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Especies De Grillos Registrados Para El Perú' Diciembre, 1973 NOTAS CIENTÍFICAS 121 ESPECIES DE GRILLOS REGISTRADOS PARA EL PERÚ' Pedro G. Aguilar F. 2 La lista que se presenta ha sido extractada de L. Cho- Sinonimia: pard, en Orthopterum Catalogus, editus a M. Beier. Pars (Todos Gryllus) aztecus Saussure, 1859; cubensis Sauss., 1859; lineaticeps Stal, 1858; mexicanus 10. L. Chopard. Gryllides Fam Gryllidae: Subfamilia Gry- Sauss., 1859; septentrionalis Walker, 1869; lurldus llinae. Pars 12. L. Chopard. Gryllides Fam. Gryllidae, Walker, 1869; determinatus Walker, 1869; similaris Fam. Oecanthidae, Fam. Gryllotalpidae. Uitgeverij Dr. W. Walker, 1869; oojacanus Walker, 1869; collocatus Junk N.V.'s Gravenhage 25.IX.1968. Walker, 1869. 5. Gryllus capitatus Saussure, 1874 (Perú, Chile, Ecuador). Corresponden a las especies que figuran con área Perú, lea, Ocafia 2,600 m., Palco 2,600 m., Callao- Geográfica: Pérou, Amerique du Sud, Cosmotropical, Andes Bellavista, Eten, Paita y Perú Central) (3). meridionales, Amazone y también "Pura" (sic). Estas dos 6. Gryllus miopteryx Saussure, 1877 (Perú) últimas localidades podrían muy bien ser referidas también 7. Gryllus peruviensis Saussure, 1874 (Perú. Moyobamba, al territorio peruano, pues no existe la especial mención Ocaña (3). Costa Central (1). Acolla-Jauja (2). 8. Miogryllus convolutus Johannson, 1763 (América Cen­ de Brasil. El término "Pura", puede corresponder al nom­ tral, Guyana, Brasil, Perú, Argentina). Perú: Central bre "Perú" o también a "Para" o a "Piura", que origi­ Perú, Sivía, Apurímac (3). nalmente estuvieron mal escritos. La localidad correspon­ Sinonimia: diente se consigna entre paréntesis y también se incluye Gryllus pusillus Burmeister, 1838; Gryllus ater De Geer, 1773; Gryllus nitidulus Stal, 1858 la sinonimia de las especies más comunes. Gryllodes micromegas Saussure, 1874; Gryllodes El autor expresa su reconocimiento a la ayuda y faci­ brevipennis Sauss., 1874 lidades brindadas por el Prof. Dr. Salvador de Toledo Piza, Gryllodes parvipennis Saussare, 1874 Jr. en el Dpto. de Zoología de la Escuela Superior de Nemobius dlstinguendus Scudder, 1896; Nemobius delicatus Scud., 1896 Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz, Piracicahá. i Univ. de Sao 9. Gryllodes sigillatus Walker, 1869 (Cosmotropical, an- Paulo, Brasil. tropofilo) Sinonimia: FAMILIA GRYLLIDAE Acheta f. alata suplicans Walker, 1859 Gryllus f. alata supüc'ans Walker, 1869 SUBFAMILIA GRYLL1NAE Gryllus pustulipes Walker, 1869 Gryllus nanus Walker, 1869 Tribu Gymnogryllini Gryllodes poeyi Saussure, 1874 Cophogryllus walkeri Saussure, 1877 1. Anurogryllus muticus De Geer, 1773 (México, Antillas, Piestodactylus nanus, Saussure, 1877 Scapsipedus fuscorroratus Bolivar, 1895 América del Sur, Florida, Lousiana, Texas). (Perú: Homalogryllus indicus Bolivar, 1899 Huadquina, Cusco. Sivia, Apurímac) (3). Miogryílus transversalls Scudder, 1901 2. Urogryllus fulvaster Chopard, 1956 (Perú). Gryllodes subapterus Chopard, 1912 3. Cophogryllus americanus Chopard, 1954 (Perú: Caja- Gryllolandrevus abyssinicus Bolivar, 1922 marca) (3). Gryllodes greeni Chopard, 1925 Acheta takyonis Okasaki, 1926 Tribu Gryllini 4. Gryllus assimilis Fabricius, 1775 (*) (Jamaica, Bahamas, Tribu Gryllomorphini América del Sur, desde California a Argentina, An­ tillas). Costa Central del Perú (1). 10. Odontogryllus setosus Saussure, 1877 (Perú). 1 Presentado a la XV Convención Nacional de Entomología, Tribu Nemobiini 27 Nov.-2 Dic. 1972, lea-Perú. 2 Biólogo, Dr. CC.BB., Dpto. Biología, Univ. Nac. Agraria La 11. Hemigryllus ortonii Scudder, 1869 (Ecuador, Brasil, Ar­ Molina. gentina, Andes Meridionales) (*) Chopard (1968, en Orthopterum Catalogus) cita el gé­ Sinonimia: nero Acheta Fabricius con typus generis Gryllus/Acheta Hemigryllus kriechbaumeri Saussure, 1877 domesticus L.; en la pg. 62 figura Acheta domesticus, 12. Pteronemobius schunkei Chopard, 1956 (Perú) cosmopolita, pero no se incluye en la fauna americana. 13. Pteronemobius picinus Walker, 1869 (Amazonas) Debe asumirse que el género Acheta ha quedado cir­ 14. Argizala brasíllensis Walker, 1869 (Brasil, Perú, Para­ cunscrito para las especies propias del viejo mundo guay, Nicaragua, Colombia, México). y el género Gryllus para las del nuevo mundo. Alexan- Sinonimia: der & Walker (1962) establecen Acheta domesticus (L.) Nemobius fasciatus (nec. DeGeer) Bolivar 1884 como una especie introducida, "the house cricket"; e Nemobius longipennis (nec. Saussure) Brunner, 1895 igualmente Gryllus assimilis (Fab.) "the Jamaican field Nemobius melleus Scudder, 1896 cricket", como una especie introducida al Este de los 15. Hygronemobius basalis Walker, 1869 (Pura) Estados Unidos; por otro lado sin haberse resuelto el problema de los géneros Acheta y Gryllus, dejan sentado que los grillos de campo oriundos de América están SUBFAMILIA MOGOPLISTINAE Blatchley, 1920 más relacionados con Gryllus campestris L. (que es la especie tipo de Gryllus), que con Acheta domesticus Tribu Mogoplistini (L.) (que es la especie tipo de Acheta): Randell & McE. Kevan (1962) hallaron que el número díploide de cro­ 16. Ornebius testaceus Chopard, 1913 (Perú). Paita (3) mosomas para machos de Gryllus es 29, y que en Acheta 17. Ornebius peruviensis Chopard 1913 (Perú). Masa-Perú y Scapsipedus es de 21. 400 m. (3) 122 REVISTA DE ENTOMOLOGÍA Yol. 16, № 1 SUBFAMILIA PENTACENTRINAE Chopard, 1930 Sinonimia: Acheta brasiliensis Fabricius, 1775 Tribu Lissotrachelini Platydactylus vicina Serville, 1839 Platydactylus vicinus Serville, 1839 18. Trigonidomimus zernyi Chopard, 1933 (Amazonas) Gryllus servlllei Guerin, 1844 Platydactylus bicolor Scudder, 1868 SUBFAMILIA PHALANGOPSINAE Chopard, 1926 Platydactylus caliginosa Walker, 1869 Tribu Luzarini Platydactylus subnotata Walker, 1869 Carcliodactylus subnotata Saussure, 1878 19. Lerneca varipes Walker, 1869 (Trinidad, Colombia, Pa­ Paraeneoterus elegans Giglio-Tos, 1897 namá, Bolivia, Surinam, Amazonas) 20. Lerneca funebris Hebard, 1928 (Bolivia, Perú, Colombia). 52. Eneopterides flavifrons Chopard, 1956 (Perú) Perú: Contamana, Río Ucayali (3). 21. Prosthacusta amplipennis Chopard, 1956 (Perú) Tribu Podoscirtini 22. Luzara rufipennis Walker, 1869 (Venezuela, Colombia, Perú, Bolivia) 53. Amblyrhetus nodifer Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 23. Amusodes andeanum Hebard, 1929 (Perú). Pampaconas 54. Diatrypa pallidilabris Chopard, 1912 (México, Trinidad, River (3) Costa Rica, Guyana, Brasil, Perú) 55. Diatrypa affinis Chopard, 1933 (Amazonas) Tribu Heterogryllini 56. Diatrypa allardi Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 57. Diatrypa latipennis Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 24. Acia reticulata Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 58. Diatrypa schunkei Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 25. Acia vicina Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 59. Diatrypa minuta Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 26. Aclodes maculatum Caudell, 1918 (Colombia, Perú). 60. Aphonomorphus mutus Saussure, 1874 (Guyana, Brasil, Perú Central (3) Perú). Perú Central (3) 27. Amphiacusta annulipes Serville, 1831 (Haití, Cuba, Ja­ 61. Aphonomorphus telskii Saussure, 1874 (Brasil, Perú, maica, Guadalupe, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, Perú ?(sic) Bolivia). Perú Central (3) 62. Aphonomorphus luteicornis Chopard, 1954 (Perú). Perú: SUBFAMILIA TRIGONIDIINAE Saussure, 1893 Esperanza 800 m. (3) 63. Aphonomorphus duplovenatus Chopard, 1937 (Perú). Tribu Trigonidiini Chanchamayo (3) 64. Aphonomorphus socius Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 28. Anaxipha annulipes Hebard, 1924 (Perú, Ecuador) 65. Aphonomorphus deceptor Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 29. Anaxipha nigripennis Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 66. Aphonomorphus schunkei Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 30. Anaxipha nigerrima Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 67. Aphonomorphus allardi Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 31. Anaxipha schunkei Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 32. Anaxipha peruviana Saussure, 1874 (Colombia, Ecuador, 68. Aphonomorphus adjunctus Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 69. Aphonomorphus elegans Chopard, 1956 (Perú) Perú, Bolivia). Perú: Sivia-Apurímca, Perú Central 70. Euaphonus peruvianus Saussure, 1874 (Perú). Perú Cen­ (3) tral, Tarma (3) 33. Anaxipha marginipennis Chopard, 1954 (Perú). Sivia- 71. Paraphonus vicinus Chopard, 1956 (Perú) Apurímac 520 m. (3) 72. Parametrypus aculeatus Saussure, 1878 (Brasil, Perú). 34. Anaxipha titschaki Chopard, 1954 (Perú). Sivia-Apurímac Perú Central (3) 520 m. (3) 35. Anaxipha ruficeps Chopard, 1956 (Perú). Sivia-Apurí­ mac (3) FAMILIA OECANTHIDAE Seoane, 1878 36. Anaxipha sóror Chopard, 1956 (Perú) 37. Anaxipha rufoguttata Chopard, 1954 (Perú) 73. Oecanthus peruvianus Walker, 1869 (Perú). Perú Cen­ 38. Anaxipha infirmenotata Chopard, 1956 (Perú) tral, Sud Perú: Carapa 2,230 m., Aina 1,400 m. (3). 39. Anaxipha allardi Chopard, 1956 (Perú) Utcuyacu (8) 40. Anaxipha variegata Chopard, 1912 (Guyana, Perú). Perú: 74. Neoxabea astales T.J. Walker, 1966 (Perú). Chanchama­ Sivia-Apurímac (3) yo: Quiroz, Río Paucartambo (8) 41. Anaxipha nítida Chopard, 1912 (Guyana, Panamá, Brasil, Perú) FAMILIA GRYLLOTALPIDAE Seoane, 1878 42. Anaxipha smithi Saussure, 1897 (México, Colombia, Guyana, Perú). Perú: Sivia-Apurímac (3) 75. Neocurtilla hexadactyla Perty, 1832 (América del Sur, 43. Anaxipha angusticollis Saussure, 1874 (México, Pana­ México, Antillas). Perú: Perú Central, Sud Perú: má, Guyana, Brasil, Perú). Perú: Sivia-Apurímac (3) 44. Anaxipha stolzmanni Bolívar, 1881 (Bolivia, Perú, Pa­ Sivia 520 m., Perú Oriental: Iquitos (3) namá, Ecuador). Perú: Sivia-Apurímac (3) Sinonimia: 45. Anaxipha gracilis Scudder, 1869 (Brasil, Perú, Ecuador, Gryllotalpa borealis Burmeister, 1838 Panamá, México) Gryllotalpa brevipennis Serville, 1839 46. Cyrtoxipha pernambucensis Rehn, 1920 (Brasil, Perú) Gryllotalpa v. azteca Saussure, 1854 47. Symphiloxiphus riveti Chopard, 1913 (Ecuador, Perú).
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