• Corpus ID: 89555744

WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF FOUR NEW SPECIES

@inproceedings{Prena2008WITHDO,
  title={WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF FOUR NEW SPECIES},
  author={Jens Prena},
  year={2008}
}

• J. Prena
• Published 2008
• Biology

Odontocorynus Schonherr is reviewed and transferred from Madopterini, Zygobaridina to Madarini, Leptoschoinina (new placement). The included species occur from southern Canada to Costa Rica, but are absent on the Pacific side of the Rocky Mountains. Previous records from Brazil are rejected, and one collection from El Salvador is treated as suspect. Twelve known and four new species are recognized: O. calcarifer Prena new species (United States), O. creperus Boheman (type species; original designation), O. falsus (LeConte), O. histriculus Casey, O. larvatus (Boheman), O. latiscapus Champion, O. luteogramma Prena new species (Mexico), O. nunume Prena new species (Mexico), O. procerus Prena new species (Mexico), O. pulverulentus (Casey), O. salebrosus (Casey), O. subvittatus Casey, O. suturaflava Champion, O. tectus (Champion) new combination (from Geraeus Pascoe), O. townsendi (Casey) new combination (from Nicentrus Casey), and O. umbellae (Fabricius) new combination (from Baris Germar). Lectotypes are designated for O. falsus, O. larvatus, O. pulverulentus, O. salebrosus, and O. scutellumalbum (Say). The following new synonymies are proposed: O. creperus (5O. limatulus, O. subglaber, O. vernicicollis (all Casey 1920)); O. larvatus (5Nicentrus contractus Casey 1892); O. pulverulentus (5O. coloradensis, O. densissimus, O. lulingensis (all Casey 1920)); O. salebrosus (5Centrinus denticornis, C. pinguescens (both Casey 1892), O. alternans, O. boonei, O. convergens, O. convexus, O. cribrum, O. dakotanus, O. dallasianus, O. defectus, O. greeleyi, O. ignotus, O. inflaticollis, O. inspectus, O. iowensis, O. latiusculus, O. longicollis, O. missourianus, O. ochreosus, O. onagensis, O. parallelus, O. parvus, O. pennianus, O. prominens, O. pusillus, O. quadricollis, O. regularis, O. robustus, O. rotundicollis, O. snowi, O. vicksburgensis (all Casey 1920)); and O. umbellae (5Centrinus scutellumalbum Say 1831, O. advena, O. adjunctus, O. amputatus, O. atokanus, O. divisus, O. fultoni, O. illini, O. incertus, O. lineatellus, O. rufobrunneus, O. semiruber, O. subabruptus, O. subaffinis, O. unilineatus (all Casey 1920), O. amazonicus, O. fluviatilis, O. glabellus (all Casey 1922)). A key for identification is provided.