7 44 American Entomo/ogica! - Systematic Catalog of Culicidae

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Belkin et al: Topotypic Middle American Mosquitoes ESSEQUIBO Aruka River: 6. Wyeomyia (A. ) flavifacies. Barima River, Morawhanna: 5. Wyeomyia (W. ) quasiluteoventralis. Barima River, Pomeroon Mission: 3. Trichoprosopon (R. ) frontosum; 17. Aedes (0. ) nubilus. Issororo: 4. Wyeomyia (W. ) bodkini. Omai: 10. Sabethes (S. ) schausi. Pomeroon River: 19. Haemagogus (S. ) albomaculatus. Pomeroon River, Cabacaburi: 1. Anopheles (S. > nimbus. Potaro Highlands: Il. Sabethes (S. ) chroiopus. Rupununi River: 7. Wyeomyia (D. ) moerbista. Supenaam River: 20. Culex (C. ) lateropunctata. BRITISH HONDURAS List of Snecies 1. Uranotaenia bicolor Martini, 1935; martinii Lane, 1943, new name [= hystera]. TYPE: Holotype 9, 5 km south of Rio Cacao (Orange Walk), 16 Ott 1925, A. Dampf (BM). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in swamps, stream margins or other permanent ground waters]. est. Holotype collected in virgin for- 2. Uranotaenia modesta Martini, 1935 [= pulcherrima]. TYPE: Holotype 9, 5 km south of Rio Cacao (Orange Walk), 16 Ott 1925, A. Dampf (LU). BIO- NOMICS: [Larvae probably in swamps, stream margins or other permanent ground waters] . Holotype collected in virgin forest. 3. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) pix Martini, 1935. TYPE: Lectotype 9, Belice [Belize] [6-7 Sept 19251, A. Dampf (USNM; selection of Stone and Knight 1956a: 224). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in temporary ground pools]. List of Localities BELIZE, Belize: 3. Aedes (0. ) pix. ORANGE WALK: 5 km south of Rio Cacao; locality not shown on any map; stated to be in the interior of British Honduras; from dates of other collections made by Dampf and reported by Martini, Rio Cacao would appear to be located near Blue Creek and La Boca on the way south to Yalbac and Cayo: 1. Urano- taenia bicolor; 2. Uranotaenia modesta. COLOMBIA List of Species 1. Anopheles (A. ) bifoliata Osorno-Mesa & MuEoz-Sarmiento, 1948 [var. of pseudopunctipennis]. TYPE: Holotype d, larval skin and egg shell, Florida, near Cali (Valle), elev. 1006 m, Sept 1947, S. Renjifo-Salcedo (DMB). BIO- NOMICS: [Larvae probably in drying ground pools]. Holotype bred from female collected in building. 2. Anopheles (Kerteszia) bambusicolus Komp, 1937. TYPE: Lectotype ?, La Uni6n (Meta), Sept 1935, J. Boshell-Manrique (USNM; selection of Stone
8 Contr. Amer. Ent. Inst., vol. 1, no. 5, 1965 and Knight 195613: 276). BIONOMICS: Larvae in unbroken bamboo internodes. 3. Anopheles (K. ) homunculus Komp, 1937. TYPE: Lectotype cf with associated larval skin (3) and genitalia slide, Restrepo (Meta), 9 Sept 1935, W. H. W. Komp (USNM; selection of Stone and Knight 1956b: 278). BIONOMICS: Lar- vae in bromeliad leaf axils. 4. Anopheles (K.) anoplus Komp, 1937 [= homunculus]. TYPE: Holotype 0” with associated larval skin and genitalia slide, Restrepo (Meta), Dee 1936, E. Osorno-Mesa (USNM). BIONOMICS: Larvae in bromeliad leaf axils. 5. Anopheles (Lophopodomyia) oiketorakras Osorno-Mesa, 1947. TYPE: Lectotype d, Rio San Francisco, in the canyon between Monserrate and Guade- lupe Mts, elev. 2700-2840 m, east of Bogota (Cundinamarca), 13 Mar 1946, E. Osorno-Mesa (USNM; selection of Stone and Knight 1956b: 279. BIONO- MICS: Larvae in shaded “river holes” with organic debris and surrounded by vegetation. *6. Anopheles (L.) squamifemur Antunes, 1937. TYPE: Holotype d, “vere- da” Vega Grande, Restrepo (Meta), 29 Mar 1935, P. C. A. Antunes (IOC, 2298). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in shaded stream bed pools]. Adults captured at the border of the forest with 7. Trichoprosopon (Runchomyia) 1942. TYPE: Holotype Cr, El Caibe, tunes (IOC). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in bamboo or treeholes, possibly predaceous]. 8. Trichoprosopon (R.) lanei (Antunes, 1937). TYPE: Holotype d, Caney, Restrepo (Meta), 7 Feb 1935, P. C. A. Antunes (IOC, 2299). BIONOMICS: Pupa collected in bamboo joint in forest. -9. Wyeomyia (W.) camptocomma Dyar, 1924 [= scotinomus]. TYPE: Lec- totype d with genitalia slide (1903), Barranquilla (Magdalena), 1923, L. H. Dunn (USNM; selection of Stone and Knight 1957b: 121). BIONOMICS: Larvae in leaf axils of elephant’s ear plants, Calladium (?). 10. Wyeomyia (Antunesmyia) colombiana Lane, 1945. TYPE: Holotype 9, Vega Grande, Restrepo (Meta), Mar 1935, P. C. A. Antunes (FH, 4040). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in bromeliad leaf axils] . 11. Psorophora (P.) cyanopennis (Humboldt, 1819) [= ciliata]. TYPE: Adult(s), Magdalena River close to Tenerife (Magdalena), date not specified, F. H. A. Humboldt (LU). BIONOMICS: [Predaceous larvae in temporary ground pools. Females diurnal biters]. 12. Psorophora (P.) lineata (Humboldt, 1819). TYPE: Adult(s), Magdalena River (Magdalena), date not specified, F. H. A. Humboldt (LU). BIONOMICS: [Predaceous larvae in large temporary ground pools with grassy vegetation, possibly also in forested areas. Females are diurnal biters in the shade and may be attracted to lights]. 13. Psorophora (Grabhamia) funiculus Dyar, 1920 [= confinnis]. TYPE: Lectotype d, Rio Frio (Magdalena), 3-5 Mar 1913, J. H. Egbert (USNM; selection of Stone and Knight 1955: 284). BIONOMICS: [Larvae in open temporary ground pools of all types, especially hoofprints, road ruts and irrigation over- flows. Females are diurnal and nocturnal biters and are attracted to lights]. 14. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) euiris Dyar, 1922. TYPE: Lectotype 9, Bogota (Cundinamarca), 28 Feb 1922, F. A. Miller (USNM, 25763; selection of Stone and Knight 1957c: 201). BIONOMICS: [Larvae probably in rockholes, stream bed pools or other types of temporary ground pools]. 15. Aedes (0. ) milleri Dyar, 1922. TYPE: Holotype 9, Bogota (Cundina- marca), 28 Feb 1922, F. A. Miller (USNM, 25764). BIONOMICS: [Larvae
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