Annotated checklist of the weevils (Curculionidae sensu lato ) of North America, Central America, and the West Indies

Emendations
Lepesoma tessellata (Casey 1888) [original spelling tesselata]

Trigonoscuta tessellata Pierce 1975 [original spelling tesselata]

Trypetes guildingi Fahraeus 1844 [original spelling guildini]

8Mem. Amer. Ent. Inst., no. 34, 1982

New Rank
(Cholus) Germar 1824 [formerly a genus, now a subgenus of Archarias]

Lepesoma tumida (Casey 1895) [formerly a subspecies of L. granicollis (LeConte)]

Xenosomina Pierce 1912 [formerly a subgenus of Gerstaeckeria]
Transfers Between Higher Categories
Caecossonus Gilbert 1955 [now Cossonini, from Anchonini]

Decuanellus Osella 1977 [now Cossonini, from Anchonini]

Ephimerus Schoenherr 1843 [now Peridinetini, from Erirrhininae]

Lymantes Schoenherr 1838 [now Ithaurinae, from Anchonini]

Polydacrys Schoenherr 1834 [now Anypotactini, from Tanymecini (A. T. Howden, pers. comm.)]

Pseudoalaocybites Osella 1980 [now Cossonini, from Anchonini]

Pseudocaecocossonus Osella 1977 [now Cossonini, from Anchonini]

Stewpeckia Osella 1980 [now Ithaurinae, from Anchonini]

Trypetes Schoenherr 1836 [now Petalochilinae, from Cossoninae]

Trypetidini (formerly Trypetini) [now Petalochilinae, from Cossoninae]

Type species Designatians
Anthonomus julichi Dietz 1891 [type-species of Leptarthrus Dietz 1891 and Arthleptrus Burke, New Name (designation H. R. Burke)]

Cholus tetricus Fahraeus 1844 [type-species of Erethistes Pascoe 1872 and Neoerethistes O'Brien & Wibmer, New Name]

Curculio castor Fabricius 1792 [type-species of Campylirhynchus Dejean 1821]

Curculio rivulosus Olivier 1790 [type-species of Naupactus Dejean 1821]

Curculio solani Fabricius 1792 [type-species of Cleopus Dejean 1821 (incorrectly attributed to Stephens 1831); Old World]

Curculio sulcirostris Linnaeus 1767 [type-species of Cleonis Dejean 1821]

Curculio valgus Fabricius 1775 [type-species of Menoetius Dejean 1821]

Platyrynchus nebulosus Thunberg 1815 [type-species of Platyrynchus Thunberg 1815]

Rhinomacer attelaboides Fabricius 1787 [type-species of Neocimberis O'Brien & Wibmer, New Name]

Rhynchaenus quadrivittatus Olivier 1807 [type-species of Diplogrammus Chevrolat 1875 and Neodiplogrammus O'Brien & Wibmer, New Name]

Zurus aurivillianus Heller 1895 [type-species of Zurus Heller 1895 and Neozurus O'Brien &

Wibmer, New Name]

Taxa Previously Incorrectly Assigned To Region Covered In This Checklist
(Aegyptobaris) Pic 1899-140 [subg. of Baris; Europe]

Anacentrinus scope: Hustache 1938-118 [nomen nudum; incorrectly attributed to Buchanan 1932]

Anopsilus oblongus (Boheman) 1836-752 (Centrinus) [Cuba (Jacquelin du Val 1857-206), probable misidentification]

Aphrastus uniformis: Lona 1938-503 [nomen nudum; incorrectly attributed to Horn 1876]

Apion bonariense: Gemminger & Harold 1871-2460 [nomen nudum; incorrectly attributed to Stemheil 1874; should have been listed as Salvador (Argentina), not El Salvador as cited by Wagner 1910-15]

Archarias catoleucus (Chevrolat) 1881-482 (Cholus) [Brazil, not N. America]

Archarias laeviceps (Desbrochers) 1908-244 (Cholus) [Colombia, not Guatemala]

Arniticus tetraspilotus (Pascoe) 1889-585 (Hilipus) [Parana (Brazil), not Panama]

Balaninurus miniatus Heller 1895-53 [Brazil, not Mexico, type-locality in error (Champion 1906-49)]

Introduction9

Barytychius Jekel 1861-273 [not a synonym of Smicronyx (D. M. Anderson, pers. comm.)]

Billbergia spinicollis (Chevrolat) 1883-582 (Aethes) [Java, not Mexico, with B. opacus javanicus (Guenther) 1937-329 ( Poteriophorus) as synonym (Guenther 1941-42)]

Byzes diversus (Pascoe) 1881-78 (Hilipus) [Parana (Brazil), not Panama]

(Calolabus) Voss 1925-243 [in key] [subg. of Himatolabus; Japan, Formosa]

Cercobaris parva (Kirsch) 1875-263 (Baridius) [Peru, not Panama]

Chrysolopus Germar 1817-341 [not a synonym of Hypsonotus; Cleoninae from Australia]

Coleomerus laevissimus Casey 1922-88 [in key] [Brazil, not Panama]

Conotrachelus bilamellatus Fiedler 1940-168 [S. America only]

Conotrachelus diurus (Pascoe) 1886-422 (Cyphorhynchus) [duirus: Hustache 1936-25, error; Peru, not Guadeloupe]

Conotrachelus helferii Kolenati 1858-341 [not a Conotrachelus!; E. Indies, not W. Indies]

Cryptorhvnchus morio Boheman 1837-50 [Brazil, not Cuba]

Cryptorhynchus subnotatus Boheman 1837-135 [S. America only]

Diastethus cobaltinus Casey 1922-138 [Brazil, not C. Rica]

(Eccoptocossonus) Voss 1934-118 [subg. of Cossonus; Africa]

Eccoptus funambula: (Desbrochers) 1891-37 (Zygops) [nomen nudum (Kuschel 1955-312)]

Hilipinus ludiosus (Pascoe) 1889-583 (Hilipus) [Parana (Brazil), not Panama (Marshall 1952-267)]

Hilipinus planiusculus (Perty) 1832-76 (Heilipus) [Brazil, not C. Rica; with H. renei (Pascoe) 1889-589 (Hilipus) as synonym]

Ischiomastus marginatus Faust 1893-10 [C. Rica (Faust 1893-10), lapsus (Kuschel 1957-287)]

(Otiorcossonus) Voss 1934-118 [subg. of Cossonus; Africa]

Poecilma Germar 1821-297 [also incorrectly cited as 1824-252; not a synonym of Macromerus, 3 included species from Old World, all in Zygopinae]

Rhyssomatus semicostatus Boheman 1845-11 [Colombia, not Mexico]

Rosela triophori (Gyllenhal) 1843-188 (Lignyodes) [S. Am. only (Clark 1980-302)]

Sternocoelus conspicuus (Boheman) 1844-361 (Coelosternus) [Brazil, not Mexico]

Strongylotes brevirostris Casey 1922-501 [in key] [S. Am. only]

Themeropis divergens Pascoe 1880-177 [Parana (Brazil), not Panama]

Xystus testaceicollis (Casey) 1922-131 [in key] (Stegotes) [Brazil, not Mexico]

Zascelis carinipennis Hustache 1924-273 [Bolivia, not Panama]
Introduced Biological Control Agents
Apion fuscirostre (Fabricius). Host - Scotch Broom, Cytisus scoparius (Linnaeus) Link.

Apion ulicis (Forster). Host - Gorse or Furze, Ulex europaeus Linnaeus.

Ceutorhynchus litura (Fabricius). Host - Canadian Thistle, Cirsium arvense (Linnaeus) Scopoli.

Gymnetron antirrhini (Paykull). Host - Linaria vulgaris Miller [accidental import into Canada, then distributed in BC by Canadians (G. R. Buckingham, pers. comm.)].

Microlarinus lareynii (Jaquelin du Val). Host - Puncture Vine, Tribulus terrestris Linnaeus.

Microlarinus lypriformis (Wollaston). Host - Puncture Vine, Tribulus terrestris Linnaeus.

Neochetina bruchi Hustache. Host - Water Hyacinth, Eichhornia crassipes Solms.

Neochetina eichhorniae Warner. Host - Water Hyacinth, Eichhornia crassipes Solms.

Phrydiuchus spilmani Warner. Host - Mediterranean Sage, Salvia aethiopis Linnaeus [not established (L. A. Andres, pers. comm.)].

Phrydiuchus tau Warner. Host -Mediterranean Sage, Salvia aethiopis Linnaeus.

Rhinocyllus conicus (Froelich). Host - Musk Thistle, Carduus nutans Linnaeus.

Trichosirocalus horridus (Panzer). Host - Thistles, Carduus spp. [C. nutans Linnaeus and C. acanthoides Linnaeus].

10Mem. Amer. Ent. Inst., no. 34, 1982

Acknowledgements
Many people have assisted us in this research and we wish to thank the following for their help: Dr. Donald Whitehead, Mr. Richard Thompson and Dr. Per Inge Persson assisted us extensively with literature, xeroxes, and the solution to various taxonomic problems. Dr. Horace Burke reviewed the Anthonominae for us with many helpful suggestions. Dr. Robert Hamilton did the same with the Attelabidae, Rhynchitidae and Nemonychidae. Dr. David Kissinger assisted with an early draft of this checklist and was expected to be a junior author. He reviewed the Apionidae and supplied a preliminary computer index of the genera and species, but was forced to withdraw from the project due to lack of time.
Various people assisted with problems associated with groups in their specialty: Dr. Donald Anderson (Smicronyx), Dr. Lloyd Andres (Biological Control information), Dr. Gary Buckingham (Biological Control information), Dr. Wayne Clark (Tychiinae), Dr. Lester P. Gibson (Curculio), Dr. Henry Hespenheide (Zygopinae), Mrs. Anne T. Howden (Tanymecini), Dr. Guillermo Kuschel (Listroderes), Dr. Giuseppe Osella (Italian literature), Dr. Elbert L. Sleeper (an unpublished Baja California weevil checklist), Mrs. Patricia Vaurie (Cholinae, Rhynchophorinae).
We wish to thank our friend and colleague Mr. George Benn Marshall for his careful typing of this manuscript.
Special assistance was received in two libraries, at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY; and at the Florida State Collection of Arthropods, Division of Plant Industry, Gainesville, FL.
Our very special thanks go to Dr. Lois B. O'Brien, who gave us invaluable help with her knowledge of Latin, required to determine the gender of many generic names and the correct endings of species-group names.
We are responsible for all errors in this work, not the specialists who assisted us in various capacities.
This research was supported by a research program (FLAX 79009) of the SEA/CR, USDA.
ANNOTATED CHECKLlST
Family ATTELABIDAE

Tribe PILOLABINI

Pilolabus Jekel 1860-196

californicus Voss 1925-23 (3) BJ

diffinis (Sharp) 1889-4 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

klugii (Gyllenhal) 1839-302 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

lucidus Voss 1925-25 (6) Mex.

splendens: (Sharp) 1889-3 (Attelabus) [misidentification, not Gyllenhal 1839]

nigriclava (Sharp) 1889-3 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

purpureus Voss 1925-24 (6) Mex.

rugiceps Voss 1925-25 (6) C. Rica

smithi (Sharp) 1889-2 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

splendens (Gyllenhal) 1839-304 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

sumptuosus (Gory) 1834-[page unnumbered], Pl. 119 (Attelabus) [S. Am., error (Sharp

1889-2)] (6) Mex.

viridans (Gyllenhal) 1839-303 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

viridanus: (Sharp) 1889-Tab. I (Attelabus) [error]

f. concolor Voss 1925-27 (6) Mex.

Tribe ATTELABINI

Attelabus Linnaeus 1758-387

(Synolabus) Jekel 1860-188

bipustulatus Fabricius 1776-229 (1) CT, DC, IL, IN, MA, MD, ME, MI, NH,

NJ, NS, NY, OH, ON, PA, PQ, RI, WI; (2) AL, AR,

FL, GA, KY, LA, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV; (3) OK, TX; (5) MO

canaliculatus Olivier 1807-7 (7) Hispaniola

nigripes LeConte 1824-171 (1) CT, DE, IL, IN, MA, MD,

NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI; (2) AR, FL, GA, NC,

SC, TN, VA, WV; (3) AZ, NM, TX; (5) CO, IA, KS, MN, MO, NE

genalis LeConte 1876-11

Homoeolabus Jekel 1860-187

analis (Illiger) 1794-616 (Attelabus) (1) CT, DC, IL, IN, MA, MD, ME, MI,

NH, NJ, NY, OH, ON, PA, RI, WI; (2) AL, AR, FL,

GA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV; (3) OK, TX; (5) IA, KS, MB, MO

similis (Kirby) 1837-204 (Attelabus)

Euscelus Schoenherr 1833-205

Revision: Voss 1925

Thyreuscelus Jekel 1860-214

(Chryseuscelus) Voss 1925-56

(Coryneuscelus) Jekel 1860-213

(Coscineuscelus) Jekel 1860-213

(Eleuscelus) Voss 1925-60

(Meteuscelus) Voss 1925-45

(Neoeuscelus) Voss 1925-65 [S. Am. only]

(Pheleuscelus) Jekel 1860-213

angulosus (Gyllenhal) 1833-208 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba, Dom. Rep.

angulatus: (Schoenherr) 1839-314 (Attelabus) [error]

armatus (Gyllenhal) 1833-208 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba, Dom. Rep., I. Pinos

auratus (Sharp) 1889-12 (Attelabus) (6) Guat.

aureolus (Gyllenhal) 1833-209 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba

biguttatus (Fabricius) 1775-130 (Curculio) (7) Jam., P. Rico

bipustulosus Jekel 1860-214

12Mem. Amer. Ent. Inst., no. 34, 1982
Euscelus (continued)

binotatus (Gyllenhal) 1839-316 (Attelabus) (6) Belize, C. Rica,

Guat., Hond., Mex., Nic., Pan.

breviceps (Sharp) 1889-13 (Attelabus) (6) Mex., Pan.

bullatus (Sharp) 1889-12 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.

callosipennis Voss 1925-44 (7) Cuba, Haiti

cancellatus Voss 1925-43 (7) Cuba

championi (Sharp) 1889-14 (Attelabus) (6) Pan.

coccolobae (Wolcott) 1924-123 (Attelabus) (7) P. Rico, St. Thomas

corallinus (Gyllenhal) 1839-317 (Attelabus) (6) Belize, Guat., Mex.

cribrarius (Olivier) 1807-8 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba, Dom. Rep.

cruralis (Sharp) 1889-14 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex., Pan.

dentipes (Fabricius) 1798-163 (Attelabus) (7) Dom. Rep., Haiti, P. Rico

v. anserinus (Gyllenhal) 1833-207 (Attelabus) (7) Jam.

elliptiguttatus Voss 1925-47 (6) C. Rica

fenestratus (Sharp) 1889-14 (Attelabus) (6) Mex., Pan.

fomicatus (Olivier) 1807-9 (Attelabus) (7) Hispaniola

inaequalis (Sharp) 1889-15 (Attelabus) (6) Belize, Guat., Hond., Mex., Nic.

lissus Voss 1925-64 (6) Mex.

mundanus (Sharp) 1889-15 (Attelabus) (6) Hond., Mex., Pan.; S. Am.

pulchellus (Suffrian) 1870-224 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba

scrobiculatus Voss 1925-41 (7) Dom. Rep.

scutellatus (Klug) 1829-12 (Attelabus) (7) Cuba, Dom. Rep.

scutellatus (Gyllenhal) 1833-205 (Attelabus) [not Klug 1829]

sexmaculatus (Chevrolat) 1876-CCXXVIII (Attelabus) (7) Cuba, P. Rico

spinifex (Olivier) 1807-9 (Attelabus) (7) Hispaniola

uviferae Marshall 1926-53 (7) Haiti

verticalis Voss 1925-61 (6) C. Rica

Emphyleuscelus Voss 1925-69

cubensis Janczyk 1960-36 (7) Cuba

Iseuscelus Voss 1925-71

flohri Voss 1925-71 (6) Mex.

Hybolabus Jekel 1860-195

ater (Olivier) 1789-278 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.; S. Am.

atratus (Fabricius) 1801-419 (Attelabus)

f. cupripennis (Perty) 1832-68 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.; S. Am.

ignitus: (Schoenherr) 1826-44 (Attelabus) [nomen nudum]

sallei (Jekel) 1860-208 (Attelabus)

Himatolabus Jekel 1860-189

Revision: Voss 1925

axillaris (Gyllenhal) 1839-308 (Attelabus) (3) AZ; (4) UT; (6) Guat., Mex.

pubescens (Say) 1826-252 (Attelabus) (1) CT, IL, IN, MA, ME, MI,

NH, NJ, NS, NY, OH, ON, PA, PQ, RI, VT, WI;

(2) KY, TN, VA; (3) AZ, NM, TX; (5) CO, IA, KS, MB, MN, MO, NE

coloradoensis Voss 1925-244

disparipes (Chittenden) 1926-164 (Attelabus)

maculatus (Provancher) 1877-521 (Attelabus)

rhois (Boheman) 1829-121 (Attelabus)

rudis (Boheman) 1845-360 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

subpilosus Voss 1925-245 (6) Mex.

vestitus (Gyllenhal) 1839-307 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

vinosus (Sharp) 1889-5 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.

Phyletobius Voss 1925-265

equestris Voss 1925-265 (6) C. Rica

Xestolabus Jekel 1860-192

Revision: Voss 1925

(Neoxestolabus) Voss 1943-31 [S. Am. only]Attelabidae: Attelabini. Rhynchitidae: Rhynchitinae: Auletini13

Xestolabus (continued)

brevicollis (Sharp) 1889-9 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.

conicollis (Sharp) 1889-8 (Attelabus) (6) Belize, C. Rica, Guat., Hond., Mex., Nic.

constrictipennis (Chittenden) 1926-163 (Attelabus) (3) AZ, NM

corvinus (Gyllenhal) 1839-304 (Attelabus) (6) Belize, C. Rica,

Guat., Hond., Mex., Nic., Pan.; S. Am.

heterocerus (Sharp) 1889-5 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

laesicollis (Gyllenhal) 1839-305 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.

longiclava (Sharp) 1889-10 (Attelabus) (6) Pan.

melanopygus (Sharp) 1889-9 (Attelabus) (6) Mex.

sedatus (Sharp) 1889-8 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex.

tabascoensis Voss 1925-272 (6) Mex.

Omolabus Jekel 1860-191

Revision: Voss 1925

(Mesitolabus) Voss 1936-297 [S. Am. only]

Mesitinus Voss 1925-280 [not Fairmaire 1903]

Mesitodes Marshall 1943-118 [unnecessary replacement name]

(Sternolabus) Jekel 1860-194

(Thyreolabus) Jekel 1860-195 [S. Am. only]

angulipennis (Sharp) 1889-8 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Mex., Pan.

biimpressus Voss 1943-29 (6) C. Rica

callosus (Sharp) 1889-7 (Attelabus) (6) Guat., Hond., Mex., Nic., Pan.

ligulatus (Sharp) 1889-10 (Attelabus) (6) C. Rica, Guat., Mex., Pan.; S. Am.

quadratus (Sharp) 1889-11 (Attelabus) (6) Nic., Pan.
ATTELABIDAE - Incertae Sedis

foveipennis Suffrian 1870-228 (Apoderus) (1) IL

Family RHYNCHITIDAE

Subfamily RHYNCHITINAE

Tribe AULETINI

Auletobius Desbrochers 1869-396

Revision: Voss 1922 Key: Voss 1930

Auletes: of authors [not Schoenherr 1826]

Metopon Waterhouse 1842-68 [not Walker 1834

(Aletinus) Desbrochers 1908-11

Alletinus: Desbrochers 1908-11 [lapsus, corrected on p. 80]

Nemonus: Desbrochers 1908-13 [lapsus for Aletinus, corrected on p. 80]

(Gymnauletes) Voss 1933-116 [in key] [1934-131]

(Mesauletes) Voss 1933-116 [in key] [1934-121]

affinis Sharp 1890-43 (6) Guat., Hond.

ater (LeConte) 1876-4 (Auletes) (1) CT, IL, MA, MD, ME, MI, NJ, NY,

OH, ON, PA, PQ, RI; (2) AR, NC, SC, TN; (3) TX; (5) IA, MB, MN, MO

cassandrae (LeConte) 1876-5 (Auletes) (1) CT, IL, MA, ME, MI, NH, NJ,

NS, NY, PA, PQ, RI, WI; (2) AL, FL, GA, MS, NC, SC; (3) TX; (5) NE

albovestita (Blatchley) 1916-54 (Auletes)

blatchleyi Voss 1935-240 [unnecessary replacement name]

minor (Blatchley) 1922-98 (Auletes) [not Lea 1899]

congruus (Walker) 1866-331 (Rhynchites) (1) MI; (4) BC, ID, OR, WA;

(5) AB, CO, IA, MT, ND, NE, SA, WY

subcoeruleus (LeConte) 1876-4 (Auletes)

subcraeuleus: (Smith) 1910-377 (Auletes) [error]

cubanus Voss 1922-63 (7) Cuba

guadelupensis Hustache 1929-178 (7) Guadeloupe

humeralis (Boheman) 1859-117 (Rhynchites) (3) AZ, BJ, CA; (4) NV

laticollis (Casey) 1888-233 (Auletes) (3) AZ, CA

latifrons: (Fall) 1901-34, 186 (Auletes) [error]14Mem. Amer. Ent. Inst., no. 34, 1982
Auletobius (continued)

mariposae (Zimmerman) 1932-181 (Auletes) (3) CA

nasalis (LeConte) 1876-412 (Auletes) (3) CA

nudus Sharp 1890-42 (6) Pan.; S. Am.

optatus Sharp 1890-43 (6) Pan.

rostralis Sharp 1890-42 (6) C. Rica, Guat., Hond., Mex., Pan.

rufipennis (Pierce) 1909-327 (Auletes) (3) AZ, CA

subseriepunctatus Voss 1922-66 (6) Mex.

viridis (Pierce) 1909-328 (Auletes) (3) CA; (4) ID; (5) CO

Pseudauletes Voss 1922-95

Revision: Voss 1922 Key: Voss 1936

centralis (Sharp) 1889-24 (Rhynchites) (6) Guat.

championi (Sharp) 1889-23 (Rhynchites) (6) Guat., Hond., Mex.

curvirostris Voss 1922-100 (6) Mex.

flaviventris (Sharp) 1889-23 (Rhynchites) (6) Mex.

inermis (Sharp) 1889-24 (Rhynchites) (6) C. Rica, Mex., Pan.; S. Am.

mixtus (Sharp) 1889-24 (Rhynchites) (6) Mex.

modestus Voss 1936-286 [in key] [1937-106] (6) Mex.

rufiventris (Jekel) 1860-226 (Rhynchites) (6) C. Rica, Guat., Mex.; S. Am.

subelongatus Voss 1922-102 (6) C. Rica

Tribe RHYNCHITINI

Eugnamptus Schoenherr 1839-339

Revision: Voss 1941

Enguamptus: Schaeffer 1905-178 [error]

(Eugnamptobius) Voss 1922-412

angustatus (Herbst) 1797-140 (Rynchites) [Resurrected Name] (1) CT, DC, DE,

IL, IN, MA, MD, MI, NJ, NY, OH, ON, PA, RI, VT, WI; (2) AL, AR, FL,

GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV; (3) OK, TX; (5) IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, SD

abdominalis Voss 1941-147

collaris (Fabricius) 1801-410 (Anthribus)

fuscipes Pierce 1913-368

nigripennis (Fabricius) 1801-410 (Anthribus)

nigripes Pierce 1913-368 [also incorrectly attributed to Melsheimer]

rubricollis (Say) 1824-288 (Rhynchites)

ruficeps Pierce 1913-369

ruficollis (Germar) 1824-188 (Rhynchites)

antennalis Sharp 1889-40 (6) Pan.

basalis Sharp 1889-31 (6) Pan.

brevicollis Sharp 1889-39 (6) Pan.

cinctus Sharp 1889-34 (6) Mex.

s. piceus Voss 1941-145 (6) Mex.

s. variabilis Voss 1941-145 (6) Mex.

cornutus Sharp 1889-39 (6) Mex.

diabroticus Sharp 1889-30 (6) Guat.

dispar Sharp 1889-33 (6) Guat., Pan.

divisus Sharp 1889-30 (6) C. Rica, Guat., Pan.

elongatus Voss 1941-154 (6) Mex.

germanus Sharp 1890-41 (6) Guat.

godmani Sharp 1889-32 (6) Pan.

gracilipes Voss 1941-155 (6) Mex.

gracilis Voss 1941-151 (6) Mex.

s. nigropectoralis Voss 1941-152 (6) Mex.

hirtellus Sharp 1889-35 (6) Guat.

laticeps Voss 1941-185 (6) C. Rica

latifrons Sharp 1889-40 (6) Guat.

latirostris Sharp 1889-32 (6) Guat.Rhynchitidae: Rhynchitinae: Rhynchitini15

Eugnamptus (continued)

lituratus Voss 1941-160 (6) Mex.

longipes Sharp 1889-34 (6) Guat., Hond., Mex.

longulus Sharp 1889-36 (6) Mex.

maculatus Sharp 1889-31 (6) Mex.

niger Sharp 1889-36 (6) Mex.

nigricomis Sharp 1889-35 (6) Mex.

nigrinus Dalla Torre & Voss 1937-34 (6) Pan.

nigrinipennis Voss 1941-171 [unnecessary replacement name]

nigripennis Sharp 1889-38 [not Fabricius 1801]

nigriventris Schaeffer 1905-178 [Enguamptus] (3) AZ, TX

notatus Voss 1941-164 (6) Mex.

obscurus Sharp 1889-37 (6) Guat.

pallidus Schaeffer 1908-213 (3) AZ, TX

picticollis Sharp 1890-41 (6) Mex.

plebeius Sharp 1889-38 (6) Mex.

punctatus Pierce 1913-369 (3) AZ, TX

v. niger Pierce 1913-369 (3) AZ

puncticeps LeConte 1876-6 (1) CT, DC, IL, IN, MA, MD, NJ, PA;

(2) AL, FL, GA, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA; (3) TX; (5) IA, KS, MO, NE

quadrimaculatus Voss 1941-161 (6) Mex.

rufifrons Sharp 1889-36 (6) Mex.

salvini Sharp 1889-39 (6) Belize, Guat., Hond., Mex.

semivittatus Sharp 1889-37 (6) Pan.

seriatus Sharp 1889-33 (6) Mex.

sexmaculatus Sharp 1889-32 (6) C. Rica, Guat., Mex.

interruptus Voss 1941-163 [see pp. 131, 137, 215]

interuptus: Voss 1941-163 [lapsus]

sexpunctatus Voss 1941-159 (6) Mex.

striatus LeConte 1876-5 (2) FL

sulcatus Voss 1941-150 (6) Mex.

sulcifrons Gyllenhal 1839-343 (2) AL, FL, MS, SC, VA; (3) OK, TX; (5) KS

testaceus Pierce 1913-370

suturalis Sharp 1889-38 (6) Pan.

tibialis Sharp 1889-34 (6) Mex.

truncatus Sharp 1889-40 (6) Guat., Hond.

validus Sharp 1889-30 (6) Guat.

varius Sharp 1889-37 (6) Guat., Mex.