.com/index.php/journal/article/view/166

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