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Zamoroka A.M. 2022. The longhorn beetles (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) of Ukraine: Results of two
centuries of research. Biosystem diversity. Vol. 30 No 1. P. 46-74.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15421/012206
Прикарпатський національний університет імені Василя Стефаника,
Івано-Франківськ
e-mail: andrew.zamoroka@pnu.edu.ua
Zamoroka A.M.
Proposals for unification and use of the Ukrainian national nomenclature for native and exotic
species of the longhorn beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in Ukraine. Part I: subfamilies
Spondylidinae and Prioninae
Here, I presented the study on historical development and changes in the Ukrainian national
nomenclature of the longhorn beetles, which traditionally named "Skrypuny". I collected and arranged
the traditional Ukrainian names for the longhorn beetles, their regional variations, and historical
attempts for their codifications. Since the middle of XIX century, vernacular names, collected in folklore
expeditions, of certain groups of the longhorn beetles have been published in multiple scientific papers
and school textbooks of zoology. On the beginning of XX century, most vernacular names of the
longhorn beetles have been relevantly arranged in the dictionaries of the Ukrainian zoological
nomenclature. The development of the Ukrainian national zoological nomenclature was forcibly
stopped in the early 1930s. Due to the politics of "internationalization" and artificial "convergence of
languages" in the USSR, the traditional Ukrainian vernacular names were withdrawn from the
scientific use and replaced by "Vusachi" consonant with the Russian. In the second half of XX century,
the Ukrainian vernacular names of the longhorn beetles were repeatedly replaced by Russian tracings
and Latin transliterations in specialized zoological dictionaries and in the general dictionaries of
Ukrainian language. In the current paper, I proposed methodological approaches to the derivation and
standardization of Ukrainian vernacular names based on the Ukrainian Spelling. I also substantiated
the reasons for choosing certain Ukrainian vernacular names for scientific use parallelly with the
scientific Latin name. In the Part I, I presented Ukrainian names for 46 taxa, including 1 subfamily, 10
tribes, 17 genera, and 17 species.
Key words: Ukrainian nomenclature, the longhorn beetles, Cerambycidae.