Contribution à la faune du Chili: puces nouvelles ou peu connues de la partie sud (Insecta, Siphonaptera)

Abstract

toire naturelle de Paris); des paratypes sont au Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, USA. Il en est de même pour les autres espèces qui sont réparties entre ces départements.

Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987

“…Ectinorus onychius onychius (Jordan and Rothschild), Jordan 1942a: 434; Da Costa Lima and Hathaway 1946: 149; Smit 1955: 337 (♀ description); Johnson 1957: 142; Smit 1963: 427; Giménez, Ciccarelli and de la Barrera 1964: 129, 138, 139; Jameson and Fulk 1977: 402 (misdetermination, originally referred to Ectinorus onychius deplexus ); Smit 1987: 116; Beaucournu and Gallardo 1988: 100; Beaucournu and Alcover 1989: 491; Beaucournu and Kelt 1990: 648, 665; Beaucournu and Gallardo 1992: 100; Alarcón 2000: 13; Beaucournu and del Carmen Castro 2003: 468. stat. n.…”

Descriptions of two new species of flea of the genus Plocopsylla in northwestern Argentina

“…Plocopsylla ( P .) chicoanaensis belongs to the complex ‘ angusticeps‐lewisi ’, which represents species that share similarities in the general appearance of sternite IX and the fixed and movable processes of the clasper (Beaucournu & Kelt, ). The complex also comprises Plocopsylla ( P .)…”

“…For comparative purposes, specimens of Plocopsylla ( P .) silewi Beaucournu & Kelt, [one male paratype (KELT‐3976), one female paratype (KELT‐3976)] from Chile and Plocopsylla ( P .) lewisi Beaucournu & Gallardo, 1988 [one male paratype (MHG‐852), one female paratype (MHG‐852)] from Argentina were examined.…”

Revision of fleas of the genus Plocopsylla belonging to the ‘angusticeps–lewisi’ complex in the Andean biogeographic region, with the description of a new species

“…Sample sites (x): S an J uan P rovince: (1) P arque N acional S an G uillermo (29°25′S, 69°15′W); R ío N egro P rovince: (2) P uesto P illahuinco, E stancia L a E speranza (40°25′50″S, 68°40′24″W); (3) L aguna B lanca, C erro C orona (41°25′36″S, 66°57′20″W); (4) C ampamento PNG S omuncurá (41°27′11″S, 66°53′49″W); C hubut P rovince: (5) E stablecimiento L a M aroma (42°41′45″S, 68°13′55″W); (6) C arhué N iyeu (42°49′21″S, 68°23′56″W); (7) L ago F ontana, 1 km E RP 57 (44°50′53″S, 71°37′01″W); (8) A lm. H otel L os M anantiales (45°27′51″S, 69°29′25″W); S anta C ruz P rovince: (9) P ali A ike (50°06′30″S, 68°27′37″W); (•), known geographical distribution of the angusticeps–lewisi complex (Beaucournu & Kelt, ).…”

“…wilesi Beaucournu & Kelt, 1990 and Plocopsylla ( P .) silewi Beaucournu & Kelt, 1990 comprise the ‘ angusticeps–lewisi ’ complex because of their similarity in the general appearance of tergite IX and the fixed and movable process of the clasper (Beaucournu & Kelt, ).…”