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Guatemalan Plusiotis And Chrysina (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Rutelinae): New Records, Jose Monzon
Guatemalan Plusiotis And Chrysina (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Rutelinae): New Records, Jose Monzon
Insecta Mundi
Abstract:
First country records for 5 species of Rutelinae are given for Guatemala, as well as new geographical and altitudinal distributions for Plusiotis prototelica Moron & Howden and Plusiotis quiche Mor6n. Plusiotis auropunctata Ohaus and Chrysina triumphalis Moron are cited from western Guatemala. Plusiotis luteomarginata Ohaus, Plusiotis strasseni Ohaus and Chrysina karschi Nonfried are cited from eastern Guatemala, near the Honduran border.
Resumen:
Se presentan las primeras citas de 5 especies de Rutelinos para Guatemala, asi como nuevas distribuciones geogrzificas y de altitud para Plusiotis prototelica Mordn & Howden y Plusiotis quiche Moron. Plusiotis auropunctata Ohaus y Chrysina triumphalis Moron …
Seven New Species Of Druciatus Marshall (Diptera; Sphaeroceridae; Limosininae), S. A. Marshall, S. Totton
Seven New Species Of Druciatus Marshall (Diptera; Sphaeroceridae; Limosininae), S. A. Marshall, S. Totton
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Druciatus nigritarsus new species is described from St. Vincent, Guyana, Ecuador and Peru, D. trisetus new species is described from Ecuador, Brazil and Guyana, D. dissidens and D. latisternus new species are described from Costa Rica, D. angustus new species is described from Mexico, D. campbelli new species is described from Guatemala, and D. petilus new species is described from Ecuador. A key is provided to the eight species in the genus Druciatus.
A New Species Of Argentinoeme Bruch 1911 From Argentina (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), Osvaldo R. Di Iorio
A New Species Of Argentinoeme Bruch 1911 From Argentina (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), Osvaldo R. Di Iorio
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Argentinoeme Bruch (191 1) remained as a monotypic genus until the finding of the material herein described. The type species of the genus, A. schulzi Bruch (191 1) from Argentina, is characterized by 12-segmented antennae, cylindrical pronotum with granulations at its base, femora narrowing only toward their bases, and divided eyes. Argentinoeme pseudobscura sp. nov., with 11-segmented antennae and appendiculate distal segment, constitutes the second known species of this genus.
Additions To The Known Range Of Bembidion Rufotinctum Chaudoir (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Bembidiini), Paul M. Choate, Angela L. Choate
Additions To The Known Range Of Bembidion Rufotinctum Chaudoir (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Bembidiini), Paul M. Choate, Angela L. Choate
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Previously known from northeastern United States and Virginia, Bembidion rufotinctum Chaudoir is recorded from North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Georgia. Habitat preference for this species appears to remain the same throughout its range. Specimens may be found hiding in cracks in rocks exposed to rapidly flowing water. The presence of this species may be indicated by Pentacora ligata (Say)(Hemiptera: Saldidae) that occurs on the same rocks.
Book Notices, Eugene J. Gerberg
Book Notices, Eugene J. Gerberg
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Books:
Butterflies of North America by John Feltwell.
Butterflies. How to identify and attract them to your garden by Marcus Schneck.
Pests of stored products and their control by Dennis S. Hill.
Book Reviews, Ross H. Arnett Jr.
Book Reviews, Ross H. Arnett Jr.
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Cavatorella Spirodelae Deonier (Diptera: Ephydridae), A New Genus And New Species From Spirodela (Giant Duckweed) In China And Japan, D. L. Deonier
Cavatorella Spirodelae Deonier (Diptera: Ephydridae), A New Genus And New Species From Spirodela (Giant Duckweed) In China And Japan, D. L. Deonier
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The new genus, Cavatorella is described based on the sole known Cavatorella spirodelae, new species, many specimens of which were collected in China from the aquatic plant Spirodela polyrhiza L. (giant duckweed) in 1991. A few adults were collected in Japan in 1955.
The Argentine Species Of The Genus Megacyllene Casey,L912 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), With Description Of A New Species, Osvaldo Di Iorio
The Argentine Species Of The Genus Megacyllene Casey,L912 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), With Description Of A New Species, Osvaldo Di Iorio
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Fifteen species of Megacyllene occur in Argentina: M. acuta (Germ.), M. bonplandi (Gounelle), M. castanea (Laporte & Gory), M. insignita (Perroud), M. falsa (Chevrolat), M. mellyi (Chevrolat), M. minuta (Chevrolat), M. multiguttata Burmeister (status nov.), . murina Purmeister), M. neblinosa new species, M. proxima (Laporte and Gory), M. spinifera (Newman), M. rotundicollis Zajciw, M. rufipes (Laporte and Gory) and M. unicolor Fuchs (=M. lateripilosa Zajciw new synonym). A Lectotype and Paralectotype are designated for M. multiguttata. Megacyllene quinquefasciata Melzer, 1931, is not considered a true Megacyllene but its generic status remains uncertain and needs further revision. Geographica1 distributions …
The Genus Neoclytus Thomson, 1860 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Clytini) In Argentina, Osvaldo R. Di Iorio
The Genus Neoclytus Thomson, 1860 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Clytini) In Argentina, Osvaldo R. Di Iorio
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Fourteen species of Neoclytus Thomson,l860 occur in Argentina: N. armaticollis Zajciw, N. aulai Bruch, N. centurio (Chevrolat), N. curvatus (Germ.) N. delicatus (Gounelle), N. famelicus (Burmeister), N. guianensis (Laporte &Gory), N. mulleri Fuchs, N. patagonicus (Bruch) comb. nov., N. pusillus (Laporte &Gory), N. rufus (Olivier), N. sobrinus (Laporte & Gory), N, stillatus Aurivillius (=N. parumnotatus Zajciw syn. nov. )and N. ypsilon (Chevrolat). N. armaticollis, N. delicatus and N. stillatus are new records for Argentina. The geographical distribution in Argentina and a key for species are given.
The Planthopper Genus Acanalonia In The United States (Homoptera: Issidae): Male And Female Genitalic Morphology, Rebecca Freund, Stephen W. Wilson
The Planthopper Genus Acanalonia In The United States (Homoptera: Issidae): Male And Female Genitalic Morphology, Rebecca Freund, Stephen W. Wilson
Insecta Mundi
The issid planthopper genus Acanalonia is reviewed and a key to the 18 species provided. Detailed descriptions and illustrations of the complete external morphology of A. conica (Say), and descriptions and illustrations of the male and female external genitalia of the species of united States Acanalonia are given. The principal genitalic features used to separate species included: male-shape and length of the aedeagal caudal and lateral processes, and presence of caudal extensions; female -shape of the 8th abdominal segment and the number of teeth on the gonapophysis of the 8th segment.
Plusiotis Alfredolaui, A New Sibling Species Of P. Badeni Boucard (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Rutelinae), David C. Hawks
Plusiotis Alfredolaui, A New Sibling Species Of P. Badeni Boucard (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Rutelinae), David C. Hawks
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Plusiotis alfredolaui is described from the vicinity of Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico. It is very closely related to P. badeni Boucard, and is nearly indistinguishable externally. The male and female genitalia, however, are very different from those of P. badeni.
Sclerocoelus And Druciatus, New Genera Of New World Sphaeroceridae (Diptera; Sphaeroceridae; Limosininae), S. A. Marshall
Sclerocoelus And Druciatus, New Genera Of New World Sphaeroceridae (Diptera; Sphaeroceridae; Limosininae), S. A. Marshall
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The new genus Sclerocoelus is described for a large group of New World species including Sclerocoelus sordipes (Adams) new combination, Sclerocoelus regularis (Malloch) new combination, Sclerocoelus plumiseta (Duda) new combination, and about 40 undescribed species. The widespread Nearctic species Limosina sordipes Adams is redescribed and designated as the type species of Sclerocoelus. Lectotypes are designated for Limosina sordipes Adams and Limosina evanescens Tucker. The new genus Druciatus is described for a group of 7 undescribed species fiom Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. The type species, Druciatus ovisternus n.sp., is described from Dominica and the Dominican Republic.
Geographic Distribution Of The Gerridae In Argentina (Insecta, Heteroptera), Silvia A. Mazzucconi, Axel O. Bachmann
Geographic Distribution Of The Gerridae In Argentina (Insecta, Heteroptera), Silvia A. Mazzucconi, Axel O. Bachmann
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Distributional data for the fourteen species of Gerridae known to occur in Argentina are given: Eurygerris fuscinervis (herein first recorded from San Juan and San Luis Provinces), Limnogonus (Limnogonus) aduncus (herein first recorded from Formosa Prov.), L. (L.) ignotus, L. (L.)profugus, L. (Neogerris) lubricus (herein first recorded from Cordoba Prov.), Brachymetra albinerva albinerva (herein first recorded from Salta Prov.), Rheumatobates (Rheumatobates) bonariensis, R. (R.)crassifemur crassifemur (herein first recorded from Santa Fe Prov.), Halobatopsis platensis, H. spiniventris (herein first recorded from Entre Rios Prov.), Metrobates plaumanni plaumanni, M. vigilis, Ovatametra gualeguay (herein first recorded from Buenos Aires Prov.), and Trepobates taylori …
The Planthopper Genus Phylloscelis In The United States (Homoptera: Dictyopharidae), Stephen W. Wilson, Kenneth R. Mcpherson
The Planthopper Genus Phylloscelis In The United States (Homoptera: Dictyopharidae), Stephen W. Wilson, Kenneth R. Mcpherson
Insecta Mundi
The dictyopharid planthopper genus Phylloscelis is reviewed and a key to the four species provided. The morphology ofadult male and female P. pallescens Germar, P. atra Germar, P. rubra Ball, and P. pennata Ball is described and illustrated in detail. The species are separated principally by color patterns, wing venation, and features of the male and female external genitalia.
Review Of The Nearctic Species Of Anaphothrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae), Sueo Nakahara
Review Of The Nearctic Species Of Anaphothrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae), Sueo Nakahara
Insecta Mundi
Seventeen species of Anaphothrips are here recorded and reviewed from the Nearctic Region. Six new species, A. helvolus, A. luteus, A. mexicanus, A. paludicola, A. trimaculatus, and A. univittatus, and 11 nominal species are described. A key to the females of 17 species and to males of 11 species is provided. Anaphothrips flavocastaneus Johansen is reassigned to Oxythrips, A. ripicola Hood is revived as a good species, A. sandersoni Stannard is treated as a junior synonym of A. decolor Hood, and A. sudanensis Trybom is reported from Mexico.
A New Species Of Aphodius (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) From Alabama Pocket Gopher Burrows, Paul E. Skelley, Robert D. Gordon
A New Species Of Aphodius (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) From Alabama Pocket Gopher Burrows, Paul E. Skelley, Robert D. Gordon
Insecta Mundi
Aphodius alabama, new species, collected in burrows of the southeastern pocket gopher Geomys pinetus Rafinesque, is described. Aphodius dyspistus Skelley & Woodruff, A. hubbelli S. & W., A. platypleurus S. & W., and A. tanytarsus S. & W., collected with A. alubarna, are all recorded from southeastern Alabama.
A New Genus And Species Of Stygobiontic Dytiscid Beetle, Comaldessus Stygius (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae: Bidessini) From Comal Springs, Texas, Paul J. Spangler, Cheryl B. Barr
A New Genus And Species Of Stygobiontic Dytiscid Beetle, Comaldessus Stygius (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae: Bidessini) From Comal Springs, Texas, Paul J. Spangler, Cheryl B. Barr
Insecta Mundi
A new genus and species of stygobiontic bidessine dytiscid beetle, Comaldessus stygius, from Comal Springs, Texas, is described and compared with the proposed sister epigean genus Uuarus and the only other known stygobiontic bidessine water beetles, Trogloguignotus concii Sanfilippo from Venezuela and Uvarus chappuisi (Peschet) from Africa. Distinctive characters of the adult are illustrated with pen and ink drawings and scanning electron micrographs. The new taxon is the second stygobiontic bidessine genus with rudimentary eyes known from the Western Hemisphere and the first known from North America.
Two New Glaresis From The Desert Southwest, With Notes On The Identity Of Glaresis Mendica Horn (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Glaresinae), William B. Warner
Two New Glaresis From The Desert Southwest, With Notes On The Identity Of Glaresis Mendica Horn (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Glaresinae), William B. Warner
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Diagnostic characters of Glaresis mendica Horn are discussed, and an undescribed species, confused with G. mendica by authors subsequent to Horn, is described as Glaresis gordoni new species. A second new species, Glaresis zvirgzdinsi, is described from two isolated sand dunes in Yuma County, Arizona, USA. Diagnostic characters of the new species, as well as those of G. mendica, are illustrated.
Bathycranium : Synonymised With Syntormon, Distinction Between Parasyntormon And Syntormon Discussed And S. Bicolorellus And S. Luteicornis (Diptera : Dolichopodidae) Redescribed, M. C. D. Speight, R. M. Blackith, R. E. Blackith
Bathycranium : Synonymised With Syntormon, Distinction Between Parasyntormon And Syntormon Discussed And S. Bicolorellus And S. Luteicornis (Diptera : Dolichopodidae) Redescribed, M. C. D. Speight, R. M. Blackith, R. E. Blackith
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It is demonstrated that there is no valid basis on which to sustain the monotypic genus Bathycranium Strobl and concluded that Bathycranium should be recognised as a junior synonym of Syntormon Loew (new status). The species Syntormon bicolorellus Zetterstedt (new combination) falls into a natural grouping of Syntormon species with downcurved facial hairs in females. This species and S. luteicornis Parent are redescribed. Distinctions between Syntormonand Parasyntormon are discussed.
Occurrence Of The Milliped Ergodesmus Compactus Chamberlin In Canada (Polydesmida: Nearctodesmidae), Carl L. Whitney, Rowland M. Shelley
Occurrence Of The Milliped Ergodesmus Compactus Chamberlin In Canada (Polydesmida: Nearctodesmidae), Carl L. Whitney, Rowland M. Shelley
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Recent collecting in southcentral British Columbia, near the International Border, has confirmed the Canadian occurrence of the milliped Ergodesmus compactus Chamberlin, which was predicted by field work in the adjacent part of the United States. With Nearctodesmus insulanus (Chamberlin) occupying the Shuswap Highlands and the Pacific Coastal region, the Nearctodesmidae is known from three separate regions of Canada, all in British Columbia. Other millipeds in the northwestern United States that may be reasonably anticipated in western Canada are discussed.
Table Of Contents: Volume 9, No. 3 - 4
Two New Species Of Euxesta Loew (Diptera; Otitidae), George C. Steyskal, Kurt M. Ahlmark
Two New Species Of Euxesta Loew (Diptera; Otitidae), George C. Steyskal, Kurt M. Ahlmark
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Two new species of the genus Euxesta Loew are described and illustrated: E. pacifica from California and E. atlantica from Florida, in the quaternaria subgroup of the notata group. A key is presented to the two new species, as well as E. calligyna (Bigot 1857), E. quaternaria Loew (1868), E. luteocesta Foote (1960), and E. nigricans Wulp (1903) of the quaternaria subgroup.
Scorpions Of The Genus Diplocentrus (Diplocentridae) From Sonora, Mexico, With Description Of A New Species, W. David Sissom, Anne L. Wheeler
Scorpions Of The Genus Diplocentrus (Diplocentridae) From Sonora, Mexico, With Description Of A New Species, W. David Sissom, Anne L. Wheeler
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To date, only two references place members of the genus Diplocentrus in Sonora, Mexico. The first was a passing comment by Francke (1975) that D. spitzeri Stahnke occurs in northeastern Sonora. The specimens he examined and used in his systematic studies on that species are the same as the ones reported here for the first time from a specific Sonoran locality. The second reference was by Sissom and Walker (1992) listing a single record of D. gertschi Sissom and Walker from Libertad on the northern coast.
Examination of material from the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), the California Academy …
Book Review: Rare And Endangered Biota Of Florida, Volume Iv. Invertebrates., Ross H. Arnett Jr.
Book Review: Rare And Endangered Biota Of Florida, Volume Iv. Invertebrates., Ross H. Arnett Jr.
Insecta Mundi
Of all of the Florida invertebrates that exist, or may have existed (one estimate claims 50,000 species) only descriptions of 350 species are included in this book. These are species that are thought to be, according to the many individual authors who wrote the accounts of these species, in decline or in danger of extinction. Final acceptance to be included in this book, and others in the series, is made by the Florida Committee on Rare and Endangered Plants and Animals. They believe, as do the various authors and editors, that there is enough information available to show that these …
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Hydrellia Bicarina, N.Sp. (Diptera: Ephydridae), A Leafminer In Southern Watergrass, D. L. Deonier
Hydrellia Bicarina, N.Sp. (Diptera: Ephydridae), A Leafminer In Southern Watergrass, D. L. Deonier
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The species Hydrellia bicarina, n.sp. originally misidentified and described as Hydrellia spinicornis Cresson by Deonier (1971) is redescribed and illustrated. This species was first collectedon and reared from Southern Water Grass Luziola fluitans (Michaux) growing in shallow baytree swamps of southern Mississippi by Deonier (197 1). Based on the male and female genitalia and its natural history, this species is a member of the Hydrellia griseola species group.
North American Members Of The Hydrellia Crassipes Species Group (Diptera: Ephydridae), D. L. Deonier
North American Members Of The Hydrellia Crassipes Species Group (Diptera: Ephydridae), D. L. Deonier
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The known members of the Hydrellia crassipes species group in North America are described or redescribed, including H. crassipes Cresson, H. procteri Cresson, H. saltator Deonier, H. amplecta n.sp., H. bryani n.sp., H. ocalae n.sp., and H. tibiospica n.sp. Adults of these species exhibit the following synapomorphies: dilated male metafemur and expanded (and flange din some) male metatibia and striate (fibrillate) distiphallus. Only a single species (H. tibiospica n.sp.) was reared from its host-plant species, Juncus debilis Gray, but there are associated habitat data to indicate that the entire species group may have sedges andrushes as host plants.
A Report On A Collection Of Ceratopogonidae (Diptera) From Rondonia (Brazil) And Iquitos (Peru) 1. Tribes Palpomyiini And Stenoxenini, Andrea Dippolito, Gustavo R. Spinelli, Willis W. Wirth
A Report On A Collection Of Ceratopogonidae (Diptera) From Rondonia (Brazil) And Iquitos (Peru) 1. Tribes Palpomyiini And Stenoxenini, Andrea Dippolito, Gustavo R. Spinelli, Willis W. Wirth
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Examination of two large collections of Ceratopogonidae from Rondonia, Brazil, and Loreto, Peru, resulted in records of 15 species in the tribes Palpomyiini and Stenoxenini, including three previously undescribed: Bezzia schmitzorum Dippolito & Spinelli, Palpomyia pseudolacustris D. & S., and Stenoxenus aductus D. & S. from Rondonia. The hitherto unknown male of Palpomyia versicolor Macfie is described and figured.
Nueva Especie De Trientoma (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae: Trientomini) Para Cuba Con Consideraciones Sobre Otras Especies, Orlando H. Garrido, Esteban Gutierrez
Nueva Especie De Trientoma (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae: Trientomini) Para Cuba Con Consideraciones Sobre Otras Especies, Orlando H. Garrido, Esteban Gutierrez
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Segun Marcuzzi (1984), hay seis especies de Trientoma en Las Antillas, pero olvidó incluir T. wickhami Casey de Las Bahamas. De esas siete especies, sólo una, se encontraba reportada para Cuba, T. varvasi Solier, 1835. Por lo tanto este género era muy poco conocido y con escasos especímenes depositados en colecciones.
Gundlach, en su colección actualmente depositada en el Instituto de Ecología y Sistemática de la Academia de Ciencias de Cuba, posee solamente tres ejemplares. Con el numero 1567 tiene a Trientoma sp., pero en realidad este ejemplar coincide con el género Trimytantron descrito por Ardoin en 1977. Con el …