Aspidoscelis costata

This catalogue includes all valid family-group (8 subfamilies, 52 tribes, 14 subtribes), genus-group (349 genera, 86 subgenera… (More)

Using standard morphological methods, we describe one new Leptopharynx species and a new subspecies of L. costatus, both from… (More)

Using standard methods, we studied the morphology and ontogenesis of a German Leptopharynx costatus costatus. This population… (More)

.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Material and methods .......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Peridinetus Schönherr ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 List of Middle American species of Peridinetus (without West Indies) ............................................................................ 6 Key to the Middle American species of Peridinetus .......................................................................................................... 6 1. Peridinetus melastomae Champion ........................................................................................................................ 8 2. Peridinetus trifasciatus Champion ........................................................................................................................ 11 3. Peridinetus notabilis Prena, sp. n. ........................................................................................................................ 11 4. Peridinetus pictus Kirsch ....................................................................................................................................... 12 5. Peridinetus canus Champion ................................................................................................................................. 12 6. Peridinetus rubens Prena, sp. n. ............................................................................................................................ 14 7. Peridinetus cretaceus Pascoe ................................................................................................................................. 15 8. Peridinetus distinctus Pascoe ................................................................................................................................. 16 9. Peridinetus costatus Champion ............................................................................................................................. 16 10. Peridinetus odone Prena, sp. n. ........................................................................................................................... 17 11. Peridinetus irroratus (Fabricius) ......................................................................................................................... 18 12. Peridinetus imperialis Prena, sp. n. .................................................................................................................... 20 13. Peridinetus wyandoti Prena, sp. n. ...................................................................................................................... 21 14. Peridinetus illabes Prena, sp. n. .......................................................................................................................... 22 15. Peridinetus laetus Champion ............................................................................................................................... 22 16. Peridinetus pena Prena, sp. n. ............................................................................................................................. 23 17. Peridinetus coccineifrons Champion ................................................................................................................... 26 18. Peridinetus rufotorquatus Champion .................................................................................................................. 26 19. Peridinetus stigmatipleura Champion ................................................................................................................. 27 20. Peridinetus lugubris Prena, sp. n. ...................................................................................................................... 28 21. Peridinetus lateralis Champion .......................................................................................................................... 28 22. Peridinetus collaris Champion ............................................................................................................................ 30 23. Peridinetus ecuadoricus Casey, resurrected ........................................................................................................ 30 24. Peridinetus frontalis Chevrolat ............................................................................................................................ 32 25. Peridinetus opacus Champion ............................................................................................................................. 33 26. Peridinetus nodicollis Champion ........................................................................................................................ 33 Acknowledgments............................................................................................................................................................. 34 References ......................................................................................................................................................................... 34 

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