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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO WOLCOTT’S « OF PUERTO RICO»

JENARO M ALDONADO C APRILES * and C ARMEN A. NAVARRO

Department of , University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

OLCOTT, in 1948, published an annotat- dae; Dr. G. C. Steyskal-, , w ed list, “The Insects of Puerto Rico”, as a Otitidae, , , and Richardii- revision of a former check list, “Insectae Porto- dae; Dr. Alan Stone - , Culicidae, ricensis”. These two papers represent the most , , , and Tabani- complete records of the insects of Puerto Rico. dae; Dr. Willis W. Wirth - , Bomby- New records of the insects for the island have lidae, , , Phoridae, been published since 1948, but no attempts , and Syrphidae. Their names have been made to compile these records into also appear immediately after the names of the a useful list. Moreover, a revision of the families which they revised. They are respon- literature available disclosed the need for cor- sible for the changes they respectively suggest. rections and changes in names in Wolcott’s Their cooperation is greatly appreciated and lists. Our publication is intended to be a we feel that without their assistance we could compilation of this information. Rather than not have fulfilled our goal. publishing just a list, we have used Wolcott’s Some new records were obtained from the work as a basis and made corrections and Zoological Record and the Biological Abstracts, changes in names wherever needed. This re- and from many publications screened during vision is up to May 1966. the course of our work. Wherever the infor- The revision of some of the families included mation was obtained in the abstracted form, in this paper was made by some specialists the original papers were secured and consulted. from the United States National Museum at Other new records were obtained from the Washington. Their names and the families collections of insects of Puerto Rico kept at that they revised are as follows: Dr. Doris the Biology Department of the University of Blake - Chrysomelidae; Dr. Richard H. Foote- Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, and at the United ; Dr. Curtis W. Sabrosky - Astei- States National Museum. dae, , Calliphori- In “The Insects of Puerto Rico” the 3675 dae, , , Milichidae, listed are distributed among 21 orders Sarcophagidae, , and Tachini- and 273 families. The list does not include the families in the following orders: Thysa- * Present address: Cayey Regional College, Cayey, noptera, Collembola, Embioptera, Corrodentia, Puerto Rico 00633. Mallophag, Ephemeroptera, Trichoptera, Ano- Carib. J Sci. 7 (1-2). March-June 1967. plura, and Thysanura. Wolcott considered the

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Fulgoroidea as one and the Strep- II. Order COLLEMBOLA siptera as the family Stylopidae of the Coleop- tera. This was the accepted practice at the (Families not given.) time he completed his work. The order Zorap- 1. Brachystomella agrosa Wray 1953, as tera was not included in his work. new species ( 11 7). The monographs published by Caldwell and 2. Dicranocentrus (Dicranocentruga) ja- Martorell (23, 24), Flint (44), Medina Gaud taca Wray 1953, as new species (117). (69), Ramos (78), and Smith (93) add many 3. Dicranocentrus (Dicranocentrella) ma- new species and new records to our rias Wray 1953, as new species (117). fauna. Since these monographs are readily 4. Dicranocentroides (Dicranocentropha) available, we will not consider these additions sabana Wray 1953, new subgenus to our insect fauna except when modifications and new species (117). are necessary. 5. Folsomia sylvia Wray 1953, as new Medina Gaud (69) lists 66 species in the species (117). order Thysanoptera, of which 13 are new records and 7 are new species. Smith (93) 6. Isotoma minor Schaffer, new record lists 45 species of , of which only 15 (117). arc new records for the island. Flint (44) lists 7. Lepidocyrtus caprilesi Wray 1953, as 35 species of Trichoptera distributed in 22 new species (117). genera; 22 of the recorded species are des- 8. Portachorutes marnbatus Wray 1953, cribed as new and two as new records. Ra- as new species (117). mos (78) lists 22 species as new out of a total 9. Pseudosinella subfusa Wray 1953, as of 37 species for the families Cicadidae, Kin- new species (117). naridae, Membracidae, and . Cald- 10. Sphyrotheca aleta Wray 1953, as new well and Martorell (23) list 141 species in the species (117). Fulgoroidea (except Kinnaridae), of which 13 are new records and 70 new species. They III. Order DERMAPTERA deleted 28 names which they considered were misidentified or species whose synonymy was A. Family LABIDURIDAE not clearly established. In their revision of 1. Euborellia plebeja (Dohrn), det. the Cicadellidae (24) they recorded 135 species, T. H. Hubbell, from Guanica and of which 55 are new species and 14 are new Ponce, in DB (Department of Bio- records for the island. logy) collection. These six monographic papers add 233 new names to Wolcott's lists, which together with IV. Order O RTHOPTERA the 359 new records listed in this publication add to a total of 4, 267 species. On the other A. Familv ACRIDIDAE hand seven names are deleted for a total of 1. Orphulella bolloui (Rehn), det. T. H. 4,260 records for Puerto Rico. Hubbell, from Guanica Insular Forest The lists that follow are arranged in alpha- and Mayaguez, in DB collection. betical order. The numbers that appear in 2. Scyllina cyanipes (Fabricius), det. parenthesis after each species refer to the lite- T. H. Hubbell, from Mayaguez, in rature cited. DB collection.

B. Family GRYLLIDAE I. Order THYSANURA 1. Hygronemobius alleni (Morse), new record (55). A. Family JAPYGIDAE 2. Oecanthus allardi Walker and Guer- 1. Neojapyx insulanus Silvestri 1948, ney 1960, (106). listed in (91). 3. Oecanthus niveus (Degeer), det. by 2. Parajapyx (Grassjapyx) sp., listed (49). Guerney, in DB collection. ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 47

V. Order MALLOPHAGA B. Family A PHIDAE 1. Monographed by Smith (93). A. Family MENOPONIDAE 2. Acyrthosiphon bidenticola Smith as new species (94). Colpocephalum (prob. turbinatum 1. 3. Amphorphora comemelinensis Smith Denny 1842), det. T. Clay; host: 1960, as new species (94). Columba livia, in DB collection. 4. Aphis craccivora Koch, as A. medi- B. Family PHILOPTERIDAE caginis in Wolcott p. 150 (93). 1. Columbicola columbae (Linn. 1758), 5. Hyalomyzus jussieae Smith 1960, as det. T. Clay; host: Columba livia, in new species (94). DB collection. C. Family CICADELLIDAE 2. Oxylipeurus dentatus (Sugimoto 1935), 1. det. T. Clay; host: Gallus, in DB col- Monographed by Caldwell and Mar- lection. torell (23). 2. Dikraneura althaearosaeae Caldwell 1951, as new species (26). VI. Order ODONATA 3. Elabra aureovittata (De Long), as in Wolcott, p. 123; as new A. Family LIBELLULIDAE combination (119). 1. Tholymis citrina Hag., in DB collect- 4. Empoasca wolcotti Young 1953, as ion, det O. S. Flint. new species (11 8). 5. Habralebra alliodorae (Caldwell) (26). VII. Order TRICHOPTERA 6. Laevicephalus nigripennis (De Long), det. D. A. Young, in DB collection. A. Monographed by Flint (44). 7. Omegalebra cordiae (Osborn), as Pro- B. Family RHYACOPHILIDAE talebra in Wolcott, p. 124; as new 1. Atopsyche trifidus Denning 1948, as combination (119). new record (33). 8. Omegalebra lenticula (Osborn), as Protalebra in Wolcott, p. 125; as new VIII. Order THYSANOPTERA combination (119). 9. Paralebra similis (Baker), as Protale- A. Monographed by Medina Gaud (69). bra in Wolcott, p. 125; as new com- bination (119). B. Family HETEROTHRIPIDAE 10. Protalebra nexa McAtee, as P. insu- Heterothrips oneillae Medina Gaud 1. laris in Caldwell (26); as new synony- 1963, as new species (71). my (119). C. Family THRIPIDAE 1l. brasiliensis (Baker), as 1. Echinothrips caribeanus Hood 1954, Protalebra in Wolcott, p. 124; as new as new species (58). combination (119). 12. Rabela tabebuiae (Dozier), as Prota- IX. Order ANOPLURA lebra in Wolcott p. 124, and Cald- well (26); as new combination (119). A. Family HEMATOPINIDAE 13. Rhabdotalebra brunnea brunnea 1. Hopopleura oenomydis Ferris, as new (Oman), as new record (119). record (48). 14. Trypanalebra ziczac (Osborn), as Pro- takbra in Wolcott p. 125, and Cald- X. Order HOMOPTERA well (23); as new combination (119). D. Family A Family ALEYRODIDAE 1. Trialeurodes abutilonea (Haldeman), 1. Monographed by Caldwell and Mar- as new record (79). torell (24). 2. Trialeurodes vaporariorum (West- 2. Anchidelphax havanensis (Crawford), wood), as new record (79). as Delphacodes in Wolcott, p. 144, 48 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

and Caldwell (24); as new and nis in Caldwell (24), as new combi- new combination by Fennah (42). nation (42). 3. Caenodelphax teapae (Fowler), as 9. Parthenormenis virginia (Caldwell); as Delphacodes in Wolcott, p. 144 and suspected by Caldwell his genus Puer- Caldwell (24); as new genus and new tormenis is a of Parthenor- combination by Fennah (42). menis Fennah as pointed out by Fen- 4. Sogatella furcifera (Horvath), as So- nah (42). gata in Wolcott, p. 144, and Cald- well (24); as new combination (42). G. Family PSYLLIIDAE 5. Sogatodes albolineosus (Fowler), as Delphacodes in Wolcott, p. 144, as 1. Carsidara concolor Crawford, new re- new combination (42). cord (25). 6. Sogatodes approximatus (Crawford), 2. Euceropsylla heyugramsa Caldwell, as Sogata approximata in Wocott, as new species (25). p. 143, as new combination (42). 3. Euceropsylla martorelli Caldwell, as 7. Sogatodes cubanus (Crawford), as So- gata cubana in Wolcott, p. 143, and new species (25). Caldwell (24); as new combination 4. Euceropsylla torus Caldwell, as new (42). species (25). 8. Sogatodes orizicola (Muir), new re- 5. Euceropsylla xerxa Caldwell, as new cord by Kramer (63) as Sogata; new species (25). combination (42). 6. Euphalerus antillensis Caldwell, as new species (25). E. Family 7. Heteropsylla cubana Crawford, as new record (25). 1. Monographed by Caldwell and Mar- 8. Heteropsylla huasachae insulata Cald- torell (24). well, as new subspecies (25). 2. Syntames sp., det. P. W. Oman, in 9. Heteropsylla reducta Caldwell, as new DB collection. species (25). F. Family 10. Mitrapsylla cambalachensis Caldwell, as new species (25). 1. Monographed by Caldwell and Mar- 11. Mitrapsylla unga (Caldwell), as Ary- torell (24). taina in Wolcott, p. 145; as new com- 2. Capistra basalis (Caldwell), as Me- bination (25). lormenis in Caldwell (24), as new combination by Fennah (42). 12. Mitrapsylla vulgaris Caldwell, as new 3. Capistra magna (Caldwell), as Melor- species (25). menis in Caldwell (24), as new com- 13. Paurocephala heterotrichi Caldwell, bination (42). as new species (25). 4. Capistra roscida (Caldwell), as Melor- menis in Caldwell (24), as new com- H. Family TROPIDUCHIDAE bination (42). 5. Capistra zyxa (Caldwell), as Melor- 1. Monographed by Caldwell and Marto- menis in Caldwell (24), as new com- rell (24). bination (42). 2. Ladella nepallata Caldwell, det. D. Ilesia duplicata (Caldwell), as Flator- 6. Young, in DB. menis in Caldwell (24), as new com- bination (42). 3. Ladellodes stalli (Fennah), as Tangia 7. Iiesia nefuscata (Caldwell), as Fla- ungustata Uhler in Wolcott, p. 133 tormenis in Caldwell (24), as new and Ladella stalli Fennah in Caldwell combination (42). (25); as new genus and combination 8. Ilesia stylata (Caldwell), as Flatorme- by Fennah (42). ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 49

XI. Order 4. Tominotus communis (Uhler), as Ae- thus in Wolcott, p. 189; as new com- A. Family bination (53). 1. Poronotellus constricts (Stal), det. H. Family R. I. Sailer, in the senior author’s 1. Antillocoris pallidus Uhler, det. R. I. (JMC) collection. Sailer, in the collection of the United B. Family States National Museum (USNM). 2. Exptochiomera dissimilis Barber, as 1. Acaricoris clausus Drake and Kormi- new species (6). lev, as new species (36). 3. Nysius californicus Stal, det. R. I. Sai- 2. Aglaocoris nutalii Drake and Maldo- ler, from Ponce, in JMC collection. nado, as new germs and species (38). 4. Nysius scutellatus Dallas, det. R. I. 3. Eretmocoris disparis Drake and Mal- Sailer, in JMC collection. donado, as new species (38). 5. Pachybrachius serripes (Fabr.), det. C. Family R. I. Sailer, in JMC collection. 6. Pamphantus pellucidus Slater, as new 1. Belostoma subspinosum subspinosum species (92). (P. de B.), as B. boscii Baker in Wol- cott, p. 222; as new synonymy (64). I. Family 2. (Benacus) griseus (Say), 1. Antias minuscula Carvalho, as new as new record (73). species (28).

D. Family J. Family 1. Burtinus luteomarginatus Maldonado, 1. Aphelonotus simplex Uhler, det. R. I. as new species (65). Sailer, in JMC collection. 2. Jadera sanguinolenta (Fabricius), det. 2. Metatropiphorus belfragii Reuter, det. R. I. Sailer, in JMC collection. R. I. Sailer, from Guanica, in JMC 3. Niestlrea sidae (Fabricius), sense of collection. Barber 1939, det. R. I. Sailer, from 3. Velidia berytoides Uhler, det. JMC, Guanica, in JMC collection. in JMC collection, from El Yunque. 4. Xenogenus extensis Distant, as Exo- genus extensum in Wolcott, p. 878, K. Family NEIDIDAE det. R. I. Sailer, in JMC collection. 1. Jalysus reversus Van Duzee, det. R. E. Family I. Sailer, from Mayaguez, in DB col- 1. Centrocorixa nigripennis (Fieber), det. lection. R. I. Sailer, in JMC collection. L. Family F. Family CRYPTOSTEMMATIDAE 1. Buenoa albidus (Champion), det. R. 1. Cryptostemma pratti Usinger, as new I. Sailer, in JMC collection. species (104). 2. Buenos antigone antigone (Kirkaldy), det. R. I. Sailer, in JMC collection. G. Family 3. Buenos platycnemia (Fieber), det. R. 1. Amnestus sexdentatus Froeschner, as I. Sailer. in JMC collection. new species (53). M. Family 2. Dallasiellus (Dallasiellus) lugubris (Stal), as Geognathus reversus Bar- 1. Galgupha vinculata insulata McAtee ber and Bruner in Wolcott, p. 189, and Malloch, det. R. I. Sailer, in as new synonym (53). JMC collection. 3. Pangaeus (Pangaeus) piceatus Stal, 2. Mecidea longula Stal, det. by R. I. new record (53). Sailer, in JMC collection. 50 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO 13. Telmatometra whitei Bergroth, as new N. Family Stal, det. R. I. record (37). 1. Bactrodes spinulosus 14. Trochopus plumbea (Uhler), as Rha- Sailer, from Maricao State Forest, in govelia in Wolcott, p. 220; as new JMC collection. combination (29). 2. Ghilianella borincana Maldonado, as new species (67). 3. Ghilianella monense Maldonado, from XII. Order COLEOPTERA Mona Island, as new species (66). 4. Oncerotrachelus sp., probably new, A. Family in JMC collection. 1. vicinus (La Ferte), as Anthi- 5. Ploiaria albipennis McAtee and Mal- cus vicinus in Wolcott, p. 30 I, as new loch, from Mayaguez, in JMC collec- combination (107). tion. 6. Tagalia. . inornatus cubensis McAtee B. Family BRUCHIDEA and Malloch, det. R. I. Sailer, in 1. Sennius sp., det. J. M. Kingsolver, JMC collection. in DB collection. O. Family C. Family BUPRESTIDAE 1. Saldula sulcata (Barber), as Micracan- thia in Wolcott, p. 220, det R. I. Sai- 1. Acmaeodera boharti Van Dyke, as ler, in JMC collection. new species (105). 2. Peronaemis cupricollis Fischer, as new P. Family species (43). 1. Acantochila spinacosta Van Duzee, as new record (68). D. Family CANTHARIDAE 2. Leptopharsa consiricta (Champion), 1. Belotus sp., det. T. J. Spilman, in as new record (70). DB collection. Q. Family E. Family CARABIDAE 1. Merragata foveata White, as new re- cord (37). 1. Calosoma (Castrida) sayi Dejean, as 2. amoena Uhler, as new re- new record (54). cord (29). F. Family CERAMBYCIDAE 3. Microvelia albonotata Champion, as new record (37). 1. Batocera rubra Linneaus, as new re- 4. Microvelia argusta Drake and Maldo- cord (116). nado, as new species (37). G. Family CHRYSOMELIDAE (notes by D. H. Microvelia hinei Drake, as new re- 5. Blake). cord (37). 6. Microvelia longipes Uhler, as new re- 1. Acalymma bivitata (Fabr.), det. D. M. cord (37). Weisman, in DB collection. 7. Microvelia mimula White, as new re- 2. Alethexius inornata Blake, as new cord (37). species (11). 8. Microvelia portoricensis Drake, as 3. Andrector ruficornis (Olivier), det. new species (34). D. M. Weisman, in DB collection. 9. Microvelia tateiana Drake, as new 4. Aphtona crucifera Blake, as new spe- species (34). cies (20). 10. Microvelia zillana Drake and Hottes, 5. Aphtona inornata Blake, as new spe- as new species (35). cies (12). 11. Rheumatobates minutus Hunger ford, 6. Aphtona lamprocyanea Blake, as new as new record (37). species (20). 12. Telmatometra ujhelyii Esaki, as new 7. Aphtona lepta Blake, as new species record (37). (20). ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 51

8. Apraea cyanella (Blake), as new 32. Phaedon barberi Blake, as new spe- name (13) to Glyptobregma cyanellum cies (16). described from Ponce (10). 33. Pseudodisonycha portoricensis Blake, 9. Apraea portoricensis (Blake), recor- as new species (18). ded (8). 34. Strabala ambulans puertoricencis Bla- 10. Argopistes coronatus Blake, as new ke, as new subspecies (17). species (13). H. Family COCCINELIDAE 11. Chalcosicya crotonis var. acuta Bla- ke. as new variety (14). 1. Diomus roseicollis Mulsant, det. E. 12. Chalcosicya crotonis var. angularis A. Chapin, in DB collection. Blake, as new variety (14). I. Family CURCULIONIDAE 13. Chalcosicya crotonis var. pargueren- sis Blake, as new variety (14). 1. Apion martinezi Marshall, as new re- 14. Chalcosicya crotonis var. septentrio- cord (61). nalis Blake, as new variety (14). J. Family MELOIDAE 15. Chalcosicya wolcotti (Bryant), recor- ded (14). 1. Pseudozonitis marginata (Fabricius), 16. Hadropoda fuscomaculata Blake, as as Zonitis guanicana in Wolcott, p. new species (16). 321, as synonym (90). 17. Halticidea barberi Baker, new name 2. Pseudozonitis obscuricornis (Chevro- for Dicoelotrachelus violaceus Blake lat), as Zonitis smythi in Wolcott, (13), originally described from Pon- p. 321, as synonym (90). ce (10). K. Family MONOMMIDAE 18. Hemilactica portoricensis Blake, as 1. Hyporhagus wittneri Freude, as new new species (20). species (50). 19. Lactica megaspila Blake, as new spe- cies (9). L. Family PHALACRIDAE 20. Longitarsus atypicus Blake, as new 1. Stilbus sp., det. J. M. Kingsolver, in species (20). DB collection. 21. Longitarsus chlanidotus Blake, as new species (20). M. Family 22. Longitarsus cylindricus Blake, as new 1. Ataenius abditus (Hald.), det. O. L. species (20). Cartwright, who on second examina- 23. Longitarsus oakleyi Blake, as new tion compared it with the type and species (20). thinks it is not abditus but a species 24. Longitarsus subtilis Blake, as new close to it and may be new, from species (20). Cabo Rojo, in the USNM. 25. Megistops bryanti Blake, as new spe- 2. Ataenius miamii Cartwright, det. O. cies (15). L. Cartwright, from Cabo Rojo, pre- 26. Megistops dissita Blake, as new spe- viously reported by J. A. Ramos from cies (15). Mona Islands, in USNM collection. 27. Megistops tabebuiae Blake, as new 3. Ataenius darlingtoni Hinton, as new species (15). record (27). 28. Metachroma amplicolle Blake, as 4. Ataenius picinus Harold, as new re- new species (7). cord (27): 29. Metachroma fenestratum Blake, as new species (7). N. Family SCOLYTIDAE 30. Metachroma metrium Blake, as new 1. Corthylus sp., det. D. M. Anderson, species (7). in DB collection. 31. Metachroma nanum Blake, as new 2. Neodrycoetes portoricensis Schedl, as species (19). new species (89). 52 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

3. Pterocyclon Schedl, as new 16. Phytobia (Calycomyza) j u c u n d a species (88). (Wulp), as Agromyza in Wolcott p. 526 (52). O. Family TENEBRIONIDAE 17. Phytobia (Calycomyza) l a n t a n a e 1. Loxostethus unicolor Triplehorn Frick, recorded (98). 1952, as new species (103). 18. Phytobia (Phytobia) setosa (Loew), as Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 527 (52). XIII. Order S TREPSIPTERA 19. Phytobia (Phytobia) x a n t h o p h o r a (Schiner, as Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 1. Triozocera mexicana Pierce, det. T. 528 (98). J. Spilman, from Maricao in light 20. Phytobia (Poemyza) angulata (Loew), trap, in DB collection. as Agromyza neptis in Wolcott, p. 527 (52).

XIV. Order DIPTERA B. Family ANTHOMYIIDAE (notes by Curtis W. Sabrosky) A. Family AGROMYZIDAE (notes by G. C. 1. All Anthomyiidae listed by Wolcott, Steyskal). except Fucellia, are . 1. Japanagromyza inaequalis (Malloch), 2. In “A Catalog of the Diptera of as Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 526 (98). North America North of Mexico”, 2. Liriomyza melampyga (Loew), as Agriculture Handbook No. 276, Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 526 (52). Agricultural Research Service, United 3. Liriomyza pusilla (Meigen), as Agro- States Department of Agriculture, myza in Wolcott, p. 527. 1965 the dung listed by Wolcott 4. Melanagromyza caerulea (Malloch), on page 497, as Scopeumatidae (Cor- as Agromyza plumiseta Malloch on dyluridae or Scatophagidae), belong page 527 and as A. caerulea Malloch in the Scatophaginae of the on p. 525 (98). Anthomyiidae. 5. Melanagromyza floris Spencer, recor- ded (98). C. Family ANTHOMYZIDAE (notes by Curtis W. 6. Melanagromyza caudalis Spencer, re- Sabrosky). corded (98). 1. This family appears in Wolcott, p. 7. Melanagromyza mallochi (Hendel), 525, as Geomyzidae. recorded (98). 2. Mumetopia nigrimana (Coquillet), as 8. Melanagromyza minima (Malloch), Anthomyza nigrimanus in Wolcott, as Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 526. page 525. 9. Melanagromyza virens (Loew), Agro- myza in Wolcott, p. 527. D. Family ASILIDAE (notes by Willis W. 10. Ophiomyia insularis (Malloch), as Wirth). Agromyza in Wolcott, p. 526 (98). 1. Plesioma leptogaster L o e w , from 11. Ophiomyia lantanae (Froggart), re- Mona Island, collected by W. Cross, corded (98). in the USNM collection, appears in 12. Phytobia (Amauromyza) maculosa Wolcott as Plesioma sp. near indeco- (Malloch), as Agromyza on page 526 ra Loew, p. 453. (98). 2. Proctacanthus danforthi Curran, as 13. Phytobia (Calycomyza) allecta (Me- new record (32). lander). new record (98). E. Family (notes by Curtis W. Sa- 14. Phytobia (Calycomyza) c a s s i a e brosky). (Frost), recorded (52). 15. Phytobia (Calycomyza) i p o m a e a e 1. Loewimyia n. sp., from Ramey Air (Frost), as Agromyza in Wolcott, p. Force Base, Aguadilla, det. by Sa- 526 (98). brosky, in USNM collection. ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 53

2. Phlebosotera peculiaris Sabrosky, as 4. Bezzia punctipennis (Williston), as new species (84). Ceratopogon on page 427 in Wolcott. 3. Sigaloessa should be used instead of 5. Ceratopogon (Brachypogon) impar Crepidohamma; the specimen men- (Johannsen), as Helea, p. 427 in Wol- tioned by Wolcott, p. 523, as Crepido- cott . hamma bicolor is Sipaloessa r i c a 6. Culicoides insignis Lutz, as C. ina- Curran. mollae Fox and Hoffman, p. 426 in Wolcott. F. Family . 7. Forcipomyia fuliginosa (Meigen), as 1. Philia quinquespinae Hardy 1961, as F. eriophora (Williston), F. flava new species (56). Williston, and F. propinqua (Willis- ton), p. 427 in Wolcott (113). G. Family (notes by Willis W. 8. Forcipomyia (Pterobosca) fusicornis Wirth). Coquillet (60). 1. Anthrax, correct name for Spogosty- 9. Forcipomyia (Trichohelea) oligarthra lum, p. 450 in Wolcott. Saunders 1956 as new record (87). 2. Anthrax oedipus Fabricius is the 10. Forcipomyia varipennis Wirth and correct name for what is listed as A. Williams 1957 (1 15). irroratus Fabricius. The latter is 11. Forcipomyia (Warmkea) aeria Saund- North American only. ers 1956, as new species (87). 3. Ligyra cerberus (Fabricius) is the 12. Forcipomyia (Warmkea) b i c o l o r correct name of Hyperalonia cerberus Saunders 1956, as new species in (Fabricius) as listed on page 450 by (87). Wolcott. 13. Forcipomyia (Warmkea) spinosa 4. Neodiplocampta roederi (Curran) is Saunders 1956, as new species (87). the correct combination for Diplo- 14. Monohelea multilineata (Lutz), det. campta roederi Curran on page 452 W. W. Wirth, from Tortuguero, in in Wolcott. USNM collection. 5. Villa adusta (Loew), as Anthrax on 15. Stilobezzia beckae Wirth, det. W. W. page 450. Wirth, from Tortuguero, in USNM 6. Villa bigradata (Loew), as Anthrax collection. on page 450. 16. Stilobezzia bicolor Lande, det. W. W. 7. Villa eumenes (Osten-Sacken). det. Wirth, from Bayamon and Anasco, by W. W. Wirth, from Mona Island. in USNM collection.

J. HAOBORIDAE H. Family (notes by Curtis Family C (notes by Alan Sto- W. Sabrosky). ne). 1. Cochliomyia, correct name for Calli- 1. Genera Chaoborus (as Chaobrus in troga, pages 489-490 in Wolcott. Wolcott), Corethrella, and Corethra 2. Cochliomyia hominivorax (Coquerel) listed by Wolcott in the Culicidae, correct name for Callitroga america- pages 428-429, should be placed in na (Cushing and Patton), p. 489. Chaoboridae. I. Family Ceratopogonidae (notes by Willis K. Family C HIRONOMIDAE W. Wirth). 1. Orthocladius sp., det. W. W. Wirth, 1. Atrichopogon obscurus Ewen 1958, in DB collection. as new record (40). 2. Atrichopogon saundersi Ewen 1958, L. Family C HLOROPIDAE (notes by Curtis W. as new record (40). Sabrosky). 3. Atrichopogon warmkei Wirth 1956, 1. Cenioscinella pleuralis (Beck), det. as new record (112), C. W. Sabrosky, in DB collection. 54 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

2. Conioscinella solutu (Beck), det. Sa- R. W. Brain, from Mayaguez, in brosky. in USNM. USNM collection. 3. Conioscinella trilineata (Duds), det. 9. Culex iolambis Dyar, new record (77). Sabrosky, from Yauco-Lares road, 10. Culex sardinerae Fox 1953, as new Km 22, DB collection. species (46). 4. Conioscinella tripunctata (Curran), as 11. Genus Dixa, placed by Wolcott in Oscinella Wolcott, p. 523. this family, should be placed in 5. Ectecephala sp, det. Sabrosky, in family Dixidae. USNM collection. 12. Psorophora (Grabhamia) confinnis 6. Hippelates currani Aldrich, as H. (Lynch), as P. (Janthinosoma) confin- collusor in Wolcott, (p. 519. nis in Wolcott, p. 433. 7. Hippelates dorsalis Loew, det. Sabros- 13. Psorophora (Grabhamia) insularia, ky, in USNM. det. A. Stone, reported by J. Maldo- 8. Hippelates magnipalpoides (Curran), nado Capriles from Mona Island, in as Oscinella in Wolcott, p. 522. USNM and DB collection. 9. Monochaetoscinella anonyma (Willis- 14. Psorophora (Grabhamia) pygmaea ton), as Oscinella in Wolcott, p. 522. Theobald, as P. (Janthinosoma) pyg- 10. Rhodesiella sp., det. Sabrosky. in maea in Wolcott, p. 434. USNM collection. 15. Toxorhynchites (Lynchiella) porto- 11. Stenoscinis limitata (Beck), as Osci- ricensis Roeder, as T. (Toxorhynchi- nella in Wolcott, p. 522. tes) portoricensis in Wolcott, p. 432. 12. Trigonoma fossulatum (Loew), as 16. Uranotaenia socialis Theobald, det. Chloropisca atra in Wolcott, p. 518. A. Stone; from Mayaguez, Loiza, Sa- bana Grande, and Laguna Cartagena, M. Family CULICIDAE (notes by Alan Stone). in USNM collection. “...all of our 1. Aedes obturator Dyar and Knab, West Indian Material seems to be det. A. Stone, recorded from Mona socialis rather than sapphirina, alt- Island by J. Maldonado Capriles, may hough Galindo et al, 1954, thought not be this species. sapphirina occured in Puerto Rico 2. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) condolescens based on Pratt’s figures.” Dyar and Knab. Tulloch, 1937, listed this species but the USNM does not N. Family DIXIDAE (note by Alan Stone). have the specimens under this name, 1. This family is not listed by Wolcott; so, the determination can not be con- genus Dixa placed by Wolcott in the firmed. Culicidae, p. 428-429, should be pla- 3. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) scapularis, re- ced here. corded by Tulloch in 1937, no O. Family D OLICHOPODIDAE specimens were found to confirm his determination. 1. Chrysotus magnipalpus Van Duzee, 4. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) serratus was det. W. W. Wirth, from Yauco-Lares reported by Tulloch as A. nubilus. road, Km 22, in USNM collection, 5. Aedes (Ochlerotatus sollicitans (Wal- 2. Chrysotus niger Aldrich, det. W. W. ker), as A. (Taeniorhynchus) sollici- Wirth, from Yauco-Lares road, Km. tans in Wolcott, p. 436. 22, in DB collection. 6. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) taeniorhynchus 3. Coeloglutus concavus Aldrich, det. W. (Wiedemann), as A. (Taeniorhynchus) W. Wirth, from El Yunque, in USNM taeniorhynchus in Wolcott p. 436. collection. 7. Genera Chaoborus, Corethrella, and 4. Condylostylus chrysoprasius (Walker), Corethra placed by Wolcott in this as Sciapus in Wolcott, p. 457, det. family. pages 428-429. should be W. W. Wirth, in USNM. placed in the family Chaoboridae. 5. Paraclius difficilis Becker, det. W. W. 8. Culex (Culex) chidesteri Dyar, det. Wirth, in DB collection. ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 55

6. Sympycnus sp., det. W. W. Wirth, 21. Drosophila ornatipenis Williston, from El Yunque, in DB collection. det. W. W. Wirth, in DB collection. 7. Thrypticus violaceus Van Duzee, det. 22. Drosophila puracanalinea Wheeler, W. W. Wirth, in DB collection. recorded (110). 23. Drosophila paramediostriata Towns- P. Family end and Wheeler, as new record 1. Amiota steganoptera Malloch, as new (102). record (110). 24. Drosophila peninsularis Patterson and 2. Clastopteromyia calvacantii Frota, Wheeler (102). det. W. W. Wirth, from Adjuntas, in 25. Drosophila sturtevanti Duda, as new USNM collection. record (102). 3. Diathoneura sp. A, as new record 26. Drosophila tristriata Heed and Whee- (102). ler, as new species (57). 27. Drosophila tropicalis cubana Towns- 4. Diathoneura sp. Bl, as new record (102). end, as new record (102). 5.. Diathoneura dubia (Sturtevant), new 28. Drosophila victoria Sturtevant, as new record (102). record (102). 6. Diathoneura metallica (Sturtevant), 29. Drosophila willistoni Sturtevant, as det. W. W. Wirth, from Adjuntas, in new record (102). USNM collection. 30. Leucophenga sp. A3, as new record 7. Diathoneura opaca (Williston), as new (102). record (102). 31. Leucophenga neovaria Wheeler 1960, 8. Drosophila sp. A., as new record as new species (108). (102). 32. Leucophenga undulata Henderl, as 9. Drosophila annularis (Sturtevant), det. new record (102). W. W. Wirth, from El Yunque, in 33. Mayagueza argentifera Wheeler, as USNM collection. new genus and species (109).

10. Drosophila sp. B 2, as new record 34. Microdrosophila quadrata (Sturte- (102). vant), as new record (102). 11. Drosophila calloptera Schiner, as new 35. Mycodrosophila nigropleura Wheeler record (102). and Takada 1963, as new species 12. Drosophila canapalpa Patterson and (111). Mainland, as new record (102). 36. Neotanygastrella tricoloripes Duda, 13. Drosophila cardini Sturtevant, as new as new record (102). record (102). 14. Drosophila dunni Townsend and Q. Family E PHYDRIDAE (notes by W. W. Wheeler 1955, recorded (102). Wirth). 15. Drosophila equinoxialis Dobzhansky, 1. Athyroglossa atra (Williston), as Dis- as new record (102). comyza dubia Williston in Wolcott, 16. Drosophila mediodiffusa Heed and page 516 (30). Wheeler 1957, as new species (57). 2. Athyroglossa laevis (Cresson), incor- 17. Drosophila metzii Sturtevant, det. W. rectly spelled Anthyroglossa in Wol- W. Wirth, from Guilarte Peak, Ad- cott, p. 518. juntas, in USNM. 3. Brachydeutra neotropica Wirth 1964, 18. Drosophila mirim Dobzhansky and as new species (114). Pavan, as new record (102). 4. Ceroposilopa nasuta Cresson, as new 19. Drosophila mulleri Sturtevant, det. record (30). W. W. Wirth, from El Yunque, in 5. Cressonomya aciculata (Loew), as DB collection. Plagiopsis in Wolcott, p. 518. 20. Drosophila nebulosa Sturtevant, as 6. Cressonomyia skinneri (Cresson), as new record (102). Psilopa in Wolcott, p. 517. 56 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

7. Glenanthe litorea Cresson, det. W. W. S. Family L AUXANIDAE (notes by Curtis W. Wirth. in DB. Sabrosky). 8. Helaeomyia nigra (Willston), from 1. Physegenua obscuripennis (Bigot), det. San Juan, det. W. W. Wirth, in C. W. Sabrosky, in DB collection. USNM collection. This in the only one species of this 9. Hydrochasma incisum (Coquillet), as genus in the West Indies. Puerto Ri- H. leucoprocta (Loew) in Wolcott, p. can record of Ph. ferruginea and Ph. 517, vittata, Wolcott, p. 499, all refer to 10. Limnellia quadrata (Fallen), det. W. obscuripennis (31). W. Wirth, from Yauco-Lares road, 2. Physoclypeus coquilletti (Hendel), as km 22. in USNM collection. Caliope lutea, C. scutellata, and Mi- 11. Nostima abbreviata Cresson, det. W. nettia aibonito in Wolcott, p. 500- W. Wirth, in DB collection. 501. 12. Nostima gilvipes (Coquillet), as T. Family L ONCHAEIDAE Hydrellia in Wolcott, p. 517. 13. Nostima niveivenosa Cresson, det. 1. Dasyops sp., det. C. W Sabrosky, in W. W. Wirth, from Yauco-Lares road, USNM collection. Km 22, in DB collection. 2. Silba sp., as Carpolochea in Wolcott, 14. Ochthera loreta Cresson, det. W. W. p. 499. Wirth, from Cartagena Lagoon, in U. Family M ICROPEZIDAE T YLIDAE. USNM collection. 15. Paralima multipunctata Williston, as 1. cinereus, placed by Wolcott P. ciliata in Wolcott, p. 517. in this family, p. 513, should be 16. Parathyroglossa nitida (Williston), as placed in Family Neriidae. Athyroglossa in Wolcott. p. 517 2. Grallipeza scurra (Enderlein), as Sys- 17. Paratissa semilutea (Loew), det. W. tellapha in Wolcott, p. 513. W. Wirth, from Guanica, in USNM 3. Taeniaptera munda (Wulp), as Ca- collection. Literature up till now lists lobata in Wolcott, p. 514. this species as P. pollinosa (Williston). 4. Tylos limbata (Roeder), as Micropeza 18. Physemops sp., det. W. W. Wirth, in Wolcott, p. 513. from Yauco-Lares road, Km 22, in V. Family M ILICHIIDAE (notes by C. W. USNM collection. Sabrosky). 19. Polytrichophora borinqueni Cresson, 1. — the series from San det. W. W. Wirth, Yauco-Lares road, Juan on Chalcas exotica, recorded by Km 22, in USNM collection. Wolcott in p. 529, is, in part at least, 20. Scatella obscura Williston, det. W. W. a new species near Milichiella bisig- Wirth, from Cartagena Lagoon, in nata Melander. USNM collection. 2. myopa Melander, as P. 21. Zeros calverti (Gresson), det. W. W. indecora in Wolcott, pages 529-530 Wirth, from El Yunque, in USNM (86). collection. 3. Pholeomyia politifacies Sabrosky 22. Zeros fenestralis (Cresson), as Ilythea 1949, recorded (86). in Wolcott, p. 517. 23. Zeros obscurus (Cresson), det. W. W. W. Family M USCIDAE (notes by C. W. Sa- Wirth, from Utuado, in USNM collec- brosky and G. C. Steyskal). tion. 1. All Anthomyiidae listed by Wolcott, pp. 495-497, except Fucellia, are R. Family H IPPOBOSCIDAE Muscidae. 2. Bithoracochaeta despecta Walker, lis- 1. Ornithoica confluent (Say), host: ted by Wolcott in the Anthomyii- African cattle egret, Bubulcus ibis, in dae, p. 496, is a synonym of B. leuco- DB collection, procta (Wiedemann) (59). ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 57

3. Cyrtoneurina rescita (Walker), det. putata Edward. (Edward’s name is G. C. Steykal, in DB collection. later than Curran’s.” Authors’ note.) 4. Graphomya stipata Walker and G. 2. Boletina incompleta Curran should be maculata Scopoli, listed by Wolcott, eliminated from Wolcott’s list. (See p. 489. in the Sarcophagidae are explanation above.) Muscidae. 3. Lycoria tritici (Coquillet) and L. hartii 5. Limnophora (Gymodia) debilis (Will- Johnansen), placed by Wolcott, p. iston), det. C. W. Sabrosky, in DB 440-441, in this family, should be pla- collection. ced in the family Sciaridae as 6. Lispe nasoni Stein, as new record Bradysia. (95). 7. Neodexiopsis cavalata Snyder 1957 Y. Family NERIIDAE (note by G. C. Steyskal). (96), as new species. 1. Nerius cinereus Roeder, placed by 8. Neodexiopsis crassicrurus Snyder, as Wolcott in Family Tylidae, p. 513, new species (96). should be placed in this family. (Dr. 9. Neodexiopsis crispiseta Snyder, as Steyskal has published a note giving new species (96). his reasons for calling the Puerto 10. Neodexiopsis discolorisexus Snyder, Rican species Antillonerius cinereus as new species (96). (Roeder) and synonymizing the genus 11. Neodexiopsis ditiportus Snyder, as Imrenerius (100). Authors’ note.) new species (96). Z. Family OTITIDAE (notes by G. C. Steyskal). 12. Neodexiopsis ebenifemur Snyder, as new species (96). 1. Wolcott’s list of Otitidae should be 13. Neodexiopsis maldonadoi Snyder, as divided into several families as follows: new species (96). a. Pyrgotidae: . 14. Neodexiopsis medinai Snyder, as new b. Otitidae: Xanthacrona, Acrosti- species (96). ca, Euxesta, Tetanops, Notogram- 15. Neodexiopsis micans Snyder, as new ma, Chaetopsis. species (96). c. : Setellia, Epiplatea, 16. Neodexiopsis neoflavipes Snyder, as Macrostenomyia. new species (96). 2. Acrostica paliipes Grimshaw, is a sy- 17. Neodexiopsis priscipagus Snyder, as nonym of A. apicallis Williston as new species. listed in Wolcott, pp. 502-503, 18. Scenetes cardini Malloch, listed by 3. Acrostica rufiventris Hendel, from Wolcott, p. 488, in the Sarcophagi- Utuado, in USNM. dae, is a Muscidae. 4. Euxesta juncta Coquillet, det. G. C. 19. Spilogona sp., det. G. C. Steyskal, in Steyskal, in DB. DB collection. 5. Euxesta latifascia Schiner, from Ma- 20. Synthesiomyia nudiseta (Wulp), det. yaguez, in USNM. C. W. Sabrosky, in DB collection. 6. Euxesta quadrivittata (Macq), det. R. H. Foote, from Salinas, in DB X. Family (FUNGIVORIDAE .) collection. (Notes by Alan Stone). 1. Leia biamputata Edward, det. A. AA. Family P HORIDAE (notes by W. W. Stone, in DB collection. (In a later Wirth and G. C. Steyskal). report by Dr. Stone, he identified a 1. Chaetopleurophora formosa Borg- specimen as Leia incompleta (Twin meier, recorded (21). and Curran) and stated: “Boletina 2. Chonocephalus jamaicensis Brues, incompleta Curran. This is a Leia as new record (22). rather than a Boletina and we have 3. Dohrniphora cornuta (Bigot), as specimens from Puerto Rico deter- D. venusta Coquillet in Wolcott, mined by John Lane as Leia biam- p. 461. 58 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

4. Dohrniphora dispar Enderlein, det. II. Family (notes by G. C. Steys- Borgmeier, from Mayaguez, in kal). USNM collection. 5. Puliciphora borinquensis Wheeler, 1. All Puerto Rican species of this as new species (22). family belong in the genus Palaeo- 6. Woodiphora magnipalpis (Aldrich), sepsis, except discolor Bigot, which new record (22). is a “species dubia”, the author’s names should be in parentheses, BB. Family PSYCHODIDAE (note by A. Stone). Wolcott, p. 515. 1. Psychoda savaiiensis Edwards, El 2. Palaeosepsis pusio and P. insularis Semil, Villalba, det. A. Stone, in are distinct species, Wolcott, p. 515. USNM collection, JJ. Family S IMULIIDAE CC. Family PYRGOTIDAE (Note by G. C. 1. Simulium wolcotti Fox 1953., as Steyskal). new species (47). 1. Genus Pyrgota, listed by Wolcott in Family Otitidae, p. 502, should be KK. Family S PHAEROCERIDAE (BORBORIDAE) placed in this family. (note by C. W. Sabrosky).

DD. Family R ICHARDIIDAE (note by G. C. 1. angulata (Thomson) and Steyskal). L. venalicia (Osten-Sacken) are the 1. Genera Epiplatea, Macrostenomyia, same species, the former having and Setellia, listed by Wolcott in priority, pp. 497-498 in Wolcott. Otitidae, p. 506, should be placed LL. Family STRATIOMYIDAE (notes by W. W. in this family. Wirth). EE. Family SARCOPHAGIDAE (notes by C. W. 1. Brachycara slossonae (Johnson), as Sabrosky). Euryneurasoma in Wolcott, p. 446. 1. Scenetes and Graphomya, placed by 2. Cyphomyia chlybea (Wiedemann), as Wolcott in this family, pp. 488-489, Neorondania in Wolcott, p. 445. should be placed in the Muscidae. 3. Cyphomyia marginata Loew, det. 2. Amobia floridensis (Townsend), as W. W. Wirth, from Rio Piedras, in Pachyophthalmus in Wolcott, p. 488. USNM collection, 3. Camptops diversipes (Coquillet), as 4. Microchrysa bicolor (Wiedemann), Harpagopyga in p. 488. as Sargus in Wolcott, p. 445. 4. Sarcodexia lambens (Wiedemann), 5. Nothomyia nigra James, det. W. W. as Sarcophagi on p. 483. Wirth, from Fort Buchanan, El Yun- que, Salinas, and Arecibo, in USNM. FF. Family S CATOPSIDAE 6. Nothomyia viridis Hine, det. W. W. from Salinas and Yauco- 1. Scatopse fuscipes Meiden, as new Wirth, record (72). Lares road, Km 22, in DB collection. 7. Odontomyia dorsalis (Fabricius), as GG. Family SCIARIDAE (note by Alan Stone). Eulalia in Wolcott, p. 446. 8. Sargus lateralis Macquart, as Ma- 1. Bradysia tritici (Coquillet) and B. crosargus in Wolcott, p. 445. hartii (Johannsen) as Lycoria of the 9. Sargus lucens Loew, as Georsargus family Mycetophilidae, belong here; in Wolcott, p. 445. Wolcott, pp. 440-441. 10. Sargus notatus Wiedemann, det. W. W. Wirth, from Mayaguez and HH. Family S CIOMYZIDAE Maricao, in DB collection. 1. Dictya insularis Steyskal 1954, as 11. Sargus schwarzi (Curran), as Pedi- new species (99). cella in Wolcott, p. 446. ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 59

MM. Family SYLVICOLIDAE . Sabrosky, from San Juan, in USNM 1. Sylvicola sp. near fumata (Knab), collection. det. A. Stone, in DB collection. 5. Diaphoropega braueri (Williston), det. Sabrosky, from San Juan, in NN. Family SYRPHIDAE (notes by W. W. USNM collection. Wirth). 6. Euphasiopteryx dominicana (Town- 1. Baccha deceptor Curran, det F. M. send), det. Sobrosky, from Maya- Hull, in USNM collection, as B. guez and Maricao State Forest, in stenogaster Williston in Wolcott, DB collection. p. 464. 7. Euphasiopteryx ochracea (Bigot), 2. Baccha rica Curran, det. W. W. recorded (81 ). Wirth, from Mayaguez, in USNM 8. Euphorocera tachinomoides (Town- collection. send), det. Sabrosky, in DB collec- 3. Baccha scutellata (Loew), det. W. tion. W. Wirth, from Mayaguez USNM 9. Goniomima luteola (Coquillet), as collection. Belvosia in Wolcott, p. 478. 4. Eristalis agrorum (Fabr.), as E. cu- 10. Hemisturnia americana (Curran), as bensis in Wolcott, p. 468. Anacamptomyia in Wolcott, p. 480. 5. Mesograpta - 16 species listed as 1l. Iteuthelaria sp., det. C. W. Sabrosky, Mesogramma in pp. 464-466. in USNM collection. 6. Mesograpta luna (Hull), det. W. W. 12. Minthozelia sp., det. C. W. Sabros- Wirth, from Mayaguez, Yauco- ky, from Maricao, in USNM col- Lares road, Km 22, and Guajataca, lection. in USNM collection. 13. Oedematocera sp., det. C. W. Sa- brosky, from Maricao, in USNM 7. Mesograpta rufocincta (Curran), det. Wirth, from Mayaguez, in collection. 14. USNM collection. Ormia lineifrons Sabrosky, recorded (82). 8. Xanthandrus cubana Fluke, det. 15. Ormia wolcotti Sabrosky 1953, as W. W. Wirth, from Mayaguez, in new species (82). USNM collection. 16. Pelecotheca sp., det. by Sabrosky, in USNM collection. OO. Family T ABANIDAE (notes by Alan Stone). 17. Phaenopsis n. sp., near venusta Rainhart, det. Sabrosky, from Ma- 1. The five species listed as in Tabanus ricao, in USNM collection. (Stenotabanus) should be placed in 18. Plectops sp., det. Sabrosky, from the genus Stenotabanus, pp. 447- Ponce, Salinas, Maricao, and Km 22 448. Yauco-Lares road, in USNM col- 2. Stenotabanus laevicallus (Szil.), det. lection. A. Stone, from Guanica State Fo- 19. Prorhynchops n. sp. (not errans rest, in DB collection. Curran), det, Sabrosky, from Mari- PP. Family T ACHINIDAE (LARVAEVORIDAE) cao, in USNM collection. (notes by C. W. Sabrosky). 20. Siphoactia sp., det. Sabrosky, from Guanica State Forest, in USNM co1- 1. Acaulona erythropyga Sabrosky, as lection. new species (80). 21. Spathidexia antillensis Arnaud, det. 2. Angiorhina crudelis Wiedemann, det. P. H. Arnaud, new record, in DB Sabrosky, in DB collection. collection. 3. Archytas marmoratus (Townsend), as A. incerta (Macquart), in Wolcott, QQ. Family T EPHRITIDAE (TRYPETIDAE) (no- p. 483 (83). tes by R. H. Foote). 4. Calpodomyia linearis Townsend, det. 1. Dioxyna picciola (Bigot), det. R. H. 60 MALDONADO AND NAVARRO

Foote, from Km 22 Yauco-Lares C. Family PYRALIDAE road, in DB collection. 1. 2. Tomoplagia incompleta (Williston), Alatuncunsia bergii (Moschler), as Dichogama in det. R. H. Foote, from Maricao Wolcott, p. 657, con- State Forest, in DB collection. sidered as a new combination (76). 3. Tomoplagia propleuralis Aczel 1955, as new species (1). XVI. Order HYMENOTERA

RR. Family TETHINIDAE A. Family APIDAE 1. Rhicnoessa xanthopoda (Williston), 1. Centris versicolor (Fabricius), det. det. C. W. Sabrosky, in DB col- K. V. Krombein, in DB collection. lection. B. Family BRACONIDAE SS. Family TIPULIDAE 1. Agathis rubricincta (Ashmead), det. 1. Gonomyia (Gonomyia) subbrevicula Muesebeck, in DB collection. Alexander, new species (3). 2. Apanteles aciculatus Ashmead, det. 2. Gonomyia (Lipophleps) hoffmaniana Muesebeck, from Cartagena Lagoon, Alexander, as new species (3). in DB collection. 3. Limonia (Geranomyia) yunquensis 3. Apanteles herbertii Ashmead, det. Alexander, as new species (5). Muesebeck, in DB collection. 4. Limonia (Limonia) borinquensis Ale- 4. Apanteles marginiventris (Cresson), xander, as new species (4). det. Muesebeck, in DB collection. 5. Limonia (Rhipidia) luquilloensis Ale- 5. Aspilota sp., det. Muesebeck, from xander, as new species (4). Guilarte Peak, in DB collection. 6. Limonia (Rhipidia) pratti Alexan- 6. Ceratoteleia sp., det. Muesebeck, from der, as new species (4). Adjuntas, in DB collection. 7. Teucholabis immaculipleura Alexan- 7. Hormius vulgaris Ashmead, as new der, as new species (2). record (72). 8. Microplitis maturus Wiedemann, det. TT. Family TRIXOSCELIDAE Muesebeck, in DB collection. 1. Spilochroa ornata (Johnson), det. 9. Orgilus sp., det. Muesebeck, from Sabrosky, in DB collection. Guayanilla and Mayaguez, in USNM 2. Trixoscelis sp., det. C. W. Sabrosky, collection. from Guanica State Forest, in 10. Phanerotoma humeralis, det. Muese- USNM collection. beck, in DB collection. 11. Phanerotoma tibialis (Hald.), det. Muesebeck, from Salinas and Guanica XV. Order LEPIDOPTERA State Forest, in USNM collection. 12. Rhysipolis sp., det. Muesebeck, in A. Family NOCTUIDAE DB collection. 13. Stantonia lamprosemae Muesebeck, 1. Gonodonta sicheas (Cramer), as G. det. Muesebeck, in DB collection. hesione (Drury) in Wolcott, p. 617, 14. Trissoleus sp., det. Muesebeck, from considered as a synonym (101). Km 22 Yauco-Lares road, in DB col- 2. Gonodonta uxoria (Cramer), as G. lection. marmorata Schaus in Wolcott, p. 617, considered as a synonym (101). C. Family CHALCIDIDAE

B. Family NYMPHALIDAE 1. Spilochalcis dorsata (Cresson), det. B. D. Burks, in DB collection. 1. Junonia evarete michaelesi Munroe, 2. Spilochalcis nigrita Howard, det. B, as new subspecies (75). D. Burks, in DB collection. ADDITIONS TO INSECTS OF PUERTO RICO 61

D. Family DIAPRIIDAE 4. Pluto atricornis (Mall.), det. M. R. Smith, in DB collection. 1. Acanthropia crassicornis Ashmead, 5. Sceliphron assimile (Dahlberg), det. det. Muesebeck, in DB collection. K. V. Krombein, in DB collection.

E. Family ENTEDONTIDAE L. Family VESPIDIAE 1. Euderus varicolor (Ashmead), det. 1. Stenodynerus dejectus (Cresson), det. B. D. Burks, in DB collection. K. V. Krombein, in DB collection.

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