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Arnold F. Van Pelt Greensboro, NC

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Insect species described from Big Bend National Park

Arnold F.Van Pelt 203 Howell Place Greensboro, NC 27455

Abstract: The list contains 192 insect species, of which 139 are primary types. All have been described from material collected in or near Big Bend National Park,

Keywords: Big Bend National Park, holotypes, paratypes, allotypes, types, primary types,

Introduction that the investigators used, e.g., months are either in Arabic or Roman numerals. A "$" symbol follow- Big Bend National Park is a large area of over ing an entry in References section papers cited 800,000 acres, the centerpiece of which is the Chi- here; the other references should be of aid to inves- sos Mountains, described as an island in the Chi- tigators who use this list. If a species has become a huahuan . Habitats range from the high synonym, that name will appear in brackets. , characterized by Ponderosa Pine (), Arizona Cypress (Cupressus Acknowledgements arizonica) and Douglas (Pseudotsuga menziesii), through oak - pinyon - and grassland asso- Several entomologists were kind enough to aid ciations to desert and the riparian vegetation along in various ways in the preparation of this paper: R. the . From (7825 feet), S. Anderson; C. L. Bellamy; H. R. Burke, C. E. elevations descend steeply to foothills character- Carlton; B. N. Danforth; A. T. and H. F. Howden; E. ized by volcanic dikes and ash (about 3500 feet), and C. Knudson, G. H. Nelson, C.W. O'Brien; W. Pula- then a moderate slope to the Rio Grande River waski; and R. L. Westcott, and several others on (about 2000 feet). Because of the variety of habitats specific issues. Knudson has worked on the Lepi- and microhabitats the Park provides, numerous doptera of the Park for many years, and continues plant and species occur, some of which are to provide valuable and extensive information on endemic. that group. I appreciate the help that these and Big Bend National Park was established in other entomologists have provided. 1944, and researchers have visited the Big Bend area and made collections of plants and Abbreviations since the 1800's. Over the years, species previously unknown from the Park have been collected there, Collecting sites: BBNP - in Park, area not and many of these have been new to science. designated; CA - ; CB - Chisos Basin; CF About 4600 species of insects have been docu- - Cattail Falls; CM - Chisos Mountains; CS - mented in the Park, along with an extensive bibli- Croton Springs; DW - Dugout Wells; GG - Green ography (Van Pelt, 1999). From this material, 139 Gulch; GH - Grapevine Hills; GnS - Glenn Springs; specimens have been designated primary types GrG - Grama Grassland; GS - Government Springs; (three of which are syntypes) from a total type list HS - Hot Springs; JC - Juniper Canyon; KB - K of 192 designations. The orders with the largest - Bar Research Station; LBC - Lower Blue Creek; number of species are Coleoptera and . MS - Mariola Scrub; NM - Nugent Mountain; OC The present list is organized phylogenetically by - Oak Creek; OS - Oak Springs; PC -Pine Canyon; orders, and alphabetically by families and genera. P J - Panther Junction; RGV - Rio Grande Village; The entries in the list contain the type locality, and RM - Rosillos Mountains; RMS - Rosillos Moun- references to the appropriate papers are appended. tains Summit; SEC - Santa Elena Canyon; TC - Full citations are listed at the end of this paper Tornillo Creek; TeC - Terlingua Creek; TF - under References. Dates are included in the format 126 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

Tornillo Flat; UTC - Upper Tornillo Creek; WT - al Museum of Natural History ( Na- Window Trail. tional Museum), Washington, DC; UMMZ - Mu- seum of Zoology, University of Michigan, Ann Collectors: AB - Andre Blanchard; AVP - A. F. Arbor; WBWC - W.B. Warner Collection, Phoenix, Van Pelt; CAT - Charles A. Triplehorn; ECK - Ed AZ C. Knudson; GHN - G. H. Nelson; HFH - Henry F. Howden; HRB - Horace R. Burke; JA - J. Apper- son; JEH - J. E. Hafernik; JNK - Josef N. Knull; Table 11. Insect species RHB - Rollin H. Baker; RLW - R. L. Westcott; RSA - Robert S. Anderson; WFB - W. F. Barr Heteroptera

Table I. Depositories Phytocoris cinereus Stonedahl - Miridae [PARATYPE] (TAMU) (Stonedahl, 1988); GG, AMNH - American Museum of Natural History, 5700', 08 - 14 - 68, JEH (Holotype from Colo- NYC; ANSP - Academy of Natural Sciences of rado) Philadelphia; BARC - Beltsville Agricultural Re- Menecles portacrus Rolston - Pentatomidae [HO- search Center; BBNP - Big Bend National Park, LOTYPE, male] (AMNH) Lost Mine Trail, 5800 TX; BMNH - British Museum of Natural History, feet [PARATYPE] GG, 5700', 07 - 24 - 68, JEH London; CASC - California Academy of Science (Rolston, 1973) Collection, San Francisco; CDAS - California De- partment of Agriculture, Sacramento; CMNC - Hornoptera Canadian Museum of Nature Collection, Ottawa; CNCI - Canadian National Collection of Insects, Atlysanella spatulata Ball & Beamer - Cicadel- Ottawa; CSWC - C. S Wolfe Collection, Fort Worth, lidae [PARATYPES] (SEMC) Marathon, 07 - 09 TX; DCCC - D.C. Carlson Collection, Orangevale, - 38, RH Beamer (Ball & Beamer, 1940); Burro CA; DGMC - D. G. Marqua Collection, Fort Davis, Mesa, on contortus, R. Whitcomb, TX; DWSC - D.W. Sundberg Collection, San Anto- det: Hicks (Whitcomb, BBNP file letter, 1985) nio, TX; DEW - Department of Entomology, Flexatnia bandarita Whitcomb & Hicks - Cicadel- Fisheries and Wildlife, University of Minnesota, lidae [HOLOTYPE, male] CM, on Bouteloz~a St. Paul; EGRC - E.G. Riley Collection, College curtipendula, 7 Aug 1987,5200 ft, IPL 003262, Station, TX; ELSC - E. L. Sleeper Collection, Long Whitcomb, R., (NMNH, BARC); [PARATYPES]: Beach, CA; FSCA - Florida State Collection of 2m, If, same collection data, Texas; Marathon , Gainesville; FMNH - Field Museum of Basin, 8 Aug 1984 (NMNH, BARC, KMNH, Natural History, Chicago; HAHC - H. and A. KSUC); CM, 17 July 1946, D.J. & J.N. Knull Howden Collection, Ottawa ON (Types deposited in (OSUC) (Whitcomb and Hiclcs, 1988) CMNC); JEWC - J.E. Wappes Collection, Bulver- Flexatnia zacata Whitcomb & Hicks - Cicadellidae de, TX; IPL - accession #'s of computerized collec- [HOLOTYPE] PJ, on Muhlerzbergiaporteri, 26 tion, BARC; KSBS - Biological Survey of Kansas Aug 1985, 3600 ft, Whitcomb & Hicks, IPO Invertebrate Collection, University of Kansas, 002093 (NMNH, BARC); [PARATYPES]: 331x1, Lawrence; KSUC - Department of Entomology 10f, same locality and date, IPO 002057,25 Aug Collection, Kansas State University, Manhattan; 1985; 13m, 4f, same locality and date (NMNH, LACM - Los Angeles County Museum of Natural BARC, CNCI, KMNH, KSUC, OSUC) (Whit- History; MSUC - Michigan State University, East comb and Hicks, 1988) Lansing; MCZC - Museum of Comparative Zoolo- gy, Cambridge, MA; NCSU - North Carolina State Neuroptera Museum, Raleigh; OSUC - Ohio State University, Columbus; OSUO - Oregon State University, Cor- Brachyrzernurus marshi Stange - Myrmeleontidae vallis; SEMC - Snow Entomological Museum, [HOLOTYPE] (UCDC) [PARATYPE] (UCDC) University of Kansas, Lawrence; TAMU - Texas A (FSCA) both 22 mi. S. Marathon (Stange, 1970) & M University, College Station; UCDC - Univer- Brachynernurus nigrescens Stange - Myrmeleon- sity of California, Davis; NMNH (USNH) - Nation- tidae [PARATYPES] (UCDC) 22 mi. S. Mara- INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002 127

thon, 09 - 03 - 60, L. Stange; Tornillo Flat, 08 - OSUC) CM, 07 - 23, JNKnull; Castolon, 04 - 21 12 - 48, W. Nutting & F. Werner; Terlingua, 07 - 73, S. Wellso; near Boquillas, 04 - 16 - 83, dead - 03 - 48, C & P Vaurie (Stange, 1970) mesquite, S. Wellso (Knull, 1952); 06 - 27 - 63, on Acacia constricta, GHN, det. GHN '82 (ex Coleoptera TAMU) (Knull, 1952) Agrilus obscurilineatus Vogt - Elonus chisosensis Werner - [HOLOTYPE, [=A.chisosanus Knull] [HOLOTYF'E] (FMNH) male] (MCZC) CM, vii - 9 - 1948, F. Werner; CM, 07 - 08 - 55, DJ&JN Knull (Knull, 1956) [PARATYPES] (BMNH, CNCI & Univ. Arizo- (Vogt, 1949) na, Tucson) one same data as holotype + two Agrilus pz~tillusparaputillus Knull - Buprestidae from CB at light, May 1,1959andMay 29,1959, [HOLOTYPE] (FMNH) PC, 05 - 10 - 59; Pulliam HowdenIBecker (Werner, 1992) Canyon, 500', 05 - 17 - 59, H Howden, det: Eugnalnptus pseudonigriventris Hamilton - Atte- Knull; CM, 05 - 08 - 74, G.Manley, det: Manley; labidae [HOLOTYPE] BBNP, 05 - 05 - 69, FJ [PARATYPE] (CNCI & OSUC) on maple (Acer Moore & RL Berry + [ALLOTYPE] CM, 05 - 14 grandidentaturn) PC, 5 - 10 - 59, Becker & HFH - 78, AE&DS Lewis + [PARATYPE] PC, 06 - 05 (paratypes coll. 5 - 4&7 - 59, HFH & Becker) - 70,5100', UVtrap, CW O'Brien+ [PARATYPE] Boot Spring, 05 - 18- 59, Pulliam Canyon, 5000', CB, Apr '63, JB Karren (all NMNH) (all Hamil- 05 - 17 - 59, in dead maple twigs, Howden/ ton 1990) Becker, det: JNK (Knull, 1960a) Haplorhynchites pseudomexicanus Hamilton - At- Brachys querci Knull - Buprestidae [PARATYPE] telabidae [PARATYPE] (NMNH) Marathon, 08 (FMNH) CM, 06 - 09 - 31, JNK1; CM, 07 - 17 - 46, - 05 - 64, HRB & JA (Hamilton, 1974) JNK [PARATYPES] (FMNH) (Knull, 1952) Pselaphorhynchites dilatarostris Hamilton - Atte- Buprestis parmaculiventris Knull - Buprestidae labidae [HOLOTYPE AND ALLOTYPE] [HOLOTYPE, male] (FMNH) CM, 06 - 30 - 57, (NMNH) CM, R&L Hamilton, July 16,18,19 on pine, DJ&JN Knull (Knull, 1958); CB, 06 - 2 (Hamilton, 1971) - 65, on Pirzus cernbroides, G Nelson Acmaeodera riograrzdei Nelson - Buprestidae [HO- Chrysobothris acaciae Krzull - Buprestidae LOTYPE] (NMNH) OS, 06 - 24 - 71, on bloom of {PARATYPE] (OSUC) "Big Bend, 6-24-47, HR Cirsiurn sp., G.Nelson; [AZILOTYF'E] same data, Beamer (Knull, 1954) (Holotype from Davis (NMNH); [PARATYPE] same site, 25 - VI - 1971 Mountains) (several collections including AMNH) + 5 km E Chrysobothris bearneri Knull - Buprestidae PJ, GHN, on yellow composite blossom (Nelson, [HOLOTYPE,male] (SEMC) Big Bend, 06 - 24 - (1980) -+ Castolon, 18- VII - 67, JW Tilden + CB, 47, R Beamer (Knull, 1954) 15 - VI - 48, M.Cazier Paratyndaris acaciae (Knull) - Buprestidae [=An- Acrnaeodera tiquilia Westcott & Barr - Buprestidae cylotela] [PARATYPE] (OSUC & NMNH) CM, [HOLOTYPE] (CASC) "Lower PC, VII - 16 - 84" 07 - 09 - 36, JNK; CM, 06 - 09 - 39 + CM, July 9 ex Tiqt~iliacanescerzs, WFB + [PARATYPES] - 17, HA Wenzel (Knull, 1937) (Holotype from (BBNP, NMNH) ex T. greggii, 16/17 - VII - 84, the , deposited in FMNH) 2.4 mi. west PJ, 6 mi. SE PJ, all WFB + PC Rd., Spectralia roburella (Knull) - Buprestidae [=Cirzyra] 1160- 1190m+GnSRd. 945m, 15-VII-86+1.6 [PARATYPE] (FMNH) July 17, HA Wenzel; mi W Basin Jct., all RLW (Westcott & Barr, CM, 07 - 17 - 55,07 - 08 - 55, JNK (Knull, 1941) 1998) (Holotype from Davis Mts.) Aclnaeodera wenzeli Van Dyke - Buprestidae [HO- Caccodes chisosensis (Fender) - Cantharidae LOTYPE] (CASC) CM, 19 - VII - 1917?, HA [=Malthinus1 [HOLOTYPE] (OSUC) CM, 07 - Wenzel (Van Dyke, 1919); [PARATYPE] (CASC) 08 - 55, J.N. Knull (Fender, 1963) PC, 5000 - 5700', 6/30 to 7/2/72, on Acacia, RL Chauliognathus discus LeConte - Cantharidae Westcott; CM, 07 - 09 - 36,07 - 04 - 41, onAcacia [TYPE, male] [Original combination] (MCZC, ferrzesiaaa, JN Knull #2817) Texas (LeConte, 1853); [=C. texanus Acrnaeoderopsis chisosensis (Knull) - Buprestidae Fender] (Fender, 1943) CM, 07-09-36 [ALLO- [=Acrnaeodera] [HOLOTYPE] (FMNH) CM, 06 TYPE] (OSUC) CM, J.N. Knull + CM, July, H. - 09 - 39, J Knull; [PARATYPES] (FMNH & Wenzel; CM, 06-09-36, JNK 128 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

Silis vandykei Green - Cantharidae [PARATYPE] Becker; 3 mi. N GnS, 05-24-59, at light, HFH/ CB, 16 - VII - 56, H&A Howden + Boot Spr., Becker; OS, 4000', 05-22-59, at light, HFH/ BBNP, 7000' + PC, 5000' + GG, 5300', 4 - V - 59 Becker; CB, 06-26-61, 5500', JNK (all Knull, to 20 - V - 59, HowdenIBecker + CM, 18- VII, JW 1962) Green + CM, 20 - 21 June, 1961, DJ&JN Knull Stenosphenus sobriutn (Newman) - Cerambycidae + CM, 07 - 28 - 62, DJ&JN Knull (CASC, OSUC, [=S. texanus Knull] [PARATYPES] (OSUC) CNCI) (Green, 1966) CM,7 - 9 - 36, DJ&JN Knull; [= S. piceus Anelaphus subinermis Linsley - Cerambycidae [HO- Knull][PARATYPES] (OSUC) CM, 7 - 17 - 46, LOTYPE, male] (CASC) Marathon [TYPE LO- DJ&JNKnull(both synonyms from Knull, 1946) CALITY] (Linsley, 1963) (Linsley, 1957); K - (Newman, 1840) (Giesbert & Chemsak, 1989) Bar Cpgd., 3400', UV light, 06 - 29 - 82, RSA Acanthoscelides subaequalis Johnson - Chrysomel- (TAMU) idae [Bruchinae] [PARATYPE] (CUIC) "Brew- Coleomethia evaniformis (Knull) - Cerambycidae ster Co., 3 mi. NE Hot Springs", 07 - 15 - 41 [=Methia] [ALLOTYPE] [PARATYPES] (Johnson, 1970) (FMNH) CM, 07 - 09 - 36 JN Knull (Knull, Keitheatus blakeae (BE White) - Chrysomelidae 1937); 06 - 20 - 64, JN Knull; CM, ex Quercus [=Scelolyperus] [HOLOTYPE] (CASC, male) (Linsley, 1962b) (Knull, 1937) CM, Big Bend State Park, 7/12 - 16/41, B.White, Comacmaeops brunnea (Knull) - Cerambycidae det: White [ALLOTYPE] (CASC) same data as [=Brachysomida] [HOLOTYPE] (CNCI) PC, holotype [PARATYPES] (NMNH, BMNH, & 50007,05 - 04 - 59, on Pinus cembroides Zucc., AMNH) same data (White, 1944) Howden; [PARATYPE] (CNCI) CB, 5400 - 6000', Luperaltica nitida Wilcox - Chrysomelidae [HOLO- 05 - 04 - 59, W.Mason + 5 - 4 - 59, in pinyon pine, TYPE AND ALLOTYPE] (OSUC) [PARATYPE] JF McAlpine (Knull, 1962); CB, 5500', 06 - 23 - (NMNH) CM, 07 - 17 - 46, DJ&JN Knull (Wil- 61, JNK cox, 1953); GG, 07 - 24 - 68, JEH, det. EG Riley Cyrtinus beckeri Howden - Cerambycidae '90 [PARATYPES] (CNCI) PC, 5000', on Acer gran- Mimosestes acaciestes Kngsolver &Johnson - Chry- didentatum, 05 - 10 - 59; Boot Canyon, 7000', on somelidae (Bruchidae) [PARATYPE] (TAMU) Acer grandidentatum and Quercus, 05 - 07 - 59; Marathon, 37 mi. S., 06 - 09 - 72, WEC, det. CD Boot Spring, ex Acer grandidentatum, 05 - 18 - Johnson; CM, 07 - 14 - 41, WF Barr + 07/12 - 161 58 (all from Howden, 1960b) 41, BE White & CB, 08 - 15 - 68, JEH (Kingsolv- Elaphidion linsleyi Knull - Cerambycidae er & Johnson, 1978) [PARATYPES] (U. Cal. & OSUC) CM, 6 - 30 - Cymatodera chisosensis Barr - [HOLO- 57,6 - 17 - 58,6 - 27 - 59, JNKnull(Knull,1960b) TYPE, male] (CASC) CM, 04 - VII - 1946, EC Gymnopsyra aspersa Knull - Cerambycidae [HO- Van Dyke; [ALLOTYPE, female] CB, 15 - VI - LOTYPE] (FMNH) PJ, 4000', 05-01-59, HFH/ 1948 (M. Cazier) (AMNH); [PARATYPES] CB, Becker; [ALLOTYPE] CM, 05-01-59,HFHIBeck- 5000',8to11-VI- 1948,GEBall+24-VI-1963, er [PARATYPES] (CNCI & FMNH); CB, 05-19- GHN + 13 - VIII - 1962, HV Weems, Jr. + 29 - IV 59, HFHIBecker, PJ, 40007,04129-30159, HFH/ - 1957, 11,25,28, 29 - V - 1959, HFH & Becker Becker; TF, 05-12-59, HFHIBecker; all at light + Pulliam Canyon, 17 - V - 1958, HFH & Becker (Knull, 1962) + OS, 2 and 8 - V - 1959, HFH & Becker + Heterachthes texanus Linsley - Cerambycidae [HO- Juniper Canyon, 13 - VII - 1928, FM Gaige + LOTYPE, male] (CASC) CM [TYPE LOCALI- PC, 5100', 05 - VI - 1970, CW O'Brien + PJ, 29, TY Linsley (Linsley, 1963) 30 - IV - 1959, & 05 - V - 1959, HFH & Becker + Methia lata Knull - Cerambycidae [HOLOTYPE] 9 to 10 - VI - 1948, HS Barber + CM, 09 to 12 - (FMNH) CM, 06 - 30 - 57, at light, JN Knull VII - 1948, F. Werner & W. Nutting (CASC, (Knull, 1958) (Linsley, 1962b) CNCI, NMNH, Univ. Mich., Texas Tech. Univ., Obrium beckeri Knull - Cerambycidae [HOLOTYPE] Fla. Dept. Agr., GHN Coll., WFB Coll.) (Barr, (FMNH) Tornillo Flat, 3200', 05-20-59, at light, W., 1972) HFHIBecker; [PARATYPES] TF, 32007, 5-20- Cymatodera dietrichi Barr - Cleridae [HOLO- 59, HFHIBecker; CM, June '49?,'61, '67, '68, JN TYPE] CM, 03 - VII - 1941 (Barr, 1952) [ALLO- Knull; PJ, 05-20-59 & 5119-28159, at light, HFH/ TYPE] CM, 05 - VII - 1942; [PARATYPES] INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002 129

BBNP, 16 - VI - 1948, MA Cazier; CB, 50007,8 Pandeleteius defectus Green - [HO- to 11 - VII - 1948, GE Ball; Juniper Cyn., 6000', LOTYPE] (CASC) CM, 07 - 22 - 1911, Wenzel & 14 - VII - 1928, FM Gaige; CM, 09 - VI - 1938, Green (Green, 1920) DJ&JN Knull + 07 - 14 - 41 (Barr, 1952) + 14 - Pandeleteius dentipes Pierce - Curculionidae [HO- VII - 1942,09 to 12 - VII - 1948, F Werner & W LOTYPE] (NMNH) Mariscal Mtn. and CM, Nutting (all CASC) (Barr, 1952) May, June, July (Pierce, 1913) Cynzatodera werneri Barr - Cleridae [HOLOTYPE, Pandeleteius simplarius Fall - Curculionidae [HO- male] [ALLOTYPE, female] (CASC) CM, 52007, LOTYPE] [=P. spatulatus Green 19201 (ANSP) 719 - 12148, F. Werner & W. Nutting; CM, 07 - 19 - 1911, Wenzel & Green (Green, [PARATYPES] CM, 719 - 12/48, F. Werner & W. 1920) (Howden, 1959) Nutting; PJ, 619 - 10148, HS Barber; CB, 5000', Stictotarsus titulus (Leech) - [HOLO- 718 - 11148, GE Ball; CM, Jul., JN Knull; CB, 6 TYPE] [=Deronectes] (NMNH) "Green Valley" - 15 - 48, MA Cazier; Tornillo Flat, 7 - 12 - 48, F (Leech, 1948). See [=Decodes], (Zimmerman Werner & W Nutting (CASC) (Barr, 1952) and Smith, 1975), and later papers by Zimmer- Curculio macrodon Chittenden - Curculionidae man. [HOLOTYPE] [=C. ruficristatus Chittenden] Cardiophorus pallidus Dajoz - Elateridae [HOLO- (NMNH) CM, Jul17, HA Wenzel (Chittenden, TYPE] Boquillas Cyn., 07 - IV - 2000, R. Dajoz; 1927) [PARATYPES 7 males, 4 females], same local- Curculio sulcatulus (Casey) - Curculionidae [HO- ity, 07 to 18 April, 2000, Dajoz (Dajoz coll.) LOTYPE] [=C. striatus Chittenden] (NMNH) (Dajoz, 2000) CM, Jul 17, HA Wenzel (Chittenden, 1927) Megapenthes texanus Becker - Elateridae Curculio wenzeli Chittenden - Curculionidae [HO- [PARATYPE] (CNCI) Boquillas, 1850 ft., May LOTYPE, female] [ALLOTYPE] (NMNH) CM, 28 + CB, May 9 to June 28 + CM, June 10 to Jul17, HA Wenzel (Chittenden, 1927);(Gibson, June 28 +Juniper Canyon, July 10 - 24 + Glenn 1969) (O'Brien & Wibmer, 1982) Sprs., 5 mi. N., 3000', May 24 + Panther Jct., Epimechus hesperius Clark & Burke - Curculion- 4000', May 19 & 24 (all Becker, 1971) idae [PARATYPE] (NMNH) CM, 10 - 12 - VI - Melanotus hamatus Knull - Elateridae [HOLO- 1908, Mitchell & Cushman (Clark & Burke, TYPE, male] (FMNH) [ALLOTYPE] 2002) [PARATYPE] (FMNH & HAHC) CM, July 8, Leptopinara flemingi Anderson - Curculionidae 1936, JNK; [PARATYPES] labeled Chisos Ba- [HOLOTYPE] (CMNC) Cattail Falls, 1310m, 9 sin, July 16 & 17,1956,H&AHowden; CB, July - 6 - 88, RSA (Anderson, 1993) 4 & 5, 1942, HA Scullen (Knull, 1959) Macroscytalus chisosensis (O'Brien) - Curculion- Bolborhombus angulus (Robinson) - idae [=Rhinanisus][HOLOTYPE & ALLO- [HOLOTYPE, male] [=Bolbocerus] (NMNH) Dog TYPE] (NMNH) GG, 5300', 26 - I11 - 70, L&CW Canyon, M.Robinson (Robinson, 1947); Glenn O'Brien, in leaves of dead Agave havardiana Springs, Boquillas, July 7 - 29, 0. Cartwright; where it breeds; [PARATYPES] (CW O'Brien Tornillo Flats, Panther Jct., May 1959, H. Coll., NMNH, TAMU) same data, CW O'Brien Howden (Howden, 1960a) + Maple Canyon, 52007,04 - 27 - 52, H.Dybas Cymbiodyta beckeri Smetana - [HO- (O'Brien, 1973) LOTYPE] (CNCI) Santa Elena Canyon, 220OY, Minyonterus conicollis Green - Curculionidae [HO- at light, 05 - 04 - 59, HowdedBecker; CM, 07 - LOTYPE] (CASC) "south of Alpine, toward the 16 - 21, CD Duncan (Smetana, 1974) Chisos Mountains", 07 - 15 - 1911, Wenzel & Pelosomapraecursor Smetana - Hydrophilidae [HO- Green (Green, 1920) LOTYPE] Panther Jct., 4000', Apr 29 - 30159, at Myrmex chisosensis Sleeper - Curculionidae [HO- light, HowdedBecker (CASC, Smetana Coll.) LOTYPE, female] (ELSC, Sleeper Coll., to be (Smetana, 1978) moved to CASC) Mariscal Mts. (Sleeper, 1954) Celetes dehiscens Green - [HOLOTYPE, Pandeleteinus elytroplanatus Howden - Curculion- male] (OSUC) CM, 07 - 17 - 40, DJ&JN Knull, idae [PARATYPE] Terlingua, 05 - 06 - 1927, J.0 [unique] (Green, 1952) Martin (CASC, CNCI, NMNH) (Howden, 1959) Celetes pallidus Green - Lycidae [HOLOTYPE, male] (OSUC) CM, July 17,1940, DJ&JNKnull 130 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

[PARATYPES, 5 males] (CASC, UMMZ) CM, wright, 1939); CM, 4000' to 6400', on Opuntia July 4 to 22 (Green, 1952) and sotol: PJ & GG, H. Howden (Howden, Lycus sagittatus Green - Lycidae [HOLOTYPE 1960a);PC, 5000 - 6000', 05 - 10 - 59, W.Mason, male] [ALLOTYPE female] (OSCU) CM, 06 - 09 det: H. Howden '62 - 39, DJ&JN Knull; [PARATYPES] CM, 06 - 09 Phyllophagaarenicola Howden - [HO- - 39 (ANSP, OSUC, CASC, Green Coll.) (Green, LOTYPE, male] (CNCI # 7079) Boquillas, Mex., 1949) 23 May 1959, at light, HowdenIBecker; [ALLO- Tha~nbospastahowdeni Werner - Meloidae [HO- TYPE, female], same data as type (CNCI); LOTYPE, new ] (CNCI) Boquillas, 1850', [PARATYPES](CNCI, NMNH, Illinois Nat Hist. 05 - 23 - 59, HowdenIBecker, det: Werner '74 Surv., LJ Bottimer Coll., Kerrville, TX) Boquil- (Werner, 1974) las Canyon, 25 May 1959, at light, Howden/ Zonitis interpretis Enns - Meloidae [HOLOTYPE] Becker; 3 mi. W. Castolon, 14 May 1959, at (OSUC) CM, 07 - 17 - 46, DJ&JN Knull (Enns, light, HowdenIBecker (Howden, 1960a); 1956) Phyllophaga bottimeri Reinhard - Scarabaeidae Ochodaeus howdeni Carlson - Ochodaeidae [HOLOTYPE] (CNCI) CB, 54007,on Q. grisea, [PARATYPE] (CNCI) GG, 5700 ft., 08 - 03 - 68, 10 June 1948, HJ Reinhard (Reinhard, 1950a) JEH (TAMU) + BBNP, 10 June 1948, L. J. (Howden, 1960a) Bottimer (CNCI) + CB, 13 August 1950, R. F. Phyllophaga cushmani Saylor - Scarabaeidae [HO- Smith (AMNH) + CB, 16 - 17 July 1973 LOTYPE] (NMNH type # 53772) CM, 06 - 10 - F.T.Hovore (DCCC) + CM, 4 - 6 July 1961, RLW 08, Cushman & Mitchell (Saylor, 1940); North (RLWE) + DW, 27 August 1965, AB (AR Hardy Rosillos Mts. Preserve, 07 - 28 - 87, UV light, Coll.) + JC, 13 - 14 July 1928, F.M. Gaige (HF D.Heffern, det: W.Warner '87 Howden) + CM, 17 July 1946, DJ&JN Knull Phyllophagagaigei Sanderson - Scarabaeidae [HO- (OSUC) (Carlson, 1975) (Holotype and allotype LOTYPE, male] (UMMZ) Juniper Canyon, Up- from ) per Juniper Spring, 50007,07 - 15 - 28, F. Gaige Ochodaeus ritcheri Carlson - Ochodaeidae [HOLO- [ALLOTYPE,female] (MCZC) same locality and TYPE, male] (CNCI #13,468) PJ, 4000 ft., 12 date (Sanderson, 1948) May 1959, HFHIBecker; [ALLOTYPE, female] Phyllophaga idonea Sanderson - Scarabaeidae [HO- same data as holotype; [PARATYPES] PJ, 4000 LOTYPE] (UMMZ) Juniper Canyon, Upper Ju- ft., 12 May 1959, HFHIBecker (CNCI) + TF, niper Springs, 5000',+ 07 - 05 - 28, at light, "oak 3200 ft., 5 May 1949, HFHIBecker (CNCI) + OS - pine - cedar forest", FM Gaige [ALLOTYPE, 25 August 1965, AB (LACM) + CB, 16 - 17 July female] (MCZC) same data as holotype (Sand- 1973, F. T. Hovore (Carlson, 1975) erson, M., 1948) [PARATYPES] same data as Oxycopis howdeni Arnett - [HOLO- holotype, July, 1928 (Sanderson, 1948); Lost TYPE] (FSCA) Tornillo Flat, 3200', 05 - 12 - 59, Mine Trail, 6000', May 1959 (Howden, 1960a) H.Howden & E. Becker; [ALLOTYPE female, Phyllophaga psiloptera Sanderson - Scarabaeidae same data as Holotype] [PARATYPES] Boquil- [HOLOTYPE, male] (FMNH) Blue Creek, 6000', las, 05 - 17 - 59; Oak Spring, 4000', 05 - 08 - 59; 07 - 27 - 1937, B. Hartelius [PARATYPE, male] Santa Elena, 3200', 05 - 04 - 59; Mavrick, 2700', (M. Sanderson Coll.) same data as holotype 05 - 04 - 59; CB, 5 - 19 - 59 + 5 - 22 - 59 + 5 - 27 (Sanderson, 1939) - 59, all collected by E. Becker & HFH (Arnett, Phyllophaga pusillidens Fall - Scarabaeidae [HO- 1965) LOTYPE] [=P microdon Fall] "Hackberry Creek, Benedictia pilosa Sanderson - Scarabaeidae [Pleo- Boquillas Road, Brewster County, Texas", comidae] [HOLOTYPE, male] (SEMC) Presid- Sept.2,1912, HC Fall (MCZC & Fall Coll.) (Fall, io, vii - 1927, RH Beamer (Sanderson, 1939); 1929); Oak Spring, 4000', 05 - 08 - 59 and PJ & [PARATYPE] (both Sanderson Coll. & OL Cart- Boquillas Ranger Sta., 05 - 28 - 59 (all Howden, wright Coll., Clemson Coll.) BBNP, 9 - 5 - 37, 1960a); RGV, 07 - 03 - 78, at light, RH Turnbow RHB (Sanderson, M., 1939) stillwellorum Howden - Scarabaeidae Chlorixanthe chapini Cartwright - Scarabaeidae [HOLOTYPE, male] (CMNC) Stillwell RV park [HOLOTYPE] [ALLOTYPE] [PARATYPES] (all on hwy. 2627,04 - 05 - VI - 1994, E.G. Riley, UV NMNH) BBNP, June 17, 1937, RHB (Cart- light; [PARATYPES] (AMNH, CASC, CDAS, INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002 131

CMNC, CNCI, CSWC, DCCC, DGMC, DWSC, + CM, 7/17/46, DJ&JN Knull + CM, 6/26/61, EGRC, ELSC, HAHC, JEWC, TAMU, NMNH, DJ&JN Knull, CM, 817 - 8/62, CA & WE Triple- WBWC) same data as holotype + same data as horn (OSUC) + GnS, 7/18/30, HM Smith (Kan- holotype except 18- V - 1995 + same data except sas State Univ.); CM, 7/13/58, WF Barr, at D. Marqua + same data except C. Wolfe + same light, (Univ. of Idaho) (Triplehorn, 1968) locality, 05 - VI - 1994, D. Marqua + Boquillas, Megasida tenuicollis Triplehorn - Tenebrionidae 1850 ft., 13,17,23,25,28V 1957, HFHIBecker, [HOLOTYPE] (OSUC) Green Valley, 7/14, HA at light + Paint Gap Hills, 28 - VI - 1982, RSA, Wenzel [PARATYPES] Oak Spring, 08 - 15 - 62, UV light + North Rosillos Mtns., 2 mi. N. H.Weems (Triplehorn, 1967) Buttrill Spr, 13 - VII - 1991, R. Vogtsberger at Neohelops texanus Dajoz - Tenebrionidae [NEW BL & MV lights (Howden, 1997) GENUS] [THIS IS THE TYPE SPECIES] [HO- Podostena bottimeri (Howden) - Scarabaeidae [=Pod- LOTYPE] Boquillas Cyn., 12/15 - IV - 2000, olasia] [HOLOTYPE, male] (NMNH) Hot Dajoz; [PARATYPE], same data (Dajos Coll.) Springs, 05 - 05 - 1956, L.J. Bottimer, at light (Dajoz,, 2000) (Howden, 1997) Zopherus xestus Triplehorn - Trichophya texana Ashe & Newton - Staphylinidae [PARATYPES] (OSUC) CM, June, 1931, CAT, [HOLOTYPE] (SEMC) Boot Cyn. &Emory Peak det. CAT; GG, 07 - 24 - 68,5700', JEH; Panther Trail, 7 - IX - 88, 2070M, hardwood litter, Jct., 4000', 04/29 - 30159, HowdenIBecker (Tri- Anderson; [PARATYPES] (SEMC & FMNH] plehorn, Coll.) (Triplehorn, 1972) same data as holotype + Boot Spr., 2143m, berlese hardwood litter, 7 - IX - 88, Anderson + Cattail Falls, 1310m, berlese hardwood litter, 6 - IX - 88, Anderson + Colima Trail, 2179m, bidenticaudaTimberlalre - [HO- berlese hardwood litter, Anderson + CM, 19 - LOTYPE] (SEMC) Cooper's Store, BBNP, 04 - VII, Green (Ashe & Newton, 1993) 11 - 47, on Opuntia (Timberlake, 1953) (Dan- Cryptadius triplehorni Berry - Tenebrionidae [HO- forth, 1996) LOTYPE] (NMNH) Boquillas Canyon, 07 - 04 - Melissodes relucens LaBerge - Anthophoridae [HO- 72 (Berry, 1974) LOTYPE] (UCDC) [ALLOTYPE] (UCDC) Dug- Eleodes (Cavernelodes) easterlai Triplehorn - Tene- out Wells, 8/54, Bohart (LaBerge, 1961) brionidae [HOLOTYPE NMNH #73088] Emory Typhoctes striolatus Krombein & Schuster - Bra- Peak, 74007,18 - VII - 1972, from cave inhabited dynobaenidae [ALLOTYPE] (NMNH) CB, 5400', by a colony of Leptonycteris nivalis longala 07/08 - 14/48, HE Evans, visiting honeydew on (Mexican long - tongued bat), CA, WE & BW oak (Krombein & Schuster, 1957) Triplehorn, DA & DJ Easterla [PARATYPES Centencyrtus anser Noyes & Wooley - Encyrtidae and ALLOTYPE] (NMNH and OSUC) (Triple- [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH, female) RMS, 1.5 miles horn, 1975) SE Butrill Spr., 53007,GrG, 4/24/91, 5300' ,G Eleodes knullorurn Triplehorn - Tenebrionidae [HO- Zolnerowich + [PARATYPES] (TAMU, female) LOTYPE] (OSUC) CM, 08 - 15 - 62, CA Triple- RM, 1.5 miles SE Butrill Spr., 53007,MS, 5200', horn [ALLOTYPE, male] (OSUC) same locality 6/16/91, G Zolnerowich, det. JBW (Noyes & as holotype, both taken in pinyon - juniper Wooley, 1994) association [PARATYPES] (various coll.) Santa Perpolia trebia Noyes & Woolley -Encyrtidae Elena Canyon, 09 - 03 - 68, PC, 09 - 03 - 68,05 [PARATYPES] (TAMU & NMNH) 1 female, 1 - 04 - 69, Window Trail, 06 - 09 - 68 (Triplehorn, male, BBNP, 23 - 28.vi.1982, GAP Gibson (Noy- CA, 1971) es & Woolley, 1994) Eleodes labialis Triplehorn - Tenebrionidae [HO- Acrornyrnzex versicolor chisosensis Wheeler - For- LOTYPE] (NMNH # 73089) Santa Elena Cyn., micidae [SYNTYPES] (AMNH, MCZC) CM, 3 - IX - 1968, JA Brubaker & FJ Moore O.W. Williams (Wheeler, 1907) Wheeler [PARATYPE] (OSUC) (Triplehorn, 1975) Pheidole titanis Wheeler - Formicidae [SYNTYPES] Eusattus pons Triplehorn - Tenebrionidae [HOLO- (AMNH, MCZC) CM, O.W. Williams (Wheeler, TYPE] (OSUC) Green Valley, TX, 7/14, HA 1903) Wenzel; [PARATYPES] same data as holotypes 132 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

Pheidoleporcula Formicidae [SYNTYPES] (AMNH, RHB (Holotype in University of Minnesota, St. MCZC) CM, O.W. Williams (Wheeler, 1908) Paul) Pogonomyrmex bigbendensis Francke & Merickel - Torymus atheatus Grissell - Torymidae [HOLO- Formicidae [HOLOTYPE] (CASC) RGV, 565m, TYPE] (NMNH) Gov't Spr., on , 07 - 30 - 78 Francke, (Francke & Merickel, Grissell + Castolon, 6 mi. W. (both Grissell, 1981); Castolon, ranger residence area, crater 1976) 2.5 in. dia. In pebbly soil, 07 - 03 - 88, AVP, det. Cephalodynerus sculleni Parker - [HO- DR Smith '88 LOTYPE, male] (CASC # 9007) BBNP, 9/60 Chyphotes gracilis Mickel - Mutillidae (Parker, 1965) [PARATYPES] (NMNH) Santa Elena Canyon, Leptochilus ferrugineus Parker - Vespidae 04 - 23 - 53, M.Wasbauer + [PARATYPES] [PARATYPES] (F. Parker Coll. & OSUO) BBNP, (CUIC) Santa Elena Canyon, 04 - 24 - 53, BJ 9/60 (Parker, 1966);Mule Ears Overlook, 860m, Adelson (Mickel, 1967) 04 - 15 - 86, T.Griswold, det. F.Parker '87 Dasymutilla calorata Mickel - Mutillidae (Holotype at UCDC) [PARATYPE] Marathon, July 1- 2,1916, Mick- Polistes major major Beauvois - Vespidae [=P. el (Mickel, 1928); CM, W.B. Phillips (Mickel, major var. balreri Bequaert] [ALLOTYPE] 1928) (NMNH) BBNP (Beauvois, 1818) + GG, 50007, Dasylnutilla chisos Mickel - Mutillidae [HOLO- ex Nolina, 05 - 18 - 59, WRM Mason, det. CD TYPE, male#40751] (NMNH) CM, June 10 - 12, Miller '62 +Window Trail, 05 - 23 - 78, C.Porter 1908, Mitchell & Cushman [PARATYPE, male] & A.Cerbone . (Holotype, , TX) (CUIC, DEFW) CM, June 10 - 12, 1908, Mitch- ell & Cushman (Miclrel, 1928) Tricoptera Dasymutilla sulcatulla Miclrel - Mutillidae [HO- LOTYPE, female #40730] (NMNH) "Brewster Ochrotrichia boquillas Moulton & Harris - Hydrop- County, Rio Grande", June 13- 17,1908,Mitch- tilidae [HOLOTYPE, male] (NMNH) Glenn ell & Cushman PARATYPES] (NMNH, DEFW) Spring, 18- IV- 1993, R. Garono; [PARATYPES] same data as holotype (Mickel, 1928) (ANSP) same as holotype + RGV, 2 - IV - 1993, Pseudomethoca albicoma Mickel - Mutillidae [HO- J. Gelhaus & D. Koenig (Moulton & Harris, LOTYPE] (NMNH, # 26210) "Rio Grande, Brew- 1997) ster County". 06/13 - 17/08, Mitchell & Cush- man (Mickel, 1924) Lepidoptera PseudomethocapigmentataMickel - Mutillidae [HO- LOTYPE] (NMNH, # 26207) CM, 06/10 - 12/08, Cosmopterix chisosensis Hodges - Mitchell & Cushman [PARATYPE] (NMNH) [HOLOTYPE] [ENDEMIC to BBNP] GG, 2 - VI CM, WB Phillips (both Mickel, 1924) + CM, 07 - 75, Hodges (NMNH); [PARATYPE] Panther - 04 - 30, HM Smith (Mickel, 1935) + Kibbee Pass, 6 - VI - 75, Hodges (NMNH) (Hodges, Spr., 06 - 10 - 37, RHB, det. Mickel'38 1978) Eucerceris lnelanovittata Scullen - Sphecidae repanda Hodges - Cosmopterigidae [HO- [PARATYPES] (CASC) CM, 07 - 06 - 42, HA LOTYPE] NM, 4 - VI - 73, Hodges (NMNH) Scullen (Scullen, 1948) + BBNP, 08 - 31 - 62, (Hodges, 1978) Scullen (Scullen, 1968) + Santa Elena Canyon, Periploca soror Hodges - Cosmopterigidae 2145', 08 - 25 - 54, RH Bohart (Scullen, 1968) [HOLOTYPE] [ENDEMIC to BBNP] GG, 6 - VI Eucerceris tnellea Scullen - Sphecidae [HOLOTYPE, - 73, Hodges (NMNH) (Hodges, 1978) female] (CASC) CM, Big Bend Park, 7/6/42 Mendesia lnetaxea Kaila - [HOLO- [ALLOTYPE, male] (CASC) same data as holo- TYPE] (NMNH) KB, 1 - IV - 73, Hodges (Kaila, type (Scullen, 1948) (Scullen, 1968) 1995) Podalonia pubescens Murray - Sphecidae Chionodes aruns Hodges - [PARATYPE] [PARATYPES] (TAMU) CB (Murray Coll.) (NMNH, TAMU) CB - III,V, GG - III,V, Ken- (Murray, 1940), in flower garden, 06 - 24 - 37, dall, Blanchard, Knudson (Hodges. 1999) RHB & CB, ex Lippia ligustrina, 07 - 27 - 37, INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002 133

Chionodes cautor Hodges - Gelechiidae [HOLO- chard, Knudson and Franclemont) (Ferguson, TYPE] GG - XI, ECK (NMNH); [PARATYPES] 1983) DW - VI, GS - VI, KB - XI, ECK (Hodges, 1999) Somatolophia petila Rindge - Geometridae Chionodes delitor Hodges - Gelechiidae [HOLO- [PARATYPES] (AMNH, NMNH) GG - TYPE] (NMNH) KB - VI, ECK (Hodges, 1999) III,V,IX,X; CB - IV,V,VIII,IX,X; OS - X;GSV, Chionodes innoxHodges - Gelechiidae [PARATYPE] ECK, Blanchard (Rindge, 1980) (NMNH) CB - X, ECK (Hodges, 1999) Agathyrnus chisosensis (Freeman) - Hesperidae Chionodes meddix Hodges - Gelechiidae [=Megathymus] [ENDEMIC] [HOLOTYPE, [PARATYPE] (CNCI) "Big Bend, TX, 24 - V - male] (AMNH) Chisos Giant ; CB, 9 - 22 50, EC Johnston (Hodges, 1999) - 51, HA Freeman [ALLOTYPE] (female, Stall- Chionodes rector Hodges - Gelechiidae [PARATYPE] ing~and Turner Coll.) CM, 5400', 9 - 29 - 51, RC (NMNH) GG, 3 - V - 76, Blanchard Hodges, Turner, Jr. [PARATYPES] (Freeman Coll.) same 1999) locality as holotype, 9 - 1 - 51 & 9 - 19 - 51 Chionodes secutor Hodges - Gelechiidae (Freeman, 1952) [PARATYPE] (NMNH) OS - VI, ECK (Hodges, Agathytnus mariae (Barnes & Benjamin) - Hes- 1999) peridae Marie's Giant Skipper; [=A.lajitaensis Chionodes sevir Hodges - Gelechiidae Freeman] Lajitas Giant Skipper; [HOLOTYPE, [PARATYPES] (NMNH, ECK Coll.) GG - V, OS female] [ALLOTYPE, male] (Yale Univ., New - VI, ECK (Hodges, 1999) Haven & AMNH) 10 miles west of Lajitas, 10-2- Dichomeris mica Hodges - Gelechiidae [HOLO- 61, Freeman (Freeman, 1964b) (holotype of TYPE] (NMNH) Panther Pass, 2 - VI - 73, Megathymus mariae Barnes & Benjamin from Hodges; [PARATYPE] (NMNH) GG - VI, Hodg- El Paso, Barnes & Benjamin, 1924) es; OS - VI, ECK (Hodges, 1986) haferniki Freeman - Hesperidae Hafernik's Anacamptodes angulata Rindge - Geometridae ; [HOLOTYPE] (AMNH) [ENDEM- [HOLOTYPE] (AMNH) CB, 4 - VII - 57, R IC] GG, 8/4/68,5700', JEHafernik; [PARATYPE] Zweifel [PARATYPES] (AMNH & CW Kirk- same location, 7/24/68, (Freeman Coll.) (Free- wood Coll.) same data as holotype (Rindge, man, 1970) 1966) Dasychira mescalera Ferguson - Lymantriidae Animomyia rninuta Rindge - Geometridae [HOLO- [PARATYPES] (NMNH) GG, VI - VIII, CB, VI TYPE] (AMNH) OS, 4 - X - 65 (Rindge, 1974); - IX, Blanchard (Ferguson, 1978) [PARATYPES] (AMNH, NMNH) NM - V, GS - Abagrotis mexicana LaFontaine - [HO- V, CB - IX, KB - VI,IX, GH - X, CS - X, DW - X, LOTYPE] GG - VI; [PARATYPE] CB, 29 - VI - CS - 111, PJ - IV, Blanchard (Rindge, 1974) 65, Blanchard (both NMNH) (LaFontaine, 1998) Astalotesia bucurvata Ferguson, Blanchard & Acronicta valliscola Blanchard - Noctuidae [HO- Knudson - Geometridae [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) LOTYPE] (NMNH) GG, 5200', 10 - V - 66, [ENDEMIC] CB, 29 - I11 - 82, ECK Blanchard; [PARATYPES] (AMNH) PC, 2 - IX [PARATYPES] same as holotype + GG, 28 - I11 - 64 + PC, 1 - IV - 65 + 8 - IV - 67 & GG, 3 - IV - 82, ECK + GG, 25 - I11 - 71, AB (Ferguson, -65+27-VI-65+5-X-65+14-V-66+20 1983). - X - 66 + 7 - X - 66 + 11 - X - 66, Blanchard Glaucina mayelisaria Blanchard - Geometridae (Blanchard, 1968) [HOLOTYPE] (AMNH) GS, 29 - IX - 65; Aleptina junctiinacula Blanchard - Noctuidae [HO- [PARATYPES] (NMNH) OS, 5 - VIII - 64 + OS,4 LOTYPE] (NMNH) DW - 29 - VIII - 1965 -X-65+6-X-65&DW,28-IX-65,Blanchard [PARATYPES] (NMNH) same data as holo- (Blanchard, 1966) type, A&ME Blanchard; NM - IX, A&ME Blan- Sicyopsis blanchardata Ferguson - Geometridae chard; DW - IX, RGV - X, UTC - V, ECK (Todd, [ALLOTYPE] Panther Pass, 60007,2 June 1973, E. L. , A. Blanchard, and R.W. Poole, 1984) DC Ferguson; [PARATYPES] GG - Cucullia charon Poole - Noctuidae [HOLOTYPE] V,VI,VII,IX,X; CB - VI,VIII,IX,X; Gov't Spr. V, Panther Pass, 2 - VI - 73, Ferguson (NMNH); IX, X; Oak Spr. X; K - Bar Res. Sta. IX, A&ME [PARATYPES] same data and depository (Poole, Blanchard (all, NMNH & collections of Blan- 1995) 134 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

Grotella blanchardi McElvare - Noctuidae Oxycnetnis franclemonti Blanchard - Noctuidae [PARATYPES] (NMNH & AMNH) Grapevine [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) GG, 3 - IV - 65; Hills, 9 - 21 - 63, A&M Blanchard + CB, 9/58, [PARATYPES] DW, 28 - IX - 65, GS, 29 - IX - 65, McElvare (McElvare, 1966) OS, 6 - X - 65, NM - IV,V,IX,X, GH - X, KB - inargueritaria Blanchard - Noctuidae IV,X,XI; DW, 3 - X - 66, NM, 9 - X - 66 & 6 - IV [ENDEMIC] [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) NM, 8 - IX - 67, Blanchard (Blanchard, 1968) - 66, [PARATYPES] NM, 7 - VIII - 64,8 - X - 66, blanchardi (Hogue) - Noctuidae 9 - X - 66, Blanchard (Blanchard, 1968) [=Basilodes1[PARATYPES] (LACM, Blanchard Grotella uauriae McElvare - Noctuidae [HOLO- Coll., NMNH, AMNH) OS - VIII, CB - VIII,IX, TYPE] (AMNH) Tornillo Cr., near HS, 7 - 6 - 48, A&ME Blanchard; GG - IX, DW - X, NM - X, GH C&P Vaurie (McElvare, 1950) - IX, ECK (Hogue, 1965) Hexorthodes emendata Blanchard & Knudson - Tripudia Blanchard & Knudson - Noc- Noctuidae [PARATYPES] CB, 8 - VII - 64 & 29 tuidae [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) NM, 8 - X - 69, - IV - 65; GG, 27 - VI - 65 & 1 - VII - 65; OS, 11 A&ME Blanchard; [PARATYPES] (NMNH) - V - 66, A&ME Blanchard; GG, 28 - V - 81, ECK DW, 2 - VII - 65 + OS, 30 - VI - 65, A&ME [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) (Blanchard, & Knud- Blanchard; DW, VIII,IX, OS - IV; KB - IV, VIII; son, 1985b) Gov't Spr., 12 - IX - 82, ECK (Blanchard, & Hydroeciodes auripurpura (Blanchard) Noctuidae Knudson, 1984a) [=Hydroecia] [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) [ENDEM- Zale chisosensis Blanchard & Franclemont - Noc- IC] GG, 11 - X - 66; [PARATYPES] CB, 3 - X - 65, tuidae [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) CB - VIII, GG - GG, 2 to 7 - X - 65; GG, 11 - X - 66, Blanchard VI; [PARATYPES] GG, 27 - VI - 65 & 12 - V - 72, (Blanchard, 1968) A&ME Blanchard (Blanchard & Franclemont, Matigrainma inopinata Franclemont - Noctuidae 1982) [PARATYPES] (Franclemont Coll. at CUIC) Ursia furtiua Blanchard - DW, GG, GS,NM,KB, all1 - 13-V-1972, J.G. [ENDEMIC][HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) PC, 2 - IX Franclemont (Franclemont, 1986) - 64, 5200' (Blanchard, 1971) Oncocneinis cottami Blanchard - Noctuidae Psilocorsis fatula Hodges - Oecophoridae [ENDEMIC][HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) CB, 5500', [PARATYPE] (NMNH) Panther Pass, 22 - V - 10 - V - 66 [PARATYPES] (NMNH & AMNH) 73, Hodges (Hodges, 1975) CB, 7-VII-64+10-VII-64+4-VIII-64+29 Tegeticula carnerosanella Pellmyr - Prodoxidae - VIII - 65 + 29 - VI - 64 & GG, 27 - VI - 65 + 25 [HOLOTYPE] NMNH) Dagger Flat Rd., 6.5 mi - 111 - 71 + 28 - I11 - 71 & GS, 27 - I11 - 71, fr. Rt. 385, about 800m, among flowering Blanchard (Blanchard, 1972) carnerosana, U - V light, 20.30 - 22.15 hours, Oncocnemis heterogena Blanchard - Noctuidae [HO- 24.iv.1997, 29deg 30.946min N, 103deg LOTYPE] (NMNH) GG, 27 - VIII - 65; 03.011min W , Pellmyr; [PARATYPES], same [PARATYPES] CB, 4 - VIII - 64 + 4 - IX - 64 + 29 data as holotypes, 10m, 10f (Pellmyr, 1999) -111-65+25-VIII-65+28-VIII-65+14-V Tegeticula elatella Pellmyr - Prodoxidae [HOLO- -66+7-IV-67&PC,1-IV-65+8-IV-67& TYPE] (NMNH) Persimmon Gap, on flower of GG,3-IV-65+27-VIII-65+5-IV-67+25 Yucca elata, 700 - 800m, 5.v.1994, N29deg.33 - - I11 - 71 + 25 - I11 - 71 (Blanchard, 1972) 39min,, WlO3deg 8 - gmin, Pellmyr & Augen- Oncocnemis toddi Blanchard - Noctuidae [HOLO- stein; [PARATYPES] same data as holotypes, TYPE] (NMNH) near DW, 28 - IX - 65, 3000'; 2m: same locality, 4.v.1995 + 5m, If, same [PARATYPES] (NMNH) same data (Blanchard, locality, 3.v.1995, 2m,lf (Pellmyr, 1999) 1968) Tegeticula rostratella Pellmyr - Prodoxidae [HO- Opsigalea blanchardi Todd - Noctuidae [HOLO- LOTYPE] (NMNH) Black Gap WMS, Black TYPE] (NMNH # 64643) Alpine, TX, A&ME Gap , 690m, creosote desert, in flower of Blanchard; [PARATYPE] OS, 05 - VII, 1964, Yucca rostrata, 2.v.1994, N 29 deg 33min, W DW, 07 - VIII - 1964, GH, IX - 03 - 1964 (A. 102deg 57min, Pellmyr and Augenstein; Blanchard Coll.) all collected by A&ME Blan- [PARATYPES] same data as holotype, 10m, 10f chard (Todd, 1966) (Pellmyr, 1999) INSECTA MUNDI, Vol. 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002 135

Anderidapeorinella Blanchand & Knudson - Pyral- Sosipatra knudsoni Neunzig - [HOLO- idae [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) KB, 1 - IV - 84, TYPE, male] Paint Gap Hills, 2 - IV - 84 (Knud- ECK (Blanchard & Knudson, 1985c) son); [PARATYPES] RGV, IV - 06 - 84, ECK; Ephestiodes monticolus Neunzig - Pyralidae [HO- Hot Sprs., IV - 04 - 84, ECK (both NCSU) LOTYPE, male] (NMNH) CB, ECK; (Neunzig, 1991) [PARATYPE] same data (NCSU) (Neunzig, Triozosneura dorsonotata Blanchard - Pyralidae 1991) [PARATYPES] (NMNH) GG, 25 - I11 - 71 + 31 - Glyphocystis viridivallis Blanchard - Pyralidae I11 - 71 + 6 - V - 72 + 12 - V - 72 (Blanchard, 1973) [ENDEMIC] [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) GG, 28 - multistriatella (Blanchard & Knudson) - I11 - 71 [PARATYPES] GG, 9 - X - 69 + 28 - I11 Pyralidae [=] [PARATYPES] (NMNH) - 71 + 3 - V - 72 + 12 - V - 72, Blanchard GG, 28 - I11 - 71 (Blanchard & Knudson, 1981) (Blanchard, 1973) Apodemia chisosensis Freeman - Riodinidae [EN- Homoeosoma parvalbum Blanchard & Knudson - DEMIC]; Chisos Metalmark; [HOLOTYPE, Pyralidae [HOLOTYPE (NMNH) HS, 4 - IV - male] (AMNH) CM, 5400', 8 - 3 - 62 [ALLO- 84, ECK; [PARATYPES] KB, 16 - IX - 71, DW, TYPE] same location (Freeman, 1964) 13- IX - 71; NM, 17 - IX - 71, A&ME Blanchard; Adhemarius blanchardorum (Hodges) - RGV, 6 - IV - 84, ECK; ENDEMIC (Blanchard [=Amplypterus] [HOLOTYPE] Panther Pass in & Knudson, 1985a) CM, 60007,06 - 04 - 73, RW Hodges (NMNH, cerveza B. Landry - Pyralidae [PARATYPES] BMNH) (Hodges, 1985); [PARATYPES] GG, (NMNH) GG - V,W, A&M Blanchard (Landry, 5500', 05 - 13- 72, JG Franclemont, 3,6,12 May 1995); GG, 5600', VI - 06 - 1973, DC Ferguson; 1972, 2 June 1972, 2 June 1973, A&ME Blan- GG, 54007,V - 1972, JG Franclemont chard (Hodges, 1985) Blanchard's Sphinx apicigrammella Blanchard & Knudson - Anopina texasalta Blanchard & Knudson - Tortri- Pyralidae [PARATYPES] (NMNH) RGV, 6 - IV cidae [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) [TYPE SERIES - 84; KB, 9 - VIII - 83, all ECK; NM, 1 - V - 72 & IN BBNP] CB - 111; GG - 111, IV, VI, ECK DW, A&ME Blanchard (Blanchard & Knudson, (Blanchard, A & EC Knudson, 1984a) 1985a) Catastega strigatella Brown - [HOLO- Meropteraanairnella Blanchard & Knudson - Pyral- TYPE] (NMNH) CB, 29 - I11 - 82, Knudson idae [ENDEMIC] [PARATYPES] KB, 9 - VIII - [PARATYPES] CB - 111, GG - II1,IV Knudson, 83; RGV, 6 - IV - 84; DW, 13 - IX - 82 [HOLO- Blanchard (NMNH, ECK Coll., MSUC) (Brown, TYPE] (NMNH) (Blanchard & Knudson, 1985a) 1992) Mescinia texanica Neunzig - Pyralidae [HOLO- Decodes lnacswaini Powell - Tortricidae TYPE male] (NMNH) Type locality: GG, 54007, [PARATYPES] (NMNH) CB, 5 - X - 56, Mac- 2 - 4 - IV - 86, ECK; [PARATYPES] (NCSU) OS, Swain (U. Cal. Berk.), GG - X, Blanchard (Pow- 45007,VI - 4 - 86, ECK (Neunzig, 1997) ell, 1980) Oenobotys texanalis Munroe & Blanchard - Pyral- Eucosma graziella Blanchard - Tortricidae [HO- idae [PARATYPE] (CNCI, NMNH) GG - X, LOTYPE, male] (NMNH) GG, 11 - X - 66, Blanchard; BBNP, 15 - 30 - IV - 36, Poling [PARATYPES] (NMNH) Grapevine Hill, 2 - X - (Munroe, 1976) (Holotype from Davis Mtns.) 65; OS, 4 - X - 65, GG, 5 - X - 65, DW, 3 - X - 66, Pyrausta andrei Munroe - Pyralidae [ENDEMIC] Gov7tSpr., 6 - X - 66, NM, 9 - IX - 66,3000', GG, [HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) GG - March, June (Mu- 11 - X - 66, Blanchard; PJ - IX, KB - X, DW - X, nroe, 1976) ECK (Blanchard, 1968) Pyrausta retidiscalis Munroe - Pyralidae Eucosma griselda Blanchard & Knudson - Tortri- [ENDEMIC][HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) GG - Aug, cidae [TYPE SERIES from BBNP]; KB - 111, DW Sept., Munroe, 1976) - 111, CB - IV, ECK [HOLOTYPE, male] (USMN) Rostrolaetilia texanella Blanchard & Ferguson - CB, 7 - IV - 67; [PARATYPES] (NMNH) CB, 11 Pyralidae [PARATYPES] (NMNH) OS, 8 - V - 72 -V-67&12-V-66&OS,11-V-66+8-V- (Blanchard & Ferguson, 1975) 72&GS,27-111-71+13-V-66&GG,5-1V Salebriaria chisosensis Neunzig - Pyralidae -67+31-111-71+3-V-72+2-VI-73&KB, [ENDEMIC][HOLOTYPE] (NMNH) GG - VIII 22 - I11 - 71 + DW, 30 - I11 - 71, all A&ME (Neunzig, 1988) Blanchard (Blanchard & Knudson, 1981) 136 Volume 16, No. 1-3, March-September, 2002, INSECTA MUNDI

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