Two New Species of Cyrtinus LeConte (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
Henry F. Howden
Abstract
Henry F. Howden
Abstract
In a recent paper (1959), I described two new species of Cyrtinus and gave a key to the New World species of the tribe Cyrtinini. Two additional new species have been discovered, one from Jamaica and one from the Big Bend region of Texas. The Jamaican species is most closely related to Cyrtinus sandersoni Howden, while the Texas species appears to be near Cyrtinus pygmaeus (Haldeman).
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In a recent paper (1959), I described two new species of Cyrtinus and gave a key to the New World species of the tribe Cyrtinini. Two additional new species have been discovered, one from Jamaica and one from the Big Bend region of Texas. The Jamaican species is most closely related to Cyrtinus sandersoni Howden, while the Texas species appears to be near Cyrtinus pygmaeus (Haldeman).
Key concepts: Longhorn beetle, Key (lock), Tribe, Biology, Ecology, Geography, Zoology, Anthropology