New synonymy, new combinations and other taxonomic changes in Japanese xyleborine ambrosia beetles (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae)
Author
Smith, Sarah M.
Author
Beaver, Roger A.
Author
Cognato, Anthony I.
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Zootaxa
2018
2018-11-15
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journal article
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10.11646/zootaxa.4521.3.5
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Anisandrus
dispar
(Fabricius)
Apate
dispar
Fabricius, 1792
: 363
.
Anisandrus
dispar
(Fabricius)
:
Ferrari, 1867
: 24
.
Xyleborus dispar
(Fabricius)
:
Hagedorn, 1910
: 98
.
Anisandrus
dispar
(Fabricius)
:
Hulcr
et al.
, 2007
: 578
.
Anisandrus aequalis
Reitter, 1913
: 81. Synonymy:
Knížek, 2011
: 242.
Bostrichus
brevis
Panzer, 1793
: 34
. Synonymy:
Eichhoff, 1878
: 321
.
Xyleborus cerasi
Eggers, 1937
: 335
. Synonymy:
Schedl, 1964a
: 220
.
Xyleborus
d. rugulosus
Eggers, 1922
: 17
. Synonymy:
Schedl, 1964b
: 314
.
Xyleborus ishidai
Niisima, 1909
: 156
.
syn. n.
Xyleborus khinganensis
Murayama, 1943
: 100
. Synonymy:
Knížek, 2011
: 242
.
Scolytus pyri
Peck, 1817
: 207
. Synonymy:
Hubbard, 1897
: 22
;
Swaine, 1918
: 124
.
Bostrichus ratzeburgi
Kolenati, 1846
: 39. Synonymy:
Ferrari, 1867
: 27.
Anisandrus swainei
Drake, 1921
: 203. Synonymy:
Wood, 1957
: 403.
Bostrichus tachygraphus
Sahlberg, 1834
: 52. Synonymy:
Eichhoff, 1876
: 378.
Bostrichus thoracicus
Panzer, 1793
: 34. Synonymy:
Hagedorn, 1910
: 102.
Taxonomy:
Niisima (1909)
described
X. ishidai
from three
syntype
specimens, one from Jozankei, and two from Sapporo. The Sapporo specimens were not located in Niisima’s collection at NIAES. To ensure correct and consistent application of the name, we here designate the female specimen from Jozankei as the
lectotype
of
Xyleborus ishidai
Niisima. The
lectotype
is labeled “Jozan [handwritten] Ishida [typed]\
23.V.1904
[handwritten]\
Xyleborus ishidai
Niis
(sp. n.) (XVI-1-099) [handwritten] nach Y. Niijima [typed] \ [red label]
LECTOTYPE
Xyleborus ishidai
Niisima
[typed]”. The
lectotype
and two non-type specimens of
Xyleborus ishidai
(NIAES) were examined and found to be conspecific with specimens of
A. dispar
in NMNH, NHMW and MSUC.