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<strong>ZOOTAXA</strong> 1944 Arnett: 5 (morphology: female genitalia) >> as syn. of N. tomentosus651970 Gersdorf: 366 (morphology: female genitalia in German) >> as valid species &senior of N. tomentosus1985 Anderson & Peck: 70 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog) >> as syn. of N.tomentosus1993 Peck & Miller: 9 (species-group catalog) >> as syn. of N. tomentosus1996 Ratcliffe: 82 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog) >> as syn. of N. tomentosusComments: See comments for N. germanicus and N. interruptus regarding the names ofGistel. We herein move N. requiescator Gistel, 1848, previously considered a synonymof N. marginatus, to synonymy under N. tomentosus. We also synonymyze the overlooked,junior homonym N. marginatus Gistel under N. tomentosus. Gistel described N.requiescator as having a pronotum with “silky hair”, black antennal clubs, and the posteriorelytral fascia narrow; all traits which unambiguously fit the description of N. tomentosus.The names N. tomentosus Weber 1801 and N. velutinus Fabricius 1801 were describedin the same year for the same species. The name N. tomentosus has been considered thevalid name for the species since Hatch (1927) stated that Sherborn (1922) indicated theWeber 1801 publication “probably antedates” Fabricius 1801. As a result the Weber namehas been considered valid since 1927 and has appeared in dozens of publications. Sherborn’s(1922) statement of “probably” is opinion and is insufficient to resolve this case.Article 24 of the ICZN 4 specifies how to determine precedence between simultaneouslypublished names. If the month (or day within the same month) of the two publicationscannot be established, ICZN 24.2 states that precedence is determined by the first reviser.The first reviser is the first author who cites and selects from both names. In this case thefirst reviser is Kirby (1837) who selected N. velutinus as the valid name. Unfortunatelythe name N. velutinus cannot be made a nomen oblitum as it fails to meet the criteria ofICZN 23.9.1.1. because this name was used as valid after 1899 (by Portevin 1925, 1926a).We are currently attempting to determine the month of publication for these two works,which might show that Weber's name is the older, and thus valid name; however, if this isnot true then we will put this case before the Commission of the ICZN for a ruling underthe plenary power to preserve stability and retain N. tomentosus as the valid name, which itcurrently is not. The ICZN (23.9.3) states that while such a case is under consideration“use of the junior name is to be maintained.”Nicrophorus ussuriensis Portevin, 1923Type locality: “Ussuri” [Russian far east: S. Maritime territory; Ussuri River? borderof ne China & Russia; label]Type depository: MNHN: Paris [!] holotype femaleDistribution: Oriental & Palearctic: China, Korea, Russia: Ussuri1923 Portevin: 233 (key, descriptions in French) >> Orig. comb.: Necrophorusussuriensis [!N, S]182 © 2002 Magnolia PressSIKES ET AL.
1925 Winkler: 263 (catalog)1926a Portevin: 201 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog in French)1927b Hatch: 354 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog)1928 Hatch: 132 (catalog)1932 Hlisnikovsky: 26 (key, descriptions in German)1932 Portevin: 59 (morphology in French)1933 Semenov-Tian-Shanskij: 150 (catalog in Russian & Latin)1933a Shchegoleva-Barovskaya: 175 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog in Russian)1953 Mazokhin-Porshnyakov: 236 (descriptions, catalog in Russian)1986 Nishikawa: 99 (catalog in Japanese (English summary))1989 Lafer: 336 (key, descriptions, description of variation in Russian)1992 Kozminykh: 64 (checklist in Russian)1993b Kozminykh: 67 (key, descriptions, regional in Russian) >> ungrouped; incertaesedis1999 Cho & Kwon: 223 (distribution note) >> first record from Korea2002 Nikolajev & Kozminykh: 127 (catalog, distribution, descriptions, keys, figures inRussian (English summary))<strong>ZOOTAXA</strong>65Nicrophorus validus Portevin, 1920Type locality: “Inde” [n India; label]Type depository: MNHN: Paris [!] holotype maleDistribution: Oriental: Himalayas: India: Sikkim*, Nepal*, Tibet*1920 Portevin: 401 (descriptions in French) >> Orig. comb.: Necrophorus validus [!N,S]1922 Portevin: 54 (descriptions in French) >> compared to N. armeniacus1924 Portevin: 291 (key, descriptions in French)1926a Portevin: 232 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog in French)1928 Hatch: 136 (catalog)1933 Semenov-Tian-Shanskij: 153 (catalog in Russian & Latin) >> as type sp. of newsubgenus Necrophorindus1933a Shchegoleva-Barovskaya: 165 (revision: key, descriptions & catalog in Russian)>> as Necrophorus (Necrophorindus) validus, in key1964c Hlisnikovsky: 132 (descriptions in German) >> compared to N. ornatus1980 Madge: 356 (catalog)1986 Nishikawa: 99 (catalog in Japanese (English summary))1999 Háva et al.: 78 (key, descriptions)Nicrophorus vespillo (Linnaeus, 1758)Type locality: “in Europae, Americae Cadaveribus” [descrip.]Type depository: LSUK: LondonDistribution: Palearctic: Europe, Mongolia, Russian plain, Kazakhstan, Caucasus,Turkey, Iran, Kyrghyzstan1752 Gleditsch: 29-53 (biology in German) >> “Larva” - Hatch 19281758 Linnaeus: 359 (descriptions in Latin) >> Orig. comb.: Silpha Vespillo [!N, S]1761 Linnaeus: 147 (catalog in Latin)1761 Poda: 23 (catalog)CATALOG OF NICROPHORINAE© 2002 Magnolia Press 183
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HistoryLinnaeus named two species o
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ZOOTAXA65nomina nuda, misspellings,
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ZOOTAXA65AcknowledgementsThis proje
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ZOOTAXA peruvianus Pic, 1917; as va
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ZOOTAXA plagiatipennis Lewis, 1879;
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ZOOTAXA 1790 Olivier: no. 10, p. 6
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ZOOTAXA 1989 Kozol: 1-10 (biology,
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ZOOTAXA 1868 Gemminger & Harold: 71
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ZOOTAXA 1970 Franz: 213 (checklist,
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ZOOTAXA 1933 Semenov-Tian-Shanskij:
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ZOOTAXA 1895b Reitter: 326 (descrip
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ZOOTAXA 1986 Anderson & Peck: 283 (
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ZOOTAXA65Florida. The melanic popul
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ZOOTAXA 1986 Cho & Lee: 20 (phyloge
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ZOOTAXA65N. confusus and N. sepulto
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ZOOTAXA 1884 Marseul: 185 (key, des
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ZOOTAXA 1990 Peck: 1123 (key)651990
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ZOOTAXA 1870 Motschulsky: 352 (desc
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ZOOTAXA = flexuosus Portevin,192465
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ZOOTAXA 1761 Sulzer: pl. 2, fig. 10
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ZOOTAXA 1889 Fowler: 43 (descriptio
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ZOOTAXA 1983 Putman: 38-42 (biology
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ZOOTAXA 2002 Nikolajev & Kozminykh:
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ZOOTAXA 1895b Reitter: 324 (descrip
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ZOOTAXA 1884 Marseul: 184 (key, des
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ZOOTAXA 1930 Roubal: 240 (catalog i
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ZOOTAXA 1910 Barkowski: 80 (key, de
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ZOOTAXA 1928 Hatch: 130 (catalog)65
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ZOOTAXA 1870 Vollenhoven et al.: 54
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ZOOTAXA 1939 Lengerken: 263 (biolog
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ZOOTAXA 1986 Nishikawa: 99 (catalog
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ZOOTAXA 1909 Bickhardt: 75 (descrip
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ZOOTAXA Nicrophorus hybridus Hatch
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ZOOTAXA65“PARALECTOTYPE Nicrophor
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ZOOTAXA 1944 Arnett: 7 (morphology:
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ZOOTAXA 1882 Gradl: 331 (descriptio
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ZOOTAXA 1993b Kozminykh: 65 (key, d
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ZOOTAXA 1965b Roussel: 6452 (morpho
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ZOOTAXA 1926a Portevin: 257 (revisi
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ZOOTAXA = pasqueti Pic, 1917 NEW ST
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ZOOTAXA65Lectotype data for Nicroph
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ZOOTAXA 1891 Heyden et al.: 138 (ch
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ZOOTAXA 1971 Freude: 194 (key in Ge
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ZOOTAXA 1995 Kozminykh: 110 (key in
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ZOOTAXA65Type depository: MCZC: Cam
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ZOOTAXA 1868 Gemminger & Harold: 71
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ZOOTAXA 1925 Winkler: 264 (catalog)
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ZOOTAXA 1866 Marseul: 38 (catalog i
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ZOOTAXA 1926a Portevin: 222 (revisi
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ZOOTAXA 1866 Michow: 411 (descripti
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ZOOTAXA 1899 Ganglbauer: 164 (descr
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ZOOTAXA Paralectotype data “17/67
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ZOOTAXA Nicrophorus maculifrons Kra
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ZOOTAXA 1955b Nakane: 54 (key, desc
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ZOOTAXA 1911 Wickham: 10 (checklist
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ZOOTAXA 2000 Sikes & Peck: 395 (des
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ZOOTAXA 1975a Emetz: 60 (checklist
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Page 228 and 229: ZOOTAXA Ptomascopus zhangla Háva,
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ZOOTAXA65Blanchard, É. (1842) Inse
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ZOOTAXA65description of N. didymus.
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ZOOTAXA65Conley, M.R. (1982) Carrio
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65ZOOTAXA Delahon, P. (1913) Nachtr
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ZOOTAXA65Hlisnikovsky, J. (1942) Co
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ZOOTAXA65Jakovlev, B.E. (1887) Col
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ZOOTAXA65Kirby, W. & Spence, W. (18
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ZOOTAXA65Portevin, G. (1914a) Silph
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ZOOTAXA65Riha, P. (1949) Nova odchy
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ZOOTAXA65Schneider, P. (1978) Die F
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65ZOOTAXA (revision: key, descripti
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ZOOTAXA65Smith, R.J., Hines, A., Ri
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ZOOTAXA65Stroud, C.P. (1950) A surv
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ZOOTAXA65Trumbo, S.T. (1990b) Repro
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ZOOTAXA65Walkden, H.H. (1944) Insec
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ZOOTAXA65Xambeu, P. (1892) Moeurs e
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ZOOTAXA65Index (continued)Nicrophor
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ZOOTAXA65Index (continued)Nicrophor
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