Description of the first genus of physoderine assassin bugs (Reduviidae, Hemiptera) from the New World

Related Titles

Series: American Museum novitates, no. 2504

By

Wygodzinsky, Petr, 1916-1987

Maldonado Capriles, Jenaro
Fairchild, Graham Bell

Type

Book

Material

Published material

Publication info

New York, N.Y, American Museum of Natural History, [1972]

Notes

Title from caption.

Summary also in Spanish.

"November 9, 1972."

Specimens collected from Limbo, Gamboa, Panama, by G.B. Fairchild.

"The reduviid subfamily Physoderinae was known to consist of the large genus Physoderes Westwood, ranging over the Oriental Region and Mauritius, and 11 additional small genera, restricted to Madagascar and the Comoro Islands. The present paper contains the description of the first New World physoderine bug, Cryptophysoderes fairchildi, new genus and species, based on a male and a female collected in a hollow tree in the Canal Zone of Panama. The authors cannot advance any opinion on the zoogeographical relationships of the new genus and its position within the physoderines, because a cladistic system of the subfamily does not yet exist"--P. [1].

Subjects

Assassin bugs , Classification , Cryptophysoderes fairchildi , Gamboa Region , Insects , Panama

Call Number

QL1 .A436 no.2504, 1972

Language

English

Identifiers

OCLC: 45658943