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1965
Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society
251
Ges., 46: 23-28, 14 figs. 1961. Notes on 28 types, giving label data, generic assignment, & brief descriptions or figures of genitalia. [P. B.]
Razowski, Jozef, "Studies on Cochylidae. Part VI. Remarks on the types of some Cochylidae" [in English; Polish summary]. Bull. ent. Pologne, 31: 301-319, 36 figs. 1961. Describes as new PROHYSTEROPHORA (type Cochylis chionopa) and Euxanthoides hannemanni (Israel: Jordan Valley and Jerusalem). Many new combinations & new synonyms. [J. M.]
Razowski, Jozcf, "Two new species and one new subspecies of the genus Cnephasia Curt. (Tortricidae)" [in English; Polish summary]. Bull. ent. Pologne, 31: 105-107, 4 figs. 1961. Describes as new C. jozefi (Aflou, Prov. Oran), C. tremewani (Sidi-bel-Abbes, Prov. Oran), and C. sareptana alatauana (Ala Tau Mts. and Aremnia, Eriwan). The genitalia of all new forms are described and figured. [J. M.]
Razowski, Jozef, & Tosiro Yasuda, "Description of new Japanese Acfem-species (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae)" [in English; Japanese summary]. Trans. Lepid. Soc. Japan, 14: 80-89, 36 figs. 1963. Describes as new A. simplex (Tokusawa, Nagano Pref.), A. hokkaidana (Hokkaido), A. electrina (Kasugayama, Nara Pref.), A. crassa (Hosono, Nagano Pref.), A. phantastica (Sigakoogen, Nagano Pref.), A. ophthalmica (Sigakoogen), A. takeuchii (Ikeno, Gifu Pref.), A. roxana (Takayama, Gifu Pref.); A. ulmicola is a good species. [P. B.]
Rebillard, P., "Revision systematique des lepidopteres nymphalides du genre Agrias" [in French]. Mem. Mus. nat. Hist, nat., n.s., A, ZooL, 22: 157-254, 1 col. pi., 2 pis. 1961. Study of the morphology and the geographical distribution of the genus Agrias. Bibliography of the 300 and more names included in this genus. [P. V.]
Reisser, Hans, "Hyphantria cunea Drury in Europa (Lepid., Arctiidae) (Der 'ameri-kanische Webebar')" [in German]. Zeitschr. wiener ent. Ges., 45: 51-61. 1960. Discusses problem of correct name for form found in Europe, concluding that textor is merely an extreme pale variant. Translates Drury's and Harris's descrip­tions. Surveys literature on occurrcence and biology in Europe, with comments. [P. B.]
Reisser, Hans, "Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Sterrhinae (Lep., Geom.) V. Was ist Sterrha dilutaria praeustaria Lah. (Mann i.l.)?" [in German]. Zeitschr. wiener ent. Ges., 47: 21-24. 1962. Describes as new S. d. illyrica (lllyria, Tergeste, Cerovlje); "praeustaria" is a "form." [P. B.]
Reisser, Hans, "Ocneria eos sp. nov., eine neue Lymantriide aut Kreta (vorliiufige Beschreibung)" [in German]. Nachrichtenhl. bayer. Ent., 11: 9-10, 3 figs. 1962. Type locality Genni Gave, N. Crete. [P. B.]
Reisser, Hans, "Weitere neue Heteroceren aus Kreta" [in German]. Zeitschr. wiener ent. Ges., 47: 193-216, 4 pis., 9 figs. 1962. Describes as new Axia vaulogeri nesiota (Assites, 800 m.); DANIELOSTYGIA (monobasic), D. persephone (Wur-wulitis); Phragmacossia alhida minos (Knossos); Cryphia rectilinea insulicola (Assites, 500 m.), C. raptricola cretica (Ida, Silva Rouva, 1,300 m.); Phragmatoecia erschoffi ("Buchara Haus —"). Redescribes Ocneria eos. Comparative notes on Phragmacossia spp. & Phragmatoecia. Notes on Cosymbia ariadne & Dyscia crassipunctaria (names a fall generation). List of recent additions to the fauna of Crete. [P. B.]
INDEX TO VOLUME 19
(New names in boldface; synonyms in italics)
Achylodes tamenund, 20                                  Agapema galbina, 42
Achalarus, lyciades, 27, 51, 198                       Agraulis vanillae, 33, 114, 232
toxeus, 27                                                       Airplane, collections by, 129
Acronicta brumosa, 189                                    Alabama argillacea, 133
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Index to Volume 19
Vol. 19, no. 4
Alsophila pometaria, 226 Amblyscirtes, nysa, 180
vialis, 2 Amatidae, 133 Ampeloeca myron, 189 Amsel, H. G., Microlepidoptera Palae-
arctica, 117 Anacampsis, 134 Anaea, aidea, 113, 192
andria, 34 Ancyloxypha numitor, 196 Annaphila pseudoastrologa, 237 Anthanassa, 223 Anthcraea polyphemus, 226 Anthocharis, genutia, 50
pima, 112
sara, 112, 232 Apodemia, mormo, 112
nais, 112, 232
palmerii, 112 Appias drusilla, 110, 226 Apter, R. L., Connecticut records of
Tbymelicus, 195 Arctiidae, 69, 82, 226, 228 Arethusana, 202 Aristotclia, 134 Asterocampa, 200; celtis, 113, 180
clyton, 180
lcilia, 113
subpallida, 113 Atalopedes campestris, 180 Atlides halesus, 112 Atreides plebia, 189 Atrytonopsis, hianna, 215, 219
vierecki, 220 Automeris, 226; zepbyria, 82 Baron, O. T. (1847-1926), 35 Battaristis concinusclla, 134 Battus philenor, 109, 223, 229 Bedellia somnulentella, 135 Bell, E. L. (1876-1964), 190 Biston betularia, 228 Blastobasidae, 134 Boisduval letters, 197 Boloria, 200, 201, 202, 204
astarte, 60
chariclea, 58, 59
distincta, 62
eunomia, 61, 184, 242
freija, 242
frigga, 58, 59, 242
improba, 60
napaea, 60, 61
polaris, 242
selene, 62, 242
titania, 59, 62, 242
toddi, 104, 242 Bomolocha, 133
Book Notices, 46, 62, 90, 164, 230 Book Reviews,
Butterflies and Moths, 225
Butterflies of San Francisco Bay Re­gion, 138
Fauna U.S.S.R.; Tineidae, Nemapo-goninae, 102
Prodromus Lepidopterorum Sloviciae, 81 Bowden, S. R., correction, 170 Brephidium exilis, 112 Brown, F. M., O. T. Baron, 35
Boisduval letters and Melitaea identi­ties, 197
Method for overwintering larvae, 187 Brown, K. S., Jr., Arizona butterflies, 107
Unusual California butterfly records, 171 Bucculatrix, 135 Burns, J. M., Connecticut records of
Thymelicus, 195 Butterflies at light, 179 Caenurgina caerulea, 165 Calephelis virginiensis, 49 Callophrys, apama, 112, 232
gryneus, 49
irus, 50
macfarlandi, 177 Calpodes ethlius, 2 Carde, R. T., Taxonomic notes on Holo-
melina, 69 Catocala cara, 52 Celastrina argiolus, 50, 113, 232 Celerio lineata, 189 Celotes nessus, 6, J 33 Celyphoides cespitana, 134 Ccratomia, 189 Cercyonis, 202, 203, 204
ariane, 16 I
oetus, 114, 164
pcgala, 114, 179
silvestris, 164
stephensi, 161
sthenele, 232 Chionodes, 134; albofasciatus, 29 Chlaenogramma jasminearum, 189 Chlosyne, gorgone, 48
lacinia, 113, 232
nycteis, 48 Citheronia sepulchralis, 189 Clench, H. K., Migration of Libytheana and Kricogonia, 223
Beginning of the butterfly season, 239
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Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society
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Cleora manitoba, 190 Cochlididae, 190 Coenonympha kodiak, 192 Cogia outis, 23 Coleophoridae, 134 Colias, 200, 202
alexandra, 61, 232
boothii, 60
cesonia, 34, 110, 232
chrysomelas, 39
eurytheme, 110, 133, 182, 183, 192, 232
hecla, 57, 58, 61
nastes, 60, 61
palaeno, 58, 60, 61
pelidne, 242
philodice, 110, 182, 232
vividior, 192 Collection by airplane, 129 Coloradia pandora, 226 Comstock, J. A., E. R. Hulbirt, 243 Copaeodes aurantiaca, 4 Correction, 170 Cosmopterygidae, 134 Cressonia juglandis, 189 Danaus, 192; gilippus, 114, 232
plexippus, 114, 137, 180, 182, 227, 232 Darapsa pholus, 189 Diakonoff, A., Book Review, Zagulajev,
102 Dichomeris ligulella, 134 Dolba hylaeus, 189 Downey, J. C, Mimicry and distribution
of Caenurgina, 165 Doryodes spadaria, 190 Drasteria graphica, 190 Durden, C. J., Speyeria callippe and
Artemisia, 186 Egg preservation, 234 Elasmopalpus lignosellus, 134 Emesis, 192; zela, 112 Epargyreus clarus, 30, 133, 180, 196 Epermeniidae, 134 Epiblema strenuana, 134
sosana,136 Epistor lugubris, 189 Erebia, 200; canadensis, 192
disa, 57, 94
discoidalis, 57, 76
erinnyn, 57, 59
epipsodea, 57
fasciata, 57, 58, 61
magdalena, 59
rossii, 57, 58, 61
theano, 57, 61
vidleri, 76
youngi, 57, 58, 60, 61 Erora quaderna, 232 Erynnis, baptisiae, 11
horatius, 11, 180
pacuvius, 192
propertius, 192
telemachus, 192 Estigmene acraea, 226 Estimating the butterfly season, 239 Eublemma obliqualis, 133 Euchloe, ausonides, 112
creusa, 112, 203 Euchromius ocelleus, 134 Eucordylea, 134 Euherrichia moneifera, 189 Euphydryas, anicia, 59
nubigena, 172, 174
rubrosuffusa, 172
sierra, 173 Euphyes, bimacula, 196
dukesi, 148
vestris, 180 Euptoieta, claudia, 104, 114, 232
hegesia, 114 Euptychia, areolata, 139
cymela, 47
dorothea, 114, 232
gemma, 47
henshawi, 114
mitchelli, 148
rubricata, 42, 114, 232
septentrionealis, 151 Eurema, boisduvaliana, 111
mexicana, 112, 232
nicippe, 112, 232
proterpia, 112 Eurystrymon Ontario, 50 Eutelia pulcherrima, 190 Evans, W. H., Larvae of Annaphila
pseudoastrologa, 237 Everes comyntas, 113, 180, 232 Feeding adult Lepidoptera, 233 Fleming, R. C, Catocala and Polygonia,
52 Freeman, H. A., New Megathymus, 83 Gelechiidae, 134 Geometridae, 133, 190, 226, 228 Geshna primordialis, 133 Gesta invisus, 18
Glaucopsyche lygdamus, 167, 232 Glena cognataria, 190 Glick, P. A., Collections by airplane, 129 Glyphidocera, 134 Glyphipterygidae, 134 Glyphipteryx impigritella, 134 Gnorimoschema, 134, 136
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Index to Volume 19
Vol. 19, no. 4
Gobeil, R. E., Butterflies on Kent Island,
N. B., 181 Gracillariidae, 135, 136 Graphium marcellus, 199 Groothuis, D., Range extension of Pieris
beckeri, 221 Gyrocbeilus patrobas, 114, 232 Habrodais grunus, 177 Halisidota maculata, 226 Hardesty, R., Range extension of Pieris
beckeri, 221 Heitzman, R., Life history of Problema, 77
Diurnal Lepidoptera at light, 179 Heliodinidae, 136 Heliopetes, laviana, 7
macaira, 9 Heliothis zea, 133 Hemaris diffinis, 189 Hemiargus, gyas, 112
isola, 112, 136, 232 Hemihyalea edwardsi, 82 Hemileuea, 226
Hensel, H., Two Weeks butterfly hunt­ing in Labrador, 242 Hepialus, 39 Herse cingulata, 189 Hesperia, leonardus, 133
metea, 215
sassacus, 196
viridis, 3 Hesperiidae, 1, 51, 53, 77, 83, 91, 105, 133, 148, 180, 190, 192, 195, 215, 242 Hessel, J. H., Hypaurotis at light, 55 Hibernating larvae, 187 Hipocrita jacobaeae, 227 Holcocera, 134 Holomelina, aurantiaca, 69, 71
costata, 74
ferruginosa, 70, 72
fragilis, 74
intermedia, 74
laeta, 74
lamae, 70, 73
nigricans, 73
opella, 73
ostenta, 74
pallipennis, 74 Howe, W. PL, Status of Agraulis in Kan­sas, 33 Hubbard, J. P., Butterflies of Pinos Altos
Mountains, 231 Huber, R. L., Record for Erebia dis-
coidalis, 76 Hulbirt, E. R. (1886-1965), 243
Hypaurotis crysalus, 55, 112, 232 Incisalia, 226; fotis, 171 lunonia, coenia, 113, 133
evarete, 192 Keiferia, 134
Kendall, R. O., Foodplants for Texas Hesperiidae, 1
Foodplant for Schinia olivacea, 105 Kolyer, J. M., Inexpensive apparatus for
photographing, 212 Kricogonia, castalia, 223
lyside, 111, 223 Lambremont, E. N., Louisiana butter­flies, 47 Langston, R. L., Distribution of Philotes, 95
Book Review, Tilden, 138 Lapara, bombycoides (pineum), 206
halicarniae, 189 Laphygma frugiperda, 133 Larval rearing and preservation, 233 Legge, A. H., Collecting in Yukon and
Alaska, 57 Lephelisca nemesis, 112 Leptotes marina, 112, 232 Lerema accius, 133 Lerodea eufala, 133 Lethe portlandia, 180 Lewis, G. G., Technique for spreading,
115 Libytheana bachmannii, 113, 223, 232 Limacodes rectilinea, 190 Limacodidae, 190 Limenitis, 200, 202; archippus, 113, 183
arthemis, 182
astyanax, 113, 229, 232
bredowii, 113, 232
lorquini, 226 Loxostege similalis, 133 Lycaeidcs, 198; argyrognomon, 243
melissa, 112 Lycaenidae, 49, 55, 61, 95, 112, 136, 165, 17], 177, 180, 182, 197, 198, 200, 226, 232, 243 Lycaena, americana, 183
dorcas, 61
hypophlaeas, 61
mariposa, 61
rubidus, 112, 226
thoe, 200
xanthoides, 171 Lyonetiidae, 135 Mather, B., Euptychia distribution and
variation, 139 McFarland, N., On Automeris and Hemi­hyalea, 82
1965
Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society
255
On Callophrys macfarlandi, 177
Notes on rearing and preserving lar­vae, 233 Megathymus, yuccae, 51, 83
y. arizonae, 88
y. kendalli, 83
y. louisaeae, 84
y. reinthali, 84
y. reubeni, 88
y. stallingsi, 83
y. wilsonorum, 83
y. winkensis, 87 Melitaea, 204; baroni, 39
callina, 207
dymas, 114
elada, 208
fulvia, 232
minuta, 232
palla, 173
perse, 114
pola, 114, 206
theona, 114
ulrica, 208 Microlepidoptera Palaearctica, 117 Microtheoris, 133 Microtia, 202, 114, 232 Migration, 223 Mimicry, 165, 227 Mitourasiva, 112, 232 Moucha, J., Book Review, Hruby, 81 Nastra lheriminieri, 196 Nathalis iole, 106, 112, 232 Neominois ridingsi, 202 Neophasia, menapia, 109, 232
terlooti, 110 Nepticulidae, 135 Neurobadia strigifinitella, 135 Newcomer, E. J., Type locality of Cer-
cyonis stephensi, 161 Noctuidae, 52, 105, 133, 165, 183, 189,
226, 237 Nomophila noctuella, 133 Notodontidae, 190
Nymphalidae, 33, 37, 38, 39, 42, 48, 52, 58-62, 104, 113, 133, 171, 172-175, 180, 182, 183, 184, 186, 192, 200-208, 223, 226, 227, 229, 232, 242 Nymphalis, antiopa, 49, 113, 182, 183, 232
californica, 232
milberti, 113 Oeneis, 199, 201, 202, 203
bore, 61
brucei, 60
chryxus, 57, 173, 174
jutta, 57, 242
macounii, 125
melissa, 60, 61, 242
peartiae, 60
polixenes, 60, 61
taygete, 58, 242 Oidaematophorus, 133 Ommatochila mundula, 133 Paleacrita vernata, 226 Panaxia dominula, 228 Panoquina hacebolus, 192 Panthea furcilla, 189 Panthiades m-album, 50 Paonias, astylus, 189
myops, 189 Papilionidae, 37, 39, 57, 58, 60, 109, 173, 180, 182, 192, 199, 203, 205, 226, 229, 232 Papilio, bairdii, 109, 232
cresphontes, 109, 192
eurymedon, 109, 226
glaucus, 57, 192
indra, 37, 39
machaon, 57, 58, 60, 226
multicaudata, 109, 232
polyxenes, 109, 182, 232
rutulus, 232
zelicaon, 173 Paramecera xicaque, 114 Parnassius, 199, 203, 205
eversmanni, 58, 60 dos Passos, C. F., E. L. Bell, 190
Addenda and Corrigenda to the "Syn­onymic List," 192 Pcctinophora gossypiella, 134, 136 Periploca concolorclla, 134 Phaloniidae, 134 Phillips, L. S., Flight habits of Boloria,
104 Philotes, 198; battoides, 95, 226
enoptes, 97, 98
sonorensis, 100, 226 Phlegethontius, 189 Phoebis sennae, 111, 232 Pholisora catullus, 4, 51, 196 Pholus, 189
Photographing specimens, 212 Phyciodes, 202, 204, 205
campestris, 114
mylitta, 113, 207, 232
picta, 114
texana, 48, 113,232
tharos, 104, 113, 133, 180 Pieridae, 34, 39, 50, 57, 58, 60, 61, 110, 133, 180, 182, 183, 192, 200, 202, 203, 221, 226, 232, 242 Pieris, 200; beckeri, 221
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Vol. 19, no. 4
napi, 110, 192,232
protodice, 110, 180, 232
rapae, 110, 182
sisymbrii, 110, 232 Plathypena scabra, 133 Plebejus, 197, 198; acmon, 112, 232
aquilo, 243
argyrognomon, 61, 167
icarioides, 165
melissa, 167
saepiolus, 171 Poanes hobomok, 196 Polites, coras, 196
mystic, 196
origines, 196
sonora, 192
themistocles, 180, 196
vibex, 2 Polygonia, 200, 203, 205; comma, 48, 180
faunus, 113, 172
hylas, 113
interogationis, 52, 180
satyrus, 113
zephyrus, 113, 172, 173, 232 Pompeius verna, 196 Powell, J. A., Book Review, Mitchell and
Zim, 225 Predation, 169 Preserving larvae, 234 Presidential address, 193 Problema byssus, 77 Pseudaletia unipuncta, 133, 226 Pseudoboarmia buchholzaria, 190 Pseudosphinx tetrio, 227 Pterophoridae, 133, 136 Pterophorus tenuidactylus, 133 Pupae, injection for preservation, 236 Pyralidae, 133 Pyralis farinalis, 133 Prygus, albescens, 91
centaureae, 242
communis, 10, 91, 105
oilus, 192 Rearing and preserving larvae, 187, 233 Recent Literature on Lepidoptera, 63-68,
126-128, 245-252 Rindge, F. H., Presidential address, 193 Riodinidae, 49, 112, 192, 232 Ross, G. N., Louisiana butterflies, 47 Ruckes, H., E. L. Bell, 190 Saturniidae, 42, 82, 189, 226 Satyridae, 42, 47, 57-61, 76, 94, 114, 125, 136, 139, 161, 173, 179, 180, 199-204, 232, 242 Satyrium, 49 Scepsis fulvicollis, 133
Schinia olivacea, 105
Schizura apicalis, 190
Scythrididae, 134, 136
Shapiro, A. M., Ecology and behavior of
Hesperia and Atrytonopsis, 215 Sheppard, J. H., Erebia in Washington
State, 94 Sheppard, P. M., Monarch butterfly and
mimicry, 227 Smcrinthus cerisyi, 226 Speyeria, 200, 201, 202, 204, 205
aphrodite, 114
atlantis, 62, 114, 232
callippe, 171, 172, 186
hydaspe, 172
leto, 37, 38, 42
mormonia, 61, 114
nevadensis, 226
nokomis, 37, 114
zerene, 172 Sphingidae, 189, 206, 226 Sphinx kalmiae, 189 Spreading minute moths, 115 Staphylus mazans, 23 Stegasta bosqueella, 134 Strymon, cecrops, 180
leda, 112, 232
melinus, 112, 180, 232
sylvinus, 112 Systasea pulverulenta, 9, 21 Taylor, R. & B., Collecting sphingids on
the Gulf Coast, 189 Technique for spreading, 115 Tetanolita mynesalis, 133 Thorybes, albosuffusa, 27
bathyllus, 25, 180, 196
pylades, 26, 51, 180, 196 Thymelicus lineola, 195 Tilden, J. W., Urbanus procne and sim-plicius, 53
Note on Pyrgus, 91 Tineidae, 102, 135 Tischeriidae, 135 Tortricidae, 134, 136 Trichoplusia ni, 133 Urbanus, procne, 53
proteus, 28
simplicius, 53 Vanessa, atalanta, 113, 180, 182, 232
cardui, 113, 172, 180, 232
carye, 113
virginiensis, 113, 173, 182, 232 Wallengrenia egeremet, 196 Walshiidae, 134 Xylophanes tersa, 189 Zoological Nomenclature, 176, 224