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Download This PDF File Trabajo Científico Article ISSN 0373-5680 (impresa), ISSN 1851-7471 (en línea) Revista de la Sociedad Entomológica Argentina 73 (3-4): 125-130, 2014 Addenda to catalogs of types of Curculionoidea (Coleoptera) housed at the “Museo de La Plata” entomological collection DEL RÍO, M. Guadalupe, E. Paulina HERNÁNDEZ & Analía A. LANTERI División Entomología, Museo de La Plata, Paseo del Bosque s/n, 1900 La Plata, Argentina. E-mail: [email protected] Adenda a los catálogos de tipos de Curculionoidea (Coleoptera) depositados en la colección entomológica del Museo de La Plata RESUMEN. En esta contribución se actualiza la información sobre el material tipo co- rrespondiente a 23 especies de Coleoptera Curculionoidea, familias Belidae (subfa- milia Oxycorininae) y Curculionidae (subfamilias Cyclominae y Entiminae), depositado en el Museo de La Plata (MLP). Las especies fueron descriptas por los especialistas R. S. Anderson, M. G. del Río, A. A. Lanteri, J. J. Morrone y F. Ocampo durante los últimos veinte años. También se incluyeron tipos correspondientes a especies de C. Bruch, K. Heller, E. Hambleton y A. Hustache, no tratadas en contribuciones previas. Para cada especie se brinda: nombre original y nombre válido, referencias bibliográ- ficas, categorías de tipos, número de código de los ejemplares de acuerdo con las normas de la División Entomología del Museo de La Plata, sexo de los ejemplares cuando está indicado y datos mencionados en las etiquetas (transcripción exacta). PALABRAS CLAVE. Material tipo. Gorgojos. Museo de La Plata. Entomología. ABSTRACT. In this contribution we update the information about the type mate- rial associated to 23 species of Coleoptera Curculionoidea, families Belidae (sub- family Oxycorininae) and Curculionidae (subfamilies Entiminae and Cyclominae), deposited at the Museo de La Plata (MLP). Most species were described by the specialists R. S. Anderson, M. G. del Río, A. A. Lanteri, J. J. Morrone and F. Ocam- po during the last twenty years. We also include types corresponding to species described by C. Bruch, K. Heller, E. Hambleton and A. Hustache, not treated in previous contributions. For each species we provide the original and valid names, bibliographic references, categories of types, code-numbers according to the rules of the Entomology Division of the Museo de La Plata, sex of the specimens when it is indicated, and data on the labels (exact transcription). KEY WORDS. Type material. Weevils. Museo de La Plata. Entomology. INTRODUCTION po, and belong to the family Curculionidae, sub- families Cyclominae and Entiminae sensu Alonso- This contribution is a complement of three pre- Zarazaga and Lyal (1999). Moreover, we included vious papers on the types of Coleoptera Curculio- type material of Belidae subfamily Oxycorininae, noidea deposited at the Museo de La Plata ento- and of four Curculionidae described during the mological collection (Morrone & Loiácono, 1994; first half of the XX century by the specialists C. Lanteri et al., 2003; del Río et al., 2005). The ma- Bruch, K. Heller, E. Hambleton and A. Hustache, jority of the 23 species herein treated were des- not treated in previous papers because they were cribed by the specialists R. S. Anderson, M. G. misplaced. del Río, A. A. Lanteri, J. J. Morrone and F. Ocam- Besides the material previously mentioned, Recibido: 26-VI-2014; aceptado: 20-VIII-2014 125 Revista de la Sociedad Entomológica Argentina 73 (3-4): 125-130, 2014 we provide a list of 17 species of Curculioni- po & Morrone/ paratype] yellow label. Speci- dae Cyclominae, which types are deemed to men glued on card. be deposited at the Museo de La Plata collec- Amathynetoides intemperatus Morrone 1994 tion according to the original descriptions, but 1994a. Morrone. Am Mus Novit 3104: 31. most of them are currently housed at the Museo Type material: one paratype from Perú, Lima de Zoología “Alfonso L. Herrera”, Facultad de department. Ciencias, UNAM (MZFC). Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5257/1. The information provided for each species is [PERU, Border D./ Lima & E. Junín,/ Abra de An- as follow: original name and valid name, biblio- ticona] [Ticlio, 4850m/ April 3, 1977/ J. Mateu] graphic references, categories of types, sex of [Amathynetoides/ intemperatus Morrone/ para- the specimens when it is indicated, code-num- type] yellow label. Specimen glued on card. bers according to the rules of the Entomology Division of the Museo de La Plata, exact tran- Falklandius peckorum Morrone & Ander- scription of all the labels and kind of mounting son 1995 of the specimens (pinned or glued on cards). 1995. Morrone & Anderson. Am Mus Novit Square brackets were used to separate data of 3121:12. different labels and slashes, to indicate different Type material: four paratypes from Chile, lines within the same label. Chiloé province. Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5254/1. BELIDAE [CHILE: CHILOE ISL./ 8km S. Ancud. 1.II.1985/ Oxycorininae S. & J. Peck, forest/ remnant litter] [Falklandius peckorum/ Morrone & Anderson/ Paratype] yel- Oxycorinus parvulus Bruch 1916 [= Hyd- low label. Specimen glued on card. norobius parvulus (Bruch) Kuschel] 3 paratypes, sex not determined. MLP 1916. Bruch. Rev Museo de La Plata 23: 231- 5254/2-4. Same data as paratype /1 except 233. [CANADIAN MUSEUM OF/ NATURE INSECT/ Type material: seven syntypes from Argen- COLLECTION]. Specimens glued on cards. tina, Buenos Aires province. Remarks: the last three paratypes proceed 2 syntypes, sex not determined. MLP 1202/1- from the Canadian Museum and were donated 2. [Monte/ Hermoso], [Typus] pale green, [Oxy- to the MLP. corynus/ parvulus/ Bruch], handwritten on white card. Specimens glued on cards. Lamiarhinus aelficus Morrone 1992 5 syntypes, sex not determined. MLP 1202/3- 1992. Morrone. Zool Scripta 21(4): 421. 7. Same data as syntypes /1-2 except [Cotypus] Type material: one paratype from Chile, instead of [Typus]. Specimens glued on cards. Concepción province. Remarks: in the original publication there Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5255/1. is indication of date of collection (I-1916), host [Chile: P./ Concepción/ Boca Bío-Bío/ 8-24- plant (Prosopanche bonacinai Speg.) and col- 1968] [Podanthus/ ovatifolius L &/ C. W. O’Brien] lector (Dr. Carette legit.). This information is not [Paratipo/ Lamiarhinus aelficus/ Morrone] yellow written on the labels attached to the specimens label. Specimen pinned. deposited at the MLP. Puranius argentinensis Morrone 1994 CURCULIONIDAE 1994a. Morrone. Am Mus Novit 3104: 42. Cyclominae Type material: holotype and one paratype from Argentina, Tucumán province. Acrorius bolivianus Ocampo & Morrone 1996 Holotype male. MLP 5258/1. [Tucumán/ La 1996. Ocampo & Morrone. Neotrópica 42: 25. Ciénaga/ 3.300 m.] [Listr./ bosqi/ k44 Kschl. i. Type material: one paratype from Bolivia, La l.] [Puranius/ argentinensis Morrone/ Holotype Paz department. male] red label. Specimen glued on card, dis- Paratype, sex not determined. MLP sected, abdominal ventrite mounted on card, 5256/1. [BOLIVIA: La/ Paz, Sotara/ XI.1984, genitalia in vial with glycerine. 2800m/ L. Peña] [Acrorius bolivianus/ Ocam- Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5258/2. 126 DEL RÍO, M. G. et al. Types of Curculionoidea at the Museo de La Plata Same data as holotype except [.../ paratype] Entiminae yellow label. Specimen glued on card, dissect- ed, abdominal ventrite mounted on card, geni- Aramigus globoculus Lanteri 1994 talia in vial with glycerine. 1994. Lanteri. Trans Am Entomol Soc 120(2): 120-121. Puranius sylvanius Morrone 1994 Type material: four paratypes from Brazil, 1994a. Morrone. Am Mus Novit 3104: 56. Parana state. Type material: one paratype from Chile, Allotype male. MLP 2336/1. [PONTA GROSSA- Elqui province. PR/ Vila Velha/ BRASIL 19/1/1969/ Pe. J. S. Moure Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5259/1. leg] [ALLOTYPE/ Aramigus/ globoculus/ Lanteri [CHILE, Coquimbo: Fray/ Jorge Natl. Park,/ 1994] red label [DPTº ZOOL., UF – PARANÁ]. 580m., Nov. 3, 1981/ Platnick & Schuh] [val- Specimen pinned, dissected, abdominal ventrite divian forest/ relict, concentrated/ berlese mounted on card, genitalia in vial with glycerine. floor litter/ and root mat] [Puranius/ sylvanius 2 paratypes females. MLP 2336/2-3 [PONTA Morrone/ paratype] yellow label. Specimen GROSSA- PR/ Vila Velha/ BRASIL 19/1/1969/ Pe. glued on card. J. S. Moure leg] [PARATYPE/ Aramigus/ globocu- lus/ Lanteri 1994] red label. Specimens pinned. Puranius vulgaris Morrone 1994 Paratype female. MLP 2336/4. Same data as 1994a. Morrone. Am Mus Novit 3104: 60. paratypes /2-3 except [.. 1-XI-1968, MOURE]. Type material: one paratype from Argentina, Specimen pinned. Chubut province. Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5260/1. Aramigus intermedius Lanteri 1994 [ARGENTINA/ Lago Puelo/ Chubut/ I-13-1963/ 1994. Lanteri. Trans Am Entomol Soc 120(2): A. Kovacs] [Puranius/ vulgaris Morrone/ para- 121-122. type] yellow label. Specimen glued on card. Type material: one paratype from Brazil, Parana state. Telurus caudiculatus Morrone & Anderson Paratype female. MLP 2337/1. [VILA VELHA 1995 – PR/ BRASIL 12/I/69 / Pe. J. Moure] [PARA- 1995. Morrone & Anderson. Am Mus Novit TYPE/ Aramigus/ intermedius/ Lanteri 1994] red 3121: 8. label [DPTº ZOOL./ UF – PARANÁ]. Specimen Type material: five paratypes from Argentina pinned, dissected, abdominal ventrite mounted (Tierra del Fuego province) and one paratype on card, genitalia in vial with glycerine. from Chile. Remarks: the paratype proceeds from the 2 paratypes, sex not determined. MLP 5253/1- Department of “Universidade Federal do Para- 2. [ARGENTINA/ Isla de los Estados/ Puerto Basil na” and was donated to the MLP. Hall/ 20-23 May 1971/ OS Flint & GF Hevel] [Telu- rus caudiculatus/ Morrone & Anderson/ Para- Aramigus pilosus Lanteri 1994 type] yellow label. Specimens glued on cards. 1994. Lanteri. Trans Am Entomol Soc 120(2): Paratype, sex not determined. MLP 5253/3. 118-119. [ARGENTINA/ Isla de los Estados/ Puerto Basil Type material: one paratype from Brazil, Hall/ 19 May 1971/ OS Flint & GF Hevel]. Iden- Parana state. tification label idem paratypes /1-2. Specimen Paratype, female. MLP 2338/1. [PLANALTINA glued on card. – DF./ 17/2/81/ P. S. M.
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