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Great Lakes Entomologist The GREAT LAKES ENTOMOLOGIST VOLUME V1 (1973) Irving J. Cantrall Editor PUBLICA TION DA TES Number 1 4 May 1973 Number 2 28 June 1973 Number 3 2 Jan. 1974 Number 4 2 Jan. 1974 Published by THE MICHIGAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY c/o Department of Entomology Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48823, U.S.A. THE GREAT LAKES ENTOMOLOGIST VOLUME VI (1973) AUTHOR INDEX Barbour, Michael T. (See Brice, James R. and Michael T. Barbour), 92. Behr, Eldon A. Termite Distribution in Michigan, 107. Billmyer, Steven J. (See Hilsenhoff, William L. and Steven J. Billmyer), 1. Brice, James R. and Michael T. Barbour. A Milliped New to Michigan (Pselaphognatha: Polyxenus), 92. Butcher, James W. (See Snider, Renate M. and James W. Butcher), 97. Gosling, D. C. L. An Annotated List of the Cerambycidae of Michigan (Coleoptera) Part 1, lntroduction and the Subfamilies Parandrinae, Prioninae, Spondylinae, Aseminae, and Cerambycinae, 65. Hilsenhoff, William L. and Steven J. Billmyer. Perlodidae (Plecoptera) of Wisconsin, 1. Montgomery, R. Elwood. Some Observations on the Nature of Insect Names, 121. Newman, John H. and Mogens C. Nielsen. Moth Species New to Michigan, 33 Nielsen, Mogens C. (See Newman, John H. and Mogens C. Nielsen), 33. Rahn, Russell A. Moths taken in Berrien County, Michigan (with 102 new County Records), 23. Snider, Renate M. and James W. Butcher. The Life History of Folsomia candida (Willem) (Collembola) Relative to Temperature, 97. Spilman, T. J. A List of the Tenebrionidae of Michigan (Coleoptera), 85. Talbot, Mary. Five Species of the Ant Genus Acanthomyops (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) at the Edwin S. George Reserve in southern Michigan, 19. Thornhill, Albert R. The Morphology and Histology of New Sex Pheromone Glands in Male Scorpionflies, Panorpa and Brachypanorpa (Mecoptera: Panorpidae and Panorpodidae, 47. Viedma, Manuel G. de. Definition of the Subfamily Hedobiinae based on Larval Characteristics (Coleoptera: Anobiidae), 57. Wilkinson, Ronald S. John White's drawings of Papilio glaucus L. (Lepidoptera: Papilion- idae): new light on the 'first American butterfly' and the problem of glaucus versus antilochus L. Part I: White to Moffet, 15. Wilkinson, Ronald S. Cover Illustration: the Well-Dressed Entomologist, 30. Wilkinson, Ronald S. George Starkey, an Early Seventeenth-Century American Entomolo- gist, 59. SUBJECT INDEX Abagrotis barnesi, 39. angusi, Catocala, 42. abalienalis, Bomolocha, 27. angustiorata, Tathorhynchus, 42. abortivaria, Dyspteris, 29. angustus, Cynaeus, 88. Abrostola ovalis, 42; urentis, 26. Anicla infecta, 38. abrostoloides, Paectes, 41. Anisota rubricunda, 24. Acanthomyops, 19-22; claviger, 19-22; anna, Apantesis, 24. interjectus, 22; latipes, 19, 21, 22; annecta, Clioperla, 3. murphyi, 19, 21; subglaber, 19, annosus annosus, Xylotrechus, 80. 20. Anobiidae, 57-58. aceris, Xylotrechus, 81. Anomogyma badicollis, 39; imperita, 39; acerni, Sylvora, 29. janualis, 39; perquiritata, 39; acraea, Estigemene, 24. you ngii, 39. Acronicta clarescens, 37; falcula, 37; fun- Antennaria, 4 1. eralis, 37; increta, 37; laetifica, 37; antennata, Lithophane, 25. modica, 37; parallela, 37; rubi- antennatum antennatum, Callidium, 76, coma, 37 ; spinigera, 37. 77. acuminatus acuminatus, Neoclytus, 81, antilochus, Papilio, 15-1 8. 82. Apamea americana, 25; commoda, 40; Adita chionanthi, 40. inordinata, 40; mixta, 40; velata, adjuncts, Mamesti-a, 25. 25. Aegeriidae, 29. Apantesis anna, 24; arge, 24; figurata, 24, aeneolum, Scaphidema, 88. 37; phalerata, 24; virgo, 24. aenescens, Xylopinus, 89. Apatela americana, 26; clarescens, 26; aerata, Synchlora, 28. connects, 26; dactylina, 26; hasta, aerea, Plusia, 26. 26; impressa, 26; lepusculim, 26; aereus, Phymatodes, 77, 78. oblimta, 26. affirmaria, Triphosa, 28. Apatelodes torrefacta, 28. Agroperina cogitata, 40. Apharetra purpurea, 40. Agrotis subterranea, 38; tesselata, 24; apicalis, Melalopha, 27. ypsilon, 24. Apicia confusaria, 28. albidula, Erastria, 26. apicosa, Neoerastria, 26. albilinea, Leucania, 25. appassionata, Papaipema, 40. Alobates barbata, 89; morio, 89; pennsyl- applanatum, Ganoderma, 87. vanicus, 89. Apteropanorpidae, 54. Alphitobius diaperinus, 89. arctica, Septis, 25. alternans, Xylomyges, 39. Arctiidae, 24, 36, 37. alternifolia, Verbesina, 4 1. Arcynopteryx compacta, 6. alurina, Orthosia, 39. arenicola, Reticulitermes, 107. Amathes oblata, 38; opacifrons, 39. arge, Apantesis, 24. amatrix, Catocala, 27. Argiopodes teratophora, 26. Amelanchier, 83. Arhopalus foveicollis, 68; rusticus obso- americana, Apamea, 25; Apatela, 26; letus, 68, 69. Epicnaptera, 28; MQ~QCOSO~U,28. armatus, Prot~phorui-~,99. arnica, Catocala, 27. Arzama obliqua, 26. amoenus, Phymatodes, 77. Asclepias tuberosa, 36. Amphipyra glabella, 26; pyramidoides, Aseminae, 65, 68. 26 ; tagopoginis, 26. Asemum striatum, 68, 69. amyntor, Ceratomia, 23. Asidinae, 87. Anacamptodes humaria, 28. asperus, Elaphidionoides, 7 3, 74. Amrta cordigera, 39. asteroides, Cucullia, 25. Anelaphus pumilus, 73, 74. Antimia confusa confusa, 68, 69. Anepia capsularis, 25. atomarius, Enaphalodes, 72, 7 3. Angelica atropurpurea, 4 1. atropurpurea, Angelica, 41. anguina, Dasylophia, 4 3. audax, Tribolium, 88. angulosa, Peridea, 27. aurantica, Eubaphe, 24. aurulenta, Euxoa, 37. brunneicollis, Noctua, 25. Autographa flagellum, 42; pseudogamma, brunneum, Orthosoma, 66, 67. " n 4L. buffaloensis, Parapamea, 41. Automeris io, 24. burgessis, Crymodes, 40. auxiliaris, Euxoa, 38. avimacula, Gluphisia, 43. cachexiata, Tetracis, 28. Caenurgia chloropha, 4 2; erechthea, 27. badicolis, Anomogyma, 39. calcaratus, Centronopus, 89. bajulus, Hylotrupes, 76. californica pluviale, Malacosoma, 4 3. Balsa melana, 26. Callendapteryx dryopterata, 44. baltimoralis, Bomolocha, 27. Callidium antennatum antennatum, 76, banksi, Panorpa, 48, 49, 52, 53. 77; frigidurn, 76, 77; violaceum, barbata, Alobates, 89. 76, 77. barnesi, Abagrotis, 39. Callimoxy s sanguin icollis sangu inicollis, basalis, Marathyssa, 26. 75. Basilodes pepita, 4 1 . mllitrichoides, Phyprosopus, 42. Batyle suturalis suturalis, 7 1, 72. Calloides rzobilis nobilis, 79. Bendis detrahens, 42. Callopistria monetifera, 26. benesimilis, Euplexia, 26. Campaea perla fa, 28. bethunei, Lithophane, 25. candida, Folsomia, 9 7-106. Betula pumila, 43. canicosta, Symmerista, 4 3. bicornis, Neomida, 87, 88. mniplaga, Ellida, 27. bidentata, Nerice, 27. caprea, Neoclytus, 82. bi~uttata.Cochlidion. 29. capsularis, Anepia, 25. bilineata. Heterocampa, 28; Iso~erla. 2. caradrinalis, Bleptina, 27. 4-7, 10-12. cariosa, Septis, 25. bimaculata, Pictetia, 3. carneicosta, Panopoda, 27, 42. bimaculatus bimaculatus, Molorchus, 75. carolinensis, Brachypanorpa, 48, 50-54. bimaculatus, Tylonotus, 70. mryae, Halisidota, 24; Megacyllene, 79. bisecta, Sphingicampa, 36. castaneum, Tribolium, 88. bistriaria rubromargirzaria, Nernoria, 43. castaneus, Idiobates, 90. Bittacidae, 48, 54. catalpae, Ceratomia, 23. Bittacus, 48, 54. Catocala amatrix, 27; arnica, 27 ; angusi, Bius estriatus, 90. 42; briseis, 27; clintoni, 42; coc- Blapstinus interruptus, 90; metallicus, 87, cinata, 27; concumbans, 27; 90; moestus, 87. gracilis, 27, 42; grynea, 27; illecta, Bleptina caradrinalis, 27. 42; innubens, 27; lacrymosa, 42; Bolitophagini, 87. mira, 27; nebulosa, 27; neogama, Bolitophagus corticola, 87. 27; parta, 27 ; relicta, 27; sordida, Bolitotherus cornufits, 87. 42; subnata, 27; ultronia, 27; bombycoides, Lapara, 24. unijuga, 27; vidua, 27. Bomolocha abalienalis, 27; baltimoralis, cavicola, Folsomia, 97. 27. Ceanothus, 75, 83. borealis, Brachionycha, 39. Centronopus calcaratus, 89. Boreidae, 54. centrostrigaria, Percnoptilota, 29. Boreus, 54. Cerambicidae, 65-84. Brachionycha borealis, 39. ceramboides, Upis, 90. Brachypanorpa, 47, 48; carolinensis, 48, Ceramica picta, 25. 50-54. Cerastis tenebrifera, 25. brephoides, Leucobrephos, 43. cerata, Chaetaglaea, 40. Brephos infans, 43. Ceratomia amyntor, 23; catalpae, 23; brevilineum, Physocnemum, 78. undulosa, 23. brevis, Schinia, 4 1. cercropia, Samia, 24. bridghami, Oligia, 26. cerintha, Cerma, 26. briseis, Catocala, 27. Cerma cerintha, 26. brocha, Euxoa, 38. Cerura cinerea, 28; occidentalis, 28. brunnea brunnea, Parandra, 65, 67. Chaetaglaea cerata, 40. Charadra deridens, 26. contracta, Catana, 27; Meracantha, 90. chersis, Sphinx, 23. convergens, Xylotrechus, 8 1. Chersotis juncta, 38. Copablepharon longipennis, 38. chionanthi, Adita, 40. Copivaleria grotei, 25. chiridota, Lacosoma, 44. cordigera, Anarta, 39. Chloroperla minu fa, 3; montana, 3; nana, Cornus, 75, 82. 3; transmarina, 3. cornutus, Bolitotherus, 87. chloropha, Caenurgia, 42. Corticeus parallelus, 89. Choristidae, 54. corticola, Bolitophagus, 87. Chytonk palliatricula, 26. cortiphagus, Enaphalodes, 72. Cicinnus melsheimeri, 44. Cossidae, 29. Cimex lectularius, 122. cotta, Isoperla, 2, 4-7, 9, 10, 12, 13. cinerea, Cerura, 27. Crambodes taldiformis, 26. cinereola, Ogdoconta, 26. crenulata, Orthodes, 25. cincta cincta, Knulliana, 71. crepuscularia, Ectropis, 28. cinnamopterum cinnamopterum, Tetrop- cresphontes, Papilio, 63. ium, 68, 69. cristifera, Polia, 3 9. Citheroniidae, 24. Crocigrapha normani, 25. citrata, Dysstroma, 43. crosbyi, Isogenus, 4, 6. citromba, Pyreferra, 40. Cry modes burgessi, 40. Clada, 5 7; fernandezi, 5 7. Ctenucha virginica, 24. clandestina, Noctua, 25. cucujiforme, Smodicum, 69, 70. clarescens, Acronicta, 37; Apatela, 26. CucuNia asteroides, 25. claviger, Acanthomyops, 19-22. cunea, Hyphantria, 24. clavipes, Nephila, 60-63. cupentia, Condica, 4 1. Cleoceris discinigra, 40. curtica, Protorthodes,
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