7 44 American Entomo/ogica! - Systematic Catalog of Culicidae
7 44 American Entomo/ogica! - Systematic Catalog of Culicidae
7 44 American Entomo/ogica! - Systematic Catalog of Culicidae
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Belkin et al: Topotypic Middle <strong>American</strong> Mosquitoes 19<br />
List <strong>of</strong> Localities<br />
SAMANA<br />
Samana Bay, probably near the port <strong>of</strong> Samana: 15. Culex (C. ) carmodyae.<br />
SANTO DOMINGO<br />
San Francisco Mts; no mountains by this name can be located on any map<br />
or in any gazeteer available to us; however, between collections at this locality<br />
A. Busck visited San Cristobal (~011. 142) and there is a village <strong>of</strong> San Fran-<br />
cisco in the mountains about 7 miles northwest <strong>of</strong> this city; therefore we be-<br />
lieve that this material came from the mountains near the village <strong>of</strong> San Fran-<br />
cisco and that it was variously mislabeled St. Francisco Mts, S. Francisco<br />
Mts and San Francisco Mts: 2. Toxorhynchites (L. ) haitiensis; 5. Wyeomyia<br />
(w.) sororcula; 11. Aedes (H.) albonotatus; 12. Culex (C.) duplicator; 17. Cu-<br />
lex (C. ) lamentator; 19. Culex (Mel. ) inhibitator.<br />
Santo Domingo and vicinity: 1. Anopheles (N. ) albimanus; 3. Wyeomyia<br />
(W.) glaucocephala; 4. Wyeomyia (W.) ochrura; 6. Sabethes (S.) bipartipes; 7.<br />
Psorophora (G.) infine; 8. Psorophora (G.) insularia; 9. Aedes (0.) balteatus;<br />
10. Aedes (F.) mediovittatus; 13. Culex (C.) habilitator; 14. Culex (C.) eremi-<br />
ta; 16. Culex (C.) regulator; 18. Culex (Mel.) carcinophilus.<br />
ECUADOR<br />
List <strong>of</strong> Species<br />
1. Anopheles (A.) levicastilloi Levi-Castillo, 19<strong>44</strong> [= ssp. <strong>of</strong> seudopunctipennis].<br />
TYPE: c? . and eggs, Guayas Province, no other data (LU p+mc .<br />
MICS: [Larvae probably in various small, sunlit permanent and semi-permanent<br />
ground waters with algae].<br />
2. Anopheles (A.) rivadeneirai Levi-Castillo, 1945 [= ssp. <strong>of</strong> pseudopunctipennis].<br />
TYPE: Syntypes d, ?, eggs, larvae and pupae, Interandian region<br />
(provinces <strong>of</strong> Azuay, Ca5ar, Carchi, Chimborazo, Cotopaxi, Imbabura, Loja,<br />
Pichincha, Tungurahua), no data on specific localities, dates or collectors (LU).<br />
BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in various open permanent or semi-permanent<br />
ground waters] .<br />
3. Anopheles (Lophopodomyia) gomezdelatorrei Levi-Castillo, 1955. TYPE:<br />
Holotype cf with associated larval and pupal skins, Hacienda Chiltazon (Carchi),<br />
elev. 2880 m, Ott 1954, V. H. Andrade (CEIE). BIONOMICS: Larvae in caves<br />
in p&am0 zone.<br />
4. Trichoprosopon (T.) andinum Levi’-Castillo, 1953. TYPE: Holotype d<br />
with associated larval and pupal skins, ancient mines <strong>of</strong> Macuchi (Cotopaxi),<br />
elev. 1500 m, date not specified, R. Levi-Castillo<br />
in bamboo stumps filled with rainwater.<br />
(LU). BIONOMICS: Larvae<br />
*5. Trichoprosopon (Vonplessenia) vonplesseni (Dyar & Knab, 1906). TYPE:<br />
Lectotype 9, Upper Pastaza River (Napo-Pastaza), date not specified, Baron<br />
von Plessen (USNM, 9982; selection <strong>of</strong> Stone and Knight 1957b: 119).<br />
MICS: [Larvae probably in bamboo or leaf axils <strong>of</strong> Heliconia].<br />
BIONO-<br />
6. Trichoprosopon (Runchomyia) cotopaxensis Levi’-Castillo, 1953. TYPE:<br />
Holotype d with associated pupal skin, ancient mines <strong>of</strong> Macuchi (Cotopaxi),<br />
elev. 1500 m, date not specified, R. Levi-Castillo<br />
in bamboo stumps filled with rainwater.<br />
(LU). BIONOMICS: Pupae