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Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) 7 Revta bras. Ent. 35(2):439-453 31.08.1991 Y Il NOTAS SINON~MICASE NOVAS COMBINAÇÕES EM J LONGICÓRNEOS SUL-AMERICANOS (COLEOPTERA, CERAMBYCIDAE) Gerard Luc Tavakilian' ABSTRACT, SYNONYMICAL NOTES AND NEW COMBINATIONS ON SOUTH AMERICAN LONGHORNED BEETLES (COLEOPTERA, CE- RAMBYCIDAE). New synonyms: Chloridaparyula Thomson, 1860 = Chlo- rida curta Thomson, 1857; Pseuderiphus balacliowskyi Villiers, 1971 = Eriplzus collaris Erichson, 1848; Ceragenia sedcata Pascoe, 1859, 1859 = CerambyxstriatusVoet, 1778;AnopIomemgrucilis Bates, 1870 = Anoplom- erus globulicollis Buquet, 1860; Opades costifera (Waterhouse, 1880) and Opades vittipennìs Bates, 1870 = Opades costipenrzis (Buquet, 1844); Ano- plomerus quadriguttatus Buquet, 1860 = Nyssicus conspicillatus (Erichson, 1847); Sthelenzls braconini~sBates, 1870 = Stheleriils ichneumoneus Buquet, 1859;Odontocera basalis Aurivillius,1925 = Odontocerapoecilopo& White, 1855; Mecometopus crassiconzis Chevrolat, 1862 = Mecometopus curtus (Castelnau & Gory, 1835); Mecometopu troglodytes (Castelnau & Gory, 1835) = Mecometopus globicollis (Castelnau & Gory, 1835);Mecometopils consanguineils Chevrolat, 1862 =Mecometopus leprieuri (Castelnau & Cory, 1835);Mecometopus amabilis Chevrolat, 1862 = Mecometopus rhinotragoi- des Thomson, 1860;Mecometopilsmaronmk Chevrolat, 1862 andMeCome- topus fitnereus Chevrolat, 1862 = Mecometopus triangularis (Castelnau & Gory, 1835); Megacyllene cqyennensis (Castelnau & Gory, 1835) = Mega- cyllene angulata (Fabricius, 1792); Cosmisoma diana Bates, 1870 = Cosmi- sona ammiralis (LinnC, 1767); Chrysoprasis ìgnicollis Bates, 1870 = Chryso- prasis aeneicollis (Buquet, 1844);Mallosorna thoracicum White, 1853 and Mallosoma rubricolle Bates, 1870 = Mallosoma leprieuri (Buquet, 1844); Pieroplatus &coides GuCrin, 1844 = Cosmoplatidius annulipes (Blanchard, 1843);Adetusgutbtlattcs Belon, 1902 = Adetuspunctatus (Thomson, 1868); Esthlogena albolineata Breuning, 1942 =Ataxia albolineata Breuning, 1940; Rhaphiptera rivator Thomson, 1868 = Cerambyx notatus Voet, 1778; Hy- psioma sordida Thomson, 1868 = Alaera bariì (Jekel, 1861); Charoides antennata untennata Dillon & Dillon, 1945 = Hypsioma tipinata Thomson, 1868; Zipoetopsis surinamensis Breuning, 1973 = Grammopsis clavigera (Bates, 1866); Paracacostola Breuning, 1974 = Helvina Thomson, 1864; Paracacostolagranulata Breuning, 1974 = Helvina uncinata Thomson, 1864; Hoplistocerus gloriosus Bates, 1862 = Hoplistocerus refilgens Blanchard, 1843; Po~rhaphisdenudata Lane, 1978 = Polyrhaphis fabricii Thomson, 1865;Hedypathes albus Thomson, 1865 = Hedypathesmonachus (Erichson, 1848); Oreodera scabra (Fabricius, 1792) = Qreodera gla~ca(LinnC, 1758); Acanthoderes armata Melzer, 1935 = Acanthoderes (Psapharochrus)laterais Bates, 1861; Acanthoderesfa Bates, 1880 =Acanthoderes (Psapha- rocJirus) aflnis (Thomson, 1865);Afypariiussedatzls (Bates, 1864) = Liopus implmErichson, 1847; Nyssodrysternitm variegabim (Aurivillius, 1929) = Nyssodvsola cinerascens (Bates, 1864); Urgleptes halfftri Villiers, 1971 = Nyssodysola stictica Gilmour, 1962; Colobothea annulata (Fabricius, 1775) and Colobothea concreta Bates, 1865 = Colobotfzeahirtipes (DeGeer, 1775); Adesmus albosuturalis Fuchs, 1970 = Eulachnesia calliste Bates, 1881. -- -- 1848) New wmbinations~~seudoeri$/tuscollaris (Erichson, coinb. 72.; Styli- ceps striatus poet, 1378)comb. n.; Esthlogena albolineata (Breuning, 1940) \ comb. n,; Rhaphiptera 1868) _-___ (Thomson, corn e. 28 I ,k o 1 I lul~lIll~~~~l~~~~~u~lillIll10023 Il i __- _- -- -I+-_.~ ___ i --- + i 440 TAVMILIAN Nyssodtysina cinerascens (Bates, 1864) comb. n.; Nyssodysina stic- rica (Gilmour, 1962) comb. n.. The following new combinations: Callia bicolor (Breuning, 1960) comb. n.; Dtycothaea angnSti@ons (Breuning, 1943) comb. n.; Dycothaea mexicana (Breuning, 1974) comb. n. and the genera Euryestola Breuning, 1940 with its type especies (Ewyestola antennalis Breuning, 1940) are transferred from the tribe Desmiphorini to the tribe Calliini KEYWORDS. SYNONYMS, CERAMBYCIDAE, COLEOPTERA, SOUTH AMERICA . O material examinado pertence 2s seguintes instituições: Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris (MNHN); British Museum, Londres (BM); Museum für Naturkunde der Humboldt Universität, Berlim (MNHU); Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique, Bruxelas (IRS); Naturhistoriska Riks Museet, Estocolmo (NRM). Durante minha última permanencia na Europa,visiteivAriasinstituições e des- cobri as novas sinonímias e combinações a seguir. Neste ensejo, aproveito a ocasião para apresentar meus sinceros agradecimentos a senhora Hella Wendt (MNHU), a senhora Sharon Shute (BM), ao doutor Per Lindskog (NRM), ao senhor Jacques Cools (IRS) e, a meu colega e amigo, o senhor Ren6 Michael Quentin (MNHN) Cujas amAveis ajudas faditaram consideravelmente o. meu trabalho. CERAMBYCINAE Chlorida curta Thomson, 1857 Chlorida ciirta Thomson, 1957: 288 Chloridaparvula Thomson, 1860 243 syn. n. O hol6tipo de C.puwula 6 um exemplar de 11 mm de comprimento (MNHN). Pseudoeriphus collaris (Erichsm, 1848) comb. n. Eriyhiis collaris Erichson, 1848 572 (MNHU) Pseuderiyhirs balachowskyi Villiers, 1971: 344 fig. 1 (MNHN) syn. n. Siyliceps siriaius (Voet, 1778) comb. n. (Fig. 1) CerambyxstriatusVoet, 1778 17 (no 69), est. XVI, fig. 69 Cerambyx striata; Blackwelder, 1946 593 (cat.) (incertae sedis) Caragenia sericata Pascoe, 1859: 16 (erro por Ceragenia) syn. n. Ceragenia sericata; Lacordaire, 1869: 159 Styliceps sericatus; Bates, 1870 263 (sin.) Styliceps sericata; Bates, 1872 174 Caragenia amazonica Thomson, 1860 210 Sfyliceps sericans Lacordaire, 1869 292, est. 85, fig. 3 Styliceps senicans; Prudhomme, 1906 34 (distr.) O desenho no livro de Voet (MNHN) e as procedencias (Demerary e Surinam) não permitem dúvidas sobre a sinonimia acima proposta. Anoplomerus globulicollisBuquet, 1960 Anoplomenrs globiilicollis Buquet, 1860 625 Anoplomenisgracilis Bates, 1870 260 syn. n. Ambos os tipos pertencem ao Museu de Paris (MNHN). Revta bras. Ent 35(2), 1991 SINONÍMIAS LONGICÓRNEOS SUL-AMERICANOS 441 I I J ., Fig. 1. Cerambyx striatus Voet, 1778 (Icon6tipo); 2, Odontocerapoecilopoda White, 1855 (HoMtipo macho, BM); 3, idem (fêmea da Região AmazGnica, BM);'4, O. basalis Aurivillius, 1925 (síntipo fêmea, c BM). Revta bras. Ent 35(2), 1991 442 TAVAKILIAN -- ... -- Fig. 5. Cosmisoma ammiralis (Linnt, 1767), fhea da Guiana identificada por Erichson, MNHU; 6, Pteroplunrslycoides Guerin, 1844,holcjtipo, MNHN; 7,P. annzilipes Blanchard, 1843,hol6tip0, MNHN 8, Cerambyx notatus Voet, 1778, icon6tipo. Opades costipennis (Buquet, 1844) Chlorida costipennis Buquet, 1844: 221 Opades costipennis; Lacordaire, 1869 288 Opades vittipennis Bates, 1870: 261 syn. n. Mallocera costifeu Waterhouse, 1880 486 syn. n. Opades costifera;Aurivillius, 1912 77 (cat.) O tipo de O. costipennis (MNHN) 6 uma macho, o de O. vittipennis (MNHN), uma femea de dimensões reduzidas, e o tipo de M. costifera (BM) um macho de grande tamanho (36 mm de comprimento). EspCcie polífaga, seus hospedeiros preferidos pertencem iis Flacourtiaceae (Casearia acuminata de Candolle eLaetia .-. 1991 Revta bras. EFL 35(2), "1- . - - -- SINONÍMIAS LONGICÓRNEOS SUL-AMERICANOS * 443 procera (Poeppig) Eichler), entretanto, quando a larva se desenvolve em vegetais de outras famílias (Xyopiasericea Saint Hilaire, Annonaceae), os adultos apresen- J tam dimensões mais reduzidas. Nyssicus conspicillatus (Erichson, 1847) Mallocera conspicillata Erichson, 1847: 141 (MNHU) Anoplomenis quadrigtittatus Buquet, 1860 627 (MNHN) syn. ?t. Nyssiciis qiiadrinus Bates, 1870 271 (MNHN) Nyssicus conspici/~ahls;Gounelle, 1909: 304 Slhelenus ichneumoneus Buquet, 1859 Stlzelenics ichneumoneus Buquet, 1859: 622, est. 14, fig. 4 Stlielenus IscJtneirmoneirs; Thomson, 1864 212 Sthelenus braconinits Bates, 1870 315 syn. n. ZAJCIW (1958: 687), publicou redescrição das então consideradas como duas especies, no entanto'o exame dos tipos, (ambos machos, depositados no MNHN), revelou apenas diferençasde cores na parteanterior do prot6rax e dos pro e meso fêmures. Em S. ichnezlntoneuso prot6rax 6 inteiramentevermelho e todas as clavas dos fêmures são escurecidas; em S, bracoìtinus, a parte anterior do protdrax C enegrecida e os pro e meso fêmures são vermelho alaranjados. Os Clitros, a pontuação, as elevações do protdrax e as proporções são exatamente iguais. Odontocera poecilopoda White, 1855 Odontocerapoecilopoda White, 1855: 191 syn. Odontoceru basalis Aurivillius, 1925: 483, fig. 134 a IL Os três síntipos de O. basalis (NRM e BM) são fêmeas de grande tamanho com prot6rax preto, e da mesma proveniência (Pinland of Canaan, E.B. Demerara R. 19.V1.17, British Guiana, G.E. Bodkin leg.). O tipo de 0.poecilopoda (BM) 6 um macho; descobri entretanto na coleção do Museu Britfinico, uma fêmea da Amazônia cuja protdrax 6 vermelho alaranjado, escurecido no disco. A côr tambCm dos fêmures anteriores C diferente. Mecometopus curlus (Castelnau & Gory, 1835) Clynts CilrhlS Castelnau & Gory, 1835: 34, est. VIII, fig. 42. Mecometopics curhq Thomson, 1860: 223. Mecometopus crassicomis Chevrolat, 1862 519 (BM) syn. n. Clyms crassicomis; Gremminger & Harold, 1872: 2927 (cat.) Mecomelopus globicolIis (Castelnau & Gory, 1835) Clytus globicollis Castelnau & Gory, 1835: 32, est. VII, fig. 39 Mecometopusglobiilicollis; Chevrolat, 1862 520 (erro porglobicollis) Clytus troglodytes Castelnau & Gory, 1835: 33, est. VII, fig. 41 syn. n. Mecometopus troglodytes;Thomson, 1860: 223. Mecomelopus leprieuri (Castelnau & gory, 1835) CrytUs Lepriertri Castelnau & Gory, 1835: 29, est. VI, fig. 34 (MNHN) Mecometopus
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