A REPLACEMENT NAME FOR BUPRESTIS SCALARIS GORY & LAPORTE (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE)
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 15 (1991–1992) | Updated 11 Feb 2013
Abstract : Diadoxus regius nomen novum is proposed as a replacement name for Bupreslis scalaris Gory & Laporte, 1838 which is junior primary homonym of B. scalaris Boisduval, 1835. Bupreslis scalaris Gory & Laporte has its nomenclatural history di ...
A NEW TEMOGNATHA SPECIES (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE BUPRESTINAE) FROM NORTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA.
Abstract : Temognatha (Temognatha) aquilonia sp. nov., from north-east Queensland, is described and figured. It is placed with T. gigas (Carter, 1916) and T. parvicollis (Saunders, 1869) (including the subspecies T. parvicollis andromeda (Peterson, 1988) ...
A NEW SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN SUBGENUS OF TEMOGNATHA SOLIER (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE BUPRESTINAE), WITH NOMENCLATURAL NOTES ON SOLIER'S GENERIC NAME.
Abstract: Temognatha (Calotemognatha) subgen. novo is described for three species: T (C) varelli (Gory & Laporte, 1837); T (C) laevicollis (Saunders, 1868); T (C.) varicollis (Carter, 1913). Stigmodera laevicollis Saunders is designated type species o ...
A NEW CATASARCUS SPECIES (COLEOPTERA CURCULIONIDAE ENTIMINAE) FROM THE SHARK BAY – KALBARRI REGION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 17 (1995–1996) | Updated 19 Sep 2012
Abstract - Catasarcus militaris , a new species of apterous weevil from near mid-west coastal Western Australia, is described and the holotype and male genitalia are figured. A distribution map is included for it and four similar allopatric Catasarcus spe ...
ASPECTS OF FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF TWO SOUTHWESTERN AUSTRALIAN TEMOGNATHA SPECIES (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE)
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 18 (1996–1998) | Updated 19 Sep 2012
Part 2 203 203 PETERSON, MAGNUS Abstract - Oviposition behaviour is described for the first time in a Temognatha species, T. chalcodera (Thomson, 1878). Allocasuarina acutivalvis (F. Muell.) L. Johnson subsp. acutivalvis (Casuarinaceae) is the first recorded larval hostplant for T. chalcodera ...