Studies of Neotropical caddisflies, XII: Rhyacophilidae, Glossosomatidae, Philopotamidae, and Psychomyiidae from the Amazon Basin (Trichoptera)
Oliver S. Flint
Abstract
Oliver S. Flint
Abstract
Based primarily on colleçtions of FITTKAU and MARLIER, adults of the Amazonian species in four families of Trichoptera are described and figured. Keys are provided to the Latin American families (except those exclusively Chilean), potentially Amazonian genera, and described species. Fifty-five species (of which 52 are described as new) are placed in the genera: Atopsyche (1 species), Antoptila (1 species), Protoptila (10 species), Wormaldia (1 species), Dolophilodes (1 species), Chimarra (8 species), Polyplectropus (4 species), Nyctiophylar (1 species), Cyrnellus (7 species), and Cernotína (21 species).
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Based primarily on colleçtions of FITTKAU and MARLIER, adults of the Amazonian species in four families of Trichoptera are described and figured. Keys are provided to the Latin American families (except those exclusively Chilean), potentially Amazonian genera, and described species. Fifty-five species (of which 52 are described as new) are placed in the genera: Atopsyche (1 species), Antoptila (1 species), Protoptila (10 species), Wormaldia (1 species), Dolophilodes (1 species), Chimarra (8 species), Polyplectropus (4 species), Nyctiophylar (1 species), Cyrnellus (7 species), and Cernotína (21 species).
Key concepts: Amazon rainforest, Amazon basin, Geography, Structural basin, Biology, Zoology, Ecology, Paleontology