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Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Muruaga de L'Argentier, Susana
Fundación Miguel Lillo
In this paper the morphology of the first and mature larvae and life cycle of Amblycerus longesuturalis (Pic) are described. New studies of morphology of the adult are also provided.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Fidalgo, A. P.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
M. paulistus is common in northern Argentina, being also a pest of olives in Mendoza. Crouzel (1973) said that sometimes it occurs on citrus. Several parasitoids attacking it have been recorded (De Santis, 1967 and 1973). The list is enlarged now with the aphelinids Aphytis costalimai (Gomes), Aphytis sp. and Prospaltella ectophaga Silvestri, the encyrtid Zaomma lambinus (Walker) and the signiphorids Signiphora sp. and S. desantisi (De Santis). The new status of S. desantisi is established based principally on its biology, this species being a primary gregarious ectoparasitoid of adult females scales of M. paulistus, Some field observations on the other species obtained from M. paulistus are mentioned.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
González Olazo, Enrique V.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Climacia carpenteri was described by Parfin & Gurney in 1956, based on two females from Chaco (Paraguay). In the present paper the male genitalia are described and the species is cited for the first time from Argentina.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Fidalgo, A. P.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
The author describes a new species of Encyrtidae, Encyrtus homopteryx ?close to E. haywardi, and E. baezi? from Ceroplastes sp. (Hom.: Coccoidea) on an unnamed leguminosae from the province of Jujuy. Therefore the genus Encyrtus has 7 known species in Argentina. A lectotype for E. baezi is designated.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Laurent, R. F.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Morphometric data show that Batrachophrynus macrostomus Peters differs widely from 24 species and subspecies of Telmatobius so that even if it was not toothless, it would deserve its generic status. B. brachydactylus Peters, while considerably more similar to Telmatobius by its appearence, is also morphometrically distinct and often in a way which is opposite to that of macrostomus. Therefore, it seems to constitute an independent lineage and deserve also a generic autonomy which is proposed under the name of Lynchophrys. The validity of Atelognathus Lynch, based on Batrachophrynus patagonicus Gallard is morphometrically confirmed.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Neder de Roman, L. E.; Arce de Hamity, M. G.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
The geographic distribution, a detailed description of the different stages of development, as well as some biological characteristics of Leptophobia aripa are presented.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Prinsloo, G. L.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
The genus Cheilopsis is described with a single inca species on the basis of a female specimen. Their tribal position remains uncertain, being found between the genera Cerapterocerini (morphology of the head, jaws and antennae) and the genera Cheiloncurini (morphology of the thorax, wings and abdomen).
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Golbach, R.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Anaspasis germani (Fleut.) and A. solieri (Fleut.) are new for Argentina. A key for the species is included.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Golbach, R.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Dilobitarsus carumbeus n. sp. from Paraguay, Lacon beckeri n. sp. form Brasil, and L. kaszabi from Argentina are described. Keys for the species of the genera Dilobitarsus, Lacon, and Stangellus are given. New records: Argentina: Dilobitarsus columbianus; Lacon chabannei, L. pollinarius; Stangellus minutus; Acrocryptus ater; Paradonus nivalis; Deromecus attenuatus; Medonia deromecoides. Bolivia: Dilobitarsus gracilis; Lacon chabannei, L. pictus, L. pollinarius, L. setosus. I:cuador: Dilobitarsus bidens. Panamá: Dilobitarsus inopinus. Paraguay: Dilobitarsus bidens, D. lignarius; Lacon pollinarius, L. ruber. Peru: Dilobitarsus bidens, D. gracilis. Venezuela: Lacon chabannei, L. inaequalis, L. laticollis, L. pollinarius. Several species are illustrated.
Año: 2020
ISSN: 1852-6098
Golbach, R.
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Two new species belonging to group three of the genus Cardiorhinus are described: hayekae and maculatus, both from Venezuela, and ten new species belonging to group four: chilensis from Chile, coralinus from Brasil, costae from Brasil and Argentina, elegans from Brasil, luisae from Paraguay, parabicolor from Brasil, parapullatus from Paraguay and Brasil, porteri from Argentina, unicolor from Chile, and ypirangus from Brasil. Descriptive notes of the known species and keys are also given. The species seen by the author are illustrated and the importance of the length of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th articles of the antennae is pointed out as a help for identification.

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