New North American Simuliidae of the Genus Cnephia Enderlein (Diptera)1
G. R. DeFoliart, B. V. Peterson
Abstract
G. R. DeFoliart, B. V. Peterson
Abstract
Cnephiavillosa(Wyoming and Utah), C. freytagi (Wyoming), and C. jeanae (Utah and Wyoming) are described and figured. These species, with three other Nearctic species and a number of Palaearctic species, constitute a group distinct from subgenus Cnephia and fall within subgenus Astega Enderlein as recognized by Shewell. It is probable that the latter name is incorrectly employed in current usage.
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Cnephiavillosa(Wyoming and Utah), C. freytagi (Wyoming), and C. jeanae (Utah and Wyoming) are described and figured. These species, with three other Nearctic species and a number of Palaearctic species, constitute a group distinct from subgenus Cnephia and fall within subgenus Astega Enderlein as recognized by Shewell. It is probable that the latter name is incorrectly employed in current usage.
Key concepts: Subgenus, Nearctic ecozone, Biology, Genus, Zoology, Ecology, Taxonomy (biology)