Revision of the Black Fly Genus Gigantodax (Diptera: Simuliidae) PDF Download

Are you looking for read ebook online? Search for your book and save it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Download Revision of the Black Fly Genus Gigantodax (Diptera: Simuliidae) PDF full book. Access full book title Revision of the Black Fly Genus Gigantodax (Diptera: Simuliidae) by Pedro W. Wygodzinsky. Download full books in PDF and EPUB format.

Revision of the Black Fly Genus Gigantodax (Diptera: Simuliidae)

Revision of the Black Fly Genus Gigantodax (Diptera: Simuliidae) PDF Author: Pedro W. Wygodzinsky
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category : Diptera
Languages : en
Pages : 276

Get Book Here

Book Description
"A taxonomic study of the genus Gigantodax Enderlein is presented, including keys, descriptions, redescriptions, discussions, illustrations, and distributional and biological information. Gigantodax is the largest genus of Neotropical Prosimuliini, with 64 species extending along the Andean system from Mexico to Tierra del Fuego. Because most species described herein were collected by the authors from breeding sites, the morphology of immature and adult stages is presented. The species are tentatively arranged into eight groups as follows: (1) cortesi group; G. cortesi n. sp. (N Chile), G. jatunchuspi n. sp. (N Chile), G. punapi n. sp. (N Chile, NW Argentina, and Bolivia), G. chacabamba (Peru). (2) igniculus group; G. carmenae n. sp. (Patagonian Andes), G. igniculus Coscarón and Wygodzinsky. (3) minor group; G. araucanius (Edwards), G. eremicus n. sp. (N Chile), G. minor n. sp. (central Chile and Patagonian Andes), G. bolivianus Enderlein. (4) multifilis group; G. multifilis n. sp. (Ecuador). (5) brophyi group; G. brophyi (Edwards), G. rufidulus n. sp. (Patagonian Andes), G. antarcticus (Bigot), G. trifidus n. sp. (central Chile and Patagonian central Andes of Argentina), G. femineus (Edwards), G. marginalis (Edwards), G. kuscheli Wygodzinsky, G. luispenai n. sp. (central Chile), G. chilensis (Philippi), G. flabellus (Venezuela and Ecuador), G. awa n. sp. (east slope Peruvian Andes), G. paramorum n. sp. (Colombia), G. viannamartinsi Ramirez Perez, G. ortizi Wygodzinsky, G. multituberculatus n. sp. (Colombia and Ecuador), G. patihuaycensis n. sp. (east slope Peruvian Andes), G. laevigatus n. sp. (Ecuador), G. zumbahuae n. sp. (Ecuador). (6) cilicinus group (with three subgroups); subgroup A; G. fulvescens (Blanchard), G. shannoni (Edwards), G. destitutus n. sp. (Venezuela and Colombia), G. basinflatus n. sp. (Colombia and Ecuador), G. mariobordai n. sp. (Bolivia), G. incomitatus n. sp. (Venezuela); subgroup B; G. pennipunctus Enderlein; subgroup C; G. arrarteorum n. sp. (east slope Peruvian Andes), G. cilicinus n. sp. (central Andes of Argentina), G. clandestinus n. sp. (Ecuador). (7) cormonsi group; G. gracilis n. sp. (Ecuador), G. misitu n. sp. (Colombia and Ecuador), G. brevis n. sp. (Colombia), G. wygodzinskyi Moncada, de Hoyos, and Bueno, G. leonorum n. sp. (Ecuador), G. abalosi Wygodzinsky, G. cormonsi n. sp. (Peru), G. praealtus n. sp. (N Chile), G. vulcanius n. sp. (Ecuador), G. siberianus n. sp. (Colombia). (8) wrighti group (with two subgroups); subgroup A; G. horcotiani Wygodzinsky, G. bettyae Wygodzinsky, G. septenarius n. sp. (Venezuela and Colombia), G. conviti Ramirez Perez; subgroup B; G. aquamarensis De Leon, G. cervicornis Wygodzinsky, G. corniculatus Wygodzinsky, G. wrighti (Vargas, Martinez, and Diaz Najera), G. nasutus n. sp. (Colombia), G. rufescens (Edwards), G. dryadicaudicis n. sp. (central Chile and Patagonian Andes), G. incapucara n. sp. (Bolivia), G. herreris n. sp. (Peru and N Chile), G. impossibilis Wygodzinsky, and G. cypellus n. sp. (Ecuador). The following new synonymies are recorded: G. nigrescens (Edwards) with G. antarcticus (Bigot), G. rufinotus (Edwards) with G. chilensis (Philippi), S. philippianus Pinto with G. marginalis (Edwards), and G. bonorinorum Coscarón and Wygodzinsky with G. brophyi (Edwards)"--P. 3.