Three new species of Eupithecia Curtis from Arizona and New Mexico with discussion of associated species (Lepidoptera: Geometridae: Eupitheciini) Author Ferris, Clifford D. text Zootaxa 2007 1516 49 60 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.273826 d820a8e2-871d-4a30-a625-7deabf3fc763 1175-5326 273826 Eupithecia anticaria Walker (1862 : 1241 ) . ( Figs. 14–24 ) Type locality: Nova Scotia , Canada . Diagnosis and description by McDunnough, 1949 :672–673; pl. 31 figs. 23– 24 adult; text fig. 17D male and female genitalia. Redescription by Bolte, 1990 :653–654; figs. 33 map; 123 male ; 124 female ; 191a–b male antenna; 202a–b female antenna; 212i–j lateral view adult head; 221c–d pupal terminal segment; 258 genitalia. Discussion. This species is included so that comparisons can be made to E. nonanticaria described subsequently. Adults ( Figs. 14–17 ), male genitalia ( Figs.18–22 ), and female genitalia ( Figs. 23–24 ) are illustrated. Not illustrated in the male genitalia are the well-developed hairpencils and dorsoventrally bifid uncus. E. anticaria occurs from eastern Newfoundland across Canada to western British Columbia , south to northern New Mexico and Apache and Coconino counties, Arizona, with adults from mid-May into July. Bolte (1990) placed anticaria and graefi (Hulst) in his revised mutata group, while McDunnough (1949) included anticaria in his undesignated species-group, but associated with graefi .