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Nomenclatural changes, reinstatements, new combinations, and new synonymies among American Cerambycids (Coleoptera) Gerard Luc Tavakilian Entomologie Forestiere ORSTOM B.P. 165 97323 CAYENNE cedex, FRENCH GUIANA

Abstract:New synonyms: ProtormascabrosoWaterhouse, 1880 and ProtormarecuroatumWilliams, 1829 = Strongylaspis costifer Thomson, 1877; Callopisma ruficollis Bates, 1870 = croceicollis White, 1855; Odontocero cillctivelltris Bates, 1870 = Odontocera simplex White, 1855; Tomopteru.s aurantiacosignutu.s Zajciw, 1969 = Tomopterus similis Fisher, 1930; Cerambyx spectabilis Voet, 1778 = Cerambyx oelutinu.s Fabricius, 1775; Cliioti ochraceus Bates, 1885 = Lamia spinifera Fabricius, 1792; Lissouotu.s sliepliertli Pascoe, 1859 = Callidium equestre Fabricius, 1787; Cerambyx puloerulentus Olivier, 1790 = Ceranibyx [arinosu.s Linne, 1758; Lamia crypta Say, 1832 = Saperda annulaui Fabricius, 1801; Ptericoptus [orsteri Tippmann, 1960 = Bisaltes buquetii Thomson, 1868; [lauiceps Breuning, 1942 = Stellocoms obscurus Fabricius, 1801; Cryptocranium gou.nellei Breuning, 1980 = Cryptocraniunc cazieri Lane, 1958; grossepunctata Breuning, 1942 = Saperda juncea Newman, 1840; ParaclytemllestragigallteaBreuning, 1974= Jamesia lineoto Fisher, 1926; tremata Galileo and Martins, 1988 = Hippopsis meinerti Aurivillius, 1900; LamiapUllctataFabricius, 1792 = Cerambyx (Lamia) Daoiesii Swederus, 1787; Leiopus (Oedopeza) pogonocheroides Audinet-Serville, 1835 = Lamia ocellator Fabricius, 1801; oelutino Bates, 1865 = Lamia maculuris Olivier, 1792; Xylergates doroiheae Gilmour, 1962 = XylergateseloineaeGilmour, 1962; Colobothea uelutina Bates, 1865 = Lamia niocularis Olivier, 1792; Pretilia teleplioroides Bates, 1866 = Saperda tuberculaia Fabricius, 1801; Gu.yanestolamocropluluilma Breuning, 1961 = Estoloides (Estoloides) angu.stifrons Breuning, 1943; marmorata Martins and Galileo, 1990 = Gu.yanestolo brasiliensis Breuning, 1974. The following species are reinstated: Strongylaspis costi(erThomson, 1877; Oxymems lineatus Dupont, 1836; Hebestola operaria Erichson, 1848; Hesyclia lateralis Thomson, 1868. The Hephialtes Thomson, 1864 is reinstated. New combinations: Hepliialtes ruber (Thunberg, 1822); Protorma costifera (Thomson, 1877); Knulliana cincta spinifera (Fabricius, 1801) comb. nov.; Ataxia operaria (Erichson, 1848) comb. nov.; Paraclytemnestro lineata (Fisher, 1926) comb. nov.; Oedopeza ocellator (Fabricius, 1801) comb. nov.; Toronaeus illcisus (Bates, 1864) comb. nov.; Pretilia tuberculata (Fabricius, 1801) comb. nov. Drycotliaea turrialbae (Breuning, 1943) comb. nov. Drycotliaea truncatipennie new name for Estola stictico Breuning, 1942 (nee Bates, 1881) Some host-plants are given. Introduction ence number sampled by a botanist; several parts During my various visits through several insti­ are distributed throughout main botanical institu­ tutions sheltering historical collections, I noticed tions of the world. some unknown synonymies which are interesting to publish. The acronyms used are: 1. Reinstated species: MNHN for the Museum d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris, BMNH for the British Natural History Museum in Subfamily Pr ioni nae London, AMNH for the Am or icau Museum of Natural History in Tribe Macrotomini New York, USNM for the United States National Museum in Wash­ Protorm.a cost.ifer a (Thomson, 1877), reinstated and ington D. C. (Smithsonian Institution), new combination. ICCM for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsyl­ Strongylaspis cosiifer Thomson, 1877: 275 vania, Protorma scabrosa Waterhouse, 1880: 289, new syno­ MNHU for the Museum fur Naturkunde del' Humboldt nymy Univer sit at in Berlin, Stenodontes (Protornui) scabrosus; Lameere, 1903: 215 ZMK for the Zoologisk Museum in Copenhagen, Protornia recuruatuni Williams, 1929: 143, pI. V, fig. 1, MNRJ for the Museu Nacional da Quinta da Boa Vista new synonymy in Rio de Janeiro, Protorma recuruaia Blackwelder, 1946: 552 [Catalog] ZSMA for the Zoologische Staatssammlung des Bay­ erischen Staates in Munich, Lameere, without having seen Thomson's ma­ NRS for the Naturhistoriska Riksm useet in Stockholm. terial, simply synonymized Strongylaspis costifer Concerning host plant records, the scientific with Strongylaspis corticarius (Erichson, 1848). name is followed by the herbarium collection refer- All the following authors (Villiers, 1980: 143 and 130 Volume 11, No.2, June, 1997, INSECTA MUNDI others) accepted Lameere's judgement. Fortunate­ In 1801: 326, he described Soperda annulata ly, Thomson's type of Strongylaspis costifer is vis­ and gave the short following description in latin: ible in the MNHN, and in fact, belongs to the genus thorace rotundato, subspinoso, antennarum arti­ Protorma. Later on, I saw Williams' type in ICCM culis basi albis, which agrees with the type in of Pro torma recuruatum. an d came to the conclusion Fabricius' collection in the ZMK (conspecific with that Williams species is just a synonym of Thom­ Say's Lamia crypta); both the locality (America son's species. Williams wrote "It was carefully com­ meridionali ) and the synonymy (Sap erda lineata pared by me with the type of Protorma scab rosa 1792: 314) were wrongly associated with the above Waterhouse, from which itis quite distinct." In fact, description. The confusion was obviously caused by the description of Protorma recuruaiuni was based an error in the printing of page 326 in Fabricius' on a single male specimen, and the type of Protonna Systema Eleutheratorum. It is clear that between scab rosa in the BMNH is a female. The three the Saperdo nigricornis (n? 47) and the Saperda described taxa belong to the same species, and the tristis (n" 51) the synonymies were wronglyskipped. valid name is Protorma costifera (Thomson, 1877). Bates in the supplement of Biologia Centrali Amer­ icana (1885: 347) wrote: ... Said by Subfamily Erichson to be the Soperda lineata of Fabricius Tribe (Ent. Syst. ii p. 314), and so registered in the Munich catalogue, but it does not agree with the Oxymerue lin ea.tue Dupont, 1838 reinstated description, which refers also, as Fabricius states, lineatus Dupont, 1838: 41, pl. 211, fig. 1 to a South-American (Brazilian ?) in Lunds [Brazil] collection. Erichson might have seen the type and Oxymer u.s ap proximatus Dupont, 1838: 44, p l. 212, Bates read the wrong description (Fabricius, 1792: fig. 2 [Cayenne] 314). The name Saperda annulate being used sev­ Oxymerus elon.gatu.s Dupont, 1838, 1838: 45, p l, eral times by Fabricius, we decide to conserve Say's 213, fig. 1 [Cayenne] species name in order to avoid more confusion. The Oxy mcrus dietirigucndus Dupont, 1838: 48, pl. 214, complete synonymy of Ataxia crypta is the follow­ fig. 2 [Demerary] mg: Oxymerus aculeatus subsp.lineatus H udepchl, 1979: 20, pl. T, 1(rn) Oxymerus aculeatus var. lineatu.s Remillet, 1988: Ataxia cryp t a (Say, 1832) 130 Saperda annulata Fabricius, 1801 (nee Fabricius, 1792): 326, new synonymy Lamia erypta Say, 1832: 5 From November 1982 to January 1983 the Amniseus ? cryptus Haldeman, 1847: 47 species was particularly abundant around Kourou Stenosoma crypta LeConte, 1873: 302 where I saw more than a thousand. I definitely do Ataxia crypta LeConte, 1873: 344 not agree with Hudepohl synonymies and status Ataxia sordida Haldeman, 1847: 56 changing (Hudepohl, 1979: 20). The correct synon­ Stenosoma sordida LeConte, 1852: 158 ymy, after checking the types found in the MNHN, is listed above. ConsequentlyHebestolaoperariaErichson, 1848 synonymized with Saperda annulate Fabricius, Subfamily Parysatis nigritarsisThomson, 1868b, andParysa­ Tribe tis flavescens Bates, 1880 becomes a valid taxon and we can write the following synonymy: Fabricius described (1775: 180) a Stenocorus Ataxia op erar ia (Erichson, 1848), reinstated annulatus from "America meridionali" belonging Hebestola operaria Erichson, 1848: 574 to the Banks collection (today in the BMNH). Fab­ Parysatis nigritarsis Thomson, 1868b: 120 ricius later on (1801: 310) mentioned the synonymy operaria Lacordaire, 1872: 600 with Cercunbyx cuuiulaius Olivier, 1792 and Cer­ Ataxia lineata Gemminger and Harold, 1873: 3100 ambyx hirtlpes Degeer, 1775 (belonging to the actu­ [Catalog] al genus Colobothea Lepeletier and Audinet-Ser­ Parysatis flavescens Bates, 1880: 112 ville, 1825). In 1792: 314 he described a Saperda lineata from America meridionali. The two syn­ Tribe Onciderini types in the ZMK belong to Degeer's species, Cer­ La.nip eduea l a.tera.lie (Thomson, 1868) reinstated tunbyx hirtipes. INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 11, No.2, June, 1997 131

Hesycha lateralis Thomson, 1868a: 63 [Cayenne] Hephialtes Thomson, 1864 reinstated Lampedusa obliquator Dillon and Dillon (nee Fabr­ Type species: Hephialtes tricostatusThomson, 1864 icius, 1801), 1945: 114, p l. V, fig, 10 (= Tracliydercs ruber Thunberg, 1822) [Brazil] by original designation. Lampedusa ob liq u a.to r (Fabricius, 1801) Hephialtes Thomson, 1864: 285 Lamia obliquator Fabricius, 1801: 303 Hy peioma obliquator Thomson, 1868a: 50 Hephialtes r ub er (Thunberg, 1822), comb. nov. Plerodia obliquator Aurivill ius. 1923: 342 [Catalog] Tracliyderes ruber Thunberg, 1822: 305 Orthosom.a badiu.ni Dejean (nomen nudum), 1837: The type of Hesycha lateralis Thomson, 1868 is 342 different from the type of Lamia obliquaior Fabri­ Hephialtes tricostatus Thomson, 1864: 286 cius, 1801, Dillon and Dillon wrongly interpreted Hephialtes badiu m Thomson, 1865: 577 Fabricius' species and consequently Lampedusa Hephialtes sulcatus Lacordaire, 1869: 147 Hephialtes badius Gemminger and Harold, 1872: lateralis (Thomson, 1868) is reinstated, Both spe­ 2774 [Catalog] cies were encountered in French Guiana and be­ Hephialtes tricostatus Gahan, 1895: 84 long to the gen us Lampedusa as described by Dillon StictosoniustAnaccuuhus) tricosiatus Lameere, 1904: and Dillon, 1945: 112, Following the nomenclatural 28 code, Lamia obliquator remains the type species of Stictosom us ruber Lameere, 1912: 164 the genus Lcunpedusa Dillon and Dillon, 1945, Stictosom ue (Anacan.tluis) ruber Lameere, 1913: 38 [Catalog] 2. Reinstated genus: Anacanthus ruber Villiers, 1980: 152, fig. 20 Subfamily Prioninae 3. New synonyms and consequently new com­ binations: Tribe Callipogonini Subfamily Cerambycinae The genus Hephialies Thomson, 1864 was ere­ atedfor Hepliialtes tricostatusThomson, 1864: 286 Tribe Rhinotragini based on a female specimen from Brazil. A year later he described the male as badium. Both are Odonto cera simplex White, 1855 Odontacera simplex White, 1855: 189 synonyms of tuber Thunberg, 1822, Odontocera cinctioentris Bates, 1870a: 321, new Lameere (1904: 28) synonymized the genus with synonymy Anacanthus Audinet-ServiIle, 1882 which he con­ sidered as a subgenus of Stictosomus Audinet­ White's type, in the BMNH, is represented by a Serville, 1882, Whilst reading the description of the male specimen and Bates' type, in the MNHN, a genus Stictosomus (page 158) we note incompati­ female, although the latter was doubtful concern­ ble features with Thunberg's species Corselet sans ing the gender of his 0. cinctiventris. I personally crenelures» and "mandibules allongces, etroites, obtained many individuals of both sexes by rearing aigues, denticuleos interieurernent". Considering them on their host plant. I was already alerted by the description of Aiuicantlius (page 165 of the the elytral similarity of the two supposed species sameAudinet-Serville's paper) a name which means before having them bred. They emerged from three in Greek "without spines" wefind again incompat­ different species of trees all belonging to the family ible features (corselet mutique ", arron di.i. ), Nei­ of Papilionaceae: Taralea opposiiifolia Aublot [De­ ther the genus nor the subgenus retained by nis Loubry 1611]; Dipteryx punctate (Black) Am­ Lameere is correct. shoff [Denis Loubry 1797]; Monopteryx inpae Rod­ Though the type species of the 8 concerned rigues [Denis Loubry 1789]. genera tStictoeomus semicostatusAudinet-ServiIle, 1832, Anacantlius costatus Audinet-Serville, 1882 Tribe Callichromatini and Hepliialtes tricosuuus Thomson, 1864) belong Callichroma uelu.tinuni (Fabricius, 1775) obviously to the same natural subdivision of the Cerambyx velu.tinus Fabricius, 1775: 167 tribe Callipogonini, I think it is unreasonable to Cerambyx spectabilis Voet, 1778: 12, pl. X, fig. 40, new synonymize them under the same genus. synonymy Cerambix velutinus Olivier, 1795: 24, (67) pl. VI, fig. 41 Callichroma velutina Serville, 1833: 557 Callichronui oelutinuni White, 1853: 164 132 Volume 11, No.2, June, 1997, INSECTA MUNDI

Callichroma uelutinue Lacordaire, 1869: 16 Tribe Trachyderini Callichroma porpliyrogctiitu.ni Bates, 1870: 333 Callichroma (Callichroma) uelu.tinu.ni Schmidt, 1924: Subtribe Bothriospilina 321 The identity ofLamia spiniferaFabricius, 1792 is not yet resolved. Martins and Moure (1973: 79), Considering that the illustration is sufficient, giving an illustration of the species, came to the and that the locality is "Indes Occidentales", this conclusion that it might certainly be an Oriental or leaves no doubt about the identity of this taxon. The Ethiopian species, maybe belonging to the genus epithet "spectabilis" still remains in all catalogs for Plocaederus Thomson. obscure reasons. Kn ull ian.a ci nct a ep in.ifer a (Fabricius, 1792) new Tribe Lissonotini combination Lamia spinifera Fabricius, 1792: 275; Fabricius, Liesonotue equ eetr ie (Fabricius, 1787) 1801: 292; Aurivillius, 1923: 606 [Catalog]; Black­ Cerambvx biserratu.s Voet, 1778: 29, pl, XXV, fig. welder, 1946: 627 [Catalog] incertae sedis; Zimsen, 137 [America] 1964: 169 [Types]; Martins and Moure, 1973: 79 figs Callidium equestre Fabricius, 1787: 153 [Cajennae] 1-2 (male). Cerambix unidcniatue Olivier, 1795: 20, (n» 67) p L Chion ochraceus Bates, 1885243, new synonymy XIX, fig. 145 Chion cinctu.s var. ochraceu.s Schaeffer, 1908: 331 Cerambyx cinctue Panzer in Voet, 1798: 2, p l. XXV, Chion cinctu.m. v. ochraceum. Blackwelder, 1946: fig. 136 562 [Catalog] Cerambyx cin.gulatue Panzer in Voet, 1798: 2, pl. Cerasphorue cinctuni ochraceuni Cazier and Lacey, XXV, fig. 137 1952: 10 fig. 1 Lissonotus cinctu.s Dalman in Schon herr, 1817: 364 Knulliana cincta ochracea Linsley, 1962: 111 fig. 35 [Cayenna] (distribution map) Liseonotus unidentatus Dalman in Schonherr, 1817: 364 Subtribe Ancylocerina Lissonotu.s equestris Dejean, 1821: 109 Lissonotus sheplierd.i Pascoe, 1859: 16 [Para], new Callaneyla eroeeieollis (White, 1855) synonymy Eriplius croceicollis White, 1855: 292; Bates, 1870b: Lissonotu.s shepherdi Blackwelder, 1946: 592 [Bra­ 429. zil] Catalog Callopisma ruficollis Bates, 1870b: 419, new syn­ onymy I found in the MNHN at the Library of the ruficollie Gemminger and Harold, 1872: French Entomological Society an example ofVoet's 2959 [Catalog] book where the first pages are missing but Ceram­ Callancyla ruficollis Aurivillius, 1912: 446 [Cata­ byx biserraius was already described in 1778. Since log] the name equestris has been used for over a century I think it is better to conserve the well known name. Bates wrote (1870: 429), concerning Eriphus On the other hand, Lissonotus shepherdi is exactly croceicollis White, 1855, "Although taken by me, I similar to Fabricius' type. To summarize my obser­ do not find the species among my own reserved vation, the most common form with the red band collection of Amazonian Longicorns". He would complete seems to be a variety of L. equestris. I never have been able to guess White's misplace­ obtained this abundant species from several le­ ment whose type (BMNH) is afemale. Bates, though gume trees and vines. Both forms emergedfrom the uncertain abou t the sex of his Callopisrna ruficollis same logs (interrupted or complete red band). supposed the type (MNHN) to be a male. Though the type locality is Cayenne the interrupt­ Subfamily Lamiinae ed form is rarer in French Guiana. Observedhost plants: Hymenaeacourbarii Lin­ Tribe Lamiini ne (Caesalpiniaceae) [Sabatier and Prevost 3490]; Bauhinia guianensis Aublet (Caesalpiniaceae) Taeniotes [a.rin oeu.s (Linne, 1758) [Scott Mori and a1. 23641, 23678]; Macrolobium sp. Ceramlryx [arinosue Linne, 1758: 390 (Caesalpiniaceae) [ScottMori and a1. 23467, 23409]. Cercunbyxfarinoeus DeGeer, 1775: 108, pl. XIV, fig. 1 [Suriname] Cerambyx p ulueruleniu.s Olivier, 1790: 302, new synonymy INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 11, No.2, June, 1997 133

Ceramb yx surinameneis maculosus Panzer, 1794: Bisaltes sp. Bates, 1885: 346, pl, IX, fig, 21a 15, pI. V, fig. 8 [Suriname] Bisaltes batesi Aurivill ius, 1923: 609 [Catalog] Cerambix p ul oer ulen.tu.s Olivier, 1795: 50, (n° 67) PtericoptusforsteriTippmann, 1960: 152, pI. IX, fig. p l. VII, fig. 46 b 21a, new synonymy Stcnochor us p uloerulcn.tu.s Schon herr, 1817: 407 Bisaltes (Bisaltes) bu.queii Breuning, 1960: 177 [Catalogue, Suriname] [Catalog] Monocluunus pul ucrulenius Dejean, 1821: 106 Bisaltes (s.str.) forsteri Breuning, 1971: 284 Taeniotes puloeruleriuis Audinet-Serville, 1835: 91 [Cayenne] Tippmann' s type is in the USNM and the type Monochanius (Tceniotes) [arinos us Castelnau, 1840: of Thomson in the MNHN. The species was reared 479 [Brazil] on a Convolvulaceae vine belonging to the genus Monochamue (Tceniotes) p uloerulentus Castelnau, Maripa [Scott Mori et ol. 23592]. 1840: 479 [Brazil] Tceniotes [arinosu.s Bates, 1865b: 110 [Brazil: Am a­ zone, 'I'apajos] Tetliyetol a brasiliensis Breuning, 1940 Taeniotes guiiularis Schwarzer, 1929: 364, fig. 16­ Tethystola brasiliensis Breuning, 1940: 42 17 Tethystola [Iaooapicalis Breuning, 1942: 141, new Tceniotes p uloerulentus m. gu.ttularis Breuning, synonymy 1943b: 248 Tacniotes p ul uuren.tu.s Bosq, 1943: 109 Both types are at the MNHN and were collect­ Taeniotes [arinosus Dillon and Dillon, 1941 pI. I, ed in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco. The type fig. 6 of T. flaooopicalis is a big specimen. Taeniotes farinosa Blackwelder, 1946: 594 [Cata­ log] Tribe Pteropliini Taeniotes puluerulcnui Blackwelder, 1946: 594 [Cat­ alog] Ataxia obecur a (Fabricius, 1801) Stenocorus obscurue Fabricius, 1801: 307 [America Olivier's drawing representing Cerruti byx pul­ me rid ional i] uerulentus closely resembles the species commonly Esthlogena sulcata Bates, 1866: 290 collected in Cayenne. Linne's [arinosus , which is Parysatis collaris Thomson, 1868: 119 neither in the London Linnean Society nor in Parysatis sulcata Aurivill ius, 1922: 293 (Catalog) Gustave-Adolphe's collection in Uppsala, has in Parysatis obscura Aur ivi llius, 1922: 292 (Catalog) Ataxia [laoiceps Breuning, 1942: 137, new synon­ fact no type. Linne mentioned after his laconic ymy description the corresponding illustration in Sy­ Breuning, 1961: 53, fig. 7 bille Marian's book published in 1719 (table 24, f. infima) and another reference published by Degeer Cryp tocran.iunv cazieri Lane, 1958 before the tenth edition of Linne's Systema Naturae. Cryptocraniuni cazieri Lane, 1958: 6, fig. 2 The iconotype belongs to the prelinnean littera­ Ornatodesisa p ulchra Brenning, 1961: 19 ture; I ignore what is to be done in this case. I Cryptocraniuni gounellei Breuning, 1980: 68, new consulted this very rare book with colored plates synonymy and I am certain that C.puluerulentus is a synonym of C. [arinosus and their localities (Suriname and Lane's type (a female from Peru) belongs to the Cayenne) confirm the synonymy. The species is AMNH and Breuning's type (a male with flattened very common on the introduced breadfruit tree legs from the Brazilian Goias) belongs to the MNHN. Artocarpus cltilis (S. Parkinson) Fosberg (Morace­ The recent synonymy published by Manne and ae). I do not understand why these two taxa were Giesbert (1992: 252) for a specimen already de­ considered as different by all authors, except for scribed by Breuning from the Brazilian state of Bates who had already reported the synonymy Para, and the presence of this species in French (18G5b: 110). Guiana, lead us to consider that this very rare species is widely distributed in northern South Type America.

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Epectasis juncea m. attenuata Breuning, 1961c: 25 Acanthoderes swederi White, 1855: 360, pl. IX, fig. 6 [Para] Breuning's type belongs to the USNM, the type Acanthoderes daviesi Thomson, 1864: 17 of E. attenuata is in the MNHN. Acanthoderes daviesi var. swederi Oemminger and Harold, 1873: 3146 [Catalog] Tribe Onciderini Acanthoderes daviesi Bodkin, 1919: 268 Acanthoderes (Acanthoderes) daviesi Aurivil lius, Pa.ra.clytemn eetra li nea.ta (Fisher, 1926), new com­ 1923: 384 [Catalog] bination. Acanthoderes (Acanthoderes) punctata Aurivillius, Jamesia lineata Fisher, 1926: 14 1923: 385 [Catalog] Paraclytemnestra gigantea Breuning, 1974a: 240, Acanthoderes (Acanthoderes) daviesi Buck, 1959: new synonymy 604

This incredible species from the Antilles merits The common and widely distributed epiphyte its own genus. Breuning's type belongs to the Clusia grcuuliflora Splitgerber (Clusiaceae) [Denis MNHU, though Fisher's type belongs to the USNM. Loubry 1827] breeds A. daviesi. Tribe Tribe

Hippopsis mein erti Aurivillius, 1900 Oe dop ez a o cell a.to r (Fabricius, 1801), new combi­ Hippopsis meinerti Aurivillius, 1900: 416; Aurivil­ nation li us, 1923: 357 [Catalog] Lamia ocellator Fabricius, 1801: 287 [America me­ Hippopsis meinerti Blackwelder, 1946: 606 [Cata­ ridionali] log]; Oalileo and Martins, 1988a: 185 figs Leiopus (CEdopeza) pogonocheroides Audinet-Ser­ 17-20; Oalileo and Martins, 1988b: 205 ville, 1835: 88, new synonymy Hippopsis [rey i Breuning, 1955: 661 Leiopus pogonocheroides Castelnau, 1840: 464 [Cay­ Hippopsis (Hippopsis) lemniscata m. meinerii Bre­ enne] uning, 1961b: 197 [Catalog]; Breuning, Oedopeza pogonocheroides White, 1855: 394 1962: 10 Ozineus ocellator Aur ivillius. 1923: 398 [Catalog] Hippopsis (Hippopsis) freyi Breuning, 1961b: 197 [Catalog]; 1962: 18 I do not understand why this very common Hippopsis (Hippopsis) lemniscata tobagoeneis Bre­ species was not recognized by Aurivillius. The type uning, 1962: 10 of Fabricius is a male with a characteristic swollen Hippopsis tremata Galilee and Martins, 1988a: 184, protarsal segment. I obtained this species from 16 figs. 13-16, new synonymy different tree species, mainly belonging to the le­ gume group: Co/una guianensis Aublet (Apocyn­ Aurivillius' type, in the NRS is a male, and the aceae) [Christian Feuillet 2311]; Simarouba amara abdominal depression is absolutely identical to the Aublet (Simaroubaceae) [Christian Feuillet 2375]; drawing given in the paper of Galileo and Martins Tlieobroma cacao Linne (Sterculiaceae) [Jean­ to characterize their new species Hippopsis trema­ Jacques de Granville det.]; Suiartzia lomatophylla ta. I compared Aurivillius' type with my own mate­ (Bentham) Pittier (Caesalpiniaceae) [Denis Loub­ rial of both sexes from French Guiana and identi­ ry, 1585]; Suiarteia.ponacoco (Aublet) Cowan (Cae­ fied by Martins as H. tremata. salpiniaceae) [Denis Loubry, 1804]; Machaerium. Tribe Acanthoderini sp, (Papilionaceae) [Denis Loubry, 1815]; Taralea oppositifolia Aublet (papilionaceae) [Denis Loub­ ry, 1611]; Abarema curoicarpa (Irwin) Barneby Acan.th o deres dauieei (Swederus, 1787) Cercunbyx (Lamia) daviesii Swederus, 1787: 195, and Grimes (Mimosaceae) [Grimes and Sabatier pI. VIII, fig. 6 3312]; Abaremajupunba (Willdenow) Barneby and Cercunbyx daviesii Gmelin, 1790: 1837 Grimes (Mimosaceae) [Christian Feuillet 2307, Lamia punctata Fabricius, 1792: 272 [Cajennae], Denis Loubry 1875 and Scott Mori 23688]; Balizia new synonymy pedicelloris (de CandoIle) Barneby and Grimes Lamia daviesii SchOnherr, 1817: 380 [America, (Mimosaceae) [Christian Feuillet 1341]; Enterolo­ Cayenna] bium schomburgkii Bentham (Mimosaceae) [Daniel Acantlioderus daviesii Dejean, 1835: 336 Sabatier 2367]; Enierolobiuni sp, (Mimosaceae) Acanthoderes daviesii Audinet-Serville, 1835: 29 [Cayenne] [Denis Loubry 1763]; Hytirochoreacorymbosa (L. C. INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 11, No.2, June, 1997 135

Richard) Barneby and Grimes (Mimosaceae) [De­ Colobothea macularis: Aurivillius, 1923: 454 [Cata­ nis Loubry 1300]; Ingamelinonis Sagot (Mimosace­ log] ae) [Denis Loubry 1780]; Inga sp, (Mimosaceae) [Scott Mori 23456]; Parhia nitida Miquel (Mimo­ I had t.he opportunity to consult. and to photo­ saceae) [Daniel Sabatier 1511 and Denis Loubry graph the original paintings of Olivier which served 1564]. t.o illustrate his famous "Entomologie..." still con­ served in his family, six generations later. These Taron aeue incisus (Bates, 1864), new combina­ paintings reveal more det.ails than the print.ed and tion. post-colored plates found in the remaining exam­ Nyssodrys incisa Bates, 1864: 155 ples of this very rare book and thus permit the Nyssodrystes iiicisa Gilmour, 1965: 599 [Brazil] above synonymy. I obtained several adults from Catalogue Hydrochorea corymbosa (L.C. Richard) Barneby Stenolis incisa Morine, 1985: 535. and Grimes (Mimosaceae) [Denis Loubry 1300] The rearing of this rare species demonstrates Tribe Pretiliini clearly its greater affinity with the genus Toronae­ us (where majority were bound to Burseraceae Pretil ia tub ercu la.ta (Fabricius, 1801), new combi­ trees), confirmed by its taxonomic features. It was nation. obtained on a still unidentified Burseraceae [Denis Saperda tuberculaia Fabricius, 1801: 331 [America Loubry 1318] meridionali] Pretilia telephoroides Bates, 1866: 302; Lacordaire, Xylerga-tes el a.in.eae Gilmour, 1962 1872: 910; Gilmour, 1962: 125; Martins and Galileo, Astynomus hilaris: Prudhomme, 1906: 38 1990b: 707 figs I-II, new synonymy Xylergates sp. (hilaris Dejean?) Duffy, 1960: 258, Eupogon.ius tuberculatus Aurivillius, 1923: 312 [Cat­ figs. 158-159 (Larva) alog]; Blackwelder, 1946: 600 [Catalog] Xylergates elaineae Gilmour, 1962: 277, p l. III, fig. 3 Tribe Xylergates dorotheae Gilmour, 1962: 279, p l, III, fig. 4, new synonymy Drycoth.aea ang uerifrone (Breuning, 1943) Estoloides (Estoloides) anguetifroris Br e un ing , 1943a: 56 [Guyane: Maroni]; Breuning, 1974b: 59. Gilmour's two types belong to the American Guyanestola nuicropluhalm a Breuning, 1961a: 248, Museum of Natural History in New York. The new synonymy species commonly attacks fallen t.rees belonging to Guyanestola macroph.talma Breuning, 1963: 507 t.he family of Lecyt.hidaceae. I found this species [Catalog] from seven different host plants in French Guiana: Drycothaea angustifrons Tavaki lian, 1991: 450; Lecythis poiteaui O. C. Berg [Scott. Mori det. 1995]; Galilee and Martins, 1991: 250 Lecythis holcogyne (Sandwith) Mori [D. Sabat.ier Drycothaea macropluhalnia Galilee and Martins, and M.F. Prevost 2108]; Eschweilera sagotiana 1991: 251 Miers [Daniel Sabatier 1762]; Eschweilera micron­ tha (0. C. Berg) Miers [ScottMori 23479]; Eschweil­ In 1990, t.heblockedsituation concerning Frey's era coriacea (A.P. de Candolle) Martius ex O.C. collection made im possible the examination of Bre­ Berg [Denis Loubry 1846, 1341]; Eschweilera con­ uning's type during my journey to Munich. The gestiflora (R. Benoist) Eyma [Scott Mori 23478]; situation is now normal since t.he collection was Courcuariguianensis Aublet [Daniel Saba tier 1771 transferred from Frey's house in Tutzing to the and Denis Loubry 13:37]. St.aatliches Museum in Munich (ZSMA). I am grate­ ful to Patrick Bleuzen who sent me the picture of Tribe Guyanestola mac rophtluilmaand checkedthe claws, confirming that they are appendiculated as Galileo Colobotliea m a.cul a.ris (Olivier, 1792) and Martins and I already guessed. This illustrates Lamia m.acularis Olivier, 1792: 474 [Suriname] how uncomfort.able can be the position of an ento­ Cercunbyx m.acularie Olivier, 1795: (67) 98 pl. XX, mologist. revising a group of which the types are fig. 154 [Suriname] still in private collect.ions. Colobothea uelutina Bates, 1865a: 216, new synon­ I obtained this species from Cecropia palmata ymy Willdenow (Cecropiaceae) [Denis Loubry 1570]. 136 Volume 11, No.2, June, 1997, INSECTA MUNDI

Aurivillius, C. 1912. Cerambycidae: Cerambycinae. Coleopterorum Catalogus 22 (39): 1-574. W. Junk Drycothaea brasiliensis (Breuning, 1974) et S. Schenkling, Berlin. Guyanestola brasiliensis Breuning, 1974b: 49 [Bra­ Aurivillius, C. 1923. Lamiinae II. Coleopterorum Cat­ zil: Amazonas] alogus 23 (74): 323-704. W. Junk et S. Schenk ling, Dryeothaea nuirmorata Martins and Galileo, 1990a: Berlin. 611, fig. 4, new synonymy Bates, H. W. 1864. XIX. Contributions to an Insect Drycothaea brasiliensis Galileo and Martins, 1991: Fauna of the Amazon Valley. Coleoptera: Longi­ 251 cornes. The Annals and Magazine of Natural Histo­ ry. London 13 (3): 144-164. Breuning's type is in the ZSMA. The host plant Bates, H. W.. 1865a. XXV. Contributions to an Insect is still Cecropia palmata Willdenow (Cecropiaceae) Fauna of the Amazons Valley. Coleoptera: Longi­ cornes. The Annals and Magazine of Natural Histo­ [Denis Loubry 1570]. ry. London 15 (3): 213-225. Bates, H. W. 1865b. X. Contributions to an Insect Fauna Drycothaea truncatipennis new name for Estola stic­ of the Amazons Valley. Coleoptera: Longicornes. tica Breuning, 1942 (nee Bates, 1881) The Annals and Magazine of Natural History. Lon­ Estola stictica Breuning, 1942: 163 don 16 (3): 101-113. Bates, H. W. 1866. XXXIII. Contributions to an Insect The type belongs to the USNM (ex Tippmann's Fauna of the Amazons Valley. Coleoptera: Longi­ collection n? 41605) and is a male collected in the cornes. The Annals and Magazine of Natural Histo­ Brazilian state of Santa Catarina. The structure of ry. London 17 (3): 288-303. the claws transfers this species from the tribe Bates, H. W. 1870a. XVI. Contributions to an Insect to Calliini in the genus Drycothaea. Fauna of the Amazon Valley (Coleoptera, Ceramby­ Unfortunately another Drycothaea stictica Bates, ci dre). The Transactions of the Entomological Soci­ ety of London, 1870 (part III):243-335. 1881 already exists from Guatemala. I propose the Bates, H. W. 1870b. XIX. Contributions to an Insect specific name D. truncatipennis which fits better Fauna of the Amazon Valley (Coleoptera, Ceramby­ with the elytral aspect of that misplaced species. cidre). The Transactions of the Entomological Soci­ ety of London, 1870 (part IV) December: 391-444. Drycothaea turria.lbae (Breuning, 1943), new com­ Bates, H. W. 1880. Biologia Central i-Americana, Insec­ bination ta, Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Lamiidae 5: 17-152, Eetoloides (Estoloides) turri-albae Breuning, 1943: pis. III-XI. 56 Bates, H. W. 1885. Biologia Central i-Americana, Insec­ Estoloides (Estoloides) turrialbae Breuning, 1963: ta, Coleoptera, Cerambycidae Supplement to Longi­ 507 cornia. 5: 249-436, pis. XVII-XXIV. Estoloides turrialbae Chemsak, Linsley and Nogu­ Blackwelder, R. E. 1946. Checklist of the coleopterous era, 1992: 119 (Catalog) of Mexico, Central America, the West Indies and South America. Part 4. Bulletin. United States The type belongs to the USNM (ex Tippmann's National Museum 185 (4): 551-763. collection n" 41596) and is a female labelled as Bodkin, G. E. 1919. Notes on the Coleoptera of British Parestola turriolboe i As seen above, this species is Guiana. The Entomologist's Monthly Magazine. transferred from Desmiphorini to the tribe Caliini London 55: 264-272. Bosq, J. M. 1943. Agregados al Catalogo de los Longi­ for the same reason. corneos de la Republica Argentina. Revista Argen­ References tina de Zoogeografia. Buenos Aires 3 (3): 103-112. Breuning, S. 1940. Novae species Cerambycidarum VIII. Folia Zoologica et Hydrobiologica. Riga 10: 37­ Audinet-Serville, J. G. 1832. Nouvelle classification 85. de la famille des longicornes. Annales de la Societe Breuning, S. 1942. Novae species Cerambycidarum XI. Entomologique de France. Paris 1 (1): 118-201 Folia Zoologica et Hydrobiologica. Riga 11: 113-175. Audinet-Serville, J. G. 1835. Nouvelle classification Breuning, S. 1943 a. Novae species Cerambycidarum de la famille des Longicornes 3eme Tribu, XII. Folia Zoologica et Hydrobiologica. Riga 12: 12­ Lamiaires, Lamiariae. Annales de la Societe Ento­ 66. mologique de France. Paris 4 (1): 5-100. Breuning,S.1943 b. Etudes sur les Lamiaires (Coleop., Aurivillius, C. 1900. Verzeichniss der von Dr F. Mein­ Cerambycidm). Douzieme tribu : Agniini Thomson. ert im Jahre 1891 in Venezuela gesammelten Novitates Entomologicm, Paris 3 (89-106): 137-280, Cerambyciden. Ofversigt af Kongl. Svenska Veten­ figs 1-157. skaps-Ak adem iens For hand li ngar 57 (4): 409-421, 1 fig. INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 11, No.2, June, 1997 137

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Book Review The classification adopted for this book is not that. of cladists. Jolivet recognizes 20 ext.ant sub­ Biologic des Coleopteres Chrysomelides. Pierre Jo­ families, and one ext.inct. subfamily, probably t.he livet. Boubee Publsher, Paris, 1997, 280 pp. (USA direct. Jurassic ancestor of the Aulacoscelinae. The $57.00) larvae of several subfamilies were st.illunknown at. the time this book was writt.en, such as the t.hose of The main biological aspects of this economically t.heMegascelinae and Aulacoscelinae, but.recently, important group of beetles, the Chrysomelidae, are I am told by the aut.hor, these larvae have been summarized in this new work by the international­ obtained and are now being described. ly known author, Dr. Pierre Jolivet. Around 37,000 The author believes that the recently proposed species are now described and more remain to be monophyletic classifications do not reflect. the real named. The size and diversity ofthe family are less relationships within the family. He disagrees with than those of the weevils (Curculionidae), bu t prob­ the fusion ofAlticinae and Galerucinae, ofHispinae ably there will be a total of 40 to 50 thousand species and Cassidinae, and Synetinae and Megascelinae, once the canopy fauna is better known. For in­ included with the Eumolpinae, as well as the eleva­ stance, we still know nothing about the biology and tion to family rank of some subfamilies. Syneta, for the host plants of the Madagascaran leaf beetles instance, has its wings and male genitalia com­ and surely many more species from that region pletely different from those of the Eumolpinae. In await description. the book he argues strongly that the relationships The importance of the group is mostly agricul­ recognized within the Chrysomelidae be based on tural as might be expected from a group almost their food-plant selection when these are known, entirely leaf, stem, and root feeders. Members wing venation, and male genitalia, and use both range in length from 1 mm, or less, up to 27 mm. physiological and mechanical characters of t.he Many species are bright.ly colored. plants, Probably t.he family is polyphyletic" i.e., com­ Line drawings illust.rate t.he book and six col­ posed of morphologically similar but phylogeneti­ ored plates show the beet.les in various tropical cally dist.inct groups, and with Bruchidae as it.s settings in both the Old and New World. Three sister group, all have Cerambycoid ancestors. Un­ other plates include some water color drawings of questioned chrysomelidfossils date from the Juras­ spectacular species. sic. The author, with several collaborators, has The book covers the palaeont.ology, evolut.ion, written five specialized books on the biology of development, and adaptations of t.he family. Mim­ Chrysomelidae prior t.o this volume. Here, the icry, defensive react.ions, pathogens and parasites, author present.s a new synthesis of the t.opic, in­ and every aspect. of the biology and ecology of t.he cluding many aspects not found in t.he previous beet.les are discussed. volumes. The collected works were noted on pages 260 and316 of volume 10, 1996, of Insecta Mundi.

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