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Eighty-nine Replacement Names for Braconidae and
Ichneumonidae (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Ichneumonoidea)
Rebecca N. KITTEL
Laboratory of Insect Biodiversity and Ecosystems Science, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Kobe University,
Rokkodai 1-1, Nada, Kobe, 657-8501, Japan
E-mail: rebecca.n.Kittel@gmail.com
Abstract New replacement names are proposed for one genus and 15 species within the subfamilies Alysiinae, Aphidiinae,
Cenocoeliinae, Cheloninae, Doryctinae, Euphorinae, Gnamptodontinae, Macrocentrinae, Microgastrinae, Orgilinae, and Rogadinae
in the Braconidae and one genus and 72 species within the subfamilies Banchinae, Campopleginae, Cremastinae, Cryptinae, Ich-
neumoninae, Mesochorinae, Orthocentrinae, Pimplinae, and Tryphoninae in the Ichneumonidae.
Keywords. Hymenoptera, Braconidae, Ichneumonidae, homonym, replacement name
Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology, 22 (2): 161–174. November 30, 2016.
Ⓒ Japanese Society of Systematic Entomology
Introduction
The superfamily Ichneumonoidea is a large superfamily
within the Hymenoptera with more than 2650 described genera
and more than 44,350 described species (Yu et al., 2012).
After various recently primary and secondary homonym
treatments within the Braconidae and Ichneumonidae
(Achterberg et al., 2015; Araujo & Vivallo, 2015; Fernandes,
2015; Kittel & Quicke, 2015; Zhang & Chen, 2015; Kittel et
al., 2016), it was clear that the superfamily Ichneumonoidea
is in need of a thorough treatment of the homonyms. The
purpose of the present paper is to bring the taxonomy of
the Braconidae and Ichneumonidae (Ichneumonoidea) into
accordance with paragraph 57 of the International Code of
Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN, 1999). Homonyms of two
genera and 87 species were discovered within the superfamily
Ichneumonoidea (Insecta: Hymenoptera). In an effort to
reduce homonyms in Hymenoptera, I propose the replacement
names for those two genera and 87 species.
The majority of treated homonyms stem from primary
homonyms, but many secondary homonyms replacement
names are proposed as well. Junior synonyms are not treated,
regardless of primary or secondary homonymy.
Nomenclatural changes and notes
Class Insecta Linnaeus, 1758
Order Hymenoptera Linnaeus, 1758
Superfamily Ichneumonoidea Latreille, 1802
Family Braconidae Nees, 1811
Subfamily Alysiinae Leach 1815
Genus Aspilota Förster, 1862
Aspilota hypatiae Kittel nom. nov.
Aspilota hypatiae Kittel is a replacement name for
Aspilota parallela Fischer, 1976.
The name was preoccupied by Aspilota parallela Fischer,
1971. Aspilota parallela Fischer, 1976 is a primary junior
homonym of Aspilota parallela Fischer, 1971.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Hypatia, a
mathematician and astronomer from Egypt (370–415).
Genus Dinotrema Förster, 1862
Dinotrema merianae Kittel nom. nov.
Dinotrema merianae Kittel is a replacement name for
Dinotrema concinnum Tobias, 2007 in Belokobylskij & Tobias
(2007).
The name was preoccupied by Dinotrema concinnum
(Haliday, 1838). Original combination: Alysia concinnum
Haliday, 1838. This species was transferred to the genus
Dinotrema by Bergamesco et al. (1995). Dinotrema
concinnum Tobias, 2007 is a secondary junior homonym of
Dinotrema concinnum (Haliday, 1838).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Sibylla
Merian, a famous naturalist and entomologist (1647–1717).
Subfamily Aphidiinae Haliday, 1833
Genus Aphidius Nees, 1819
Aphidius banksae Kittel nom. nov.
Aphidius banksae Kittel is a replacement name for
Aphidius staryi Chen & Luhman, 1991.
The name was preoccupied by Aphidius staryi Das &
Chakrabarti, 1990. Aphidius staryi Chen & Luhman, 1991
is a primary junior homonym of Aphidius staryi Das &
Chakrabarti, 1990.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Sarah Sophia Banks,
a British natural history collector (1744–1818).
Subfamily Cenocoeliinae Szépligeti, 1901
Genus Nuessleinia Kittel nom. nov.
Nuessleinia Kittel is a replacement name for Aulacodes
Cresson, 1865b.
Type species. Aulacodes nigriventris Cresson, 1865b.
The name was preoccupied by Aulacodes Guenée, 1854
(Insecta: Lepidoptera: Crambidae). Aulacodes Cresson, 1865b
is a primary junior homonym of Aulacodes Guenée, 1854.
Etymology. In honour of Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard,
Nobel Prize laureate.
Note. Nuessleinia nigriventris (Cresson, 1865) comb. n.
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Subfamily Cheloninae Förster, 1862
Genus Ascogaster Wesmael, 1835
Ascogaster lovelaceae Kittel nom. nov.
Ascogaster lovelaceae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ascogaster breviventris Tobias, 2000 in Tobias & Belokobylskij
(2000).
The name was preoccupied by Ascogaster breviventris
Granger, 1949. Ascogaster breviventris Tobias, 2000 is a primary
junior homonym of Ascogaster breviventris Granger, 1949.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Augusta Ada Bryon
Lovelace, a British mathematician (1815–1851).
Ascogaster martinae Kittel nom. nov.
Ascogaster martinae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ascogaster excavata Chen & Wu, 1995.
The name was preoccupied by Ascogaster excavata Telenga,
1941. Ascogaster excavata Chen & Wu, 1995 is a primary
junior homonym of Ascogaster excavata Telenga, 1941.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Emilie Martin, an
American mathematician (1869–1936).
Subfamily Doryctinae Förster, 1862
Genus Rhaconotus Ruthe, 1854
Rhaconotus arnesenae Kittel nom. nov.
Rhaconotus arnesenae Kittel is a replacement name for
Rhaconotus rugosus Chen & Shi, 2004.
The name was preoccupied by Rhaconotus rugosus Marsh,
2002. Rhaconotus rugosus Chen & Shi, 2004 is a primary
junior homonym of Rhaconotus rugosus Marsh, 2002.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Emily Arnesen, a
Norwegian zoologist (1876–1928).
Subfamily Euphorinae Förster, 1862
Genus Meteorus Haliday, 1835
Meteorus atkinsae Kittel nom. nov.
Meteorus atkinsae Kittel is a replacement name for
Meteorus longicornis Statz, 1938 (a fossil).
The name was preoccupied by Meteorus longicornis
(Ratzeburg, 1844). Original combination: Perilitus longicornis
Ratzeburg, 1844. This species was transferred into the genus
Meteorus by Marshall, 1896. Meteorus longicornis Statz,
1938 is a secondary junior homonym of Meteorus longicornis
(Ratzeburg, 1844).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Anna Atkins, a
British botanist (1799–1871).
Note. The species Meteorus atkinsae may not belong
to the genus Meteorus; the status of the fossil needs to be
conrmed.
Meteorus morrisae Kittel nom. nov.
Meteorus morrisae Kittel is a replacement name for
Meteorus achterbergi Chen & Wu, 2000.
The name was preoccupied by Meteorus achterbergi
Huddleston, 1983. Meteorus achterbergi Chen & Wu, 2000
is a primary junior homonym of Meteorus achterbergi
Huddleston, 1983.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Margaretta Morris,
an American entomologist (1797–1867).
Subfamily Gnamptodontinae Fischer, 1970
Genus Pseudognaptodon Fischer, 1965
Pseudognaptodon beaufortae Kittel nom. nov.
Pseudognaptodon beaufortae Kittel is a replacement name
for Pseudognaptodon carinatus Williams, 2004.
The name was preoccupied by Pseudognaptodon carinatus
Cirelli & Penteado-Dias, 2002 in Cirelli et al. (2002).
Pseudognaptodon carinatus Williams, 2004 is a primary junior
homonym of Pseudognaptodon carinatus Cirelli & Penteado-
Dias, 2002.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Herriet Henrietta
Beaufort, a British botanist (1778–1865).
Pseudognaptodon hutchinsae Kittel nom. nov.
Pseudognaptodon hutchinsae Kittel is a replacement name
for Pseudognaptodon striatus Williams, 2004.
The name was preoccupied by Pseudognaptodon striatus
Braga & Penteado-Dias, 2002 in Cirelli et al. (2002). Pseudo-
gnaptodon striatus Williams, 2004 is a primary junior homonym
of Pseudognaptodon striatus Braga & Penteado-Dias, 2002.
Etymology. The name is in honour Ellen Hutchins an Irish
botanist (1785–1815).
Subfamily Macrocentrinae Förster, 1862
Genus Macrocentrus Curtis, 1833
Macrocentrus treatae Kittel nom. nov.
Macrocentrus treatae Kittel is a replacement name for
Macrocentrus luteus Szépligeti, 1911.
The name was preoccupied by Macrocentrus luteus
Cameron, 1911. Macrocentrus luteus Szépligeti, 1911 is a
primary junior homonym of Macrocentrus luteus Cameron,
1911.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Treat, an
American naturalist (1830–1923).
Subfamily Microgastrinae Förster, 1862
Genus Cotesia Cameron, 1891
Cotesia parthenayae Kittel nom. nov.
Cotesia parthenayae Kittel is a replacement name for
Cotesia nonagriae (Viereck, 1913). Original combination:
Apanteles (Stenopleura) nonagriae Viereck, 1913.
The name was preoccupied by Cotesia nonagriae (Olliff,
1893). Original combination: Apanteles nonagriae Olliff,
1893. Status reversed by Muirhead et al., (2008). Cotesia
nonagriae (Viereck, 1913) is a secondary junior homonym of
Cotesia nonagriae (Olliff, 1893).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Catherine de
Parthenay, a french mathematician (1554–1631).
Genus Microplitis Förster, 1862
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Microplitis kovalevskayae Kittel nom. nov.
Microplitis kovalevskayae Kittel is a replacement name
for Microplitis bicoloratus Chen, 2004.
The name was preoccupied by Microplitis bicoloratus Xu
& He, 2003. Microplitis bicoloratus Chen, 2004 is a primary
junior homonym of Microplitis bicoloratus Xu & He, 2003
Etymology. The name is in honour of Soa Kovalevskaya,
a Russian mathematician (1850–1891).
Subfamily Orgilinae Ashmead, 1900
Genus Stantonia Ashmead, 1904
Stantonia clappae Kittel nom. nov.
Stantonia clappae Kittel is a replacement name for Stantonia
achterbergi Chen, He & Ma, 2004 in X. Chen et al. (2004).
The name was preoccupied by Stantonia achterbergi Braet
& Quicke, 2004. Stantonia achterbergi Chen, He & Ma, 2004
is a primary junior homonym of Stantonia achterbergi Braet
& Quicke, 2004.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Cornelia Clapp, an
American zoologist (1849–1934).
Subfamily Rogadinae Förster, 1862
Genus Megarhogas Szépligeti, 1904
Megarhogas aspasiae Kittel nom. nov.
Megarhogas aspasiae Kittel is a replacement name for
Megarhogas maculipennis Chen & He, 1997.
The name was preoccupied by Megarhogas maculipennis
(Cameron, 1905b). Original combination: Troporhogas
maculipennis Cameron, 1905. The genus Troporhogas
is a junior synonym of Megarhogas by Baltazar (1972).
Megarhogas maculipennis Chen & He, 1997 is a secondary
junior homonym of Megarhogas maculipennis (Cameron,
1905b).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Aspasia, a philosopher
an scientist (4th century BCE).
Family Ichneumonidae Latreille, 1802
Subfamily Banchinae Wesmael, 1845
Genus Exetastes Gravenhorst, 1829c
Exetastes crousae Kittel nom. nov.
Exetastes crousae Kittel is a replacement name for
Exetastes longipes Uchida, 1928.
The name was preoccupied by Exetastes longipes (Smith,
1878). Original combination: Campoplex longipes Smith,
1878. This species was transferred to Exetastes by Townes
et al., 1961. Exetastes longipes Uchida, 1928 is a secondary
junior homonym of Exetastes longipes (Smith, 1878).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Marie Crous, a
French mathematician, (17th century).
Exetastes cornaroae Kittel nom. nov.
Exetastes cornaroae Kittel is a replacement name for
Exetastes ruventris Meyer, 1929.
The name was preoccupied by Exetastes rufiventris
(Brullé, 1846). Original combination: Banchus rufiventris
Brullé, 1846. This species was transferred to Exetastes by
Townes & Townes 1966. Exetastes ruventris Meyer, 1929 is
a secondary junior homonym of Exetastes ruventris (Brullé,
1846).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Elena Lucrezia
Cornaro Piscopia, an Italian mathematician and the first
female PhD (1646–1684).
Genus Glypta Gravenhorst, 1829c
Glypta bungeae Kittel nom. nov.
Glypta bungeae Kittel is a replacement name for Glypta
longula Kuslitzky, 2007.
The name was preoccupied by Glypta longula Godoy &
Gauld, 2002 in Gauld et al. (2002). Glypta longula Kuslitzky,
2007 is a primary junior homonym of Glypta longula Godoy
& Gauld, 2002.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Elsa Beata Bunge, a
Swedish botanist (1734–1819).
Genus Lissonota Gravenhorst, 1829c
Lissonota glanvilleae Kittel nom. nov.
Lissonota glanvilleae Kittel is a replacement name for
Lissonota rupes Szépligeti, 1899.
The name was preoccupied by Lissonota rupes Brischke,
1865. Lissonota rufipes Szépligeti, 1899 is a primary junior
homonym of Lissonota rupes Brischke, 1865.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Eleanor Glanville,
an English entomologist (1654–1709).
Subfamily Campopleginae Förster, 1869
Genus Campoletis Förster, 1869
Campoletis bingenae Kittel nom. nov.
Campoletis bingenae Kittel is a replacement name for
Campoletis imperfecta (Viereck, 1925). Original combination:
Sagaritis imperfectus Viereck, 1925. The species was
transferred to Campoletis by Townes, 1945.
The name was preoccupied by Campoletis imperfecta
(Kokujev, 1915). Original combination: Omorgus imperfectus
Kokujev, 1915. It was transferred to Campoletis by Townes
et al., 1965. Campoletis imperfecta (Viereck, 1925) is
a secondary junior homonym of Campoletis imperfecta
(Kokujev, 1915).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Hildegard von
Bingen, a German natural philosopher (1099–1179).
Genus Campoplex Gravenhorst, 1829c
Campoplex assosae Kittel nom. nov.
Campoplex assosae Kittel is a replacement name for
Campoplex pusillus Gupta & Maheshwary, 1977.
The name was preoccupied by Campoplex pusillus
Ratzeburg, 1852. Campoplex pusillus Gupta & Maheshwary,
1977 is a primary junior homonym of Campoplex pusillus
Ratzeburg, 1852.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Pythias of Assos, a
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marine zoologist (4th century BCE).
Genus Charops Holmgren, 1859
Charops cavendishae Kittel nom. nov.
Charops cavendishae Kittel is a replacement name for
Charops ater (Szépligeti, 1910). Original combination: Agrypon
atrum Szépligeti, 1910. This species was transferred to Charops
by Townes et al., (1961).
The name was preoccupied by Charops ater Szépligeti,
1908. Charops ater (Szépligeti, 1910) is a secondary junior
homonym of Charops ater Szépligeti, 1908.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Margaret Cavendish,
a natural philosopher (1623–1673).
Genus Diadegma Förster, 1869
Diadegma chateletae Kittel nom. nov.
Diadegma chateletae Kittel is a replacement name for
Diadegma truncatum (Viereck, 1925). Original combination:
Campoplex (Hyposoter) truncatus Viereck, 1925. This species
was transferred to Diadegma by Carlson (1979).
The name was preoccupied by Diadegma truncatum
(Thomson, 1887). Original combination: Angitia truncata
Thomson, 1887. This species was transferred to Diadegma
by Aubert, 1965. Diadegma truncatum (Viereck, 1925) is a
secondary junior homonym of Diadegma truncatum (Thomson,
1887).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Émilie du Châtelet, a
french mathematician and physicist (1706–1749).
Diadegma meitnerae Kittel nom. nov.
Diadegma meitnerae Kittel is a replacement name for
Diadegma simile (Pfankuch, 1914). Original combination:
Angitia similis Pfankuch, 1914. This species was placed into
the genus Diadagma by Yu & Horstmann (1997).
The name was preoccupied by Diadegma simile (Brèthes,
1913). Original combination: Hyposoter similis Brèthes, 1913.
This species was placed into Diadagma by Townes & Townes
(1966). Diadegma simile (Pfankuch, 1914) is a secondary
junior homonym of Diadegma simile (Brèthes, 1913).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Lise Meitner, an
Austrian/Swedish physicist (1878–1968).
Genus Dusona Cameron, 1901
Dusona franklinae Kittel nom. nov.
Dusona franklinae Kittel is a replacement name for
Dusona nigritibialis (Gupta & Gupta, 1976). Original
combination: Kartika nigritibialis Gupta & Gupta, 1976. This
species was transferred to Dusona by Yu & Horstmann (1997).
The name was preoccupied by Dusona nigritibialis (Viereck,
1926). Original combination: Campoplegidea (Viereckiana)
nigritibialis Viereck, 1926. Dusona nigritibialis (Gupta &
Gupta, 1976) is a secondary junior homonym of Dusona
nigritibialis (Viereck, 1926).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Rosalind Elsie
Franklin, who made major contributions to the discovery of
the DNA helix (1920–1958).
Genus Eriborus Förster, 1869
Eriborus howardae Kittel nom. nov.
Eriborus howardae Kittel is a replacement name for
Eriborus niger Momoi, 1970.
The name was preoccupied by Eriborus niger (Szépligeti,
1908). Original combination: Limnerium (Phaedroctonus)
nigrum Szépligeti, 1908. This species was transferred to Eriborus
by Townes & Townes, 1973. Eriborus niger Momoi, 1970 is a
secondary junior homonym of Eriborus niger (Szépligeti, 1908).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Gabrielle Howard, a
British plant physiologist (1876–1930).
Subfamily Cremastinae Förster, 1869
Genus Cremastus Gravenhorst, 1829c
Cremastus lienigae Kittel nom. nov.
Cremastus lienigae Kittel is a replacement name for
Cremastus inatipes Constantineanu, 1973.
The name was preoccupied by Cremastus inatipes Roman,
1939. Cremastus inatipes Constantineanu, 1973 is a primary
junior homonym of Cremastus inatipes Roman, 1939.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Friederike Lienig, a
German-Baltic entomologist (1790–1855).
Genus Temelucha Förster, 1869
Temelucha agnodikeae Kittel nom. nov.
Temelucha agnodikeae Kittel is a replacement name for
Temelucha tuberculata Kolarov & Beyarslan, 1999.
The name was preoccupied by Temelucha tuberculata
Dasch, 1979. Temelucha tuberculata Kolarov & Beyarslan,
1999 is a primary junior homonym of Temelucha tuberculata
Dasch, 1979.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Agnodike, the rst
woman physician to practise legally in Athens (4th century
BCE).
Subfamily Cryptinae Kirby, 1837 in Richardson et al., 1837
Genus Chirotica Förster, 1869
Chirotica eimmartae Kittel nom. nov.
Chirotica eimmartae Kittel is a replacement name for
Chirotica nigriventris Townes, 1983.
The name was preoccupied by Chirotica nigriventris Horst-
mann, 1983. Chirotica nigriventris Townes, 1983 is a primary
junior homonym of Chirotica nigriventris Horstmann, 1983.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Clara
Eimmart, a German astronomer (1676–1707).
Chirotica dumeeae Kittel nom. nov.
Chirotica dumeeae Kittel is a replacement name for
Chirotica orientalis Kanhekar, 1989.
The name was preoccupied by Chirotica orientalis
Horstmann, 1983. Chirotica orientalis Kanhekar, 1989 is a
primary junior homonym of Chirotica orientalis Horstmann,
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1983.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Jeanne Dumée, a
French astronomer (around 1680).
Genus Cryptus Fabricius, 1804
Cryptus bryanae Kittel nom. nov.
Cryptus bryanae Kittel is a replacement name for Cryptus
intermedius Ratzeburg, 1852.
The name was preoccupied by Cryptus intermedius Schiødte,
1839. Cryptus intermedius Ratzeburg, 1852 is a primary junior
homonym of Cryptus intermedius Schiødte, 1839.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Margaret Bryan, a
British natural philosopher (ca 1760–1815).
Genus Gelis Thunberg, 1827
Gelis coldenae Kittel nom. nov.
Gelis coldenae Kittel is a replacement name for Gelis
bicoloratus Bogacev, 1963.
The name was preoccupied by Gelis bicoloratus (Cresson,
1872). Original combination: Mesoleptus bicoloratus Cresson,
1872. This species was transferred to Gelis by Townes,
1944. Gelis bicoloratus Bogacev, 1963 is a secondary junior
homonym of Gelis bicoloratus (Cresson, 1872).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Jane Colden, an
American biologist (1724–1766).
Gelis lullinae Kittel nom. nov.
Gelis lullinae Kittel is a replacement name for Gelis
balteatus (Cameron, 1905a). Original combination: Chirotica
balteata Cameron, 1905. This species was transferred to Gelis
by Townes & Townes (1973).
The name was preoccupied by Gelis balteatus (Thomson,
1885). Original combination: Hemiteles balteatus Thomson,
1885. This species was transferred to Gelis by Horstmann
(1979a). Gelis balteatus (Cameron, 1905a) is a secondary
junior homonym of Gelis balteatus (Thomson, 1885).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Lullin, a
Swiss entomologist (1750–1831).
Gelis nightingalae Kittel nom. nov.
Gelis nightingalae Kittel is a replacement name for
Gelis stigmaticus (Hedwig, 1961). Original combination:
"Hemiteles (Gelis) Hemiteles oder Pezomachus stigmaticus"
Hedwig, 1961. This species was transferred to Gelis by Yu &
Horstmann (1997).
The name was preoccupied by Gelis stigmaticus (Zetterstedt,
1838). Original combination: Bassus (Tryphon) stigmaticus
Zetterstedt, 1838. This species was transferred to Gelis by
Horstmann (1988). Gelis stigmaticus (Hedwig, 1961) is a
secondary junior homonym of Gelis stigmaticus (Zetterstedt,
1838).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Florence Nightingale,
British statistican and nurse (1820–1910).
Gelis noetherae Kittel nom. nov.
Gelis noetherae Kittel is a replacement name for Gelis
longipes (Rudow, 1917). Original combination: Pezomachus
longipes Rudow, 1917. This species was transferred to Gelis
by Townes (1944).
The name was preoccupied by Gelis longipes (Strickland,
1912). Original combination: Pezomachus (Pezomachus)
longipes Strickland, 1912. This species was as well transferred
to Gelis by Townes (1944). Gelis longipes (Rudow, 1917) is
a secondary junior homonym of Gelis longipes (Strickland,
1912).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Emmy Noether, a
German mathematician (1882–1935).
Genus Glabridorsum Townes, 1970
Glabridorsum linneae Kittel nom. nov.
Glabridorsum linneae Kittel is a replacement name for
Glabridorsum simile Jonathan, 2000.
The name was preoccupied by Glabridorsum simile
Kusigemati, 1982. Glabridorsum simile Jonathan, 2000 is a
primary junior homonym of Glabridorsum simile Kusigemati,
1982.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Elisabeth Christina
von Linné, a Swedish botanist (1743–1782).
Genus Goryphus Holmgren, 1868
Goryphus actonae Kittel nom. nov.
Goryphus actonae Kittel is a replacement name for
Goryphus ferrugineus (Enderlein, 1914). Original combination:
Scenopathus ferrugineus Enderlein, 1914. This species was
transferred to Goryphus by Townes (1970).
The name was preoccupied by Goryphus ferrugineus
(Brullé, 1846). Original combination: Mesostenus ferrugineus
Brullé, 1846. This species was transferred to Goryphus by
Townes & Townes (1973). Goryphus ferrugineus (Enderlein,
1914) is a secondary junior homonym of Goryphus
ferrugineus (Brullé, 1846).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Frances Acton, a
British botanist (1793–1881).
Genus Phygadeuon Gravenhorst, 1829b
Phygadeuon botsfordae Kittel nom. nov.
Phygadeuon botsfordae Kittel is a replacement name for
Phygadeuon aciculatus Provancher, 1882.
The name was preoccupied by Phygadeuon aciculatus
Ratzeburg, 1852. Phygadeuon aciculatus Provancher, 1882 is a
primary junior homonym of Phygadeuon aciculatus Ratzeburg,
1852.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Anna Botsford
Commstock, an American natural historian (1854–1930).
Phygadeuon libertae Kittel nom. nov.
Phygadeuon libertae Kittel is a replacement name for
Phygadeuon dubius Ruthe, 1859.
The name was preoccupied by Phygadeuon dubius
(Gravenhorst, 1829b). Original combination: Hemiteles
dubius Gravenhorst, 1829b. This species was transferred into
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Phygadeuon by Horstmann (1979b). Phygadeuon dubius Ruthe,
1859 is a secondary junior homonym of Phygadeuon dubius
(Gravenhorst, 1829b).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Marie-Anne Libert,
a Belgian botanist and mycologist (1782–1865).
Subfamily Ichneumoninae Latreille, 1802
Genus Barichneumon Thomson, 1893
Barichneumon cariae Kittel nom. nov.
Barichneumon cariae Kittel is a replacement name
for Barichneumon rufipes (Habermehl, 1920). Original
combination: Cratichneumon rupes Habermehl, 1920. This
species was transferred to Barichneumon by Townes et al.
(1965).
The name was preoccupied by Barichneumon rufipes
(Cameron, 1907). Original combination: Fileanta rufipes
Cameron, 1907. This species was transferred to Barichneumon
by Townes et al. (1961). Barichneumon rufipes (Habermehl,
1920) is a secondary junior homonym of Barichneumon rupes
(Cameron, 1907).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Artemisia of Caria, a
Greek botanist (ca 300 BCE).
Genus Cratichneumon Thomson, 1893
Cratichneumon kablickae Kittel nom. nov.
Cratichneumon kablickae Kittel is a replacement name for
Cratichneumon tibialis (Uchida, 1926). Original combination:
Melanichneumon tibialis Uchida, 1926. This species was
transferred to Cratichneumon by Townes et al. (1965).
The name was preoccupied by Cratichneumon tibialis
(Cameron, 1904). Original combination: Algathia tibialis
Cameron, 1904. This species was transferred to Cratichneumon
by Heinrich (1937). Cratichneumon tibialis (Uchida, 1926) is a
secondary junior homonym of Cratichneumon tibialis (Cameron,
1904).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Josephine Ettel
Kablick, a Czech botanist and paleontologis (1787–1863).
Genus Diphyus Kriechbaumer, 1890
Diphyus lucaniae Kittel nom. nov.
Diphyus lucaniae Kittel is a replacement name for Diphyus
tricolor (Kim, 1955). Original combination: Amblyteles tricolor
Kim, 1955. This species was transferred to Diphyus by Townes
et al. (1965).
The name was preoccupied by Diphyus tricolor Kriech-
baumer, 1890. This species was transferred to Diphyus by Yu &
Horstmann (1997). Diphyus tricolor (Kim, 1955) is a secondary
junior homonym of Diphyus tricolor Kriechbaumer, 1890.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Occello of Lucania,
a Greek natural philosopher and mathematician (4th or 5th
century BCE).
Diphyus marcelloae Kittel nom. nov.
Diphyus marcelloae Kittel is a replacement name for
Diphyus macilentus (Berthoumieu, 1898). Original combination:
Amblyteles macilentus Berthoumieu, 1898. This species was
transferred to Diphyus by Diller & Horstmann (1997).
The name was preoccupied by Diphyus macilentus (Cresson,
1865a). Original combination: Ichneumon macilentus Cresson,
1865a. This species was transferred into Diphyus by Carlson
(1979). Diphyus macilentus (Berthoumieu, 1898) is a secondary
junior homonym of Diphyus macilentus (Cresson, 1865a).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Loredana Marcello,
a Venetian botanist (died 1572).
Genus Ichneumon Linnaeus, 1758
Many species within this genus have been lumped into the
genus. A complete revision of the genus is needed.
Ichneumon adairae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon adairae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon nanus Ratzeburg, 1848.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon nanus Cuvier,
1833a. Ichneumon nanus Ratzeburg, 1848 is a primary junior
homonym of Ichneumon nanus Cuvier, 1833a.
Etymology. The name Adair is in honour of Eleanor Adair
(1926–2013), a scientist known for the microwave radiation
technology.
Ichneumon agassizae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon agassizae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon pictus Cuvier, 1833a.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon pictus Gmelin,
1790: 2721. Not Pleolophus pictus (Gmelin, 1790). Original
combination: Ichneumon pictus Gmelin, 1790: 2702.
Ichneumon pictus Cuvier, 1833a is a primary junior homonym
of Ichneumon pictus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Elizabeth Cary
Agassiz, an American natural historian (1822–1907).
Ichneumon anningae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon anningae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon varius Cuvier, 1833a.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon varius
Pontoppidan, 1763. Ichneumon varius Cuvier, 1833a is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon varius Pontoppidan, 1763.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Anning, a
British natural historian (1799–1847).
Ichneumon birdae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon birdae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon depressus Gmelin, 1790: 2706.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon depressus Gmelin,
1790: 2687. Ichneumon depressus Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon depressus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Isabella Bird, a
British natural historian (1831–1904).
Ichneumon chaseae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon chaseae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon cavator Villers, 1789.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon cavator Müller,
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1776. Ichneumon cavator Villers, 1789 is a primary junior
homonym of Ichneumon cavator Müller, 1776.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Agnes Meara
Chase, an American biologist (1869–1963).
Ichneumon coriae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon coriae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon pictus Bauer, 1936.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon pictus Gmelin,
1790: 2721. Not Pleolophus pictus (Gmelin, 1790). Original
combination: Ichneumon pictus Gmelin, 1790: 2702.
Ichneumon pictus Bauer, 1936 is a primary junior homonym
of Ichneumon pictus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Gerty Cori, an
American biochemist (1896–1957).
Ichneumon cunitzae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon cunitzae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon impressus Gmelin, 1790: 2704.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon impressus Gmelin,
1790: 2698. Ichneumon impressus Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon impressus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Cunitz, a
Silesian astronomer (1610–1664).
Ichneumon dickersonae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon dickersonae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon varius Gmelin, 1790: 2700.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon varius Ponto-
ppidan, 1763. Ichneumon varius Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon varius Pontoppidan, 1763.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Cynthia
Dickerson, an American herpetologist (1866–1923).
Ichneumon dietrichae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon dietrichae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon molitorius Cuvier, 1833b.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon molitorius Linn-
aeus, 1761. Ichneumon molitorius Cuvier, 1833b is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon molitorius Linnaeus, 1761.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Amalie Dietrich, a
German natural historian (1821–1891).
Ichneumon fedtschenkoae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon fedtschenkoae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon humeralis Cuvier, 1833a.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon humeralis
Lichtenstein, 1796. Ichneumon humeralis Cuvier, 1833a
is a primary junior homonym of Ichneumon humeralis
Lichtenstein, 1796.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Olga Fedtschenko, a
Russian botanist (1845–1921).
Ichneumon fernaldae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon fernaldae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon crassipes Cuvier, 1833b.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon crassipes
Geoffroy, 1785. Ichneumon crassipes Cuvier, 1833b is a
primary junior homonym of Ichneumon crassipes Geoffroy,
1785 in Fourcroy (1785).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Elizabeth
Fernald, an American entomologist (1839–1919).
Ichneumon goeppertae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon goeppertae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon denticulator Thunberg, 1822.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon denticulator
Müller, 1776. Ichneumon denticulator Thunberg, 1822 is a
primary junior homonym of Ichneumon denticulator Müller,
1776.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Goeppert-
Mayer, an American physicist (1906–1972).
Ichneumon gouldae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon gouldae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon longicornis Gmelin, 1790.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon longicornis
Villers, 1789. Ichneumon longicornis Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon longicornis Villers, 1789.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Lilian Jane Gould, a
British biologist (1861–1936).
Ichneumon hodgkinae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon hodgkinae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon punctulatus Pfeffer, 1913.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon punctulatus
Geoffroy, 1785 in Fourcroy 1875. Ichneumon punctulatus
Pfeffer, 1913 is a primary junior homonym of Ichneumon
punctulatus Geoffroy, 1785.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Dorothy Corwfoot
Hodgkin, a British chemist (1910–1994).
Ichneumon johnsonae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon johnsonae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon striatus Gmelin, 1790: 2721.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon striatus Gmelin,
1790: 2703. Ichneumon striatus Gmelin, 1790 is a primary junior
homonym of Ichneumon striatus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Alice Johnson, an
English zoologist (1860–1940).
Ichneumon kingae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon kingae Kittel is a replacement name for Ichneu-
mon melanophthalmus Gmelin, 1790.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon melanophthalmus
Schrank, 1776. Ichneumon melanophthalmus Gmelin, 1790 is
a primary junior homonym of Ichneumon melanophthalmus
Schrank, 1776.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Helen Dean King,
an American biologist (1869–1955).
Ichneumon millerae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon millerae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon quadripunctatus (Uchida, 1926). Original
combination: Exephanes tibialis 4-punctata Uchida, 1926.
This species was transferred to Ichneumon by Yu & Horstmann
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(1997).
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon quadripunctatus
Provancher, 1886. Original combination: Ichneumon quadri-
punctatus Provancher, 1886. Ichneumon quadripunctatus
(Uchida, 1926) is a secondary junior homonym of Ichneumon
quadripunctatus Provancher, 1886.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Olive Thorne Miller,
an American natural hitsorian (1831–1918).
Ichneumon moosae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon moosae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon vicinus Cresson, 1864.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon vicinus Cuvier,
1833a. Ichneumon vicinus Cresson, 1864 is a primary junior
homonym of Ichneumon vicinus Cuvier, 1833a.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Gugelberg
von Moos, a Swiss botanist (1836–1918).
Ichneumon ormerodae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon ormerodae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon maculatorius Müller, 1776.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon maculatorius
Strøm, 1768. Ichneumon maculatorius Müller, 1776 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon maculatorius Strøm, 1768.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Eleanor Anne
Ormerod, a British biologist (1828–1901).
Ichneumon potterae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon potterae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon vittatus Gmelin, 1790.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon vittatus Geoffroy,
1785 in Fourcroy, 1785. Ichneumon vittatus Gmelin, 1790 is a
primary junior homonym of Ichneumon vittatus Geoffroy, 1785.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Beatrix Potter, a
British mycologist (1866–1943).
Ichneumon rathbunae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon rathbunae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon atratus Schrank, 1802.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon atratus Gmelin,
1790. Ichneumon atratus Schrank, 1802 is a primary junior
homonym of Ichneumon atratus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Jane Rathbun,
an American marine biologist (1860–1943).
Ichneumon sheldonae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon sheldonae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon xanthomelas Gmelin, 1790: 2722.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon xanthomelas
Gmelin, 1790: 2709. Ichneumon xanthomelas Gmelin, 1790
is a primary junior homonym of Ichneumon xanthomelas
Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Lilian Sheldon, an
English zoologist (1862–1942).
Ichneumon smirnoffae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon smirnoffae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon lutescens Gmelin, 1790: 2708.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon lutescens Gmelin,
1790: 2700. Ichneumon lutescens Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon lutescens Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Alexandra Smirnoff,
a Finnish pomologist (1838–1913).
Ichneumon snethlageae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon snethlageae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon femorator Cuvier, 1833b.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon femorator
Kirby, 1802. Ichneumon femorator Cuvier, 1833b is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon femorator Kirby, 1802.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Emilie Snethlage, a
German-Brazilian naturalist and ornithologist (1868–1929).
Ichneumon tammesae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon tammesae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon varius Müller, 1776.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon varius
Pontoppidan, 1763. Ichneumon varius Müller, 1776 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon varius Pontoppidan, 1763.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Jantinae Tammes, a
Dutch botanist and geneticist (1871–1947).
Ichneumon taylorae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon taylorae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon ochropus Cuvier, 1833a.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon ochropus
Gmelin, 1790. Ichneumon ochropus Cuvier, 1833a is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon ochropus Gmelin, 1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Charlotte de Bernier
Taylor, an American entomologist (1806–1863).
Ichneumon vandenbrandeae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon vandenbrandeae Kittel is a replacement name
for Ichneumon lateralis Kriechbaumer, 1887.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon lateralis Cuvier,
1833a. Ichneumon lateralis Kriechbaumer, 1887 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon lateralis Cuvier, 1833a.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Jacoba van den
Brande, Dutch founder of the rst all-female science academy
(1735–1794).
Ichneumon vaughanae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon vaughanae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon bipunctatus Cuvier, 1833.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon bipunctatus
Gmelin, 1790. Ichneumon bipunctatus Cuvier, 1833 is a
primary junior homonym of Ichneumon bipunctatus Gmelin,
1790. (Gmelin, 1790; Cuvier, 1833a)
Etymology. The name is in honour of Dorothy Vaughan,
an American mathematician (1910–2008).
Ichneumon villepreuxae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon villepreuxae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon fuliginosus Habermehl, 1909.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon fuliginosus
Gmelin, 1790. Ichneumon fuliginosus Habermehl, 1909 is a
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primary junior homonym of Ichneumon fuliginosus Gmelin,
1790.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Jeanne Villepreus-
Power, a French marine biologist (1794–1871).
Ichneumon yalowae Kittel nom. nov.
Ichneumon yalowae Kittel is a replacement name for
Ichneumon varius Gmelin, 1790: 2699.
The name was preoccupied by Ichneumon varius
Pontoppidan, 1763. Ichneumon varius Gmelin, 1790 is a primary
junior homonym of Ichneumon varius Pontoppidan, 1763.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Rosalyn Yalow, an
American physicist (1921–2011).
Genus Platylabus Wesmael, 1845
Platylabus mcclintockae Kittel nom. nov.
Platylabus mcclintockae Kittel is a replacement name for
Platylabus tenuicornis (Cresson, 1868). Original combination:
Ichneumon tenuicornis Cresson, 1868. This species was
transferred to the genus Platylabus by Townes (1946).
The name was preoccupied by Platylabus tenuicornis
(Gravenhorst, 1829a). Original combination: Ichneumon
tenuicornis Gravenhorst, 1829a. This species was transferred
to Platylabus by Wesmael (1859). Platylabus tenuicornis
(Cresson, 1868) is a secondary junior homonym of Platylabus
tenuicornis (Gravenhorst, 1829a).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Barbara McClintock,
an American botanist (1902–1992).
Genus Slodowskani Kittel nom. nov.
Slodowskani Kittel is a replacement name for Leptops
Heinrich, 1968. Type species. Leptops occidentalis Heinrich,
1968.
The name was preoccupied by Leptops Schoenherr, 1834
(Insecta: Coleptera: Curculionidae). Leptops Heinrich, 1968 is
a primary junior homonym of Leptops Schoenherr, 1834.
Etymology. In honour of Marie Slodowska-Curie, Nobel
Prize laureate in Physics and Chemistry.
Note. Slodowskani montanus (Heinrich,1968) comb.
n.; Slodowskani occidentalis (Heinrich, 1968) comb. n.,
Slodowskani tsitsikamae (Heinrich,1968) comb.n.
Subfamily Mesochorinae Förster, 1869
Genus Mesochorus Gravenhorst, 1829b
Mesochorus agnesiae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus agnesiae Kittel is a replacement name for
Mesochorus turgidus Kusigemati, 1985.
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus turgidus Dasch,
1974. Mesochorus turgidus Kusigemati, 1985 is a primary
junior homonym of Mesochorus turgidus Dasch, 1974.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Maria Gaetana
Agnesi, an Italian mathematician (1718–1799).
Mesochorus alberstonae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus alberstonae Kittel is a replacement name for
Mesochorus altissimus Dasch, 1974.
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus altissimus
Constantineanu & Mustata, 1969. Mesochorus altissimus Dasch,
1974 is a primary junior homonym of Mesochorus altissimus
Constantineanu & Mustata, 1969.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Albertson, an
American botanist and astronomer (1838–1914).
Mesochorus cummingsae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus cummingsae Kittel is a replacement name for
Mesochorus procerus Schwenke, 1999.
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus procerus Dasch,
1974. Mesochorus procerus Schwenke, 1999 is a primary
junior homonym of Mesochorus procerus Dasch, 1974.
Etymology. The name is in honour of the Clara Eaton
Cummings, an American botanist (1855–1906).
Mesochorus elionae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus elionae Kittel is a replacement name for Meso-
chorus niger (Dasch, 1974). Original combination: Piestetron
nigrum Dasch, 1974. This species was transferred to Mesochorus
by Wahl (1993).
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus niger (Kusige-
mati, 1967). Original combination: Plectochorus niger Kusige-
mati, 1967. This species was transferred to Mesochorus by Yu &
Horstmann (1997). Mesochorus niger (Dasch, 1974) is a secon-
dary junior homonym of Mesochorus niger (Kusigemati, 1967).
Etymology. The name is in honour of the Gertrude Belle
Elion, an American biochemist (1918–1999).
Mesochorus leviae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus leviae Kittel is a replacement name for
Mesochorus inatus Schwenke, 1999.
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus inatus Dasch,
1971. Mesochorus inatus Schwenke, 1999 is a primary junior
homonym of Mesochorus inatus Dasch, 1971.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Rita Levi-Montalcini,
an Italian neurobiologist (1909–2012).
Mesochorus smithae Kittel nom. nov.
Mesochorus smithae Kittel is a replacement name for
Mesochorus depressus Dasch, 1974.
The name was preoccupied by Mesochorus depressus
(Dasch, 1974). Original combination: Oncocotta depressa
Dasch, 1974. This species was transferred to Mesochorus by
Wahl (1993). Mesochorus depressus Dasch, 1974 is a secondary
junior homonym of Mesochorus depressus (Dasch, 1974).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Annie Lorrain
Smith, a British lichenologist and mycologist (1854–1937).
Genus Stictopisthus Thomson, 1886
Stictopisthus lyellae Kittel nom. nov.
Stictopisthus lyellae Kittel is a replacement name for
Stictopisthus carinatus Kanhekar & Nikam, 1988.
The name was preoccupied by Stictopisthus carinatus
Dasch, 1974. Stictopisthus carinatus Kanhekar & Nikam,
1988 is a primary junior homonym of Stictopisthus carinatus
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Dasch, 1974.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Katharine Murray
Lyell, a British botanist (1817–1915).
Subfamily Orthocentrinae Förster, 1869
Genus Stenomacrus Förster, 1869
Stenomacrus lankesterae Kittel nom. nov.
Stenomacrus lankesterae Kittel is a replacement name for
Stenomacrus hastatus Davis, 1897.
The name was preoccupied by Stenomacrus hastatus (Holm-
gren, 1858). Original combination: Orthocentrus hastatus
Holmgren, 1858. This species was transferred to Stenomacrus
by Horstmann (1994). Stenomacrus hastatus Davis, 1897 is a
secondary junior homonym of Stenomacrus hastatus (Holmgren,
1858).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Phoebe Lankester, a
British botanist (1825–1900).
Subfamily Pimplinae Wesmael, 1845
Genus Scambus Hartig, 1838
Scambus whitbyae Kittel nom. nov.
Scambus whitbyae Kittel is a replacement name for
Scambus subtilis Walley, 1960 in Townes et al. (1960).
The name was preoccupied by Scambus subtilis (Förster,
1888). Original combination: Epiurus subtilis Förster, 1888 in
Schmiedeknecht (1888). This species was transferred to Scambus
by Yu & Horstmann (1997). Scambus subtilis Walley, 1960 is a
secondary junior homonym of Scambus subtilis (Förster, 1888).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Mary Anne Whitby,
an British entomologist (1874–1850).
Subfamily Tryphoninae Shuckard, 1840
Genus Eridolius Förster, 1869
Eridolius vickersae Kittel nom. nov.
Eridolius vickersae Kittel is a replacement name for
Eridolius orientalis Gupta, 1991.
The name was preoccupied by Eridolius orientalis
Kasparyan, 1990. Eridolius orientalis Gupta, 1991 is a primary
junior homonym of Eridolius orientalis Kasparyan, 1990.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Anna Vickers, a
French marine biologist (1852–1906).
Genus Thymaris Förster, 1869
Thymaris sargantae Kittel nom. nov.
Thymaris sargantae Kittel is a replacement name for
Thymaris niger Momoi, 1970.
The name was preoccupied by Thymaris niger (Taschenberg,
1865). Original combination: Hemiteles niger Taschenberg,
1865. This species was transferred to Thymaris by Kasparyan
(1993). Thymaris niger Momoi, 1970 is a secondary junior
homonym of Thymaris niger (Taschenberg, 1865).
Etymology. The name is in honour of Ethel Sargant, a
British biologist (1863–1918).
Genus Tryphon Fallen, 1813
Tryphon gageae Kittel nom. nov.
Tryphon gageae Kittel is a replacement name for Tryphon
avescens Kiss, 1924.
The name was preoccupied by Tryphon avescens Fonsco-
lombe, 1849. Tryphon avescens Kiss, 1924 is a primary junior
homonym of Tryphon avescens Fonscolombe, 1849.
Etymology. The name is in honour of Susanna Phelps
Gage, an American embryologist (1857–1915).
Acknowledgements
This study was supported by a JSPS postdoctoral fellowship
and by a JSPS grant (KAKENHI #26.04403).
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