Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2007
Keywords
Psocoptera. psocidae, Amphigerontia, new species, Rocky Mountains, Entomology
Abstract
Five species of psocids of the genus Amphigerontia Kolbe 1880, are recorded from the Rocky Mountains of the United States and Canada. Amphigerontia longicauda, n. sp., is described. Amphigerontia petiolata (Banks) is recorded from the Rocky Mountains for the first time. The holotype of Amphigerontia infernicola (Chapman) is re-examined and described in detail. New characters for the separation of females of Amphigerontia bijasciata (Latreille) and Amphigerontia montivaga (Chapman) resulted in many new records of the latter species, previously known in the Rocky Mountains from only a single locality. Species-level characters are reviewed and several new ones are added. A key to the species known from North America north of Mexico is included.
Recommended Citation
Mockford, Edward L. and Anonby, Johannes E., "Taxonomy of the species of Amphigerontia (Psocoptera : Psocidae) of the Rocky Mountains of the United States and Canada" (2007). Faculty Publications – Biological Sciences. 26.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/fpbiosci/26
Comments
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