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THERESA CLAY

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PREFACE

The systematic study of the Bird Lice has been much handi-
capped by the unorthodox views on nomenclature held by
some of its leading exponents. Even today in some quarters
the Rules of Nomenclature are still ignored or openly flouted.
In consequence, the authors of this Check List found them-
selves constantly impeded in their projected revisional work
on the Mallophaga by a lack of precision in the use of generic
and specific names throughout the Order. The compilation of
a dependable Check List became an essential preliminary to
research. In the preparation of this List Miss Clay and Mr.
Hopkins have co-operated whole-heartedly since its inception
ten years ago, and have done their utmost to ensure that the
nomenclature they use complies fully with the Rules laid down
by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature.
All the described species, numbering about 2600, are listed,
together with all known synonyms. Equal care has been given
to ensuring that the type hosts of all these species are also cited
under their correct names. The authors estimate that far less
than a quarter of the existing species of Mallophaga have so
far been described.

The Trustees believe that in publishing this List they are
placing in the hands of entomologists a necessary tool and one
that can also be turned profitably to account by zoologists
interested in the evolution of host-parasite relationships. It is
hoped that it will confer a greater degree of stability upon the
names of the Bird Lice than they have enjoyed for very many
years.

British Museum ( Natural History)
1st November, 1951

N. D. RILEY, Keeper
Department of
Entomology

INTRODUCTION

More than thirty years have elapsed since the publication of
Harrison’s list of the Mallophaga (Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9:
1-156), during which very many new species have been described
and much revisional work has been done. In particular, many new
genera have been erected, so that a new list of the chewing lice is an
obvious necessity.

Although Harrison’s list has formed an invaluable basis for our
work, yet our arrangement is essentially different from his. The
main reason for this is that Harrison listed in Degeeriella, for in-
stance, all species described in the invalid genus Nirmus Nitzsch
( nec Hermann) and in Esthiopterum all species described in Lipeurus
which he did not regard as circumfasciate. This procedure is space-
saving but inaccurate, because it gives no opportunity to ascertain
which similar names are true homonyms. In several instances this
procedure misled Harrison himself into treating as valid a name
that is actually preoccupied: the absence of a list of species described
in Oncophorus, for instance, caused him to list both Paroncophorus
major (Piaget) 1885 and Rallicola major (Piaget) 1888 as valid
names, though both were described in Oncophorus and the later
name is preoccupied.

Moreover, Harrison's conceptions of the International Rules of
Zoological Nomenclature1 were not always correct, especially with
regard to nomina nuda. He listed as nomina nuda many names
which were validly described in a technical sense, and he regarded
nomina nuda as being capable of invalidating the subsequent use
of the same name. The Rules place nomina nuda entirely outside
the scope of nomenclature and they are therefore quite incapable of
invalidating anything. Our ideas on synonymy are also essentially
different from those of Harrison.

The result of all these differences is that our list is entirely new
and is based on the original descriptions. Notes on various aspects
of our list are given below.

Authorship of names

The Rules lay down (Article 21) that “The author of a scientific
name is that person who first publishes the name in connection with
an indication, a definition, or a description unless it is clear from the
contents of the publication that some other person is responsible
for said name and its indication, definition or description” (italics
ours). This most important point has been almost universally
ignored but we consider it necessary to adhere to it strictly. Two
examples of the application of the principle will suffice: Goniodes

1 Hereafter referred to, for the sake of brevity, as "the Rules”.

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dissimilis was mentioned by Nitzsch (1818, p. 294) without indication,
definition or description, and remained a nomen nudum until Denny
(1842, pp. 57, 162, pi. 12, fig. 6) described a species under this name,
borrowing the name from Nitzsch but supplying the description and
drawings himself; Denny is the author of Goniodes dissimilis. On
the other hand, Docophorus thoracicus, though equally a nomen
nudum until Giebel published a description of it in 1874, is rightly
ascribed to Nitzsch because at least part of the description is
admittedly borrowed from Nitzsch’s manuscript. Burmeister’s work
of 1838 is a difficult case because he had access to Nitzsch’s manu-
script, but comparison of Burmeister’s descriptions with Nitzsch’s
(later published by Giebel) shows that they are independent;
similarly Keler (1939, p. 453) by writing of “Die lateinische Diagnose
Nitzschs, welche Burmeister zur Unkenntlichkeit verkurzt und
verunstaltet hatte” obviously implies that the descriptions were
independent and destroys his own case for the attribution of the
names to Nitzsch; Burmeister is the author of all names first validly
published by him.

This question of the authorship of names is of far more importance
than appears at first glance, because it often involves the identity of
the species concerned: Nirmus fuscus Denny, for instance, and Nirmus
fuscus of the Nitzschian manuscripts are quite distinct species. A
special aspect of the difficulty is that nearly all authors, in citing as
type species of genera names taken from Nitzsch’s manuscript, have
ascribed their authorship to Nitzsch and thus made it difficult or
impossible, in some instances, to ascertain to what species they refer.
Fortunately there do not appear to be any instances in which this
affects the sense in which a generic name must be applied, though it
is only a matter of good luck that this is the case.

Priority and nomina nuda

Because certain authors attempt to give priority to every name
published from Nitzsch’s manuscripts as from the date it first
appeared in print, regardless of whether that appearance was in the
form of a nomen nudum, we do not think it possible to state too often
that nomina nuda have no existence in nomenclature. The require-
ments for valid publication of a name have been mentioned above
under “Authorship”, and here we need only add a few points: the
name of the host does not constitute an “indication” (any more than
a locality would do in the case of a free-living form); nor does a
reference to an earlier description if it is qualified by a query. A
name published with a reference to an earlier description remains a
nomen nudum if the species indicated in the prior description is
grossly at variance with the genus in which the later name is placed
by its author (see Hopkins, 1940, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 5: 424).
The name of a species mentioned without description in a mono-
typical genus that is described is not a nomen nudum.

A special case arises with regard to genera because as from 1st

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January, 1931, the Rules were made more stringent with regard to
generic names, with the result that many generic names published
after that date are nomina nuda although they would have been
valid if published earlier. We have normally omitted any reference
to nomina nuda on principle, but we have made exceptions where
we think a note will serve a useful purpose, and this applies to all
generic nomina nuda published since i.i.1931 because these might
easily be thought to be valid.

We cannot refrain from expressing our regretful surprise that the
confusion which the broadcasting of nomina nuda from Nitzsch’s
manuscript introduced into the systematics of Mallophaga has not
been a sufficient warning to certain modern authors of the extreme
undesirability of this practice, and we also wish to urge authors as
earnestly as possible to have nothing whatever to do with either
nomina nuda or manuscript names. Denny (1852) dug out and pub-
lished a number of Leach’s manuscript names, which he placed in
the synonymy of his own species — an action that might easily (had
Docophorus rubeculae Denny been preoccupied) have resulted in such
an absurdity as our having to use the name coelebitis for a species
whose host is not Fringilla coelebs but Erithacus rubecula. To
reproach Denny for something that took place nearly 100 years ago
would indeed be flogging a dead horse, but the lesson is still unlearnt:
in 1939 Keler breathed life into the stillborn corpses of some of
Gurlt’s nomina nuda by placing them in synonymy. The sole result
of this unnecessary and useless procedure is wantonly to clutter up
the nomenclature with more synonyms than already burden it of
necessity. A nomen nudum or a manuscript name is like a dud
bomb — harmless if left severely alone — even to guess at the identity
of such names by placing them in synonymy accompanied by a
query is dangerous, for some later copyist is sure to omit the query
and then the damage is done. Nomina nuda and manuscript names
are entirely outside the scope of scientific nomenclature and should
be left there.

Nomina nova

In a sense, any new name is a nomen novum, but we have used the
latter phrase with a very restricted meaning, confining it to in-
stances in which the new name is proposed without independent
description in place of an old one, so that the new name would be a
nomen nudum but for the reference to the old one. The importance
of this point is that it means that in cases to which we apply the term
nomen novum all the essential particulars of the old name are
necessarily transferred to the new one. A few instances will make
this clearer: Fresca stated that his Ricinus uchidai was a nomen
novum for R. intermedins Uchida nec Piaget, but in the sense in which
we use the phrase it is nothing of the sort because it has an inde-
pendent description; it is quite improbable that uchidai is the same
as Uchida’s species, which is from a different host. Similarly,
Goniodes agelastes Clay, although the description was made from the

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type of G onto cotes latifasciatus Piaget, is not a nomen novum for the
latter because the description is entirely independent. Gervais, on
the other hand, proposed Philopterus grammicus as a nomen novum
for “ Nirm . eugrammicus Burm . . ., non Phil, engramm. Nitzsch”,
and gave the host of grammicus as Lancs ridibundus whereas the
host of Burmeister’s species is Larus minutus. Since Gervais gave no
“indication” for P. grammicus other than the reference to Burmeister,
grammicus is a nomen novum in our sense of the phrase, the descrip-
tion that must be used for the interpretation of the name is that
published by Burmeister and the type host is Larus minutus, the fact
that Gervais perhaps intended the name to apply to a quite different
species found on Larus ridibundus being completely irrelevant.

In our lists we frequently do not give the host of both a nomen
novum and the name that the latter was intended to replace, the
reason being that the host is necessarily the same in both instances.

We think that nomina nova should be given sparingly because of
the probability that many preoccupied names will also prove to be
synonyms when the groups to which they belong are revised. For
this reason we have only replaced preoccupied names (in our earlier
work) if we are confident that the names apply to good species; no
nomina nova are proposed in the present work.

Preoccupation of names and agreement of specific and generic names

There are two schools of thought on the question of agreement
with one another of the two portions of the name of an animal, and
the problem is one of great importance with regard to the pre-
occupation of names. Article 14 of the Rules lays down that specific
names may be “(a) Adjectives, which must agree grammatically
with the generic name ...(b) Substantives in the nominative in opposi-
tion with the generic name ...(c) Substantives in the genitive”. There
is very general, though not quite universal, acceptance of the rule
that specific names that are adjectives must agree with the generic
noun, and the few zoologists who would retain Menopon cinerea, for
instance, because the author incorrectly wrote this instead of the
grammatically correct M enopon cinereum seem to us to be indulging
in individual repudiation of this rule. But there is legitimate room
for difference of opinion as to whether a specific name should change
its grammatical form on transfer to a different genus — whether, for
instance, Nirmus fuscus should become Degeeriella fusca or D.fuscus.
We hold no very strong views about the desirability of such changes,
and we think that now that a knowledge of Latin is no longer
universal among scientists there is a case for the abandonment of
the use of Latin grammar, but we think that there is really very
little doubt that the wording of Article 14 (a) implies that transfer
to a genus of different gender must involve a change in the specific
adjective, and we are quite sure that those zoologists who hold this
view are in the majority. We have, therefore, accepted this point of
view, and merely note that others hold that once a specific name has

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been given it has become a noun and is not subject to change. Yet
a third group of authors, while accepting the interpretation of
Article 14 that we have adopted, would make an exception in cases
like major and majus, minor and minus, where the alterations are so
extensive that the whole aspect of the word is changed, but we can
see no justification whatever for this point of view: either the rule
applies to all names or to none, and to make exceptions because the
alteration required is a large one is illogical and would make the rule
impossible of definition — if minor to minus is a large alteration and
albus to album small, what of albus to alba, or ulterior to ulterius ?

Another difficult group of specific names is that in which the
name of the host is used in the nominative case as the specific name
of the parasite — Menopon poicephalus, for instance. We are rather
doubtful whether such nouns can be considered to be in apposition
with the generic name (Article 14 (b), where the example given is
Felis leo), and we think it probable that such names ought to be put
in the genitive, but there is sufficient doubt to prevent our making
such changes and to cause us to confine ourselves to a plea to authors
to avoid setting up such doubtful cases in future. Such names as
megacephalus and trinoton seem to us to be definitely nouns and not
subject to change.

Yet another difference of opinion is as to whether obvious errors
in zoological names ought to be corrected, one school of thought
holding that the original spelling of a name is immutable, no matter
how obviously wrong it may be. Article 19 of the Rules deals with
this point: “The original orthography of a name is to be preserved
unless an error of transcription, a lapsus calami, or a typographical
error is evident.” The implication that errors of the sort mentioned
as exceptions should be corrected is inescapable. We have, therefore,
corrected without comment such obvious errors as Nirmus luprepes
(a misprint for euprepes and corrected by the author a few years
later), N. tinnami for a species found on a Tinamus, Docophorus
crassipcs for a species with stout legs, Strongylocotes werneki for a
species named in honour of Dr. Werneck, and Pseudophilopterus
notivagus for a species found on Crypturellus noctivagus. After all,
zoological names are (or should be) given by zoologists and not by
the printer’s devil nor even by the imp that lurks in our subcon-
sciousness and causes us to misspell names and fail to see the errors
when correcting the proofs.

We apologize to our readers for having been compelled to deal at
such length with so dull a subject, but it is of much more importance
than might appear. The Rules lay down (Article 35) that certain one-
letter differences are sufficient to save a name from rejection as a
homonym, so that the question of agreement or non-agreement of
the generic and specific parts of a name, or of correction of errors,
may have a decisive effect on the validity or otherwise of a name.
Goniodes latafasciatus Carriker, for instance, is a slip for latifasciatus
and is, therefore, preoccupied three times, but the difference might
be thought sufficient to make the name valid if mistakes are to

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remain immutable. Similarly, there are a majus and a var. major,
a minus and a var. minor, in most of the neuter genera, so that non-
agreement of adjectival trivial names with their generic noun would
render valid many names that we have rejected as homonyms.

Homonyms are of two kinds, primary and secondary, the first
being names already used in the same genus as that in which the
homonym was first published, like Pediculus strigis J. C. Fabricius
1775 ( nec Pediculus strigis Pontoppidan 1763). Secondary homonyms
are those names that were valid when published but have become
homonyms through transfer to a different genus, and these (unlike
primary homonyms) are potentially valid. Harrison, for instance,
listed Menopon pectinatum Neumann in Colpocephalum, where it is
preoccupied by C. pectinatum Osborn 1896, but it has now been
transferred to Ciconiphilus where it is not preoccupied and is valid.
This is no longer correct. See p. 14. Transfer to another genus does
not affect the case of a primary homonym: in the example used
above, strigis Pontoppidan is a Strigiphilus and strigis Fabricius is a
Craspedorrhynchus, but this fact does not rescue the latter from its
invalidity.

A special difficulty arises in the nomenclature of Mallophaga from
the former practice of certain writers of using groups of species as
genera but calling them subgenera, apparently out of deference to
the opinions of Nitzsch. The latter (1818) erected, for instance, the
genus Philopterus with various subgenera, under which he listed the
species as ( e.g .) Ph. ocellatus (not Docophorus ocellatus). Burmeister,
Denny, Giebel, Taschenberg and to some extent Piaget, although
nominally retaining Nitzsch's subgenera in that rank, really used
them in a generic sense and Philopterus and his other genera in a
supergeneric sense; they never referred any names to Philopterus
but to Docophorus, Lipeurus, etc. In these circumstances we think
it necessary to be guided by the arrangement that these authors
actually used and not by their lip-service to Nitzsch’s arrangement.
The point is an important one, because to take any other view of
the actions of these authors would lead to an enormous increase in
the number of names that would have to be rejected as primary
homonyms.

Although we have tried to avoid changes in well-known names, yet
we make no apology for such changes as strict application of the
rules of nomenclature have forced us to make. The chief argument
against changes in names is that they hinder access to the recorded
information about a species, but this argument loses most of its
force when, as in the case of the Mallophaga, a huge proportion of the
recorded information is incorrect. We think this statement requires
justification by the citation of an example — Seguy (1944, p. 284),
summarizing the recorded information about Quadraceps furvus,
alleges its occurrence on 13 different species of Charadriiformes
belonging to many different genera; actually it only occurs in nature
on one of these birds, all the other records being erroneous — mostly
misdeterminations. Such “information” is not worth preserving.

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Type-hosts

The host is to a louse what the locality is to a free-living insect, and
lice are so extremely specific in their host-associations that it is rare
in many groups to find indistinguishable lice on specifically distinct
hosts, and common in a few groups to find that hosts which differ
only subspecifically possess quite different lice. Yet many species of
Mallophaga have been described from material obtained from several
host-species, so that the original name applies to a complex of
several species. Nirmus Jurvus Burmeister, for instance, as orginally
published, included three different species of Quadraceps. In such
cases it is of the first importance to establish which is the host of the
actual types, but this cannot be done directly when dealing with the
work of the older authors because they never selected certain
specimens as types. But it can often be done indirectly, because an
author may indicate which material is to be regarded as typical.
Scopoli, for instance (1763, p. 381) described his Pediculus haemato-
pus from material obtained from both Falco palumbrius (now
Accipiter gentilis) and Strix ulidd, but then proceeded to mention
ways in which material from the latter host differed from that from
the former and thus made it clear that Accipiter gentilis is the type-
host of his species; Piaget often took the same course. Authors also
sometimes state that their figures were drawn from certain material,
and this also (in our opinion) constitutes a restriction. In such cases
we record only the type-host as indicated by the original author.
Similarly an author describing material from three different hosts
may state that one lot of material is different, and in such cases we
record only the other two hosts. If a lectotype has been chosen or a
neotype set up we record only the hosts of these, and we have
anticipated certain selections that have been made but not yet
published: these include selections for species in the Denny and
Piaget collections made by T. C. Again, an author may have
described a species from material supposedly obtained from many
hosts on some of which it certainly does not occur naturally, as when
Kellogg and Kuwana (1902, p. 467) described Nirmus gloriosus from
Sterna fuliginosa and a long list of other hosts on which Quadraceps
definitely does not occur permanently in nature, and we can see no
advantage in perpetuating their mistake. Only obvious errors have
been dealt with thus, and in other instances we have listed all the
hosts mentioned by the original author, but we are anxious to em-
phasize that this latter procedure does not mean that we accept the
assumption that the louse occurs on all the hosts listed, but only that
we have not been able to do the critical work that we are confident
would usually disprove the assumption. Where the host-name as
originally published differs much from that now in use we have placed
the original form in parentheses followed by the current name in bold
type, but where the difference is trivial we have given only the
modern form; names in square brackets have been added by us, as
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evidence on which we have commonly added subspecific names of
hosts would take too much space, so we can only ask readers to
accept our assurance that the evidence bearing on this point has been
carefully considered. Occasionally we have indicated which of
several hosts mentioned in the original description we consider to be
the correct one by leaving the others in their original form and in
parentheses, but this is only an expression of opinion and is not to
be taken as a restriction. Failing any other indication we think the
first host mentioned by the original author should be regarded as
the type-host, but the stipulation about the absence of any other
indication is an important one that certain modern authors neglect;
it is absolutely essential that all other evidence should be examined
before accepting the first host mentioned.

In the choice of modern equivalents for the names of birds we
have followed where possible1 Peters’ Check List of the Birds of
the World, I-VI (1931-1948) even where subsequent changes in
nomenclature have been generally accepted among ornithologists.
We feel that it is more satisfactory to have some published basis for
the host-names, to which workers can refer, than to follow the various
changes of names that themselves carry no greater guarantee of
permanency. For the names of mammals there is no inclusive list
and the procedure has been as described by Hopkins (1949, Proc.
zool. Soc. Lond., 119: 435) except that subspecific names have been
given where possible.

Synonymy and erroneous redescriptions

Our synonymy will be found to differ radically from that of
Harrison, which is based very largely on that of Piaget. The latter,
like most nineteenth-century authors, was very careless about
synonymy and was apt to consider any superficially similar species
to be the same, but it is now known that in very many cases every
host-species has its own species of lice and that much more careful
examination is required than was formerly thought necessary. We
have, for instance, examined the forms lumped by Piaget under the
names Nirmus furvus and N.fuscus and find that, judged by material
from the type-hosts, practically every one of the names consigned
by Piaget to synonymy (and accepted by Harrison as being synony-
mical) represents a good species or subspecies. In some cases the
errors are even gross: Piaget, without seeing material, stated his
belief that Lipeurus rubromaculatus Rudow was no more than a
variety of squalidus ; Taschenberg (1882, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.,
44: 163), even after examining syntypes, thought it at most a variety
of squalidus, attributing all the differences to immaturity; and
Harrison sank rubromaculatus to crassicornis — an action only ex-
plicable on the assumption that he had not compared specimens of

1 These volumes do not include the Passeriformes, and we have often had
to use a subspecific name given subsequent to the publication of the volume
in which Peters dealt with the group concerned.

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these two very different species. We think it fair to say that Piaget’s
method was to consider two names synonymous if the species were
not very obviously different, and that Harrison blindly followed
Piaget in most instances. Since no author prior to Waterston ever
made a proper study of the male genitalia of Mallophaga,1 it is hardly
surprising that superficially similar species were thought to be the
same. It has obviously been impossible for us to make a critical
examination of all the species listed below, but we are completely
convinced that to assume that two names referring to material from
different species of hosts belong to separate species (or subspecies) of
parasites involves a far smaller error than to assume the opposite, as
has been done in the past. We accordingly assume all names for
forms from different hosts to refer to separate species in the absence
of conclusive evidence to the contrary.2 We think it impracticable,
in a list of this sort, to attempt to distinguish between species and
subspecies, and all valid names have been treated in a uniform
manner.

Redescription of lice from hosts other than that on which the
species was originally found has introduced so many errors that to
attempt to deal with misdeterminations would swell our list beyond
all bounds, so we have ignored misdeterminations unless there is
some special reason for noting them, but we think we ought to point
out that the fact that the type of a species was available to a given
author is no guarantee against misdeterminations: Heptagoniodes
"agonus (Nitzsch)” of Keler (1938, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-
Dahlem, 5: 323, fig. 10), for instance, is not agonus but clayi Guimaraes
and Lane, the error being attributable to the fact that the type of
agonus is a female and the two species are very similar in this sex
though easily separable in the male. But we cannot afford the space
to correct such errors, and it must suffice to state that in the vast
majority of instances a redescription of a louse from a host other
than the original one means a misdetermination.

A special case in this connection is the redescription from the
Nitzschian manuscripts of a species validly described by some other
author (usually Denny), because all species to which Nitzsch gave
names in his manuscript are commonly (though wrongly) attributed
to him; such descriptions, if the species concerned is not that
described under the same name by Denny, have merely the status of
misdeterminations and will not be mentioned in our list.

1 Piaget often studied and even figured the genitalia, but his material was
not mounted in such a way as to make a proper critical study possible.

2 We refer, of course, only to instances in which a form already has a
potentially valid name. Certain modern authors go to the opposite extreme
by making a new “species” or “subspecies” for any batch of lice found on a
host different from that on which the species had been found previously, and
a different "genus” if it is on a different group of hosts, without bothering about
real morphological differences to support these new groups. We think it
impossible to condemn too strongly this utterly unscientific procedure.

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Genera

One of the most controversial points in the nomenclature of the
Mallophaga (as of other groups of organisms) is the concept of a genus
that should be adopted. Very commonly it is found that extreme
forms are abundantly distinct but are linked by a complete series of
intergradations; some authors would pick out the extreme forms and
make special genera for them, while others (among whom we are
numbered) consider that the absence of any sharp distinction between
what we would often agree to be two natural groups is a fatal bar
to their acceptance as genera.

The question seems to us to be almost entirely one of convenience,
because we consider it to be quite impossible to frame a satisfactory
definition of “subgenus”, “genus” and higher systematic categories,
and we think that such categories are only convenient containers
into which to sort our organisms. We also consider it highly incon-
venient to use categories that are not sharply distinguished or that
are separable in only one sex of the material we wish to sort out.

It is usual for the systematics of a group to go through three
stages, a first in which there are few genera containing numerous
species with little in common, a second in which there is an excessive
creation of new genera many of which are found to be untenable as
more species become known, and a third in which many of these
supposed genera are abandoned as we gain greater knowledge of
which characters should be considered fundamental. In this con-
nection we think that the host-distribution of a group of lice may
legitimately be taken as a guide to the question of whether the group
should be considered generically distinct and whether the characters
separating it from other groups are to be regarded as ancestral or
adaptive. We would certainly be inclined to give greater weight to
an apparently trivial difference found in a group of species confined
to one group of hosts than if it occurred in species distributed
sporadically over various groups of hosts, but we think it essential
that the primary considerations should be morphological and that
distribution should only be used for purposes of confirmation. We
are confident that certain authors, noting (for instance) the occur-
rence of a Cuclotogaster on a member of the Musophagidae, would
give the species generic rank on any character, however trivial, that
would serve to distinguish it from its congeners, but such a procedure
would not only be completely unjustified but would hinder our
search for knowledge by obscuring the extremely interesting fact
that this genus, so characteristic of the Galliformes, also occurs on
the Musophagidae. We also think that excessive creation of genera
tends to obscure the wider and more fundamental and interesting
relationships between groups of species and the relationships of their
hosts as demonstrated by the parasites.

We have, therefore, taken a fairly wide view of what constitutes
a genus, though we have retained as genera a number of groups that
we think cannot permanently be sustained in that rank. We think

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that a number of the supposed genera that we have been compelled
to discard could perhaps legitimately be conceded subgeneric rank,
this applying especially to groups of species, from closely related
hosts, that are distinct in their extreme forms but linked by species
that cannot readily be referred to one group rather than to the other.

Especially while there is so much disagreement about recognition
of groups of species as genera, we ask authors not to give the same
names to different species in related genera, since this may so easily
result in the names becoming homonyms if it subsequently proves
impossible to keep the supposed genera separate.

Type species of genera

One of us has already discussed elsewhere (Hopkins, 1947,
Entomologist, 80: 74) the question of whether the type species of a
genus is the species that an author had before him or the species
that he thought he had, and we need only note here our complete
inability to understand how anyone could regard as the type a
species that (even allowing the widest margin for errors of observa-
tion) does not fit the description of the genus. We regard as the type
species of any genus the species that the author had before him, which
(where there is no conclusive evidence to the contrary) we assume to
have been correctly identified. And in this connection we plead with
future authors not to designate as types any species of whose identity
there can be the smallest doubt, but to select species of which they
have seen type-material or that have been so well originally de-
scribed (not merely well redescribed) that controversy as to the
species meant cannot possibly arise.

We also wish to suggest to authors the desirability of citing the
type species of genera in a way that cannot give rise to confusion.
Keler, for instance (1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 73),
cites “Goniodes latus Piaget” as type species of Kodocephalon, but
Piaget never described any species under this name; he described a
Goniocotes latus that Taschenberg referred to Goniodes, but it does
not seem to us to be right to expect every reader to know this fact,
especially as (according to Keler) the specimens that Taschenberg
determined as latus were not that species. A practice that seems to
us to be highly commendable is the one (adopted by Dr. Eichler)
of citing the type as a given species as described by a given author,
e.g., “ Docophorus leontodon Nitzsch sensu Piaget 1880a (Les Pedi-
culines, p. 66)”, thus avoiding much possibility of ambiguity.

Classification

An adequate classification of the Mallophaga has yet to be
devised; the classification employed in Harrison’s list, though in
general use, is far from natural, and recent attempts to make a
comprehensive classification have worsened the confusion instead of
clearing it up. The matter is under examination from various angles

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and any classification we might put forward at present would be
obsolete almost before it could be published.

In these circumstances we have felt that the only possible arrange-
ment for our list is an alphabetical one. But for those new to the
subject a list of the genera we recognize, arranged under categories
that we think may perhaps survive the reclassification of the lice,
may be of value, and we give such a list below. It is to be parti-
cularly noted, however, that this arrangement makes no pretence
to be a classification but is merely a temporary convenience. It is
practically the arrangement used in Harrison’s list with the addition
of one family and many genera described since he wrote and with
the elimination of certain untenable categories. In certain instances
we have views as to which are the more primitive and more specia-
lized genera of a family, or as to which genera are more closely
related to one another, but we have sternly suppressed these views,
as being premature, and have kept to an alphabetical arrangement.

Amblycera.

Menoponidae.

Adornithophilus , Amyrsidea, Ancistrona, Ardeiphilus, Austro-
menopon, Bonomiella, Carrikeria, Chapinia, Ciconiphilus ,
Clayia, Colimenopon, Colpocephalum, Comatomenopon , Cuculi-
philus, Dennyus, Dicteisia, Eidmanniella, Eomenopon, Eucol-
pocephalum, Eurewn, Gruimenopon, Heleonomus, Hoazineus,
Hohorstiella, Holomenopon, Kelerimenopon , Kurodaia, Longi-
menopon, Machaerilaemus, Menacanthus, Menopon, Mero-
menopon, Microctenia, Myrsidea, N eomenopon, Nosopon, Numidi-
cola, Odoriphila, Osborniella, Piagetiella, Plegadiphilus , Procel-
lariphaga, Pseudomenopon, Psittacomenopon, Ratitiphagus ,
Rediella, Somaphantus, Trinoton, Turacoeca, Zemiodes.

Laemobothriidae.

Laemobothrion.

Ricinidae.

Ricinus, T rochiloecetes.

Boopidae.

Boopia, Dendrolagia, Heterodoxus, Latumcephalum, Para-
boopia, Paraheterodoxus, Phacogalia.

Trimenoponidae.

Cummingsia, Harrisonia, Trimenopon.

Gyropidae.

Aotiella, Gliricola, Gyropus, Macrogyropus, Mono/hor actus,
Phtheiropoios, Pitrufquenia, Protogyropus.

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ISCHNOCERA.

Trichodectidae.

Cebidicola, Damalinia, Dasyonyx, Eurytrichodectes, Eutricho-
philus, Felicola, Geomydoecus, Lorisicola, Lutridia, Lymeon,
Procavicola, Procaviphilus , T richodectes.

Philopteridae.

Acidofroctus, Acutifrons, Aegypoecus, Alcedoecus, Alcedoffula,
Anaticola, Anatoecus, Aqucmirmus , Ardeicola, Auricotes, Austro-
goniodes, Austrophilopterus, Bedfordiella, Bizarrifrons, Bothrio-
metopus, Briielia, Buceronirmus, Campanulotes, Capraiella,
Carduiceps , Chelopistes, Colilipenrus, Coloceras, Columbicola,
Craspedonirmus, Craspedorrhynchus, Cuclotogaster, Cuculicola,
Cuculoecus, Cummingsiella, Dahlemhornia, Degeeriella, Doco-
phoroides, Echinophilopterus , Episbates, Esthiopterum, Falco-
lipeurus, Fulicoffula, Goniocotes, Goniodes, Halipeurus, Harri-
soniella, Hopkinsiella, Ibidoecus, Incidifrons, Kodocephalon,
La-bicotes, Lagopoecus, Lipeurus, Lunaceps, Meinertzhageniella,
Meropoecus, Mulcticola, Naubates, Neophilopterus, Neopsitta-
conirmus, Nesiotinus, Ornithobius, Osculotes, Otidoecus, Oxyli-
Peurus, Pachyskelotes, Paragonio cotes, Paroncophoms, Passono-
medea, Pectinopygus, Pelmatocerandra, Penenirmus, Perineus,
Philoceanus, Pliilopterns, Physconelloides, Picicola, Psendo-
cophorus, Pseudolipeurus, Pseudonirmus, Pseudophilopterus,
Psittaconirnms, Psittoecus, Quadraceps, Rallicola, Rhynonirmus ,
Saemundssonia, Splendor offula, Strigiphilus, Str ongylo cotes ,
Struthiolipeurus, Sturnidoecus, Syrrliaptoecns, Tinamotaecola,
Trabeculus, Trichophilopterus, Trogoninirmus, Turnicola,
Turturicola, Upupicola, Vernoniella, Wilsoniella.

Heptapsogasteridae.

Austrokelloggia, Cuclotocephalus, Discocorpus, Heptapsogaster,
Heptapsus, Heterogoniodes, Kelloggia, Lamprocorpus, Megaginns,
Megapeostus, Nothocotus, Ornicholax, Pectenosoma, Physconella,
Pterocotes, Rhopaloceras, Trichodopeostus.

Rhynchophthirina.

Haematomyzidae.

Haematomyzus.

Recent alterations in the Rides of Zoological Nomenclature

The Thirteenth International Congress of Zoology, held at Paris
in 1948, accepted a number of proposed changes in the Rules of
Zoological Nomenclature that were proposed by the International
Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. Having been accepted by

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the Congress, these changes should be put into effect, but they were
not published until May and June, 1950, when almost the whole of
our list had been written, and the revised Rules are still unpublished.
We have tried to make such alterations in our list as will bring it
into conformity with these altered Rules, but we must have over-
looked some instances, so a note on the principal differences from our
original procedure may be of value. It is to be noted most carefully
that we are not attempting to give a full or adequate summary even
of those changes with which we deal below, but only to indicate the
directions in which it is most likely that we have made mistakes.

Primary and secondary homonyms. The new rule is in agreement
with the procedure we had adopted with regard to primary homonyms
in specific trivial names, but enjoins the rejection of the later of a
pair of secondary homonyms notwithstanding that the two names
are no longer referred to the same genus, provided the condition
of homonymy was discovered and pointed out at a time when both
the species concerned were considered to be congeneric. This affects
the validity of a number of substitute-names proposed by Harrison
in 1916 and one or two others, such as Cuculiphilus fasciatus
(Rudow) 1869, which becomes invalid whether or not one recognizes
Falcophilus as a genus.

Page precedence ( page priority). Whereas the former Rules only
recognized page priority “other things being equal”, the new article
apparently accepts it without qualification, though the members of
the Commission promise sympathetic consideration of applications
for the use of their plenary powers to prevent changes in the accepted
names of taxonomic units of importance, particularly in applied
biology or teaching. This affects a small number of instances in
which we considered that other things were not equal (either because
the name having page priority was applied to a nymph or because
the host-record was wrong) and that the name that does not have
page priority should be preferred. We cannot, unfortunately, claim
that in any such case the taxonomic unit concerned is an important
one.

Nomenclature of infra-subspecific forms. The nomenclature of
taxonomic units below the rank of subspecies is separated from that
of species and subspecies, so that the Laws of Priority and Homonymy
will operate within each of these categories but not between them
(i.e., the existence of an earlier homonym applied to a subspecies
will invalidate the same name as later applied to a species or a
subspecies, but will not affect the status of the same name as applied
to a unit of lower rank, and vice-versa). A subspecies is defined as
“A population ( e.g ., geographical, ecological) within a species which
differs from any other such population within the same species.” An
infra-subspecific form is defined as “Any form of a species other than
a subspecies as defined above (e.g., seasonal forms and minority
elements of all kinds within a species, such as sexual forms, transi-
tion forms, aberrations, etc.).” So far as names published prior to
the coming into effect of the scheme (midnight, 31. xii. 1950/1.1.1951)

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are concerned, they are to be regarded as subspecific names if the
author did not expressly indicate “that he regarded the taxonomic
unit so named as being an infra-subspecific form’’. According to this
rule all the names hitherto given to “varieties” in Mallophaga must
be regarded as subspecific, for there are no instances in which the
author clearly indicated that he regarded the form as being of less
than subspecific status; in fact, the reverse is usually perfectly
obvious.

But, although this change in the rules in no way affects the status
of names already published up to the end of 1950, it vitally affects
the status of those published after midnight 3i.xii.i95o/i.i.i95i,
because all names subsequently published will only be deemed to be
those of subspecies if their author clearly indicates that this is the
status that he attributes to them. Furthermore, the name of a unit
described as an infra-subspecific form will (on promotion to sub-
specific rank) have seniority only from the date of such promotion
and will be attributed to the authorship of the person who so pro-
motes the unit and not to its original describer. Authors who fail, in
the future, to make it clear that the form they are describing is of
subspecific or higher rank will risk losing the authorship of the name
they give to the unit. We therefore urge authors not to employ
ambiguous or misleading terms (especially “variety” or “var.”)
when describing new subspecies of Mallophaga, and to make it
perfectly clear what their intentions are by publishing every such
name as a trinomial, followed by the abbreviation “ssp.n.”.

Compound names. The option to spell compound names with or
without a hyphen is abolished (as also is the option to spell specific
trivial names with a capital initial letter) and they must be spelt
as one word — fulvomaculata, not fulvo-maculata, notwithstanding the
fact that Denny spelt the name with a hyphen when he described
the species.

There are numerous elucidations of obscurities, nearly all of which
are in conformity with the way in which we read the relevant clauses
of the old rules. The principle that the specific trivial name (if an
adjective) must agree with its generic noun is reaffirmed, but it is
still not definitely stated whether, on transfer to a genus of different
gender, a name must be altered so that it still complies with this
clause, though our belief that this is the case has been strengthened.
The correction of slips of the pen and grammatical or spelling-errors
(provided that they were evident at the time the name was pub-
lished) is definitely authorized and enjoined. We have tried to
apply this principle to the names of the parasites but have not
attempted to do the same for the hosts.

Arrangement of the list

It may be useful if we summarize the way in which we have
arranged the list: in the first place all valid (or potentially valid)
names are listed under the genus in which the species were described;

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if they are not still included in this genus a note to that effect is
given and they are not further dealt with at this stage. Under the
genus in which we think any given species should be included we
have given a full reference to its first valid publication, its host
(both in the original form and under its present-day name) and any
ideas we may have as to its synonymy. We have assumed forms
from different hosts to be different unless we are thoroughly con-
vinced that they have been adequately examined and found to be
the same, which is very seldom the case. The list includes all names
published up to the end of 1950 that have come to our notice.

In some instances we have been unable (generally because of the
inadequacy of the description) to refer a species to any modern
genus and in such cases have retained the species in the genus under
which it was described, and have rejected it as unidentifiable. We
can see no object in referring a species described in Lipeurus, but
which does not belong to that genus, to Esthiopterum when it equally
clearly does not belong to the latter genus. No doubt some species
that we have rejected will prove to be identifiable when the genera
are thoroughly revised.

Names of which the types1 are in the British Museum (Natural
History) are marked with the. symbol *. This symbol has also been
used if the Museum contains a series of syntypes from which a
lectotype has not yet been selected.

Finally, remembering our own reverential attitude to Harrison’s
list when we were beginners, we beg those who are starting work on
this difficult and fascinating group of insects not to regard us as
infallible. We have done our best, but no doubt we have made
mistakes and many points with which we have dealt are matters of
opinion rather than of fact, this applying particularly to acceptance
or rejection of generic names. Our interpretations of names attached
to inadequate descriptions (especially those published by Rudow)
are particularly liable to be erroneous, and are often the best guess
we can make as to what is meant by a description of which some
points seem to be obviously incorrect. Those who are undertaking
the study of a genus of Mallophaga or of the parasites of a given
group of hosts will, we hope, find our work useful, but we urge them
to check what we say by reference to the original descriptions and
to decide for themselves whether we are right or wrong.

A cknowledgments

We are greatly indebted to Mr. M. A. Carriker for information
about species described by him and for the loan of some of his types,
to Major K. C. Emerson for information about species described by
Osborn and by Kellogg, and to Professor G. F. Ferris for the loan

1 Owing to the fact that the type of an invalid name is also the type of any
nomen novum proposed to replace it, the number of species or subspecies of
which the types are in the British Museum is smaller than the number of
marked names.

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of a number of Kellogg’s types. We also wish to express our gratitude
to Messrs. R. L. Edwards and R. W. Hayman, Dr. Junge, Dr. R.
Malaise, Col. R. Meinertzhagen and Dr. F. L. Werneck for other
pieces of information or for the loan of material bearing on our
problems.

One of the hardest problems in a check-list of this kind is the correct
identification of obsolete host-names with their modern equivalents.
This arduous task was undertaken (so far as concerns birds) by
Colonel Owen Wynne, C.B.E., to whom we are under a great obliga-
tion for his work on this aspect of the list.

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ACANTHOMENOPON Harrison, 1922

Acanthomenopon. Harrison, 1922, Austral. Zoologist, 2:156. Type species:
A. horridum Harrison.

A synonym of Cummingsia, which has 17 days’ priority.

ACIDOPROCTUS Piaget, 1878

Acidoproctus. Piaget, 1878, Tijdschr. Ent., 21: 178. Type species (by subse-
quent designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W.,
36: 326): A. marginatus Piaget.

Akidoproctus. Piaget, 1880, P&diculines : 208. Emendation, therefore type
species the same.

Heteroproctus. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 394. Type species: H. hilli
Harrison.

Heteroproctus seems to us to be at most a subgenus of Acidoproctus
and the latter would possibly be better placed as a subgenus of
Ornithobius.

*1. bifasciatus Piaget, 1878. Tijdschr. Ent., 21: 181, pi. 12 fig. G.
Host: (Dromas ardeola. Error) ^Dendrocygna sp.

=no. 9.

2. fuligulae Eichler, 1948. Mitt. Munchen. ent. Ges., 34: 417.

Host: Metopiana peposaca (Vieillot).

3. hilli (Harrison), 1915 ( Heteroproctus ). Parasitology , 7: 394,

figs. 8-1 1.

Host: Anseranas semipalmata (Latham).

4. hopkinsi Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3266:

379. figs- 44d-g-

Host: Dendrocygna autumnalis discolor Sclater and Salvin.

5. kelloggi Carriker, 1902. J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 228, pi. 22 figs.

1, 2.

Host: {Aythya valisineria) =Vyroca, valisineria (Wilson).

*6. marginatus Piaget, 1878. Tijdschr. Ent., 21: 179, pi. 12 fig. C.
Host: ( Larus spinicauda. Error) = Dendrocygna sp.

=no. 9.

*7. maximus Piaget, 1878. Tijdschr. Ent., 21: 183, pi. 12 figs. E, F.
Host: Dendrocygna arboreus (Linn.).

8. moschatae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.
Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollino del german turco”.
Host: (German turco, not Anas moschata, as given by

Linne)=Netta rufina Pallas.

* This symbol indicates that the type is in the British Museum (Natural
History).

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9. rostratus (Rudow), 1866 (Ornithobius). Z.ges. NatWiss., 27: 465.
Host: ( Chenalopex aegyptiacus. Error) = Dendrocygna

viduata (Linn.) (see Carriker 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,
100, no. 3266: 378).

10. stenopygos (Giebel), 1861 ( Lipeurus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18:

318. Nomen novum for Nirmus stenopyx Burmeister.
=no. 8.

11. stenopyx (Burmeister), 1838 ( Ninnus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Host: ( Anas nifina) = Netta rufina (Pallas).

=no. 8.

*12. taschenbergi Hopkins, 1938. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 2: 196.
Host: Alopochen aegyptiaca (Linn.).

ACOLPOCEPHALUM Ewing, 1927

Acolpocephalum. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Set., 17: 88. Type species:
A. brevipes Ewing.

A synonym of Myrsidea, the supposed generic characters being
due to the fact that the type species was described from a nymph.

ACONDYLOCEPHALUS Werneck, 1941

Acondylocephalus. Werneck, 1941, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 478. Type
species: Procavicola congoensis (Ferris).

A synonym of Meganarionoides, which is itself a subgenus of
Procavicola.

(ACRONIRMUS. Nomen nudum).

(Acronirmus. Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., 11: 50. Nomen nudum.)

Mentioned by Keler, l.c., but without description and therefore a
nomen nudum and without any standing under the Rules of Nomen-
clature. Intended for a group of species found on the Hirundinidae,
which do not seem to us to be separable from other species of Briielia.

ACTORNITHOPHILUS Ferris, 1916

Actornithophilus. Ferris, 1916, Canad. Ent., 48: 303. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum uniseriatum Piaget.

1. abbotti (Kellogg), 1899 ( Colpocephalum ). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 36, pi. 4 fig. 9.

Host: Lams sp.

=no. 20.

2. afflnis (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Colpocephalum ). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 276.

Host: ( Totanus maculatus)—Tnng& erythropus (Pallas).

3. albus Emerson, 1948. Ent. News, 59: 178, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Crocethia alba (Pallas).

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4- bicolor (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines : 561, pi.
47 fig- I-

Host: ( Strepsilas inter pres) = Arenaria i. interpres (Linn.).

5. brachycephalus (Giebel), 1874 ( Colpocephalum ). Insecta epizoa :

278.

Host: ( Lestris pomarina) =Stereorarius pomarinus (Tem-
minck) .

6. candidus Carriker, 1949. Proc. US. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3254:

17-

Host: Gygis alba (Candida (Gmelin)].

7. cornutus (Giebel), 1866 ( Colpocephalum , nec C. cornutum

Rudow 1866). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 395.

Host: ( Tringa ^Mg«ax)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.).

—no. 38.

*8. crassipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 566,
pi. 47 fig. 6.

Host: (, Sterna ^o/tocerc«) = Thalasseus bergii cristatus

(Stephens).

9. epiphanes (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 ( Colpocephalum ).

J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 161, pi. 14 fig. 2.

Host: Anous stolidus [pileatus (Scopoli)].

10. flavipes (Giebel), 1874 {Colpocephalum) . Insecta epizoa: 276.

Host: ( V anellus varius) =Squatarola squatarola (Linn.) (see
Giebel, l.c., p. xi).

11. fumidus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 523, pi. 71 fig. 5.

Host: ( Psaltriparus minimus. Error) =Larus sp.

= no. 20.

12. funebris (Kellogg), 1896 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 147, pi. 12 fig. 7.

Host: Larus glaucescens Naumann.

*13. fuscipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 567, pi. 47
fig- 7-

Host: Larus dominicanus Lichtenstein.

*14. gracilis (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 555

pi. 46 fig. 5.

Host: ( Platalea alba. Error).

*15. grandiceps (Piaget), 1880 {Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 558,
pi. 46 fig. 7.

Host: Haematopus ostralegus Linn.

16. grandiculus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Colpocephalum) .

Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 113, pi. 7 fig. 10.

Host: Pipilo fuscus crissalis. Error) =Larus sp.

=no. 20.

1 7. hoplopteri (Mjoberg), 1910 {Colpocephalum) . Ark. Zool., 6, no.

13: 40, fig. 24, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Hoplopterus spinosus (Linn.).

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*18. incisus (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 569,

pi. 47 fig. 9.

Host: ( Phaeton flavirostris. Error) =Anous sp.

19. kilauensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 ( Colpocephalum ).

J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 161, pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: [H eteractitis incanus) =Heteroscelus incana (Gmelin).

20. lari (Packard), 1870 ( Colpocephalum ). Amer. Nat., 4: 96, pi. 1

fig. 1.

Host: Larus marinus Linn.

21. laticeps (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Colpocephalum , nec. C. laticeps Kell.

1896). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 42.

Host: Haematopus ostralegus Linn.

=no. 15.

22. limosae (Kellogg), 1908 [Colpocephalum) . Wytsman’s Gen. Ins.,

Mallophaga 56. Nomen novum for Colpocephalum
ochraceum “Nitzsch” Grube 1851 nec Nitzsch 1818.

23. maurus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Colpocephalum ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 395.

Host: ( Sterna /issues) =Chlidonias n. nigra (Linn.).

24. milleri (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 483, pi. 30 fig. 6.

Host: Anous stolidus [galapagensis Sharpe],

25. minor (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Colpocephalum , nec C.

minor Piaget, 1880). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 112,
pi. 7 fig. 9.

Host: [Calidris arenaria) = Crocethia alba (Pallas).

=no. 3.

26. morsitans (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 ( Colpocephalum ). Ent.

News, 23: 15, fig. 3.

Host: (Tringa maculata) — Erolia melanotos (Vieillot).

27. multisetosus Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 41, 82, fig. 12.

Host: Lymnocryptes minima (Briinnich).

28. obscurus (Carriker), 1910 ( Colpocephalum , nec C. obscurum

Giebel, 1874). Ent. News, 21: 52.

Host: Arenaria interpres [morinella (Linn.)].

=no. 4.

29. ocellatus (Rudow), 1869 [Colpocephalum). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

34: 392.

Host: Numenius [p.] phaeopus Linn.

30. ochraceus (Nitzsch), 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Colpocephalum).

Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 299. Nomen novum for Redi’s pi.
11, upper figure.

Host: [Avis pluvialis) =Pluvialis apricaria oreophilos A. C.

Meinertzhagen.

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ACTORNITHOPHILUS

31. ochraceus (Grube), 1851 ( Colpocephalum , nec C. ochraceum

Nitzsch, 1818). Middendorff’s sibir. Reise, 2: 490.

Host: ( Limosa m/a)=Limosa 1. lapponica (Linn.).

=no. 22.

32. ocularis (Carriker), 1910 {Colpocephalum) . Ent. News, 21: 52,

pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Arenaria interpres [morinella (Linn.)].

=no. 4.

33. paetulus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1901 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc.

Acad. Sci. Philad., 1900: 157, pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: Arenaria [i.] interpres (Linn.).

=no. 4.

*34- patellatus (Piaget), 1890 ( Colpocephalum ). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
254, pi. 10 fig. 8.

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata (Linn.).

35- perplanus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Colpocephalum ). Occ.
Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 109, pi. 7 fig. 8.

Host: Lunda cirrhata (Pallas).

35a. perrarus Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,
10: 270, fig. 8.

Host: Charadrius dubius [coronicus Gmelin],

*36. piceus (Denny), 1842 ( Colpocephalum ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
198, 212, pi. 18 fig. 4.

Host: {Sterna cantiaca) = Thalasseus s. sandvicensis (Latham).

*37. pustulatus (Piaget), 1880 {Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 522
pi. 43 fig. 6.

Host: {Gypogeranus { Spizaetus ) cirratus. Error) =some

member of Charadriiformes.

*38. pustulosus (Piaget), 1880 {Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 559,
pi. 46 fig. 8.

Host: {Machetes ^wg«ax)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.).

39. scopularius (Neumann), 1912 {Liotheum). Arch. Parasit.,

Paris, 15: 370, fig. 16.

Host: {Passer domesticus. Error).

40. sedes Eichler, 1944. Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 56.

Host: Glareola [p.J pratincola (Linn.).

*41. spinulosus (Piaget), 1880 {Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 563,
pi. 47 fig. 3.

Host: {Limosa melanura)=\An\0S2L 1. limosa (Linn.).

42. stictus (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 {Colpocephalum). Ent. News,

22: 78, fig. 2.

Host: {Gallinago delicata) =Capella delicata (Ord.).

43. subpustulatus (Carriker), 1910 {Colpocephalum) . In Carriker &

Shull, Ent. News, 21: 54, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: {Ceryle alcyon. Error).

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ACUTIFRONS

*44. sulcatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpoceplialum ). Pediculines: 565, pi.
47 %• 5-

Host: {Sterna m'gra)=Chlidonias n. nigra (Linn.).

=no. 23.

45. tigrus (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 ( Colpocephalum ). Ent. News,

23: 64.

Host: Arenaria raelanocephala (Vigors).

46. timidus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 145, pi. 12 fig. 6.

Host: {Charadrius dominicus)=V\\x\\2L\\s d. dominica

(Muller).

47. totani (Schrank), 1803 {P ediculus) . Fauna Boica: 191.

Host: (Strandschnepfen)= Tringa t. totanus (Linn.).

48. trilobatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Colpocephalum ). Insecta epizoa : 275.

Host: {Tringa minuta) — Erolia minuta (Leisler).

49. umbrinus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Colpocephalum ). Handb. Ent.,

2: 438.

Host: ( Tringa subarquata)='Evo\\?L testacea (Pallas).

*50. umbrinus (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum , nec C. umbrinum
Burm., 1838). Pediculines : 556, pi. 46 fig. 6.

Host: ( Tringa subarquata)— Erolia testacea (Pallas).

= no. 51.

*51. umbrosus (Harrison), 1916 ( Colpocephalum ). Parasitology , 9:

• 56. Nomen novum for C. umbrinum Piaget nec Burmeister.
52. uniformis (Kellogg), 1896 [Colpocephalum) . Proc. Calif. Acad-
Sci. (2), 6: 142, pi. 12 fig. 4.

Host: Recurvirostra americana Gmelin.

*53. uniseriatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines-. 562:
pi. 47 fig. 2.

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

ACUTIFRONS Guimaraes, 1942

Acutifvons. Guimaraes, 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 235. Type
species: A. vierai Guimaraes.

1. chimango Eichler, 1948. Rev. Ent., Rio de J ., 19: 581, fig. 1.

Host: Milvago chimango (Vieillot).

2. vierai Guimaraes, 1942. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2:

236, figs. 1-6.

Host: Hypomorphus u. urubutinga (Gmelin).
AEGYPIPHILUS Eichler, 1944

Aegypiphilus. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 56. Type species: A. gypsis
Eichler.

A synonym of Falcophilus Guimaraes, which we do not consider
separable from Cuculiphilus.

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AEGYPOECUS

AEGYPOECUS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Helluo. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938 (nec Bonelli, 1809), Entomologist, 71:
276. Type species: H . neophron Clay & Meinertzhagen.

Aegypoecus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Entomologist, 72: 36. Nomen novum
for Helluo Clay & Meinertzhagen.

1. brevicollis (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2:

424.

Hos,t: ( Vultur aw^m«s)=Aegypius monachus (Linn.).

2. brevifrons (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2:

424-

Host: [Cathartes papa) = Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).
Unidentifiable; type a nymph (probably a straggler) and lost.

3. griffoneae Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 261,

fig. 2.

Host: Gyps himalayensis Hume.

*4. neophron (Clay & Meinertzhagen), 1938 [Helluo). Entomologist,
71: 276, figs. 2, 3.

Host: Neophron p. percnopterus (Linn.).

=no. 5.

5. perspicuus (Kellogg), 1914 ( Docophorus ). Sci. Bull. Brooklyn

Inst., 2: 83, pi. 16 fig. 3.

Host: ( Corvus ( Icorone ). Error) = Neophron p. percnopterus
(Linn.).

6. trigonoceps (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 68.

Host: [Vultur ftdvus)=Gyps f. fulvus (Hablizl).

7. vulturinus (Kolenati), 1846 ( Docophorus ). Melet. Ent., 5: 133,

pi. 19 figs. 2-4.

Hosts: [Vultur a«em*s) =Aegypius monachus (Linn.) and
[V. fulvus) = Gyps f. fulvus (Hablizl).

Apparently a mixture of no. 1 and no. 6.

AKIDOPROCTUS Piaget, 1880

Akidoproctus. Piaget, 1880. Pidiculines : 208.

An unnecessary emendation of Acidoproctus, q.v.

ALCEDOECUS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Alcedoecus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939. Entomologist, 72: 62. Type species:
Philopterus capistratus Neumann.

Meliphagoecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 127. Type species: Philop-
terus setosus Piaget.

Halcyonicola. Uchida, 1948. Japan, med. /., 1: 312. Type species: Doco-
phorus alatoclypeatus Piaget.

*1. alatoclypeatus (Piaget), 1885 [Docophorus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 10, pi. 1 fig. 11.

Host: [Dacelo cinereifrons) = Halcyon malimbica (Shaw).

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ALCEDOFFULA

2. capistratus (Neumann), 1912 {Philopterus). Arch. Parasit.,

Paris, 15: 375, fig. 20.

Host: {Halcyon semtcomdWi)= Haley on 1. leueocephala

(P. L. S. Muller).

3. delphax (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 360.

Host: {Dacelo giganteus) — Dacelo novaeguineae (Hermann).

4. guami Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3254: 8,

fig. 2, a, b.

Host: Halcyon cinnamomina cinnamomina Swainson.

=no. 6.

5. latigenitalis Eichler, 1944. Zool. Anz., 145: 75, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Halcyon chloris (Scopoli).

6. minor (Uchida), 1948 {H alcyonicola) . Japan, med. J ., 1: 313,

fig- 3-

Hosts: Halcyon cinnamomina pelewensis Wigglesworth,
H. chloris teraokai Kuruda [H . chloris reichenbachii ) —

H. cinnamomina reichenbachii (Hartlaub), and H. chloris
albicilla (Dumont).

7. mystacinus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

27: 116.

Host: ( Alcedo corowawia)=Halcyon coromanda (Latham).
*8. setosus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 74: pi. 5 fig. 7.
Host: {Tropidorhynchns moluccensis. Error) = some member
of the Alcedinidae.

9. sumatranus Eichler, 1944. Zool. Anz., 145: 76, figs. 3, 4.

Host: {Pelargopsis gnrial Jraseri) — Pelargopsis capensis

cyanopteryx (Oberholser).

ALCEDOFFULA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Alcedoffula. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Entomologist, 72: 161. Type species:
Philopterus alcedinis (Denny).

1. alcedinis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 48,

hi, pi. 6 fig. 1.

Host: Alcedo [atthis] ispida Linn.

2. cephaloxys (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 368.

Host: Alcedo [atthis] ispida Linn.

= no 1.

3. cerylinus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6: 119,

figs. 67, 68.

Host: Ceryle [r.] rudis (Linn.).

=no 4.

*4. duplicatus (Piaget), 1890 ( Docophorus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
223, pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: Ceryle rudis (Linn.).

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AMYRSIDEA

ALLOCOLPOCEPHALUM Qadri, 1939

Alio colpoceph alum. Qadri, 1939, Indian J. Ent., 1: 66. Tj^pe species: Colpoce-
phalum semicinctum Rudow.

We do not consider Allocolpocephalum separable from Colpoce-
phalum.

ALLOGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Allogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 20. Type species:
Gy r opus amplexans Neumann.

Werneck, whose arrangement we accept for all Gyropidae, con-
siders this group heterogenous but places the type species in
Macrogyropus. No species have been described under Allogyropus.

ALLOMENOPON Bedford, 1930

Allomenopon. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 153. Type species:
Menopon bucerotis Kellogg.

A synonym of Chapinia Ewing.

ALLOMYRS I DEA Conci, 1942

Allomyrsidea. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 31. Type species: Myrsidea
struthidea Thompson.

We do not consider M. struthidea Thompson to be separable from
Myrsidea.

AMYRSIDEA Ewing, 1927

Amyrsidea. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 90. Type species: Menopon
ventrale Nitzsch.

Argimenopon. Eichler, 1947, Arch, zool., 39A, no. 2: 5. Type species: A.
polytrichum Eichler.

1. aburris Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 502, figs.

39-42.

Host: Aburria aburri (Lesson).

2. alberti Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb, Sci., 7: 498, figs.

22-24.

Host: Crax alberti alberti Fraser.

3. brunnescens Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 502,

fig- 35-

Host: Penelope purpurascens brunnescens Hellmayr &
Conover.

4. chamaepeta Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 504,

figs- 43-47-

Host: Chamaepetes goudotii rufiventris (Tschudi).

M.— 3 27

AMYRSIDEA

5. cracis (Giebel), 1866 ( Menopon ). Z. ges. NatlViss., 28: 391.

Host: (Crax rubrirostris. Misdetermined; see Thompson,
1948, Ann. Mag. not. Hist, (n), 14: 74o)=Crax globulosa
Spix.

6. cumbrensis Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 509,

fig. 70.

Host: Odontophorus columbianus (Gould).

7. daubentoni Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 498,

figs. 25-27.

Host: Crax alberti daubentoni G. R. Gray.

8. francolinus (Bedford), 1920 [Menopon). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

7, 8: 712, pi. 2 fig. 2; pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Francolinus [s.] sephaena (A. Smith).

*9. fulvomaculata (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.,
199, 218, pi. 21 fig. 6.

Host: [Perdix coturnix) =Coturmx c. coturnix (Linn.).

10. garruli Carriker, 1950. Proc. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 506, figs.

56-58a.

Host: Ortalis g. garrula (Humboldt).

11. gujanensis Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 509,

figs. 66-68.

Host: Odontophorus g. gujanensis (Gmelin).

12. guttata Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 505, figs.

50-53-

Host: Chamaepetes unicolor Salvin.

13. jacqua$u Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colornb. Sci., 7: 502,

figs- 36-38-

Host: Penelope obscura jacquagu Spix.

14. lagopi (Grube), 1851 [Menopon). Middendorff’s sibir. Reise, 2:

491, pi. 31 fig. 7.

Host: [Lagopus a//>mws) =Lagopus mutus pleskei Sere-
brovsky.

*15. latifasciata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 467, pi. 38
fig- 4-

Host: Tetrao [u.] urogallus Linn.

*16. lativulvata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 465, pi. 37
fig. 6.

Host: [Megapodium rubripes [forsteni)) = Megapodius rein-

wardt forstenii G. R. Gray.

1 7. macropus (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 294.

Host: [Crax rubrirostris. Misdetermined; see Thompson,
1948, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14: 74o)=Crax globulosa
Spix.

=no. 5.

18. megalosoma (Overgaard), 1943 [Menopon). Ent. Medd., 23:

13, figs. 5, 6.

Hosts: Perdix [p.] perdix (Linn.) andPhasianuscolchicus Linn.
Probably=no. 24.

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AMYRSIDEA

19. microspina Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Set., 7: 507,

fig- 59-

Host: Ortalis r. ruficrissa Sclater & Salvin.

20. monostoecha (Kellogg), 1896 ( Menopon ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 530, pi. 72 fig. 4.

Host: ( Phasianus ny chthemer us) = Gennaeus nychthemerus
(Linn.).

*21. pallescens (Giebel), 1866 {Menopon). Z.ges. NatWiss., 28: 391.
Nomen novum for M. ftdvomaadatum Denny.

=no. 9.

22. parvispina Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 496,

figs. 14-17.

Host: Pauxi pauxi unicornis Bond & de Schauensee.

23. pauxis Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 496, figs. 10-13.

Host: Pauxi pauxi gillairdi Wetmore & Phelps.

*24. perdicis (Denny), 1842 {Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit. : 200, 225,
pi. 21 fig. 9.

Host: {Perdix cinerea) ='Perdi\ p. perdix (Linn.).

25. perijana Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 500, fig. 31.

Host: Penelope argyrotis albicauda Gilliard & Phelps.

26. phaeostoma (Nitzsch), 1866 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 391.

Host: Pavo cristatus (Linn.).

27. polytricha (Eichler), 1947 {Argimcnopon). Ark. Zool., 39A,

no. 2: 6, fig. 12.

Host: Argusianus [a.J argus (Linn.).

28. powelli (Bedford), 1920 {Menopon). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 7, 8:

714, pi. 2 fig. 1.

Host: Pternistis swainsoni (A. Smith).

29. praegracilis Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 507,

figs. 62-65.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis polionotus Osgood &

Conover.

30. purpurascens Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 501,.

figs. 32-34-

Host: Penelope p. purpurascens Wagler.

*31. rubra Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 495, figs. 6-9.
Host: Crax r. rubra Linn.

32. sanctaemartae Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 504,

figs. 48, 49.

Host: Chamaepetes goudoti sanctaemartae Chapman.

33. semicracis Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 499,

figs. 28-30.

Host: Penelope argyrotis colombiana Todd.

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ANATICOLA

34. simplex Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 494, figs.

I_5a-

Host: ( Crax annulata) =Crax a. alberti Fraser.

35. spicula Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 506, figs.

54~55a-

Host: Ortalis v. vetula (Wagler).

36. spinigaster Carriker, 1950. Rev. Acad, colomb. Sci., 7: 497,

figs. 18-21.

Host: Crax nigra Linn.

37. sternosetosa (Eichler), 1947 ( Argimenopon ). Ark. Zool., 39A,

no. 2: 7, figs. 15-17.

Host: Lophura rufa (Raffles).

*38. strepsilae (Denny), 1842 ( Menopon ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 201,
226, pi. 21 fig. 8.

Host: ( Strepsilas collaris. Error) =some member of Galli-
formes. Type a nymph, host wrong.

Doubtless=no. 9 or no. 24.

39. striata (Kellogg), 1899 [Menopon). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.,
6: 44, pi. 4 fig. 6.

Host: Lagopus lagopus [alexandrae Grinnell].

*40. subaequalis (Piaget). 1880 ( Menopon ; nec Liotheum subaequale
Haan, 1829). Pedicidmes: 463, pi. 37 fig. 5.

Host: ( Euplocamus ignitus) = Lophura ignita (Shaw).

=no. 41.

41. substituta (Harrison), 1916 [Menopon). Parasitology , 9: 45.

Nomen novum for Menopon subaequale Piaget 1880 [nec
Liotheum subaequale Haan, 1829).

*42. triseriata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pedicxdines : 460, pi. 37
fig- 3-

Host: Gallus [gallus] bankiva Temminck.

*43. uniseriata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 464, pi. 37
fig- 4-

Host: [Phasianus ^>rae/^Ms)=Diardigallus diardi (Bona-
parte).

44. ventralis (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 26: 391.
Host: [Argus giganteus) = Argusianus argus (Linn.).

ANATICOLA Clay, 1936

Anaticola. Clay, 1936, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1936: 6x7. Type species: Esthio-
pterum crassicorne (Scop.).

i. anatis (Schrank), 1781 [Pediculus). Enum. Ins. Austr. Indig.:
503-

Host: [Anas Boschas varietas fera)= Anas p. platyrhynchos
Linn.

=no. 18.

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ANATICOLA

2. anatis (J. C. Fabricius), 1794 ( Pediculus ). Ent. Syst. Suppl.: 571.

Host: ( Anas Boshas)= Anas p. platyrhynchos Linn.

=no. 18.

3. angustolimbatus (Giebel), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 386.

Host: ( Anas nigra) = Oidemia n. nigra (Linn.).

4. anseris (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.

Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollini del oca reale”.

Host: (Oca reale) = Anser anser (Linn.).

5. anseris (Gurlt), 1842 ( Ornithobius ). Mag. ges. Thierheilk., 8:

426, pi. 4 figs. 12, 13.

Host: (Hausgans)= Anser anser domestica.

=no. 4.

*6. antennatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus , nec L. antennatus Giebel
1874). Pediculines : 346.

Host: ( Cygnus atratus) — Chenopis atrata (Linn.).

=no. 33.

7. asymmetricus (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph:. 34.

Host: [Chenalopex aegyptiacus) = Alopochen aegyptiaca

(Linn.).

8. australis (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 38.

Host: Cereopsis novaehollandiae Latham.

9. bishoppi (McGregor), 1917 [Lipeurus) . Psyche, Camb., Mass.,

24: hi, pi. 6 figs. 2, 4.

Host: (Domestic goose) = Anser anser domestica.

=no. 4.

*10. breviceps (Piaget), 1888 [Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 160,
pl- 4 3-

Host: [Camptolaemus cinereus) = Tachyeres brachyptera

(Latham).

11. cairinensis (Castro), 1933 [Esthiopterum). Contrib. est. gen.

Esthiopterum. Thesis Fac. Med. S. Paulo : 39, pl. 4-7.
Host: Cairina moschata Linn.

12. candidus (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

39-

Host: Phoenicopterus ruber Linn.

13. cinereus (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus, nec L. cinereus Nitzsch

1866). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.'. 38.

Host: Nyroca australis Eyton.

=no. 37.

14. clangulae (O. Fabricius), 1780 [Pedicidus). Fauna groenlandica:

217.

Host: [Anas clangula. Misdetermination)=Bucephala

islandica (Gmelin).

*15. coloratus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 346.

Host: [Anas melanotus) =Sarkidiornis melanota (Pennant).

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ANATICOLA

16. constrictus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Lipeums ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: pi. 8 figs. 7, 8.

Hosts: (Oidemia perspicillata)—Me\a.mtta. perspicillata (Linn.)
and (0. deglandi) = Melanitta fusea deglandi (Bonaparte).

17. cornicephalus (Zavaleta), 1946 ( Esthiopterum ). An. Inst. Biol.

Mex., 16: 445, fig. 1.

Host: (Fidix affinis). Perhaps =Nyroca affinis (Eyton).

18. crassicornis (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. Carniolica: 383.

Host: ( Anas Boschas)=Anas p. platyrhynchos Linn.

19. cygnoides (Rudow), 1870 ( Lipeurus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 36: 129.

Host: ( Cygnopsis cygnoides) =Cygnopsis cygnoid (Linn.).

= no. 20.

20. cygnopsis (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

37-

Host: ( Cygnopsis cygnoides) = Cygnopsis cygnoid (Linn.).

21. depuratus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 385.

Hosts: (Anas strepera, penelope ; latter deleted in 1874) =

Chaulelasmus streperus (Linn.).

22. domestici (Wundrig), 1936 (Esthiopterum). Zool. Jb. Abt., 2,

62: 84, fig. 51.

Host: (Hausgans) = Anser anser domestica.

=no. 4.

23. ewingi (Qadri), 1935 ( Columbicola ). Z. Parasitenk., 8: 233, fig. 6.

Host: (Unidentified duck, probably teal).

24. prater (Giebel), 1874, p. 242 (Lipeurus, nec L. prater Giebel 1874,

p. 210). Insecta epizoa : 242.

Host: (Anas g/acfa/fs)=Clangula hyemalis (Linn.).

25- fuligulae (T. Muller), 1927 (Lipeurus). Ber. westpreuss. bot.-
zool. Ver., 49: 23.

Host: (Fidigula /m'wa)=Nyroca ferina (Linn.).

*26. gambensis (Piaget), 1885 (Lipeurus) . Pediculines Supplement :
64, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: Plectropterus gambensis (Linn.).

27. gracilis (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus, nec L. gracilis Packard, 1870).

Insecta epizoa : 242.

Host: (Anas spectabilis) =Somateria, spectabilis (Linn.).

28. jejunus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus ). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:

292. Nomen novum for Pediculus anseris Linn.

=no. 4.

29. lacteus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 243.

Host: (Anas tadorna) = Tadorna tadorna (Linn.).

= no. 49.

30. lepidotus (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:

36.

Host: Aix sponsa (Linn.).

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ANATICOLA

*31. major (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines: 346.

Host: (Anas gibberiformis) . Presumably = Anas gibberi-
frons S. Muller.

*32. marginellus (Piaget), 1885 (Lipeurus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 67, pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: (Bernicla magellanica)= Chloephaga leucoptera (Gme-
lin).

33. megaceros (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 (Lipeurus). Proc.

roy. Soc. Qd., 24: 6. Nomen novum for L. antennatus
Piaget 1880 nec Giebel 1874.

Host: (Cygnus atratus) — Chenopis atrata (Linn.).

34. mergi (J. C. Fabricius), 1781 (Pediculus). Spec. Ins., 2: 480.

Nomen novum for Ricinus mergiserrati De Geer.

=no. 35.

35. mergiserrati (De Geer), 1778 (Ricinus). Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 78,

pi. 4 fig. 13.

Host: Mergus serrator Linn.

36. novaehollandiae (Wundrig), 1936 ( Esthiopterum ). Zool. Jb. Abt.,

2, 62: 84, figs. 49, 50.

Host: Cereopsis novaehollandiae Latham.

=no. 8.

37. nyrocae (Rudow), 1870 (Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 36: 128.

Host: Nyroca australis Eyton.

*38. pallidiis (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus, nec L. pallidus Giebel, 1866).
Pediculines : 346.

Host: Cygnus buccinator Richardson.

*39. parviceps (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines : 321, pi. 26
fig- 6-

Host: (Sterna hirundo. Error) =some member of Anseri-
formes.

40. penelopes (T. Muller), 1927 (Lipeurus). Ber. westpreuss. bot.-

zool. Ver., 49: 25.

Host: (Anas penelope) = H/l2Lreca, penelope (Linn.).

41. phoenicopteri (Coinde), 1859 (Lipeurus). Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosc.,

32: 426.

Host: (Flammant de Nubie)=Phoenicopterus antiquorum
Brehm.

42. polybori (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 30.

Host: (Polyborus tharus. Error). Unidentifiable.

43. punctulatus (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 35.

Host: (Oedemia fusca) =Melanitta f. fusca (Linn.).

44. rubromaculatus (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph.'. 43.

Host: (Platypus mollissima) =Somateria m. mollissima

(Linn.).

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ANATOECUS

45. serratus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 385.

Host: Anser [a.] albifrons (Scopoli).

46. sordidus (Giebel), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 385.

Host: Anas crecca Linn.

47. squalidus (Nitzsch), 1818 {Philo pter us). Germar’s Mag. Ent.,

3: 292. Nomen novum for Pediculus anatis Fabricius.

=no. 18.

48. subsignatus (Giebel), 1866 {Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

384-

Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.

=no. 41.

*49. tadornae (Denny), 1842 {Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit:. 58, 170,
pi. 14 fig. 6.

Host: {Tadorna Z?£//omh)= Tadorna tadorna (Linn.).

50. temporalis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus ). Germar’s Mag. Ent.,
3: 292. Nomen novum for “Ricinus mergi Degeer”.

=no. 35.

*51. thoracicus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines: 346, pi. 30
fig. 6.

Host: ( Anas radjah)= Tadorna radjah (Lesson).

52. tordae (T. Muller), 1927 {Lipeurus). Ber. westpreuss. bot.-

zool. Ver., 49: 25, 40, figs. 9, 10, pi. fig. 9.

Host: (Tordalk, Alca torda. Error) =some member of
Anseriformes.

53. trapezoideus (Rudow), 1869 {Lipeurus). Beitr .Kenntn.Malloph:

42.

Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.

=no. 41.

54. zunkeri Keler, 1937. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 4:

318.

Host: (Hausente from Formosa). Probably=Anas platy-

rhynchos domestica or Cairina moschata (Linn.).

ANATOECUS Cummings, 1916

Analoecus. Cummings, 1916, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916: 653. Type species:
“Anatoecus icterodes Nitzsch”.

Synonymy is particularly difficult in this genus because two
species usually occur on each host-species.

1. adustus (Nitzsch), 1874 {Docophorus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 113.

Host: (Hausgans)= Anser anser domestica.

2. bipunctatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 116.

Host: Mergus [merganser] merganser Linn.

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ANATOECUS

3. brantae Eichler, 1946. Tijdschr. Ent., 87: 74.

Host: Branta ruficollis (Pallas).

4. brevimaculatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Inseda epizoa:

114-

Host: Anser albifrons (Scopoli).

5. brunneiceps (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Inseda epizoa : 114.

Host: (Anser cygnoides)= Cygnopsis cygnoid (Linn.).

6. brunneopygus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6,

no. 13: 130, fig. 73.

Host: (Anser leucopsis)— Branta leucopsis (Bechstein).

*7. cygni (Denny), 1842 (Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit:. 46, 95,
pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: Cygnus [b.] bewickii Yarrell.

8. dentatus (Scopoli), 1763 (Pediculus). Entomologia Carniolica:
383-

Host: Anas [p. platyrhynchos Linn.].

*9. difficilis Cummings, 1916. Proc. zool. Soc. Bond., 1916: 653, 654,
659-

Host: (Pochard) = Ay thya ferina (Linn.).

10. ferrugineus (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Inseda epizoa : 114.

Host: (Anas clypeata) = Spatula clypeata (Linn.).

11. fuligulae (Denny), 1852 (Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

M us., pt. 11, Anoplura: 13. Nomen novum for Docophorus
iderodes (Nitzsch).

=no. 12.

12. icterodes (Nitzsch), 1818 (Philopterus) . Germar’s Mag. Ent.,

3: 290. Nomen novum for “Degeer vii. t. 4. f. 14.”

Host: Mergus serrator Linn.

13. mergi (Guerin), 1818 ( Pediculus , nec P. mergi J. C. Fabricius,

1781). Bonaterre’s Encycl. method, pt. 24: 128, pi. 254,
fig. 2. Nomen novum for De Geer’s pi. 4 fig. 14.

=no. 12.

14. monteiroi Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935. Rev. Biol. Hyg. S.

Paulo, 6: 106, figs. 4, 5.

Host: ( Nettium brasiliense) = Anas brasiliensis Gmelin.

15. musicus Eichler, 1947. Dtsch. tierartzl. Wschr., 54: 347, figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Olor cygnus islandicus)= Cygnus cygnus (Linn.).

16. natatorum (Rudow), 1869 (Docophorus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph :. 15.

Hosts: (Platypus g/aa'a/zs)=Clangula hyemalis (Linn.),

(Bernicla torquata) =Brenta bernicla (Linn.), (Chenalopex
aegyptiacus)= Alopoehen aegyptiaca (Linn.) and (Anas
fuscus) =Melanitta fusca (Linn.).

17. obtusus (Giebel), 1866 (Docophorus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 363.

Host: (Anas fuligula) = Aythya fuligula (Linn.).

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ANCISTRONA

18. phoenicopterus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorns ). Ark. Zool., 6,
no. 13: 127, pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: ( Phoenicopterus roseus) = Phoenicopterus antiquorum
Temminck.

=no. 20.

*19. pilosus (Piaget), 1880 {Docophorns). Pediculines : 116, pi. 10
fig- 4-

Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.

=no. 20.

20. pygaspis (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorns ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 361.

Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.

21. roesleri Eichler, 1946. Tijdschr. Ent., 87: 76.

Host: Melanitta fusca (Linn.).

ANCISTROCEPHALUS Paine, 1913

Ancistrocephalus. Paine, 1913 [nee Monticelli, 1890), Psyche, Camb., Mass., 20:
158. Type species (by monotypy): Ancistrocephalus kelloggi Paine.

An absolute synonym of Physconella Paine.

ANCISTRODES Keler, 1939

Ancistrodes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.) 8: 65. Type species:
Ancistrodes furcatus Keler.

Inseparable, in our opinion, from Coloceras.

ANCISTRONA Westwood, 1874

Ancistrona. Westwood, 1874, Thesaurus entomologicus Oxoniensis : 197. Type
species (by monotypy): Ancistrona procellariae Westwood.

i. gigas Piaget, 1883. Tijdschr. Ent., 26: 152, pi. 9 fig. 1.

Host: (Procellaria glacialis)— Fulmstrus g. glacialis (Linn.).
=no. 3.

*2. procellariae Westwood, 1874. Thesaurus entomologicus
Oxoniensis : 197, pi. 37 fig. 4.

Host: {Procellaria capensis)=Dddpi\ovt capense (Linn.).

3. vagelli (J. C. Fabricius), 1787 {Pedicnlus). Mantissa Ins.: 369.
Host: (Procellaria glacialis) = Fu\maT\is g. glacialis (Linn.).

(ANEUTALUS Keler, nomen nudum)

(Aneutalus. Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., 11: 56. Nomen nudum.)

The name Aneutalus was mentioned by Keler without a descrip-
tion, and therefore is a nomen nudum. From the fact that it was
attached to “importunum (Nitz.)” it seems likely that the name, if
valid, would have applied to the same group of species as Ciconi-
philus Bedford.

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AOTIELLA

ANSERIPHILUS Eichler, 1944

Anseriphilus. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 57. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum pectiniventre Harrison.

We do not consider this group separable from Ciconiphilus Bedford.

ANTIMENOPON Eichler, 1947

Antimenopon. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 3. Type species: Menopon
forcipatum “Ntz.i.Gbl.”

A synonym of Bucerophagus Bedford.

AOTIELLA Eichler, 1949

Aotiella. Eichler, 1949.. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 11. Type species: Gyropus
(Tetragyropus) aotophilus Ewg. 1924 sensu Werneck, 1936.

i. aotophilus (Ewing), 1924 {Gyropus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.r
63, art. 20: 23, fig. 11.

Host: Aotes boliviensis Elliot.

APTERICOLA Harrison, 1915

Aptericola. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 8: 90. Type species: Rallicola
(Aptericola) gadowi Harrison.

Not more than a subgenus of Rallicola.

AQUANIRMUS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Aquanirmus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Entomologist, 72: 163. Type species
"Degeeriella runcinata (Nitzsch)”.

1. americanus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Nirmus ). Occ. Pap .

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 69. pi. 5 fig. 9.

Host: Colymbus nigricollis californicus (Heermann) (and
erroneous records).

2. colymbinus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Entomologia Carniolica:

384-

Host: Colymbus auritus Linn.

*3. fuscomarginatus (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
52, 136, pi. 10 fig. 1.

Host: {Podiceps auritus) = Colymbus auritus Linn.

=no. 2.

*4. podicipis (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53, 142,
pi. 10 fig. 9.

Host: {Podiceps cristatus)= Colymbus c. cristatus Linn.

5. runcinatus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges .
NatWiss., 28: 386.

Hosts: {Podiceps cristatus) =Colymbus c. cristatus Linn, and
{P. minor)— Poliocephalus r. ruficollis (Pallas).

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ARDEICOLA

ARCHIGONIODES Conci, 1946

Archigoniodes “Eichler”. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Hal., 76: 77. Type species:
Goniodes wilsoni Clay.

Archigoniodes was a manuscript name (not having been technically
published) and a nomen nudum. Conci’s definition of the genus is un-
doubtedly original and he is, therefore, the author of Archigoniodes.
We do not consider this group of species separable from Goniodes.

ARDEICOLA Clay, 1936

Ardeicola. Clay, 1936, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1936: 615. Type species: Esthio-
pterum ardeae (Linn.).

*1. aequalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines : 314, pi. 26 fig. 1.
Host: ( Phoenicophaeus calorhynchus. Error) =some member
of Ciconiiformes.

2. albulus Eichler, 1948. Vogel der Heimat, no. 6: 107, figs. 2, 3.

Host: Casmerodius [a.] albus (Linn.).

3. angustissimus (Giebel), 1874 ( Lipeurus , nec L. angustissimus

Giebel 1866). Insecta epizoa : 229.

Host: ( Ibis rubra) = Guara rubra (Linn.).

4. ardeae (Linn.), 1758 (Pedicidus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10:613. Nomen

novum for Redi’s Pollino dell’ airone.

Host: (Airone) = Ardea c. cinerea Linn.

5. ardealis (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Entomologia Carniolica:

384-

Host: (. Ardea ciconia) =Ciconia c. ciconia (Linn.).

=no. 12.

6. argentinus (Kellogg), 1906 {Lipeurus). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 14:

46, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: Plegadis [falcinellus] guarauna (Linn.).

=no. 44.

*7. atratus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines : 312.

Host: {Ardea caledonica) =Nycticorax caledonicus mina-
hassae Meyer & Wigglesworth.

*8. bicolor (Piaget), 1888 {Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 157, pi. 4
fig. 1.

Host: {Tantalus s£w<?ga/ensrs)=Ephippiorhynchus senega-
lensis (Shaw).

9. botauri (Osborn), 1896 {Lipeurus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.),
5: 234-

Host: Botaurus lentiginosus (Montagu).

=no. 46.

10. capitatus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement :
63, pi. 6 fig. 9.

Host: ( Ibis Hagedasch) — Hagedashia hagedash (Latham).

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ARDEICOLA

*n. castaneus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus) . Pediculines Supplement
62.

Host: ( Ciconia leucocephala) = Dissoura episcopus (Bod-
daert).

12. ciconiae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Nomen novum for “Frisch, ins. 8, p. 9 t. 6.”

Host: {Ardea ciconia)— Ciconia c. ciconia (Linn.).

13. epiphanes (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 {Lipeurus). Ent. News, 22:

21, fig. 2.

Host: (Desert Curlew) =Theristicus branickii Berlepsch &
Stolzmann.

14. episcopi (Qadri), 1936 ( Degeeriella ). Z. Parasitenk., 8: 643,

%• 4-

Host: Dissoura [e.] episcopus (Boddaert).

=no. 11.

15. exilis (Neumann), 1913 {Lipeurus). Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15:

631. Nomen novum for L. gracilis Neumann 1912 {nec
Packard 1870).

Host: {Comatibis comata) = Geronticus eremita (Linn.).

16. expallidus Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 69, 88, fig. 21.

Host: Egretta g. garzetta (Linn.).

*17. fasciatus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus) . Pediculines : 320.

Host: {Ardea span's) = Botaurus s. stellaris (Linn.).

=no. 46.

18. fissomaculatus (Giebel), 1874 {Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 225.

Host: {Mycteria crumemfera)= Leptoptilos crumeniferus

(Lesson).

19. gaibagla Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 256,

fig. 1.

Host: Bubulcus ibis coromandus (Boddaert).

*20. genitalis (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement. 58,
pi. 6 fig. 5.

Host: Leptoptilos crumeniferus (Lesson).

=no. 18.

*21. gracilentus (Piaget), 1890 {Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 244,
pi. 9 fig. 7.

Host: {Ibis rubra) =G\\SLra rubra (Linn.).

22. gracilis (Neumann), 1912 {Lipeurus, nec L. gracilis Packard,

1870). Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 377, figs. 21, 22.

Host: {Comatibis comata) = Ge ronticus eremita (Linn.).

=no. 15.

23. guaraunae Eichler, 1943. Mem. Estud. Mus. zool. Coimbra,

no. 140: 1, fig.

Host: {Ibis guar awmi)=Plegadis falcinellus guarauna (Linn.).
=no. 44.

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ARDEICOLA

24. ibidis (Harrison), 1916 ( Esthiopterum ). Parasitology, 9: 136.

Nomen novum for Lipeurus ibis Le Souef & Bullen (which
is not preoccupied).

=no. 25.

25. ibis (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 [Lipeurus). Viet. Nat., 18: 156,

fig- 2.

Host: Threskiornis [molucca] strictipennis (Gould).

26. lepidus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 383.

Host: [Anastomus coromandelicus) = Anastomus oseitans

(Boddaert).

27. leucoproctus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 384.

Host: Ardea [p.] purpurea Linn.

28. leucopygus (Burmeister), 1838 [Lipeurus). Handb. Ent., 2:

434-

Host: Ardea [c.] cinerea Linn.

=no. 4.

29. linearis (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus, nec L. linearis Nitzsch, 1866).

Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph:. 35.

Host: [Tantalus loculator)^ Mycteria americana Linn.

=no. 30.

30. loculator (Giebel), 1874 [Lipeurus). I nsecta epizoa: 228.

Host: [Tantalus loculator) = Mycteria americana Linn.

*31. macroceros (Piaget), 1885 [Lipeurus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 59, pi. 6 fig. 6.

Host: [Milvago pezoporus. Error). Probably some member
of the Plegadidae.

32. maculatus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.
NatWiss., 28: 383.

Host: Ciconia nigra (Linn.).

*33. minor (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 320.

Host: Ardea [p.] purpurea Linn.

=no. 27.

34. modestus (Giebel), 1874 [Lipeurus). I nsecta epizoa: 233.

Host: [Lestris pomarina. Error) = Ardea cinerea Linn.

=no. 4.

35. obtusus (Stephens), 1829 [Lipeurus). Cat. Brit. Ins., 2: 332.

Unnecessary nomen novum for Pedi cuius ardeae Linn.
=no. 4.

*36. pallidus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus, nec L. pallidus Giebel, 1866).
Pediculines: 312.

Host: [Ardea albolineata) = Demiegretta sacra (Gmelin).

37. phoenicopteri (Macalister), 1871 [Lipeurus). Quart. J. micr. Set.
(n.s.), 11: 163, fig.

Host: [Phoenicopterus ruber. Error) = Ardea cinerea Linn.
=no. 4.

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ARDEICOLA

38. plataleae (Linn.), 1758 (. Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Nomen novum for Redi’s Pollino del palletone.

Host: (Palletone) =Platalea 1. leucorodia Linn.

39. platalearum (Giebel), 1866 (Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

384-

Host: Platalea [1.] leucorodia Linn.

=no. 38.

*40. porrectus (Piaget), 1890 {Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 239,
pi. 9 fig. 3.

Host : {Buceros bicornis. Error). Probably a stork.

41. praelongus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines: 312, pi. 25
fig- 7-

Host: {Tantalus lacteus) = Ibis cinereus (Raffles).

*42. pseudoraphidius (Taschenberg), 1882 {Lipeurus). Nova Acta
Leop.-Carol., 44: 128. Nomen novum for L. raphidius
Piaget, 1880 nec Nitzsch, 1866.

Host: {Ibis cristata) =Lophotibis cristata (Boddaert).

*43. raphidius “N.” (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus, misdetermination
of L. rhapidius Nitzsch, 1866). Pediculines: 317, pi. 26

fig- 3-
=no. 42.

44. rhaphidius (Nitzsch), 1866 {Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.
NatWiss., 28: 384.

Host: {Ibis jalcinellus)= Plegadis f. falcinellus (Linn.).

*45- signatus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines : 310, pi. 25
fig- 7-

Host: Anastomus lamelligerus Temminck.

*46. stellaris (Denny), 1842 {Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 59, 178,
pi. 15 fig. 3.

Host: Botaurus [s.] stellaris (Linn.).

47. tantali (J. C. Fabricius), 1798 {Pediculus). Ent. Syst. Suppl.:

571-

Host: {Tantalus leucocephalus) =Ibis leueocephalus

(Pennant).

48. theristicus (Pessoa & Guimaraes), 1935 {Esthiopterum). Ann.

Fac. Med. S. Paulo, n: 311, figs. 1-5.

Host: Theristicus caudatus (Boddaert).

49. variegatus (Neumann), 1912 {Lipeurus). Arch. Parasit., Paris,

15: 381, figs. 27, 28.

Host: Ciconia nigra (Linn.) (and some nonsensical records).
=no. 32.

50. versicolor (Nitzsch), 1818 {Philopterus) . Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:

292. Nomen novum for Pediculus ciconiae Linn.

—no. 12.

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ARDEIPHAGUS

ARDEIPHAGUS Carriker, 1949

Ardeiphagus. Carriker, 1949, Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 307. Type species: A.
cochlearins Carriker.

i. cochlearius Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 308, figs. 12-14.

Host: Cochlearius c. cochlearius (Linn.).

*2. sulcatus (Piaget), 1888 ( Docophorns ). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 149,
pi. 3 fig. 2.

Host: ( Ardea minuta) =lxobrychus minutus (Linn.).
ARDEIPHILUS Bedford, 1939

Ardeiphilus. Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 139. Type species:
Colpocephalum trochioxum "Nitzsch”.

1. marginatus (Macalister), 1871 ( Colpocephalum ). Quart. J.

micr. Sci. (n.s.), n: 164, fig.

Host: ( Ardea comata) = Ardeola ralloides (Scopoli).

=no. 4.

2. mirzai (Qadri), 1935 ( Cuculiphilus ). Z. Parasitenk., 8: 232,

fig- 5-

Host: Ardeola grayii (Sykes).

3. trochioxus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Colpocephalum ). Handb.Ent., 2-

438.

Host: {Ardea stellaris) =Botaurus s. stellaris (Linn.).

4. vittatus (Rudow), 1866 ( Colpocephalum ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

469.

Host: {Ardea ralloides)— Ardeola ralloides (Scopoli).

5. zonatus (Rudow), 1869 {Colpocephalum). Z. ges * NatWiss., 34:

391-

Host: {Ardea ralloides) = Ardeola ralloides (Scopoli).

=no. 4.

ARGIMENOPON Eichler, 1947

Argimenopon. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 5. Type species: A.
polytrichum Eichler.

Not separable from Amyrsidea.

ARNDT I ELL A Eichler, 1948

Arndtiella. Eichler, 1948, Nalurw. Rdsch. Heft., 2: 82. N omen novum ior Eureum .
Type species: Eureum cimicoides “Nitzsch in Burmeister”.

As explained under Eureum, Eichler holds that a casual remark
made by Johnston and Harrison in 1911 constitutes Menopon
malleus Burmeister the type species of Eureum and thus invalidates
Harrison’s selection of Eureum cimicoides “Nitzsch” as type species

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of the same genus in 1916. He therefore renamed Eureum in the
sense in which it was employed by Harrison in 1916 (and by all
subsequent authors) as Arndtiella. The case is sub judice, having
been referred to the International Commission on Zoological
Nomenclature with a request that they will set aside the type
selection of Johnston and Harrison 1911 (if it be a type selection)
and uphold that of Harrison 1916. Pending the result of this applica-
tion we consider Arndtiella, Eichler 1948 to be an absolute synonym
of Eureum Nitzsch 1818.

ASTROCOTES Keler, 1939

Astrocotes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 109. Type species:
Goniocotes asterocephalus “Nitzsch”.

We do not consider this group separable from Goniodes.
ASTRODES K61er, 1939

Astrodes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 113. Type species:
Astrodes coronatus (Giebel).

Not separable, in our opinion, from Goniodes.

AURICOTES Keler, 1939

Auricotes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 164. Type species:
Goniocotes carpophagae Rudow.

Nearly all the known material of this genus is of extremely doubt-
ful provenance, and the host-records should be regarded with
special suspicion.

1. affinis (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniocotes ). Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol., 44: 97, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: ( Carpophaga rufigastra) — Ducula ruflgaster (Quoy &
Gaimard).

*2. candidus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines Supplement :
40, pi. 4 fig. 9.

Host: ( Ptilopus cinctus-florensis)='LQ\ic,oiYZvon cincta albo-
cincta (Wallace).

3. caputilongus Eichler, 1947. Ark.Zool., 39A, no. 2: 7, figs. 18, 19.

Host: Ducula b. badia (Raffles).

4. carpophagae (Rudow), 1869 ( Goniocotes ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph :. 24.

Host: ( Carpophaga perspicillata) =Ducula perspicillata

(Temminck).

4a. k61eri Eichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 2. Nomen novum for form
described by Keler, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.) 8: 167,
pi. 1 fig. 2, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: (Carpophaga neglecta) =Ducula perspicillata neglecta
(Schlegel).

m. — 4

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5. kurodai (Uchida), 1917 ( Goniocotes ). J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3:

175, pi. 10 fig. 4.

Host: ( Sphenocercus sororius) =Sphenurus sieboldii sororius
(Swinhoe) and (Error: Grauculus rex-pineti).

6. lativenter Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 167,

fig- 95 (9). Pi- 1 fig- 3-

Host: ( Carpophaga bicolor) = Ducula bicolor (Scopoli).

7. limbatus Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 168,

pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: ( Carpophaga aenea) = Ducula aenea (Linn.).

7a. myristicivorae Fichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 2. Nomen novum
for form described by Keler, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.
(n.F.), 8: 167, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: ( Myristicivora melanura)- Ducula melanura (G. R.
Gray).

8. obscurus Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 169,

fig- 95 (7)- P1- 2 fig. 3, pl- 4 fig- 2.

Host: ( Ptilopus /w£//»s)=Megaloprepia magniflca puella

(Lesson).

*9. pellucidus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines Supplement:
40, pl. 4 fig. 10.

Host: ( Glyciphila fasciata. Error, possibly for Ptilopus
fasciata, which = Ptilinopus porphyraceus fasciatus Peale).

*10. quadraticeps (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 42, pl. 4 fig. 12.

Host: ( Paradisea papuana. Error) =some member of

Columbidae.

11. radiatus Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 168,

fig- 95 (6). pl. 2 figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Carpophaga ^>wo») = Ducula pinon (Quoy &

Gaimard).

12. robustus (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniocotes ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 100.

Host: Henicophaps albifrons G. R. Gray.

AUSTRALMENOPON Conci, 1942

Australmenopon. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 30. Type species:
Menopon cinerea Thompson.

We have not seen the type species, so it remains possible that this
is a good genus, but there are no characters in the description that
would separate it from Austromenopon , of which we think it a
synonym.

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AUSTROGONIODES Harrison, 1915

Austrogoniodes. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 398. Type species: Goniocotes
waterstoni Cummings.

i. antarcticus Harrison, 1937. Australas. Antarct. Exped. sci.
Rep. (C), 2: 20, pi. 1 figs. 6, 7.

Host: Pygoscelis adeliae (Hombron & Jacquinot).

*2. bifasciatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines Supple-

ment: 47, pi. 5 fig. 6.

Host: Spheniscus magellanicus (Forster).

3. brevipes (Giebel), 1876 (Goniodes). Ann. Mag. not. Hist. (4),

17: 389.

Host: ( Aptenodytes longirostris) =Aptenodytes patagonica
Halil Mathews.

4. hamiltoni Harrison, 1937. Australas. Antarct. Exped. set. Rep.

(C), 2: 18, pi. 1 figs. 8, 9; pi. 2 figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Eudyptes chrysocone ; see Harrison, p. 46)=Eudyptes
c. crestatus (Miller).

5. macquariensis Harrison, 1937. Atistralas. Antarct. Exped. set.

Rep. (C), 2: 17, pi. 1 figs. 4, 5.

Hosts: {Eudyptes chrysocone ; see Harrison, p. 46)=Eudyptes
c. crestatus (Miller) and Eudyptes schlegeli Finsch.

6. mawsoni Harrison, 1937. Australas. Antarct. Exped. set. Rep.

(C), 2: 15, pi. 1 figs. 2, 3.

Host: Aptenodytes forsteri G. R. Gray.

7. strutheus Harrison, 1915. Parasitology , 7: 399, fig. 2; pi. 27

fig- 15-

Host: Eudyptes sclateri Buller.

*8. waterstoni (Cummings), 1914 ( Goniocotes ). Bull. ent. Res., 5:
173, fig- 8-

Host: Eudyptula minor [novaehollandiae (Stephens)].

AUSTROKELLOGGIA Carriker, 1936

Austrokelloggia. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 175. Type
species: A. intermedia Carriker.

Hypocryptus. Carriker, 1936 ( nec Forster, 1868). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad.,
88: 178. Type species: Strongylocotes ( Lepidophorus ) coniceps Taschenberg.
Hypocrypturellus. Carriker, 1940, Lloydia, 3: 298. Nomen novum for Hypo-
cryptus Carriker, 1936 nec Forster, 1868.

1. boucardi (Carriker), 1944 {Hypocrypturellus). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 226, fig. 29b.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

2. coniceps (Taschenberg), 1882 {Strongylocotes). Nova Acta

Leop.-Carol., 44: 63, pi. 1 fig. 8.

Host: {Tinamus variegatus) = Crypturellus variegatus

(Gmelin).

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AUSTROMENOPON

3. genitalis (Carriker), 1936 {Hypocryptus) . Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 181, pi. 31 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus t. tataupa (Temminck).

4. heterura (Carriker), 1936 ( Hypocryptus ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 179, pi. 31 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus cinereus cinerascens Carriker.

5. idoneus (Carriker), 1944 ( Hypocrypturellus ). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 226, fig. 29a.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

6. inconspicuus (Carriker), 1936 ( Hypocryptus ). Proc. Acad. nat.

Sci. Philad., 88: 180, pi. 32 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus Carriker.

7. intermedia Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

176, pi. 36 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

8. mendax (Guimaraes & Hopkins), 1949 ( Hypocrypturellus ).

Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 76, fig. 7.

Host: Crypturellus parvirostris (Wagler).

9. nigriceps (Carriker), 1936 ( Hypocryptus ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 180, pi. 32 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus soui nigriceps (Chapman).

10. obsoletus (Carriker), 1936 ( Hypocryptus ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 181, pi. 32 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

11. undulatus (Carriker), 1936 ( Hypocryptus ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 180, pi. 32 fig. 4.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

AUSTROMENOPON Bedford, 1939

Austromenopon. Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 122. Type
species: Menopon crocatum Nitzsch.

Australmenopon. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 30. Type species:
Menopon cinerea Thompson.

1. aegialitidis (Durrant), 1906 {Menopon). Ohio Nat., 6: 529,

fig. iC.

Host: ( Aegialitis vocifera) =Charadrius v. vociferus Linn.

2. albemarlei (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 {Menopon). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 488, pi. 31 fig. 5.

Hosts: {Camarhynchus productus and Geospiza fuliginosa.
Errors).

3. ambiguum (Nitzsch), 1874 {Menopon). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 295.

Host: Numenius [p.] phaeopus (Linn.).

—no. 25.

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*4. atrofulvum (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines: 483, pi. 39
fig. 2.

Host: Platalea leucorodia Linn. Probably error for

a member of the Charadriiformes.

5. becki (Kellogg), 1906 [Menopon). Trans. Amer. ent. Soc., 32:

322.

Host: Phaethon aethereus [mesonauta Peters].

6. cinerea (Thompson), 1939 [Menopon). Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.

(11), 3: 532, fig. 1, pi. 1 7 fig. 2.

Host: Struthidea [c.] cinerea Gould. Error?

*7. eircinatum (Piaget), 1890 [Menopon). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 249,
pi. 10 fig. 4.

Host: Stercorarius pomarinus (Temminck).

7a. confine (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 [Menopon). Mag. Parasit.,
Leningr., 10: 260, fig. 2.

Host: Numenius tenuirostris Vieillot.

8. corporosum (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1901 [Menopon). Proc. Acad.

nat. Sci. Philad., 1900: 158, pi. 7 fig. 5.

Host: [Crymophilus fulicarius) = Phalaropus fulicarius

(Linn.).

9. crocatum (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatlViss., 28: 392.

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata (Linn.).

10. cursorius (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 296.

Host: [Cursorius isabellinus) =Cursori\is cursor cursor
(Latham).

10a. durisetosum (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 [Menopon). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 263, fig. 3.

Host: Capella [g.] gallinago (Linn.).

*11. fuscofasciatum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 492,
pi. 40 fig. 9.

Host: [Lestris pomarina) = Stercorarius pomarinus

(Temminck).

12. icterum (Burmeister), 1838 [Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2: 440.

Host: Scolopax [r.] rusticola Linn.

13. indistinctum (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 157, pi. 14 figs. 6, 7.

Host: Recurvirostra americana Gmelin.

14. infrequens (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 161, pi. 15 fig. 5.

Host: Larus glaucescens Naumann.

15. lemniscatum (Enderlein), 1908 [Menopon). Dtsch. siidpolar

Exped. Zool., 2: 456, pi. 62 figs. 203, 207, 210.

Host: Larus dominicanus Lichtenstein (and “junge Exemp-
lare”, presumably nymphs, from Pelecanoides urinatrix).

16. lutescens (Burmeister), 1838 [Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2: 440.

Host: [Tringa ^>Mg«a^)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.).

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17. meyeri (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). I nsecta epizoa: 296.

Host: ( Limosa rufa) = Limosa lapponica lapponica (Linn.).

18. micrandum (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 392.

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

19. miloni (Seguy), 1949 [Menopon). Mem. Inst. Sci. Madagascar,

3a: 165, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Phaeton [1.] lepturus Daudin.

*20. minor (Piaget), 1937 [Menopon, nec 1880). In Thompson, Ann.
Mag. not. Hist. (10), 20: 24.

Host: (S/emacaw//aca) = Thalasseuss.sandvicensis (Latham).

21. nigropleurum (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:

200, 224, pi. 20 fig. 1.

Host: Alca torda Linn.

22. numenii (Rudow), 1869 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 401.

Host: [Numenius /mean's) = Numenius arquata orientalis

C. L. Brehm.

=no. 9.

23. obtusum (Giebel), 1866 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 392.

Host: [Larus tridactylus) =Blssa t. tridactyla Linn.

=no. 29.

*24. pachypus (Piaget), 1888 [Menopon). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 161,
pi. 4 fig. 4.

Host: Sterna hirundo Linn.

25- phaeopodis (Schrank), 1802 [Pediculus). Briefe natur. . . .: 361.

Host: [Scolopax phaeopus) =Hmneni\is p. phaeopus (Linn.).
26. phaeopus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). In Giebel, Z. ges.
NatWiss., 28: 392.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

=no. 27.

*27. ridibundus (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 201,
227, pi. 20 fig. 3.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

28. sternophilum (Ferris), 1932 [Menopon). Bull. Bishop Mus.
Honolulu, 98: 59, fig. 12.

Host: Sterna fuscata [oahuensis Bloxham].

*29. transversum (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:

201, 226, pi. 21 fig. 7.

Host: [Larus tridadylus) — Rissa t. tridactyla (Linn.).

AUSTROPHILOPTERUS Ewing, 1929

Aiistrophilopterus. Ewing, 1929, Manual external Parasites'. 190. Type species:
Philopterus cancellosus Carriker.

i. andigenae Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 175, figs. 24-26.
Host: Andigena hypoglauca [lateralis] Chapman.

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AUSTROPHILOPTERUS

2. calorhynchus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 185, fig. 40.

Host: Aulacorhynchus calorhynchus (Gould).

3. cancellosus (Carriker), 1903 ( Docophorus ). Univ. Stud. Neb.,

3: 132, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: ( Rhamphastos tocard)= Ramphastos swainsoni Gould.

4. castanonotus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 173, figs.

20, 21.

Host: Pteroglossus c. castanotus Gould.

5. cuvieri Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 168, figs. 9-1 1.

Host: Ramphastos c. cuvieri Wagler.

6. dimorphus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 180, figs. 34, 35.

Host: Selenidera spectabilis Cassin.

7. flavirostris Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 171, figs. 17-19.

Host: ( Pteroglossus flavirostris mariae)= Pteroglossus mariae
Gould.

8. incae Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 169, figs. 12-14.

Host: ( Ramphastos cuvieri inca)= Ramphastos inca Gould.

9. megathorax Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 178, fig. 33.

Host: Pteroglossus [viridis] didymus Sclater.

10. microgaster Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 183, fig. 39.

Host: Aulacorhynchus [d.] derbianus Gould.

11. minor Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 170, figs. 15, 16.

Host: ( Ramphocelus vitellinus) — Ramphastos v. vitellinus
Lichtenstein.

12. minutus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 186, figs. 44-46.

Host: Aulacorhynchus p. prasinus (Gould).

13. pacificus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 177, figs. 27-29.

Host: Andigena nigrirostris occidentalis Chapman.

14. sanguineus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 178, figs.

30-32.

Host: Pteroglossus sanguineus Gould.

15. similis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 167, figs. 7, 8.

Host: Ramphastos a. ambiguus Swainson.

16. spinosus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 181, figs. 36, 37.

Host: ( Aulacorhynchus caeruleicinctus borealis)— Aulaco-

rhynchus caeruleicinctus d’Orbigny.

1 7. subsimilis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 166, figs. 4-6.

Host: Ramphastos s. sulfuratus Lesson.

18. subspinosus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 182, fig. 38.

Host: Aulacorhynchus [prasinus] atrogularis (Sturm).

19. sulcatus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 187.

Host: Aulacorhynchus s. sulcatus (Swainson).

20. tenuicapitis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 185, figs.

41-43-

Host: Aulacorhynchus [h.] haematopygus (Gould).

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21. torquatus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 174, figs. 22, 23.

Host: Pteroglossus t. torquatus (Gmelin).

22. truncatus (Piaget), 1888 ( Docophorus ). Tidjschr. Ent., 31: 149,

pl- 3 fig- 3-

Host: ( Aulacorhynchus rubrogularis. Mistranscription)? =

Aulacorhynchus prasinus atrogularis (Sturm.).

BEDFORDIA Keler, 1938

Bedfordia. Keler, 1938 (nec Fahrenholz, 1935). Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.),
5: 463. TYpe species: “B. helogale Bedf.”.

A synonym of Suricatoecus, which we consider to be a natural
group within Felicola.

BEDFORDIELLA Thompson, 1937

Bedfordiella. Thompson, 1937, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 20: 434. Type
species: B. unica Thompson.

We are exceedingly doubtful whether this can be separated from
Pseudonirmus, but have retained it provisionally.

1. unica Thompson, 1937. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 20: 434,
figs. 1, 2.

Host: Pterodroma brevirostris (Lesson).

BITRABECULUS Uchida, 1948

Bitrabeculus. Uchida, 1948, Japan, med. J ., 1: 318. Type species: Docophorus
singularis Kellogg.

A synonym of Philopterus.

BIZARRIFRONS Eichler, 1938

Bizarrifrons. Eichler, 1938, Zool. Anz., 124: 226. Type species: “ Nirmus
magus Nitzsch in Giebel, sensu Wd. Eichl., I938i.”

i. ambiguus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus , nec D. ambiguus Bur-
meister, 1838). Insecta epizoa : 119, pl. 8 figs. 12, 13.

Host: ( Cassicus cristatus) = Ostinops d. decumanus (Pallas).
=no. 5.

*2. clayae Eichler, 1938. Zool. Anz., 124: 228, figs. 3c, f.

Host: Gymnostinops montezuma (Lesson).

3. francisi (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Nebr., 3: 139,

pl- 2 fig. 5.

Host: Zarhynchus wagleri [ridgwayi van Rossem].

4. maculatus (Rudow), 1869 (Docophorus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 12.

Host: (Cassicus Yuaracares) — Gymnostinops y. yuracares
(Lafresnaye & d’Orbigny).

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BONOMIELLA

5. magus (Nitzsch), 1866 (. Nirmus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 367 (mis-spelt majus, but see Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
18: 301).

Host: ( Cassicus cristatus) =Ostinops d. decumanus (Pallas).
*6. meinertzhageni Eichler, 1938. Zool. Anz., 124: 232, figs. 3d, g.
Host: Cassidix m. mexicanus (Gmelin).

BONOMIELLA Conci, 1942

Bonomielia. Conci, 1942, Riv. Soc. Stud. Venezia Tridentina, 23: 1. Type
species: B. insolitunguicolata Conci.

1. concii Eichler, 1947. Tierdrtz .- Umschau, 2: 264, figs. 1-5.

Host: Streptopelia d. deeaocto (Frivaldszky).

2. insolitunguicolata Conci, 1942, Riv. Soc. Stud. Venezia Triden-

tina, 23: i, figs. 1-5. "

Host: (Colombo) = Some member of the Columbidae.

BOOPIA Piaget, 1880

Boopia. Piaget, 1880, Pediculines: 599. Type species (by monotypy): B.
tarsata Piaget.

Phacogalia. Mjoberg, 1919, lint. Tidskr., 40: 95. Type species: Heterodoxus
brevispinosus Harrison & Johnston.

Kileriella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 161. Type species: B. notafusca Le
Souef.

1. bettongia Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 50, fig. 2.

Host: ( Bettongia rufescens. Error) =Perameles nasuta

Geoffroy.

2. brevispinosa (Harrison & Johnston), 1916 ( Heterodoxus ).

Parasitology , 8: 355, fig. 12.

Host: ( Phascologale flavipes) =Antechinus flavipes Water-
house.

=no. 10.

3. dubia Werneck & Thompson, 1940. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 35:

419, figs. 9-12.

Host: Lasiorhinus latifrons (Owen).

4. grandis Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement-. 154, pi. 16 fig. 8.

Host: Macropus rufus (Desmarest).

5. minuta Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 51, pi. fig. 3.

Host: (. Macropus dorsal's) =Protemnodon dorsalis (Gray).
Probably=no. 7.

6. mjobergi Werneck & Thompson, 1940. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz,

35: 428, fig. 27.

Host: Macropus major Shaw.

7. notafusca Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 50, fig. 1.

Host: ( Macropus «a/a&a^s)=Protemnodon bicolor (Des-
marest).

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BOTHRIOMETOPUS

8. peregrina Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6: 21, 240, figs, io-18, 132,

pi. 4 fig. 9.

Host: {Lutra pruneri. Error) = Macropus ruf us (Desmarest).
=no. 4.

9. phanocerata Harrison & Johnston, 1916. Parasitology , 8: 348,

fig- 7-

Host: Perameles nasuta Geoffroy.

=no. 1.

10. spinosa Harrison & Johnston, 1916. Parasitology , 8: 350, fig. 9.

Host: ( Macropus ualabatus) = Protemnodon dorsalis (Gray),
but probably error for Antechinus sp.

11. tarsata Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 599, pi. 50 fig. 1.

Host: (P/tascoPwys /ossor)=Phascolomis ursinus (Shaw).

12. uncinata Harrison & Johnston, 1916. Parasitology , 8: 349, fig. 8.

Host: ( Dasyurus wac?</«£«s) = Dasyurus quoll (Zimmermann).

BOTHRIOMETOPUS Taschenberg, 1882

Bothriometopus. Taschenberg, 1882, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol., 44: 188. Type
species (by monotypy): Lipeurus macrocnemis “N”.

1. macrocnemis (Burmeister), 1838 {Lipeurus). Handb. Ent., 2:

433-

Host: ( Palamendra cornuta) =Anhima cornuta (Linn.).

2. simillimus (Giebel), 1874 {Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa\ 231.

Host: {Palamedea chavaria) — Chauna chavaria (Linn.).

BOVICOLA Ewing, 1929

Bovicola. Ewing, June 1929, Manual external Parasites : 121, 123, 193. Type
species: Trichodectes caprae Gurlt.

Inseparable, in our opinion, from Damalinia.

BOV1DOECUS Bedford, 1929

Bovidoecus. Bedford, Oct. 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 518. Type species:
Trichodectes bovis Linne.

A synonym of Bovicola, which is inseparable from Damalinia.

BRUELIA Keler, 1936

Briielia. Keler, 1936, Arb. morph. -tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlern, 3: 257. Type
species: B. rossittensis K61er.

Corvonirmus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Nirmus
uncinosus “Nitzsch in Burmeister”.

Meropsiella. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 104. Type species: Nirmus
apiastri Denny.

Painjunirmus. Ansari, 1947, Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 285. Type species:
P. pengya Ansari.

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Traihoriella. Ansari, 1947, l.c.\ 290. Type species: T. punjabensis Ansari.
Guimaraesiella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 11. Type species:
Docopliorus subalbicans Pgt.

Xobugirado. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13. Type species: Nirmus
submar ginellus “Ntz. sensu Piaget”.

i. abrupta (Osborn), 1896 [Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.),5:
229, pi. 2 fig. C.

Host: ( Colinus virginianus. Error) probably=some member
of Icteridae.

*2. acutangulata (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 156, pi. 13
5-

Host: Gracula religiosa Linn.

3. ajfinis (Nitzsch), 1874 (Nirmus, nec N. ajflnis Children, 1836)

Insect a epizoa : 132.

Host: (Corvus glandarius) = Garrulus g. glandarius (Linn.).
=no. 45.

4. albida (Rudow), 1869 (Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .: 21.

Host: Lamprocolius nitens (Linn.).

5. amazonae Stafford, 1943. Boll. Ent. Venezol., 2: 52, figs.

37-39-

Host: (Amazona ochrocephala. Error) =Cacicus cela cela
(Linn.). (Information kindly supplied by Mr. M. A.
Carriker.)

*6. ampullata (Piaget), 1885 (Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement :
25, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: (Cyanopolius Cooki) =Cyanopica cyanus cooki

Bonaparte.

*7. angulata (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines-. 134, pi. 11 fig. 4.
Host: (Strix flammea. Error).

8. angustifrons (Carriker), 1902 (Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 10:
221, pi. 21 fig. 2.

Host: Chondestes grammacus strigatus Swainson.

*9. apiastri (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 52, 133,
pi. 10 fig. 4.

Host: Merops apiaster Linn.

10. argula (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 430.

Host: Corvus corax [corax Linn.].

11. audax (Kellogg), 1899 (Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.,

6: 25, pi. 2 fig. 8.

Host: Auriparus [f.] flaviceps Sundeval.

*12. bicurvata (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 159, pi. 13
fig. 8.

Host: (Vidua par adisea)= Steganura paradisaea (Linn.).

13. biguttata (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 (Nirmus). Rec. ind. Mus.,
10: 234, pi. 14 fig. 2.

Host: (Gr aculus graculus) =Pyrrhocorax g. graculus (Linn.).

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*14. biocellata (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 666, pi. 55
%• 2.

Host: Pica [pica] leucoptera Gould.

15. bipunctata (Rudow), 1870 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 467.
Host: ( Corvus scapulatus) = Corvus albus Muller.

=no. hi.

*16. bisetacea (Piaget), 1885 (Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement. 27,
pi. 3 fig. 6.

Host: ( Eurycercus Prevostii) = Aerocharis prevostii (Lesson).

17. brachythorax (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 134.

Host: Bombycilla [g.] garrulus (Linn.).

18. brasiliensis (Giebel), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 367.

Host: (Tanagra brasiliensis) =C&\os\)\zdL brasiliensis (Linn.).
*19. brevipes (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines'. 179, pi. 15 fig. 3.
Host: ( Tringa subarquata. Error) =some member of

Hirundinidae.

*20. cedrorum (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 151, pi. 12
fig. 9.

Host: (Ampelis cedrorum) — Bombycilla cedrorum Vieillat.

21. cela Stafford, 1843. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 2: 53, figs. 40, 41.

Host: Cacicus cela cela (Linn.).

=no. 5.

21a. chelydensis Hopkins, 1951. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 4: 377.

Nomen novum for B. galapagensis (Kell. & Kuw.) 1900,
p. 474 nec p. 464 nor p. 471.

22. chrysomytris (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 (Degeeriella). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 60, 86, fig. 16.

Host: (Chrysomytris s^uwws)=Carduelis spinus (Linn.).

*23. coniceps (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 136, pi. 11 fig. 6.

Host: (Buceros cassidix)—Aceros cassidix (Temminck).

24. conocephalus (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 (Degeeriella). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 8: 64, 87, fig. 18.

Host: Sitta europaea caucasica Reich. ^ S.e. rubiginosa
Tsch. & Zar.

*25. corydalla Timmermann, 1950. Fauna islandica , 1: 5, fig. 3
(right).

Host: Anthus [p.] pratensis (Linn.).

26. crassipedalis (Harrison), 1916 (Degeeriella). Parasitology, 9: in.

Nomen novum for Nirmus crassipes Piaget.

Referred here doubtfully.

27. crassipes (Piaget), 1885 (Nirmus, nec N. crassipes Denny 1852).

Pediculines Supplement : 30, pi. 3 fig. 10.

Host: Thinocorus rumicivorus Eschscholtz.

=no. 26.

28. cruciata (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: Lanius collurio Linn.

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29. cyclothorax (Burmeister), 1838 ( Nirmus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.
Hosts: {Fringilla montana) = Passer montanus (Linn.) and

Fringilla montifringilla Linn.

*30. daumae (Clay), 1936 {Degeeriella) . Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1935:
910, figs. 5, 7c, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: Turdus d. dauma Latham.

*31. deficiens (Piaget), 1885 {Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement'. 23,
P1- 3 %• 3-

Host: ( Cyanopolius cooki) =Cyanopica cyanus cooki

Boucharte.

32. delicata (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 368.

Host: Emberiza [c.] citrinella Linn.

33. densilimba (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges NatWiss.,

28: 368.

Host: {Fringilla carduelis)— Carduelis c. carduelis (Linn.).

34- diaprepes (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 {Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.
Soc., 10: 158, pi. 13 fig. 4.

Host: Vestiaria coccinea Forster.

Generic position doubtful.

*35. docophoroides (Piaget), 1885 {Nirmus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 19, pi. 2 fig. 8.

Host: {Tchitrea affinis) =Tchitrea paradisi floris (Butt.).

36. domestica (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 93.

Host: {Chelidon erythrogastra)— Hirundo rustica erythro-
gastra Bodd.

37. ductilis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 89, pi. 6 fig. 8.

Host: Empidonax [d.] diflicilis Baird.

*38. elongata (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus, nec N. elongatus Olfers 1816).
Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53, 140, pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: {Hirundo urbica) =Delichon u. urbica (Linn.).

=no. 48.

*39. erythropteri (Piaget), 1885 {Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement:
28, pi. 3 fig. 8.

Host: {Merops erythropterus) = Melittophagus pusillus

(P. L. S. Mtiller).

40. eustigma (Kellogg), 1896 {Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 493, pi. 67 fig. 3.

Host: {Trochilus a?m&)=Calypte anna (Lesson).

41. exigua (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 366.

Host: ( Sylvia fg^ys)=Phoenicurus ochrurus gibraltariensis

(Gmelin).

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42. galapagensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 464, pi. 28 fig. 4.

Host: Geospiza fuliginosa Gould.

43. galapagensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902, p. 471 ( Nirmus ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 471, pi. 29 fig. 5.

Host: Geospiza fuliginosa Gould.

=no. 42.

44. galapagensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902, p. 474 {Nirmus, nec

p. 471). Proc. Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 474.

Host: Geospiza fuliginosa Gould.

=no. 21a.

*45. glandarii (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.'. 51, 129,
pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host: Garrulus glandarius [rufitergum Hartert].

*46. goniocotes (Piaget), 1885 {Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement:
33, pi. 4 fig. 3.

Host: {Dacelo gigas. Error).

*47. goniodes (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines : 665, pi. 55
fig. 1.

Host: Coua serriana Pucheran.

48. gracilis (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: {Hirundo «rfo'ca)=Delichon u. urbica (Linn.).

*49. grandalae (Clay), 1936 {Degeeriella). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,
1935: 912, fig. 7e, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Grandala c. coelicolor Hodgson.

*50. hamatofasciata (Piaget), 1890 {Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent.,
33: 225, pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host : {Penelopides manilae. Error). Probably some member
of the Corvinae.

51. hectica (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 366.

Host: {Sericulus *rg<3ws)= Sericulus c. chrysocephalus
(Lewin).

*52. iliaci (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 51, 130,
pi. 9 fig. 4.

Host: {T urdus iliacus) =Turdus m. musicus Linn.

53. illustris (Kellogg), 1896 {Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:
494, pl- 67 fig- 4-

Host: Agelaius [p.] phoeniceus (Linn.).

=no. 94.

*54. immaculata (Piaget), 1890 {Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 230,
pl. 8 fig. 7.

Host: {Oedicnemus crepitans. Error).

55. indonesiana Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 8, fig. 20.

Host: {Artamides sumatrensis) =Cora,cinsL striata sumatrensis
(Sal. Muller).

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56. infrequens (Carriker), 1902 ( Nirmus ). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 20
%• 5-

Host: Calcarius [1.] lapponicus (Linn.).

*57. inornata Timmermann, 1950. Fauna islandica, 1: 3, fig. 3 (left).
Host: Turdus musicus coburni Sharpe.

58. intermedia (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 366.

Hosts: Turdus pilaris Linn, and Turdus torquatus [alpestris
Brehm] .

59. interposita (Kellogg), 1899 [Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Set., 6: 23, pi. 2 fig. 7.

Host: [Dendroica &ry#«ft')=Dendroica petechia aequatorialis
Sundevall and D. e. erithachorides Baird.

60. juno (Giebel), 1874 [Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 137.

Host: [Coccothraustes europaeus) =Coccothraustes c. cocco-
thraustes (Linn.).

*61. koslovae (Clay), 1936 [Degeeriella). Proc. zool.Soc. Lond., 1935:
908, fig. 3, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Podoces biddulphi Hume.

62. lais (Giebel), 1874 [Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 143.

Host: [Luscinia lusciola)= Luscinia m. megarhynchos

Brehm.

*63. laticeps (Piaget), 1888 [Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 152, pi. 3
fig- 5-

Host: [Aulacorhynchus rubrogularis. Mistranscription) =

Aulacorhynchus prasinus atrogularis (Sturm.).

*64. latifasciata (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines: 143, pi. n
fig. 11.

Host: (“Xulla mangola” — a locality) =Corvus e. enca (Hors-
field) (see Clay, 1940, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 6 : 432).

65. lautiuscula (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 [Nirmus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 90, pi. 6 fig. 9.

Host: Amphispiza [b.] belli (Cassin).

66. leucocephalus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 365.

Host: Corvus albicollis Latham.

67. limbata (Burmeister), 1838 [Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: Loxia [c.] curvirostra Linn.

68. longa (Kellogg), 1896 [Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:

490, pi. 67 fig. 1.

Hosts: [Tachycineta bicolor) =Iridoprocne bicolor Vieillot and
[Petrochelidon lunifrons)= Petrochelidon a. albifrons
(Rafinesque).

*69. longiabdominalis (Eichler), 1949 [Guimaraesiella). Boll. Soc.

ent. Ital., 79: 12. Nomen novum for Docophorus subalbicans
var. beta Piaget.

Host: [Paradisea sexpennis)=¥a,ToX\2L sefilata (Pennant).

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*70. longiceps (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 663, pi. 54
fig. 6.

Host: Brachypteracias leptosomus (Lesson).

Not actually Briielia but an undescribed genus derived from
this.

*71. longipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 160, pi. 13 fig. 9.
Host: (S cis sir 0 strum Pagei (dubium) ) = Seissirostrum d.

dubium (Latham).

72. mandarina (Giglioli), 1864 (Nirmus). Quart. J. micr. Sci., 4:

22, pi. 1.

Host: Turdus [merula] mandarinus (Bonaparte).

=no. 80.

73. marginalis (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 431.

Host: Turdus pilaris Linn.

=no. 74.

74. marginata (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 431.

Host: Turdus pilaris Linn.

75. marginalia (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 38:

368.

Host: (Prionites momota) =Momotus momota (Linn.).

76. melanococa (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

141, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Host: Piranga bidentata sanguinolenta (Lafresnaye).

77. menura (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 (Nirmus). Viet. Nat., 18:

157, % 7-

Host: (Menura superba) = Menura novaehollandiae Latham.

=no. 78.

78. menuraelyrae (Coinde), 1859 (Nirmus). Bull. Soc. imp. Nat.

Moscou, 32: 424.

Host: (Menure-Lyre) = Menura novaehollandiae Latham.

79. merulae (Denny), 1852 (Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura: 18. Nomen novum for N.merulensis
Denny.

=no. 80.

*80. merulensis (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 51,
128, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: Turdus [m.] merula Linn.

*81. modularis (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 151.

Host: (Accentor modularis) = Prunella modularis (Linn.).
*82. multipunctata (Clay), 1936 (Degeeriella). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,
1935: 906, fig. 2, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Nucifraga caryocatactes multipunctata Gould.

83. munda (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 366.

Host: (Oriolus galbula) — Oriolus 0. oriolus (Linn.).

*84. myiophoneae (Clay), 1936 (Degeeriella). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,
1935: 911, fig. 7g, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: (Myiophoneus t. temminckii) — Myiophoneus coeruleus
temminckii Vigors.

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85. nebulosa (Burmeister), 1838 ( Nirmus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: Sturnus [v.] vulgaris Linn.

86. nesiotes (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 {Nirmus). Ent. News, 23: 60.

Host : {Haematopus bachmani. Error). Probably = member of
Ramphastidae.

87. nigropicta (Carriker), 1902 {Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.Soc., 10: 219,

pi. 21 fig. 1.

Host: Pica pica hudsonia (Sabine).

=no. 14.

*88. nigrosignata (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines : 157, pi. 13
fig. 6.

Host: ( Gracula {Beo) javanensis) = Gracula religiosa Linn.

89. nitzschi Keler, 1938. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 5:

232, fig. 2.

Host: Cyanocorax cyanomelas (Vieillot).

90. nivalis (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 140.

Host: {Emberiza mwa^'s) =Plectrophenax n. nivalis (Linn.).

91. nuda (Giebel), 1879 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 52: 475.

Host: {Seleucides a/6a)= Seleucides nigricans (Shaw).

92. ochroleuca (Nitzsch), 1874 {Docophorus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 90.

Host: (Gemeinen Staar)= Sturnus v. vulgaris Linn.

=no. 85.

93. olivacea (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 431.

Host: {Corvus cary ocatoctes) =Nucifraga c. caryoeatactes
(Linn.).

94. ornatissima (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa\ 144.

Host: {Agelaius phoenicurus. Mistranscription) =Agelaius
phoeniceus (Linn.).

95. ovalis (Neumann), 1890 {Nirmus). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toulouse, 24: 61.

Hosts: {Dasyptilus Pecqueti and Eclectus polychlorus. Both
erroneous).

96. oxypyga (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 135.

Host: {Sturnella pyrrhocephala) = Amblyrhamphus holo-

sericeus (Scopoli).

*97. pallida (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines : 144, pi. n
fig. 12.

Host: ( Ptilorhynchus buccoides) =Buccohitta buecoides

oorti (Rothschild & Hartert).

98. pallida (Osborn), 1896 {Nirmus, nec Piaget, 1880). Bull. U.S.
Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 227.

Host: {Habia /wiowaana)=Plieucticus ludovicianus (Linn.).
=no. 99.

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99. pallidula (Harrison), 1916 {Degeeriella). Parasitology , 9: 120.

Nomen novum for pallida Osborn 1896 nec Piaget, 1880.
100. papuana (Giebel), 1879 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss.,
52: 475-

Host: (Paradisea papuana) — Paradisea ra, minor Shaw.
*101. paraboliceps (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines: 135, pi. n
fig- 5-

Host: ( Psittacus aterrimus. Error).

*102. paraboliceps (Piaget), 1890 {nec 1880) ( Docophorus ). Tijdschr.
Ent., 33: 224, pi. 8 fig. 2.

Host: ( Menura (yra) = Menura novaehollandiae Latham.
=no. 78.

103. parabolocybe (Carriker), 1903 {Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

137, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host. Tyrannus melancholicus [chloronotus Berlepsch].

104. parviguttata (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 {Degeeriella). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 62, 86, fig. 17.

Host: Alauda arvensis cantarella Bonaparte.

105. pengya (Ansari), 1947 {Painjunirmus). Proc. nat. Inst. Sci.

India, 13: 285, fig. 10.

Host: {Turdoides t. terricolor)— Turdoides sindianus somer-
villei Ticehurst.

106. peninsularis (Kellogg), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap. CaliJ. Acad.

Sci., 6: 21, pi. 2 fig. 9.

Host: Phainopepla nitens [lepida van Tyne],

107. picturata (Osborn), 1896 {Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 226.

Host: Sturnella [m.] magna (Linn.).

108. propinqua (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 136.

Host: Loxia pityopsittacus Borkhausen.

109. ptiliogonis (Carriker), 1903 {Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 143.

Host: Ptilogonys caudatus Cabanis.
no. punjabensis (Ansari), 1947 {Traihoriella). Proc. nat. Inst. Sci.
India, 13: 290, fig. 11.

Host: Megalaima virens marshallorum Swinhoe.
in. quadrangularis (Rudow), 1869 {Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn.
M allop h.: 18.

Host: ( Corvus scapulatus)— Corvus albus Muller.

112. rhamphasti (Carriker), 1903 {Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

135, pi. 2 fig. 1.

Host: ( Rhamphastos tocard) = Rhamphastos swainsonii

Gould.

113. rhipidura (Thompson), 1941 {Degeeriella). Ann. Mag. nat.

Hist, (n), 7: 553, fig. 4.

Host: Leucouria c. cockerelli (Rams.) or Rhipidura leuco-
phrys melaleuca (Quoy & Gaimard).

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114. rossittensis Keler, 1936. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem,

3: 257, fig. 1. '

Host: Bombycilla [g.] garrulus (Linn.).

=no. 17.

115. rotundata (Osborn), 1896 ( Nirmus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 226.

Host: ( Corvus americanus) =Corvus corone brachyrhynchus
Brehm.

*116. rotundifrontalis (Eichler), 1949 [Guimaraesiella). Boll. Soc.

ent. Ital., 79: 12. Nomen novum for Docophorus

subalbicans var. alpha Piaget.

Host: Paradisaea rubra Daudin.

117. satelles (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

365-

Host: ( Epimachus regius) =Ptilorhis paradiseus Swainson.
*118. semiannulata (Piaget), 1883 [Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 26:
156, pi. 9 fig. 3.

Host: [Barita /ewco»ota)=Gymnorhina hypoleuca leuco-
nota Gould.

119. serena (Rudow), 1869 [Docophorus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:
16.

Host: [Loxia sp. from Japan, see Rudow i87o)=Loxla
curvirostra japonica (Ridg.).

=no. 67.

*120. setifer (Piaget), 1885 [Docophorus). Pediculines Supplement :
8, pi. 1 fig. 9.

Host: [Epimachus niger)? =Seleucides nigricans (Shaw).
*121. sexmaculata (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines : 666, pi. 55
fig- 3-

Host: [Dicrurus retifer) — Bhringa r. remifer (Temminck).
122. stenozona (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 [Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.
Soc., 10: 158, pi. 13 fig. 3.

Hosts: [Munia nisoria) =Lonchura punctulata nisoria

(Temminck) and Vestiaria coccinea (Forster).

*123. straminea (Denny), 1842 [Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53,
139, pi. 8 fig. 9.

Host: [Picus w^;oz)=Dendrocopos major anglicus

(Hartert).

*124. stresemanni (Clay), 1936 [Degeeriella). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,
1935: 910, figs. 6, 7b, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: Zoothera [m.] monticola Vigors.

*125. subacuta (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines: 137, pi. 11

fig- 7-

Host: [Scissirostrum Pagei [dubium)) =Scissirostrum

dubium (Latham).

*126. subalbicans (Piaget), 1885 [Docophorus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 6, pi. 1 fig. 8.

Host: [Paradisea ^a/>«awa)=Paradisea m. minor Shaw.
=no. 100.

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*127. subalbicans var. a (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines
Supplement: 7.

=no. 116.

*128. subalbicans var. (3 (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines
Supplement: 7.

=no. 69.

129. sublucida (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 ( Degeeriella ). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 58, 85, fig. 15.

Host: ( Dryobates major poelzami)- Dendrocopos major
poelzami (Bogd.).

=no. 123.

130. submarginalis (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 ( Degeeriella ).

Proc. roy. Soc. Qd, 24: 11. Unintentional nomen novum
for Nirmus submar ginellus Nitzseh.

=no. 78.

131. submarginella (Nitzseh), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 368.

Host: ( Menura superba) = Menura novaehollandiae Latham.
=no. 78.

132. subtilis (Nitzseh), 1874 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa:

137-

Hosts: (Fringilla montana)— Passer m. montanus (Linn.)
and (Fringilla domestica)= Passer d. domesticus (Linn.).

133. superciliosa (Nitzseh), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 370.

Host: (Picus medius) — Dendrocopos m. medius (Linn.).

134. tenuis (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: (H. riparia) = Rip3LTia r. riparia (Linn.).

135. tristis (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 143.

Host: (Luscinia rubecxda) — Erithacus r. rubecula (Linn.).

136. trithorax (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: (Fringilla cMCM//ato)=Paroaria coronata (Miller).

137. uncinosa (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 430.

Host: Corvus [c.] cornix Linn.

138. varia (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 430.

Hosts: (Corvus corone. Error) and Corvus monedula [sper-
mologus Vieillot].

139. virgata (Kellogg), 1899 (Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.Sci.,

6: 19, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Amblycerus [h.] holosericeus (Lichtenstein).

*140. viscivori (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopi. Brit.: 50, 124,
pi. 7 fig. 7.

Host: Turdus [v.] vlscivorus Linn.

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141. vulgata (Kellogg), 1896 ( Nirmus ). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 495, pi. 67 fig. 5.

Hosts: Carpodacus purpureus califomicus Baird, Carpo-
dacus mexicanus frontalis Say, Zonotrichia coronata
(Pallas), Zonotrichia [leucophrys] gambeli (Nuttall),
Pipilo maculatus megalonyx Baird, Pipilo fuscus crissalis
(Vigors), Junco [h.] hyemalis (Linn.) and ( Merula
migratoria)= Turdus m. migratorius Linn.

142. xanthocephali (Osborn), 1896 {Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 224.

Host: Xanthoeephalus xanthocephalus (Bonaparte).

*143. zootherae (Clay), 1936 ( Degeeriella ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,
1935: 9°9> figs- 4. 7a> P1- 2 fig. 1.

Host: Zoothera marginata [parva Delacour].

BUCERONIRMUS Hopkins, 1941

Buceronirmus. Hopkins, 1941, J. ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 4: 43. Type species:
B. longicuneatus Hopkins.

*1. albescens (Piaget), 1890 {Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 226,
pi. 8 fig. 4.

Host: {Sarcorhamphus gryphus. Error) =some member of
Bucerotidae.

2. albipes (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement: 81,
pi. 8 fig. 9.

Host: {Buceros semifasciatus) = Tockus fasciatus semifascia-
tus (Hartlaub.).

*3. arcellus (Piaget), 1885 {Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement : 31,
pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: {Agelastus meleagrides. Error) =Hornbill.

*4. grandiceps (Piaget), 1888 {Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 150,
pl- 3 fig- 4-

Host: Penelopides [panini] manillae (Boddaert).

*5. longicuneatus Hopkins, 1941. J. ent. Soc. sthrn Apr., 4: 44,
figs. 5, 6.

Host: Bycanistes subcylindricus subquadratus Cabanis.

6. taurus (Giebel), 1876 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 47: 347.

Host: {Buceros leucopygus) = Bycanistes bucinator sharpii
(Elliot).

*7. trabeculus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement :
80, pl. 8 fig. 8.

Host: {Pitta n. Guineae. Error) =Hornbill.

*8. zonatus (Piaget), 1881 {Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 24: 3, pl. 1
fig- 3-

Host: ( Buceros nepalensis)=A.ceros nipalensis (Hodgson).

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BUCEROPHAGUS

BUCEROPHAGUS Bedford, 1929

Bucerophagus. Bedford, 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 509. Type species:
B. africanus Bedford.

Antimenopon. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 3: 3. Type species: Menopon
forcipatus “Ntz.i.Gbl.”.

i. africanus Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 509, figs, n,
11a, 12.

Host: ( Bucorvus schlegeli) =Bucorvus leadbeateri (Vigors).
*2. eurygaster (Piaget), 1888 ( Colpocephalum ). Tijdschr. Ent., 31:
162, pi. 4, fig. 5.

Host: ( Leptoptilus argala. Error) = Bucorvus abyssinicus
(Boddaert) (see Clay, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 4: 180).
=no. 4.

3. forcipatus (Nitzsch), 1874 {Menopon). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 289, pi. 15 figs. 7, 8.

Host: Buceros rhinoceros [sumatranus Schlegel and Muller] .

4. productus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Colpocephalum ). Handb. Ent.,

2: 439-

Host: ( Bucerus abyssinicus)— Bucorvus abyssinicus (Bod-
daert).

5. vittatus (Giebel), 1874 {Colpocephalum). Insecta epizoa: 266.

Nomen novum for Colpocephahim productum “Nitzsch”.
=no. 4.

CAMPANULOTES Keler, 1939

Campanulotes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 157. Type
species: Goniocotes compar “Nitzsch”.

1. bidentatus (Scopoli), 1763 {Pediculus). Entomologia Carniolica:
385-

Host: Columba [p.] palumbus Linn.

*2. bisetosus (Piaget), 1880 {Goniocotes). Pediculines: 228, 712,
pi. 19 fig. 3.

Host: {Gastrogon {Geotrychon on p. 712) linearis) Oreope-

leia linearis (Prevost).

3. compar (Burmeister), 1838 {Goniocotes). Handb. Ent., 2: 431.

Host: Columba livia [domestica].

3a. drosti Eichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 2.

Host: Columba [0.] oenas Linn.

4. flavus (Rudow), 1869 {Goniodes). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .: 27.

Host: Phaps chalcoptera (Latham).

5. formosanus (Sugimoto), 1929 {Goniocotes). Rep. Dep. Agric.

Res. Inst. Formosa, 43: 25.

Host: Columba livia domestica.

=no. 3.

CAPRAIELLA

CAPRAIELLA Conci, 1941

Capraiella. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 126. Type species: "Degeeriella
subcuspidata Nitzsch”.

*1. fulva (Piaget), 1885 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines Supplement : 70,
pi. 7 fig. 7.

Host: ( Imochorus rumicivorus. Error) =some member of
Coraciiformes.

2. piageti Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 141: 57. Nomen novum for

Nirmus subcuspidatus Piaget, 1880, nec Burmeister, 1838.

3. subcuspidata (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2:

430.

Host: Coracias [g.] garrulus Linn.

*4. subcuspidata, (Piaget), 1880 (nec Burmeister, 1838) (Nirmus).
Pddiculines: 148, pi. 12 fig. 5.

Host: (Coracias (Eurystomus) Temmincki)= Coracias tem-
minckii (Vieillot).

=no. 2.

CARDUICEPS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Carduiceps. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 4: 451.
Type species: Degeeriella complexiva (Kellogg & Chapman).

*1. cingulatus (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 54,
146, pi. 11 fig. 3.

Host: (Limosa melanura) — Limosa 1. limosa (Linn.).

2. complexivus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Nirmus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 75, pi. 6 fig. 3.

Host: (Calidris arenaria)= Croeethia alba (Pallas).

3. dentatus (Mjoberg), 1910 (Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6: 143, fig. 75.

Host: Platalea sp. Doubtless error.

4. fulvofasciatus (Grube), 1851 (Nirmus). Middendorff's sibir.

Reise, 2: 475, pi. 31 fig. 1.

Hosts: (Tringa cinerea) =Xenus cinereus (Guldenstaedt),
( Tringa ^Mgwa^)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.) and ( T .
subarquata) = Erolia testacea (Pallas).

5. fuscofasciatus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 165.

Unintentional nomen novum for N. fulvofasciatus Grube.
=no. 4.

6. mallophagulus Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 141: 58.

Host: Dust of drawer that had contained Eurypyga helias
sspp.

7. paradoxus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus, nec N. paradoxus Rudow,

1869). Insecta epizoa: 165.

Host: (Phalaropus hyperboreus)=~Pha,\a,ro^\is lobatus (Linn.).
=no. 9.

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*8. scalaris (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 190, pi. 17 fig. 2.
Host: (Machetes /wgmi;c)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.).

9. subscalaris (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 189, pi. 17
fig. 1.

Host: (Phalaropus hyperboreus)='P'hal2LTOV\is lobatus (Linn.).

10. terekiae (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 ( Degeeriella ). Mag. Parasit.,

Leningr., 10: 280, fig. 13.

Host: ( Terekia cinerea) =Xenus cinereus (Giildenstaedt).

11. zonarius (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatlViss., 28: 374.

Hosts: (Numenius arquatus. Error), ( Tringa minuta) =

Erolia minuta (Leisler) and (T. cinclus) = Erolia alpina

(Linn.).

CARRIKERELLA Eichler, 1941

Carrikerella. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 127. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum armiferum Kellogg.

An absolute synonym of Hoazineus Guimaraes, 1940.

CARRIKERIA Hopkins, 1947

Carrikeria. Hopkins, 84.1947, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 13: 182. Type species:
Menacanthus megaspinus Carriker.

Ctenomenacanthus. Conci, 10.vii.1947, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 77: 31. Type species:
Menacanthus megaspinus Carriker.

i. megaspinus (Carriker), 1940 (Menacanthus). Lloydia, 3: 293,
pi. 3 figs. 5, 6.

Host: Opisthocomus hoazin (P. L. S. Muller).

CEBIDICOLA Bedford, 1936

Cebidicola. Bedford, 1936, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 52. Type species:
Trichodectes armatus Neumann.

Meganarion. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 5: 465. Type species:
Trichodectes armatus Neumann.

1. armatus (Neumann), 1913 (Trichodectes). Arch. Parasit.,

Paris, 15: 608, figs. 1-4.

Host: (Eriodes arachnoides) =Brachyteles arachnoides (E.
Geoffroy).

2. extrarius Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 9, figs.

10, 11.

Host: (Skin of Tamandua tetradady la) = some member of
Cebidae.

3. semiarmatus (Neumann), 1913 (Trichodectes). Arch. Parasit.,

Paris, 15: 61 1, fig. 5.

Host: (Mycetes /wsczis) = Alouatta ursina (Humboldt).

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CHAPINIA

CECALYMENUS Enderlein, 1917

Cecalymenus. Enderlein, 1917, Zool. Am., 49: 243. Type species: C. oestre-
latae Enderlein.

A synonym of Trabeculus.

CERVICOLA Keler, 1938

(Cervicola. Keler, 1934, Bull. Acad, polon. Sci. Lett. (B), 2: 263. Nomen
nudum.)

Cervicola. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 460. Type species:
C. tibialis Piaget [ sensu Keler = Trichodectes meyeri Taschenberg],

When Keler first mentioned the name Cervicola he gave no definite
distinguishing characters from Eutrichophilus and failed to designate
a type species. On both these counts the name was a nomen nudum
until 1938.

The identity of the type-species is of some importance, because
other workers may wish to recognize certain groups that are not
sharply defined and that we regard as, at most, subgenera. In all
Keler ’s writings “tibialis Piaget” is not the species described by
Piaget under this name but Trichodectes meyeri Taschenberg, and the
characters of Cervicola are taken from the latter species. Cervicola
is, therefore, a synonym of Bovicola, which we consider to be a sub-
genus of Damalinia.

CHAPINIA Ewing, 1927

Chapinia. Ewing, 1927, J . Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 88. Type species: C. robusta
Ewing.

Allomenopon. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 153. Type species:
Menopon bucerotis Kellogg.

*1. acutovulvata (Piaget), 1881 {Menopon). Tijdschr. Ent., 24: 5,
pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: {Buceros ma/a&ancws)=Anthracoceros malabaricus
(Gmelin).

2. bucerotis (Kellogg), 1910 {Menopon). BTss. Ergebn. schwed.

zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 54, pi. 7 fig. 12.
Host: ( Bycanistes cristatus) = Bycanistes brevis omissus

Peters.

3. hirta (Rudow), 1866 {Colpocephalum). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

474-

Host: {Buceros ruficollis) = Aceros plicatus (J. R. Forster).
Generic position doubtful.

4. lophocerus (Bedford), 1920 {Menopon). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

7-8: 717, pi. 1 fig. 1, pi. 3 1.

Host: {Lophoceros leucomelas)= Tockus flavirostris leucome-
las (Lichtenstein).

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CHELOPISTES

5. mjobergl (Eichler), 1947 (Allomenopon) . Ark. Zool., 39 a, no. 2:

2, figs, i, 2.

Host: Anthraeoceros [coronatus] convexus (Temminck).

6. robusta Ewing, 1927. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 89.

Host: Ceratogymna atrata (Temminck).

CHELOPISTES Keler, 1939

Chelopistes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 180. Type species:
Rhopaloceras stylifer (Nitzsch).

Virgula. Clay, 1941 [nee Simpson, 1900), Parasitology, 33: 119. Type species:
Goniodes meleagridis (Linn.).

Trichomedea. Carriker, 1945, Rev. Acad. Colornb. Sci., 6: 365. Type species:
T. s. setosa Carriker.

1. bicolor (Rudow), 1869 {Goniodes). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.'.
26.

Host: {Penelope macalli)= Penelope marail (Muller).

*2. calvus (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea) . Rev. Acad. Colornb.
Sci., 6: 383, fig. 53.

Host: Odontophorus g. gujanensis (Gmelin).

*3. chamaepetes (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad-
Colornb. Sci., 6: 391, figs. 67, 68.

Host: Chamaepetes goudotii fagani Chubb.

4. costaricensis (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.
Colornb. Sci., 6: 392, fig. 69.

Host: Chamaepetes unicolor Salvin.

*5. crassus (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad. Colornb.
Sci., 6: 386.

Host: Ortalis g. guttata (Spix).

*6. craxae (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad. Colornb.
Sci., 6: 393, figs. 71, 72.

Host: Crax a. alberti Fraser.

*7. dendrortyx (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.

Colornb. Sci., 6: 384, figs. 54, 55.

Host: Dendrortyx 1. leucophrys (Gould).

8. diversus (Rudow), 1870 {Goniodes). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 484.

Host: {Penelope nigra)— Penelopina nigra (Fraser).

—no. 31.

9. elongatus (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.

Colornb. Sci., 6: 376, figs. 36-38.

Host: Odontophorus erythrops melanotis Salvin.

10. eximius (Rudow), 1869 {Goniodes). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

25-

Flost: Oreophasis derbianus G. R. Gray.

11. glabrus (Carriker), 1945 {Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad. Colornb.

Sci., 6: 389, fig. 63.

Host: Penelope m. montagnli (Bonaparte).

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CHELOPISTES

*12. grandis (Carriker), 1945 [Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad. Colomb.
Sci., 6: 387, fig. 60.

Host: Ortalis ruflcauda Jardine.

*13. gujanensis (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.
Colomb. Sci., 6: 370, figs. 23, 24.

Host: Odontophorus g. gujanensis (Gmelin).

*14. guttatus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.
Sci., 6: 378. figs. 42-45.

Host: Odontophorus c. capueira (Spix).

15. heterurus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 378, figs. 40, 41.

Host: Odontophorus erythrops melanotis Salvin.

*16. intermedius (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.
Colomb. Sci., 6: 387.

Host: Ortalis a. araucuan (Spix).

17. latifrons (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.
Sci., 6: 385, figs. 58, 59.

Host: Ortalis guttata adspersa (Tschudi).

*18. lervicola (Clay), 1941 ( Virgula ). Parasitology , 33: 124, figs. 5-7.
Host: Lerwa lerwa (Hodgson).

19. longicephalus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.
Colomb. Sci., 6: 381, figs. 49-52.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis simonsi Chubb.

*20. longipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniodes ). Pediculines: 253, pi. 20 fig. 7.
Host: (Crax galeata)= Pauxi pauxi (Linn.).

21. longisetosus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 374, figs. 32-35.

Host: Odontophorus columbianus (Gould).

22. macropoda (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 372, figs. 27-31.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis simonsi Chubb.

23. major (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.

Sci., 6: 371, figs. 25, 26.

Host: Odontophorus p. parambae Rothschild.

24. meleagridis (Linn.), 1758 (Pediculus) . Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Host: Meleagris gallopavo [domestica].

25. minutus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.

Sci., 6: 380, fig. 48.

Host: Odontophorus atrifrons variegatus Todd.

26. oculari (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.

Sci., 6: 388, fig. 61.

Host: Penelope purpurascens brunnescens Hellmayr &
Conover.

27. phasiani (J. C. Fabricius), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Genera Insec-

torum: 310.

Host: ( Phasianus motmot) — Ortalis motmot (Linn.).

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CICONIPHILUS

28. pilosus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.

Sci., 6: 377, figs. 39, 63.

Host: Penelope m. montagnii (Bonaparte).

29. quadracapitis (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 389, fig. 62.

Host: Penelope obscura bridgesi G. R. Gray.

30. quadratus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 379, figs. 46, 47.

Host: Odontophorus balliviani Gould.

31. rotundus (Rudow), 1869 ( Goniodes ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:

28.

Host: ( Penelope mgra)=Penelopina nigra (Fraser).

32. setosus (Carriker), 1945 ( Trichodomedea ). Rev. Acad. Colomb.

Sci., 6: 367, figs. 18-22.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis polionotus Osgood &
Conover.

*33. similis (Carriker), 1945 [Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad. Colomb.
Sci., 6: 384., figs. 56, 57.

Host: Dendrortyx m. macroura (Jardine & Selby).

34- stigmatus (Carriker), 1945 [Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.
Colomb. Sci., 6: 390, figs. 65, 66.

Host: Penelope argyrotis albicauda Gilliard & Phelps.

35. stylijer (Nitzsch), 1818 [Pliilopterus , s.g. Goniodes). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 294. Nomen novum for Pediculus melea-
gridis Schrank.

Host: Meleagris gallopavo [domestica].

= no. 24.

36. styliferum (Taschenberg), 1882 [Rhopaloceras) . Nova Acta

Leop.-Carol., 44: 47. Emendation of stylifer.

=no. 24.

37- subquadratus (Carriker), 1945 [Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.
Colomb. Sci., 6: 393, fig. 70.

Host: Chamaepetes goudotii sanctaemarthae Chapman.

38. subsimilis (Carriker), 1945 [Trichodomedea). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 387, fig. 60.

Host: Ortalis r. ruficrissa Sclater & Salvin.

CICONIPHILUS Bedford, 1939

Ciconiphilus. Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 141. Type species:
Colpocephalum quadripustulatum "Nitzsch”.

Anseriphilus. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 57. Type species: Colpocepha-
lum pectiniventre Harrison.

i. africanus Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 143,
figs. 10-12.

Host: Ephipplorhynchus senegalensis (Shaw).

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CICONIPHILUS

2. blagowesclienskii (Dubinin), 1938 ( Ferribia ). Trav. Reserve
£tat Astrakhan, 2: 182, fig.

Host: Plegadis [f.] falcinellus (Linn.).

*3. boisduvali (Eichler), 1937 ( Colpocephalum ). Sitz.ges. naturf. Fr.

Berl., 1937: 96. Nomen novum for major Piaget 1880,
p. 549 {nec p. 519).

Host: [Ardea garcetta) — Egretta garzetta (Linn.).

*4. castaneus (Piaget), 1885 [Colpocephalum) . Pediculines Supple-
ment: 153, pi. 16 fig. 7.

Host: ( Cygnus afra^s) =Chenopis atrata (Latham).

*5. cingulatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement :
91, pi. 9 fig. 9 [<$ only, the $ is an Austromenopon).

Host: ( Polyhonis vidgaris. Error).

6. decimfasciatus (Boisduval & Lacordaire), 1835 ( Liotheum ).
Faune ent. Environs Paris: 123.

Host: (Le heron) = Ardea c. cinerea Linn.

*7. femoratus (Piaget), 1885 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 124, pi. 13 fig. 7.

Host: Mycteria amerieana Linn, (probably error).

8. importunus (Denny), 1842 ( Colpocephalum ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:

199, 214, pi. 18 fig. 1.

Host: Ardea [c.] cinerea Linn.

=no. 6.

9. laticeps (Kellogg), 1896 [Colpocephalum). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 149, pi. 12 fig. 8.

Host: [Ardea egra!ta)==Casmerodius albus egretta (Gmelin).
=no. 15.

10. maculipes (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 298.

Host: [Tantalus lociilator) — Mycteria amerieana Linn.

11. madagascariensis (Mjoberg), 1910 [Menopon). Ark. Zool., 6, no.

13: 34. fig- 22.

Host: Scopus umbretta [bannermani C. H. B. Grant].

12. major (Piaget) 1880, p. 549 [Colpocephalum, nec p. 519).

Pediculines: 549.

Host: [Ardea garcetta) = Egretta garzetta (Linn.).

=no. 3.

13. minor (Piaget), 1885 [Colpocephalum, nec C. minus Piaget

1880). Pediculines Supplement: 128.

Host: [Ardea russata) =Bubulcus ibis (Linn.).

14. nyctardis (Denny), 1842 [Colpocephalum). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:

199, 215, pi. 20 fig. 9.

Host: [Ardea nycticorax) — Nycticorax n. nycticorax (Linn.).

15. obscurus (Giebel), 1874 [Colpocephalum) . Insecta epizoa: 273.

Host: [Ardea eJ£re««)=Casmerodius albus egretta (Gmelin).
15a. parvus (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 [Colpocephalum). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 269, fig. 7.

Host: Anser anser (Linn.).

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CLAYIA

16. pectinatus (Neumann), 1912 ( Menopon ). Arch. Parasit., Paris,

15: 368, fig. 15.

Host: (Oie domestique)=Anser anser domesticus.

=no. 17.

17. pectiniventris (Harrison), 1916 ( Colpocephalum ). Parasitology ,

9: 53- Nomen novum for Colpocephalum pectinatum
(Neumann) 1912 nec Osborn 1902.

*18. planiceps (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
1 15, pi. 12 fig. 6.

Host: {Ardea leucolopha) =T\gnoxms leueolopha (Jardine).

19. quadripustulatus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Colpocephalum ). Handh.

Ent., 2: 438.

Host: ( Ciconia alba)— Ciconia c. ciconia (Linn.).

20. sulcatus (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 485, pi. 39 fig. 7.

Host: (Ardea £gr^a)=Casmerodius albus egretta (Gmelin).
=no. 15.

21. tamamurensis (Uchida), 1926 ( Colpocephalum ). J. Coll. Agric.

Tokyo, 9: 37, fig. 13.

Host: Nycticorax n. nycticorax (Linn.) (and an erroneous
record from a pigeon).

=no. 14.

22. tantali (Giebel), 1874 (Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 298. Nomen

novum for M. maculipes Giebel.

=no. 10.

*23. temporalis (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 487, pi. 39
fig. 6.

Host: (Leptoptilus argala) —Leptoptilos dubius (Gmelin).

24. veratrus (Kellogg), 1910 (Colpocephalum). ILfss. Ergebn. schwed.
zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 52, pi. 7 fig. 9.

Host: (Ardea ( Herodias ) a^a)=Casmerodius albus melano-
rhynchus (Wagler).

=no. 15.

CLAYGONIODES Conci, 1946

Claygoniodes. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 76: 77. Type species: Goniodes
extraneus Clay.

Not generically separable from Goniodes.

CLAYIA Hopkins, 1941

Clayia. Hopkins, 1941, /. ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 4: 46. Type species: Colpo-
cephalum mjobergi Cummings.

*1. mjobergi (Cummings), 1914 (Colpocephalum) . Bull. ent. Res.,
5: 163, figs. 4-6.

Host: (Gutiera cristata) — Guttera edouardi sethsmlthi

Neumann.

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*2. spinosa (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 537, pi. 44
fig. 9.

Host: Francolinus capensis (Gmelin).

*3. theresae Hopkins, 1941. J. ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 4: 46.

Host: Numida meleagris major Hartlaub.

CLAYIELLA Eichler, 1940

Clayiella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 102. Type species: Clayiella schulz-
kampfhenkeli Eichler.

Not separable from Philopterus.

COLILIPEURUS Bedford, 1930

Colilipeurus. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 167. Type species:
Esthiopterum colius Bedf.

1. colius (Bedford), 1920 (Esthiopterum) . Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

7, 8: 731, pi. 7 figs. 1,2.

Host: Colius indieus [transvaalensis Roberts].

2. nun (Neumann), 1912 (Lipeurus). Arch. Parasit-., 15: 380.

Host: ( Ploceus abyssinicus. Error) =Colius sp., probably
C. striatus hilgerti Zedl.

=no. 3.

3. radiatus (Neumann), 1912 (Lipeurus). Arch. Parasit., 15: 378,

figs. 23-26.

Host: (Undetermined birds from Harar)=Colius sp.,

probably C. striatus hilgerti Zedl.

COLIMENOPON Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941

Colimenopon. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 7: 332.
Type species: Machaerilaemus urocolius Bedford.

1. hamatum (Neumann), 1912 (Menopon s.g. Menacanthus).

Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 365, figs. 13, 14.

Host: (Undetermined bird from Harar) =Colius sp.,

probably C. striatus hilgerti Zedl.

2. urocolius (Bedford), 1930 ( Machaerilaemus ). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Afr., 16: 157, fig. 4.

Host: (Urocolius indieus transvaalensis) = Colius indieus
transvaalensis Roberts.

COLIN I COLA Carriker, 1945

Colinicola. Carriker, 1945, Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 6: 360. Type species:
Goniodes numidianus Denny.

We do not consider this group generically separable from

Lagopoecus.

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COLOCERAS Taschenberg, 1882

Coloceras. Taschenberg, 1882, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol., 44: 42. Type species
(by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 21): Goniode
damicornis Nitzsch.

Ancistrodes. K61er, 1939, Nova Ada Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 65. Type species:
A . furcatus Keler.

Nitzschiella. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 67. Type species: Coloceras menadensis (Piaget).

*1. aegypticum (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 (Goniocotes). Bull. ent.
Res., 2: 148, pi. 5 figs. 2, 2a.

Host: (Blue pigeon from Malakal, Sudan). Possibly =

Columba livia domestica.

2. chinense (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Goniocotes). J . N .Y . ent.

Soc., 10: 160, pi. 13 fig. 5.

Host: (Turtur c/mte»szs)= Streptopelia c. chinensis

(Scopoli).

3. damicorne (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Goniodes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

119.

Host: Columba [p.] palumbus Linn.

3a. doreyanus (Eichler), 1950 (. Nitzschiella ). Doriana, 1: 8. Nomen
novum for form described by K61er, Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol. (n.F.), 8: 69.

Host: ( Macropygia dor ey ana) = Macropygia amboinensis

doreya Bonaparte.

3b. fahrenholzi Eichler, 1950. Z. hyg. Zool., nos. 10/11: 336.

Host: Columba livia domestica.

*4. fasciatum (Piaget), 1880 (Goniodes). Pediculines: 673, pi. 56
fig- 3-

Host: (Freron vernans)—TxQXon vernans (Linn.).

5. furcatum (K£ler), 1939 (Ancistrodes). Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.

(n.F.), 8: 65, 212, fig. 31.

Host: Lopholaimus antarcticus (Shaw).

6. hilli (Bedford), 1920 (Goniodes). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 7-8:

724, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: (Turtur semitorquatus) = Streptopelia s. semitorquata
(Riippell).

7. lativentre (Uchida), 1916 (Goniodes). Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 81,

figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Turtur chinensis) = Streptopelia c. chinensis (Scopoli).

8. majus (Uchida), 1916 (Goniodes, nec G. major Piaget, 1880).

Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 84, fig. 3.

Host: Columba pulchricollis Blyth.

=no. 17.

*9. menadense (Piaget), 1880 (Goniocotes). Pediculines : 672, pi. 56
fig. 1.

Host: (Macropygia menadensis) = Turacoena raanadensls

(Quoy & Gaimard).

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*10. minus (Piaget), 1880, p. 256 ( Goniodes , nec G. minor Piaget
1880, p. 241). Pediculines: 256, pi. 21 fig. 3.

Hosts: ( Columba fo'gn'wa)= Streptopelia chinensis tigrina
(Temminck), (C. Streptopelia bitorquata

(Temminck) and (pigeons domestiques)=Columba livia
domestica.

=no. 12.

11. museihallense (Keler), 1939 ( Nitzschiella ). Nova Acta Leop-

Carol. (n.F.), 8: 68, 70 fig. 34.

Host: ( Macropygia Reinwardti) = Reinwardtoena reinwardtsi
(Temminck).

12. piageti (Johnston and Harrison), 1912 {Goniodes). Proc. roy.

Soc. Qd, 24: 19. Nomen novum for Goniodes minor
Piaget 1880, p. 256.

13. procerum (Taschenberg), 1882 {Goniocotes) . Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 96, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Host: Henicophaps albifrons G. R. Gray.

13a. quadratieus (Eichler), 1950 [Nitzschiella). Doriana, 1: 8, fig.12.
Host: Columba trocaz bollii Godman.

14. setosum (Piaget), 1880 {Goniodes). Pediculines: 257.

Host: ( Freron abyssinicum). Probably =Trer on calva

brevicera Hartert & Goodson (T.C.’s inquiries in Leiden).
14a. sofioticus Eichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 3, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Streptopelia decaocto decaocto (Frivaldszky).
i5- streptopeliae Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3254:
11, fig. 2, e, f.

Host: Streptopelia bitorquata dusumieri (Temminck).

16. taschenbergi Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8:

65, % 30.

Host: ( Macropygia we«aie«sfs)=Turacoena manadensis
(Quoy & Gaimard).

17. uchidai (Eichler), 1950 {Nitzschiella). Doriana, 1: 8. Nomen

novum for Goniodes major Uchida 1916 {nec Piaget, 1880).

( COLPOCARENUM . Nomen nudum)

(Colpocarenum. Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., u: 57. Nomen nudum.)

Not described. As “ trochioxum Nitzsch” is mentioned as intended
to be the type species, it would evidently have been an earlier name
for Ardeiphilus Bedford if Keler had described it.

COLPOCEPHALUM Nitzsch, 1818

Colpocephalum. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 298. Type species:
sub judice, see below.

Ferrisia. Uchida, 1926 ( nec Fullaway, 1923), J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 43.
Type species: Colpocephalum turbinatum Denny.

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Neocolpocephalum. Ewing, 1933, /• Parasitol., 20: 65. Nomen novum for
Ferrisia Uchida.

Pseudocolpocephalum. Qadri, 1936, Z. Parasitenk., 8: 640. Type species;
P. uchidi Qadri.

Allocolpocephalum. Qadri, 1939, Indian J. Ent., 1: 66. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum semicinctum Rudow.

Corvocephalum. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 30. Type species: Corvo-
cephalum subaequale “Nitzsch” (i.e., C. subaequale Burmeister nec de
Haan).

Dimorphiventer. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 60. Type species; Colpoce-
phalum spineum Kellogg.

Galligogus. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 10. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum appendiculatum Ntz.i.Gbl.

Liothella. Eichler, 1947, l.c.: 15. Type species: Colpocephalum leptopygus
Ntz.i.Gbl.

Pelecanigogus. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 12. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum eucarenum "Ntz.i.Brm.”

There is no doubt that Liotheum ( Colpocephalum ) ochraceum
Nitzsch is the type species of Colpocephalum. by monotypy, this being
the only species mentioned by Nitzsch other than as a nomen nudum.
The action of Johnston & Harrison (1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W.,
36: 327) in attempting to select Colpocephalum zebra “Nitzsch’' as
type species was, therefore, ultra vires, but it has been accepted by
all subsequent authors and to upset it would create great confusion.
Application has been made to the International Commission on
Zoological Nomenclature to take such action as would validate
Johnston & Harrison's invalid selection. Pending their decision
on this application we use Colpocephalum in its commonly accepted
sense, with Colpocephalum zebra Burmeister as type species.

We also wish to draw attention to the fact that our suggestions
as to the generic identity of Rudow’s species are in many cases very
little more than guesses based on the host. His descriptions, besides
being invariably very inadequate, are often also extremely in-
accurate, and it is often the case that in order to reconcile his
description with any known genus one has to assume that some part
of it is incorrect. If it is remembered that most of his material came
from captive hosts and dried skins, so that the host-record is also
likely to be wrong in many cases, it becomes obvious that many of
our guesses about his species must be incorrect. In some instances
we have felt unable even to make a guess.

abbotti Kellogg, 1899. See Actornithophilus.
abdominale Piaget, 1880. See Heleonomus.

1. abruptofasciatum Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 36,

fig- 23.

Host: Milvus [migrans] aegyptius (Gmelin).

—no. 82.

aculeatum Piaget, 1885. See Psittacomenopon.
affine Nitzsch, 1874. See Actornithophilus.

2. africanum Ewing, 1930. Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 32: 118.

Host: Alopochen aegyptiaca (Linn.).

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3. allurum Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 17, 522.

Host: ( Haliaetos Macei) =Haliaeetus leucoryphus (Pallas).

4. ajajae Ewing, 1930. Proc. biol. Soc. Wash., 43: 126.

Host: Ajaia ajaja (Linn.).

5. albidum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 268.

Host: Phaps chalcoptera (Latham). Probably error.

Type lost, host probably wrong, generic position very
doubtful.

6. albonigrum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 266.

Host: ( Cassicus cristatus) —Ostino^s d. decumanus (Pallas),
anduzei Stafford, 1943. See Psittacomenopon.

*7. angulaticeps Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 569, pi. 47 fig. 8.

Host: Fregata minor (Gmelin).

8. appendiculatum Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

394-

Host: ( Argus giganteus) — Argusianus argus (Linn.),
armiferum Kellogg, 1910. See Hoazineus.
assimile Piaget, 1880. See Heleonomus.
atrofasciatum Piaget, 1880. See Gruimenopon.

9. bicinctum Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 17: 524.

Host: Circus [a.] aeruginosus (Linn.),
bicolor Piaget, 1880. See Actor nithophilus.
biseriatum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
blagoweschenskii (Dubinin), 1938 ( Ferribia ). See Ciconiphilus.
boisduvali Eichler, 1937. See Ciconiphilus.
brachycephalum Giebel, 1874. See Actor nithophilus.

10. braehysomum Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. ]. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10:

162, pi. 14 fig. 3.

Host: {Asio accipitrinus) — Asio flammeus sandwichensis

(Bloxham) .

11. breve Giebel, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 394.

Host: ( Dicholophus cristatus) =Cariama cristata (Linn.),
burmeisteri Kellogg, 1906. See Psittacomenopon.
castaneum Piaget, 1885. See Ciconiphilus.

12. caudatum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 261.

Host: ( Vultur indicus)= Gyps indicus (Scopoli).
chrysophaeum Kellogg, 1896. See Menacanthus.
ciliatum Piaget, 1890. See Kelerimenopon.

13. cinctum Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 472.

Host: ( Procellaria glacialoides) =Priocella antarctica

(Stephens) .

14. commune Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 474.

Hosts: (. Neomorphus cultridens, which does not exist, and
Halieus brasiliensis — error).

Unidentifiable. Hosts wrong, type lost and description
useless.

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conspicuum Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Myrsidea.

cornutum Rudow, 1866. See Heleonomus.

cornutum Giebel, 1866 nec Rudow, 1866. See Actornithophilus.

15. costaricense Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 172.

Host: (Buteo borealis costaricensis. Error) = Buteo swainsoni
Bonaparte (see Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100,
no. 3266: 385).

crassiceps Piaget, 1885. See Psittacomenopon.
crassipes Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
crotophagae Stafford, 1943. See Osborniella.

16. cucullare Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 264.

Host: ( Gypogeranus serpentarius) = Sagittarius serpentarius
(J. F. Miller).

deperditum Giebel, 1874. See Myrsidea.
diffusum Kellogg, 1899. See Myrsidea.

1 7. discrepans Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 164,

pi. 15 fig. 1.

Hosts: ( Carpodacus mexicanus obscurus. Error. And Anous
stolidus. Error). Probably Asio flammeus sandwiehensis
(Bloxham).

Probably = no. 10.

*18. dissimile Piaget, 1880. Pediculines-. 520, pi. 43 fig. 4.

Host: Milvus [migrans] aegyptius (Gmelin).

=no. 82.

dolium Rudow, 1869. See Pseudomenopon.
dominicanum Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Longimenopon.

19. echinatum Ewing, 1930. Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 32: 118.

Host: Pavo muticus Linn.

*20. ellipticum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines-. 570, pi. 48 fig. 1.

Host: ( Xulla ( Larus ) mangola) =Corvus e. enca (Horsfield).

*21. elongatum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 529, pi. 44 fig. 2.

Host: ( Pyrrhocorax alpinus) =Pyrrhocorax graculus (Linn.),
epiphanes Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Actornithophilus.

22. epphippiorhynchi Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 43,

pi. 3 fig. 9.

Host: Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis (Shaw).

=no. 61.

23. eucarenum Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 439.

Host: Pelecanus onocrotalus Linn,
eurygaster Piaget, 1888. See Bucerophagus.
eury sternum Denny, 1842 [nec Burmeister, 1838). See
Myrsidea.

extraneum Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.
femoratum Piaget, 1885. See Ciconiphilus.

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24. ferrisi Bedford, 1930. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 159, fig. 5.

Host: ( M elanopelargus niger) -^Ciconia nigra (Linn.). But
probably misdetermination of Sphenorhynchus abdimii
Lichtenstein (see Hopkins, 1950, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.
(12), 3: 237).

25. flavescens (Haan), 1829 ( Liotheum s.g. Colpocephalum). Mem.

Mus. Hist. nat. Paris, 18: 309, nom. nov. for Lyonet's
“Pou d’aigle”. l.c .: 262, pi. 12 figs. 1-3.

Host: (Aigle)=Haliaeetus albicilla (Linn.) (see Hopkins,
1949, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 51).
flavipes Giebel, 1874. See Actornithophilus.
flavum Rudow, 1866. See Menacanthus.

*26. fregili Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 198, 208, pi. 20 fig. 4.
Host: ( Fregilus graculus) = Pyrrhocorax p. pyrrhocorax

(Linn.).

fumidum Kellogg, 1896, See Actornithophilus.
funebre Kellogg, 1896. See Actornithophilus.

27. furcatum Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 473.

Host: ( Procellaria mollis) = Pterodroma mollis (Gould).
Probably does not even belong to the Mallophaga.
fuscipes Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.

28. fusconigrum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 274.

Host: (Ibis alba) = Guara alba (Linn.).

29. gallinulae Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo: 39, fig. 14.

Host : (Gallinula chloropus parvifrons. Error). True host not
known.

gracilis Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.

30. gracile (Dubinin), 1938. ( Ferribia ). Trav. Reserve £tat Astra-

khan, 2: 184, fig. 14.

Host: Plegadis f. falcinellus (Linn.).

=no. 41.

grandiceps Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
grandiculum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Actornithophilus.
guiraense Kellogg, 1906. See Osborniella.

31. gyPae (QaHri) , 1935 ( N eocolpocephalum ). Z. Parasitenk., 8: 229,

%• 3-

Host: Gyps indicus (Scopoli).

=no. 12.

32. gypagi Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 171, pi. 6 fig. 2.

Host: (Gypagus ^a^a) = Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

=no. 53.

haliaeti Denny, 1842. See Kurodaia.
harrisoni Bedford, 1919. See Heleonomus.
heterocephalum Nitzsch, 1874. See Psittacomenopon.

*33. heterosoma Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 572, pi. 48 figs. 3, 4.
Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.
hirtum Rudow, 1866. See Chapinia.

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34. hoffmannl Zavaleta, 1944. An. Inst. Biol. Mexico, 15: 199, pi. 1

fig- 6.

Host: Oreophasis derbianus G. R. Gray,
hoplopteri Mjoberg, 1910. See Actornithophilus.

35. horii Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 42.

Host: (Snipe, Gallinago sp.)=Capella sp., but probably
error.

importunum Denny, 1842. See Ciconiphilus.

36. impressum Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 475.

Host: (Aquila fulva)= Aquila chrysaetos (Linn.).

37. inaequale Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 438.

Host: ( Picus war^Ms) = Dryocopus m. martius (Linn.),
incisum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.

38. intermedium Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 521. Nomen novum for

C. tricinctum Nitzsch.

=no. 82.

39. kelloggi Osborn, 1902. Ohio Nat., 2: 175, pi. 11 fig. 2.

Host: Cathartes aura [septentrionalis Wiedemann],
kilauense Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Actornithophilus.
lari Packard, 1870. See Actornithophilus.
laticeps Kellogg, 1896. See Ciconiphilus.
laticeps Mjoberg, 1910 (nec Kellogg, 1896). See Actornitho-
philus.

*40. latifasciatum Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 130, pi. 14
fig. 2.

Host: Rhynchops flavirostris Vieillot.

41. leptopygos Nitzsch, 1874. In Giebel, Insecta epizoa : 273.

Host: ( Ibis sacra) =Plegadis f. falcinellus (Linn.),
limosae Kellogg, 1908. See Actornithophilus.

42. longicaudum Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 394.

Host: ( Columba ^gn«a)=Streptopelia chinensis tigrina

(Temminck).

43. longicorne Rudow, 1869. Z ges. NatWiss., 34: 393.

Host: ( Callus furcatus) — Gallus varius (Shaw).
Unidentifiable.

longipes Piaget, 1880. See Kelerimenopon.

*44. longipes Piaget, 1885 ( nec 1880). Pediculines Supplement-. 125.
Host: Chunga burmeisteri (Hartlaub).

45. longissimum Rudow, 1869. Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 398.

Host: ( Leptoptilos cmme;n/er)=Leptoptilos crumeniferus
(Lesson) .

luroris Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.

46. luteum Schdmmer, 1913. liber die M allophagen, insbesondere

die unserer Haustiere: 69, pi. 8 fig. 32.

Host: “Transport Ente’’, which appears to have no meaning,
macilentum Nitzsch, 1866. See Heleonomus.

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COLPOCEPHALUM

*47- maculatum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 516, pi. 43 fig. 1.

Host: (Polyborus ( Caracara ) br asiliensis) —Volyborus plancus
brasiliensis (Gmelin).

=no. 66.

*48. majesticum Harrison, 1916. Parasitology, 9: 51. Nomen novum
for majus Piaget, 1880, p. 538 ( nec p. 519).

Host: ( Megapodius rubripes var. Duperreyi) = Megapodium
r. reinwardt Dumont.

*49. majus Piaget, 1880, p. 519. Pediculines: 519.

Host: ( Gypogeranus serpentarius)= Sagittarius serpentarius
(J. F. Miller).

=no. 16.

*50. majus Piaget, 1880, p. 538 {nec p. 519). Pediculines : 538, pi. 44
fig. 10.

Host: {Megapodius rubripes var. Duperreyi) = Megapodium r.

reinwardt Dumont.

=no. 48.

majus Piaget, 1880, p. 549 {nec p. 519). See Ciconiphilus.

*51. majus Piaget, 1885 {nec 1880). Pediculines Supplement: 119,
pi. 13 fig. 2.

Host: Haliaeetus leucogaster (Gmelin).

52. marabu (Eichler), 1947 ( Liotheum ). Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 15,
fig. 28.

Host: Leptoptilos javanicus (Horsfield).
marginatum Macalister, 1871. See Ardeiphilus.
maurum Nitzsch, 1866. See Actornithophilus.

53- megalops Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 261.

Plost: Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.),
menoponoides. Ewing, 1930. See Kurodaia.
miandrium Kellogg, 1910. See Heleonomus.
milleri Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Actor nithophilus.
minus Piaget, 1880. See KelerimenopQn.
minus Piaget, 1885 {nec 1880). See Ciconiphilus.
minus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899 {nec Piaget, 1880). See
Actornithophilus .

54. minus (Uchida), 1926 {nec Piaget, 1880) {Ferrisia). J. Coll.

Agric. Tokyo, 9: 44 fig. 15.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

55. minutum Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 476.

Host: {Cygnus musicus. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
mirabile Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.
mjobergi Cummings, 1914. See Clayia.
morsitans Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Actornithophilus.

*56. nanum Piaget, 1890. Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 257, pi. 10 fig. 10.

Host: Larus canus Linn.

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COLPOCEPHALUM

57- napiforme Rudow, 1869. Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 395.

Host: ( Buteo calurus)= Buteo jamaicensis borealis (Gmelin).

*58. notatum Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement-. 126, pi. 13
fig. 9.

Host: ( Dicholophus cristatus) =Cariama cristata (Linn.).

59. numenii Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 469.

Host: ( Numenius Z*weam)=Numenius arquata orientalis
C. L. Brehm, but probably error.

Not identifiable even to the genus,
nyctarde Denny, 1842. See Ciconiphilus.
obscurum Giebel, 1874. See Ciconiphilus.
obscurum Carriker, 1910 [nee Giebel, 1874). See Adornitho-
philus.

60. oeeipitale Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 394.

Host: ( Anastomus coromandelicus) = Anastomus oscitans

(Boddaert).

ocellatum Rudow, 1869. See Actor nithophilus.
ochraceum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum s.g. Colpocephalum).
See Actor nithophilus.

ochraceum (Grube), 1851 ( nec Nitzsch, 1818). See Actornitho-
philus.

oculare Carriker, 1910. See A dor nithophilus.

61. oreas Kellogg, 1910. IPYss. Ergebn. schwed. zool. Exped.

Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 51, pi. 7 fig. 8.

Host: Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis (Shaw).

62. osborni Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad.Sci. (2), 6: 521, pi. 71

figs. 2, 3.

Host: (Elamis glaucus) = Elanus leucurus majusculus Bangs
& Penard.

63. oxyurum Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 18: 519.

Host: (Neophron monachus) =Necrosyrtes m. monachus
(Temminck).

pachygaster Giebel, 1874. See Kurodaia.
pachypus Piaget, 1890. See Psittacomenopon.
paetulum Kellogg & Kuwana, 1901. See A dor nithophilus.
painei McGregor, 1912. See Kurodaia.
pallidum Piaget, 1880. See Psittacomenopon.

64. parumpilosum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 536, pi. 44 fig. 8.

Host: ( Lophophorus resplendens) = Lophophorus impeyanus
(Latham).

parviceps Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
parvum Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Ciconiphilus.
patellatum Piaget, 1890. See A dor nithophilus.
pectinatum Osborn, 1902. See Kurodaia.
pectiniventre Harrison, 1916. See Ciconiphilus.
pediculoides Mjoberg, 1910. See Rediella.

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COLPOCEPHALUM

*65. penicillatum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 552, pi. 46 fig. 2.

Host: ( Ibis cristata) =Lophotibis c. cristata (Boddaert).
perplanum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Actornithophilus.
piceum Denny, 1842. See Actornithophilus.
pilosum Piaget, 1885. See Dicteisia.
pingue Kellogg, 1896. See Procellariphaga.

66. polybori Rudow, 1869. Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 397.

Host: ( Polyborus tharus) = Polyborus p. plancus (J. F.
Miller).

productum Burmeister, 1838. See Bucerophagus.
pungens Piaget, 1890. See Myrsidea.
pustulatum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
pustulosum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.

67. pygidiale Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 46, 275, pi. 3

fig. 8.

Host: ( Ibis re/^'osa)=Threskiornis ae. aethiopica (Latham),
quadrimaculatum Carriker, 1902. See Myrsidea.
quadripustulatum Burmeister, 1838. See Ciconiphilus.

68. quadriseriatum Picaglia, 1885. Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat., 28: 89.

Host: ( Tadorna cornuta) — Tadorna tadorna (Linn.).

Generic position very uncertain. Host probably erroneous.

69. scalariforme Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 471.

Host: ( Tantalus /0cw/afor)=Mycteria americana Linn,
scleroderma Ewing, 1930. See Turacoeca.

70. scopinum Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 47, figs. 25,

26.

Host: Scopus umbretta [bannermani C. H. B. Grant].

71. semicinctum Rudow, 1866. Z ges. NatWiss., 27: 475.

Host: ( Corvus scapulatus) =Corvus albus Muller.

*72. setosum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 519.

Host: ( Helotarsus ( Circaetus ) ecfl«^afo<s)=Terathopius ecau-
datus (Daudin).

*73. setosum Piaget, 1880, p. 521 ( nec p. 519). Pediculines : 521, pi.

43 %• 5-

=no. 81.

setosum Piaget, 1885 {nec 1880). See Heleonomus.
sjoestedti Kellogg, 1910. See Myrsidea.

74. spineum Kellogg, 1899. Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 38, pi. 4
fig. 1.

Host: ( Fregata «^z7a)=Fregata magniflcens rothsehildi

Mathews.

spinosum Piaget, 1880. See Clayia.
spinulosum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
stictum Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Actornithophilus.
subaequale (Haan), 1829 ( Liotheum s.g. Colpocephalum. See
Myrsidea).

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COLPOCEPHALUM

75. subaequale Burmeister, 1838 ( nec Haan, 1829). Handb. Ent., 2
438.

Hosts: Corvus [f.] frugilegus Linn, and C. [c.] corax Linn.
*76. subflavescens Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 571, pi. 48 fig. 2.

Host: ( Xenorhynchus sew^ga/«nsis)=Ephippiorhynchus sene-
galensis (Shaw).

subpachygaster Piaget, 1880. See Kurodaia.

*77. subpenicillatum Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement'. 123,
pi. 13 fig. 6.

Host: (Ibis Hagedasch) = Hagedashia hagedash Pnilotica

Neumann.

subpustulatum Carriker, 1910. See Actornithophilus.
subrotundum Giebel, 1874. See Turacoeca.

78. subzebra Bedford, 1940. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 147, figs.

13-15-

Host: Anastomus [1.] lamelligerus Temminck.
sulcatum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
tamamurense Uchida, 1926. See Ciconiphilus.
temporale Piaget, 1890. See Psittacomenopon.

79. thoracicum Kellogg & Paine, 1914. Rec. Ind. Mus., 10: 230,

fig- 3-

Host: Pavo muticus Linn.

*80. tibiale Piaget, 1888. Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 163, pi. 4 fig. 6.

Host: (Tantalus s0ȣga/msfs) = Ephippiorhynchus sene-

galensis (Shaw).

tigrum Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Actornithophilus.
timidum Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Actornithophilus.

81. trichosum Harrison, 1916. Parasitology , 9: 55. Nomen novum

for Colpocephalum setosum Piaget 1880, p. 521 ( nec p. 519).
Host: (Cathartes (Sarcorhamphus) gryphus) = V ultur gryphus
Linn.

82. tricinctum Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 17: 524.

Host: (Milvus ater)=Milvus migrans migrans (Boddaert).
trilobatum Giebel, 1874. See Actornithophilus.

*83. trimaculatum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 525, pi. 43 fig. 8.

Hosts: Platycercus [adscitus] palliceps Lear and (P. Barra-
6awP)=Polytelis swainsonii (Desmarest).

Host-records very doubtful.

*84. trispinum Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement'. 122, pi. 13
fig- 5-

Host: Theristicus caudatus (Boddaert).
trochioxum Burmeister, 1838. See Ardeiphilus.
truncatum Piaget, 1880. See Heleonomus.
tuberculatum Rudow, 1869. See Heleonomus.

*85. turbinatum Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.-. 198, 209, pi. 21
fig. 1.

Host: Columba [liviaj domestica.

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COLUMBICOLA

86. uchldl (Qadri), 1936 (Pseudocolpocephalum) . Z. Parasitenk., 8:

641, figs. 2, 3.

Host: Dissoura [e.] episcopus (Boddaert).
umbrinum Burmeister, 1838. See Actornithophilus.
umbrinum Piaget, 1880 ( nec Burmeister, 1838). See Actornitho-
philus.

umbrosum Harrison, 1916. See Actornithophilus.

87. unciferum Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 140,

pi. 12 figs. 1-3.

Hosts: Pelecanus [occidentalis] californicus Ridgway and
P. erythrorhynchos Gmelin.
unicolor Rudow, 1866. See Hohorstiella.
uniforme Kellogg, 1896. See Actornithophilus.
uniseriatum Piaget, 1880. See Actornithophilus.
veratrum Kellogg, 1910. See Ciconiphilus.
vinculum Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Myrsidea.
vittatum Rudow, 1866. See Ardeiphilus.
vittatum Giebel, 1866 ( nec Rudow, 1866). See Bucerophagus.
vittosum Giebel, 1874. See Psittacomenopon.

88. wetzeli (Eichler), 1941 ( Neocolpocephalum ). Arch. Naturgesch. ,

B (n.F.), 10: 374, fig. 23.

Host: Milvus m. rnilvus (Linn.).

89. xenicum Kellogg, 1910. ILiss. Ergebn. schwed. zool. Exped.

Kilimandja.ro , 3, abt. 15: 52.

Host: ( Ardea ( Ardetta ) sturmi) =Ixobrychus sturmii

(Wagler).

90. zebra Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 438.

Host: ( Ciconia alba)= Ciconia c. ciconia (Linn.),
zonatum Rudow, 1869. See Ardeiphilus.

COLUMBICOLA Ewing, 1929

Columbicola. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites : 190. Type species: Esthiop-
ternm columbae (Linn.).

Soricella. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937, Entomologist, 70: 276. Type species:
S. streptopeliae Clay & Meinertzhagen.

Phagopterus. Freire & Duarte, 1944, Bol. Soc. brasil. Med. vet., 13: 13. Type
species: P. columbae Freire & Duarte.

1. angustus (Rudow), 1869 ( Lipeurus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:

34-

Host: Phaps chalcoptera (Latham).

2. antennatus (Giebel), 1874 {Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 213.

Host: {Baza lophotes. Error) =Columba probably livia
domestica.

=no. 11.

3. bacillus (Giebel), 1866 {Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 379.

Nomen novum for bacillus Burmeister.

Host: ( Columba /wrtar)=Streptopelia t. turtur (Linn.).

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COLUMBICOLA

4. baculoides (Paine), 1912 ( Lipeurus ). Rep. Laguna Marine Lab.,

1: 174, fig. 95.

Host: Zenaidura macroura [marginella (Woodhouse)].

5. baculus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 293. Nomen novum for Redi’s pi. 2 upper
fig. and Pediculus columbae “Panzer”.

=no. 11.

6. baculus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Lipeurus , nec Nitzsch, 1818).

Handb. Ent., 2: 434.

Host: ( Columba £ttr/wr)= Streptopelia t. turtur (Linn.).

=no. 3.

7. bacidus “N.” (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Lipeurus , nec Nitzsch,

1818). Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44: 123, pi. 3 fig. 9.

Host: ( Myristicivora Reinwar dti) = Reinwardtoena rein-

wardtsi (Temminck).

=no. 31.

*8. capicolae (Clay & Meinertzhagen), 1937 ( Soricella ). Entomolo-
gist, 70: 276.

Host: Streptopelia capicola tropica (Reichenow).

9. cavifrons (Taschenberg), 1882 {Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol., 44, 124, pi. 3 fig. 9a.

Host: ( Carpophaga «£«£«) =Ducula aenea (Linn.), (C.
badia) = Ducula badia (Raffles), and nonsense-records.
*10. claviformis (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 51, 131,
pi. 9 fig. 7.

Host: Columba [p.] palumbus Linn.

11. columbae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 614.

Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollino del piccion grosso”.
Host: (Piccion grosso) = Columba livia domestica.

12. columbae (Freire & Duarte), 1944 ( Phagopterus ). Bol. Soc.

brasil. Med. vet., 13: 14, figs. 1-3.

Host: Columba livia domestica.

=no. 11.

13. confusissimus Eichler, 1947. Tierartz. Umschau, 2: 264. Nomen

novum for “ Columbicola baculus baculus sensu Wd. Eich.
Ci942g ( S.B . Ges. naturf. Fr. Berl.), pp. 273-274.”

Host: Streptopelia decaocto decaocto (Frivaldszky).
ewingi Qadri, 1935. See Anaticola.

*14. exilicornis (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines: 679, pi. 56
fig. 9.

Host: {Sterna sp. Error) =some member of Columbiformes.

15. extinctus Malcomson, 1937. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 30: 55,

fig- 3-

Host: Ectopistes migratoria (Linn.).

16. flliformis (Olfers), 1816 {Nirmus). De Veget. . . ., 1: 90.

Host: Columba [0.] oenas Linn.

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COLUMBICOLA

*17. forfleula (Piaget), 1885 (. Lipeurus ). Pediculines Supplement: 83,
pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: ( Epimachus albus. Error) =some member of Columbi-
formes.

18. fortis (Taschenberg), 1882 {Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop. -Carol.,

44: 126, pi. 3 fig. 11.

Host: Otidiphaps nobilis Gould.

19. fulmeki Eichler, 1942. S. B. ges. naturf. Fr. Berl., 1941: 274,

287, fig. 2.

Host: Streptopelia chinensis tigrina (Temminck).

20. longiceps (Rudow), 1869 {Lipeurus) . Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:

39-

Host: ( Carpophaga perspicillata) = Ducula perspicillata

(Temminck).

21. longisetaceus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supple-

ment: 57, pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: {Tinamus solitarius. Error) =some member of

Columbidae.

22. maerourae (Wilson), 1941 {Esthiopterum s.g. Columbicola). J.

Parasit., 27: 262, figs. 5-8.

Host: Zenaidura maeroura carolinensis (Linn.).

23. menura (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 {Lipeurus). Viet. Nat., 18:

157. %• 3-

Host: (Menura superba. Error).

24. mjobergi Eichler, 1943. Zool. Am., 141: 58.

Host: Geopelia s. striata (Linn.).

*25. oenae (Hopkins), 1941 ( Soricella ). J. ent. Soc. sthrn Apr., 4:
45-

Host: Oena c. capensis (Linn.).

26. passerinae (Wilson), 1941 (Esthiopterum) . J. Parasit., 27: 259,
figs. 1-4.

Host: Columbigallina p. passerina (Linn.).

*27. seta (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 667, pi. 55 fig. 4.

Host: (Muscicapa sp. Error) =some member of Columbi-
formes.

Type a nymph; host wrong. Unidentifiable.

28. sikoraae Eichler, 1942. S. B. Ges. naturj. Fr. Berl., 1941: 284,
fig. 6..

Host: Ducula b. badia (Raffles).

*29. streptopeliae (Clay & Meinertzhagen), 1937 (Soricella). Entomo-
logist, 70: 276, fig. ia.

Host: Streptopelia vinacea barbaru Antinori.

30. stresemanni Eichler, 1942. S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berl., 1941:
281, fig. 5.

Host: Columba trocaz bollii Godman.

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COMATOMENOPON

31. taschenbergi Eichler, 1942. 5. B. Ges. naturj. Fr. Berl., 1941:

286. Nomen novum for Lipeurus baculus Taschenberg,
1882 nec Nitzsch, 1818.

Host: ( Myristicivora Reinwar dti) = Reinwardtoena rein-

wardtsi (Temminck).

32. texanus (McGregor), 1917 [Lipeurus). Psyche, Camb., Mass.,

24: 109, pi. 6 figs. 1-4.

Host: (Meadow lark and turtle dove) — Zenaidura macroura
marginella (Woodhouse).

=no. 4.

33. tschulyschman Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 139: 28.

Host: Steinwildtaube, probably Columba rupestris turke-
stanica Buturlin.

34. turturis (Uchida), 1917 (Lipeurus). Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 212,

fig- 3-

Host: (Turtur one«to/is)=Streptopelia 0. orientalis (Latham).
COLYMBICOLA Uchida, 1948

Colymbicola. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. /., 1: 309. Type species: Docophorus
graviceps Kellogg.

A synonym of Craspedonirmus.

COMATOMENOPON Uchida, 1920

Comatomenopon. Uchida, 1920, Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 648. Type species:
C. elongatum Uchida.

No species resembling Uchida’s figures of the type species has been
examined by us, so we do not know if the genus is distinct from
Colpocephalum, nor whether the host-record is correct.

1. elongatum Uchida, 1920. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 649, figs. 1-3.
Host: Sterna [albifrons] sinensis Gmelin.

CONCIELLA Eichler, 1949

Conciella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 11. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum painei McGr.

Recognizable as a subgenus of Kurodaia.

CON DY LOCK PH ALUS Werneck, 1941

Condylocephalus. Werneck, 1941, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 497. Type
species: Procavicola bedfordi Werneck.

A good subgenus of Procavicola.

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CRASPEDONIRMUS

CORVICOLA Carriker, 1949

Corvicola. Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100: 3. Type species: C.
insulanus Carriker.

A synonym of Rallicola.

CORVOCOLPOCEPHALUM Conci, 1942

Corvocolpocephalum. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 30. Type species:
Colpocephalum subaequale “Nitzsch”.

A synonym of Allocolpocephalum Qadri, which is not separable
from Colpocephalum.

CORVOMENOPON Conci, 1942

Corvomenopon. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 31. Type species: Myrsidea
struthidea Thompson.

Not separable, in our opinion, from Myrsidea.

CORVONIRMUS Eichler, 1944

Corvonirmus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 80. Type species: Nirmus
uncinosus "Nitzsch in Burmeister”.

We do not think this group separable from Bruelia.

CRASPEDONIRMUS Thompson, 1940

[Craspedonirmus. Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., 11: 4. Nomen nudum.)
Craspedonirmus "Keler". Thompson, 1940, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (u), 6: 516.
Type species: “ Nirmus frontatus Nitzsch in Giebel = Docophorus colym-
binus Denny.”

Colymbicola. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. J ., 1: 309. Type species: Docophorus
graviceps Kellogg.

i. atrieolor (Kellogg), 1896 (Docophorus) . Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 93, pi. 3 fig. 9.

Hosts: (Synthliborhampus antiquus and Brachyrhampus
marmoratus, both error). Probably =Gavia arctica paci-
fica (Lawrence).

*2. bisetosus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supplement :
17, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Host: ( Mergus senator. Error) = Gavia sp.

*3. colymbinus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
43, 80, pi. 8 fig. 8.

Hosts: ( Colymbus septentrionalis) =Gavia stellata (Pontop-
pidan) and (C. arcticus) — Gavia a. arctica (Linn.).

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CRASPEDORRHYNCHUS

4. frontatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 378.

Hosts: (. Eudytes arcticus)= Gavia a. arctica (Linn.) and ( E .
septentrionalis) — Gavia, stellata (Pontoppidan).

5. graviceps (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Set.

(2), 6: 82, pi. 3 fig. 3.

Hosts: (Fulica americana. Error) and (Unnator pacificus) =

Gavia arctica paciflca (Lawrence).

CRASPEDORRHYNCHUS Keler, 1938

Craspedorrhynchus. Keler, Aug. 1938, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem,
5: 239. Type species: Docophorus platystomus Nitz.

Falcoecus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, Dec. 1938, Entomologist, 71: 275. Type
species: Philo pterus aquilinus (Denny).

*1. angulatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 21.

Host: {Buteo vulgaris) = Buteo b. buteo (Linn.).

=no. 35*

*2. aquilinus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit:. 43,
81, pi. 2 fig. 7.

Host: Aquila [c.] chrysaetos (Linn.).

3. asturinus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

112, pi. 1 figs. 6, 7.

Host: {Astur palumbarius) — Accipiter gentilis (Linn.).

=no. 14.

4. buteolagopi Merisuo, 1945. Ann. Ent. fenn., 11: 104, figs. 1,

2c, 3C.

Host: Buteo [1.] lagopus (Pontoppidan).

=no. 10.

5. buteonis (Packard), 1870 ( Docophorus ). Amer. Nat., 4: 93, pi. 1

fig- 3-

Host: (Red-shouldered Hawk)=Buteo lineatus (Gmelin).

6. candidus (Rudow), 1870 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35:

457-

Host: ( Buteo Ghisbrechtii)= Leucopternis albicollis ghies-
breghti (Du Bus).

*7. chrysophthalmi (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl.
Brit: 46, 99, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: (Golden eye Garrot; misreading of golden eagle) =

Aquila c. chrysaetos (Linn.).

—no. 2.

8. cicatricosus (Percheron), 1835 ( Docophorus ). In Guerin &
Percheron, Gen. Ins., Liv. 5, no. 10, pi. 1.

Host: (Aigle).

*9. cornutus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 21.

Host: ( Falco bidentatus) — Harpagus bidentatus (Latham).

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CRASPEDORRHYNCHUS

10. dilatatus (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.

14-

Host: ( Falco lagopus) = Buteo 1. lagopus (Pontoppidan).

11. eurygaster (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 69.

Host: Buteo [1.] lagopus (Pontoppidan).

=no. 10.

12. femoralis (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 71.

Host: ( Falco leucomelas) = Micrastur semitorquatus (Vieillot).

13. gonorhynchus (Nitzsch), 1861 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 526.

Host: {A star nisus) =Accipiter n. nlsus (Linn.).

=no. 28.

14. haematopus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 381.

Host: ( Falco palumbrius) = Accipiter gentilis marginatus

Piller & Mitterspacher.

15. halieti (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.),

5: 218.

Host: Haliaeetus leucocephalus (Linn.).

16. hiyodori (Uchida), 1949 (Philopterus). Jap. med.J., 1: 546, fig. 14.

Host: ( Ixos a. am&wro/G) =Mieroseelis a. amaurotis (Tem-

minck) (but probably error).

Placed here with some doubt.

17. insolitus Keler, 1938. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 5:

240, fig. 7.

Host: (Raubvogel)= Aquila wahlbergi Sundevall (see Clay,
1940, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 6: 432).

*18. intermedius (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 20, pi. 1
fig. 2.

Host: Haliaeetus vocifer[oides] Des Murs (see type slide).

19. leucogaster (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 300.

Host: (Buteo jaktal)= Buteo r. rufofuscus (J. R. Forster).

20. lobatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 68.

Host: ( Aquila naevia) = Aquila p. pomarina C. L. Brehm.
=no. 26.

21. macrocephalus (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel,

Insecta epizoa: 73.

Host: Haliaeetus albicilla (Linn.).

22. maruhashi (Uchida), 1949 ( Philopterus ). Jap. med. J., 1: 545,

fig- 13-

Host: Pomatorhinus ruficollis musicus Swinhoe (probably
error).

Referred here with doubt.

23. melittoscopus (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 71.

Host: Pernis [a.] apivorus (Linn.).

24. vnilvi (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 109,

fig. 63, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Milvus [migrans] aegyptius (Gmelin).

=no. 37.

m. — 7 91

CRASPEDORRHYNCHUS

25. naeviae (Picaglia), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat.,

28: 2.

Host: ( Aquila wama)= Aquila p. pomarina C. L. Brehm.
=no. 26.

26. naevius (Giebel), 1861 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 17: 523.

Host: ( Aquila wama)=Aquila p. pomarina C. L. Brehm.

27. nipalensis Eichler, 1944. Zool. Anz., 145: 73.

Host: Aquila n. nipalensis (Hodgson).

*28. nisi (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 48, 109,
pi. 3 fig. 11.

Host: Accipiter nisus [hibernicus Swann],

29. obscurus (Giebel), 1874 [Docophorus) . Insecta epizoa: 72.

Host: ( Rosthramus hamatus). Probably =Rostrhamus

sociabilis (Vieillot) (see Guimaraes, 1943, Rev. Soc. ent.
Argent., 11: 430) but perhaps Helicolestes hamatus
(Temminck).

30. orbicularis (Rudow), 1870 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35:

460.

Host: ( Aquila fulva)= Aquila c. chrysaetos (Linn.).

—no. 2.

31. pachypus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 71.

Host: [Falco pondicerianus) — Haliastur indus (Boddaert).

*32. penicillatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 22.

Host: ( Milvus aegyptiacus) = Milvus migrans aegyptius

(Gmelin).

=no. 37.

33. pictus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 74.

Host: Aquila [c.] chrysaetos (Linn.).

=no. 2

34. platyrhynchus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Pliilopterus s.g. Docophorus ).

Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 290. Nomen novum for Pediculus
haematopus Scopoli.

—no. 14.

35. platystomus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2:

426.

Host: ( Falco buteo)= Buteo b. buteo (Linn.).

*36. rotundatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 21.

Host: ( Circus rw/«s)= Circus aeruginosus (Linn.).

37. spathulatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 73.

Host: [Milvus ater)=Milvus m. migrans (Boddaert).

38. strigis (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 [Pediculus, nec P. strigis Pontop-

pidan, 1763). Syst. Ent.: 806. Nomen novum for Pediculus
haematopus Scopoli.

=no. 14.

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CUCLOTOCEPHALUS

39. taurocephalus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 471, pi. 65 fig. 1.

Host: (Archibuteo lagopus sancti-johannis) =Buteo lagopus
sanctijohannis (Gmelin).

=no. 10.

40. tinnunculi (Latreille), ? 1818 ( Pediculus , nec P. tinnunculi

Linn., 1758). In Guerin, Encyc. Meth .: 128, pi. 254, fig. 1.
Copied from right-hand lower figure of Redi’s pi. 1.

Host: (Astore)=Aceipiter gentiiis (Linn.).

=no. 14.

41. transversifrons (Carriker), 1903 ( Docophorus ). Univ.Stud. Neb.,

3: 127, pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: Micrastur [ruflcollis] guerilla Cassin.

42. triangularis (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 10.

Host: {Aquila brachydactylus) =Circaetus gallicus (Gmelin).

43. triangtdifer (Gervais), 1844 (Philopterus) . Hist. not. Ins., 3:

342, pi. 49 fig. 4.

Host: ( Falco chrysaetos) = Aquila c. chrysaetos (Linn.).

=no. 2.

44. tropicus (Sen), 1942 ( Philopterus ). Indian J. vet. Sci., 12: 171,

fig. 2.

Host: Milvus migrans govinda Sykes.

=no. 37-

45. umbrosus (Carriker), 1903 ( Docophorus ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

126.

Host: Leucopternis semiplumbea Lawrence.
CTENODENNYUS Ewing, 1930

Ctenodennyus . Ewing, 1930, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 2, 9. Type
species: Dennyus ( Ctenodennyus ) spiniger Ewing.

A synonym of Dennyus.

CTENOMEN ACANTHUS Conci, 1947

Ctenomenacanthus. Conci, 10.vii.1947, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 77: 31. Type species:
Menacanthus megaspinus Carriker.

An absolute synonym of Carrikeria Hopkins.

CUCLOTOCEPHALUS Carriker, 1936

Cuclotocephalus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: xoi. Type
species: C. extraneus Carriker.

i. extraneus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 101,
pi. 11 fig. 1.

Host: Nothoprocta branicki Taczanowski.

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CUCLOTOGASTER

2. incachae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 132, fig. 9I1.

Host: Nothoprocta [0.] omata (G. R. Gray).

3. ornatus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 130, figs.

9b, i.

Host: Nothoprocta 0. ornata (G. R. Gray).

4. secundus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 102,

pi. 11 fig. 2.

Host: Nothoprocta pentlandi [ambigua Cory].

5. similis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 129, figs. 9a, c.

Host: Nothoprocta p. pentlandi (G. R. Gray).

CUCLOTOGASTER Carriker, 1936

Cuclotogaster. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 67. Type
species: C. laticorpus Carriker.

Gallipeurus. Clay, 1938, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 135. Type species:
Lipeurus heterographns “Giebel”.

*1. acuminatus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement:
70, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Host: Excalfactoria [chinensis] australis Gould.

*2. arabicus (Clay), 1938 ( Gallipeurus ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 140, fig. 1 8c, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Alectoris melanocephala (Riippell).

*3. barbara (Clay), 1938 ( Gallipeurus ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 140, fig. i8d, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: Alectoris b. barbara (Bonnaterre).

4. burnetti (Packard), 1870 {Goniocotes) . Amer. Nat., 4: 94, fig. 26.

Host: (Common fowl) — Gallus domesticus.

=no. 10.

5. cameratus (Haan), 1829 [Philopterus) . Mem. Mus. Hist, nat.,

Paris, 18: 267, pi. 12 fig. 6.

Host: (Coq de bruyere)=Lyrurus t. tetrix (Linn.).

6. cinereus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 118.

Host: {Hirundo urbica. Error, Perdix coturnix ; see Giebel
1866, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 379)=Coturnix c. coturnix
(Linn.).

7. eynsfordi (Theobald), 1896 {Goniodes). Parasitic Diseases

Poultry: 26, fig. 8.

Host: (Domestic fowl) = Gallus domesticus.

=no. 10.

*8. gedgii (Clay), 1938 {Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 146, fig. 19b, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: Francolinus clappertoni gedgii Ogilvie-Grant.

9. heterogrammicus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 379.

Host: {Perdix cinerea)— Perdix p. perdix (Linn.).

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CUCLOTOGASTER

io. heterographus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:
381.

Host: ( G alius gallinaceus) = Gallus domesticus.

*11. heyi (Clay), 1938 {Gallipeurus) . Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108:
140, fig. 19a, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Ammoperdix heyi cholmleyi Ogilvie-Grant.

*12. hungerfordi (Clay), 1938 ( Gallipeurus ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 144, figs. 21a, b, 22c, pi. 6 fig. 3.

Host: Francolinus j. jacksoni Ogilvie-Grant.

*13. insolitus (Clay), 1938 {Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 155, fig. 25c, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Host: Arboriphila rufogularis tickelli (Hume).

*14. japonicus (Clay), 1938 {Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 149, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: Coturnix coturnix japonica Temminck & Schlegel.

15. laticorpus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 67,
pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: {Crypturellus soui soui. Error) =Gallus domesticus.

=no. 10.

*16. maculipes (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines : 353.

Host: {Ortyx virginianus) = Colinus v. virginianus (Linn.),
but probably error.

?=no. 6.

1 7. madagascariensis (Mjoberg), 1910 {Oxy lipeurus). Ark. Zool., 6:
92, figs. 53, 54.

Host: {Margaroperdix striata) = Margaroperdix madagarensis
(Scopoli).

*18. major (Piaget), 1880, p. 362 {Lipeurus, nec L. major Piaget
1880, p. 346). Pediculines : 362.

Host: {Pavo spiciferus)— Pavo muticus Linn., but probably
error.

?=no. 10.

*19. maranensis (Clay), 1938 ( Gallipeurus ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 146, pi. 6 fig. 5.

Host: Francolinus squamatus maranensis Mearns.

*20. nigromarginatus (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines : 166,
pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: ( Euplocamus Horsfieldi) = Gennaeus h. horsfieldii

(G. R. Gray).

*21. notatus (Clay), 1938 {Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 153, figs. 24b, 25b, pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: Ptilopachus petrosus petrosus (Gmelin).

*22. obscurior Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 230.

Nomen novum for Lipeurus obscurus Giebel, 1874 {nec
Rudow, 1869) as redescribed by Clay (1938, Proc. zool.
Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 139, fig. 18b).

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CUCULICOLA

23. obscurus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus, nec L. obscurus Rudow, 1869).
Insecta epizoa : 220.

Host: ( Perdix rufa) =Alectoris r. rufa (Linn.).

=no. 22.

*24. opimus (Piaget), 1885 (Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement : 78,
pi. 8 fig. 6.

Host: (Turacus giganteus. Error) =Crinifer sp.

25. pallidus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa: 2ig. Quoted
as synonym of heterographus.

=110. 10.

*26. placentella (Clay), 1938 ( Gallipeurus ). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 146, pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: Francolinus griseostriatus Ogilvie-Grant.

27. pternistis (Bedford), 1929 (Lipeurus). Rep. vet. Res. S. Apr., 15:
522, figs. 25, 26.

Host: Pternistis swainsonii (A. Smith).

*28. rosalindae (Clay), 1938 (Gallipeurus). IJroc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 143, figs. 21c, 22b, pi. 6 fig. 2.

Host: Francolinus shelleyi theresae Meinertzhagen.

*29. spinicaudatus (Clay), 1938 (Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 151, pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: Perdicula a. asiatica (Latham).

*30. synoicus (Clay), 1938 (Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
108: 150, figs. 23c, 24a, pi. 7 fig. 3.

Host: Synoicus ypsilophorus australis (Latham).

*31. tetraogallus (Clay), 1938 (Gallipeurus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.
(B), 108: 154, figs. 24c, 25a, pi. 8 fig. 2.

Host: Tetraogallus h. himalayensis G. R. Gray.

CUCULICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Cuculicola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Entomologist, 72: 165. Type species:
Degeeriella latirostris (Burineister).

1. acutus (Rudow), 1870 (Docophorus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 35: 463.

Host: Scythrops novaehollandiae Latham.

2. atopus (Kellogg), 1899 (Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.,

6: 18, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: Piaya cayana thermophila P. L. Sclater.

3. chelurus (Nitzsch), 1874 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa:

150.

Host: Scythrops novaehollandiae Latham.

=no. 1.

4. coromandus (Rudow), 1869 (Docophorus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph.: 16.

Host: (Coccyzus coromandus) =Clamator coromandus (Linn.).
Placed here with some doubt.

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CUCULIPHILUS

*5. cuculi (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 49, 120,
pi. 10 fig. 11.

Host: Cuculus [c.] canorus Linn.

=no. 8.

*6. dilatofasciatus (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines: 147, pi.
12 fig. 4.

Host: ( Eudynamis picatus) =Eudynamys scolopacea corvina
Stresemann.

7. fenestratus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 117.

Host: Cuculus [c.] canorus Linn.

=no. 8.

8. latirostris (Burmeister), 1838 [Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 429.

Host: Cuculus [c.] canorus Linn.

9. lipeuriformis (Rudow), 1869 [Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

19.

Host: Scythrops novaehollandiae Latham.

Generic position very doubtful, perhaps a V ernoniella.

10. sculptus (Kolenati), 1858 [Nirmus). S.B. Acad. ILfss. Wien, 29:

249, pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: [Diplapterus naevius) — Tapera naevia (Linn.).

11. splendidus (Kellogg), 1899 [Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 16, pi. 2 figs. 3, 6.

Host: Polyborus cheriway [audubonii Cassin].

CUCULIPHILUS Uchida, 1926

Cuculiphilus. Uchida, 1926, J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 47. Type species:
Pediculus fasciatus Scopoli.

Falcophilus. Guimaraes, 1942, Pap. avulsos. Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 241. Type
species: Menopon alternatum Osborn.

Aegypiphilus. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 56. Type species: A. gypsis
Eichler.

Vulturiphilus. Eichler, 1948, Entomologist, 81: 251, nomen novum for Falco-
philus Guimaraes.

1. alternatus (Osborn), 1902 [Menopon). Ohio Nat., 2: 175, pi. 11

fig. 1.

Host: Cathartes aura [septentrionalis Wied.].

2. breviceps (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 279.

Host: Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

=no. 3.

3. cathartaepapae (Nitzsch), 1861 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

17: 518.

Host: Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

4. centropi Qadri, 1935. Z. Parasitenk., 8: 231, fig. 4.

Host: Centropus [s.] sinensis (Stephens).

5. coragypsis (Eichler), 1948 [Falcophilus). Entomologist, 81: 251,

figs. 1-7.

Host: Coragyps atratus foetens (Lichtenstein).

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CUCULIPHILUS

6. coromandus Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 49, fig. 17.

Host: ( Entomothera coromanda major. Error) = Cuculus
canorus telephonus Heine (see Hopkins, 1947, Ann. Mag.
nat. Hist. (11), 14: 104).

=no. 10.

7. cuculi (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Ent:. 807.

Nomen novum for Pediculus fasciatus Scopoli.

=no. 10.

8. decoratus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Menopon ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 525, pi. 72 fig. 2.

Host: ( Elanus leucurus. Error) =Coccyzus americanus

occidentalis Ridgway (fide Emerson, 1949, Psyche, Camh.,
Mass., 56: 90).

9. fasciaferus (Harrison), 1916 (Menopon). Parasitology , 9: 36.

Nomen novum for Menopon fasciatum Rudow, 1869 (nec
Scopoli, 1763).

=no. 21.

10. fasciatus (Scopoli), 1763 (Pediculus). Ent. carniolica: 383.

Host: Cuculus [c.] canorus Linn.

11. fasciatus (Rudow), 1869 (Menopon) (nec Scopoli, 1763). Z. ges.

NatWiss., 34: 403.

Host: (Sarcorhamphus gryphus)—\fu\tur gryphus Linn.

=no. 21

12. galapagensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Menopon). Proc.

nat. Acad. Sci., Wash., 4: 487, pi. 31 fig. 4.

Host: (Geospiza conirostris and Nesomimus macdonaldi.
Error) =Coccyzus melanocoryphus Vieillot (Emerson,
1949, Psyche, Camb., Mass., 56: 91).

=no. 20.

13- gypsis (Eichler), 1944 (Aegypiphilus). Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 57,
fig. 1.

Host: Gyps [f.] fulvus (Hablizl).

14. hototogisu Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 48, fig. 16.
Host: (Cuculus i. intermedins)— Cuculus p. poliocephalus
Latham.

*15. interpolatum (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 493, pi.
42, fig. 1.

Host: [Scythrops novaehollandiae Latham].

=no. 18.

mirzai Qadri, 1935. See Ardeiphilus.

16. phanerostigma (Giebel), 1861 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18:

305. Nomen novum for M. phanerostigmaton (Nitzsch).
=no. 10.

17. phanerostigmaton (Nitzsch), 1818 (Liotheum). Germar’s Mag.

Ent., 3: 300. Nomen novum for Pediculus fasciatus Scopoli.
=no. 10.

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CUCULOECUS

18. platygaster (Giebel), 1874 ( Menopon ). Insecta epizoa: 290.

Host: Scythrops novaehollandiae Latham.

19. punctatus (Gervais), 1849 ( Liotheum ). In Gay, Hist. fis. polit.

Chile, 4: 104, pi. fig. 11.

Host: (Halcones)=Falconiformes.

20. snodgrassi (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Menopon). Proc. nat.

Acad. Sci., Wash., 4: 486, pi. 31 fig. 3.

Host: Coccyzus melanocoryphus Vieillot.

*21. zonatus (Piaget), 1885 (Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
152, pi. 16 fig. 6.

Host: (Sarcorhamphus gryphus)=Vultur gryphus Linn.

CUCULOECUS Ewing, 1926

Cuculoecus. Ewing, 1926, Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 28: 148. Type species:
Philopterus coccygii (Osborn).

* i. angulatus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus, nec D. angulatus Piaget,
1880: 21). Pediculines : 93, pi. 8 fig. 5.

Host unknown.

2. coccygii (Osborn), 1896 (Docophorus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.
(n.s.), 5: 222, fig. 143.

Host: (Yellow-billed cuckoo) = Coccyzus a. americanus
(Linn.).

*3. emarginatus (Piaget), 1871 (Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14:
135, pi. 7 fig. 14.

Hosts: (Ibis peregrina and religiosa. Error).

*4. laticlypeatus (Piaget), 1871 (Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14:
116, pi. 6 fig. 2.

Host: (Cuculus jlabelliformis) — Cacomantis pyrrhophanus
prionurus (Lichtenstein).

*5. latifrons (Denny), 1842 (Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 46,
97, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: Cuculus [c.] canorus Linn.

*6. obcordatus (Piaget), 1871 (Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14:
121.

Host: (Scythrops N. Hollandiae) = Scythrops novaehollandiae
Latham.

7. occidentalis (Kellogg), 1899 (Docophorus, nec D. occidentalis
Kellogg, 1896). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 6, pi. 1
figs. 5, 8.

Host: Coccyzus americanus occidentalis Ridgway.

=no. 2.

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CUMMINGSIA

CUMMINGSIA Ferris, 1922

Cummingsia. Ferris, 25.lv. 1922, Parasitology, 14: 83. Type species: C.
maculata Ferris.

Acanthomenopon. Harrison, May 1922, Austral. Zool., 2: 156. Type species:
A. horridum Harrison.

1. horrida (Harrison), 1922 ( Acanthomenopon ). Austral. Zool., 2:

156, figs, ic, 2. "

Host: ( Peramys ^ow^s^‘c«s) = Monodelphis domesticus

(Wagner).

=no. 4.

2. intermedia Werneck, 1937. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 32: 70,

figs. 1-5.

Host: Marmosa incana paulensis Tate.

3. maculata Ferris, 1922. Parasitology , 14: 83, figs. 2e, 3d, 4e, 7.

Host: ( Caenolestes sp.) = Orolestes incae Thomas.

4. peramydis Ferris, 1922. Parasitology , 14: 85, figs. 2d, 3e, 4c, 8.

Host: ( Peramys domesticus) = Monodelphis domesticus

(Wagner).

CUMMINGSIELLA Ewing, 1930

Dollabella. Cummings, 1916 ( nee Gistel, 1848). Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 1916:
265. Type species: “Dollabella testudinarius Denny”.

Cummingsiella. Ewing, 1930, Proc. biol. Soc. Wash., 42: 125. Nomen novum
for Dollabella Cummings ( nec Gistel).

1. ambigua (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 426.

Host: ( Scol . gallinago) = Capella g. gallinago (Linn.).

2. amphibola (Giebel), 1861 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18:

314. Nomen novum for D. ambiguus Burmeister.

= no. 1.

3. aurata (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus , nec Philopterus ( Doco-

phorus) auratus Haan, 1829). Handb. Ent., 2: 426.

Host: Scolopax [r.] rusticola Linn.

=no. 4.

*4. aurea Hopkins, 1949. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 31, pi. 1
figs. 3, 4-

Host: Scolopax r. rusticola Linn.

5. biseriatis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus , misdetermination of
Nirmus biseriatus Children). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 250
(legend of pi. 1 fig. 6).

Host: Numenius arquata (Linn.).

=no. 10.

5a. breviclypeata Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. Mag. Parasit.,
Leningr., 10: 277, figs, io-ioa.

Host: Numenius tenuirostris Vieillot.

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DAHLEMHORNIA

6. longirostricola (Wilson), 1937 {Philopterus) . Canad. Ent., 69:
264, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Numenius [a.] americanus Bechstein.

*7. major (Waterston), 1912 ( Docophorus , nec D. major Kellogg,
1896). Ent. mon. Mag. (2), 23: 62.

Host: ( Gallinago coelestis) =Capella g. gallinago Linn.

=no. 1.

8. microceras (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph:. 13.

Host: (. Numenius /weans) = Numenius arquata occidentals

Brehm.

=no. 10.

*9. nirmoides (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 104, pi. 9
fig. 2.

Host: {Numenius arquatus. Error) =Capella gallinago Linn.
=no. 1.

10. ovalis (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 384.

Host: ( Scolopax arquata)— Numenius a. arquata (Linn.).

11. pseudonirmus (Nitzsch), 1874 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 167.

Host: Numenius arquata Linn.

=no. 10.

*12. testudinaria (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus , misdetermination of
Nirmus testudinarius Children). Mon. Anopl. Brit. : 46, 96,
pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata Linn.

=no. 10.

CYPSELOECUS Conci, 1941

Cypseloecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 126. Type species: Philop-
terus excisus Nitzsch.

Not separable from Philopterus.

DAHLEMHORNIA Keler, 1936

Dahlemhornia. Keler, 1936, Bull. Acad, polon. Sci. Lett. (B), 2: 163. Type
species: Nirmus asymmetricus "Nitz.”.

1. asymmetrica (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Host: {Dromaeus nov. Holland) = Dromiceius novaehollandiae
(Latham) .

2. setosa (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 {Nirmus, nec N. setosus

Giebel, 1876). Viet. Nat., 18: 157, figs. 5, 6.

Host: {Dromaeus novaehollandiae) = Dromiceius novae-

hollandiae (Latham).

=no. 1.

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DAMALINIA Mjoberg, 1910

Damalinia. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 69. Type species: Tricho-
dectes crenelatus Piag.

Bovicola. Ewing, June 1929, Man. external Parasites : 121, 123, 193. Type
species: Trichodectes caprae Gurlt.

Tricholipeurus. Bedford, Oct. 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 514. Type
species: T. aepycerus Bedf.

Bovidoecus. Bedford, Oct. 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 518. Type species:
Trichodectes bovis Linne.

Lepikentron. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 452. Type species:
Trichodectes breviceps Rudow.

Rhabdopedilon. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 453. Type
species: Trichodectes longicornis Nitzsch.

Cervicola. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 460. Type species:
C. tibialis Piaget [sensu Keler = Trichodectes meyeri Taschenberg].
Holakartikos. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 461. Type species:
Trichodectes pilosus Piaget [nee Gbl.).

Werneckiella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 160. Type species: "Trichodectes
eqni Denny sensu Werneck”.

An exceedingly difficult genus, containing (like Trichodectes )
several groups which run into one another and which we, therefore,
consider should not be separated generically. The principal groups,
Bovicola, Tricholipeurus and perhaps Lepikentron (which would
include Rhabdopedilon) might well be recognized as subgenera. In
this connection the question of the type species of Cervicola is
important: “ tibialis Piaget” in Keler’s writings is invariably meyeri
Taschenberg and not the species described by Piaget, so Cervicola
in a subgeneric sense is a synonym of Damalinia s. str. and not of
T richolipeurus.

Those who disagree with our opinion that the groups should not
be regarded as genera are referred to Werneck’s Maldfagos de
Mamiferos, pt. 2 {Rio de Janeiro, 1950).

*1. adenota (Bedford), 1936 [Bovicola). Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci.,
7: 45, figs. 14-17.

Host: Adenota kob [thomasi (P. L. Sclater)].

2. aepycerus (Bedford), 1929 ( Tricholipeurus ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

15: 515, figs. 14, 15, 18.

Host: Aepyceros melampus [petersi Bocage].

3. albimarginata (Werneck), 1936 ( Trichodectes ). Mem. Inst.

Osw. Cruz, 31: 570, figs. 205-212.

Host: [Mazama americana)= Mazama nemorivaga (Cuvier).

4. alpina (Keler), 1942 [Bovicola). Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-

Dahlem, 9: 69, figs. 1-5.

Host: Rupicapra rupicapra (Linn.).

5. americana (Jellison), 1935 [Bovicola). J. Parasit., 21: 410, fig.

Host: Cervus canadensis (Erxleben).

*6. annectens Hopkins, 1943. Rev. brasil. Biol., 3: 24, figs. 14-17.
Host: [Tragelaphus scriptus 6or)=Strepsiceros scriptus bor
(Heuglin).

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DAMALINIA

7. antidorcas (Bedford), 1931 (Jricholipeurus). Rep. vet. Res. S.
Apr., 17: 283, figs. 1-3.

Host: Antidorcas marsupialis (Zimmermann).

*8. appendiculata (Piaget), 1880 (Trichodectes) . Pediculines : 403,
pi. 33 fig. 1.

Host: {Antilope subgutturosa) =Ga,zell3i subgutturosa Gulden-
stadt.

9. aucheniaelamae (Torregiani), 1910 ( Trichodectes ). Zooparasitos
del Alti piano boliviano, La Paz: 34.

Host: ( Auchenia lama) — Lama huanaca glama (Linn.).

—no. 15.

10. bacula (Stobbe), 1913 ( Trichodectes ). V ber die Mallophagen . . .

unserer Haustiere, Kaufbeuren: 26, pi. 2 fig. 11.

Host: (Ziege. Error).

Type lost; probably— no. 52.

11. balanica (Werneck), 1938 {Trichodectes). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 33: 413, figs. 1-6.

Host: Antilope cervicapra Pallas.

*12. baxi Hopkins, 1947. Rev. brasil. Biol., 7: 117, figs. 1-5.

Host: Damaliscus korrigum jimela (Matschie).

13. bedfordi (Hill), 1922 {Trichodectes). Parasitology, 14: 67, pi. 2

figs. 1-3.

Host: {Cephalophus {Guebei) won^'co/a)=Philantomba

caerulea (Hamilton-Smith).

14. bovis (Linne), 1758 {Pediculus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 611.

Host: Bos taurus Linn.

15. breviceps (Rudow), 1866 {Trichodectes). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

no, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: {Auchenia Z/awa)=Lama huanaca glama (Linn.).

16. caprae (Gurlt), 1843 {Trichodectes). Mag. ges. Thierheilk., 9: 3,

pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: (Ziege) =Capra hircus Linn.

17. caprae (Packard), 1870 {Trichodectes). Amer. Nat., 4: 96, fig. 8.

Host: (Goat) = Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 16.

*18. chorleyi (Llopkins), 1941 {Bovicola). Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11),
7: 4L %•

Host: {Alcelaphus lelwel roosevelti) =Alcelaphus buselaphus

roosevelti (Heller).

19. clayae (Werneck), 1938 {Trichodectes). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 33: 417, figs. 7-14, pi. 1 figs. 1, 3.

Host: Neotragus pygmaeus (Linn.).

20. climacium (Giebel), 1861 {Trichodectes). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18:

292. Nomen novum for T. climax Nitzsch.

=no. 16.

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DAMALINIA

21. climax (Nitzsch), 1861 {Trichodectes) . In Giebel, Z. ges.
NatWiss., 17: 81, pi. 1 figs. I, 2.

Host: (Ziege)=Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 16.

*22. conectens Hopkins, 1943. Rev. brasil. Biol., 3: 26, figs. 18-21.
Host: Oreotragus oreotragus aureus Heller.

23. cornuta (Gervais), 1844 ( Trichodectes ). In Walckenaer, Hist.

nat. Ins., 3: 315, pi. 49 fig. 10.

Host: ( Antilope dorcas) = Gazella d. dorcas (Linn.).

24. crassipes (Rudow), 1866 ( Trichodectes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 17:

hi, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: (Angoraziege) = Capra hircus angorensis Shaw.

*25. crenelata (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines : 402, pi. 32
fig. 8.

Host: {Antilope a/fo/Wms)=Damaliscus pygargus albifrons

(Burchell).

26. dimorpha (Bedford), 1939 ( Bovicola ). Onderstepoort J . vet. Sci.,

12: 114, figs. n-13.

Host: (Wild goat). Probably = Naemorhedus goral (Hard-
wicke) (see Hopkins, 1949, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 119:
532).

27. dorcelaphi (Werneck), 1936 ( Trichodectes ). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 31: 565. figs. 197-204.

Host: ( Dorcelaphus besoarticus) = Blastocerus bezoarticus

(Linn.).

28. elongata (Bedford), 1934 ( Tricholipeurus ). Onderstepoort J. vet.

Sci., 2: 46, figs. 7, 9.

Host: Aepyceros [m.] melampus (Lichtenstein).

*29. equi (Denny), 1842 ( Trichodectes ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 61,191,
pi. 17 fig. 7.

Host: (Horse) — Equus caballus Linn.

30. fahrenholzi (Eichler), 1949 ( Tricholipeurus ). Entonom., 1: 67,
figs.

Host: {Antilope arabica) = Gazella arabica Lichtenstein.

*31. forflcula (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines: 400, pi. 32
fig- 7-

Host: {Cervus porcinus) = Axis porcinus (Zimmermann).

*32. harrisoni (Cummings), 1916 {Trichodectes). Proc. zool. Soc.
Lond., 1916: 276, figs. 13-16.

Host: Connochaetes gnou (Zimmermann).

*33. hemitragi (Cummings), 1916 {Trichodectes). Proc. zool. Soc.
Lond., 1916: 273, figs. 11, 12.

Host: Hemitragus jemlaicus (Hamilton-Smith).

*34. hendrickxi Hopkins, 1947. Rev. brasil. Biol., 7: 119, figs.
6-1 1.

Host: Cephalophus nigrifrons kivuensis Lonnberg.

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DAMALINIA

35. hermsi (Kellogg & Nakayama), 1915 (Trichodectes) . Psyche,

Camb., Mass., 22: 34, fig. 1.

Host: (“Merino goat”)=Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 24.

36. hilli (Bedford), 1934 ( Bovicola ). Onderstepoort J . vet. Sci., 2: 43,

figs. 4-6.

Host: Kobus [e.] ellipsiprymnus (Ogilby).

*37- hopkinsi Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J . vet. Sci., 7: 47, figs.
18, 19.

Host: Taurotragus oryx pattersonianus Lydekker.

*38. inaequalemaculatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines
Supplement : 88, pi. 9 fig. 7.

Host: ( Auchenia Guanaco)=h2im2i h. huanaca (Linn.).

=no. 15.

*39. indica (Werneck), 1950 ( Tricholipeurus ). Maldpagos de Mami-
jeros, pt. 2: 177, figs. 267-272.

Host: Muntiacus muntjak (Zimmermann).

40. lerouxi (Bedford), 1930 ( Tricholipeurus ). Rep. vet. Res.S. Apr.,

16: 163, fig. 7.

Host: Sylvicapra [g.] grimmi (Linn.).

41. limbata (Gervais), 1844 ( Trichodectes ). Hist. Ins. apteres, 3: 313,

pi. 48 fig. 4.

Host: (Chevre d’ Angora) = Capra hircus angorensis Shaw.

42. lineata (Bedford), 1920 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Apr.,

7, 8: 723, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: Raphiceros [c.] campestris (Thunberg).

43. lipeuroides (Megnin), 1884 ( Trichodectes ). Naturaliste, no. 62:

494-

Host: ( Cervus mexicanus)^ Odocoileus mexicanus (Gmelin).

44. longiceps (Rudow), 1866 ( Trichodectes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

no, pi. 6 fig. 1.

Host: ( Antilope arabica) =Gazella arabica Lichtenstein.

45. longicornis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Trichodectes ). Germar's Mag. Ent.,

3: 296. Nomen novum for Redi’s pi. 23, lower figure.

Host: (Cervo)= Cervus elaphus Linn.

46. madagascariensis (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Trichodectes ). Ark. Zool.,

6, no. 13: 64, figs. 38, 39.

Host: (Eupleres goudoti. Error) =Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 41.

*47. major (Piaget), 1885 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines Supplement :
86, pi. 9 fig. 5.

Host: ( Hircus angorensis) = Capra hircus angorensis Shaw.
=no. 41.

48. mambrica (Rudow), 1866 ( Trichodectes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:
in, pi. 6 fig. 2.

Host: ( Hircus mambricus)=CziY>Ta, hircus Linn.

=no. 16.

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DAM ALIN I A

49. martinagUa (Bedford), 1936 ( Bovicola ). Onderstepoort J. vet.

Set., 7: 43, figs. 11-13.

Host: Onotragus leche (Gray).

50. mazama (Stobbe), 1913 ( Eutrichophilus ). Dtsch. ent. Z., 1913:

562. Nomen novum for mexicanus Mjoberg.

=no. 43-

51. mexicana (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Eutrichophilus , nec Rudow, 1866).

Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 79, 244, figs. 49, 50, 137, pi. 4
figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Cervus mexicanus) =Odocoileus mexicanus (Gmelin).
—no. 43.

52. meyeri (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Trichodectes ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 222, pi. 7 fig. 13.

Host: (Not known) =Capreolus capreolus (Linn.).

53. muntiacus (S6guy), 1948 ( Trichodectes ). Notes Ent. chin., 12:

149, figs.

Host: Muntiacus muntjak (Zimmermann).

54. neglecta (Keler), 1942 [Bovicola). Art. morph, tax. ent. Berlin-

Dahlem, 9: 77, figs. 6-9.

Host: Ammotragus lervia (Pallas).

*55. ocellata (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines : 398, pi. 32,
fig- 5a-

Host: Equus burchelli (Gray).

56. odocoilei (McGregor), 1917 [Trichodectes). Ann. ent. Soc. Amer.,
10: 173, pi. 17 fig. 7.

Host: Odocoileus virginianus macrourus (Rafinesque).

=no. 62.

*57. ourebiae Hopkins, 1943. Rev. brasil. Biol., 3: 19, figs. 5-9.
Host: Ourebia ourebi ugandae De Beaux.

58. ovis (Schrank), 1781 [Pediculus). Enum. Ins. Austr. Indig.:

502, pi. 1 figs. 8, 9.

Host: Ovis aries Linn.

59. ovisarietis (Schrank), 1803 [Pediculus). Fauna Boica: 187.

Nomen novum for ovis Schrank.

=no. 58.

60. painei (Kellogg & Nakayama), 1914 [Trichodectes). Psyche,

Camb., Mass., 21: 90, fig. 1.

Hosts: [Corvus semicinctus and Haematopus jrazari. Errors) =
Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 41.

*61. pakenhami (Werneck), 1947 [Tricholipeurus). Rev. brasil.
Biol., 7: 101, figs. 1-6.

Host: Cephalophus adersi Thomas.

62. parallela (Osborn), 1896 [Trichodectes). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.
(n.s.), 5: 240, fig. 148.

Host: (Deer). Probably— Odocoileus virginianus (Boddaert).

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DAMALINIA

*63. parkeri (Hopkins), 1941 ( Tricholipeurus ). J. E. Afr. Ug. nat.
Hist. Soc., 16: 47, figs. 1-5.

Host: Gazella thomsoni nasalis Lonnberg.

*64. parumpilosa (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines: 397,
pi. 32 fig. 5.

Host: Equus caballus Linn.

=no. 29.

65. pelea (Bedford), 1934 ( Bovicola ). Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 2:
41, figs. 1-3.

Host: Pelea capreolus (Bechstein).

*66. penicillata (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines : 406, pi. 32
fig. 10.

Host: {Macropus penicillatus. Error) = Capra hircus Linn.
=no. 24.

67. peregrina (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Trichodectes ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 218, pi. 7 fig. 10.

Host: [Mycteria crumenifera. Error) = Capra hircus Linn.
=no. 16.

68. pilosus (Giebel), 1874 ( Trichodectes ). Insecta epizoa: 59.

Host: Equus caballus Linn.

=no. 29.

69. pubescens (Macqueen), 1905 {Trichodectes). Parasites parasitic

Diseases domesticated Animals, ed. 2; 61.

Host: Equus caballus Linn.

=no. 29.

*70. punctum (Piaget), 1885 {Trichodectes). Pediculines Supplement-.
87, pi. 9 fig. 6.

Plost: ( Lamprotornis sp. Error) =Dama dama (Linn.).

=no. 87.

71. reduncae (Bedford), 1929 {Tricholipeurus). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Afr., 15: 517, figs. 16, 17, 17b.

Host: Redunca [a.] arundinum (Boddaert).

72. rupicaprae (Werneck), 1944 {Bovicola). Rev. brasil. Biol., 4:

271, figs. 1-3.

Host: Rupicapra rupicapra (Linn.).

=no. 4.

73. sachtlebeni (Keler), 1937 {Bovicola). Arb. morph, tax. Ent.

Berlin- Dahlem, 4: 314, figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Ziege)=Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 41.

74. scalaris (Nitzsch), 1818 {Trichodectes). Germar's Mag. Ent., 3:

296. Nomen novum for P. bovis Linn.

=no. 14.

75. sedecimdecembrii (Eichler), 1946 {Bovicola). Berlin. Munch.

tierartzl. Wschr., 1946: 44, fig.

Host: (Wisent) =Bison bonasus (Linn.).
m. — 8 107

DAMALINIA

*76. siamensis Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 133,
figs. 177, 178.

Host: Muntiacus muntjak curvostylis (Gray).

=no. 53.

77. similis (Denny), 1842 (Trichodectes) . Mon. Anopl. Brit.\ 194,

pi. 17 fig. 6.

Host: (Red deer)=Cervus elaphus scoticus Lonnberg.

=no. 45.

78. solida (Rudow), 1866 ( Trichodectes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 112,

pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: (Ziege)=Capra liircus Linn.

=no. 16.

79. sphaerocephalus (Olfers), 1816 ( Pediculus ). De Veget. . . .,

1: 85. Nomen novum for Pediculus ovis Schrank.

=no. 58.

80. sphaerocephalus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Trichodectes ). Germar’s Mag.

Ent., 3: 296. Nomen novum for Pediculus ovis Schrank.
=no. 58.

*81. spinifer Hopkins, 1943. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 23, figs. 10-13.
Host: Gazella granti brighti Thomas.

82. tarandi (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Trichodectes ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:
66, pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: ( Cervus tarandus) =Rangifer t. tarandus (Linn.).

*83. tarsata (Piaget), 1880 (Trichodectes). Pediculines'. 399.

Host: (Petits chevaux de Java)=Equus caballus Linn.

=no. 29.

84. tauri (Linn.), 1761 ( Pediculus ). Fauna suecica, ed. 2: 476.

Nomen novum for P. bovis Linn.

=no. 14.

85. theileri Bedford, 1928. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 13, 14: 849, pi. 6

fig. 15, pi. 7 fig. 16.

Host: Gorgon [t.] taurinus (Burchell).

86. thompsoni (Bedford), 1936 ( Bovicola ). Onderstepoort J. vet.Sci.,

7: 42, fig. 10.

Host: (N emorrhaedus s-wm^mensfs)=Capricornis suma-

traensis (Bechstein).

*87. tibialis (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines : 399, pi. 32
fig. 6.

Host: ( Cervus dama)= Dama dama (Linn.).

88. trabeculae (Bedford), 1929 ( Tricholipeurus ). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Afr., 15: 516, figs. 17a, 17c.

Host: Redunca [f.] fulvorufula (Afzelius).

89. traguli Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 140, figs.

1 90-1 94.

Host: Tragulus [javanicus] borneanus Miller.

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DASYONYX

*90. truncata (Piaget), 1880 {Trichodectes) . Pediculines: 393.

Host: (Chevre de Java) = Capra hircus Linn.

=no. 16.

91- ugandae (Werneck), 1950 ( Tricholipeurus ). Malofagos de
Mamiferos, pt. 2: 168.

Host: Redunca redunca [ugandae (Blaine)].

92. vestita (Railliet), 1895 ( Trichodectes ). Tr. Zool. med. agric.:
835-

Hosts: (Cheval et Ane)=Equus caballus Linn, and Equus
asinus Linn.

=no. 29.

*93. victoriae Hopkins, 1943. Rev. brasil. Biol., 3: 17, figs. 1-4.

Host: ( Rhynchotragus guentheri smithi) = Rhynehotragus

kirki smithi (Thomas).

94. virginianus (Peters), 1930 ( Tricholipeurus ). Proc. ent. Soc.

Wash., 1930: 76, figs. 1-3.

Host: Odocoileus virginianus virginianus (Boddaert).

=no. 43.

95. wernecki (Keler), 1937 ( Bovicola ). Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-

Dahlem, 4: 317. Nomen novum for material described by
Werneck as Trichodectes limbatus Gervais.

=no. 41.

*96. zuluensis (Werneck), 1950 {Bovicola). Malofagos de Mamiferos,
pt. 2: 88, figs. 82-88.

Host: Equus burchelli antiquorum (Hamilton-Smith).
DASYONYX Bedford, 1932

Dasyonyx. Bedford, 1932, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 720. Type species:
D. validus Bedford.

Neodasyonyx. Werneck, 1941, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 543. Type species:
Dasyonyx transvaalensis Bedford.

Neodasyonyx is an excellent subgenus — the status assigned to it
by Werneck.

1. bedfordi Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 598.

Host: (Daman (Hyrax) du Congo) = Dendrohyrax sp.

2. dendrohyracis (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. Harvard

Afric. Exped. Liberia : 1032, fig. 20B, F.

Host: Dendrohyrax [v.] validus True.

3. diacanthus (Ehrenberg), 1828 ( Trichodectes ). Symbolae

physicae, Mammalia, art. Hyrax.

Host: [Hyrax synacws) =Heterohyrax s. syriacus (Schreber).

4. guineensis Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 528,

figs. 96-103.

Host: Dendrohyrax dorsalis [sylvestris] (Temminck).

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*5. hopkinsi Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 525, figs.
90-95.

Host: Dendrohyrax dorsalis marmota Thomas.

6. lindfieldi (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes , nec T. lindfieldi Hill,

1922). Rep. Harvard Afric. Exped.: 1030, figs. 19, 20A,
C, D, E, G, H.

Host: ( Procavia adolfi-friederici)—- Dendrohyrax arboreus

adolfifriederici (Brauer).

=no. 13.

7. minor Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Set., 12: 112, fig. 9.

Host: ( Procavia sp., T. M. skin 4324)=Procavia capensis
orangiae Roberts.

8. nairobiensis Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 38,

figs. 8, 9.

Host: ( Procavia mackinderi zelotes) = Procavia habessinica
zelotes Osgood.

9. oculatus (Bedford), 1928 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

13-14: 847, pi. 6 fig. 14.

Host: Heterohyrax [syriacus] ruddi (Wroughton).

10. ovalis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 721, figs. 9,

11, 12.

Host: Procavia [capensis] coombsi Roberts, probably error
for P. c. windhuki Brauer.

11. transvaalensis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 722,

figs. 10, 13b, 14a.

Host: Procavia [capensis] coombsi Roberts.

*12. ugandensis Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 522,
fig. 89.

Host: ( Heterohyrax b. brucei. Misdetermination) = Hetero-
hyrax syriacus bakeri (Gray).

13. validus Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 721. Nomen

novum for Trichodectes lindfieldi Ferris 1930 nec Hill 1922.

14. waterbergensis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932:

724, figs. 13c, 14b.

Host: ( Procavia waterbergensis. Error) = Heterohyrax wel-

witschi otjiwarongensis Roberts.

*15. windhuki Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 38, figs.
6,7.

Host: Procavia [capensis] windhuki Brauer.
DEBEAUXOECUS Conci, 1941

Debeauxoecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. cut. Hal., 73: 126. Type species: Philop-
terus claviformis Piaget.

A synonym of Clayiella, which is itself not separable from
Philopterus, the distinguishing characters being adaptive and not
phylogenetic.

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DEGEERIELLA

DEGEERIELLA Neumann, 1906

Nirmus. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 291 ( nec Hermann, 1804).
Degeeriella. Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Ft., 20: 60. Nomen novum for
Nirmus Nitzsch nec Hermann. Type species (by subsequent designation,
Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36: 326): "D.
discocephalus N.”

KSlerinirmus. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 101. Type species: “Nirmus
fuscus Nitzsch in Denny."

1. aeruginosi (Denny), 1852 {Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 16. Nomen novum for Nirmus
fuscus Denny.

=no. 18.

2. aguiae (Gervais), 1844 {Philopterus) . In Walckenaer’s Hist.

not. Ins., 3: 350.

Host: {Spizaetus melanoleucus) = Geranoaetus m. melano-

leucus (Vieillot).

3. amblys (Kellogg), 1896 {Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 499, pi. 67 fig. 5.

Host: Haliaeetus [1.] leucocephalus (Linn.).

4. angusta (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 126.

Host: Buteo lagopus (Pontoppidan).
anhingae Peters, 1935. See Pectinopygus.

*5. appendiculata (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines: 132, pi. 11,
fig. 2.

Hosts: {Milvus ater) =Milvus migrans migrans (Boddaert)

and Milvus [migrans] aegyptius (Gmelin).

=no. 38.

6. aquilarum Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 142: 92, fig. 1.

Host: Aquila n. nipalensis Hodgson,
austini Peters, 1931. See Quadraceps.

7. burmeisteri (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 126.

Host: {Falco rufipes) =Falco vespertinus Linn.

=110. 30.

8. caracarensis (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 {Nirmus). Ent. News, 23:

59-

Host: {Polyborus lentosus) =Polyborus lutosus Ridgway.

*9. castanea (Piaget), 1890 {Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 232, pi. 8
fig. 9.

Host: {Sula piscatrix. Error) =some member of Falconi-
formes.

charcoti Neumann, 1907. See Pseudonirmus.
chrysomytris Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Bruelia.
conformis Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Quadraceps.
conocephala Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Bruelia.
crassipedalis Harrison, 1916. See Bruelia.

hi

DEGEERIELLA

10. curvilineata (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Nirmus ). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 470, pi. 29 fig. 4.

Host: ( Nesopelia galapagoensis and Oceanites gracilis.

Error) = Buteo galapagoensis (Gould),
daumae Clay, 1936. See Bruelia.

11. discocephalus (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2:

430.

Host: ( Aquil . a/fo'«7/a)=Haliaeetus albicilla (Linn.),
dissimilis Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Quadraceps.
episcopi Qadri, 1936. See Ardeicola.

12. epustulata (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Nebr. Stud., 3: 133.

Host: Accipiter bicolor (Vieillot).

13. euzonia (Nitzsch), 1861 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

17: 521.

Host: Gypaetus barbatus (Linn.).

=no. 29.

falcigera Peters, 1931. See Quadraceps.

14. fasciata (Rudow), 1869 (Nirmus). Beitr. Kennt. Malloph .: 20.

Host: (Falco islandicus) — Falco rusticolus islandus Briinnich.

15. flavida (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 301.

Host: (Buteo jaktal) = Buteo r. rufofuscus (J. R. Forster).
*16. frater (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 145, pi. 12 fig. 2.
Host: (Lamprotornis amethystina de l’Habesh. Error) =
some member of Falconiformes.

1 7. fulva (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa\ 124.

Host: (Aquila fulva) = Aqui\a chrysaetos (Linn.).

*18. fusca (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 49, 118,
pi. 9 fig. 8.

Host: (Circus rufus) — Circus ae. aeruginosus (Linn.).

19. fusca (Nitzsch), 1861 (Nirmus, nec Nirmus fuscus Denny, 1842).
In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 17: 525.

Host: (Buteo vulgaris) — Buteo b. buteo (Linn.).

=no. 20.

*20. giebeli Hopkins, 1947. Entomologist, 80: 77.

Host: Buteo b. buteo (Linn.),
grandalae Clay, 1936. See Bruelia.

21. gypsivorum Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 142: 93.

Host: Gyps himalayensis Hume.

*22. incerta (Piaget), 1885 (Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement: 20,
pi. 2 fig. 9.

Host: (Totanus glottis. Error)— some member of Falconi-
formes.

jugiferaT. Muller, 1932. See Quadraceps.
koslovae Clay, 1936. See Bruelia.

23. leucopleura (Nitzsch), 1874 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta
epizoa: 129.

Host: (Falco brachydactylus) — C\Tca,et\is cinerascens J. W.
Muller.

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longuliceps Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Penenirmus.
marginatula Harrison, 1916. See Picicola.
multipunctata Clay, 1936. See Briielia.
myiophoneae Clay, 1936. See Briielia.

24. nisus Giebel, 1866 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 364.

Host: ( Astur m'sws)=Accipiter n. nisus (Linn.).

25. nitzschi (Giebel), 1874 ( Nirmus , nec N. nitzschi Ponton, 1871).

Insecta epizoa : 125.

Hosts: Falco subbuteo Linn., F. [columbarius] aesalon

Tunstall and F. peregrinus Tunstall.
odontopleuron Guimaraes, 1944. See Trogoninirmus.
oliveri Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Lunaceps.
pallidula Harrison, 1916. See Briielia.
parviguttata Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Briielia.
perinsignis Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Quadraceps.

26. phlyctopygus (Nitzsch), 1861 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 526.

Host: ( Falco apivorus) = Pernis a. apivorus (Linn.).

*27. platyclypeata (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 145, pi. 12
fig. 1.

Host: (Motacilla alba. Error) =some member of Falconi-
formes.

(platyrhyncha Lyonet (see Harrison, 1916: 121) does not exist,
and Philopterus ( Docophorus ) platyrhynchus Haan, 1829
is a nomen nudum.)

pontoni Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Picicola.
proxima Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Lunaceps.

28. pseudophaea (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

142, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host : (Pezopetes capitalis. Error). (See Carriker, 1949, Proc.
U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3266: 384.)
ptyadis Seguy, 1949. See Quadraceps.

29. punctifer (Gervais), 1844 (Philopterus). In Walckenaer’s Hist.

nat. Ins., 3: 353, pi. 49 fig. 1.

Host: Gypaetus barbatus [aureus Hablizl].

30. quadraticollis (Rudow), 1870 (Nirmus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 35: 469.

Host: (Falco rufipes) =Falco vespertinus Linn.

31. regalis (Giebel), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 364.

Host: (Milvus r<?ga/?:'s)= Milvus milvus milvus (Linn.),
rhipidura Thompson, 1941. See Briielia.

32. rufa (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 430.

Host: Falco tinnunculus Linn.

33. secondaria (Osborn), 1896 (Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 227.

Host: (Corvus americanus. Error) =some member of Falconi-
formes.

sinensis Sugimoto, 1830. See Lagopoecus.

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DENDROLAGIA

34. socialis (Giebel), 1874 ( Nirmus ). Insecta epizoa: 127.

Hosts: ( Circus cineraceus)= Circus pyargus (Linn.), and
C. aeruginosus (Linn.).

=no. 18.

35. stenorhynchus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 129.

Host: (Milvus aetolius) = Milvus migrans migrans (Bod-
daert). Probably error,
stresemanni Clay, 1936. See Bruelia.
subfusca Blagoveshtchenskv, 1948. See Quadraceps.
sublucida Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Bruelia.
submarginalis Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Bruelia.
subsellata Harrison, 1916. See Lipeurus.

*36. temporalis (Piaget), 1890 (Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 228,
pi. 8 fig. 6.

Host: (Buceros manillensis . Error) =some member of

Falconiformes.

terekiae Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Carduiceps.

37. vagans (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 126.

Host: (Astur palumbarius) —Acci^iter gentilis (Linn.).

38. vittata (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 127.

Host: (Milvus ater) = Milvus migrans migrans (Boddaert).
zootherae Clay, 1936. See Bnielia.

DENDROLAGIA Mjoberg, 1919

Dendrolagia. Mjoberg, 1919, Ent. Tidskr., 40: 94. Type species (by monotype):
D. pygidialis Mjoberg.

This insufficiently described genus is evidently near to Heterodoxies
and perhaps inseparable from it.

1. pygidialis Mjoberg, 1919. Ent. Tidskr., 40: 94.

Host: Dendrolagus lumholzi Collett.

DENNYUS Neumann, 1906

Nitzschia. Denny, 1842 (wee Baer, 1827). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 230. Type species
(by monotypy): N. burmeisteri Denny.

Dennyus. Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 60. Nomen novum for
Nitzschia Denny.

Takamatsuia. Uchida, 1926, J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 32. Type species:
T. major Uchida.

Ctenodennyus. Ewing, 1930, Proc. U.S. nat. Mas., 77, no. 2843: 9. Type
species: C. spiniger Ewing.

i. australis Ewing, 1930. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 5,
figs. 2, 7b.

Host: (Micropus andecola ) = Apus andecolus andecolus

(d’Orbigny & Lafresnaye).

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2. bruneri (Carriker), 1903 ( Nitzschia ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 177.
Nomen novum for N. tibialis Carriker, 1902 ( nec Piaget,
1880).

*3. burmeisteri (Denny), 1842 [Nitzschia). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 202,
231, pi. 22 fig. 5.

Host: ( Cypselus apus) — Apus a. apus (Linn.).

=no. 9.

4. cypsiurus Thompson, 1948. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 7: 4, fig. 9.

Host: Cypsiurus parvus balasiensis (J. E. Gray).

5. distinetus Ferris, 1916. Canad. Ent., 48: 310, fig. 5.

Host: Collocallia sp., from Samarang, Java.

6. dubius (Kellogg), 1896 ( Nitzschia ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6:

540, pi. 73 fig. 6.

Host: Chaetura pelagica (Linn.).

7. francicus Thompson, 1941. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 7: 530,

fig. ia, pi. 7 figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Collocallia francica reichenowi) — Collocallia spodio-

pygia reiehenowi Stresemann.

8. gossei Thompson, 1948. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 7: 1, figs. 1-8.

Host: Tachornis [p.] phoenicobia Gosse.

9. hirundinis (Linn.), 1761 ( Pediculus ). Fauna Suecica, ed. 2: 479.

Host: ( Hirundo apus)— Apus a. apus (Linn.).

10. major (Uchida), 1926 [T akamatsuia) . J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9:

32, figs. 10, 11.

Host: Hirundapus c. eaudacutus (Latham).

11. meridionalis (Carriker), 1903 ( Nitzschia ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

178.

Host: [Chaetura griseiventris) = Chaetura cinereiventris

phaeopygos Hellmayr.

12. minor (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 [Nitzschia). Rec. Ind. Mus., 10:

242, pi. 15 fig. 10.

Host: [Cypselus affinis) = Apus affinis aflinis (J. E. Gray).
*13. pulicaris (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 231.

Alternative name [i.e., nomen novum) for Nitzschia
burmeisteri.

=no. 9.

14. richmondi Ewing, 1930. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 4,

figs. 1, 7a.

Host: Chaetura [r.] richmondi Ridgway.

15. spiniger Ewing, 1930. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 9,

figs. 4, 7d.

Host: [Cypseloides niger fromt/fs) =Nephoecetes niger

borealis (Kennerly).

16. tibialis (Piaget), 1880 [Nitzschia). Pediculines: 576, pi. 48 fig. 5.

Host: [Cypselus murarius [apus))= Apus a. apus (Linn.).
=no. 9.

DICTEISIA

17. tibialis (Carriker), 1902 ( Nitzschia , nec N. tibialis Piaget, 1880).

J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 225, pi. 22 figs. 4, 5.

Host: ( Aeronautes melanoleucus) = Aeronautes s. saxatilis
(Woodhouse).

=no. 2.

18. truncatus (Olfers), 1816 (Nirmus). De Veget. . . .: 91.

Host: ( Hirundo apus) = Apus a. apus (Linn.).

=no. 9.

DICTEISIA Bedford, 1939

( Dicteisia . Keler, 1938, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 5: 234. No type
species designated, therefore invalid.)

Dicteisia “Keler”. Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 151. Type
species: Menopon triste Giebel.

Keler described this genus in 1938 but did not designate a type
species, as is essential since 1st January 1931, if a proposed new
genus is to be valid. Bedford supplied this want, but his description
of the genus is wholly independent so the authorship of Dicteisia
is to be ascribed to him and not to Keler.

1. chavariae (Giebel), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 297.

Alternative name for Menopon triste.

=no. 4.

2. gracilis Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 304, fig. 8.

Host: Chauna chavaria (Linn.).

*3. pilosa (Piaget), 1885 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines Supplement:
128, pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: ( Chauna chavaria. Misdetermination.)=Chauna tor-
quata (Oken).

=no. 4.

4. tristis (Giebel), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 297.

Host: {Palatnedea chavaria. Misdetermination) =Chauna
torquata (Oken).

DICTYOCOTES Keler, 1939

Dictyocotes. K61er, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 153. Type species:
Goniocotes haplogonus Nitzsch.

We do not consider this group separable from Goniocotes.

DIMORPHIA Carriker, 1940 {nec Malloch, 1922)

Dimorphia. Carriker, 1940 ( nec Malloch, 1922), Lloydia, 3: 294. Type species:
Dimorphia mirabilis Carriker.

A synonym of Epipsittacus , which is inseparable from Para-
goniocotes.

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DIMORPHIVENTER Eichler, 1944

Dimor phiv enter . Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 60. Type species: Colpoce-
phalurn spineum Kellogg.

We do not think this group separable from Colpocephalum.

DIPLOCERUS Nitzsch, 1874

Diplocerus. Nitzsch, 1874, in Giebel, Insecta epizoa : 6. Nomen novum for
Gy r opus.

An absolute synonym of Gyropus.

DISCOCORPUS Carriker, 1936

Discocorpus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Set. Philad., 88: 147. Type
species: D. cephalosus Carriker.

1. cephalosus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

147, pi. 24 fig. 1.

Host: ( Crypturellus atrocapillus. Misdetermination) =

Crypturellus garleppi aflinis (Chubb).

2. furculus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 191, fig. 23d-f.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

3. intermedius Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 192,

fig. 23h, i.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

4. microgenitalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

149, pi. 24 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus [t.] tataupa (Temminck).

DOCOPHOROCOTES Carriker, 1936

Docophorocotes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 165. Type
species: Goniocotes sexsetosus Piaget.

Not separable, in our opinion, from Heptapsogaster.

DOCOPHOROIDES Giglioli, 1864

Docophoroides ‘‘Denny MSS”. Giglioli, 1864, Quart. J. micr. Sci., 4: 21. Type
species (by monotypy): Philopterus brevis Dufour.

Eurymetopus. Taschenberg, 1882 [nee Schonherr, 1840). Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol., 44: 182. Type species (by subsequent designation, Neumann, 1913,
Deux. Exped. antarct. prang.'. 195): Lipeurus taurus Nitzsch.

Taschenbergius. Neumann, 1906 [nee Schmiedeknecht, 1888), Bull. Soc. zool.
Fr., 20: 69. Nomen novum for Eurymetopus Taschenberg.

Taschenbergiella. Neumann, 1913, Deux. Exped. antarct. frang.: 195. Nomen
novum for Taschenbergius Neumann.

I. brevis (Dufour), 1835 ( Philopterus ). Ann. Soc. ent. Fr., 4: 674,
pi. 21 fig. 3.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

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2. dentatus (Giebel), 1876 ( Docophorus ). Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.,

(4) 17: 388.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

=no. 1.

3. ferrisi Harrison, 1937. Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarct. Exped., C2, pt. 1:

44. 7-

Host: Diomedea nigripes Audubon.

4. harrisoni Waterston, 1917. Ent. mon. Mag. (3), 3: 99, fig.

Host: Diomedea melanophris Temminck.

5. hunteri Harrison, 1937. Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarct. Exped., C2,

pt. 1: 42, pi. 3 figs. 3, 4, 5, 6c.

Host: Macroneetes giganteus (Gmelin).

6. murphyi (Kellogg), 1914 ( Eurymetopus ). Sci. Bull. Brooklyn

Inst., 2: 87, pi. 16 figs. 4, 5.

Hosts: Diomedea melanophris Temminck, ( Ossifraga

gigantea)= Macroneetes giganteus (Gmelin) and ( Thalasso -
geron chlororhynchus) = 'Diome<lea, chlororhynchos Gmelin.

7. pacificus (Kellogg), 1914 ( Eurymetopus ). Sci. Bull. Brooklyn

Inst., 2: 87. Nomen novum for Eurymetopus tdurus
Kellogg, 1896 [nee Nitzsch, 1866).

8. simplex (Waterston), 1914 (Eurymetopus) . Ann. S. Apr. Mus.,

10: 302, fig. 2.

Host: Diomedea [m.] melanophris Temminck.

9. taurus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 385.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

=no. 1.

10. taurus (Kellogg), 1896 (Eurymetopus, nec Nitzsch, 1866). Proc.

Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 135, pi. n figs. 3-6.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

=no. 7.

11. thoracicus (Nitzsch), 1874 (Docophorus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 113.

Host: (Albatros) = Diomedea sp.

=no. 1.

12. tonsus (Rudow), 1869 (Docophorus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

13-

Host: Diomedea sp.

=no. 1.

DOCOPHORULUS Eichler, 1944

Docophorulus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 80. Type species: Doco-
phorus communis Nitzsch var. passer is Piaget.

Not separable from Philopterus.

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DOCOPHORUS Nitzsch, 1818

Docophorus. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 289. Type species (by
subsequent designation. Clay, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 207): Philopterus
{Docophorus) ocellatus (Scopoli).

An absolute synonym of Philopterus.

acanthus Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
acuminatus Piaget, 1888. See Sturnidoecus.
acutipectus Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
acutus Rudow, 1870. See Cuculicola.
acutus Piaget, 1880 [nee Rudow, 1870). See Philopterus.
adustus Nitzsch, 1874. See Anatoecus.
aeneas Piaget, 1885. See Sturnidoecus.
affinis Piaget, 1880. See Sturnidoecus.
agelaii Osborn, 1896. See Philopterus.
alaskensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1901. See Saemundssonia.
alatoclypeatus Piaget, 1885. See Alcedoecus.
albemarlensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
albidus Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.
alcedinis Denny, 1842. See Alcedoffula.
alienus Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.
alpinus Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
ambiguus Burmeister, 1838. See Cummingsiella.
amhiguus Giebel, 1874 (nec Burmeister, 1838). See Bizarrifrons.
americanus Kellogg, 1899. See Philopterus.
amphibolus Giebel, 1861. See Cummingsiella.
angulatus Piaget, 1880, p. 21. See Craspedorrhynchus.
angulatus Piaget, 1880, p. 93 [nec p. 21). See Cuculoecus.
angustoclypeatus Piaget, 1880. See Echinophilopterus.
antennatus Piaget, 1880. See Quadraceps.
aquilinus Denny, 1842. See Craspedorrhynchus.
aracarae Coinde, 1859. See Echinophilopterus.
arcticus Mjoberg, 1910. See Saemundssonia.
arcunotatus Neumann, 1891. See Echinophilopterus.
assimilis Piaget, 1880. See Echinophilopterus.
asturinus Mjoberg, 1910. See Craspedorrhynchus.
athene Mjoberg, 1910. See Strigiphilus.
atlanticus Kellogg, 1914. See Saemundssonia.
atratus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). See
Philopterus.

atricolor Kellogg, 1896. See Craspedonirmus.
auratus (Haan), 1829 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). See
Quadraceps.

auratus Burmeister, 1838 ( nec Haan, 1829). See Cummingsiella.
auratus Piaget, 1880 ( nec Haan, 1829). See Saemundssonia.
aviator Evans, 1912. See Trabeculus.
barbatus Osborn, 1902. See Strigiphilus.
bassanae Denny,. 1842. See Pectinopygus.

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DOCOPHORUS

bicolor Rudow, 1870. See Saemundssonia.
bifrons Nitzsch, 1866. See Meropoecus.

1. bilineatus Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 463.

Host: (Perdix rufa. Error).

Type lost, host erroneous. Unidentifiable,
bimaculatus Mjoberg, 1910. See Ibidoecus.
bipunctatus Giebel, 1874. See Anatoecus.
bipustulatus Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.
biseriatis Denny, 1842. See Cummingsiella.
bisetosus Piaget, 1885. See Craspedonirmus.
bisignatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ibidoecus.
bituberculatus Giebel, 1874. See Sturnidoecus.
breviantennatus Piaget, 1880. See Saemundssonia.
breviappendiculatus Piaget, 1880. See Saemundssonia.
brevicollis Burmeister, 1838. See AegyPoecus.
brevicornis Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
breviformis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Philo pterus.
brevifrons Burmeister, 1838. See Aegypoecus.
breviloratus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ibidoecus.
brevimaculatus Giebel, 1874. See Anatoecus.
brevimaculatus Piaget, 1880 [nee Giebel, 1874). See Penenirmus.
bruneri Carriker, 1903. See Philopterus.
brunneiceps Giebel, 1874. See Anatoecus.
brunneopygus Mjoberg, 1910. See Anatoecus.
bubonis Osborn, 1896. See Strigiphilus.
buphthalmus Piaget, 1885. See Echinophilo pterus.
buteonis Packard, 1870. See Craspedorrhynchus.
californiensis Kellogg, 1896. See Penenirmus.

2. calurus Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 452.

Host: ( Buteo calurus. Error).

Type lost, host wrong, description useless. Unrecognizable,
calvus Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
cancellosus Carriker, 1903. See Austrophilopterus.
candidus Rudow, 1870. See Craspedorrhynchus.
canuti Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
capensis Giebel, 1874. See Sturnidoecus.
cardinalis Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.
ceblebrachys Denny, 1842. See Strigiphilus.
celidoxus Burmeister, 1838. See Saemundssonia.
cephalosus Carriker, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
cephalus Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
cerylinus Mjoberg, 1910. See Alcedoffula.
chelorhynchus Giebel, 1874. See Echinophilo pterus.
chrysophthalmi Denny, 1842. See Craspedorrhynchus.
cicatricosus Percheron, 1835. See Craspedorrhynchus.
cincli Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
clausus Giebel, 1874. See Ibidoecus.
claviformis Piaget, 1885. See Philopterus.

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DOCOPHORUS

clypeatus Mjoberg, 1910. See Strigiphilus.
coccygi Osborn, 1896. See Cuculoecus.
coloratus Rudow, 1869. See Sciemnndssonici.
colymbinus Denny, 1842. See Craspedonirmus.
communis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). See
Philo pter us.

compar Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.

completus Nitzsch, 1866. See Neophilopterus.

congener Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.

conicus Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.

continuus Piaget, 1880. See Sturnidoecus.

cordiceps Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.

cordiceps Piaget, 1880 ( nec Giebel, 1874). See Saemundssonia.

cornutus Piaget, 1880. See Craspedorrhynchus.

coromandus Rudow, 1869. See Cuculicola.

3. coronatus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 116.

Host: ( Puffinus fuliginosus. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
corvi Osborn, 1896. See Philopterus.
crassipes Burmeister, 1838. See Philopterus.

4. crassipes Rudow, 1869 ( nec Burmeister, 1838). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 16.

Host: ( Tinnamus ia«agm'm)=Nothura boraquira (Spix).

Possibly a Heptapsogaster, but name invalid; type lost.
Discard.

crenulatus Giebel, 1874. See Strigiphilus.
cursitans Nitzsch, 1861. See Strigiphilus.
cursor Burmeister, 1838. See Strigiphilus.
cygni Denny, 1842. See Anatoecus.
delphax Nitzsch, 1866. See Alcedoecus.
dennyi Ponton, 1871. See Philopterus.
dentatus Giebel, 1876. See Docophor aides.
depressus Piaget, 1871. See Philopterus.
dilatatus Rudow, 1869. See Craspedorrhynchus.
dilatatus Piaget, 1880 ( nec Rudow, 1869). See Quadraceps.
distinctus Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.
domesticus Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.
dubius Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.
duplicatus Piaget, 1890. See Alcedoffula.
elongatus Piaget, 1885. See Quadraceps.
emarginatus Piaget, 1871. See Cuculoecus.
eos Rudow, 1869. See Psittoecus.
episcopi Kellogg, 1910. See Neophilopterus.
eurygaster Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
euryrhynchus Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
evagans Kellogg, 1896. See Penenirmus.
excisus (Nitzsch), 1818 {Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). See
Philopterus.

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DOCOPHORUS

extraneus Piaget, 1885. See Philopterus.
femoralis Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
femoratus Piaget, 1880. See Sturnidoecus.
ferrugineus Giebel, 1874. See Anatoecus.

(“fissiformis Osborn” (Harrison, 1916) is a lapsus calami and
nomen nudum.)

fissisignatus Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Ibidoecus.
flavopunctatus Rudow, 1870. See Incidijrons.
forficula Piaget, 1871. See E chino philopterus.
forficuloides Piaget, 1880. See E chino philopterus.

5. foudrasi Coinde, 1859. Bidl. Soc. imp. Nat. Moscou, 2: 423.

Host: ( Ibis sacra. Error).

Not referable to a genus unless type survives,
frater Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
fraterculae Overgaard, 1942. See Saemundssonia.
fringillae Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
fuliginosus Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
fulvus Burmeister, 1838. See Philopterus.
furca Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.

6. furcatus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 106.

Host: ( Ibis rubra. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
fuscatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Philopterus.
fuscicollis Burmeister, 1838. See Philopterus.
fuscoventralis Osborn, 1896. See Philopterus.
fusiformis Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
galapagensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Bruelia.
garrulae Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.

garruli (Boisduval & Lacordaire), 1835 ( Philopterus s.g.

Docophorus). See Philopterus.
gilvus Nitzsch, 1866. See E chino philopterus.
glareolae Giebel, 1866. See Saemundssonia.
gonorhynchus Giebel, 1861. See Craspedorrhynchus.
gonothorax Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
gracilis Piaget, 1871. See Rallicola.
graculae Piaget, 1880. See Sturnidoecus.
grandiceps Giebel, 1874. See Philopterus.
graviceps Kellogg, 1896. See Craspedonirmus.
guttatus Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
haematopi Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
halieti Osborn, 1896. See Craspedorrhynchus.
hamatofasciatus Piaget, 1890. See Bruelia.
hamatus Packard, 1870. See Philopterus.
hawaiiensis Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
heterocerus Grube, 1851. See Strigiphilus.
heteropygus Nitzsch, 1874. See Neo philopterus.
hexagonus Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
hians Giebel, 1874. See Ibidoecus.

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DOCOPHORUS

hirundinis Piaget, 1871. See Philopterus.
horridus Giebel, 1876. See Neophilopterus.

7. hospes Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 457.

Host: ( Penelope nigra. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
humeralis Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
icterodes (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). See
Anatoecus.

incisus Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.

incompletus Denny, 1842. See Neophilopterus.

indicus Piaget, 1880. See N eophilopterus.

insolitus Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.

insulicola Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Philopterus.

integer Nitzsch, 1866. See Saemundssonia.

intermedius Piaget, 1880. See Craspedorrhynchus.

javanicus Rudow, 1869. See Paronchophorus.

j ungens Kellogg, 1896. See Penenirmus.

kansensis Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.

labidion Neumann, 1891. See Psittoecus.

lari Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.

lari Grube, 1851 [nee Denny, 1842). See Saemundssonia.

lari T. Muller, 1927 ( nec Denny, 1842). See Saemundssonia.

laricola Nitzsch, 1874. See Saemundssonia.

larinus Picaglia, 1885. See Saemundssonia.

laticaudatus Rudow, 1869. See Saemundssonia.

laticeps Giebel, 1874. See Philopterus.

laticlypeatus Piaget, 1871. See Cuculoecus.

latifrons Denny, 1842. See Cuculoecus.

leontodon (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus) . See
Sturnidoecus .

leptomelas Nitzsch, 1866. See Philopterus.
leucogaster Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
limbatus Piaget, 1885. See Penenirmus.
limosae Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
linariae Piaget, 1885. See Philopterus.
lineatus Giebel, 1874. See Philopterus.
lobaticeps Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
lobatus Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
longiceps Piaget, 1880. See Bruelia.
longiclypeatus Piaget, 1885. See Ibidoecus.

8. longipes Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 452.

Host: (Ardea novaehollandiae. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable.

9. longisetaceus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 118.

Host: [Aquila julva. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
maegregori Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Philopterus.
macrocephalus Nitzsch, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
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DOCOPHORUS

10. macrodocus Nitzsch, 1874. In Giebel, Insecta epizoa\ 89.

Host: ( Cinclosoma pallasi ). No bird of this name known.

Type lost, host unknown. Unidentifiable.

11. macropus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 301.

Host: ( Caprimulgus europaeus. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
macrotrichus Kolenati, 1858. See Penenirmus.
maculatus Rudow, 1869. See Bizarrijrons.
maculipes Piaget, 1880. See Penenirmus.
magnus Piaget, 1880. See Saemundssonia.
major Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.

major Waterston, 1912 ( nec Kellogg, 1896). See Cumming-
siella.

mandarinus Giglioli, 1864. See Philopterus.
megacephalus Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
melanocephalus Burmeister, 1838. See Saemundssonia.
melittoscopus Nitzsch, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
merguli Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
meropis Denny, 1842. See Meropoecus.
merulae Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
meyeri Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
microceras Rudow, 1869. See Cummingsiella.
milvi Mjoberg, 1910. See Craspedorrhynchus.
minor Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
minutotrabeculatus Osborn, 1896. See Rallicola.
mirinotatus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Penenirmus.
mirus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Philopterus.
modularis Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
mollis Nitzsch, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
monachus Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Incidifrons.
montereyi Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
mystacinus Nitzsch, 1866. See Alcedoecus.
naeviae Picaglia, 1885. See Craspedorrhynchus.
naevius Giebel, 1861. See Craspedorrhynchus .
natatorum Rudow, 1869. See Anatoecus.
naumanni Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
nirmoides Piaget, 1880. See Cummingsiella.
nirmoideus Nitzsch, 1874. See Penenirmus.
nisi Denny, 1842. See Craspedorrhynchus.
nitzschi Giebel, 1866. See Saemundssonia.
novaehollandiae Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
nudipes Piaget, 1880. See Strigiphilus.
obcordatus Piaget, 1871. See Cuculoecus.
obscurus Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
obtusus Giebel, 1866. See Anatoecus.
occidentalis Kellogg, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
occidentalis Kellogg, 1899 {nec 1896). See Cucidoecus.
ochroleucus Nitzsch, 1874. See Briielia.
orbicularis Rudow, 1870. See Craspedorrhynchus.

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DOCOPHORUS

ornatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Philopterus.
ostralegi Denny, 1842. See Sturnidoecus.

12. ovatus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 98.

Host: ( Ardea stellaris. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable,
pachycnemis Giebel, 1876. See Paroncophorus.
pachypus Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
pallescens Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
pallidus Giebel, 1874. See Strigiphilus.
panamensis Kellogg, 1899. See Penenirmus.
papuanus Giebel, 1879. See Briielia.
paraboliceps Piaget, 1890. See Briielia.
pari Denny, 1842. See Penenirmus.
parvus Piaget, 1880. See Saemundssonia.
passerinus Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
passeris Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.
pastoris Denny, 1842. See Sturnidoecus.
penicillatus Piaget, 1880. See Craspedorrhynchus.
peristictus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
perspicuus Kellogg, 1914. See Aegypoecus.
pertusus Burmeister, 1838. See Incidifrons.
phaetonus Osborn, 1896. See Saemundssonia.
phoenicopterus Mjoberg, 1910. See Anatoecus.
piageti Bezzi, 1890. See Ibidoecus.
picae Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
pictus Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.
pilosus Piaget, 1880. See Anatoecus.
plataleae Denny, 1842. See Ibidoecus.

platycephalus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Saemundssonia.
platyclypeatus Piaget, 1871. See Neo philopterus.
platygaster Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
platyrhynchus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus ).

See Craspedorrhynchus.

platystomus Burmeister, 1838. See Craspedorrhynchus.

prionitis Denny, 1841. See Philopterus.

procax Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Saemundssonia.

productus Piaget, 1880. See Saemundssonia.

protrusus Piaget, 1871. See E chino philopterus.

pustuliferus Picaglia, 1885. See Saemundssonia.

pustulosus Nitzsch, 1866. See Saemundssonia.

pygaspis Nitzsch, 1866. See Anatoecus.

pyrrhulae Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.

quadraticeps Kellogg, 1896. See Philopterus.

quadripustulatus Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Penenirmus.

quinquemaculatus Piaget, 1885. See Saemundssonia.

quiscali Osborn, 1896. See Philopterus.

ralli Denny, 1842. See Incidifrons.

reguli Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.

DOCOPHORUS

rostratus Burmeister, 1838. See Strigiphilus.

rotundatus Piaget, 1880, p. 21. See Craspedorrhynchus.

rotundatus Piaget, 1880, p. 47 [nee p. 21). See Philopterus.

rotundatus Piaget, 1880, p. 60 ( nec p. 21). See Philopterus.

rotundus Rudow, 1869. See Saemundssonia.

rubeculae Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.

rufus Kellogg, 1899. See Philopterus.

rutteri Kellogg, 1899. See Philopterus.

scalaris Burmeister, 1838. See Penenirmus.

semisignatus Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.

semivittatus Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.

senegalensis Rudow, 1869. See Shirnidoecus.

serenus Rudow, 1869. See Briielia.

serrilimbus Burmeister, 1838. See Penenirmus.

setifer Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.

setosus Piaget, 1880. See Alcedoecus.

sialii Osborn, 1896. See Philopterus.

singularis Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Philopterus.

snyderi Kellogg & Paine, 1910. See Saemundssonia.

spathulatus Giebel, 1874. See Craspedorrhynchus.

speotyti Osborn, 1896. See Strigiphilus.

sphenophorus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ibidoecus.

splendens Giebel, 1874. See Strigiphilus.

subacutus Piaget, 1880. See Sturnidoecus.

subalbicans Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.

( subcompletus Burmeister, 1838 is a nomen nudum.)
suberassipes Nitzsch, 1866. See Philopterus.
subincompletus Nitzsch, 1866. See Neo philopterus.
sulcatus Piaget, 1888. See Ardeiphagus.
superciliosus Burmeister, 1838. See Penenirmus.
syrnii Packard, 1873. See Strigiphilus.
taurocephalus Kellogg, 1896. See Craspedorrhynchus.
temporalis Giebel, 1874. See Saemundssonia.
testudinarius Denny, 1842. See Cummingsiella.
thalassidromae Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.
thoracicus Nitzsch, 1874. See Docophoroides.
thryptocephalus Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Philopterus.
tonsus Rudow, 1869. See Docophoroides.
trabecula Piaget, 1880. See Philopterus.
transpositus Kellogg, 1896. See Incidijrons.
transversifrons Carriker, 1903. See Craspedorrhynchus.
triangularis Rudow, 1869. See Craspedorrhynchus.
tricolor Burmeister, 1838. See Neophilopterus.
trigonoceps Giebel, 1874. See Aegypoecus.
trigonophorus Giebel, 1874. See Philopterus.
troglodytis Waterston, 1915. See Penenirmus.
truncatus Piaget, 1888. See Austro philopterus.
turdi Denny, 1842. See Philopterus.
umbrosus Carriker, 1903. See Craspedorrhynchus.

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ECHINOPHILOPTERUS

(' uncinosus Giebel, Harrison, 1916: 106, does not exist. See
Nirmus uncinosus Burm.)
underwoodi Carriker, 1903. See Philopterus.
unifasciatus Piaget, 1885. See Neophilopterus.
uppalensis Rudow, 1870. See Saemundssonia.
npupae Denny, 1842. See Upupicola.
validus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Saemundssonia.
variabilis Denny, 1842. See Saemundssonia.

[varius Giebel, Harrison, 1916: 106, does not exist. See Nirmus
varius Burm.)

virgo Giebel, 1874. See Strigiphilus.
viridicola Kellogg, 1914. See Saemundssonia.
virilis Piaget, 1885. See Saemundssonia.
vulturinus Kolenati, 1846. See Aegypoecus.

DOLLABELLA Cummings, 1916

Dollabella. Cummings, 1916 ( nee Gistel, 1845), Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916:
675. Type species (by monotypy): “Dollabella testudinarius Denny”.

An absolute synonym of Cummingsiella Ewing.

ECHINOPHILOPTERUS Ewing, 1927

Echinophilopterus. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 92. Type species:
E. chapini Ewing.

Forficuloecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 126. Type species: “Philop-
terus forficula Piaget”.

*1. angustoclypeatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 34,
pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: ( Platycercus Barrabandi) — Polytelis swainsonii

(Desmarest).

2. aracarae (Coinde), 1859 ( Docophorus ). Bull. Soc. imp. Nat.

Moscou, 32: 424.

Host: (Aracara) = Macrocercus sp. or Pteroglossus sp.

Description useless and no proper host-record. Un-
recognizable.

3. arcunotatus (Neumann), 1891 ( Docophorus ). Bull. Soc. Hist.

nat. Toidouse, 25: 85, fig. 2.

Host: ( Eclectus polychlorus)= Lorius roratus pectoralis

(P. L. S. Muller).

*4. assimilis (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 35, pi. 2
fig. 6.

Host: ( Epimachus paradisaea in next cage to “cacatou”) =

Kakatoe sp.

*5. buphthalmus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supple-
ment'. 2, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: ( Sterna sp. Error) =some member of Psittaciformes.

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6. chapini Ewing, 1927. J . Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 93.

Host: Tanygnathus m. mulleri (S. Muller).

7. chelorhynchus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 72.

Host: ( Circus aeruginosas. Error) =some member of

Psittaciformes.

Type lost, host erroneous. Unidentifiable.

8. dorotheae Eichler, 1943. Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., n: 113.

Host: ( Urocissa erythrorhyncha. Error). Probably =

Psittacula derbyana (Fraser).

*9. forQcula (Piaget), 1871 (Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14: 117,
pi. 6 fig. 3.

Hosts: (Platycercus .Ehnim)= Platycercus zonarius (Shaw),
(scapulatus) = Alisterus scapularis (Lichtenstein), (Pen-
nanti)= Platycercus elegans (Gmelin), ( Barribandi ) =

Polytelis swainsonii (Desmarest) and Platycercus eximius

(Shaw).

*10. forficuloides (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 72, pi. 5
fig. 6.

Host: (Alcedo. Error) =some member of Psittaciformes.

11. gilvus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Docophorus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 360.

Host: Psittacus erithacus Linn.

12. inko Uchida, 1948. Jap. med. J., 1: 314, fig. 4.

Host: Parrot in captivity.

*13. protrusus (Piaget), 1871 (Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14: 119,
pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: (Eclectus sinensis) = Lorius roratus pectoralis (P. L. S.
Muller) and (puniceus) — Lorius r. roratus (P. L. S. Muller).

14. tanygnathi Ewing, 1927. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 93.

Host: Tanygnathus [mulleri] burbidgii Sharpe.

15. tota Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 263, fig. 3.

Host: (Psittacula krameri manillensis) — Psittacula krameri
borealis (Neumann).

EICHLERELLA Conci, 1942

Eichlerella. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 140. Type species: Tricho-
dectes vulpis Denny.

A synonym of Suricatoecus, which we do not consider generically
separable from Felicola.

EICONOLI PEU RUS Carriker, 1945

Eiconolipeurus. Carriker, 1945, Rev. brasil. Biol., 5: 91. Type species: E.
importunuus Carriker.

Not generically separable from Oxylipeurus.

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EIDMANNIELLA Keler, 1938

Eidmanniella. Keler, 1938, Ann. Mus. zool. polon., 13: 81. Type species:
Menopon brevipalpe Piaget.

*1. albescens (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 491, pi. 41
fig- 4-

Host: (Sula australis) = Morus senator (G. R. Gray).

2. aurifasciata (Kellogg), 1899 (Menopon). Occ. Pap. Calij. Acad.
Set., 6: 43, pi. 4 fig. 5.

Host: ( Fregata aquila)= Fregata magnificens rothschildi

Mathews.

*3. brevipalpis (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines: 498, pi. 40
fig- 5-

Host: Phalacrocorax carbo (Linn.).

*4. eura (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines: 502, pi. 40 fig. 3.
Host: (Carbo javanicus)= Haliaetor niger (Vieillot).

5. eurygaster (Nitzsch), 1866 (Menopon). Z.ges. NatWiss., 28: 393.

Host: (Halieus brasiliensis) — Phalacrocorax 0. olivaceus
(Humboldt).

6. gigantea (Rudow), 1869 (Menopon, nec M. giganteum Denny,

1842). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 403.

Host: ( Sula fiber) = Sula leucogaster plotus Forster.

*7. intermedia (Piaget), 1880, p. 497 (Menopon, nec M. inter-
medium Piaget, 1880: 430). Pediculines: 497, pi. 40 fig. 4.
Host: (Atagen ( Fregatta ) minor) = Fregata minor (Gmelin).
=no. 8.

*8. intermissa (Harrison), 1916 (Menopon). Parasitology, 9: 39.

Nomen novum for Menopon intermedium Piaget, 1880,
p. 497 (nec p. 430).

9. kuwani (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Menopon). J.N.Y. ent.
Soc., 10: 26, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: Phalacrocorax penicillatus (Brandt).

10. pellucida (Rudow), 1869 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 400.

Host: Phalacrocorax capensis (Sparrman).

11. pustulosa (Nitzsch), 1866 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 393.

Host: (Sula alba) = Motus bassanus (Linn.).

12. sigmoidalis (Picaglia), 1885 (Menopon). Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat.,

28: 87.

Host: (Graculus lucidus) = Phalacrocorax carbo lugubris

(Riippell).

=no. 3.

13. singularis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Menopon). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 485, pi. 31 fig. 1.

Host: (Anous stolidus. Error) =Fregata minor ridgwayi
Mathews.

=no. 2 (Emerson, in lilt).

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*14. subrotunda (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines : 453, pi. 35
%• 2.

Host: ( Gracula sulcirostris) =Phalacrocorax sulcirostris

(Brandt).

EOMENA CAN THUS Uchida, 1926

Iiomenacanthus. Uchida, 1926, J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 30. Tj^pe species:
Eomenacanthus biseriatum (Piaget).

Not separable from Menacanthus.

EOMENOPON, Harrison, 1915

Eomenopon. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 385. Type species: E. denticulatus
Harrison.

i. denticulatum Harrison, 1915. Parasitology , 7: 385, figs. 5, 6, 16.

Hosts: ( Ptilosclera t^m'co/or) =Psitteuteles versicolor (Lear)
and ( T richoglossus novae-hollandiae) = Trichoglossus

haematod moluccanus (Gmelin).

*2. semilunare (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines'. 424, pi. 33
fig. 8.

Host: ( Cuculus orientalis. Error) =some member of

Psittaciformes.

3. spinimentum (Neumann), 1891 [Menopon). Bull.Soc. Hist. nat.
Toulouse, 25: 88, fig. 5.

Host: ( Chaleo psittacus juscatus) =Pseudeos fuscata (Blyth).

EPICOLINUS Carriker, 1945

Epicolinus. Carriker, 1945, Rev. brasil. Biol., 5: 104. Type species: Lipeurus
clavatus McGregor.

At most a subgenus of Oxylipeurus.

EPIFREGAT A Harrison, 1935

Epifregala. Harrison, 1935, in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 16: 150.
Type species: Lipeurus gracilicornis Piaget.

A valid subgenus of Pectinopygus.

EPIPELECANUS Harrison, 1935

Epipelecanus. Harrison, 1935, in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 16: 149.
Type species: Lipeurus forficulatus Nitzsch.

Recognizable as a subgenus of Pectinopygus. .

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EPISBATES

EPIPICUS Carriker, 1949

Epipicus. Carriker, 1949, Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 309. Type species: Epipicus
scapanoides Carriker.

Not generically separable from Rallicola.

EPIPSITTACUS Carriker, 1944

Dimorphia. Carriker, 1940 (nec Malloch, 1922). Lloydia, 3: 294. Type species:
D. mirabilis Carriker.

Epipsittacus. Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 233. Nomen novum for
Dimorphia Carriker.

Not separable from Paragoniocotes.

EPISBATES Harrison, 1935

Episbates. Harrison, 1935, in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 16: 485.
Type species: Philopterus pederiformis Dufour.

i. angulicollis (Giebel), 1876 ( Nirmus ). Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (4),
17: 388.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

=no. 6.

*2. breviceps (Piaget), 1890 (. Lipeurus , nec L. breviceps Piaget,
1888). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 243, pi. 9 fig. 6.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

=110. 6.

*3. elongatus (T. Muller), 1927 ( Lipeurus , nec L. elongatus Packard,
1870). Ber. westpreuss. bot.-zool. Ver., 49: 2. Nomen
novum for Lipeurus breviceps Piaget, 1890.

=no. 6.

4. laevis (Rudow), 1870 ( Metopeuron ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 140.

Host: Diomedea sp.

=no. 6.

5. macilhennyi (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1901 (Lipeurus). Proc.

Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 1900: 155, pi. 7 fig. 3.

Host: Diomedea nigripes Audubon.

6. pederiformis (Dufour), 1835 ( Philopterus ). Ann. Soc. ent. Fr.

(1), 4: 676, pi. 21 fig. 4.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

ESTHIOPTERELLA Harrison, 1937

Esthiopterella. Harrison, 1937, Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarctic Exped., C2: 25.
Nomen novum for Esthiopterum Harrison, 1916.

Harrison, having discovered that he had included the type species
of Pseudonirmus Mjoberg, 1910, in Esthiopterum, considered that
this fact made Esthiopterum a synonym of Pseudonirmus and that
it was necessary to rename it — an entirely incorrect assumption.
Esthiopterella is an absolute synonym of Esthiopterum.

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ESTHIOPTERUM

ESTHIOPTERUM Harrison, 1916

Esthiopterum. Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 26. Type species: “E. ( Lipeurus )
ebraeum Burmeister”.

Esthiopterella. Harrison, 1937, Rep. Aust. Antarctic Exped., C2: 25.
Nomen novum for Esthiopterum.

1. brevicephalus (McGregor), 1917 (Lipeurus). Psyche, Carnb.,

Mass., 24: 105, pi. 5 figs. 2, 3.

Host: ( Grus mexicanus) = Grus canadensis tabida (Peters),
cairinense Monteiro de Barros, 1933. See Anaticola.
colius Bedford, 1920. See Colilipeurus.
constrictiventre Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935. See Halipeurus.
cornicephalum Zavaleta, 1946. See Anaticola.
distinctum Harrison, 1916. See Splendor off ula.
domestici Wundrig, 1936. See Anaticola.

2. ebraeum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus ). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:

293. Nomen novum for Redi’s pi. 3.

Host: (Gru) = Grus g. grus (Linn.).

=no. 4.

ferreirai Monteiro de Barros, 1933. See Perineus.

3. giganteum (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 (Lipeurus). Viet. Nat.,

18: 156, fig. 1.

Host: (Antigone australasiana)— Grus r. rubicunda (Perry).

4. gruis (Linn.), 1758 (Pediculus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613. Nomen

novum for Redi’s pi. 3.

Host: (Gru) = Grus g. grus (Linn.).

5. hebraeum (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa: 226, pi. 16

figs. 5, 6.

Host: (Grus communis) = Grus g. grus (Linn.).

=no. 4.

ibidis Harrison, 1916. See Ardeicola.

macrogenitale Monteiro de Barros, 1933. See Pseudolipeurus.
macrourae Wilson, 1941. See Columbicola.
inarquesanum Ferris, 1932. See Halipeurus.

6. maximum (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

37-

Host: Balearica pavonina (Linn.),
minor Ewing, 1924. See Pectinopygus.
nannopteri Ewing, 1924. See Pectinopygus.
novaehollandiae Wundrig, 1936. See Anaticola.
passerinae Wilson, 1941. See Columbicola.
plumbeum Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935. See Pseudolipeurus.
quadripustulosum Harrison, 1916. See Picicola.
rheae Harrison, 1916. See Struthiolipeurus.

7. tataupa Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 66,

pi. 1 fig. 3-

Host: Crypturellus t. tataupa (Temminck). Probably error.
Generic position doubtful, perhaps requires new genus,
theristicum Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935. See Ardeicola.

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EUCOLPOCEPHALUM

EUCOLPOCEPHALUM Bedford, 1930

F.ncolpocephalum. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 161. Type species:
E. robustum Bedford.

*1. femorale (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines: 484, pi. 39
fig. £

Host: Platalea leucorodia Linn.

2. robustum Bedford, 1930. Rep. vet. Res. S. Ajr., 16: 161, fig. 6.
Host: Platalea alba Scopoli.

=no. 1.

EULAEMOBOTHRION Ewing, 1929

Eulaemobothrion. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites : 105, 189. Type species:
Laemobothrion nigrum Burmeister.

A recognizable subgenus of Laemobothrion.

EUREUM Nitzsch, 1818

Eureum. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 301. Type species by subse-
quent designation (Harrison, 1916: 21): E. cimicoides “Nitzsch”.

Arndtiella. Eichler, 1948, Naturwissenschaftlichen Rundschau, Heft 2: 81.
Nomen novum for above.

A casual remark, by Johnston & Harrison ( Proc . Linn. Soc.
N.S.W., 36: 325) that “E. malleus N. (=M. malleus) . . . may be
taken as the type” of Eureum has been interpreted as a designation
of a type species. That Johnston & Harrison did not so regard it
is obvious from their omission against the name of Eureum of the
asterisk they used for genera for which they had selected types and
from the fact that Harrison himself, five years later, listed an
entirely different species as type of Eureum, and we do not consider
that anything so accidental as this remark ought to be considered
to be a selection of a type species for the genus. The matter has been
referred to the International Commission on Zoological Nomen-
clature.

1. cimicoides Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 441.

Host: ( Cypselus apus) = Apus a. apus (Linn.).

2. cimicoides “Nitzsch”, Ewing, 1930 [nee Burmeister, 1838).

Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 10, fig. ye.

Host: Chaetura pelagica (Linn.).

=no. 3.

3. ewingi Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 138: 179. Nomen novum for

no. 2.

4. mumfordi Thompson, 1941. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 7: 531,

figs. 2b, 3b.

Host: Collocallia sp. (New Hebrides.)

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EURYTRICHODECTES

5. pacificum Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3254:

13, fig. 3a, b.

Host: Collocalia inexpectata bartschi Mearns.

6. salangane Eicher, 1942. Zool. Anz., 138: 179.

Host: Collocallia esculenta stresemanni Rothschild &
Hartert.

EU RY METOPUS Taschenberg, 1882 [nee Schonherr, 1840)

Eurymetopus. Taschenberg, 1882 ( nec Schonherr, 1840), Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol., 44: 182. Type species by subsequent designation (Neumann, 1913,
Deux. Exped. antarct. frang. : 195): Lipeurus taurus Nitzsch.

A synonym of Docophoroides Giglioli.

EURYTRICHODECTES Stobbe, 1913

Eurytrichodectes. Stobbe, 1913, Ent. Rundschau, 30: in. Type species (by
monotypy): E. paradoxus Stobbe.

i. paradoxus Stobbe, 1913. Ent. Rundschau, 30: in, figs. 3-5.
Host: ( Dendrohyrax sp.) = Dendrohyrax arboreus adolfi-
friederici (Brauer).

EUSTRIGIPHILUS Ewing, 1926

Eustrigiphilus. Ewing, 1926, Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 28: 148. Type species:
Philopterus ceblebrachys “(Nitzsch)”.

Not separable from Strigiphilus.

EUTRICHOPHILUS Mjoberg, 1910

Eutrichophilus. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 71. Type species (by sub-
sequent designation, Harrison, 1916: 21): E. cercolabes Mjoberg.

The name of the genus was misprinted Entrichophilus in the
heading, but spelt correctly in many other places in Mjoberg’s work.

1. australis Ewing, 1936. J. Parasit., 22: 239.

Host: Coendou villosus (Cuvier).

=no. 2.

2. cercolabes Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6: 72, pi. 4 figs. 7, 8.

Host: (Quendu-Stachelschwein which Mjoberg assumed to
be Cercolabes prehensilis)=Coendo\i villosus (Cuvier).

3. coendu Stobbe, 1913. Dtsch. ent. Z., 1913: 566, fig. 5.

Host: ( Coendu mexicanus and novae hispaniae)= Coendou
mexicanum (Kerr).

=no. 10.

*4. comitans Werneck, 1950. Malo/agos de Mamiferos, 2: 56, figs.
42, 43-

Host: Coendou pruinosus Thomas.

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FALCOLIPEURUS

5. cordiceps Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 75, pi. 4 figs. 5, 6.

Host: (As for no. 2)=Coendou villosus (Cuvier).

*6. exiguus Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 52,
figs. 36-41.

Host: Coendou melanurus (Wagner).

*7. guyanensis Werneck, 1950. Malojagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 49,
figs. 29-35.

Host: Coendou melanurus (Wagner).

8. lobatus Ewing, 1936. J. Parasit., 22: 238, fig. 2.

Host: Coendou pruinosus Thomas.

9. maximus Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 118,

fig. 14.

Host: Coendou rothschildi Thomas,
mazama Stobbe, 1914. See Damalinia.

10. mexicanus (Rudow), 1866 ( Tricliodectes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

109, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: ( Cercolabes mexicanus) = Coendou mexicanum (Kerr).
mexicanus Mjoberg, 1910 (■ nec Rudow, 1866). See Damalinia.

11. minor Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 77, figs. 47, 48, pi. 4

fig. 3. Host: (As for no. 2)=Coendou villosus (Cuvier).

12. moojeni Werneck, 1945. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 42: 143, figs.

63-68.

Host: Chaetomys subspinosus (Kuhl).

13. setosus (Giebel), 1861 ( T richodectes) . Z. ges. NatWiss., 18: 86.

Host: ( Hystrix dorsata) =Erethizon dorsatum (Linn.).

EWINGELLA Eichler, 1941

Ewingella. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 126. Type species: Trinoton
femoratum Piaget.

We do not consider T. femoratum to be separable from Trinoton.

FALCOECUS Clay & Meinertzhagen, Dec. 1938

Falcoecus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, Dec. 1938, Entomologist, 71: 275. Type
species: Philopterus aquilinus (Denny).

A synonym of Craspedorrhynchus Keler, August, 1938.

FALCOLIPEURUS Bedford, 1931

Falcolipeurus. Bedford, 1931, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17: 290. Type species:
Esthiopterum secretarium (Giebel).

i. africanus Bedford, 1931. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17: 291, figs.
9. x2, 15-

Host: ( Pseudogyps africanus fulleborni. Error) =Gyps

coprotheres (J. R. Forster) (see Hopkins, 1944, Ann. Mag.
nat. Hist. (11), 11: 222).

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FALCOLIPEURUS

2. assessor (Giebel), 1874 ( Lipeurus ). Insecta epizoa: 207.

Host: ( Sarcorhamphus gryphus)—\ ultur gryphus Linn.

3. dennyi (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 211. Nomen

novum for L. quadripustulatus Denny, 1842 ( nec Bur-
meister, 1838).

=no. 20.

*4. elongatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus , nec L. elongatus Packard,
1870). Pediculines: 297, pi. 24 fig. 3.

Host: Spizaetus cirrhatus (Gmelin).

5. f rater (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus) . Insecta epizoa'. 210.

Host: Neophron percnopterus (Linn.).

6. gallivalerioi Eichler, 1941. Schweiz. Arch. Tierheilk., 83: 180,

fig. 1.

Host: Gyps himalayensis Hume.

7. lineatus Bedford, 1931. Rep. vet. Res. S. AJr., 17: 292, figs. 10,

13, 16.

Host: (Terathopius ecaudatus. Error) =Pseudogyps africanus
(Salvadori) (see Hopkins, 1941, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11),
7: 277).

8. marginalis (Osborn), 1902 (Lipeurus). Ohio Nat., 2: 176, pi. 14

fig- 4-

Host: Cathartes aura [septentrionalis Wied].

9. minor (Kellogg & Paine), 1910 (Lipeurus, nec L. minor Piaget,

1880). Ent. News, 21: 460.

Host: Cathartes [a.] aura (Linn.).

=no. 8.

10. monilis (Nitzsch), 1861 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

17: 519-

Host: (Neophron monachus) =Necrosyrtes monachus (Tem-
minck).

11. oviceps (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines : 295, pi. 24 fig. 4.

Host: (Unknown) =some large member of the Falconiformes.

12. perspicillatus (Nitzsch), 1861 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 521.

Host: (Vultur julvus) = Gyps f. fulvus (Hablizl).

13. quadriguttatus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 212.

Host: (Cymindus hamatus. Error) =Rostrhamus sociabilis
(Vieillot) (see Guimaraes, 1943, Rev. Soc. ent. Argent.,
11: 427).

14. quadrioculatus (Nitzsch), 1861 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 522.

Host: Haliaeetus albicilla (Linn.).

=no. 19.

15. quadripunctatus (Giebel), 1861 (Lipeurus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 17:

52i.

Host: Gypaetos barbatus (Linn.).

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FELICOLA

16. quadripustulatus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Lipeurus ). Handb. Ent.,
2: 434-

Host: (Vult. cinereus) = Aegypius monachus (Linn.).

*17. quadripustulatus (Denny), 1842 (Lipeurus, nec Burmeister,
1838). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 58, 167, pi. 16.

Host: Aquila chrysaetos (Linn).

=no. 20.

18. secretarius (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 213.

Host: (Gypogeranos serpentarius) = Sagittarius serpentarius
(J. F. Miller).

*19. sulcifrons (Denny), 1842 (Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 58,
169, pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: (Aquila albicilla) — Haliaeetus albicilla (Linn.).

20. suturalis (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 44.

Host: (Aquila Julva) = Aquila chrysaetos (Linn.).

21. ternatus (Burmeister), 1838 (Lipeurus). Handb. Ent., 2: 434.

Host: (Cathartes />a^a)=Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

22. variopictus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 21 1.

Hosts: (Aquila julva) = Aquila chrysaetos (Linn.) and

Haliaeetos albicilla (Linn.).

=nos. 19 and 20.

FALCOPHILUS Guimaraes, 1942

Falcophiius. Guimaraes, 1942, Pap. avuls. Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 241. Type
species: Menopon alternatum Osborn.

Not generically separable from Cuculiphilus.

FASTIGATOSCULUM Keler, 1939

Fastigatosculum. K61er, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 11. Nomen
novum for Bedfordia Keler, 1938 {nec Fahrenholz, 1935).

A synonym of Suricatoecus, which we do not consider generically
separable from Felicola.

FELICINIA Bedford, 1929

Felicinia. Bedford, 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 519. Type species:
Trichodectes subrostratus “Nitzsch”.

An absolute synonym of Felicola.

FELICOLA Ewing, 1929

Felicola. Ewing, i.vi.1929, Man. external Parasites : 121, 122, 192. Type
species: Trichodectes subrostratus “Nitzsch”.

Felicinia. Bedford, — .x.1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 519. Type species:
Trichodectes subrostratus “Nitzsch”.

Suricatoecus. Bedford, 1932, Parasitology, 24: 354. Type species: Suricatoecus
cooley i (Bedford).

Protelicola. Bedford, 1932, Parasitology, 24: 354. Type species: P. intermedia
Bedford.

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FELICOLA

Bedfordia. Keler, 1938 ( nec Fahrenholz, 1935), Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.),
5: 463. Type species: B. helogale Bedf.

Fastigatosculum. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 11. Nomen
novum for Bedfordia Keler.

Eichlerella. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Hal., 74: 140. Type species: Tricho-
dectes vulpis Denny.

Paradoxuroecus. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 141. Type species:
P. juccii Conci.

Parafelicola. Werneck, 1948, Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 226. Type
species: Parafelicola acuticeps (Neumann).

Neofelicola. Werneck, 1948, Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 235. Type species:
N. aspidorhynchus Werneck.

Of the groups here placed in synonymy, Suricatoecus, Parafelicola
and Neofelicola might well be recognized as subgenera.

1. abnormis (Ewing), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Proc. ent. Soc. Wash.,

32: 121.

Host: (Lemur ruf us. Error) =Vulpes sp.

=no. 40.

2. acuticeps (Neumann), 1902 ( Trichodectes ). Arch. Parasitol.,

Paris, 5: 601.

Host: (Genette) = Genetta sp., perhaps G. genetta hara-
rensis Neumann.

3. acutirostris (Stobbe), 1913 (Trichodectes). S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr-

Berl., 8: 378 fig. 7.

Host: (Herpestes galer a) = Atilax paludinosus (G. Cuvier).

4. aspidorhynchus (Werneck), 1948 (Neofelicola). Maldfagos de

Mamiferos, pt. 1: 236, figs. 422-427.

Host: Prionodon linsang (Hardwicke).

*5. bedfordi Hopkins, 1942. Rev. brasil. Biol., 2: 444, figs. 2, 3.
Host: Bdeogale crassicauda omnivora Heller.

6. bengalensis (Werneck), 1948 (Neofelicola). Maldfagos de Mami-

feros, pt. 1: 238: figs. 430, 431.

Host: Paradoxurus hermaphroditus canus Miller.

7. caffra (Bedford), 1919 (Trichodectes). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

5-6: 724, pi. 3 figs. 10, 11.

Host: (Felis caffra)— Felis lybica cafra Desmarest.

8. calogaleus (Bedford), 1928 (Trichodectes) . Rep. vet. Res.S. Afr.,

13-14: 842, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: (Calogale cam«)=Herpestes cauui (A. Smith).

9. cooleyi (Bedford), 1929 (Trichodectes). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

15: 5i3. fig- 13-

Host: Suricata suricatta hamiltoni Thomas & Schwann.

10. cynictis (Bedford), 1928 (Trichodectes). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,
13-14: 844, pi. 3 fig. 8.

Host: Cynictis penicillata [brachyura Roberts].

*11. decipiens Hopkins, 1941. J . ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 4: 33, figs, i, 2.
Host: Mungos mungo macrurus (Thomas).

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FELICOLA

12. fahrenholzi (Werneck), 1948 ( Suricatoecus ). Maldfagos de Mami-

feros, pt. 1: 182, figs. 287-290.

Host: ( Cerdocyon azarae) =Dusicy on thous azarae (Wied).

13. felis (Werneck), 1934 ( Trichodectes ). Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz,

28: 282, figs. 11-14.

Host: ( Felis chibigouazou) = Felis pardalis brasiliensis

(Oken).

14. genetta (Bedford), 1919 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

5-6: 725, pi. 4 figs. 12, 13.

Host: Genetta [genetta] ludia Thomas & Schwann.

=no. 2.

15. genettae (Fresca), 1924 [nee Bedford, 1919) (Eutrichophilus) .

Bol. R. Soc. esp. Hist, nat., 24: 75, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Genetta genetta rhodanica Matschie.

16. guinlei (Werneck), 1948 ( Suricatoecus ). Maldfagos de Mami-

jeros, pt. 1: 184, figs. 291-294.

Host: Otocyon [megalotis] virgatus Miller.

1 7. helogale Bedford, 1932. Parasitology , 24: 362, figs, id, 9.

Host: Helogale parvula brunnula Thomas & Schwann.

18. helogaloidis (Werneck), 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1:

185, figs. 295-299.

Host: Helogale [undulata] atkinsoni Thomas.

*19. hopkinsi Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 54, figs.
24-26.

Host: Nandinia binotata arborea Heller.

*20. inaequalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Trichodectes ). Pediculines : 388, pi.
32 fig. 3-

Host: Herpestes ichneumon Linn.

21. intermedius (Bedford), 1932 ( Protelicola ). Parasitology , 24: 354,

figs, ic, 2.

Host: Proteles cristatus (Sparrman).

22. juccii (Conci), 1942 (P ar ado xuro ecus). Bull. Soc. ent. I tad., 74:

141-

Host: ( Paradoxurus gray)=Paguma larvata grayi (Bennett).
*23. laticeps (Werneck), 1942 ( Trichodectes ). Rev. brasil. Biol., 2:
193, fig- 1.

Host: Atilax paludinosus (G. Cuvier).

*24. lenicornis (Werneck), 1948 ( Parafelicola ). Maldfagos de Mami-
feros, pt. 1: 232, figs. 409-415-
Host: Genetta [victoriae Thomas].

25. macrurus Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 198,

figs. 327-330.

Host: Atilax paludinosus rubescens (Hollister).

26. malaysianus (Werneck), 1948 ( Trichodectes ). Maldfagos de

Mamiferos, pt. 1: 128, figs. 173-177.

Host: Cy nogale bennetti Gray.

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FELICOLA

*27. micropus (Giebel), 1871 (Trichodectes) . Z. ges. NatWiss., 3 7:
177. Nomen novum for T. vulpis Denny.

—no. 40.

*28. minimus Werneck, 1948. Malojagos de Mamijeros, pt. 1: 202,
figs. 339-343-

Host: Atilax paludinosus [robustus Gray].

29. mungos (Stobbe), 1913 ( Trichodectes ). 5. B. Ges. naturj. Fr.
Berl., 1913: 375, fig. 5.

Hosts: (Herpestes affin. graa'/fs)= Herpestes sanguineus
(Riippell) and (Herpestes badius) = Herpestes sanguineus
rufescens Lorenz.

*30. paralaticeps (Werneck), 1948 (Suricatoecus) . Malojagos de
Mamijeros, pt. 1: 191, fig. 311.

Host: Atilax paludinosus [robustus Gray].

*31. pygidialis Werneck, 1948. Maldjagos de Mamijeros, pt. 1: 196,
figs. 321-326.

Host: Atilax paludinosus [robustus Gray].

32. quadraticeps (Chapman), 1897 ( Trichodectes ). Ent. News, 8:

185, pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: ( Urocyon virginianus) = Urocyon cinereoargenteus

sequoiensis Dixon.

=no. 40.

33. rammei (Stobbe), 1913 ( Trichodectes ). S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr.

Berl., 1913: 377, fig. 6.

Host: (Herpestes galera. Error) = Herpestes ichneumon

funestus (Osgood).

=no. 20.

*34. robertsi Hopkins, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 405, figs. 1-4.
Host: Rhynchogale melleri langi Roberts.

35. rostratus Bedford, 1932. Parasitology, 24: 360, figs. 6A, 6Ba, 6C.

Host: Ichneumia [a.] albicauda (G. Cuvier).

=no. 37.

36. setosus Bedford, 1932. Parasitology, 24: 361, figs. iF, 8.

Host: (Paracynictis se/o«sf)=Cynictis s. selousi de Winton.

37. subrostratus (Burmeister), 1838 (Trichodectes). Handb. Ent.,

2: 438.

Host: (Hauskatze)=Felis catus Linn.

38. sumatrensis (Werneck), 1948 ( Neofelicola ). Maldjagos de

Mamijeros, pt. 1: 238, figs. 428, 429.

Host: Prionodon linsang Hardwicke.

39. viverriculae (Stobbe), 1913 ( Trichodectes ). S. B. Ges. naturj.

Fr. Berl., 1913: 375, fig. 4.

Host: ( Viverricula zasse)=Viverricula indica (Desmarest).

*40. vulpis (Denny), 1842 (Trichodectes). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 189,
pi. 17 fig. 5.

Host: ( Canis Vulpes) Vulpes vulpes crucigera (Bechstein).

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FULICOFFULA

*41. wernecki Hopkins, 1941. J. ent. Soc. sthrn Africa, 4: 34.

Host: Genetta tigrina stuhlmanni Matschie.

42. zeylonicus Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 55, figs.
22, 23.

Host: ( Herpestes ritticollis) = Herpestes vitticollis Bennett.
FERRISIA Uchida, 1926 ( nec Fullaway, 1923)

Ferrisia. Uchida, 1926 ( nec Fullaway, 1923), J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 43. Type
species: Colpocephalum turbinatum Denny.

An absolute synonym of N eocolpocephalum Ewing, which is
inseparable from Colpocephalum.

FORFICULOECUS Conci, 1941

Forficuloecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 126. Type species: Philo-
pterus forficula Piaget.

A synonym of Echinophilopterus Ewing.

FRAN CIS COLO A Conci, 1942

Franciscoloa. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 35. Type species: Franciscoloa
cacatuae Conci.

Not separable from Psittacomenopon.

FULICOFFULA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938

Fulicoffula. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 5. Type species:
Esthiopterum luridum (Denny).

Stresemanniella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 104. Type species: Lipeurus
rotundatus Piaget.

We consider Stresemanniella recognizable as a subgenus.

1. comstocki (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 [Lipeurus). J.N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 23, pi. 3 fig. 2.

Host: ( Rallus virginianus) — Rallus 1. limicola Vieillot.

2. longipila (Kellogg), 1896 [Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 1 19, pi. 7 fig. 7.

Host: Fulica [a.] americana Gmelin.

3. lurida (Nitzsch), 1818 [Philopterus). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:

292. Nomen novum for Redi’s plate 4 fig. 11.

Host: (Folaga)=Fulica a. atra Linn.

4. picturata (Kellogg), 1896 [Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 121, pi. 8 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Fulica [a.] americana Gmelin.

=no. 2.

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FULICOFFULA

5. rallina (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit:. 52, 137,
pi. 8 fig. 7.

Host: Rallus [a.] aquaticus Linn.

*6. rotundata (Piaget), 1888 ( Lipeurus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 159,
pi. 4 fig. 2.

Host: (Podoa senegalensis) — Podica senegalensis (Vieillot).
*7. saturatior (Piaget), 1890 {Lipeurus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 246,
pi. 10 fig. 1.

Host: ( Tochus erythrorhynchus. Error) =some member of
Ralliformes.

8. volsella (Ewing), 1930 [Lipeurus). Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 32:

IJ9-

Host: {Aramides cajaneus chiricote) ~ Aramides c. cajanea
(P. L. S. Muller).

No. 8 is placed here with considerable doubt. It has not been
figured and the type is mislaid, but it may be a somewhat aberrant
Fulicoffula.

FURN ARICOLA Carriker, 1944

Furnaricola. Carriker, 1944, Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 83. Type species: F.
acutifrons Carriker.

Not separable from RaUicola.

GALICTOBIUS Keler, 1938

Galictobius. Iveler, 1938, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 5: 228. Nomen
novum for Grisonia Keler, 1938 ( nec E. Gray). Type species: “G. galictidis
Werneck”.

Grisonia Keler, having no type species, was a nomen nudum, but
Keler supplied the deficiency when he renamed it Galictobius. The
group of species is not separable from Trichodectes.

GALLIGOGUS Eichler, 1947

Galligogus. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 10. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum appendiculatum Ntz.i.Gbl.

Inseparable from Colpocephalum.

GALLIPEURUS Clay, 1938

Gallipeurus. Clay, 1938, Proc. zool. Soc. Bond. (B), 108: 135. Type species:
Lipeurus heterographus "Giebel”.

A synonym of Cuclotogaster .

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GEOMYDOECUS

GEOMYDOECUS Ewing, 1929

Geomydoecus. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites : 121, 193. Type species:
Trichodectes geomydis Osborn.

1. calif ornicus (Chapman), 1897 ( Trichodectes ). Ent. News, 8: 186,

pi. 9 fig. 1.

Host: ( Perognathus sp. Error) ^Thomomys b. bottae

(Eydoux & Gervais).

2. chapini Werneck, 1945. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 42: 117, fig. 39.

Host: Geomys personatus tropicalis Goldman.

3. copei Werneck, 1945. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 42: 114, fig. 38.

Host: ( Geomys mexicanus, which is not identifiable).

4. expansus (Duges), 1902 ( Trichodectes ). Mem. Soc. “Ant.

Alzate”, 18: 185, figs.

Hosts: (Tuza ( Geomys mexicanus, Platygeomys gymnurus)).
These names probably merely examples of group to which
“tuza” belongs.

5. geomydis (Osborn), 1891 ( Trichodectes ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.,

7: 54, fig. 42.

Host: Geomys bursarius (Shaw).

*6. minor Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 16, figs.
14-16.

Host: Thomomys [baileyi] tularosae Hall.

7. scleritus (McGregor), 1917 ( Trichodectes ). Ann. ent. Soc. Amer.,

10: 172, pi. 17 fig. 5.

Host: (Gopher) = Geomys tuza floridanus (Audubon &
Bachman).

8. texanus Ewing, 1936. J. Parasit., 22: 241.

Host: Geomys personatus fallax Merriam.

9. thomomyus (McGregor), 1917 ( Trichodectes ). Ann. ent. Soc.

Amer., 10: 169, pi. 17 figs. 2-4.

Host: {Thomomyus sp.)=Thomomys talpoides fossor Allen.
*10. truneatus Werneck, 1950. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 2: 13,
figs. 12, 13.

Host: Geomys [breviceps] personatus True.

GIEBELIA Kellogg, 1896

Giebelia. Kellogg, 1896, Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 137. Type species:
G. mirabilis Kellogg.

Not separable from Trabeculus.

GLAREOLITES Eichler, 1944

Glareolites. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 80. Type species: Nirmus
ellipticus Nitzsch.

Not separable from Quadraceps.

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GLIRICOLA

GLIRICOLA Mjoberg, 1910

Micropus. Denny, 1842 ( nec Meyer & Wolf, 1810), Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 247.
Type species: Gyropus gracilis Nitzsch.

Gliricola. Mjoberg, 1910, Zool. Anz., 35: 292. Type species: Gyropus gracilis N.
Paragliricola. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 29. Type species:
P. quadrisetosa Ewing.

1. aequatorialis Werneck, 1948. Malojagos de M amijeros , pt. 1: 47,

figs. 20-23.

Host: Proechimys brevicauda (Gunther).

2. armatus Werneck, 1946. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 397, fig. 12.

Host: Capromys [p.] prehensilis Poeppig.

3. bicaudatus (Paine), 1912 (Gyropus). Ent. News, 23: 441, pi. 20

fig- 3-

Host: ( Cavia cutler f)=Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

=no. 28.

4. bifurcatus (Olfers), 1816 ( Pediculus ). De Veget. . . ., 1: 83.

Nomen novum for Pediculus porcelli Schrank.

=no. 28.

5. brasiliensis Werneck, 1934. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 28: 168,

figs. 1-6.

Host: ( Cavia porcellus. Misdetermination) = Cavia aperea
Erxleben.

6. calcaratus Werneck, 1937. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 32: 13,

figs. 1-7.

Host: Proechimys oris Thomas.

7. capromydis Werneck, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 395, figs. 7-1 1.

Host: Capromys [p.] pilorides (Say).

8. columbanus Werneck, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 393, figs.

5,6-

Host: Proechimys mincae (Allen).

9. cubanus Werneck, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 397, fig. 15.

Host: Capromys pilorides (Say).

10. decurtatus (Neumann), 1912 (Gyropus). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 37:

216, fig. 3.

Host: (Dactylomys amblyonyx) = Kannabeotomys amblyonyx
(Wagner).

11. distinctus Ewing, 1924. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 32,

fig. 16.

Host: Cavia anolaimae Allen.

12. echimydis Werneck, 1933. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 27: 344,

figs. 8-12.

Host: (Echimys cayennensis) = Proechimys c. cayennensis
(Desmarest), or perhaps P. dimidiatus (Gunther).

13. ewingi Werneck, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 399, fig. 16.

Host: Capromys [p.] prehensilis Poeppig.

14I

GLIRICOLA

14. fonsecai Werneck, 1933. Rev. med.-cir. Brasil, 41: 86, figs. 1, 2,

pi. 2 fig. A.

Host: (Rato sylvestre)= Echimys sp., possibly E. lamarum
Thomas.

15. gracilis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Gyropus ). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 304.

Nomen novum for Pediculus porcelli Schrank.

=no. 28.

16. lindolphoi Werneck, 1942. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 37: 302,

figs. 3-5, pi. 1 fig. A.

Host: Cavia [a.] aperea Erxleben.

17. longicollis (Burmeister), 1838 {Gyropus). Handb. Ent., 2: 443.

Host: Dasyprocta aguti (Linn.). Probably error.

18. maeulatus Werneck, 1942. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 37: 307,

figs. 11-13.

Host: Proechimys iheringi Thomas.

19. marajoensis Werneck, 1942. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 37: 310,

pi. 2 fig. C.

Host ( Loncheres armatus) = Echimys [a.] armatus (Geoffroy).

20. mesomydis Werneck, 1933. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 27: 339,

figs. 1-7.

Host: (Rato sylvestre)=Euryzygomatomys spinosus eatellus

Thomas.

21. mexicanus Zavaleta, 1946. An. Inst. Biol, mex., 16: 435, fig. 1.

Host: ( Cavia cobay a) = Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

Almost certainly=no. 28.

22. mirandai Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 597.

Host: Isothrix [b.] bistriatus Wagner.

23. palladius Keler, 1943. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 10:

189, figs. n-13.

Host: (Ratte Nr. 2, from Sta. Catharina, Brazil). Possibly=

Euryzygomatomys spinosus ssp.

24. panamensis Werneck, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 391, figs. 1-4.

Host: ( Sigmodon hispidus chiriquensis. Error) =Proechimys
semispinosus panamensis Thomas.

25. paraensis Werneck, 1942. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 37: 309,

fig. 12, pi. 2, fig. B.

Host: {Loncheres grandis) = Echimys grandis (Wagner).

26. perfoliatus (Neumann), 1912 {Gyropus). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 37:

216.

Host: {Kerodon moco. Error) = Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

=no. 28.

*27. pintoi Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 597.

Host: (Unidentified) =Proechimys oris Thomas.

28. porcelli (Schrank), 1781 {Pediculus). Enum. Ins. Austr. indig.:
500, pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: {Mus porcellus) =Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

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GONIOCOTES

29. quadrisetosus (Ewing), 1924 ( Paragliricola ). Proc. U.S. not.

Mus., 63, art. 20: 30, figs. 13, 14, pi. 1 fig. 7.

Host: (Cavia tschudii. Error) = Galea musteloides ssp.

30. saviae (Schrank), 1803 ( Pediculus ). Fauna Boica : 186. Nomen

novum for Pediculus porcelli Schrank.

=no. 28.

31. spinosus Werneck, 1942. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 37: 300,

fig. 2, pi. 1 fig. B.

Host: Cavia [a.] aperea Erxleben.

=no. 11.

GONIOCOT ACANTHUS Guimaraes, 1936

Goniocoiacanthus. Guimaraes, 1936, Rev. Mus. paul., 20: 225. Type species:
G. mattogrossensis Guimaraes.

A synonym of Physconelloides.

GONIOCOTES Burmeister, 1838

Goniocotes. Burmeister, 1838, Handb. Ent., 2: 431. Type species (by subsequent
designation, Johnston & Harrison, 191 1, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36:
326): "G. gallinae Deg. (syn. G. hologaster N.)”.

Dictyocotes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 153. Type species:
Goniocotes haplogonus Nitzsch.

abdominalis Piaget, 1880. See Goniodes.
abnormis Kellogg, 1906. See Paragoniocotes.
aegypticus Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Coloceras.

1. afropavo (Clay), 1938 {Goniodes). Amer. Mus. Novit., no.
1008: 9, figs. 14-17.

Host: Afropavo congensis Chapin,
afiinis Taschenberg, 1882. See Auricotes.
agonus Nitzsch, 1874. See Kelloggia.
alatofasciatus Piaget, 1885. See Heptapsogaster.

*2. alatus Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 45, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: ( Perdix ( Caccabis ) chukar)=PAzc,iov\s graeca chukar
(J. E. Gray).

3. albidus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 189.

Host: {Phasianus nychthemerus) = Gennaeus nychthemerus
(Linn.).

alienus Giebel, 1874. See Ornicholax.
astrocephalus Burmeister, 1838. See Goniodes.
bifasciatus Piaget, 1885. See Austrogoniodes.
bisetosus Piaget, 1880. See Campanulotes.
burnetti Packard, 1870. See Cuclotogaster .
candidus Piaget, 1885. See Auricotes.
carpophagae Rudow, 1869. See Auricotes.

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GONIOCOTES

4. chapini (Clay), 1938 ( Goniodes ). Amer. Mus. Novit., no. 1008:
7, figs. 10-13.

Host: Afropavo congensis Chapin,
chinensis Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Coloceras.

5- chrysocephalus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 189.

Host: Phasianus colchieus Linn,
clypeiceps Giebel, 1874. See Heterogoniodes.
compar Burmeister, 1838. See Campanulotes.
coronatus Giebel, 1874. See Goniodes.

*6. coxatus Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 43, pi. 5 fig. 1.
Host: ( Tinamus solitarius. Error) =some member of the
Galliformes.

crassipes Piaget, 1888. See Goniodes.

7. creber Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 510, pi. 69

fig- 3-

Host: ( Phasianus nychthemerus) = Gennaeus nychthemerus
(Linn.).

curtus Burmeister, 1838. See Osculotes.
dentatus Rudow, 1870. See Goniodes.
dilatatus Rudow, 1870. See Heptapsogaster.

8. diplogonus Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z.ges. NatWiss., 28: 389.

Host: Tragopan satyra (Linn.),
discogaster Taschenberg, 1882. See Goniodes.

*9. eurygaster Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 43, pi. 5
fig. 2.

Host: ( Buceros albocristatus, error, and Oreoperdix crudigu-
/ans)=Arborophila crudigularis (Swinhoe).
eurysema Carriker, 1903. See Physconelloides.
fasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Paragoniocotes.
fissus Rudow, 1869. See Goniodes.
formosanus Sugimoto, 1929. See Campanulotes.
galapagensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Physconelloides.

10. gallinae (De Geer), 1778 ( Ricinus ). Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 79,

pi. 4 fig. 15.

Host: (Poules) = Gallus domesticus.

gigas Taschenberg, 1879. See Goniodes.
gracilis Taschenberg, 1882. See Goniodes.

11. gregarius (Nitzsch), 1866 (Goniodes). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 388.

Host: ( Perdix «/ra) = Francolinus a. africanus Stephens,
guttatus Taschenberg, 1882. See Labicotes.

12. haplogonus Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

390-

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham).

13. hologaster (Nitzsch), 1818 (. Philopterus s.g. Goniodes ). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 294. Nomen novum for Ricinus gallinae
De Geer.

—no. 10.

hologaster Denny, 1842 (nec Nitzsch, 1818). See Goniodes.

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GONIOCOTES

14. homocerus K61er, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 151.
Nomen novum for G. albidus Giebel.

=no. 3.

i5- ignitus Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 12.

Host: Lophura ignita (Shaw),
indicus Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Goniodes.

16. irregularis Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 23.

Host: ( Buteo ghisbrechti. Error). Host unknown.

Host wrong, description useless and type lost. Un-
identifiable.

17. jirufti Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 298, fig. 12.

Host: Francolinus francolinus asiae Bonaparte,
kurodai Uchida, 1917. See Auricotes.

*18. laticeps Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 41, pi. 4 fig. 11.
Host: ( Epimachus albus. Error).

Type a nymph and generic position uncertain, host wrong.
Discard.

latifasciatus Piaget, 1883. See Goniodes.
latijasciatus Piaget, 1885 nee 1883. See Goniodes.
latus Piaget, 1880. See Kodocephalon.
longipes Giebel, 1874. See Rhopaloceras.
macrocephalus Taschenberg, 1882. See Goniodes.

19. macrocephalus Uchida, 1916 [nee Taschenberg, 1882). Annot.

zool. Jap., 9: 86, fig. 4.

Host: Tetrastes bonasia (Linn.).

=no. 21.

20. maculatus Taschenberg, 1882. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44: 76,

pl- 3 3-

Plost: (Haushuhn) = Gallus domestica (but louse probably
derived from Numida).
major Piaget, 1880. See Goniodes.

major Neumann, 1890 [nee Piaget, 1880). See Kodocephalon.

21. megalocephalus Uchida, 1916. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: errata-slip

to p. 86. Nomen novum for macrocephalus Uchida nec
Taschenberg.

Host: Tetrastes bonasia (Linn,),
menadensis Piaget, 1880. See Coloceras.

22. microcephalus Uchida, 1917. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3: 177-188.

Host: ( Arboricola crudigularis) = Arborophila crudigularis

(Swinhoe).

23. microthorax (Stephens), 1829 (Goniodes). Cat. Brit. Ins., 2: 333.

Nomen novum for Shaw’s “Pediculus of the partridge”.
Host: (Partridge) =Perdix p. perdix (Linn.),
minor Piaget, 1880. See Goniodes.

24. nigromaculatus Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 107, fig. 62.

Host: Numida [meleagris] mitrata Pallas,
nirmoides Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Lagopoecus.

148

GONIOCOTES

25. numidae Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 147,

226, figs. 81, 82.

Host: Numida raeleagris Linn.

=no. 24.

26. obscurus Giebel, 1874, p. 188. Insecta epizoa : 188.

Host: ( Perdix rubra) = Alectoris r. rufa (Linn.).
obscurus Giebel, 1874, p. 191 nec p. 188. See Goniodes.
ocellatus Rudow, 1869. See Goniodes.

*27. pallidiflavus Piaget, 1890. Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 235, pi. 8 fig. 11.
Host: ( Megacephalum maleo) = Maerocephalon maleo S.
Muller.

*28. pallidomaculatus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 227, pi. 19 fig. 2.
Host: (Perdix javanica) = Arborophila javaniea (Gmelin).
pellucidus Piaget, 1885. See Auricotes.

*29. parviceps (Piaget), 1880 (Goniodes). Pediculines : 277, pi. 23
fig. 2.

Host: Pavo cristatus Linn.

30. phasiani Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 151.

Nomen novum for G. albidus Giebel.

=no. 3.

procerus Taschenberg, 1882. See Coloceras.

31. punctatus Neumann, 1891. Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse, 25: 91.

Host: (Eulampis holosericeus. Error).

32. pusillus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Goniodes). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 387.

Host: (Perdix petrosa) = Alectoris barbara (Bonnaterre) .
quadraticeps Piaget, 1885. See Auricotes.

33. rectangulatus Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

389-

Host: Pavo cristatus Linn.

34. rectangulus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 185. Nomen novum

for G. rectangulatus Nitzsch.

=no. 33.

35. reticulatus Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 142,

figs. 77, 78.

Host: Phasianus [colchicus] versicolor Vieillot.
robustus Taschenberg, 1882. See Auricotes.
rotundatus Rudow, 1869. See Heptapsogaster.

*36. rotundiceps Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 233.

Host: (Phasianus r^m')=Syrmaticus reevesii (J. E. Gray).

37. rufus Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 13.

Host: Lophura rufa (Raffles),
sexsetosus Piaget, 1885. See Heptapsogaster.

38. simillimus Keler, 1937. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem,

4: 128, figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Rebhuhn)= Perdix p. perdix (Linn.).

149

GONIODES

verrucosus Taschenberg, 1882. See Pectenosoma.
waterstoni Cummings, 1914. See Austrogoniodes.
39- yngarejsuf Eichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 4, figs. 3, 4.
Host: Pavo cristatus Linn.

Probably=no. 29.

GONIODES Nitzsch, 1818

Goniodes. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 293. Type species (by subse-
quent designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W.,
36: 326): "G. pavonis Linn. (syn. G. falcicornis N.)”.

Gonocephalus “Nitzsch”. Keler, 193.7, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 4:
130. Type species: “chelicornis Nitz.”.

Gonotyles. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 48. Type species:
Goniodes cervinicornis “Nitzsch”.

Oulocrepis. Keler, 1939, l.c .: 97. Type species: Goniodes dissimilis "Nitzsch”.

Solenodes. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 101. Type species: Goniodes dispar “Nitz.”.

Astrocotes. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 109. Type species: Goniocotes asterocephalus
“Nitzsch”.

Astrodes. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 113. Type species: Goniocotes coronatus Giebel.

Homocerus. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 117. Type species: Goniocotes macrocephalus
Tasch.

Stenocrotaphus. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 124. Type species: Goniocotes gigas Tasch.

Margaritenes. Keler, 1939, l.c.: 132. Type species: Goniodes eurygaster Piaget.

Kilerigoniodes. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital.: 76: 77. Type species:
Goniodes processus Kellogg & Paine.

Claygoniodes. Conci, 1946, l.c.: 77. Type species: Goniodes extraneus Clay.

Archigoniodes “Eichler”. Conci, 1946, l.c.: 77. Type species: Goniodes wilsoni
Clay.

*r. abdominalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines : 238, pi. 20
fig. 9.

Host: Gallus domesticus (but derived from Numida).

=no. 49.

aberrans Carriker, 1903. See Pterocotes.
aculeatus Piaget, 1880. See Trichodopeostns.
afropavo Clay, 1938. See Goniocotes.

*2. agelastes Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 36.

Host: Agelastes meleagridis Bonaparte,
agonus Nitzsch, 1874. See Kelloggia.
aliceps Nitzsch, 1874. See Rhopaloceras.
alienus Giebel, 1874. See Ornicholax.

*3. ammoperdix Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 93,
figs. 63, 64.

Host: Ammoperdix griseogularis (J. F. Brandt).

*4. antennatus Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 84, fig. 58.

Host: Pternistis 1. leucoscepus (G. R. Gray).

5. argus Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 13, figs. 25, 26.

Host: Argusianus argus (Linn.).

*6. assimilis Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 248.

Host: Francolinus capensis (Gmelin).

150

GONIODES

7. astrocephalus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Goniocotes ). Handb. Ent., 2:
431-

Host: ( Perdix coturnix) — Coturnix c. coturnix (Linn.).

*8. bankiva Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 269.

Host: Gallus [gallus] bankiva Temminck.

=no. 38.

bicolor Rudow, 1869. See Chelo pistes.

*9. bicuspidatus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 278, pi. 22 fig. 3.

Host: Tragopan satyra (Linn.).

=no. 102.

*10. biordinatus Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 106,
figs. 70b, 71.

Host: Megapodius r. reinwardt Dumont.

11. bituberculatus Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 27.

Host: ( Tetrao medius [= T. urogallus x Lyrurus tetrix]) —
Tetrao u. urogallus Linn.

12. blythi Eichler, 1950. Doriana, 1: 4, fig. 5.

Host: Tragopan blythi Jerdon.

=no. 102.

13. bonasus Emerson, 1948. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 21: 92, figs. 1-4.

Host: Bonasa umbellus umbelloides (Douglas).

14. breviantennatus Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 50, pi. 5

fig. 8.

Host: ( Caccabis chukar) = Alectoris graeca ehucar (J. E.

Gray) .

=no. 37.

brevipes Giebel, 1876. See Austrogoniodes.

15. capitatus (Keler), 1939 ( Solenodes ). Nova Acta I.eop.-Carol.

(n.F.), 8: 106, fig. 24.

' Host: Phasianus colchicus Linn.

16. centrocerci Simon, 1938. J. Kansas ent. Soc., n: 104, pi.

Host: Centrocercus urophasianus (Bonaparte).

17. cervinicornis Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 199.

Host: ( Phasianus nychthemerus) = Gennaeus n. nychthe-
merus (Linn.).

chapini Clay, 1938. See Goniocotes.

(chelicornis Haan, 1829. A nomen nudum.)

*18. chelicornis Children, 1836. Back’s Arctic Land Exped .: 539.
Host: ( Tetrao saliceti)= Lagopus 1. lagopus (Linn.).

=no. 62.

*19. chelicornis Denny, 1842 (nec Children, 1836). Mon. Anopl.
Brit.: 57, 160, pi. 13 fig. 3.

Host: Tetrao [u.] urogallus Linn.

=no. 11.

*20. chrysolophi Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 51,
figs. 33, 34a.

Host: Chrysolophus amherstiae (Leadbeater) .

151

GONIODES

*21. colchici Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 56, 158, pi. 12 fig. 4.
Host: Phasianus colchicus Linn.

22. colchicus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 200.

Host: Phasianus colchicus Linn.

=no. 21.

23. columbianus Carriker, 1945. Rev. Acad. Colornb. Sci., 6: 356,

figs. 1-3.

Host: Colinus cristatus decoratus (Todd),
complanatus Piaget, 1880. See Strongylocotes.

*24. confusio Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 105.

Host: Megapodius n. nicobariensis Blyth.

25. cornutus Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 26 (misprinted

coruntus).

Host: (Tribonyx ventralis. Error).

Type lost, host erroneous. Unrecognizable.

26. coronatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Goniocotes ). Insecta epizoa : 302.

Nomen novum for Goniocotes obscurus Giebel, 1874, p. 191
nec p. 188.

Host: ( Crypturus coronatus) = Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).

27. corpulentus Kellogg & Mann, 1912. Ent. News: 23: 14, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Canachites canadensis [osgoodi Bishop].

(1 coruntus Rudow, 1869. Misprint for cornutus, q.v.)

28. costatus (Keler), 1939 (Gonocephalus) . Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.

(n.F.), 8: 83, fig. 42.

Host: Tetraogallus altaicus (Gebler).

*29. crassipes (Piaget), 1888 ( Goniocotes ). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 154,
pl- 3 fig- 7-

Host: Talegalla cuvieri Lesson.

*30. crossoptilon Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 58,
figs. 2c, 39.

Host: Crossoptilon auritum (Pallas).

31. cupido Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 482.

Host: ( Tetrao CM/>«fo)=Tympanuchus cupido (Linn.).

32. curvicornis Nitzsch, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 388.

Host: (Argus giganteus) — Argusianus argus (Linn.).

33. cypricus (Keler), 1939 (Solenodes). Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.

(n.F.), 8: 107, fig. 56.

Host: Alectoris graeca [Cypriotes Hartert].

=no. 37.

damicornis Nitzsch, 1866. See Coloceras.

34. dentatus (Rudow), 1870 ( Goniocotes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 476.

Host: ( Nychthemerus linearis) =Gennaeus nychthemerus

lineatus (Vigors).

=no. 85.

(descrepans Kellogg & Paine. Apparently a manuscript
name and nomen nudum.)

152

GONIODES

*35. diardi Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 70, figs. 2a,
48c.

Host: Diardigallus diardi (Bonaparte).

36. discogaster (Taschenberg), 1882 (Goniocotes) . Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 86, pi. 2 fig. 12.

Host: Megapodius [f.] freycinet Gaimard.

37. dispar Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 3: 432.

Host: ( Perd . cinerea) = Perdix p. perdix (Linn.).

38. dissimilis Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit:. 57, 162, pi. 12 fig. 6.

Host: Gallus domesticus.
diversus Rudow, 1869. See Chelopisles.

39. dolani Eichler, 1937. 5. B. Ges. naturj. Fr. Berl., 1937: 96.

Host: Crossoptilon c. crossoptilon (Hodgson).

*40. elongatus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 281, pi. 23 fig. 5.

Host: ( Perdix coturnix) = Coturnix c. coturnix (Linn.).

=no. 7.

*41. elongatus Piaget, 1885 [nee 1880). Pediculines Supplement : 52,
pi. 5 fig. 10.

Host: ( Francolinus capensis. Error) and Excalfactoria

[chinensis] australis Gould.

=no. 1 01.

42. emarginatus (Eichler), 1947 ( Gonotyles ). Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2:
14, fig. 27.

Host: Lophura rufa (Raffles).

*43. eurygaster Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement'. 53, pi. 6
fig. 1.

Host: Lophophorus impeyanus (Latham),
excavatus Piaget, 1880. Male, see Kelloggia (female a Heptap-
sogaster ) .

eximius Rudow, 1869. See Chelo pistes.

*44. extraneus Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 79, figs.

54. 55-

Host: Francolinus gularis (Temminck).

=no. 105.

eynsfordi Theobald, 1896. See Cuclotogaster.

45. falcicornis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Goniodes). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 293. Nomen novum for Pedictdus pavonis
Linn.

=no. 91.

fasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Coloceras.

46. fimbriatus Neumann, 1913. Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 629,

figs. 19, 20.

Host: (“sans indication d’hote”) =Numida meleagris

galeata Pallas.

47. flssus (Rudow), 1869 ( Goniocotes ). Beitr. Kennt. Malloph .: 23.

Host: ( Talegallus lathami) = Alectura 1. lathami J. E. Gray.

153

GONIODES

48. flaviceps Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kennt. Malloph.: 28.

Host: ( Perdix rufa) = Alectoris rufa (Linn).

=no. 37.

flavus Rudow, 1869. See Campanulotes.

49. gigas (Taschenberg), 1879 {Goniocotes). Z. ges. NatWiss., 52:

104, pi. 1 fig. 10.

Host: (Cochinchinahuhn) = Gallus domesticus (but derived
from Numida).

*50. gracilis (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniocotes ). Nova Acta Leop-
Carol., 44: 71. Nomen novum for Goniocotes aster ocephalus
Piaget 1880 nec Nitzsch.

=no. 7.

51. grecnlandicus Carriker, 1945. Rev. Acad. Columb. Sci., 6: 359,

fig. 9.

Host: Lagopus mutus reinhardi (C. L. Brehm).

=no. 62.

gregarius Nitzsch, 1866. See Goniocotes.

52. heterocerus Nitzsch, 1867. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 29:

428.

Host: ( Tetrao te/n';v)=Lyrurus t. tetrix (Linn.).

=no. 108.

hilli Bedford, 1920. See Coloceras.

hologaster (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Goniodes). See
Goniocotes.

*53. hologaster (Denny), 1842. ( Goniocotes , nec Goniodes hologaster
(Nitzsch) 1818). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 56, 153, pi. 13 fig. 4.
Host: Gallus domesticus.

=no. 49.

*54. hopkinsi Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 26, figs.
16, 17.

Host: Guttera edouardi sethsmithi Neumann.

*55. humiae Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 67, figs. 44a,
45a.

Host: Syrmaticus h. humiae (Hume).

56. indicus (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 ( Goniocotes ). Rec. Ind. Mus.,
10: 218, pi. 14 fig. 4.

Host: ( Arboricola nifigularis)= Arborophila r. rufogularis
(Blyth).

*57. intermedius Neumann, 1913. Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 627,
figs. 15-18.

Host: Pucrasia [macrolopha] darwini Swinhoe.

58. isogenos Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 388.
Host: ( Perdix «/ra)=Francolinus africanus Stephens.

*59. ithaginis Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 48, figs. 3r,
36a.

Host: Ithaginis c. cruentus (Hardwicke).

154

GONIODES

*6o. kGleri Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 95, figs, 65,
66a.

Host: Margaroperdix madagarensis (Scopoli).

*61. laevis Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 673, pi. 56 fig. 2.

Host: ( Cryptonyx coronatus) =Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).
=no. 26.

62. lagopi (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 614.

Host: ( Tetrao lagopus)= Lagopus 1. lagopus (Linn.).

63. lagopodis (Gmelin), 1790 ( Pediculus ). Car. a Linne . . . Syst.

Nat., ed. 13, 1: 2920. Nomen novum for lagopi Linn.

=no. 62.

laticeps Piaget, 1880. See Rhopaloceras.

*64. latifasciatus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines'. 269 pi. 22 fig. 4.

Host: ( Euplocamus ignitus) — Lophura ignita (Shaw).

=no. 70.

*65. latifasciatus (Piaget), 1883 ( Goniocotes , nec Goniodes latifasciatus
Piaget, 1880). Tijdschr. Ent., 26: 157, pi. 9 fig. 4.

Host: ( Cinclosoma bicolor. Error) =Rollulus roulroul

(Scopoli).

=no. 26.

66.. latifasciatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ) [nec 1880). Pediculines
Supplement'. 44, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Agelastes meleagridis Bonaparte.

=no. 2.

67. latifasciatus Carriker, 1945 [nec Piaget, 1880). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 6: 357, figs. 4, 5.

Host: Colinus cristatus leucotis (Gould).

=no. 68.

68. latiorfasciatus Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 240.

Nomen novum for Goniodes latifasciatus Carriker, 1945
[nec Goniodes latifasciatus Piaget, 1880).
lativentris Uchida, 1916. See Coloceras.
lipogonus Nitzsch, 1866. See Strongylocotes.
longipes Piaget, 1880. See Chelopistes.

69. longipilosus Giebel, 1879. Z. ges. NatWiss., 52: 475. •

Host: [Seleucides alba).

This is not a nomen nudum, but the description is quite
useless and either the genus or the host is erroneous.
Taschenberg (1882: 41) states, “Die in Rede stehende Form
gehort . . . zu Colpocephalum” , but even this cannot be
accepted, because it is likely that the specimen examined
by Taschenberg was not the type. Unidentifiable.

70. longus Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kennt. Malloph.: 26.

Host: [Gallus ignitus)— Lophura i. ignita (Shaw).

71. longus Le Souef, 1902 [nec Rudow, 1869). Viet. Nat., 19: 90.

Host: Excalfactoria chinensis [australis Gould],

=no. 101.

M. — 1 1

155

GONIODES

72. macrocephalus (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniocotes ). Nova Acta
Leop.-Carol., 44: 87, pi. 2 fig. 11.

Host: ( Talegallus /a/Aarai)=Alectura 1. lathami J. E. Gray.

*73. major (Piaget), 1880, p. 239 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines : 239,
pi. 21 fig. 1.

Host: ( Megapodium rubripes var. gilberti)- Megapodius

nicobariensis gilberti G. R. Gray.

*74. major Piaget, 1880, p. 274 ( nec p. 239). Pediculines-. 274, pi. 24
fig. 1.

Host: Crossoptilon auritum (Pallas).

=no. 30.

major Uchida, 1916 ( nec Piaget, 1880). See Coloceras.

75. mamillatus Rudow, 1870. Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 483.

Host: ( Pelecanus ruficollis. Error) =Lophortyx californica
(Shaw).

76. megaceros Kellogg & Paine, 1914. Rec. Ind. Mus., 10: 227,

pi. 15 fig. 8.

Host: Lophophorus impeyanus (Latham).

*77. meinertzhageni Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 9,
figs, ib, 4b, 6, 7, 9b.

Host: Pavo cristatus Linn,
mephitidis Packard, 1873. See Trichodectes.

78. merriamanus Packard, 1873. Rep. U.S. geolog. Survey 1872-.

73i, fig- 2.

Host: ( Tetrao richardsoni) = Dendragapus obscurus richard-
sonii (Douglas).

79. meyeri (Keler), 1939 ( Homocerus ). Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.

(n.F.), 8: 122, fig. 65.

Host: Talegalla fuscirostris Salvadori.

=no. 73.

microthorax Stephens, 1829. See Goniocotes.

*80. minor (Piaget), 1880, p. 241 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines-. 241,
pi. 21 fig. 2.

Host: ( Megapodium rubripes var. duperreyi) — Megapodius r.
reinwardt Dumont.

*81. minor Piaget, 1880, p. 248 {nec p. 241). Pedicidines\ 248.

Host: (Perdix californica) = Lophortyx californica (Shaw).

Probably error for Colinus virginianus (Linn.).

=no. 88.

minor Piaget, 1880, p. 256 ( nec p. 248). See Coloceras.
minutus Carriker, 1903. See Heptapsogaster.

82. nebraskensis Carriker, 1945. Rev. Acad. Colornb. Sci., t>: 357,
figs. 6-8.

Host: Pedioecetes phasianellus campestris Ridgway.
neumannia Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Pachyskelotes.

156

GONIODES

83. numidae Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 102.

Host: (Numida ptilorhyncha) = Numida m. meleagris (Linn.),
numidianus Denny, 1842. See Lagopoecus.

84. obscurus (Giebel), 1874, p. 191 ( Goniocotes , nec Gc. obscurus

Giebel, 1874: 188). Insecta epizoa: 191.

Host: ( Crypturus coronatus) =Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).
=no. 26.

85. ocellatus (Rudow), 1869 ( Goniocotes ). Beitr. Kennt. Malloph

23-

Host: (. Nychthemerus linearis) = Gennaeus nychthemerus

lineatus (Vigors).

*86. ocrea Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 252, pi. 20 fig. 6.

Host: ( Megapodium rubripes wallacei). Probably— Eulipoa
wallacei (G. R. Gray),
oniscus Nitzsch, 1866. See Rhopaloceras.

*87. oreophilus Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 77, figs.
52, 53-

Host: Francolinus shelleyi theresae Meinertzhagen.

*88. ortygis Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 56, 158, pi. 13 fig. 6.
Host: ( Ortyx virginiana)= Colinus virginianus (Linn.).

89. ovoidalis Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 46,

fig. 19.

Host: ( Ortyx calif ornica) = Lophortyx californica (Shaw).

90. pallidus Giebel, 1877. Z. ges. NatWiss., 49: 530.

Host: ( Euplocamus erythrophthalmns) = Houppif er e

erythrophthalmus (Raffles).

=no. 70.

parviceps Piaget, 1880. See Goniocotes.
parvulus Taschenberg, 1882. See Heptapsogaster .

91. pavonis (Linn.), 1758 (Pediculus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Host: Pavo eristatus Linn.

pennaticeps Paine & Mann, 1913. See Rhopaloceras.

*92. perlatus Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 30, figs.
19, 20.

Host: Numida meleagris major Hartlaub.

Perhaps =no. 83, but latter not interpretable at present,
piageti Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Coloceras.

93. pictus Emerson, 1950. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 23: 120, figs. 1-3.

Host: Oreortyx picta picta (Douglas).

94. processus Kellogg & Paine, 1914. Rec. Ind. Mus., 10: 226,

pi. 15 fig. 9.

Host: ( Arboricola rufgularis) = Arborophila r. rufogularis
(Blyth).

95. pternistis Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 520, fig. 21.

Host: Pternistis swainsoni (A. Smith).

—no. 6.

pusillus Nitzsch, 1866. See Goniocotes.

15 7

GONIODES

96. retractus Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 90.

Host: Synoicus [ypsilophorus] australis (Latham),
rotundus Rudow, 1869. See Chelopistes.

97. scleroptilus Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res.S. Afr., 15: 520, fig. 20.

Host: {Scleroptila gariepensis pallidior) — Francoiinus garie-
pensis jugularis Biittikofer (see Bedford, 1932, Rep. vet.
Res. S. Afr., 18: 331).

98. sectus Kellogg & Paine, 1914. Rec.Ind.Mus., 10: 224, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Catreus wallichii (Hardwicke).

99. securiger Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 387.

Host: {Perdix petrosa) = Alectoris b. barbara (Bonnaterre).
setosus Piaget, 1880, p. 257. See Coloceras.
setosus Piaget, 1880, p. 263 (nec p. 257). See Strongylocotes.
sexpunctatus Piaget, 1880. See Heptapsogaster .

*100. simoni Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 44, figs, ic,
28.

Host: Dendragapus 0. obscurus (Say).

*101. souefi Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 100, figs.
66b, 68a.

Host: Excalfactoria chinensis australis Gould.

102. spinicornis Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 389.

Host: Tragopan satyra (Linn.),
spinosus Piaget, 1880. See Strongylocotes.

103. squamatus Emerson, 1950. /. Kansas ent. Soc., 23: 122, figs.

7-9-

Host: Callipepla squamata pallida Brewster,
stylifer (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Goniodes ). See
Chelopistes.

subdilatatus Piaget, 1880. See Heptapsogaster.

104. submamillatus Emerson, 1950. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 23: 121,

figs. 4-6.

Host: Cyrtonyx montezumae mearnsi Nelson,
suborbiculatus Piaget, 1890. See Kodocephalon.

105. temporalis (Keler), 1939 ( Stenocrotaphus ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol. (n.F.), 8: 131, fig. 70.

Host: (Perd.)=Francolinus gularis (Temminck) (see Clay,
1947: Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14: 547).

106. tetragonocephalus (Olfers), 1816 ( Nirmus ). De Veget. . . .: 90.

Host: Pavo cristatus Linn.

=no. 91.

*107. tetraogallae Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), no: 74,
figs. 50, 51.

Host: Tetraogallus h. himalayensis G. R. Gray.

=no. 28.

108. tetraonis (Linn.), 1761 ( Pediculus ). Fauna suecica, ed. 2: 478.
Host: ( Tetrao te/ra:)=Lyrurus t. tetrix (Linn.).

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GONIODES

*109. tetraonis Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 57, 161, pi. 13
fig- 3-

Host: (Tetrao tetrix) = Lyrurus tetrix britannicus Witherby
& Lonnberg.

=no. 108.

no. tibetanus (Eichler), 1950 ( Gonocephalus ). Doriana, 1: 7,
fig. 11.

Host: Tetraogallus tibetanus tibetanus Gould,
in. timmermanni (Eichler), 1950 ( Gonocephalus ). Doriana, 1: 6,
tigs. 8-10.

Host: Lagopus mutus islandorum (Faber).

=no. 62.

*112. tragopan Clay, 1940. Proc. zool. Soc. Bond. (B), no: 13,
figs, gd, lie.

Host: Tragopan melanocephalus (J. E. Gray).

113. truncatus Giebel, 1874: Insecta epizoa : 194.

Host: ( Perdix rubra) = Alectoris rufa (Linn.).

=no. 37-

114. wilsoni Clay, 1938. Amer. Mus. Novit., no. 1008: 5, figs. 5-9.

Host: Afropavo congensis Chapin,
zenaidurae McGregor, 1917. See Physconelloides.

GONOCEPHALUS Keler, 1937

Gonocephalus "Nitzsch”. Keler, 1937, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem,
4: 130. Type species: “chelicornis Nitz.”.

This generic name has been discussed elsewhere (Hopkins, 1949,
Ann. Mag. not. Hist. (12), 2: 43); it was a nomen nudum until 1937.
We do not consider the group of species concerned to be separable
from Goniodes.

GONOTYLES Keler, 1939

Gonoiyles. Keler, 1939, Nova Ada Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 48. Type species:
Goniodes cervinicornis “Nitzsch”.

Not separable, in our opinion, from Goniodes.

( GRISONI A . Nomen nudum)

{Grisonia. Keler, 1938, Nova Ada Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 5: 464. No type species
designated.)

The designation of a type species became an essential to the
validity of a genus on i.i.1931 and Keler indicated none. Grisonia
Keler has, therefore, the status (or lack of status) of a nomen nudum.

See Galictobius, which we consider not generically separable from
T richodectes.

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GRUIMENOPON

GRUIMENOPON Clay file Meinertzhagen, 1941

Gruimenopon. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 7: 339.
Type species: Menopon longurn Giebel.

1. atrofasciatum (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines :

542, pi. 45 fig. 3.

Host: ( Grus communis) — Grus g. grus (Linn.).

=no. 3.

2. canadense Edwards, 1949. Psyche, Carnb., Mass., 56: 116,

pi. 6 figs. 1-4.

Host: Grus c. canadensis (Linn.).

3. longum (Giebel), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 297.

Host: {Grus communis) = Grus g. grus (Linn.).

GUIMARAESIELLA Eichler, 1949

Guimaraesiella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 11. Type species:
Docophorus subalbicans Piaget.

Not separable from Briielia.

GYROPUS Nitzsch, 1818

Gyropus. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 303. Type species: sub judice;
Johnston & Harrison’s selection (1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36: 326)
of "G. ovalis N.” is invalid.

Haemabarus. Nitzsch, 1874, in Giebel, Insecta epizoa : 6. Nomen novum for
Gyropus Nitzsch.

Diplocerus. Nitzsch, 1874, l.c.: 6. Nomen novum for Gyropus Nitzsch.
Monogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 10. Type species:
Gyropus longus Neumann.

Tetragyropus. Ewing, 1924, l.c.: 21. Type species: Gyropus lineatus Neum.

alpinus Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914. See Phtheiropoios.
amplexans Neumann, 1912. See Macrogyropus.
aotophilus Ewing, 1924. See Aotiella.
bicaudatus Paine, 1912. See Gliricola.

1. cercomydis Werneck, 1942. Rev. brasil. Biol., 2: 25, figs. 4, 8,

21-24.

Host: Cercomys cunicularius laurentius Thomas,
costalimai (Werneck), 1931 {Heterogyropus). See Macrogyropus.

2. cruzi (Werneck), 1933 {Tetragyropus). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 27: 153, figs. 1-9.

Host: (Rato)=Euryzygomatomys spinosus catellus Thomas.

decurtatus Neumann, 1912. See Gliricola.
dentatus Ewing, 1924. See Macrogyropus.
dicotylis Macalister, 1869. See Macrogyropus.

3. distinctus Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, 1: b8,

fig. 67.

Host: Cercomys cunicularius fosterl (Thomas),
ewingi Werneck, 1936. See Phtheiropoios.

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GYROPUS

forficulatus Neumann, 1912. See Phtheiropoios.
forficulatus Ewing, 1924 ( nec Neumann, 1912). See Phtheiro-
poios.

4. freitasi Werneck, 1942. Rev. brasil. Biol., 2: 21, figs. 2, 6, 9, 10,

12, 14-16.

Host: Cercomys cunicularius inermis Pictet,
gracilipes Ewing, 1924. See Phtheiropoios.
gracilis Nitzsch, 1818. See Gliricola.
grypophallus Werneck, 1939. See Phtheiropoios.
hispidus Burmeister, 1838. See Trimenopon.

5. iheringi Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 64, figs.

53, 54-

Host: Proechimys iheringi Thomas,
lagotis Gervais, 1849. See Phtheiropoios.
latipollicaris Ewing, 1924. See Phtheiropoios.

6. lenti Werneck, 1936. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 31: 845, figs. 1-8.

Host: Cercomys [cunicularius] laurentius Thomas.

7. limai Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 65, figs.

57-65-

Host: Proechimys setosus (Geoffroy).

8. lineatus Neumann, 1912. Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 37: 218, figs. 4, 5.

Host: ( Kerodon moco) =Kerodon rupestris (Wied).
longicollis Burmeister, 1838. See Gliricola.

9. longus Neumann, 1912. Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 37: 222, figs. 9, 10.

Host: Abrocoma [b.] bennetti Waterhouse.

10. martini (Werneck), 1934 ( Tetragyropus ). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 28: 277, figs. 3-10.

Host: Proechimys [a.] albispinus (Geoffroy).

11. matthaeensis Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1:

65, figs. 55, 56.

Host: Undetermined wild rat [presumably Proechimys sp.].

12. mexicanus (Zavaleta), 1946 ( Macrogyropus ). An. Inst. Biol.

Mex., 16: 438, fig. 2.

Host: {Cavia cobaya) = Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

=no. 13.

nematophallus Werneck, 1935. See Phtheiropoios.

13. ovalis Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 443.

Host: ( Savia cobaya) =Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

14. parasetosus Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 598.

Host: ( Proechimys spinosus) =Euryzygomatomys s.

spinosus (Desmarest).

15. parvus (Ewing), 1924 ( Monogyropus ). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 11, fig. 5.

Host: Ctenomys colburni Allen,
perfoliatus Neumann, 1912. See Gliricola.
pollicaris Ewing, 1924. See Phtheiropoios.

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HAEMATOMYZUS

16. recifensis Torres, 1938. Bol. Soc. brasil. Med. vet., 8: 279-288,

figs. 1-4.

Host: ( Cavia cobaya) — Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

=no. 13.

17. ribeiroi Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 598.

Host: Scapteromys gnambiquarae Ribeiro.

18. scalaris Werneck, 1942. Rev. brasil. Biol., 2: 23, figs. 3, 7B,

17-20.

Host: Cercomys [cunicularius] laurentius Thomas.

19. setifer (Ewing), 1924 (Tetragyropus) . Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 22, fig. 10.

Host: Hoplomys [g.] gymnurus (Thomas).

20. setosus Neumann, 1912. Arch. Parasit., 15: 372, figs. 18, 19.

Host: Proechimys securus Thomas.

21. thompsoni Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49, 597.

Host: Isothrix [b.] bistriatus Wagner.

22. travassosi Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 58,

figs. 36-42.

Host: Isothrix pictus (Pictet).

*23. turbinatus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 612, pi. 50 fig. 7.

Host: (Arctomys marmotta. Error)— Cavia porcellus (Linn.).
=no. 13.

wetmorei Ewing, 1924. See Phtheiropoios.

HAEM A BA R US Nitzsch, 1874

Haemabarus. Nitzsch, 1874, in Giebel, Insecta epizoa: 6. Nomen novum for
Gyropus Nitzsch.

An absolute synonym of Gyropus.

HAEMATOMYZUS Piaget, 1869

Haematomyzus. Piaget, 1869, Tijdschr. Ent., 12: 254. Type species (by mono-
typy): H. elephantis Piaget.

Idolocoris. Walker, 1872 ( nec Douglas & Scott, 1865), in Reuter, Hardwicke's
Sci. Gossip, 1871: 131. Type species (by monotypy): I. elephantis Walker.
Phantasmocoris. White, 1872, Hardwicke's Sci. Gossip, 1871: 234. Nomen
novum for Idolocoris Walker.

*1. elephantis Piaget, 1869. Tijdschr. Ent., 12: 254, pi. n figs.
1-14-

Host: (Jeune elephant; d’Afrique added on slide) =Loxo-
donta africana (Blumenbach).

2. elephantis (Walker), 1872 ( Idolocoris ). In Richter, Hardwicke's
Sci. Gossip, 1871: 132, fig. 67.

Host: (Elephant, Ceylon) =Elephas maximus ceylanicus

(Blainville).

=no. 1.

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HALIPEURUS

*3. longirostris Piaget, 1869. Tijdschr. Ent., 12: 254. Alternative
name for elephantis.

=no. 1.

4. paradoxus Lahille, 1906. Rev. Jard. zool. B. Aires (2), 2: 189,
figs. 1-9.

Host: (Elefantita, “Victoria Portena”) =Elephas maximus
Linn.

=no. 1.

*5. proboscideus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 658, pi. 49 fig. 2.

Host: (Jeune elephant) =Loxodonta africana (Blumenbach).
—no. 1.

6. sumatranus Fahrenholz, 1910. Zool. Anz., 35: 714.

Host: ( Elephas indicus, Sumatra) =Elephas maximus

sumatranus (Temminck).

=no. 1.

HALCYONICOLA Uchida, 1948

Halcyonicola. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. J ., 1: 312. Type species: Docophorus
alatoclypeatus Piaget.

A synonym of Alcedoecus.

HALIPEURUS Thompson, 1936

Halipeurus. Thompson, 1936, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 18: 40. Type species:
Lipeurus angusticeps Piaget.

Synnautes. Thompson, 1936, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 18: 43. Type species:
Lipeurus pelagicus Denny.

*1. abnormis (Piaget), 1885 [Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement :
65, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: [Puffinus major) = Puffinus gravis (O’Reilly). Error
(Edwards in litt.).

*2. angusticeps (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines: 306, pi. 25

fig. 4.

Host: [Procellaria awerm)=Adamastor cinereus (Gmelin).

3. constrictiventris (Pessoa & Guimaraes), 1935 [Estliiopterum).

Ann. Fac. Med. S. Paulo, 11: 313, figs. 6, 7.

Host: [Aestrelata macroptera) = Pterodroma m. macroptera
(A. Smith).

=no. 4 (Edwards in MS.).

4. diversus (Kellogg), 1896 [Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 123, pi. 8 figs. 3, 4.

Host: [Puffinus opisthomelas . Error) = Puffinus griseus

(Gmelin). (Edwards in litt.)

5. excavatus (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 [Lipeurus). Trans.

N.Z. Inst., 44: 366, fig. 1.

Host: [Oestrelataneglecta)=¥izxoMom2Lph\\]\\>\\ (G. R. Gray).
=no. 8.

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HALIPEURUS

6. exiguus (Kellogg & Kuwana) 1902, ( Lipeurus ). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 479, pi. 30 fig. 2.

Host: Oceanites gracilis [galapagoensis Lowe] (and an
erroneous record).

=no. 9.

7. falsus Eichler, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 338, figs. 2, 3.

Host: Pelecanoides garnotii (Lesson).

8. kermadecensis (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 (Lipeurus). Trans.

N.Z. Inst., 44: 365, fig. 1.

Host: ( Oestrelata negledd) — Pterodroma phillipii (G. R.
Gray).

9. languidus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Lipeurus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 475, pi. 28 fig. 8.

Host: Oceanites gracilis [galapagoensis Lowe] (and erroneous
records).

10. limitatus (Kellogg), 1896 (Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 124, pi. 8 figs. 5, 6.

Host: Pufiinus griseus (Gmelin).

=no. 4.

11. major (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Lipeurus, nec L. major

Piaget, 1880). Proc. Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 477.

Host: Pufiinus [lherminieri] subalaris Ridgway.

12. marquesanus (Ferris), 1932 (Esthiopterum). Bull. Bishop Mus.

Honolulu, 98: 63, figs. 14, 15.

Host: Pterodroma [r.] rostrata (Peale).

13. mirabilis Thompson, 1940. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 5: 499,

figs. 1-5, pi. 10 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Pufiinus pacificus chlororhynchus Lesson.

14. nigricans (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

40-

Host: (Procellaria mollis) = Pterodroma m. mollis (Gould).

*15. pelagicus (Denny), 1842 (Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 58, 173,
pi. 14 fig. 2.

Host: ( Thalassidroma pelagica) - Hydrobates pelagicus

(Linn.).

16. procellariae (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 (Pediculus). Syst. Ent.: 808.
Host: (“Brasiliae procellariis’')=Pterodroma m. macroptera
(A. Smith).

*17. procellariae (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus , nec P. procellariae J. C.

Fab., 1775). List Brit. Animals in Brit. Mus., pt. n,
Anoplura: 26. Nomen novum for Lipeurus pelagicus Denny.
=no. 15.

*18. subangusticeps (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines: 308,
pi. 25 fig. 5.

Host: (Thalassidroma leachii) = Oceanodroma leucorrhoa

(Vieillot).

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HARRISONIA

HARRISONIA Ferris, 1922

Harrisonia. Ferris, 1922, Parasitology, 14: 80. Type species: H. uncinata Ferris.

i. uncinata Ferris, 1922. Parasitology, 14: 81, figs. 2c, 3c, 4d.

Hosts: ( Hoplomys gymnurus, probably error) and ( Nelomys

mra<?)=Proechimys mincae (Allen).

HARRISONIELLA Bedford, 1929

Harrisoniella. Bedford, 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 529. Type species:
“ Esthiopterum diomedeae (Fabricius)”.

Pediculus diomedeae J. C. Fabricius is a Perineus, but the species
that went by the name diomedeae for many years is a Harrisoniella.
The mistake dates back to Dufour (1835), whose Philopterus
diomedeae “Fabricius” is not the species that Fabricius described.

1. densa (Kellogg), 1896 ( Lipeurus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:

114, pi. 7 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

2. ferox (Giebel), 1867 (Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 29: 195.

Host: Diomedea melanophris Temminck.

HASTAEPHORUS Keler, 1936

Hastaephorus. Keler, 7.xi.i936, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 3: 261.
Type species: Docophorus alpinus Giebel.

Inseparable from Saemundssonia.

HEIN ROTH I ELLA Eichler, 1942

Heinrothiella. Eichler, 1942, Zool. Anz., 139: 29. Type species: H. inexpectata
Eichler.

A synonym of Heptapsogaster .

HELEONOMUS Ferris, 1916

Heleonomus. Ferris, 1916, Canad. Ent., 48: 305. Type species: Colpocephalum
truncatum Piaget.

*1. abdominalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 543,
pi. 45, fig. 4.

Host: ( Grus leuchauchen) = Grus vipio Pallas.

*2. assimilis (Piaget), 1880 (Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 544.
Host: Grus americana Linn.

3. confusus Ferris, 1916. Canad. Ent., 48: 306, figs. 10D, 12, 13.

Host: (Balearica regulorum gibbericeps) =Baleariea pavonina
gibbericeps Reichenow.

=no. 8.

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HELEONOMUS

4. cornutus (Rudow), 1866 [Colpocephalum). Z. ges. NatlViss., 7.7'.

470.

Host: Balearica pavonina (Linn.).

=no. 8.

5. harrisoni (Bedford), 1919 [Colpocephalum) . Rep. vet. Res. S.

Apr., 5-6: 720, pi. 2 fig. 7.

Host: (Bustard. Error) =Bugeranus carunculatus (Gmelin)
(see Hopkins, 1947, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 13: 180).

6. macilentus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Colpocephalum ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 394.

Host: ( Grus communis) =Grus g. grus (Linn.).

7. miandrius (Kellogg), 1910 ( Colpocephalum ). IKzss. Ergebn.

schwed. zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro , 3, abt. 15: 53, pi. 7
fig. 10.

Host: [Balearica regulorum gibbericeps) = Balearica pavonina

gibbericeps Reichenow.

=no. 8.

8. semiluctus (Gervais), 1844 [Liotheum). In Walckenaer, Hist.

nat. Ins., 3: 322, pi. 49 fig. 7.

Host: [Grus balearica)— Balearica pavonina (Linn.).

*9. setosus (Piaget), 1S85 [Colpocephalum, nec C. setosum Piaget,
1880). Pediculines Supplement: 126, pi. 13 fig. 8.

Host: [Crax [mistake for Grus ] carunculaia) = Bugeva.nu.s
carunculatus (Gmelin).

=no. 5.

10. truncatus (Piaget), 1880 [Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 540, pi.

45, %• 2.

Host: [Grus cinereus [communis)) = Grus g. grus (Linn.).
=no. 6.

11. tuberculatus (Rudow), 1869 [Colpocephalum) . Z. ges. NatWiss.,

34: 394-

Host: Balearica pavonina (Linn.).

—no. 8.

HELLUO Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938 [nec Bonelli, 1809)

Helluo. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 2. Type species:
Helluo neophron Clay & Meinertzhagen.

An absolute synonym of Aegypoecus Clay & Meinertzhagen.

HEPT AGONIODES Carriker, 1936

Heptagoniodes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 166. Type
species: H. mirabilis Carriker.

Not separable from Kelloggia.

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HEPTAPSOGASTER Carriker, 1936

Heptapsogaster. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 115. Type
species: H. mandibularis Carriker.

Rhyncothura. Carriker, 1936, l.c.: 127. Type species: Goniodes sexpunctatus
Piaget.

Heptarthrogaster. Carriker, 1936, l.c.: 134. Type species: Goniodes panulus
Taschenberg.

Tinamicola. Carriker, 1936, l.c.: 158. Type species: Goniocotes rotundatus
Rudow.

Docophorocotes. Carriker, 1936, l.c.: 165. Type species: Goniocotes sexsetosus
Piaget.

Heteropeostus. Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 175. Type species:
Rhyncothura carrikeri Clay.

Heinrothiella. Eichler, 1942. Zool. Am., 139: 29. Type species: H. inexpectata
Eichler.

*1. acutiventris, Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 1937: 135,
fig. 4a, pi. 1 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Crypturellus cinnamomeus mexicanus (Salvadori).

*2. alatofasciatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 46, pi. 5 fig. 5.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens (Temminck).

=no. 47.

3. andinae (Carriker), 1944 [Rhyncothura) . Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,

95: 173, fig. 19c!.

Host: Tinamotis pentlandi Vigors.

4. asymmetricus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 164,

fig. 17a.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

5. benii Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 155, figs. I5a-d.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus Carriker.

6. bolivianus (Carriker), 1944 [Rhyncothura) . Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,

95: 167, figs. i7g, 18a, b.

Host: Nothura maculosa oruro Bond & de Schauensee.

7. boliviensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 161, fig.

i6f.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

*8. boraquirae Clay, 1943. Field Mus. Publ. Zool., 24: 378, figs.
32a, 33c, d, 35c, d.

Host: Nothura boraquira (Spix).

9. boucardi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 159, figs.
I5h, i, 16a.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

*10. boultoni Clay, 1943. Field Mus. Publ. Zool., 24: 380, figs. 31a,
33b, g, 35a, b.

Host: Nothura boraquira (Spix).

*11. carrikeri (Clay), 1937 [Rhyncothura). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),
1937: 145, figs. 5, 6a, b.

Host: Nothoprocta cinerascens (Burmeister) .

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12. chacoensis (Carriker), 1944 [Rhyncothura). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 171, figs. i8e-g.

Host: Nothoprocta cinerascens (Burmeister).

13. chinirii Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 120.

Host: Crypturellus garleppi affinis (Chubb).

14. costaricensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 182,

fig. 2oe, f.

Host: Crypturellus soui modestus (Cabanis).

15. crenulatus (Carriker), 1936 ( Rhyncothura ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 128, pi. 19 fig. 1.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens maculicollis G. R. Gray.

16. crucis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 148, fig. 13a, b.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus crucis Bond & de Schauensee.

17. dilatatus (Rudow), 1870 ( Goniocotes ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 479.

Host: ( Tinnamus hannaquira)=Ytoih\XY2L boraquira (Spix).

18. femininus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 120.

Host: Crypturellus cinereus cinerascens Carriker.

19. frielingi (Eichler), 1941 (Tinamicola) . Arch. Naturgesch., 10:

37B fig- 2-

Host: Cariama cristata (Linn.).

20. garleppi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 145, figs.

I2a-d.

Host: Crypturellus garleppi affinis (Chubb).

21. grandis (Carriker), 1936 {Heptarthrogaster). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 136, pi. 10. fig. 3.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdet.)=Tinamus major
peruvianus Bonaparte (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap. avulsos
Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 8: 197).

22. heterurus (Carriker), 1944 ( Rhyncothura ). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,

95: 169, figs. 18c, d.

Host: Nothoprocta cinerascens (Burmeister).

23. idoneus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 149, figs. i3c-f.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

24. inexpectatus (Eichler), 1942 ( Heinrothiella ). Zool. Anz., 139: 30.

Host: Chunga burmeisteri (Hartlaub).

*25. inexpectatus Carriker, 1944 ( nec Eichler, 1942). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 151. Nomen novum for female described by Clay,
1937, as that of stultus.

Host: Crypturellus 0. obsoletus (Temminck).

=no. 26.

*26. insperatus Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 240.

Nomen novum for H. inexpectatus Carriker, 1944 {nec
Eichler, 1942).

27. kdleri (Guimaraes), 1942 ( Heptarthrogaster ). Pap. avulsos Dep.
Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 25, figs. 26-31.

Host: Tinamus t. tao Temminck.

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1-IEPTAPSOGASTER

28. laticephalus (Carriker), 1944 ( Heptarthrogaster ). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 180, figs. 2oa-c.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

29. latithorax (Carriker), 1936 {T inamicola) . Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 159, pi. 28 fig. 2.

Host: Rhynchotus r. rufescens (Temminck).

30. lunulatus (Carriker), 1936 (Rhyncothura) . Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 130, pi. 19 fig. 2.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens maculicollis G. R. Gray.

31. magdalenae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 156,

fig. i5e.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

32. mandibularis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

1 16, pi. 16 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus [t.] tataupa (Temminck).

33. mexicanus (Carriker), 1944 ( Heptarthrogaster ). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 177, fig. 2oh.

Host: Tinamus major percautus Van Tyne.

34. minor Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 241. Nomen

novum for H. minutus (Carriker), 1936 ( nec 1903).

35. minutus (Carriker), 1903 ( Goniodes ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 155,

pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: ( Tinamus robustus. Misdetermination)= Tinamus

major castaneiceps Salvadori.

36. minutus (Carriker), 1936 {nec 1903) {Rhyncothura). Proc. Acad.

nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 131, pi. 19 fig. 3.

Host: Nothura maculosa nigroguttata Salvadori.

=no. 34.

37. modestae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 141, figs.

nb, c.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

38. motilotensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 151,

figs. i3g, h.

Host: Crypturellus soui? mustelinus (Bangs).

39. nigriceps Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 147, figs.

I2g-i.

Host: Crypturellus soui nigriceps (Chapman).

*40. noctivagi Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 1937: 138, fig. 2d.
Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied).

41. nothocercae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 161,

figs. 16b, c, g.

Host: Nothocercus [b.] bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

42. oliverioi (Guimaraes & Lane), 1937 {Heptarthrogaster). Riv.

Mus. paul., 23: 10, fig. 3.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

=no. 21.

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HEPTAPSOG ASTER

43. ornatus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 164, figs.

jyd-i.

Host: Nothoprocta 0. ornata (G. R. Gray).

44. parvulus (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniodes ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 38, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: Tinamus [major] robustus Sclater & Salvin.

45. pentlandi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95, 166.

Host: Nothoprocta p. pentlandi (G. R. Gray),
petersi Carriker, 1936. See Megapeostus.

46. platycephalus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

120, pi. 18 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus Carriker.

47. rotundatus (Rudow), 1869 ( Goniocotes ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 22.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens (Temminck).

48. secundus (Carriker), 1944 ( Docophorocotes ). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 206, figs. 26c, d, 27a.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens maculicollis G. R. Gray.

*49. sexpunctatus (Piaget), 1885 {Goniodes). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 51, pi. 5 fig. 9.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens (Temminck).

*50. sexsetosus (Piaget), 1885 ( Goniocotes ). Pediculines SuppU-
ment : 48, pi. 5 fig. 7.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens (Temminck).

51. soui Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 122,
pi. 17 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus s. soui (Hermann).

*52. stultus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 136, fig. 4b,
pi. 1 fig. 3-

Host: Crypturellus 0. obsoletus (Temminck).

*53. subdilatatus (Piaget), 1880 {Goniodes). Pediculines : 257, pi. 21
fig. 4.

Host: {Tinamus van'<?ga^s)=Crypturellus variegatus

(Gmelin).

54. subteres (Carriker), 1944 {Rhyncothura) . Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,
95: 169, figs. I9a-c.

Host: Nothoprocta p. pentlandi (G. R. Gray).

55- tapicollae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 143, figs,
rrd-g.

Host: Crypturellus soui meserythrus (P. L. Sclater).

56. temporalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 118,
pi. 16 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

*57. teres (Clay), 1937 {Rhyncothura). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937:
143, fig. 6c, pi. 2 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Nothura maculosa peruviana Berlepsch & Stolzmann.

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HEPTAPSUS

58. tesselatus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 124,
pi. 18 fig. 1.

Host: Nothoprocta curvirostris Sclater & Salvin.

*59. testudo Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 1937: 140, figs.
2a, 3b, c, 4d, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: Nothura maculosa peruviana Berlepsch & Stolzmann.

60. truncatus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 125,

pi. 18 fig. 2.

Host: Nothoprocta branickii Taczanowski.

61. tuxtlae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 153, figs. i4a-d.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

62. undulatus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 155, figs.

I4e-h.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

63. yapurae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 147, figs. I2e, f.

Host: Crypturellus undulatus yapura (Spix).

HEPTAPSUS Carriker, 1936

Heptapsus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 153. Type species:
H. nothocerci Carriker.

*1. cylindratus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 12, pi. 4
figs. 1, 2.

Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied).

2. inexpectatus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 195,

fig. 23k.

Host: Nothocercus [b.] bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

3. nothocerci Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

154, pi. 27 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus [b.] bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

4. tergalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 155,

pi. 27 fig. 2.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

HEPT ARTHROGASTER Carriker, 1936
Heptarthrogaster . Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 134. Type
species: Goniodes parvulus Taschenberg.

Not separable from Heptapsogaster .

HETERODOXUS Le Souef & Bullen, 1902

Heterodoxus. Le Souef & Bullen, 1902, Viet. Nat., 18: 159. Type species (by
monotypy): H. macropus Le Souef & Bullen.

Macropophila. Mjoberg, 1919, Ent. Tidskr., 40: 95. Type species (by monotypy) :
Macropophila forcipata Mjoberg.

i. armiferus Paine, 1912. Ent. News, 23: 362, figs. A-D.

Host: (Dog)=Canis familiaris Linn.

=n°. 5.

brevispinosus Johnston & Harrison, 1916. See Boopia.
m. — 12 J71

HETEROGONIODES

2. forcipatus (Mjoberg), 1919 ( Macropophila ). Ent. Tuiskr., 40: 95.
Host: ( Macropus coxeni) = Thylogale coxenii (Gray).

*3. longitarsus (Piaget), 1880 (. Menopon ). Pediculines: 504, pi. 41
fig- 7-

Host: (Halmaturus giganteus) = MacTO\)US major Shaw.

4. macropus Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. Viet. Nat., 18: 159, fig. 11.

Host: (Kangaroos and wallabies) =Protemnodon bicolor

(Desmarest).

5. spiniger (Enderlein), 1909 {Menopon). Jenais. Denkschr., 14:

80, pi. 8 figs. 4, 5.

Host: (Haushund)=Canis familiaris Linn.

6. spinigerum (Neumann), 1912 ( Menopon s.g. M enacanthus) .

Arch. Parasit., 15: 364, fig. 12.

Host: (Chien)=Canis familiaris Linn.

=no. 5.

7. ualabati Plomley, 1939. Pap. Proc. roy. Soc. Tasmania, 1939:

21, figs.

Host: ( Wallabia bicolor) =Protemnodon bicolor (Desmarest).
=no. 4.

HETEROGONIODES Carriker, 1936

Heterogoniodes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 144. Type
species: Goniocotes clypeiceps Giebel.

*1. arcaeceps Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 152, fig. 11.
Host: Crypturellus cinnamomeus mexicanus (Salvadori).

2. clypeiceps (Giebel), 1874 {Goniocotes). Insecta epizoa : 190.

Host: {Crypturus cinereus)-- Crypturellus cinereus (Gmelin).

3. heterurus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 146,

pi. 22 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus b. berlepschi (Rothschild).
HETEROGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Heterogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 27. Type
species: H. heteronychus Ewing.

Not separable from Macrogyropus.

HETEROPEOSTUS Carriker, 1944

Heteropeostus. Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 175. Type species:
Rhynchothura carrikeri Clay.

Not separable from Heptapsogaster.

HETEROPROCTUS Harrison, 1915

Heteroproctus. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 394. Type species: H. hilli
Harrison.

At most a subgenus of Acidoproctus.

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HOAZINEUS

HIRUNDOECUS Ewing, 1930

Hirundoecus. Ewing, 1930, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 12. Type species:
H. americanus Ewing.

Not separable from Machaerilaemus.

HOAZINEUS Guimaraes, 1940

Hoazineus. Guimaraes, 1940, Rev. Mus. Paul., 24: 31 1. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum armiferum Kellogg.

Carrikerella. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 127. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum armiferum Kellogg.

i. armiferus (Kellogg), 1909 ( Colpocephalum ). Zoologica, 1: 119,
fig- 38.

Host: Opisthocomus hoazin (P. L. S. Muller).

HOAZINIA Carriker, 1940

Hoazinia. Carriker, 1940, Lloydia, 3: 287. Type species: H . femoralis Carriker.
A synonym of Osculotes Keler.

HOHORSTIELLA Eichler, 1940

Hohorstiella. Eichler, 1940, Zbl. Bakt. (I. Orig.), 145: 362. Type species:
Menopon latum Piaget.

1. andina Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 301, figs. 4, 5.

Host: {Leptophaps aywara) =Metriopelia aymara (Prevost).

2. frontalis Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 302, figs. 6, 7.

Host: Columba fasciata albilinea Bonaparte.

*3. gigantea (Denny), 1842 (Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 200,
225, pi. 21 fig. 2.

Host: Columba [0.] oenas Linn.

*4. lata (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 457, pi. 37 fig. 1.
Host: (Pigeon domestique)=Columba livia domestica.

5. menadensis (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 458, pi. 42

fig. 8.

Host: {Macropygia {Columba) menadensis) = Turacoena

manadensis (Quoy & Gaimard).

6. quinqueguttata (Rudow), 1869 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34:

402.

Host: {Carpophaga samo£»sfs)=Ducula paciflca microcera
(Bonaparte).

Probably = no. 7.

7. unicolor (Rudow), 1866 {Colpocephalum). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

470.

Host: Carpophaga samoensis)=Duc,u\2i paciflca microcera
(Bonaparte).

17 3

HOLOMENOPON

HOLAKARTIKOS Keler, 1938

Holakartikos. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 5: 461. Type species:
“Trick, pilosus Piaget ( nec Gbl.)”.

Not separable from Bovicola, which we consider to be a subgenus
of Damalinia.

HOLOMENOPON Eichler, 1941

Holomenopon. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 125. Type species: Menopon
albofasciatum Piaget.

*1. africanum (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 {Menopon). Bull. ent. Res.,
2: 149, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Plectropterus |_g.] gambensis (Linn.).

*2. albofasciatum (Piaget)) 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines : 496, pi.
40 fig. 6.

Host: ( Tadorna vulpanser ( Anas tadorna)) = Tadorna

tadorna (Linn.).

*3. brevithoracicum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 495,
pi. 41 fig. 2.

Host: [Cygnus nigricollis) — Cygnus melancoriphus (Molina).

4. cairinae Eichler, 1943. Mitt, miinchn. ent. Ges., 33: 236, figs.

1, 2.

Host: Cairina moschata (Linn.).

5. clypeilargum Eichler, 1943. Mitt, miinchn. ent. Ges., 33: 236,

figs- 3, 4-

Host: Anas [a.] acuta Linn.

6. concii Eichler, 1943. Mitt, miinchn. ent. Ges., 33: 237, figs. 5, 6.

Host: Sarkidiornis melanota (Pennant).

7. eulasium (Kellogg), 1910 [Menopon). JKiss. Ergehn. schwed.

zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 54, pi. 7 fig. 11.
Host: ( Plialacrocorax africanus. Error) =some member of
Anseriformes.

*8. extraneum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 506, pi. 42
fig. 2.

Host: [Cavia cobaya. Error) =some member of Anseri-
formes.

9. leucoxanthum (Burmeister), 1838 [Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2:
440.

Host: Anas [c.] crecca Linn.

10. loomisi (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 162, pi. 15 fig. 6.

Host: [Oidemia deg/rtn^f) = Melanitta fusca dixoni (W. S.
Brooks).

11. lunarium (Rudow), 1869 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 402.

Host: [Platypus nigra)= Oidemia nigra (Linn.).

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HOPKINSIELLA

12. marecae (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 ( Menopon ). Mag. Parasit.,

Leningr., 8: 27, 77, fig. 2.

Host: Mareca penelope (Linn.).

13. nyrocae (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 [Menopon). Mag. Parasit.,

Leningr., 8: 25, 76, fig. 1.

Host: Nyroca ferina (Linn.).

*14. obseurum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 497, pi. 40
fig. 8.

Host: [Anas radjah)= Tadorna radjah (Lesson).

14a. setigerum (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 [Menopon). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 260, fig. 1.

Host: Spatula clypeata (Linn.).

15. tadornae (Gervais), 1844 [Philopterus). In Walckenaer’s Hist.

nat. Ins., 3: 323, pi. 49 fig. 6.

Host: [Anas hwfoma)= Tadorna tadorna (Linn.).

16. transvaalense (Bedford), 1920 [Menopon). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Afr., 7-8: 716.

Host: (Domestic duck) = Anas platyrhynchos domestica or
Cairina moschata (Linn.).

*17. tumidum (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
151, pi. 16 fig. 5.

Host: Plectropterus gambensis (Linn.).

HOMOCERUS Keler, 1939

Homocerus. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 117. Type species:
Goniocotes macrocephalus Tasch.

We do not think Homocerus separable from Goniodes.

HOPKINSIELLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Hopkinsiella. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Entomologist, 72: 166. Type species:
H. hopkinsi Clay & Meinertzhagen.

*1. hopkinsi Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939. Entomologist, 72: 166,
figs. 6, 7.

Host: Phoeniculus bollei jacksoni (Sharpe).

HYPOCRYPTURELLUS Carriker, 1940

Hypocryptus. Carriker, 1936 ( nec Forster, 1868), Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad.,
88: 178. Type species: Strongylocotes ( Lepidophorus ) coniceps Taschenberg.
Hypocrypturellus. Carriker, 1940, Lloydia, 3: 298. Nomen novum for above.

We do not think this group separable from Austrokelloggia.

HYPOCRYPTUS Carriker, 1936 [nec Forster, 1868)
See Hypocrypturellus.

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IBIDOECUS

IBIDOECUS Cummings, 1916

Ibidoecus. Cummings, 1916, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916: 663. Type species:
Philopterus plataleae Denny.

1. acutulus (Neumann), 1922 ( Philopterus ). Voyage Baron M. de

Rothschild en Ethiopie : 222.

Host: (“Ibis”)=some member of Plegadinae.

2. ajajus Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 118, figs. 1-3.

Host: Ajaia ajaja (Linn.).

=no. 13.

3. bimaculatus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no.

13: 125, figs. 70-72.

Host: ( Ibis sp.)? = Guara alba (Linn.) (see Carriker, 1947
Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 121).

4. bisignatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 362.

Host: (Ibis falcinellus) = Plegadis f. falcinellus (Linn.).

5. bisignatus (Piaget), 1883 (Docophorus, nec D. bisignatus N.

1866). Tijdschr. Ent., 26: 154, pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: (Sittace macao. Error) =some species of Plegadidae.
=no. 14.

6. breviloratus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Docophorus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 361.

Host: (Ciconia argala. Error) =some member of Plegadidae.
Type lost; host wrong. Unidentifiable.

7. caraui Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 133, figs. 20, 21.

Host: Aramus scolopaceus carau Vieillot.

8. clausus (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Insecta epizoa : 107.

Host: (Ibis macei) — Threskiornis melanocephala (Latham).

9. fissisignatus (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 (Docophorus). Ent. Neivs,

22: 19 fig. 1.

Host: (Desert curlew)— Theristicus branickii Berlepsch &
Stolzmann (see Hopkins, 1938, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11),
2: 191).

*10. flavus Cummings, 1916. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916: 665, figs.
16-20.

Host: Platibis flavipes (Gould).

11. heterogenitalis Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 128, figs.

14-16.

Host: Theristicus caudatus (Boddaert).

12. hians (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 107.

Host: (Ibis rubra) = Goura rubra (Linn.).

13. iberoamericanus Eichler, 1943. Mem. Estud. zool. Mus. Univ.

Coimbra, no. 140: 5.

Host: (Platalea ajaja)— Ajaia ajaja (Linn.).

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INCIDIFRONS

*14. longiclypeatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophoms ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 12, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: (Sittace macao. Error) = some member of Plegadidae.

15. phimosus Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 124, figs. 8-10.

Host: Phimosus infuscatus berlepschi Hellmayr.

16. piageti (Bezzi), 1890 ( Docophoms ). Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 22: 34.

Nomen novum for D. bisignatus Piaget, 1883.

=no. 14.

*17. plataleae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophoms ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 46,
100, pi. 4 fig. 9.

Host: Platalea [1.] leucorodia Linn.

18. plegadii Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 126, figs. 11-13.

Host: Plegadis ridgwayi (Allen).

19. robustus Qadri, 1935. Z. Parasitenk., 8: 235, fig. 7.

Host: (Water-bird) = Threskiornis melanocephala (Latham),
or Plegadis falcinellus (Linn.) or Platalea leucorodia major
Temminck & Schlegel.

20. scolopaceus Carriker, 1947. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 6: 131, figs.

17-19.

Host: Aramus s. scolopaceus (Gmelin).

21. sphenophorus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Docophoms). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 361.

Host: Platalea [1.] leucorodia Linn.

=no. 17.

22. threskiornis Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 526, figs.

30, 31-

Host: Threskiornis ae. aethiopicus (Latham).

23. vicinus (Neumann), 1922 (Philopterus) . Voyage Baron de

Rothschild en Ethiopie: 222.

Host: ( Comatibis comata) = Geronticus eremita (Linn.).

IDOLOCORIS Walker, 1872

Idolocoris. Walker, 1872 [nee Douglas & Scott, 1865), Hardwicke’s Sci.
Gossip, 1871: 131. Type species (by monotypy): I. elephantis Walker.

A synonym of Haematomyzus.

INCIDIFRONS Ewing, 1929

Incidifrons. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites: in, 189. Type species:
Philopterus pertusus “Nitzsch”.

1. curvitrabeculatus Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit.,

Leningr., 8: 50, 83, fig. 13.

Host: Porphyrio polioeephalus seistanicus Zarudny & Harms.

2. flavopunctatus (Rudow), 1870 (Docophoms). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

35: 458.

Host: Tribonyx ventralis (Gould).

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3. fulicae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613. Nomen

novum for Redi’s “Pollino della folaga”.

Host: (Folaga) = Fulica a. atra Linn.

4. monachus (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 ( Docophorus ). Ent. News,

22:75, fig. 1.

Host: ( Rallus virginianus) =Rallus limicola zetarius Peters.

5. pertusus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 436.

Host: Fulica [a.] atra Linn.

=no. 3.

6. ralli (Scopoli), 1772 ( Pediculus ). Ann. V. Hist. nat:. 125.

Host: Rallus [a. aquaticus Linn.]. (See Clay & Hopkins,
1951, Bidl. Brit. Mits. (Nat. Hist.) Ent. 2 (1): 32).

7. ralli (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.'. 43, 75,

pi. 5 fig. 6.

Host: Rallus [a.] aquaticus Linn.

=no. 6.

8. transpositus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 478, pi. 6 fig. 6.

Host: (Molothrus ater. Error) = Fulica americana Gmelin
(Emerson, in litt.).

KE LERI ELLA Eichler, 1940

K&leriella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Am., 129: 161. Type species: Boopia notafusca
Le Souef.

Not separable from Boopia.

KliLE RIGONIODES Conci, 1946

Kelerigoniod.es. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 76: 77. Type species: Goniodes
processus Kellogg & Paine.

We do not consider this group separable from Goniodes.

KFLERIMENOPON Conci, 1942

Kdlerimenopon. Conci, 1942, Ann. Mus. civ. Stor. nat. Genova, 61: 262. Type
species: Kelerimenopon sanfilippoi Conci.

There is the greatest doubt about the group of hosts infested by
this genus, but some indication that the true hosts may be Mega-
podidae (see Clay, 1949, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 830). All the
material is of very doubtful provenance (almost all of it from
museum skins) and the genus is alleged to occur on almost as many
groups of hosts as there are known species.

*1. ciliatum (Piaget), 1890 ( Colpocephalnm ). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
256, pi. 10 fig. 9.

Host: ( Tetraogallus Cuvieri ( Novae G/««eae))=Talegalla
cuvieri Lesson.

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KELLOGGIA

*2. griseum (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement :
102, pi. 11 fig. 3.

Host: ( Paradisea papuana) =Paradisea minor Shaw.

*3. longipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 524, pi.
43 %■ 7-

Host: ( Eclectus puniceus)= Lorius roratus (Muller).

*4. minus (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines: 539, pi. 45
fig. 1.

Hosts: ( Megcipodius rubripes var. Giberti) — Megapodius
nicobariensis gilbertii G. R. Gray.

5. sanfilippoi Conci, 1942. Ann. Mus. civ. Stor. nat. Genova, 61:
263, fig. 1.

Host: Pitta ruflventris (Cabanis & Heine).

KCLERINIRMUS Eichler, 1940

K&lerinirmus. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 101. Type species: “Nirmus
fuscus Nitzsch in Denny”.

Not separable from Degeeriella even as a subgenus.

KELLOGGIA Carriker, 1903

Lepidophorus. Taschenberg, 1882 ( nec Kirby, 1837), Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.
44: 61. Type species by subsequent designation (Carriker, 1936, Proc.
Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 171): Goniocotes agonus Nitzsch.

Kelloggia. Carriker, 1903, Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 153. Type species (by monotypy) :
K. brevipes Carriker.

Heptagoniodes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 166. Type
species: H. mirabilis Carriker.

1. agonus (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Goniocotes ). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa:

190.

Host: ( Crypturus h*o) = Tinamus t. tao Temminck.

2. brevipes Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 154, pi. 9 figs. 2, 2c.

Host: ( Tinamus robustus. Misdetermination) =Tinamus

major castaneiceps Salvadori.

3. chocoensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 222, fig.

280.

Host: Tinamus major latifrons Salvadori.

4. clayi (Guimaraes & Lane), 1937 ( Heptagoniodes ). Rev. Mus.

paul., 23: 7, fig. 2.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

5. dimorphus (Carriker), 1944 ( Heptagoniodes ). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 95: 210, figs. 25g, 26a, b.

Host: Tinamus tao weddelli Bonaparte.

*6. excavatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniodes ). Pediculines: 280, pi. 23
fig- 4-

Host: ( Tinamus canus)= Tinamus t. tao Temminck.

=no. 1.

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KODOCEPHALON

7. latithorax Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 174,

pi. 32 fig. 6.

Host: ( Crypturellus atrocapillus. Error) = Tinamus s.

serratus (Spix) (see Carriker, 1944, Proc. US. nat. Mus.,
95: 221).

8. mexicanus Carriker, 1944. Proc. US. nat. Mus., 95: 218, figs.

28j-l.

Host: Tinamus major percautus Van Tyne.

9. mirabilis (Carriker), 1936 ( Heptagoniodes ). Proc. Acad. nat.

Sci. Philad., 88: 167, pi. 30 fig. 3.

Host: ( Tinamus t. tao. Misdetermination; see Guimaraes,
1948, Bol. Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: i62) = Tinamus tao
septentrionalis Braboume & Chubb.

10. ruflceps Carriker, 1944. Proc. US. nat. Mus., 95: 223, figs.

28m, n.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruflceps Sclater & Salvin.

11. serrati Guimaraes, 1942. Pap. avidsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2:

22, figs. 1, 10-13.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdetermination) — Tinamus
major olivascens Conover (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap.
avidsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 8: 262).

12. taoi Carriker, 1944. Proc. US. nat. Mus., 95: 221, figs. 28a,

b, c.

Host: ( Tinamus tao tao. Misdetermination) = Tinamus tao
septentrionalis Brabourne & Chubb.

KODOCEPHALON Keler, 1939

Kodocephalon. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 73. Type species:
“Goniodes” latus Piaget.

*1. latus (Piaget), 1880 (Goniocotes) . Pediculines: 672, pi. 55 fig. 9.

Host: ( Goura coronate) =Goiira cristata (Pallas).

2. major (Neumann), 1890 ( Goniocotes , nec G. major Piaget, 1880).
Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse, 24: 64.

Host: ( Microglossus alecto. Error). Possibly = Goura sp.
?=no. 1.

*3. suborbiculatus (Piaget), 1890 {Goniodes). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
237, pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Goura victoria (Fraser).

KOENIGINIRMUS Eichler, 1940

Koeniginirmus. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 101. Type species: “ Koeniginir-
mus punctatus (Nitzsch in Burmeister, 1838, jedoch sensu A. Koenig)”.

This natural group, occurring on Laridae, intergrades completely
with Quadraceps , from which we think it inseparable even as a
subgenus.

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KURODAIA

KURODAIA Uchida, 1926

Kurodaia. Uchida, 1926, /. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 50. Type species: Colpoce-
phalurn haliaeti Denny.

Nosopoios. Eichler, 1940, Zbl. Bakt. (I. Orig.), 145: 363. Type species: Menopon
fulvofasciatum Piaget.

Conciella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 11. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum painei McGr.

Conciella is recognizable as a subgenus and contains the species
occurring on owls.

*1. crassiceps (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
92, pi. 10 fig. 1.

Host: [Pulsatrix formate) = Pulsatrix perspieillata (Latham).
2. cryptostigmatia (Nitzsch), 1861 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss.,
17: 529-

Host: [Strix />assm‘wa)= Athene n. noctua (Scopoli).

*3. elongata (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement'. 93,
pi. 10 fig. 2.

Host: [Pulsatrix torquata) = Pulsatrix perspieillata (Latham).
=no. 1.

*4. fulvofasciata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines'. 417, pi. 33
%• 3-

Host: [Buteo vulgaris) =Buteo buteo (Linn.).

*5. haliaeti (Denny), 1842 [Colpocephalum). Mon. Anopl. Brit:.
199, 216, pi. 19 fig. 1.

Host: Pandion h. haliaetus (Linn.).

6. longipes (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 280.

Host: [Strix bubo) — Bubo b. bubo (Linn.).

7. macrocybe (Carriker), 1903 [Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

181, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: Buteo [p.] platypterus (Vieillot).

8. menoponoides (Ewing), 1930 [Colpocephalum). Proc. ent. Soc.

Wash., 32: 117.

Host: [Fulica sp. Error). Probably=Nyctea scandiaca
(Linn.) (see Hopkins, 1950, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3:
236).

*9. minor (Piaget), 1880, p. 420 [Menopon, nec p. 418). Pedicu-
lines: 420.

Host: [Strix noctua) = Athene noctua (Scopoli).

=no. 2.

10. pachygaster (Giebel), 1874 [Colpocephalum). Insecta epizoa: 264.

Plost: Pandion [h.] haliaetus (Linn.).

=no. 5.

11. painei (McGregor), 1912 [Colpocephalum). Ent. News, 23: 305,

fig. 1.

Host: Otus asio macallii (Cassin).

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LABICOTES

12. pectinata (Osborn), 1902 ( Colpocephalum ). Ohio Nat., 2: 201,
pi. 14 fig. 2.

Host: Speotyto cunicularia hypugaea (Bonaparte).

*13. subpachygaster (Piaget), 1880 ( Colpocephalum ). Pediculines :
517, pi. 43 fig. 2.

Host: ( Strix flammea) =Tyto alba (Scopoli).

*14. xairido (Eichler), 1943 ( Nosopoios ). Zool. Anz., 141: 59, Nomen
novum for Menopon minor Piaget, 1880, p. 420 (nec p. 418).
=no. 2.

LABICOTES Keler, 1939

Labicotes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 171. Type species:
Goniocotes guttatus Taschenberg.

I. guttatus (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Goniocotes ). Nova Acta Leop.-
Carol., 44: 89, pi. 2 fig. 14.

Host: ( Penelope pipila) ='Pipile pipile (Jacquin) (other

material lost).

LAEMOBOTHRION Nitzsch, 1818

Laemobothrion. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 301. Type species (by
subsequent designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911: 327): “L. maximum
Scop. (syn. L. giganteum N.)'\

Laemobothrium. Burmeister, 1838, Handb. Ent., 2: 441. Emendation.
Eulaemobothrion. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites: 189. Type species:
Laemobothrion nigrum Burmeister.

Ornithopeplechthos. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 127. Type species:
Laemobothrium opisthocomi Cummings.

Pteropliagus. Eichler, 1941, l.c .: 128. Type species: Laemobothrion gracilentum
Harrison.

Plegadilymantikos . Eichler, 1941, l.c.: 128. Type species: Laemobothrium
pallescens Kellogg.

Eulaemobothrion is recognizable as a subgenus and would include
all the species described from hosts other than Falconiformes. In
this case all the synonyms of Laemobothrion except Laemobothrium
would become synonyms of Eulaemobothrion.

1. africanum Kellogg, 1910. Wiss. Ergebn. schwed. zool. Exped.

Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 49, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Host: ( Ardea purpurea. Error) and Pseudogyps africanus
(Salvadori).

2. africanum Kellogg & Ferris, 1915 ( nec Kellogg, 1910). Ann.

Durban Mus., 1: 147, pi. 15 fig. 1.

Host: ( Theristicus hagedash) - Hagedashia h. hagedash

(Latham).

=no. 33.

*3. albicillae (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 39. Nomen novum for L. laticolle
Denny.

=no. 35

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4. anatolicum Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 137: 52, fig. 1.

Host: (Baumfalke)=Falco s. subbuteo Linn.

5. atrum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum ). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 302.

Nomen novum for Redi’s pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: (Folaga) = Fulica a. atra Linn.

6. brasiliense Rudow, 1869. Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 405.

Host: ( Haliaeus brasiliensis. Error).

Type lost, host wrong, description useless. Discard.

7. bulgaricum Eichler, 1943. Mitt, natunv. Inst. Sofia, 16: 210.

Host: Gyps [f.] fulvus (Hablizl).

8. bureschi Eichler, 1943. Mitt, naturw. Inst. Sofia, 16: 209, fig. 4.

Host: Pandion [h.] haliaetus (Linn.).

9. buteonis (J. C. Fabricius), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Gen. Ins.: 309.

Nomen novum for Pediculus maximus Scopoli.

—no. 39.

10. buteonivorum (Packard), 1872 ( Nirmus ). Rep. U.S. geol. Surv.,

6: 733, fig- 61-

Host: Buteo swainsoni Bonaparte.

11. canalense Eichler, 1942. Zool. A nz., 139: 31. N omen novum for

L. delogramma Kellogg & Paine, 1910 ( nec Carriker, 1903).

12. caracaraensis Kellogg, 1906. J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 14: 48, pi. 2

fig. 6.

Host: ( Polyborus i/zaros)=Polyborus plancus plancus

(J. F. Miller).

13. chloropodis (Schrank), 1803 ( Pediculus ). Fauna Boica: 189.

Host: (Rothschnabliger Wasserhuhn) =Gallinula c. chloro-
pus (Linn.).

14. circi (Fourcroy), 1785 ( Pediculus ). Ent. Paris: 518. Nomen

novum for Geoffroy’s Pediculus circi, fuscus, oblongus. . .
Host: (Busard des marais)= Circus ae. aeruginosus (Linn.).

15. cubense Kellogg & Ferris, 1915. Ann. Durban Mus., 1: 149,

pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: ( Aramus giganteus holostictus) = Aramus scolopaceus
pictus (Meyer).

16. delogramma Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 159, pi. 4 fig. 6.

Host: ( Gypagus />a^a)=Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

=110. 22.

17. delogramma Kellogg & Paine, 1910 {nec Carriker, 1903). Ent.

News, 21: 460.

Host: Cathartes [a.] aura (Linn.).

=no. 11.

18. eidmanni Eichler, 1942. Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., 11: 14, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Gyranogenys typicus pectoralis (Sharpe).

*19. emarginatum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 584, pi. 48 fig. 8.

Host: ( Gallimda haematopris)=Q2L\\\xxvd2i tenebrosa frontata
Wallace.

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20. giganteum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum ). Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:

301. Nomen novum for maximus, buteonis and circi.
=nos. 14 and 39.

21. gilvum Burmeister, 1842. In Denny, Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 203, 240.

Host: (Ardea stellaris. Error).

Type a nymph and lost; host wrong. Discard.

22. glutinans Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 17: 518.

Host: Sarcorhamphus papa (Linn.).

23. gracile Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 254.

Host: Psophia crepitans Linn.

24. gracilentum Harrison, 1915. Parasitology, 9: 64. Nomen novum

for gracile Giebel.

=no. 23.

25. grossei Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 141: 59. Nomen novum for

Laemobothrium von Gypogeranus serpentarius, Grosse,
1885, Z. wiss. Zool., 42: 557, pi. 18 fig. 2.

Host: ( Gypogeranus serpentarius) = Sagittarius serpentarius
(J. F. Miller).

26. gypsis Kellogg, 1906. Ent. News, 17: 63, fig.

Host: ( Gyps kolbi)= Gyps coprotheres (J. R. Forster).

27. hasticeps (Olfers), 1816 ( Nirmus ). De Veget. . . .: 87.

Host: Falco tinnunculus Linn.

=no. 55.

28. hastipes Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 442.

Host: Falco tinnunculus Linn.

=no. 55.

29. hieraaeti Eichler, 1943. Mitt, naturw. Ins. Sofia, 16: 209, fig. 3.

Host: Hieraaetus pennatus (Gmelin).

30. hoeschi Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 137: 56, fig. 2.

Host: Aquila verreauxi Lesson.

31. indicum Sen, 1942. Ind.J. vet. Res., 12: 169, fig. 1.

Host: Milvus migrans govinda Sykes.

=no. 56.

32. intermedium McGregor, 1917. Ent. News, 28: 434, pi. 28 figs.

2, 5-

Host: Falco [s.] sparverius Linn.

33. kelloggi Bedford, 1919. Rep. vet. Res. S. Apr., 5-6: 723.

Nomen novum for africanum Kellogg & Ferris, 1915 ( nec
Kellogg, 1910).

Host: (Theristicus hagedash) = Hagedashia h. hagedash

(Latham).

34. lathrobium Kolenati, 1846. Melet. Ent., 5: 139, pi. 19 fig. 6.

Host: (Many erroneous records) =Fulica a. atra Linn.

=no. 5.

*35. laticolle Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 203, 239, pi. 23 fig. 4.
Host: Falco js.] subbuteo Linn.

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LAEMOBOTHRION

36. lichtensteini Hoffmannsegge, 1874. In Giebel, Insecta epizoa :
253, pi. 18 fig. 8.

Host: (Strauss. Error) =some member of the Falconiformes.
Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable.

*37. longetarsatum (Piaget), 1895 ( Physostomum ). Tijdschr. Ent.,
38: 101.

Host: (“Vraisemblablement d’un Lamprotornis”). Error.

38. loomisi Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 23,

pl- 3 %. 3-

Host: ( Anser albifrons gambeli. Error) =some member of
Falconiformes.

39. maximum (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculns ). Ent. carniolica: 382.

Host: ( Falco buteo)= Buteo b. buteo (Linn.).

40. milvi (Schrank), 1803 ( Pediculns ). Fauna Boica : 193. Nomen

novum for Frisch’s “Huhnergeyerlaus”.

Host: (Huhnergeyer) = Circus ae. aeruginosus (Linn.).

=no. 14.

41. mjobergi Eichler, 1944. Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 64, figs, n, 12.

Host: Haliastur indus intermedius Blyth.

42. niethammeri Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 137: 60, fig. 5.

Host: Buteo r. rufinus (Cretzschmar).

43. nigrolimbatwn Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 252.

Hosts: ( Circus cineraceus)= Circus pyargus (Linn.) and
Circus aeruginosus (Linn.).

=no. 14.

44. nigrum Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 442.

Host: Fulica [a.] atra Linn.

=no. 5.

45. nocturnum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa-. 302.

Host: Strix aluco Linn.

46. oligothrix Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 161, pl. 4 fig. 7.

Host: ( Buteo borealis costar icensis. Error) =Buteo swainsoni
Bonaparte (see Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100,
no. 3266: 385).

=no. 10.

*47. opisthocomi Cummings, 1913. Bull. ent. Res., 4: 42, fig. 5.

Host: ( Opisthocomus cristatus) =Opisthocomus hoazin

(P. L. S. Muller).

*48. palleseens Kellogg, 1908. Wytsman’s Genera Ins., fasc., 66,
Mallophaga : 74. Nomen novum for pallidum Piaget, 1885.
49. pallidum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa-. 250.

Host: Neophron [p.] percnopterus (Linn.).

=no. 51.

*50. pallidum Piaget, 1885 ( nec Giebel, 1874). Pediculines Supple-
ment-. 132, pl. 14 fig. 4.

Host: (Ibis olivacea)= Lampribis olivacea (Du Bus).

=no. 48.

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LAGOPOECUS

51. percnopteri (Gervais), 1844 (Liotheum). Hist. nat. Ins., 3: 321,

pi. 48 fig. 6.

Host: ( Vultur percnoptenis)=HQO\>hT<m p. percnopterus

(Linn.).

52. plegadilymanticum (Eichler), 1943 ( Eulaemobothrion ). Mem.

Estud. Mus. zool. Univ. Coimbra, no. 140: 4.

Host: Ardea cocoi Linn.

*53. setigerum Piaget, 1889. Notes Leyden Mus., 11: 85, pi. 2 fig. 2.
Host: (Ibis cay£wnmst's)=Mesembrinibis cayennensis

(Gmelin).

54. simile Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 153, pi. 14

figs. 1, 2.

Host: Colymbus nigricollis calif ornicus (Heermann).

55. tinnunculi (Linn.), 1758 ( Pedicidus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.

Host: Falco [t.] tinnunculus Linn.

*56. titan Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 578, pi. 49, fig. 1.

Host: (Milvus aetolius (ater))=Milvus migrans migrans
(Boddaert).

57. validum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 251.

Host: ( Neophron monachus)= Necrosyrtes monachus (Tem-
minck).

58. vulturis (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Ent .: 806.

Host: (“in Indiae orientalis vulturibus’’)=Pseudogyps

bengalensis (Gmelin).

LAGOPOECUS Waterston, 1922

Lagopoecus. Waterston, 1922, Ent. mon. Mag., 58:159. Type species: Nirrnus
cameratus "Lyonet”.

Colinicola. Carriker, 1945, Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 6: 360. Type species:
Goniodes numidianus Denny.

i. aberrans (McGregor), 1917 (Lipeurus). Psyche, Camb., Mass.,
24: 112, pi. 7 figs. 1, 4.

Host: Colinus virginianus texanus (Lawrence).

=no. 18.

*2. aiTmis (Children), 1836 (Nirrnus). In Back, Arctic Land Exped.:
537-

Host: (Tetrao saliceti) =Lagopus 1. lagopus (Linn.).

3. caementicius (Nitzsch), 1874 (Nirrnus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 154.

Host: (Lophophorus impejanus. Error).

Unidentifiable; host wrong and type lost.

4. californicus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Lipeurus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 103.

Host: (Oreortyx pictus plumiferus) = Oreortyx p. pictus

(Douglas) .

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LAGOPOECUS

5. cameratus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Nirmus , necN.cameratusHa.3in,

1829). Handb. Ent., 2: 430.

Host: ( Tetrao tetrix)— 'Lyxmu.s tetrix (Linn.).

=no. 12.

6. colchicus Emerson, 1949. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 22: 78, fig. 6.

Host: Phasianus colchicus torquatus Gmelin.

*7. docophoroides (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines: 357, pi.
28 fig. 9.

Host: (Ortyx calif ornicus) =Lo^hortyx calif ornica (Shaw).

8. gambeli Emerson, 1949. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 22: 75, figs. 3-5.

Host: Lophortyx gambeli gambeli Gambel.

9. gibsoni Hopkins, 1947. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 13: 172, figs.

1-3-

Host: Centrocercus urophasianus (Bonaparte).

10. heterotypus (Megnin), 1880 {Nirmus). Parasites et Maladies

parasit .: 87.

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham).

11. kozuii (Sugimoto), 1934 ( Philopterus ). Taiwan no Chikusan,

2: 456, figs.

Host: (Domestic duck. Error) =some member of Galli-
formes.

*12. lyrurus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 188, figs. 41,
42, 43a, b.

Host: Lyrurus tetrix (Linn.).

13. mearnsi (Emerson), 1948 ( Colinicola ). J. Kansas ent. Soc., 21:
137, figs. 4-6.

Host: Cyrtonyx montezumae mearnsi Nelson.

*14. meinertzhageni Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B),io8: 195,
figs. 44b, c, 45, pi. 14 fig. 3.

Host: Lerwa lerwa (Hodgson).

15. minhaensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 {Lipeurus). J.N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 159.

Host: {Acridotheres tristis. Error; see p. 155 of same paper) =

Lophortyx calif ornica (Shaw).

=no. 7.

16. nigrescens (Evans), 1912 {Nirmus). Scot. Nat., 1912: 280.

Host: Lagopus mutus [millaisi Hartert].

= no. 2.

17. nirmoides (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 {Goniocotes) . Rec. Ind. Mus.,

10: 219, pi. 15 fig. 5.

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham).

=no. 10.

*18. numidianus (Denny), 1842 {Goniodes). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 57,
163, pi. 13 fig. 7.

Host: {Numida meleagris. Error) =Colinus virginianus

(Linn.).

m.— 13 187

LAGOPOECUS

19. obscurus Emerson, 1948. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 21: 137, figs.

i-3-

Host: Dendragapus obscurus richardsonii (Douglas).

20. opimus (Carriker), 1945 ( Colinicola ). Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci.,

6: 364, figs. 14-17.

Host: Colinus cristatus leucotis (Gould).

21. ovatus (Uchida), 1917 ( Nirmus ). J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3: 174,

pi. 10 fig. 3.

Host: ( Calophasis ttM&7do)=Syrmaticus mikado (Ogilvie-
Grant).

22. pallidovittatus (Grube), 1851 (Nirmus). Middendorff’s sibir.

Reise, 2: 474, pi. 31 fig. 3.

Host: Tetrao urogallus Linn.

23. pallidus (Emerson), 1949 ( Colinicola ). Ent. News, 60: n6,

fig. 2.

Host: Callipepla squamata pallida Brewster.

24. perplexus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (. Lipeurus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 103, pi. 7 fig. 5.

Host: Pediocetes phasianellus columbianus (Ord).

25. protervus (Kellogg), 1899 (Lipeurus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 31, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: Lagopus lagopus alexandrae Grinnell.

=mo. 2.

26. quadrulatus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 370.

Host: Tetrao urogallus Linn.

=no. 22.

27. similis (Carriker), 1945 (Colinicola) . Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci.,

6: 363, fig. 13.

Host: Colinus c. cristatus (Linn.).

28. sinensis (Sugimoto), 1930 (Degeeriella). J. Soc. trop. Agric.

Taiwan, 2: 132, pis. 3, 4.

Host: (Domestic fowl)=Gallus domesticus. Probably error.

29. subtenuis (Carriker), 1945 (Colinicola). Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci.,

6: 362, figs. 10 pt. 4, 11, 12.

Host: Colinus cristatus decoratus (Todd).

30. umbellus Emerson, 1950. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 23: 101, pi. 1

fig. 8, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Host: Bonasa umbellus probably phaia Aldrich & Fried-
mann.

31. waterstoni (Bedford), 1930 (Lipeurus). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

16: 165, fig. 8.

Host: (Scleroptila gariepensis pallidior . Misdetermination, see
Bedford 1932, Rep. vet. Res.S. Afr., 18: 3i7) = Francolinus

gariepensis jugularis (Biittikofer).

188

LAMPROCORPUS

LAMPROCORPUS Carriker, 1936

Lamprocorpus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 150. Type
species'. L. hirsutus Carriker.

1. hirsutus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 150,

pi. 25 fig. 1.

Host: Nothoprocta branickii Taczanowski.

2. spinosus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 152.

pi. 26 fig. 1.

Host: Nothoprocta pentlandi [ambigua Cory].
LATUMCEPHALUM Le Souef, 1902

Latumcephalum. Le Souef, 1902, Viet. Nat., 19: 51. Type species (by mono-
typy): L. macropus Le Souef.

1. lesouefl Harrison & Johnston, 1916. Parasitology, 8: 343, figs.

2, 3-

Host: {Macropus ualabatus)= Protemnodon bicolor (Des-
marest) .

2. macropus Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 51 fig. 4.

Host: (Wallabies; Macropus dorsalis) =Protemnodon dorsalis
(Gray).

LEPIDOPHORUS Taschenberg, 1882 ( nec Kirby, 1837)

Lepidophorus. Taschenberg, 1882 (: nec Kirby, 1837), Nova Acta Leop. -Carol.,
44: 55, 61. Type species by subsequent designation (Carriker, 1936, Proc.
Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 171): Goniocotes agonus Nitzsch.

Erected by Taschenberg nominally as a section, but actually as a
subgenus, of Strongylocotes.

A synonym of Heptagoniodes, which we consider inseparable from
Kelloggia.

coniceps (Taschenberg), 1882 {Strongylocotes s.g. Lepidophorus).
See Austrokelloggia.

LEPIKENTRON Keler, 1938

Lepikentron. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 5: 452. Type species:
Trichodectes breviceps Rudow.

Inseparable from Bovicola, which we consider a subgenus of
Damalinia.

LIOTHELLA Eichler, 1947

Liothella. Eichler, 1947, Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 15. Type species: Colpoce-
phalum leptopygus “Ntz.i.Gbl.”.

Not separable from Colpocephalum.

189

LIPEURUS

L10THEUM Nitzsch, 1818

Liotheum. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 420. Type species: sub judice.

As pointed out by Hopkins ( Entomologist , 80, 1947: 16, 17) no
valid selection of a type species for this genus has been made. It is
extremely desirable that no such selection should be made until the
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature has decided
on the case of the genus Colpocephalum. We have assumed that the
latter genus will be retained in its accepted sense.

atrum Nitzsch, 1818. See Eulaemobothrion.
conspurcatum Nitzsch, 1818. See Trinoton.
cucullare Nitzsch, 1818. See Myrsidea.

decimfasciatum Boisduval & Lacordaire, 1835. See Ciconi-
philus.

flavescens Haan, 1829. See Colpocephalum.
giganteum Nitzsch, 1818. See Laemobothrion.
hasticeps Nitzsch, 1818. See Laemobothrion.
mesoleucum Nitzsch, 1818. See Myrsidea.
minutum Nitzsch, 1818. See Menacanthus.
nitidissimum Nitzsch, 1818. See Ricinus.
ochraceum Nitzsch, 1818. See Actor nithophilus.
pallidum Nitzsch, 1818. See Menopon.
percnopteri Gervais, 1844. See Laemobothrion.
phanerostigmaton Nitzsch, 1818. See Cucidiphilus.
punctatum Gervais, 1849. See Cuculiphilus.
scopularium Neumann, 1912. See Actornithophilus.
semiluctus Gervais, 1844. See Heleonomus.
stramineum Nitzsch, 1818. See Menacanthus.
subaequale Haan, 1829. See Myrsidea.
sulphureum Nitzsch, 1818, See Ricinus.

LIPEURUS Nitzsch, 1818

Lipeurus. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 292. Type species sub judice ,
see below.

Lipeurus was erected by Nitzsch, as a subgenus of Philopterus,
without designation of a type species. Johnston & Harrison (1911,
Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36: 326) designated as type species “L.
caponis Linn. (syn. L. variabilis N.)”, but this selection, though it
has been universally accepted, is invalid because Nitzsch did not
mention caponis at all and variabilis only as a nomen nudum, whereas
several other names included by him in Lipeurus have valid “indica-
tions”. Application has been made to the International Commission
on Zoological Nomenclature that they should take such action as
will result in the retention of Lipeurus in its accepted sense, and
pending a decision on this application the matter is sub judice.

190

LIPEURUS

aberrans McGregor, 1917. See Lagopoecus.
abnormis Piaget, 1885. See Halipeurus.
absitus Kellogg, 1910. See Wilsoniella.

1. abyssinicus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizocv. 214. Nomen novum
for L. docophorus Giebel.

=no. 9.

acuminatus Piaget, 1885. See Cuclotogaster.

aequalis Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.

aetheronomus Nitzsch, 1861. See Struthiolipeurus.

afer Kellogg, 1910. See Pectinopygus.

albidus Piaget, 1880. See Neopsittaconirmus.

albipes Piaget, 1885. See Buceronirmus.

albus Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Neopsittaconirmus.

alchatae Rudow, 1869. See Syrrhaptoecus.

angularis Peters, 1935. See Oxylipeurus.

angusticeps Piaget, 1880. See Halipeurus.

angustissimus Giebel, 1866. See Turnicola.

angustissimus Giebel, 1874 (nec 1866). See Ardeicola.

angustolimbatus Giebel, 1866. See Anaticola.

angustus Rudow, 1869. See Columbicola.

annulatus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.

annuliventris Uchida, 1917. See Philoceanus.

anodis Neumann, 1891. See Neopsittaconirmus.

antennatus Giebel, 1874. See Columbicola.

antennatus Piaget, 1880 [nec Giebel, 1874). See Anaticola.

*2. antennatus Piaget, 1885 {nec Giebel, 1874). Pediculines Supple-
ment'. 75, pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host: [Euplocamus swinhoeii. Error) =Gallus domesticus.

=no. 4.

antilogus Nitzsch, 1866. See Otidoecus.
appendiculatus Piaget, 1880. See Oxylipeurus.
argentinus Kellogg, 1906. See Ardeicola.
assessor Giebel, 1874. See F alcolipeurus.
assymetricus Rudow, 1869. Misspelling of asymme.'ricus, q.v.
in Anaticola.

asymmetricus Piaget, 1885 ( nec Rudow, 1869). See Struthio-
lipeurus.

atratus Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.
australis Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
bacillus Giebel, 1861. See Columbicola.
baculoides Paine, 1911. See Columbicola.
baculus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Columbicola.

bergi Kellogg, 1906. See Vernoniella.
bicolor Piaget, 1888. See Ardeicola.
bifasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.
bishoppi McGregor, 1917. See Anaticola.
botauri Osborn, 1896. See Ardeicola.

191

LIPEURUS

brevicephalus McGregor, 1917. See Esthiopterum.
breviceps Piaget, 1888. See Anaticola.
breviceps Piaget, 1890 ( nec 1888). See Episbates.
brevicornis Denny, 1842. See Pectinopygus.
brevicornis Piaget, 1880 ( nec Denny, 1842). See Pectinopygus.
brevisignatus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.

3. brunneipictus (Giebel), 1877 (N'irmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 49:

530.

Host: (Lophalector vielloti) =Lophura rufa (Raffles),
bucephalus Giebel, 1874. See Ornithobius.
burmeisteri Taschenberg, 1882. See Oxylipeurus.
californicus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Lagopoecus.
candidus Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
capitatus Piaget, 1885. See Ardeicola.

4. caponis (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 614.

Host: ("In Gallinis domesticis”)= Gallus domesticus.
castaneus Piaget, 1885, p. 62. See Ardeicola.
castaneus Piaget, 1885, p. 73 ( nec p. 62). See Oxylipeurus.
caudatus Rudow, 1869. See Pseudonirmus.
cavifrons Taschenberg, 1882. See Columbicola.
celer Kellogg, 1896. See Perineus.

*5. charltoni Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 123, figs.
8a, 9b, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: Tropicoperdix c. charltonii (Eyton).
cinereus Nitzsch, 1866. See Cuclotogaster .
cinereus Rudow, 1869 ( nec Nitzsch, 1866). See Anaticola.
circumfasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Neopsittaconirmus.
clavatus McGregor, 1917. See Oxylipeurus.
clypeatus Giebel, 1874. See Naubates.
coloratus Piaget, 1880. See Anaticola.
comstocki Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Fulicoffula.
concinnus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Perineus.
concolor Rudow, 1869. See Oxylipeurus.
confidens Kellogg, 1899. See Perineus.
confusus Bagnall & Hall, 1912. See Pectinopygus.
constrictus Kellogg, 1896. See Anaticola.
corvi Packard, 1870. See Philopterus.

6. crassus Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph:. 31.

Host: ( Telegallus Latham) — Alectura lathami J. E. Gray,
crenatus Giebel, 1874. See Pectinopygus.

7. crinitus (Rudow), 1869 ( Nirmus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .: 19.

Host: (None given in original; Pliasianus pictus in Rudow
i87o)=Chrysolophus pictus (Linn.),
crotophagae McGregor, 1917. See V ernoniella.
cygnoides Rudow, 1870. See Anaticola.
cygnopsis Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
dennyi Giebel, 1874. See Falcolipeurus.

192

LIPEURUS

densus Kellogg, 1896. See Ilarrisoniella.
dentatus Sugimoto, 1934. See Oxylipeurus.
denticlypeus Sugimoto, 1935. See Oxylipeurus.
depuratus Nitzsch, 1866. See Anaticola.

*8. differens Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 76, pi. 8 fig. 4.

Host: Agelastes meleagrides Bonaparte,
dispar Piaget, 1885. See Splendor offula.
dissimilis Piaget, 1880. See Otidoecus.
diversus Kellogg, 1896. See Halipeurus.
docophoroides Piaget, 1880. See Lagopoecus.

9. docophorus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa\ 214.

Host: ( Buceros abyssinicus) = Bucorvus abyssinicus (Bod-
daert).

Certainly not a Lipeurus, but probably requires a new
genus.

10. dovei McGregor, 1918. Psyche, Carnb., Mass., 25: 46. Nomen

novum for L. lineatus McGregor, 1917 ( nec Giebel, 1874).

Host: (Quail) =Colinus virginianus texanus (Lawrence),
eatoni Kellogg, 1917. See Pelmatocerandra.
ebraeus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Esthiopterum.

11. elongatus Packard, 1870. Amer. Nat., 4: 95, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: None mentioned.

Unidentifiable. Type lost.

elongatus Piaget, 1880 ( nec Packard, 1870). See Falcolipeurus.
elongatus T. Muller, 1927 ( nec Packard, 1870). See Episbates.
emarginatus Piaget, 1880. See Rhynonirmus.
epiphanes Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Ardeicola.

( erinitus (Rudow), 1870 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 486.
Misprint for erinitus, q.v.)

12. eurycnemis Taschenberg, 1882. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44:

I7I> pl- 6 fig. 5-

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham),
excavatus Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Halipeurus.
exiguus Kellogg & Ivuwana, 1902. See Halipeurus.
exilicornis Piaget, 1880. See Columbicola.
exilis Neumann, 1913. See Ardeicola.

13. falcicornis Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 244.

Host: Centropus menbeki Lesson & Garnot.

Not a Lipeurus ; type lost: probably unidentifiable,
fasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.
femoratus Piaget, 1880. See N eopsittaconirmus.
ferox Giebel, 1867. See Harrisoniella.

*14. fimbriatus Clay, 1938. Proc.zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 124, figs.
4f, 5 g, 8b, 9c, pl. 2 fig. 4.

Host: Melanoperdix n. nigra (Vigors),
fissomaculatus Giebel, 1874. See Ardeicola.

193

LIPEURUS

foedus Nitzsch, 1866. See Rallicola.
forcipatus Piaget, 1885. See Oxylipeurus.
forficula Piaget, 1885. See Columbicola.
forficulatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Pectinopygus.
forficuloides Neumann, 1890. See Psittaconirmus.
formosanus Uchida, 1917. See Oxylipeurus.

15. formosanus Sugimoto, 1929 [nee Uchida, 1917). Rep. Dep.

Agric. res. Inst. Formosa, 43: 53.

Host: Gallus domesticus.

=no. 4.

fortis Taschenberg, 1882. See Columbicola.
frater Giebel, 1874, p. 210. See Falcolipeurus.
frater Giebel, 1874, p. 242 ( nec p. 210). See Anaticola.
fuliginosus Taschenberg, 1882. See Naubates.
fuligulae T. Muller, 1927. See Anaticola.
fulvofasciatus Picaglia, 1885. See Paragoniocotes.
fulvus Piaget, 1885. See Capraiella.
gaini Neumann, 1913. See Perineus.

(gallipavonis “Geoffroy” of Harrison, 1916, p. 83 does not
exist. See Pediculus.)
gambensis Piaget, 1885. See Anaticola.
genitalis Piaget, 1885. See Ardeicola.
giganteus Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Esthiopterum.
gracilentus Piaget, 1890. See Ardeicola.
gracilicornis Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.

16. gracilis Packard, 1870. Amer. Nat., 4: 95, pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: None mentioned.

Not identifiable. Type lost.

gracilis Giebel, 1874 ( nec Packard, 1870). See Anaticola.

gracilis Neumann, 1912 {nec Packard, 1870). See Ardeicola.

grandis Piaget, 1880. See Perineus.

gurlti Taschenberg, 1882. See Pseudonirmus.

gyricornis Denny, 1842. See Pectinopygus.

gyroceros Nitzsch, 1866. See Pectinopygus.

*17. hamatus Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement: 77, pi. 8 fig. 5.

Host: {Ortyx sp., slide labelled 0. leucotis) =Colinus cristatus
leucotis (Gould).

hebraeus Giebel, 1874. See Esthiopterum.
helleri Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Pectinopygus.
helvolus Burmeister, 1838. See Rhynonirmus.
heterogrammicus Nitzsch, 1866. See Cuclotogaster.
heterographus Nitzsch, 1866. See Cuclotogaster.
hexophthalmus Nitzsch, 1861. See Ornithobius.
himalayensis Rudow, 1869. See Oxylipeurus.
hyalinus Neumann, 1911. See Perineus.
ibis Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Ardeicola.
inaequalis Piaget, 1889. See Oxylipeurus.
infuscatus Osborn, 1896. See Rhynonirmus.

194

LIPEURUS

*18. intermedins Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 368, pi. 29 fig. 7.

Host: ( Euplocamus ignitus) =Lo^h\ira, ignita (Shaw).
Composite: male=Z.. brunneipictus (Giebel), female =

Oxylipeurus piageti Clay.

interruptofasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Neopsittaconirmus.

19. introductus Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 500,
pi. 68 figs. 1, 5.

Host: ( Phasiamis nychthemerus)=Gennae\is nychthemerus
(Linn.).

ischnocephalus Taschenberg, 1882. See Oxylipeurus.
jejunus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Anaticola.

kea Kellogg, 1907. See Neopsittaconirmus.

*20. k§leri Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 122, figs. 3d,
4c, 5f, 7h, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: Crossoptilon c. crossoptilon (Hodgson),
kelloggi Bagnall & Hall, 1930. See Picicola.
kermadecensis Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Halipeurus.
lacteus Giebel, 1874. See Anaticola.
laculatus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Perineus.
languidus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Halipeurus.

*21. latifasciatus Piaget, 1890. Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 240, pi. 9 fig. 4.
Host: Megapodius freycinet Gaimard.

latus Piaget, 1880. See Meinertzhageniella.

22. lawrensis Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 521, figs.

22-24.

Host: Numida [meleagris] papillosa Reichenow.
lepidotus Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
lepidus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ardeicola.
lepturus Enderlein, 1909. See Perineus.
leucoproctus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ardeicola.
leucopygus Burmeister, 1838. See Ardeicola.
limitatus Kellogg, 1896. See Halipeurus.

23. linearis Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 384.

Host: (Tachydromus isabellinus. Error).

Straggling nymph of Ardeicola or a related genus. Unidenti-
fiable. Discard.

linearis Rudow, 1869 ( nec Nitzsch, 1866). See Ardeicola.

24. lineatus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa\ 230. Nomen novum for

L. linearis Nitzsch.

=no. 23.

25. lineatus McGregor, 1917 ( nec Giebel, 1874). Psyche, Camb.,

Mass., 24: 114, pi. 7 figs. 2, 5.

Host: (Quail) =Colinus virginianus texanus (Lawrence).

=no. 10.

loculator Giebel, 1874. See Ardeicola.
longiceps Rudow, 1869. See Columbicola.

195

LIPEURUS

longiceps Piaget, 1880 ( nec Rudow, 1869). See Oxylipeurus.
longicornis Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.
longipes Piaget, 1880. See Pseudolipeurus.
longipilus Kellogg, 1896. See Fulicoffula.
longisetaceus Piaget, 1885. See Columbicola.
longus Piaget, 1880. See Oxylipeurus.
lugubris Taschenberg, 1882. See Pseudonirmus.
luridus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Fulicoffula.

macgregori Kellogg, 1899. See V ernoniella.
macilhennyi Kellogg & Kuwana, 1901. See Episbates.
macrocephalus Kellogg, 1896. See Mulcticola.
macroceros Piaget, 1885. See Ardeicola.
macrocnemis Burmeister, 1838. See Bothriometopus.
maculatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Ardeicola.
maculipes Piaget, 1880. See Cuclotogaster.

*26. maculosus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Land. (B), 108: 116, figs.
5a, 6a, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Phasianus colchicus Linn,
madagascariensis Mjoberg, 1910. See Cuclotogaster.
major Piaget, 1880, p. 346. See Anaticola.
major Piaget, 1880, p. 357 {nec p. 346). See Oxylipeurus.
major Piaget, 1880, p. 362 ( nec p. 346). See Cuclotogaster.
major Kellogg, 1899, p. 30 ( nec Piaget, 1880). See Pectinopygus.
major Kellogg & Chapman, 1899, p. 101 {nec Piaget, 1880).
See Naubates.

major Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902 {nec Piaget, 1880). See
Halipeurus.

major Uchida, 1917 {nec Piaget, 1880). See Oxylipeurus.
marginalis Osborn, 1902. See F alcolipeurus.
marginellus Piaget, 1885. See Anaticola.
maximus Rudow, 1869. See Esthiopterum.
megaceros Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Anaticola.
megalops Piaget, 1880. See Oxylipeurus.
melanocnemis Giebel, 1874. See Perineus.

( meleagridis “L.” Johnston & Harrison, 1912: 18. Does not
exist. See Pediculus.)

menura Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Columbicola.
meridionalis Rudow, 1869. See Perineus.
mesopelios Nitzsch, 1866. See Oxylipeurus.

27. meyeri Taschenberg, 1882. Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44: 175,
pi. 6 fig. 1.

Host: Talegalla fuscirostris Salvadori.
minhaensis Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Lagopoecus.
minor Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.

minor Kellogg & Paine, 1910 {nec Piaget, 1880). See F alcoli-
peurus.

miriceps Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Perineus.

196

LIPEURUS

mississippiensis McGregor, 1917. See Picicola.
modestus Giebel, 1874. See Ardeicola.
monilis Nitzsch, 1861. See Falcolipeurus.
mutabilis Piaget, 1880. See Perineus.
nigricans Rudow, 1869. See Halipeurus.
nigrolimbatus Giebel, 1874. See Perineus.
nigrolineatus Piaget, 1885. See Turnicola.
nigropunctatus Enderlein, 1917. See Perineus.

28. numidae (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 48, 115,

pi. 10 fig. 5.

Host: Numida meleagris [domestica].

29. numidianus Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 87, pi. 3 fig. 46.

Hosts: Numida [meleagris] mitrata Pallas and (N. ptUo-
rhyncha)- N.m. meleagris (Linn.).

=no. 28.

nun Neumann, 1912. See Colilipeurus.
nyrocae Rudow, 1870. See Anaticola.
obscurus Rudow, 1869. See Perineus.

obscurus Giebel, 1874 [nee Rudow, 1869). See Cuclotogaster.

obtusus Stephens, 1829. See Ardeicola.

ochraceus Nitzsch, 1867. See Oxylipeurus.

opimus Piaget, 1885. See Cuclotogaster.

orthopleurus Nitzsch, 1874. See Pachyskelotes.

oviceps Piaget, 1880. See Falcolipeurus.

oxycephalus Taschenberg, 1882. See Oxylipeurus.

pallidus Giebel, 1874. See Cuclotogaster.

pallidus Piaget, 1880, p. 312 ( nec Giebel, 1874). See Ardeicola.

pallidus Piaget, 1880, p. 346 {nec Giebel, 1874). See Anaticola.

pallipes Piaget, 1885. See Neopsittaconirmus.

30. parumsetosus Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 676, pi. 56 fig. 6.

Host: ( Rhynchaea laevigata. Error) = Rollulus roulroul

(Scopoli).

parviceps Piaget, 1880. See Anaticola.

31. pavo Clay 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 125, figs. 2c,

4d, 7d, 10a, pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: Pavo cristatus Linn.

pederiformis (Dufour), 1835 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Episbates.

pelagicus Denny, 1842. See Halipeurus.
penelopes T. Muller, 1927: See Anaticola.
perplexus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Lagopoecus.
perspicillatus Nitzsch, 1861. See Falcolipeurus.

32. phasidus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 129, fig.

rod, pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: Phasidus niger Cassin.
phoenicopteri Coinde, 1859. See Ardeicola.
phoenicopteri Macalister, 1871 {nec Coinde, 1859). See Ardeicola.
piageti Taschenberg, 1882. See Oxylipeurus.

197

LIPEURUS

picturatus Kellogg, 1896. See Fulicoffula.
platalearum Giebel, 1866. See Ardeicola.
platyclypeatus Piaget, 1880. See Turnicola.
polybori Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.

*33- polyplectron Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 117,
figs. 5c, 6b, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: Polyplectron bicalcaratum ghigii (Delacour &

Jabouille).

polytrapezius Burmeister, 1838. See Oxylipeurus.
porrectus Piaget, 1890. See Ardeicola.
postemarginatus Carriker, 1903. See Oxylipeurus.
potens Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Pectinopygus.
praelongus Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.
prioni Enderlein, 1908. See Naubates.
protervus Kellogg, 1899. See Lagopoecus.
pseudoraphidius Taschenberg, 1882. See Ardeicola.
pternistis Bedford, 1929. See Cuclotogaster.
pullatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Pectinopygus.
punctulatus Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.

(pustulatus Osborn, 1896, is a nomen nudum as well as a lapsus
calami.)

quadriguttatus Giebel, 1874. See Falcolipeurus.
quadrimaculatus Piaget, 1880. See Struthiolipeurus.
quadrinus Nitzsch, 1874. See Oxylipeurus.
quadrioculatus Nitzsch, 1861. See Falcolipeurus.
quadripunctatus Giebel, 1861. See Falcolipeurus.
quadripustulatus Burmeister, 1838. See Falcolipeurus.
quadripustulatus Piaget, 1888 ( nec Burmeister, 1838). See
Picicola.

radiatus Neumann, 1912. See Colilipeurus.

(raphidius “Nitzsch" of Taschenberg, 1882, is a misspelling of
rhaphidius, q.v .)

*34. raymondi Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 128, figs.
8d, ioc, nb, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: Acryllium vulturinum (Hardwicke).
rhaphidius Nitzsch, 1866. See Ardeicola.

*35. rheinardia Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 117, figs.
5b, 6d, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Rheinardia 0. ocellata (Elliot),
rhynchoti Carriker, 1936. See Oxylipeurus.
robustus Rudow, 1869. See Oxylipeurus.
rotundatus Piaget, 1888. See Fulicoffida.
rubrifasciatus Piaget, 1885. See Oxylipeurus.
rubromaculatus Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
runcinatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Aquanirmus.

36. sagittiformis Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .: 40.

No host-record, description useless, type lost. Un-
recognizable.

198

LIPEURUS

*37- sarissa Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 114, fig. 4a,
pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: Rhizothera 1. longirostris (Temminck).
saturatior Piaget, 1890. See Fulicoffula.

38. schoutedeni Clay, 1938. Amer. Mus. Novit., no. 1008: 4, figs.

1-4-

Host: Afropavo congensis Chapin,
secretarius Giebel, 1874. See Falcolipeurus.

39. sellatus (Rudow), 1870 ( Nirmus , nec N. sellatus Burmeister,

1838). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 470.

Host: ( Nychthemerus linearis) — Gennaeus nychthemerus

lineatus (Vigors).

=no. 19.

serratus Nitzsch, 1866. See Anaticola.
setosus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.
signatus Piaget, 1880. See Ardeicola.
simillimus Giebel, 1874. See Bothriometopus.

40. sinuatus Taschenberg, 1882. Nova Acta Leo p. -Carol., 44: 180,

pi. 6 fig. 6.

Host: ( Megapodius freycineti. Error) and [reinwardtii) =

Megapodius r. reinwardt Dumont.

snodgrassi Kellogg, 1896. See Picicola.
sordidus Giebel, 1866. See Anaticola.

squalidus (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Anaticola.

staphylinoides Denny, 1842. See Pectinopygus.
stellaris Denny, 1842. See Ardeicola.
stenopygos Nitzsch, 1861. See Acidoproctus.
strepsiceros Nitzsch, 1866. See N eopsittaconirmus.
struthionis (Gervais), 1844 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus ). See
Struthiolipeurus.

subangusticeps Piaget, 1880. See Halipeurus.

41. subsellatus (Harrison), 1916 ( Degeeriella ). Parasitology , 9: 124.

Nomen novum for Nirmus sellatus Rudow, 1870 ( nec
Burmeister, 1838).

=no. 19.

subsetosus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.
subsignatus Giebel, 1866. See Anaticola.
sudanicus Mjoberg, 1910. See Turturicola.
sulae Rudow, 1869. See Pectinopygus.
sulcifrons Denny, 1842. See Falcolipeurus.
suturalis Rudow, 1869. See Falcolipeurus.
tadornae Denny, 1842. See Anaticola.
taurus Nitzsch, 1874. See Docophor aides.
temporalis (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Anaticola.

ternatus Burmeister, 1838. See Falcolipeurus.

199

LONGIMENOPON

*42. tesselatus (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 57, 164,
pi. 15 fig. 6.

Host: (Botaurus stellaris. Error) =Gallus domesticus.

=no. 4.

testaceus Taschenberg, 1882. See Naubates.
tetraonis Grube, 1851. See Oxylipeurus.
texanus McGregor, 1917. See Columbicola.
thoracicus Piaget, 1880. See Anaticola.
tinami Carriker, 1903. See Pseudolipeurus.
tordae T. Muller, 1927. See Anaticola.
toxoceros Nitzsch, 1866. See Pectinopygus.
trabeculus Piaget, 1885. See Buceronirmus.
trapezoideus Rudow, 1869. See Anaticola.
tricolor Piaget, 1880. See Perineus.

43. tropicalis Peters, 1931. Ent. News, 42: 195, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Gallus domesticus [derived from Numida meleagris
(Linn.)].

*44. tsade Piaget, 1890. Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 241, pi. 9 fig. 5.

Host: (M egacephalum calao) =Macrocephalon maleo S.

Muller.

tuberculatus Piaget, 1885. See Pectinopygus.
turturis Uchida, 1917. See Columbicola.

*45. uncinatus Piaget, 1880. Pddiculines: 677, pi. 55 fig. 6.

Host: ( Cryptonyx coronatus) =Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).
=no. 30.

unguiculatus Piaget, 1890. See Rallicola.
unicolor Piaget, 1880. See Oxylipeums.

46. variabilis Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 434.

Host: [Gallus gallinaceus) — Gallus domesticus.

=no. 4.

variegatus Neumann, 1912. See Ardeicola.
variopictus Giebel, 1874. See Falcolipeurus.
varius Kellogg, 1896. See Perineus.

versicolor (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Pliilopterus s.g. Lipeurus). See
Ardeicola.

volsellus Ewing, 1930. See Fulicoffula.
waterstoni Bedford, 1930. See Lagopoecus.
zonatus Piaget, 1881. See Buceronirmus.

LONGIMENOPON Thompson, 1948

(‘‘New genus F”. Clay, 1947, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 117: 466, 473.)
Longimenopon. Thompson, 1948, Occ. Pap. Bishop Mas. Honolulu, 19: 197-
Type species: L. puffinus Thompson.

i. dominicanum (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 ( Colpocephalum ). Ent.
News, 23: 63.

Host: Oceanodroma macrodactyla W. E. Bryant.

200

LORISICOLA

2. puffinus Thompson, 1948. Occ. Pap. Bishop Mus. Honolulu,
19: 197, fig. ia-d.

Host: Puffinus paciflcus cuneatus Salvin.

LORISICOLA Bedford, 1936

Lorisicola. Bedford, 1936, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 51. Type species:
Trichodectes mjdbergi Stobbe.

Doubtfully distinct from Felicola.

1. brachycephalus (Ewing), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Proc. ent. Soc.

Wash., 32: 120.

Host: Nycticebus [e.] coucang (Boddaert).

=no. 2.

2. mjobergi (Stobbe), 1913 {Trichodectes). S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr.

Berl., 1913: 379, fig. 8.

Host: Nycticebus [coucang] borneanus Lyon.

LUNACEPS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Lunaceps. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 4: 450.
Type species: Degeeriella actophila (Kellogg & Chapman).

T. actophilus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Nirmus ). Occ. Pap.
Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 78, pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: ( Calidris arenaria) =Crocethia alba (Pallas).

*2. bicolor (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines: 175.pl. 14 fig. 9.
Host: ( V anellus cristatus) =Vanellus vanellus (Linn.), but
probably error.

3. cordatus (Osborn), 1896 [Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.),

5: 228, pi. 2 fig. a.

Host: Limosa haemastica Linn.

4. holophaeus (Burmeister), 1838 [Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Host: [Tring. pugnax, etc.)=Philomachus pugnax (Linn.).1
*5. inaequalis (Piaget), 1880 [Nirmus). Pediculines : 176, pi. 15
fig- 4-

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata (Linn.).

=no. 8.

6. incoenis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 [Nirmus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 81, pi. 6 fig. 5.

Host: Squatarola [s.] squatarola (Linn.).

7. lucidus (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 [Nirmus). Ent. News, 23: 60.

Host: Limosa fedoa (Linn.).

*8. numenii (Denny), 1842 [Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53, 144,
pi. 9 fig. 6.

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata (Linn.).

1 Denny’s redescription from this host should be considered a restriction.

201

LUTRIDIA

9. oliveri (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 ( Degeeriella ). Trans. N.Z.
Inst., 44: 367, fig. 3.

Host: Numenius [phaeopus] variegatus (Scopoli).

=no. 10.

*10. phaeopi (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.-. 54, 144,
pi. 10 fig. 7.

Host: Numenius [p.] phaeopus (Linn.).

11. phaeopodis (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 166.

Host: Numenius [p.] phaeopus (Linn.).

=no. 10.

12. proximus (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 ( Degeeriella ). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 10: 279, figs. I2-I2a.

Host: Numenius tenuirostris Vieillot.

*13. trimaculatus (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 174, pi. 14
fig. 8.

Host: (Ciconia leucocephala. Error) =some member of
Charadriiformes.

LUTRIDIA Keler, 1938

Lutridia. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 433. Type species:
Trichodectes exilis Nitzsch.

1. exilis (Nitzsch), 1861 (Trichodectes). Z.ges. NatWiss., 18: 87.

Host: (Fischotter)= Lutra 1. lutra (Linn.).

2. lutrae (Werneck), 1937 (Trichodectes). Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz,

32: 23, figs. 14-19.

Host: (Lutra paranensis) — Pteronura brasiliensis (Blumen-
bach).

3. matschiei (Stobbe), 1913 (Trichodectes). S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr.

Berl., 8: 372.

Host: Lutra [ maculicollis] matschiei Cabrera.

LYMEON Eichler, 1940

Lymeon. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 158. Type species: Trichodectes
gaslrodes Cummings.

This group is extremely like Procavicola, but as the known material
of the type species is in bad condition and the second species has
not been figured we provisionally keep it separate.

1. cummingsi Eichler, 1943. Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., n: hi.

Host: Bradypus tridactylus Linn.

*2. gastrodes (Cummings), 1916 (Trichodectes). Ann. Mag. nat.
Hist. (8), 17: 94, figs. 2-4.

Host: Choloepus didactylus (Linn.).

202

MACHAERILAEMUS

MACHAERILAEMUS Harrison, 1915

Machaerilaemus. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 389. Type species (by
monotypy). M. latifrons Harrison.

Hirundoecus . Ewing, 193°. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 77, art. 20: 12. Type species:
H . americanus Ewing.

1. americanus (Ewing), 1930 (Hirundoecus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,

77, art. 20: 13, figs. 6, 7f.

Host: Progne s. subis (Linn.).

2. atrocephalus Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 78, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Asthenes modesta rostrata (Berlepsch).

3. bolivianus Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 76, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: Muscisaxicola capistrata borealis Carriker.

4. complexus Malcomson, 1937. Ann. ent.Soc. Amer., 30: 53, fig. 1.

Host: Spizella p. pusilla (Wilson).

5. cotingae Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 298, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Cephalopterus 0. ornatus Geoffroy.

6. gigas Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 299, fig. 3.

Host: Fluvicola p. pica (Boddaert).

7. hawaiiensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Menopon). J.N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 165, pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: Chiorodrepanis virens [wilsoni (Rothschild)].

8. insignis Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 70, pi. 2 fig. 1.

Host: Ochthoeca rufipectoralis testricialis Chapman.

9. juninensis Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 73, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: Agriornis montana insolens Sclater & Salvin.

10. laticorpus (Carriker), 1903 (Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 190,

pl- 7 5-

Host: Thamnophilus doliatus [intermedius Ridgway].

11. latifrons Harrison, 1915. Parasitology, 9: 390, figs. 1-4.

Host: Poephila gouldiae (Gould).

12. maestus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 130, pl. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Zonotrichia coronata (Pallas) and (Melospiza fasciata
samuelis) = Melospiza melodia samuelis (Baird).

13. malleus (Burmeister), 1838 (Eureum). Handb. Ent., 2: 441.

Host: Hirundo [r.] rustica Linn.

14. plocei Bedford, 1920. Parasitology , 12: 168, pl. 12 figs. 1-3.

Host: (Waxbill)=Quelea quelea lathami (A. Smith).

15. poecilotis Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 69, pl. 1 fig. 4.

Host: Pogonotricus poecilotis (Sclater).

16. robertsi 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 74, pl. 2 fig. 3.

Host: Cnemarchus rufipennis (Taczanowski).

17. submaestus Emerson, 1947. Canad. Ent., 79: 215, figs. 10, 17.

Host: (Blue-backed tanager)=Buthraupis m. montana

Lafresnaye & d’Orbigny.

M. 14 203

MACROGYROPUS

18. tachuris Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 77, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: Tachuris rubrigaster grandis Carriker.

19. tityrus (Carriker), 1903 ( Menopon ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 182,

pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: ( Tityra personata) = Tityra semifasciata costaricensls

Ridgway.

urocolius Bedford, 1930. See Colimenopon.

MACKAYIA Waterston, 1912

Mackayia. Waterston, 1912, Scott. Nat., 1912: 251. Type species: M. dimorpha
Waterston.

A synonym of Trabecitlus.

MACROGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Macrogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat Mus., 63, art. 20: 25. Type
species: M. dentatus Ewing.

Heterogyropus. Ewing, 1924, l.c.: 27. Type species: H. heteronychus Ewing.
Allogyropus. Ewing, 1924, l.c.: 20. Type species: Gyropus amplexans Neum.

1. amplexans (Neumann), 1912 (Gyropus). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr.,

37: 224, figs. 11-13.

Host: Dasyprocta aguti (Linn.).

2. costalimai (Werneck), 1931 (Heterogyropus). Bol. biol. Fac.

Med. S. Paulo, fasc. 18: 21, figs. 1-3.

Host: (Coelogenys paca)= Cuniculus paca (Linn.).

3. dentatus Ewing, 1924. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 26,

pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: (Pecari angidatus crusnigrum) =Tayassu tajacu crus-
nigrum Bangs.

=no. 4.

4. dicotylis (Macalister), 1869 (Gyropus). Proc. zool. Soc. Lond.,

1869: 420, fig.

Host: (Dicotyles torquatus)=T3Lyass\i tajacu (Linn.).

5. heteronychus (Ewing), 1924 (Heterogyropus). Proc. U.S. nat.

Mus., 63, art. 20: 27, figs. 2, 12, pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: (Kerodon s/>f;m) =Galea spixii (Wagler).

6. longisetis Werneck, 1948. Malofagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 92,

figs. 119, 120.

Host: Myoprocta acouchy (Erxleben).
mexicanus Zavaleta, 1946. See Gyropus.

7. ratti (Larrahaga), 1924 (Pediculus). Escritos Ddmaso A.

Larranaga, 2:?

Host: (Mus aquations) = 1 Dasyprocta sp.

=no. 1.

204

MEGAGINUS

MACROPOPHILA Mjoberg, 1919

M acropophila. Mjoberg, 1919, Ent. Tidskr., 40: 95. Type species (by monotypy):
M. forcipata Mjoberg.

Not distinguishable from Heterodoxus.

MARGARITENES Keler, 1939

Margaritenes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 132. Type species:
Goniodes eurygaster Piaget.

Inseparable from Goniodes.

MEGAGINUS Carriker, 1936

Megaginus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 97. Type species:
Megaginus emarginatus Carriker.

1. dissimilis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 127, fig. 8e.

Host: Crypturellus soui nigriceps (Chapman).

2. emarginatus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

98, pi. 10 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

3. excavatus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 126, fig.

8b-d.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus (Carriker).

4. laticlypeus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 124,

fig. 8a.

Host: Crypturellus soui meserythrus (P. L. Sclater).

5. quadrithorax Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

100, pi. 10 fig. 4.

Host: Tinamus major robustus Sclater & Salvin.

6. sordidus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 99.

Host: Crypturellus b. berlepschi (Rothschild).

MEGAN ARION Keler, 1938

Meganarion. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 5: 465. Type species:
Trichodectes armatus Neumann.

An absolute synonym of Cebidicola Bedford.

MEGAN ARIONOIDES Eichler, 1940

Meganarionoides. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 159. Type species: Tricho-
dectes colobi Kellogg.

Not sustainable as a genus, but an excellent subgenus of
Procavicola.

205

MEGAPEOSTUS

MEGAPEOSTUS Carriker, 1936

Megapeostus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 141. Type
species: M. asymmetricus Carriker.

*1. alterus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Loud., 1937: 149, figs. 8b,

9a.

Host: Tinamus major latifrons Salvadori.

2. asymmetricus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

142, pi. 23 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

*3. fuscus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 147, figs. 7, 8a,
9d, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus v. variegatus (Gmelin).

4. idoneus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 188, fig.

23a-c.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

*5. multiplex Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 193 7: 150, figs. 9c,
10a.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (Sclater).

6. parvigenitalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

143, pi. 23 fig. 2.

Host: ( Crypturellus atrocapillus. Misdetermination) =

Crypturellus garleppi afiinis (Chubb).

7. petersi (Carriker), 1936 ( Heptapsogaster ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 122, pi. 17 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus t. tataupa (Temminck).

*8. ruficipitis Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 19 37: 151, fig. 9e,
pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruflceps Sclater & Salvin.

*9. secundus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 150, figs. 9b,
10b.

Host: Crypturellus cinnamomeus mexicanus (Salvadori).
MEINERTZHAGENIELLA Eichler, 1940

M einertzhageniella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Am., 130: 98. Type species: Lipeurus
latus Piaget.

i. chocayoensis (Carriker), 1945 ( Struthiolipeurus ). Bol. Ent.
Venezol., 4: 165, figs.

Host: Petrocnemia pennata garleppi Chubb.

=no. 3.

*2. latus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pddiculines: 330, pi. 25 fig. 1.
Host: Rhea americana Linn.

3. schubarti Eichler, 1941. Arch. Naturgesch., B (n.F.), 10: 373.

Host: Pterocnemia pennata (d’Orbigny).

206

MENACANTHUS

MELIPHAGOECUS Conci, 1941

Meliphagoecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital.,’jy. 127. Type species: Philop-
terus setosus Piaget.

A synonym of Alcedoecus.

MENACANTHUS Neumann, 1912

Menacanthus. Neumann, 1912, Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 353. Type species:
Menopon robustum Kellogg.

Neumannia. Uchida, 1926 ( nec Trouessart, 1888), J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 27.

Type species: Neumannia okadai Uchida.

Eomenacanthus. Uchida, 1926, J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 30. Type species:
Eomenacanthus biseriatus (Piaget).

Uchida. Ewing, 1930, Proc. biol. Soc. Wash., 43: 125, nomen novum for Neu-
mannia Uchida.

*1. abdominalis (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pedicidines : 473, pi. 36
fig. 9.

Host: ( Perdix cothurnix)= Coturnix c. coturnix (Linn).

2. aburris Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 125, figs.

33-35-

Host: Aburria aburri (Lesson).

3. agilis (Nitzsch), 1866 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 120.

Host: (Sylvia te^rys)=Phoenicurus ochrurus gibraltariensis
(Gmelin).

4. alaskensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Menopon). J. N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 27, pi. 3 fig. 5.

Hosts: Cinclus mexicanus unicolor Bonaparte and Pinicola
enucleator flammea Homeyer.

5. alaudae (Schrank), 1776 (Pediculus). Beytr. Naturgesch. : 115,

pi. 5 figs. 5, 6.

Host: (Feldlerchen)=Alauda a. arvensis Linn.

*6. albicans (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 463, pi. 38
fig- 3-

Host: (Euplocamus Horsfieldi)—Genna,exis horsfieldii (G. R.
Gray).

7. albicaudus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Set., 7: 124,

figs. 26-28.

Host: Penelope argyrotis albicauda Gilliard & Phelps.

8. anduzei Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 120, figs.

13. 14-

Host: Crax nigra Linn.

9. annulatus (Giebel), 1874 (Menopon). Insecta epizoa : 285.

Host: Passer [d.] domesticus (Linn.).

10. annulatus Carriker, 1946 (nec Giebel, 1874). Rev. Acad. Colomb.
Sci., 7: 126, figs. 36, 38.

Host: (Crax annulata)= Crax a. alberti Fraser.

—no. 11.

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MENACANTHUS

11. annuliventer Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3:

241. Nomen novum for annulatus Carriker.

12. aplonis Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100: 20, figs. 4c, d.

Host: Aplonis opacus guami Moniyama.

*13. arctifasciatus (Piaget), 1885 (. Menopon ). Pedicidines Supple-
ment: 112, pi. 12 fig. 4.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens (Temminck).

*14. balfouri Waterston, 1915. Ent. mon. Mag., 51: 15, pi. 1 figs. 1,
2a.

Host: (Yellow and black-billed toucan, probably Rhamphas-

tos foam?) = Ramphastos swainsonii Gould.

15. biaculeatus (Picaglia), 1885 {Menopon). Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat.,

28: 86.

Host: ( Astrilda sp.)? = Lonchura raalabarica cantans

(Gmelin).

16. biseriatus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pedicidines : 469, pi. 37

%• 2.

Host: {Gallophasis ( Euplocamus ) Cuvieri) = Gennaeus

leucomelanus (Latham) x G. lineatus (Vigors).

=no. 116.

*17. biseriatus (Piaget), 1880, p. 532 {nec p. 469) {Colpocephalum).
Pedicidines : 532.

Host: {Gracida javanensis) = Gracula r. religiosa Linn.

18. boliviensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 133

figs. 62-64.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis simonsi Chubb.

19. brachygaster (Giebel), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 293.

Host: {Crypturus foo)=Tinamus tao Temminck.

*20. brasiliensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 130,
figs- 52-55-

Host: Odontophorus c. capueira (Spix).

20a. brevidentatus Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. Mag. Para-sit.,
Leningr., 10: 266, figs. 6-6a.

Host: Lanius minor Gmelin.

21. brevispinus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 133,

figs. 65-68.

Host: Odontophorus balliviani Gould.

22. camelinus (Nitzsch), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 288, pi.

15 fig- 3-

Host: Lanius [e.j excubitor Linn.

23. carduelis (Denny), 1842 {Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 201,

228, pi. 20 fig. 7.

Host: {Fringilla carduelis) = Carduelis carduelis britannicus

(Hartert).

carrikeri Eichler, 1943. See Myrsidea.

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24. castaneus (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement'.

99.

Host: Corvus macrorhynchus Wagler.

25. caudatus (Giebel), 1876 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 47: 529.

Host: Galbula ruficauda Cuvier.

Referred here with great doubt.

26. cettiae Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr., 8:

35, 8o, fig. 8.

Host: ( Cettia cetti interposita) =Cettia cetti cettioides Hume.

27. chamaepetus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 118,

figs. 6, 7.

Host: Chamaepetes goudoti sanctaemarthae Chapman.

28. chaparensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 122,

figs. 20-23.

Host: Penelope obscura jacquagu Spix.

29. chrysophaeus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Colpocephalum ). Proc. Calif.

Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 520, pi. 71 fig. 1.

Host: ( Melospiza fasciata samuelis)= Melospiza melodia

samuelis (Bail'd).

30. cincinnatus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 124,

fig- 30.

Host: Chamaepetes goudoti sanctaemarthae Chapman.

*31. citrinellae (Denny), 1842 (Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 200,
220, pi. 21 fig. 3.

Host: Emberiza [c.] citrinella Linn.

32. colaptis (Durrant), 1908 (Menopon). Ohio Nat., 8: 355, fig. 1 H.

Host: Colaptes auratus [luteus Bangs].

33. colinus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 135.

Host: Colinus cristatus horvathi (Madarasz).

33a. cornicis Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,
10: 263, fig. 4a.

Host: Corvus corone sharpii Oates.

34. cornuceps Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 241.

Nomen novum for cornutus Carriker, 1946 (nec Schommer,
I9I3)-

Host: Penelope argyrotis colombiana Todd.

35. cornutus (Schommer), 1913 (Menopon). Uber die Mallophagen

. . .: 64, 71, pi. 7 fig. 29.

Host: (Haushuhn)=Gallus domestica.

36. cornutus Carriker, 1946 (nec Schommer, 1913). Rev. Acad.

Colomb. Sci., 7: 118, figs. 4, 5.

Host: Penelope argyrotis Columbiana Todd.

=no. 34.

37. corvus Bedford, 1930. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 155, figs. 1-3.

Host: Corvus albus Muller.

=no. 87.

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38. crateropus (Bedford), 1920 ( Menopon s.g. Menacanthus). Rep.

vet. Res. S. Afr., 7-8: 719, pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: ( Crateropus bicolor) =Turdoides bicolor (Jardine).

39. curuccae (Schrank), 1776 (Pediculus) . Beytr. Naturgesch.: 113,

pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: ( Motacilla curucca) = Sylvia c. curucca (Linn.).

40. daubentoni Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colornb. Sci., 7: 127,

%• 39-

Host: Crax alberti daubentoni G. R. Gray.

41. dazae Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 120, figs. 11,

12.

Host: Penelope purpurascens brunnescens Hellmayr &

Conover.

42. dicruri Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 15.

Host: Dicrurus leucophaeus [Pphaedrus (Reichenow)].

43. difficilis (Carriker), 1903 {Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 188,

pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: {Buarremon brunneinuchus) = Atlapetes b. brunnei-
nucha (Lafresnaye).

44. distinctus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 126, pi. 8 fig. 7.

Hosts: Myiarchus [c.] cinerascens (Lawrence) and Heleodytes
brunneicapillus couesi (Sharpe).

*45. dubius (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 452, pi. 36
fig. 6.

Host: {Edolius longus) = Dicrurus macrocercus javanus Kloss.

46. eurysternum (Burmeister), 1838 {Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2:

439-

Host: {Corvus pica)= Pica p. pica (Linn.).

47. exilis (Nitzsch), 1866 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 121.

Host: {Sylvia oenanthe) =Oenanthe 0. oenanthe (Linn.).

48. expansus (Osborn), 1896 {Menopon). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 245, pi. 2 fig. j.

Host: Dolychonyx oryzivorus (Linn.).

49. exsanguis (Paine & Mann), 1913 {Menopon). Psyche, Carnb.,

Mass., 20: 19, fig. 4.

Host: {Campophilus melanoleucus) = Phloeoceastes melano-

leucus ? albirostris (Vieillot).

50. falcatus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 131, figs.

56-58.

Host: Odontophorus g. gujanensis (Gmelin).

51. fasciatus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 121,

figs. 15, 16.

Host: Penelope montagnii sclateri G. R. Gray.

52. fertilis (Nitzsch), 1866 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 121.

Host: Upupa [e.] epops Linn.

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53. flavus (Rudow), 1866 ( Colpocephalum ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

472.

Host: ( Carduelis granadensis) =Riehmondena phoenicea

(Bonaparte).

54. foxi (Ewing), 1927 {Philandesia) . J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 87.

Host: ( Marmota flaviventris. Error).

*55. fuscocinctus (Denny), 1842 ( Menopon ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.\ 199,
219, pi. 21 fig. 4.

Host: ( Lanius collurio. Error; see Clay, 1949, Ann. Mag.
nat. Hist. (12), 2: 832).

56. genitalis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 123, figs.

24. 25.

Host: Penelope purpurascens brunnescens Hellmayr &
Conover.

*57. germanus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 450, pi. 36
fig. 1.

Host: ( Pogonorhynchus Rolleti)='Ly'b\x\s rolleti (Defilippi).

58. gonophaeus (Burmeister), 1838 {Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2: 440.

Host: Corvus corax [corax Linn.].

59. goudoti Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 119, figs.

8-10.

Host: Chamaepetes goudoti rufiventris (Tschudi).

*60. gracilis (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 482, pi. 40 fig. 1.
Host: {Porphyrio smaragdinus. Error) =some member of
Passeriformes.

hamatus (Neumann), 1912 {Menopon s.g. Menacanthus). See
Colimenopon.

61. hilensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 {Menopon). J.N.Y.ent.

Soc., 10: 166, pi. 15 fig. 4.

Host: Vestiaria coccinea (Forster).

62. inaequalis (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 443, pi. 35

fig. 1.

Host: Lanius collurio Linn.

*63. infumatus (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement:
106, pi. 11 fig. 7.

Host: {Dacelo gigas, from Madagascar) =Dacelo novae-
guineae (Hermann), which does not occur in Madagascar.

63a. laticeps Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,
10: 264, figs. 5-5a.

Host: Corvus [f.] frugilegus Linn.

64. latus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 124, fig. 29.
Host: Chamaepetes unicolor Salvin.

*65. longipalpis (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 461, pi. 38
fig. 2.

Host: {Gallophasis {Eupl ) camus) melanotus) = Gennaeus

leucomelanos melanotus (Hutton).

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MENACANTHUS

*66. longispinus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Set., 7: 134,
figs. 69-71.

Host: Odontophorus c. capueira (Spix).

67. masudi Qadri, 1935. Z. Parasitenk., 8: 227, fig. 2.

Host: Corvus [s.] splendens Vieillot.
megaspinus Carriker, 1940. See Carrikeria.

68. meleagridis (Panzer), 1793 ( Pediculus , nec P. meleagridis Linn.,

1758). Faun. Ins. Germ.: 51, fig. 20.

Host: [Meleagris gallopavo domestiea].

=no. 116.

*69. meniscus (Piaget), 1880 (. Menopon ). Pediculines: 447, pi. 36
fig- 7-

Host: ( Emberiza laponica) =Calcarius lapponicus (Linn.).

70. menura (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 [Menopon). Viet. Nat., 18:

158, fig. 9.

Host: [Menura superba) = Menura novaehollandiae victoriae

Gould.

71. meridionalis (Carriker), 1903 [Menopon). Univ.Stud. Neb., 3: 182.

Host: Odontophorus leucolaemus Salvin.

72. microsceli Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 18, fig. 4.

Host: Microscelis [a.] amaurotis (Temminck).

73. mikadokiji (Uchida), 1917 [Menopon). J . Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3:

183, pi. 10 fig. 7.

Host: [Calophasis mz'foido)=Syrmaticus mikado (Ogilvie-
Grant).

*74. minor (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon, nec M. minor Piaget, 1880).
Pediculines S up plement : 1 o 1 .

Host: [Lamprocolius auratus) =Hartlaubius auratus (Muller).

75. minusculus Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 36, 81, fig. 9.

Host: Turdus p. philomelos Brehm.

76. minutus (Nitzsch), 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Menopon). Ger mar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 300. Nomen novum for Pediculus curuccae
Schrank.

=no. 39.

77. minutus (Giebel), 1874 [Menopon, nec Nitzsch, 1818). Insecta

epizoa: 286, pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: Parus [m.] major Linn.

=no. 112.

78. mituensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 127, figs.

42—44-

Host: Mitu mitu (Linn.).

79. monochromateus (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 [Menopon). Rec.

Ind. Mus., 10: 240, fig. 1.

Hosts: Garrulus [glandariusj lanceolatus Vigors and [Graculus
graculus)-- Pyrrhocorax graculus (Linn.).

212

MENACANTHUS

80. montagniiCarriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 121, fig. 17.

Host: Penelope m. montagnii (Bonaparte).

81. mutabilis Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 31, 78, fig. 5.

Hosts: Sturnus v. vulgaris Linn, and Sturnus vulgaris cauca-
sicus Lorenz.

82. nogoma Uchida, 1926. J . Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 20, fig. 5.

Host: ( Calliope c. calliope) =Luscinia calliope (Pallas).

83. nothoproctae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 84,

fig. ia-c.

Host: Nothoprocta cinerascens (Burmeister).

84. numidae (Giebel), 1874 ( Menopon ). Insecta epizoa: 292.

Host: Numida meleagris (Linn.).

85. okadai (Uchida), 1926 (N eumannia) . J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9:

27, fig. 8.

Hosts: Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli) (and Pavo muticus.

Error).

=no. 120.

86. ortalidis (Carriker), 1903 {Menopon). TJniv. Stud. Neb., 3: 179,

pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: {Ortalis cinereiceps) ?=Ortalis garrula frantzii Cabanis.
*87. ovatus (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 430, pi. 34 fig. 6.

Host: ( Corvus scapulatiis) = Corvus albus Muller.

88. pallidulus (Neumann), 1912 {Menopon). Arch. Parasit., Paris,
15: 361, figs. 7-9.

Host: (Poule) = Gallus domesticus.

*89. pallipes (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement: hi,
pi. 12 fig. 2.

Host: Excalfactoria [chinensis] australis Gould.

*90. parviceps (Piaget), 1880, p. 446 {Menopon). Pediculines: 446,
pl- 36 fig. 3-

Host: Alauda arvensis Linn.

=no. 5

*91. parviceps (Piaget), 1880, p. 531 [nec p. 446) {Colpocephalum) .
Pediculines: 531, pl. 44 fig. 4.

Host: ( Lamprotornis am^a)=Lamprotornis caudatus

(Muller).

*92. parvulus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 444, pl. 35
fig- 4-

Host: ( Cypselus apus. Error).

93. pauxensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 127, figs.
37, 40, 41-

Host: Pauxi pauxi gilliardi Wetmore & Phelps.

*94. perforatus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pedicidines: 453, pl. 42
fig. 9.

Host: Eremophila [alpestris] chrysolaema (Wagler).

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MENACANTHUS

95. perijanus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 132, figs.

60, 61.

Host: Odontophorus atrifrons variegatus Todd.

96. persignatus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Menopon ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 128, pi. 9 fig. 1.

Host: Aphelocoma [coerulescens] californica (Vigors).

*97. picae (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 433, pi. 34 fig. 2.
Host: [Corvus pica)='PiesL p. pica (Linn.).

=no. 46.

*98. pici (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 200, 219,
pi. 20 fig. 5.

Host: Picus viridis [pluvius Hartert].

99. picicola (Packard), 1873 [Menopon). Rep. U.S.geol. surv., 1872:
731, fig. 58.

Hosts: Picoides arcticus [Swainson) and P. [tridactylus]
dorsalis Baird.

100. pipilensis Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 125, figs.

3i, 32.

Host: Pipile cumanensis grayi (Pelzeln).

101. praecursor (Kellogg), 1899 [Menopon). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 46, pi. 4 fig. 8.

Host: Melanerpes [hypopolius] uropygialis (Baird).

102. pusillus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

120.

Host: Motacilla [a.] alba Linn.

103. pyrrhulae (Panzer), 1798 ( Pediculus , nec Schrank, 1776L

Deutschland’ s Insecten, Heft 51: 24, fig.

Host: Pyrrhula p. pyrrhula (Linn.).

104. rail! (Neumann), 1912 (Menopon). Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15:

366.

Host: (Rallus aquaticus. Error).

105. remizae Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 34, 80, fig. 7.

Host: Remiza p. pendulina (Linn.).

106. robustus (Kellogg), 1896 (Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 528, pi.' 72 fig. 3.

Host: Psaltriparus [m.] minimus (Townsend).

107. samaipatae Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7: 122,

figs. 18, 19.

Host: Penelope obscura speciosa Todd.

108. santanderianus Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 7:

129, figs. 48-51.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis polionotus Osgood &
Conover.

109. setifer Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 241.

Nomen novum for setosus Carriker, 1946 nec Piaget, 1885.

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MENACANTHUS

*110. setosus (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement:
103, pi. 11 fig. 4.

Host: ( Coccothraustes uw/gans)=Coccothraustes c. cocco-
thraustes (Linn.).

hi. setosus Carriker, 1946 [nee Piaget, 1885). Rev. Acad. Colornb.
Sci ., 7: 135, figs. 72-75.

Host: Aburria aburri (Lesson).

=no. 109.

1 12. sinuatus (Burmeister), 1838 {Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2: 440.

Host: Parus [m.] major Linn.

113. sittae (Giebel), 1866 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 390.

Host: Sitta europaea [caesia Wolf],

*114. spiniferus (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement:

99, pi. 10 fig. 9.

Host: {Cyanocorax pileatus) =Cya,nocora,x chrysops

(Viefflot).

spinigerus (Neumann), 1912 {Menopon s.g. Menacantlms) see
Heterodoxus.

*115. spinosus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 449, pi. 36
figs. 4, 5-

Host: {Cardinalis virginianus) = Riehmondena cardinalis
(Linn.).

116. stramineus (Nitzsch), 1818 {Liotheum s.g. Menopon). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 300. Nomen novum for Pediculus melea-
gridis Panzer, 1793 {nec Linne, 1758).

Host: [Meleagris gallopavo domestica].

117. subsimilis Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,

8: 33, 79, fig- 6-

Host: Parus coeruleus satunini Sar.

118. subspinosus Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 25.

Host: Passer r. rutilans Temminck.

1 19. takayamai Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 22 fig. 6.

Host: {Harornis c. cantans) =Horeites diphone cantans
(Temminck & Schlegel).

*120. tarsatus (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 472, pi. 42 fig. 4.
Host: {Cryptonyx coronatus) =Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).
121. tenuifrons Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,
8: 37, 81, fig. 10.

Host: Troglodytes troglodytes hyreanus Zar & Loudon.
*122. tibialis (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement:

100, pi. 11 fig. 1.

Host: {Cyanopolius Cooki) =Cyanopica cyanus cooki

Bonaparte.

*123. translucidus (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 150, pi. 16 fig. 4.

Host: Amblyrhamphus holosericeus (Scopoli).

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124. tristisi Qadri, 1935. Z. Parasitenk., 8: 226, fig. 1.

Host: Acridotheres [t.] tristis (Linn.).

*125. unicolor (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines: 471, pi. 38
fig- 5-

Host: {Perdix javanica) = Arborophila javanica (Gmelin).

126. upupae (Seguy), 1944 {Menopon). Faune France, 43: ico,

fig. 128.

Host: Upupa [e.] epops Linn.

=no. 52.

127. valenciae Carriker, 1946. Rev. Acad. Colomb. Set., 7: 132,

fig- 59-

Host: Odontophorus columbianus (Gould).

MENOPON Nitzsch, 1818

Menopon. Nitzsch, 1818, German's Mag. Ent., 3: 299. Type species, by sub-
sequent designation (Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W.,
36: 327): “M. gallinae L. (syns. M. trigonocephalum Olfers, M . pallidum
N.)”.

Menopum “Nitzsch”. Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 59. Misspelling
of above.

“ Maenopon Packard”, mentioned by Harrison (1916, p. 22) does
not exist.

abdominale Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.

1. abnonne Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 481, pi. 38 fig. 8.

Host: {Gallinula haematopus) =Gallinula tenebrosa frontata
Wallace.

Unplaceable; type lost,
acuticeps Piaget, 1880. See Psittacomenopon.
acutovulvatum Piaget, 1881. See Chapinia.
aegialitidis Durrant, 1906. See Austromenopon.
affine Piaget, 1890. See Procellariphaga.
africanum Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Holomenopon.
agile Nitzsch, 1866. See Menacanthus.
alaskense Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Menacanthus.
albemarlei Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Austromenopon.
albescens Piaget, 1880. See Eidmanniella.
albicans Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
albiceps Piaget, 1880, p. 437. See Myrsidea.

2. albiceps Piaget, 1880, p. 480 ( nec p. 437). Pediculines : 480.

Inadvertent nomen novum for albipes Giebel.

—no. 4.

3. albidum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 280.

Host: Neophron perenopterus (Linn.).

Type either a nymph or a straggler and lost. Unidenti-
fiable.

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4. albipes Giebel, 1876. Z. ges. NatWiss., 47: 250.

Host: ( Lobiovanellns albiceps. Error).

Type lost, host wrong. Unidentifiable.
albipes Piaget, 1880 ( nec Giebel, 1876). See Myrsidea.
albofasciatum Piaget, 1880. See Holomenopon.
alternatum Osborn, 1902. See Cuculiphilus.
ambiguum Nitzsch, 1874. See Austromenopon.
americanum Kellogg, 1896. See Myrsidea.
anaspilum Nitzsch, 1866. See Myrsidea.
anathorax Nitzsch, 1866. See Myrsidea.
annulatum Giebel, 1874. See Menacanthus.
antennatum Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Numidicola.
appendiculatum Piaget, 1880. See Psittacomenopon.
arctifasciatum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
argentinum Kellogg, 1906. See Myrsidea.
atrofulvum Piaget, 1880. See Austromenopon.
aurifasciatum Kellogg, 1899. See Eidmanniella.
balfouri Waterston, 1915. See Menacanthus.
beckii Kellogg, 1906. See Austromenopon.
biaculeatum Picaglia, 1885. See Menacanthus.
bifurcatum Piaget, 1880. See Psittacomenopon.
biseriatum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
brachygaster Giebel, 1874. See Menacanthus.
breviceps Giebel, 1874. See Cuculiphilus.
brevicolle Piaget, 1885. See Meromenopon.
brevifimbriatum Piaget, 1880. See Procellariphaga.
brevipalpe Piaget, 1880. See Eidmanniella.

*5. brevipes Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement', no, pi. 12,
fig. 1.

Host: Crossoptilon mantchurieum Swinhoe.
brevithoracicum Piaget, 1880. See Holomenopon.
breviventre Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
brunneum Nitzsch, 1866. See Myrsidea.
bucerotis Kellogg, 1910. See Chapinia.
camelinum Nitzsch, 1874. See Menacanthus.
carduelis Denny, 1842. See Menacanthus.
castaneum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
cathartaepapae Nitzsch, 1861. See Cuculiphilus.

6. caudatum Giebel, 1876. Z. ges. NatWiss., 47: 529.

Host: Galbula [r.] ruflcauda Cuvier.

Not referable to a genus from the description. Type lost,
cinereum Piaget, 1885. See Pseudomenopon.
cinereum Thompson, 1939, nec Piaget, 1885. See Austro-
menopon.

cingulatum Piaget, 1885. See Ciconiphilus.
circinatum Piaget, 1890. See Austromenopon.
citrinellae Denny, 1842. See Menacanthus.
colaptis Durrant, 1908. See Menacanthus.

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MENOPON

7. commissum Neumann, 1890. Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse,

24: 66.

Host: (; Microglossum alecto) =Probosciger aterrimus alecto

(Temminck).

Unidentifiable from description. Host probably wrong,
concretum Piaget, 1880. See Pseudomenopon.
confine Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Austromenopon.
consanguineum Piaget, 1884. See Piagetiella.
consimile Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.
coracopsis Mjoberg, 1910. See Psittacomenopon.
cornutum Schommer, 1913. See Menacanthus.
corporosum Kellogg & Kuwana, 1901. See Austromenopon.
costaricense Carriker, 1903. See Pseudomenopon.
cracis Giebel, 1866. See Amyrsidea.
crassiceps Piaget, 1885. See Kurodaia.
crassipes Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
crateropus Bedford, 1920. See Menacanthus.
crocatum Nitzsch, 1866. See Austromenopon.
cryptostigmation Nitzsch, 1861. See Kurodaia.
cucullare (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheums.g . Menopon ). See Myrsidea.
cursorius Giebel, 1874. See Austromenopon.
cyrtostigmum Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Myrsidea.
decoratum Kellogg, 1896. See Cuculiphilus.
delicatulum Piaget, 1880. See Pseudomenopon.
difficile Carriker, 1903. See Menacanthus.
dissimile Kellogg, 1896. See Myrsidea.
distinctum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Menacanthus.
dubium Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
durisetosum Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Austromenopon.
elongatum Piaget, 1885. See Kurodaia.
eulasium Kellogg, 1910. See Holomenopon.
eurum Piaget, 1880. See Eidmanniella.
eurygaster Nitzsch, 1866. See Eidmanniella.
eurysternum Burmeister, 1838. See Menacanthus.
exile Nitzsch, 1866. See Menacanthus.
expansum Osborn, 1896. See Menacanthus.
exsanguis Paine & Mann, 1913. See Menacanthus.
extraneum Piaget, 1880. See Holomenopon.
fasciaferum Harrison, 1916. See Cuculiphilus.
fasciatum Rudow, 1869. See Cuculiphilus.
femorale Piaget, 1880. See Eucolpocephalum.
fertile Nitzsch, 1866. See Menacanthus.
flavescens Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
flavidum Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
forcipatum Nitzsch, 1874. See Bucerophagus.
francolinus Bedford, 1920. See Amyrsidea.
fulvofasciatum Piaget, 1880. See Kurodaia.
fulvomaculatum Denny, 1842. See Amyrsidea.
funereum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Mysidea.

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fuscocinctum Denny, 1842. See Menacanthus.
fuscofasciatum Piaget, 1880. See Austromenopon.
fuscomarginatus Osborn, 1896. See Myrsidea.
fuscum Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.
galapagense Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Cuculiphilus.

8. gallinae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Host: ( Phasianus Ga/^s)=Gallus domesticus.
germanum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
giganteum Denny, 1842. See Hohorstiella.
giganteum Rudow, 1869 nec Denny, 1842. See Eidmanniella.
gonophaeum Burmeister, 1838. See Menacanthus.
gracile Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
grandiceps Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
griseum Piaget, 1885. See Kelerimenopon.

9. gryphus Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 279.

Host: ( Sarcorhamphus gryphus) ultur gryphus Linn.

Not identifiable from description, type lost and host pro-
bably wrong.

hamatum Neumann, 1912. See Colimenopon.
hawaiiense Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Machaerilaemus.
hilense Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Menacanthus.

10. hirsutum Carriker, 1910. In Carriker & Shull, Ent. News, 21:
55. pl. 5 3-

Host: ( Dryobates ^zffoscms)=Dendrocopos pubescens

medianus (Swainson).

Mr. Carriker tells us that this species requires a new genus,
icterum Burmeister, 1838. See Austromenopon.
imbricatum Neumann, 1891. See Myrsidea.
impar Piaget, 1885. See Psittacomenopon.
impar Kellogg, 1896 nec Piaget, 1880. See Piagetiella.
inaequale Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
incertum Kellogg, 1896. See Myrsidea.
incisum Giebel, 1866. See Meromenopon.
incompositum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Piagetiella.
indistinctum Kellogg, 1896. See Austromenopon.
indivisum Nitzsch, 1866. See Myrsidea.
infrequens Kellogg, 1896. See Austromenopon.
infumatum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
insolens Kellogg, 1896. See Pseudomenopon.
insolitum Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Myrsidea.
insulsum Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.
integrum Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
intermedia Piaget, 1880, p. 430. See Myrsidea.
intermedia Piaget, 1880, p. 497 nec p. 430. See Eidmanniella.
intermissum Harrison, 1916. See Eidmanniella.
interpolatum Piaget, 1880. See Cuculiphilus.
interruptum Osborn, 1896. See Myrsidea.
invadens Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Myrsidea.
m. — 15 219

MENOPON

irrumpens Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Pr ocellar iphaga.
isostomum Nitzsch, 1866. See Myrsidea.
jenningsi Kellogg & Paine, 1910. See Trimenopon.
kea Kellogg, 1907. See Psittacomenopon.
kuwani Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Eidmanniella.
lagopi Grube, 1851. See Amyrsidea.
laticorpus Carriker, 1903. See Machaerilaemus.
latifasciatum Piaget, 1880, See Amyrsidea.
lativulvatum Piaget, 1880. See Amyrsidea.
latum Piaget, 1880. See Hohorstiella.
lemniscatum Enderlein, 1909. See Austromenopon.
leucoxanthum Burmeister, 1838. See Holomenopon.
linearis Kellogg, 1896. See Piagetiella.

11. longicephalum Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:

535. pl- 73 4-

Host: (Domestic pigeon, Columba livia. Error) =Gallus
domesticus.

=no. 8.

longipalpe Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
longipectum Uchida, 1917. See Myrsidea.
longipes Giebel, 1874. See Knrodaia.
longitarsus Piaget, 1880. See Heterodoxus.
longithoracicum Piaget, 1880. See Procellariphaga.
longum Giebel, 1874. See Gruimenopon.
loomisi Kellogg, 1896. See Holomenopon.
lophocerum Bedford, 1920. See Chapinia.
lucidum Rudow, 1869. See Nosopon.

12. lunalale Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 17, figs. 35-38.

Host: Lophura ignita (Shaw),
lunarium Rudow, 1869. See Holomenopon.
lutescens Burmeister, 1838. See Austromenopon.
macrocybe Carriker, 1903. See Kurodaia.
macropus Giebel, 1874. See Amyrsidea.
maculipes Giebel, 1874. See Ciconiphilus.
madagascariensis Mjoberg, 1910. See Ciconiphilus.
maestum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Machaerilaemus.
major Piaget, 1880, p. 441. See Myrsidea.

*13. major Piaget, 1880, p. 462 nec p. 441. Pediculines: 462.

Host: ( Lophophorus = Lophophorus impeyanus

(Latham).

*14. major Piaget, 1880, p. 471 nec p. 441. Pediculines : 471.

Host: ( Perdix rw5ra)=Alectoris r. rufa (Linn.).
major Piaget, 1880, p. 480 nec p. 441. See Pseudomenopon.
majus Carriker, 1903 nec Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
malleus Burmeister, 1838. See Machaerilaemus.
mamillatum Piaget, 1885. See Plegadiphilus.
marecae Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Holomenopon.
megalosomum Overgaard, 1943. See Amyrsidea.

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MENOPON

melanorum Kellogg, 1896. See Myrsidea.
menadense Piaget, 1880. See Hohorstiella.
meniscus Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
menura Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Menacanthus.
meridionale Carriker, 1903. See Menacanthus.
merum Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.

mesoleucum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum s.g. Menopon ). See
Myrsidea.

meyeri Giebel, 1874. See Austromenopon.
micrandum Nitzsch, 1866. See Austromenopon.
mikadokiji Uchida, 1917. See Menacanthus.
miloni Seguy, 1949. See Austromenopon.
minor Piaget, 1880, p. 418. See Nosopon.
minor Piaget, 1880, p. 420 nec p. 418. See Kurodaia.
minor Piaget, 1885 nec 1880. See Menacanthus.
minor Piaget, 1937 nec 1880. See Austromenopon.
minusculum Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.
minutum (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum s.g. Menopon). See
M enacanthus.

minutum Giebel, 1874 nec Nitzsch 1818. See Menacanthus.

monochromateum Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Menacanthus.

monostoechum Kellogg, 1896. See Amyrsidea.

narboroughi Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Procellariphaga.

navigans Kellogg, 1896. See Procellariphaga.

nigropleurum Denny, 1842. See Austromenopon.

nigrum Kellogg & Paine, 1911. See Myrsidea.

numenii Rudow, 1869. See Austromenopon.

numerosum Kellogg, 1896. See Procellariphaga.

numidae Giebel, 1874. See Menacanthus.

nyrocae Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Holomenopon.

obovatum Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.

obscurum Piaget, 1880. See Holomenopon.

obtusum Giebel, 1866. See Austromenopon.

ortalidis Carriker, 1903. See Menacanthus.

ovatum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.

ovatum Piaget, 1885 nec 1880. See Myrsidea.

pachypus Piaget, 1888. See Austromenopon.

pacificum Kellogg, 1896. See Pseudomenopon.

15. pallens Clay, 1949. Nomen novum for pallescens Nitzsch, 1874

nec Giebel 1866. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 901.

Host: ( Perdix ciner ea) =Perdix p. perdix (Linn.),
pallescens Giebel, 1866. See Amyrsidea.

16. pallescens Nitzsch, 1874 nec Giebel 1866. Inseda epizoa : 293.

=no. 15.

pallidulum Neumann, 1912. See Menacanthus.

17. pallidum (Nitzsch), 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Menopon). Nomen novum

for “Pidex Capi Redi” and Pediculus gallinae Panzer.
=no. 8.

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MENOPON

18. pallidum Piaget, 1880 nec Nitzsch 1818. Pediculines: 471.

Host: ( Cacabis saxcUilis) = Alectoris graeca saxatilis (Bech-
stein).

pallidum Piaget, 1885 nec Nitzsch 1818. See Myrsidea.
pallipes Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
palloris Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.
par Kellogg, 1896, See Pseudomenopon.
parumpilosum Piaget, 1880. See Pseudomenopon.
parviceps Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
parvulum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
paululum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Procellariphaga.
pectinatum Neumann, 1912. See Ciconiphilus.
pectiniferum Piaget, 1885. See Osborniella.
pellucidum Rudow, 1869. See Eidmanniella.
perale Leidy, 1878. See Piagetiella.
perdicis Denny, 1842. See Amyrsidea.
perforatum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
persignatum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Menacanthus.
petulans Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Procellariphaga.
phaeopus Nitzsch, 1866. See Austromenopon.
phaeostomum Nitzsch, 1866. See Amyrsidea.
phanerostigma Giebel, 1861. See Cuculiphilus.
phanerostigmaton (Nitzsch), 1818 (Liotheum s.g. Menopon).
See Cuculiphilus.

picae Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
pici Denny, 1842. See Menacanthus.
picicola Packard, 1873. See Menacanthus.

19. pileatum Rudow, 1869. Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 401.

Host: ( Cassicus yuaracares)— Gymnostinops yuracares

(Lafresnaye & d’Orbigny).

Description insufficient and type lost,
pilosum Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
planiceps Piaget, 1885. See Ciconiphilus.
platygaster Giebel, 1874. See Cuculiphilus.
plegadis Dubinin, 1938. See Plegadiphilus.
poicephalus Bedford, 1920. See Psittacomenopon.
popellus Piaget, 1890. See Procellariphaga.
powelli Bedford, 1920. See Amyrsidea.
praecursor Kellogg, 1899. See Menacanthus.

*20. productum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 461, pi. 37 fig. 8.

Host: ( Phasianus 7>iciws)==Chrysolophus pictus (Linn.).

*21. productum Piaget, 1885 nec 1880. Pediculines Supplement: 109.

Host: '{Euplocamus SmWzom) = Hierophasis swinhoel

(Gould).

psittacus Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Psittacomenopon.
pteropsittacus Harrison, 1916. See Psittacomenopon.
ptilonorhynchi Ponton, 1871. See Myrsidea.
pulicare Nitzsch, 1866. See Dennyus.

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MENOPON

pullulum Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.
pusillum Nitzsch, 1866. See Menacanthus.
pustulosum Nitzsch, 1866. See Eidmanniella.
quadrifasciatum Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
quinqueguttatum Rudow, 1869. See Hohorstiella.
ragazzi Picaglia, 1884. See Piagetiella.
ralli Neumann, 1912. See Menacantlms.
ridibundus Denny, 1842. See A ustromenopon.
ridulosum Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Myrsidea.
robsoni Cummings, 1914. See Myrsidea.
robustum Kellogg, 1896. See Menacanthus.
rotundifrons Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. See Nosopon.
rusticum Giebel, 1874. See Myrsidea.
saturatum Piaget, 1885. See Myrsidea.
scalare Piaget, 1885. See Psittacomenopon.
scitum Piaget, 1880. See Pseudomenopon.
scopulacorne Denny, 1842. See Pseudomenopon.
semilunare Piaget, 1880. See Eomenopon.
serini Seguy, 1944. See Myrsidea.

setigerum Blagoveshtchensky, 1948. See Holomenopon.
setosum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
sigmoidale Picaglia, 1885. See Eidmanniella.
singulare Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Eidmanniella.
sinuatum Burmeister, 1838. See Menacanthus.
sittae Giebel, 1866. See Menacanthus.
snodgrassi Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Cuculiphilus.
spiniferum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
spiniger Enderlein, 1909. See Heterodoxus.
spinigerum Neumann, 1912. See Heterodoxus.
spinimentum Neumann, 1891. See Eomenopon.
spinosum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.

. spinulosum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa: 293.

Host: ( Polyplectron ^^miww)=Polyplectron b. bicalcaratum
(Linn.).

stenodesmum Carriker, 1903. See Myrsidea.
sternophilum Ferris, 1932. See Austromenopon.
stramineum (Nitzsch) 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Menopon). See
Menacanthus.

strepsilae Denny, 1842. See A myrsidea.
striatum Kellogg, 1899. See Amyrsidea.
subaequale Piaget, 1880. See Amyrsidea.
subrotundum Piaget, 1880. See Eidmanniella.
substitutum Harrison, 1916. See Amyrsidea.
sulcatum Piaget, 1880. See Ciconiphilus.
tantali Giebel, 1874. See Ciconiphilus.
tarsatum Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
temporale Piaget, 1880. See Ciconiphilus.
thoracicum Giebel, 1874. See Myrsidea.

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MEROMENOPON

tibiale Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
titan Piaget, 1880. See Piagetiella.
tityrum Carriker, 1903. See Machaerilaemus.
translucidum Piaget, 1885. See Menacanthus.
transvaalense Bedford, 1920. See Holomenopon.
transversum Denny, 1842. See Austromenopon.
tridens Burmeister, 1838. See Pseudomenopon.

23. trigonocephalus (Olfers), 1816 ( Nirmus ). De Veget. . . ., i: 90.

Host: (Phasianus gallus) = Gallus domestieus.

=no. 8.

trinoton Piaget, 1880. See Myrsidea.
triseriatum Piaget, 1880. See Amyrsidea.
triste Giebel, 1874. See Dicteisia.
trithorax Piaget, 1885 * See Myrsidea.
troglodyti Denny, 1842. See Myrsidea.

24. truncatum Giebel, 1874. Insecta epizoa : 288.

Host: (Muscicapa petangua) = Megarynchus pitangua (Linn.).

Not identifiable from description and type lost,
tumidum Piaget, 1885. See Holomenopon.

(ulvomaculatum Sugimoto (see Zool. Record, 1930) does not
exist — badly printed reference to fulvomaculatum Denny.)
unicolor Piaget, 1880. See Menacanthus.
uniseriatum Piaget, 1880. See Amyrsidea.
upupae Seguy, 1944. See Menacanthus.
urocissae Uchida, 1917. See Myrsidea.
ventrale Nitzsch, 1866. See Amyrsidea.
virgo Giebel, 1874. See Meromenopon.
zonatum Piaget, 1885. See Cucidi philus .

MEROMENOPON Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941

Meromenopon. Clay & Meinertzhagen, April 1941, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n),
7: 333- Type species: M. meropis Clay & Meinertzhagen.

Tamaninia. Conci, i.ix.1941, Boll. Soc. ent. ltal., 73: 106. Type species:
T. rara Conci.

*1. brevicolle (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pedicidines Supplement'.
108, pi. 11 fig. 9.

Host: ( Thinocorus rumicivorus. Error) =some member of
Coraciiformes.

2. incisum (Giebel), 1866 {Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 391.

Host: [Coracias g. garrulus Linn.].

*3. meropis Clay & Meinertzhagen, April 1941. Ann. Mag. nat.
Hist. (11), 7: 336, figs. 3, 4.

Host: Merops apiaster Linn.

4. rarum (Conci), i.ix.1941 ( Tamaninia ). Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73:
106, pi. 2 figs. 1-3.

Host: Merops apiaster Linn.

=no. 3.

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MEROPOECUS

5. virgo (Giebel), 1874 ( Menopon ). Insecta epizoa: 288.

Host: Coracias [g.] garrulus Linn.

=no. 2 (see Hopkins, 1947, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14:
108).

MEROPOECUS Eichler, 1940

Meropoecus. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 102. Type species: Docophorus
meropis Denny.

1. bifrons (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z.ges. NatWiss., 27: 116.

Host: Merops apiaster Linn.

=no. 4.

2. caprai Conci, 1941. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 102, pi. 1 figs. 6, 7.

Host: ( Merops viridis)= Merops 0. orientalis Latham.

3. debeauxi Conci, 1941. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 102, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: Melittophagus [p.] pusillus (Muller).

*4. meropis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 46,

101, pi. 4 4-

Host: Merops apiaster Linn.

MEROPSIELLA Conci, 1941

Meropsiella. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73, 104. Type species: Nirmus
apiastri Denny.

We do not consider this group separable from Bruelia.

METOPEURON Rudow, 1870

Metopeuron. Rudow, 1870, Z. ges. NatWiss., 36: 139. Type species (by sub-
sequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 22): M. punctatum
Rudow.

An absolute synonym of Ornithobius Denny.

laeve Rudow, 1870. See Episbates.
mathisi Neumann, 1912. See Ornithobius.
punctatum Rudow, 1870. See Ornithobius.

MICROCTENIA Keler, 1939

Microctenia. Keler, 1939, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 6: 251. Type
species: M. tibialis Keler.

1. crucis Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 186, fig.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus crucis Bond & de Schauensee.

2. guimaraesi Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 183, figs.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdetermination)=Tinamus
major peruvianus Bonaparte (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap.
avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 8: 197).

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MONOTHORACIUS

3. heterocephalus Guimaraes, 1947. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S.

Paulo, 8: 200, figs, id, 2e, 3b.

Host: Tinamus guttatus Pelzeln.

4. major Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 187.

Host: Tinamus m. major (Gmelin).

5. soaresi Guimaraes, 1944. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 4:

hi, figs. 10-16.

Host: Crypturellus n. nocti vagus (Wied).

6. tibialis Keler, 1939. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 6:

251, figs.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

MICRON AU BATES Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935

Micronaubates. Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935, Rev. Biol. Hyg. S. Paulo, 6: 109.
Type species: Naubates ( Micronaubates ) garbei Pessoa & Guimaraes.

A synonym of Pectinopygus s. str.

MICROPUS Denny, 1842 ( nec Wolf, 1810)

Micropus. Denny, 1842 (wee Wolf, 1810), Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 247. Type species:
Gyropus gracilis Burmeister.

An absolute synonym of Gliricola.

MJOBERGINIRMUS Eichler, 1944

Mjoberginirmus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Nirmus
obliquus Mjoberg.

We do not consider this group of species to be separable from
Quadraceps.

MONOGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Monogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 10. Type
species: Gyropus longus Neumann.

Not separable from Gyropus.

MONOTHORACIUS Werneck, 1934

Monothoracius. Werneck, 1934, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 28: 174. Type species:
M. penidoi Werneck.

1. almeidai Werneck, 1937. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 32: 105,

figs. 1-6.

Host: ( Dasyprocta acouchy ) = Myoprocta acouchy (Erx-

leben).

2. penidoi Werneck, 1934. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 28: 174,

figs. 11-14.

Host: Kerodon rupestris (Wied).

226

MULCTICOLA

MULCTICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938

Mulcticola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 5. Type species:
Esthiopterum hypolencum (Denny).

acuticeps Carriker, 1945- See Quadraceps.

*1. hypoleucus (Denny), 1842 (. Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53 >
141, pi. 6 fig. 8.

Host: Caprimulgus [e.] europaeus Linn.

2. macrocephalus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Lipeums ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 504, pi. 68 fig. 3.

Host: ( Chordeiles virginianus henryi) = Chordeiles minor
henryi Cassin.

3. nacunda Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 173, figs.

Host: Podager nacunda minor Cory.

4. peruvianus Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 174, figs.

Host: ( Buteo magnirostris occidua. Error) =some member of
the Caprimulgiformes.

5. tenuiceps Carriker, 1945- Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 177, figs.

Host: Podager n. nacunda (Vieillot).

MYRSIDEA Waterston, 1915

Myrsidea. Waterston, 1915, Ent. mon. Mag., 51: 12. Type species: M. victrix
Waterston. .

Acolpocephalum. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 88. Type species.
A. brevipes Ewing.

Allomyrsidea. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74' 31- ^YPe species. Myrsidea
strutliidea Thompson. .

Corvomenopon. Conci, 1942, l.c .: 31. Type species: Menoponrobsom Cummings.
Ramphasticola. Carriker, 1949, Rev. brasil. Biol., 9 '• 3°5- Type species: R.
hirsuta Carriker.

i. aegithall Blagoveshtchensky, 1940. Mag. Parasit., Leningr.,
8: 39, 81, fig. 11.

Host: Aegithalos caudatus caledonicus (Hablizl).

*2. albiceps (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines: 437, pi. 34
fig. 4.

Host: [Gan ulus caledonicus) = Coracina caledonicus

(Gmelin) .

*3. albipes (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon, nec M. albipes Giebel, 1874).
Pediculines'. 680. Nomen novum for M. albiceps Piaget.
=no. 2.

4. americana (Kellogg), 12.xi.1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif.

Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 539, pi. 73 fig- 3-
Host: [Corvus americanus) =Corvus corone brachyrhyncnos

(Brehm) .

—no. 46.

5. anaspila (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 119*

Host: Corvus [corax] corax Linn.

227

MYRSIDEA

6. anathorax (Nitzsch), 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 120.

Host: Corvus monedula [spermologus Vieillot].

7. argentina (Kellogg), 1906 (. Menopon ). J.N.Y. ent.Soc., 14: 49,

pi. 2 fig. 7.

Host: ( Chrysomitris ic/mca) =Carduelis m. magellanicus
(Vieillot).

8. bakeri Carriker, 1949. Proc. US. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3254:

22, fig. 5.

Host: Corvus kubaryi Reichenow.

9. bonariensis Malcomson, 1929. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 22: 728,

fig. 1.

Host: Molothrus bonariensis (Gmelin).

10. brevipes (Ewing), 1927 ( Acolpocephalum ). J . Wash. Acad. Sci.,
17: 88.

Host: Ptiloris victoriae Gould.

*11. breviventris (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 441, pi. 35
fig. 8.

Host: ( Pastor tricolor) = Gracupica melanoptera (Daudin).

12. brunnea (Nitzsch), 1866 (Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 120.
Host: ( Corvus caryocatactes) = Nucifraga c. caryocatactes
(Linn.).

*13. buxtoni Waterston, 1928. Insects Samoa, pt. 7, fasc. 3: 79,
figs. 1, 2a.

Host: Aplonis atrifusca (Peale).

14. carrikeri (Eichler), 1943 (Menacanthus). Zool. Anz., 141: 59.

Nomen novum for Menopon majus Carriker, 1003, nec
Piaget 1880.

Host: (Merula grayi) =Twx&\xs grayi casius (Bonaparte).

15. chiapensis Zavaleta, 1944. An. Inst. Biol. Mexico, 15: 204, fig. 4.

Hosts: (Oreophasis derbianus. Error) and Calocitta formosa
azurea Nelson.

16. consimilis (Piaget), 1885 (Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :

97, pi. 10 fig. 7.

Host: Corvus [corone] cornix Linn.

=no. 18.

17. conspicua (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Colpocephalum).

J. N.Y. ent. Soc., 10: 164, pi. 15 fig. 4.

Host: (Carpodacus mexicanus obscurus)— Carpodacus mexi-
canus frontalis (Say).

18. cornicis (De Geer), 1778 (Ricinus). Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 76, pi. 4

fig. 11.

Host: (Corneille) = Corvus corone cornix Linn.

*19. crassipes (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 450, pi. 35
fig- 7-

Host: (Epimachus magnificus) = Epimachus fastosus Her-
mann.

228

MYRSIDEA

20. cucullaris (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Liotheum s.g. Menopori). Germar’s

Mag. Ent., 3: 300. Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollino del
Storno bianco”.

Host: (Storno) =Sturnus v. vulgaris Linn.

21. cyanopycae Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 14 fig. 3.

Host: Cyanopyca cyanus japonica Parrot.

22. cyrtostigma (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 ( Menopon ). J.N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 165, ph 15 fig. 3.

Hosts: Vestiaria coccinea (Forster), Himatione sanguinea
(Gmelin) and Chlorodrepanis virens (Gmelin).

23. deperdita (Giebel), 1874 [Colpocephalum). Insecta epizoa: 281,

pi. 13 fig. 9.

Host: Corvus [corone] cornix Linn.

=no. 18.

24. diffusa (Kellogg), 1899 ( Colpocephalum ). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 40, pi. 4 figs. 3, 4.

Host: Amblycereus [h.] holosericeus (Lichtenstein).

25. dissimilis (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 536, pi. 73 fig. 5.

Host: Progne [s.] subis (Linn.).

*26. eurysternum (Denny), 1842. [Colpocephalum, nec Menopon
eurysternum Burm., 1838). Mon. Anopl. Brit.'. 199, 213,
pi. 8 fig. 6.

Host: [Corvus pica)= Pica p. pica (Linn.).

=no. 69.

27. extranea (Carriker), 1903 [Colpocephalum). Univ. Stud. Neb.,

3: 173, pi. 6 fig. 3.

Host: [Nyctidromus albicollis. Error). Probably =Ramphas-
tos swainsonii Gould.

28. fallax Keler, 1938. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 5: 236,

fig- 5-

Host: Cyanocorax cyanomelas Vieillot.

*29. femuralis (Kistiakowsky), 1936 [Nitzschia). Zool. Anz., 68: 10,
fig. 1.

Host: Hirundo rustica gutturalis Scopoli.

=no. 80.

*30. flavescens (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 439, pi. 35
fig. 9.

Host: [Sturnus [Acridotheres) cristatellus) = Acridotheres

fuscus javanicus Cabinis.

*31. flavida (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines : 438, pi. 42 fig. 5.
Host: [Eurylaimus cuculatus) =Eurylaimus ochromalus

Raffles.

32. franciscoloi Conci, 1942. Ann. Mus. civ. Stor. nat. Genova, 61:
287, figs. 1-3.

Host: Cinclus cinclus meridionalis Brehm.

229

MYRSIDEA

33. funerea (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Menopon ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Set., 6: 124, pi. 8 fig. 6.

Host: ( Dryobates pubescens gairdnerii) = Dendrocopos

pubescens turati (Malherbe).

34. fusca (Carriker), 1903 {Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 187.

Host: Ramphocoelus [p.] passerinii Bonaparte.

35. fuscomarginata (Osborn), 1896 [Menopon). Bull. U.S. Bur.

Ent. (n.s.), 5: 245.

Host: ( Turdus minor) ^Hylocichla fuscescens (Stephens).
*36. grandiceps (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 494, pi. 41
fig. 6.

Host: (“Xulla Mangola”) =Corvus e. enca (Horsfield) (see
Clay, 1940, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 6: 432).

37. hirsuta (Carriker), 1949 [Ramphasticola) . Rev. brasil. Biol., 9:
305, figs. 9-1 1.

Host: Ramphastos swainsonii Gould.

*38. hopkinsi Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 132, fig. 5.
Host: [Corvidtur albicollis) — Corvus albicollis Latham.

39. imbricata (Neumann), 1891 [Menopon). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toulouse, 25: 91 fig. 7.

Host: [Chlorolampis elegans) =Chlorostilbon swainsonii

(Lesson) (probably error).

40. incerta (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 533. pl- 73 fig- 2.

Hosts: [Spinus tristis) = Carduelis tristis salicamans (Grinnell)
and [Turdus ws/w/a/«s)==Hylocichla u. ustulata Nuttall.

41. indivisa (Nitzsch), 1866 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatlViss., 27: 120.

Host: [Corvus glandari us) = Garrulus g. glandarius (Linn.).

42. insolita (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 [Menopon). Rec. Ind. Mus.,

10: 238, fig. 4.

Host: Corvus [splendens] insolens Hume.

*43. insulsa (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement:
149, pl. 16 fig. 3.

Host: [Psitta sp.). Perhaps=Pitta sp.

*44. integra (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 451, pl. 35 fig. 5.
Host: [Chalibaeus viridis [Paradisea chalibaea)) — Manucodia

chalybata (Forster).

*45. intermedia (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 430.

Host: Corvus torquatus Lesson.

46. interrupta (Osborn), 1896 [Menopon). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 245, pl. 2 fig. h.

Host: [Corvus americanus)= Corvus corone brachyrhynchos

Brehm.

47. invadens (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 [Menopon). J.N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 167, pl. 15 fig. 5.

Host: Acridotheres tristis (Linn.).

230

MYRSIDEA

48. ishizawai Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 8, fig. 2.

Host: ( Oreocinchla dauma aurea) = Turdus dauraa aureus
Holandre.

49. isostoma (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Menopon ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

119-

Host: Corvus [f.] frugilegus Linn.

50. kikuchii Uchida, 1920. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 642.

Host : [Herodias garzetta. Error).

51. latifrons (Carriker), 1910 ( Nitzschia ). In Carriker & Shull, Enl.

News, 21: 56, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: Riparia [r.] riparia (Linn.).

52. longipecta (Uchida), 1917 [Menopon). J. Coll. Agric. 7 okyo, 3:

184, pi. 10 fig. 2.

Host: ( Arboricola crudigularis. Error). Probably =Dicrurus
macroeercus cathoecus Swinhoe.

53. luroris (Carriker), 1903 [Colpocephalum) . Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

174, pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: Zarhynchus wagleri [ridgwayi van Rossen].

54. magnidens Stafford, 1943. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 2: 41, figs. 10-17.

Host: Pitangus sulfuratus rufipennis (Lafresnaye) .

*55. major (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 441.

Host: ( Fringilla [Emberiza) nivalis) =Plectrophenax nivalis
(Linn.).

56. major (Carriker), 1903 [Menopon, nec M. major Piaget, 1880).
Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 187.

Host: [Merula grayi) = Turdus grayi casius (Bonaparte).

=no. 14.

57. melanorum (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.
(2), 6: 532, pi. 73 fig- 1.

Host: Pipilo [e.] erythrophthalmus (Linn.).

*58. mera (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement: 108.
pi. 11 fig. 10.

Host: [Ptilopus fasciatus. Error).

59. mesoleuca (Nitzsch), 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Menopon). Germa/s
Mag. Ent., 3: 300. Nomen novum for Ricinus cornicis De

Geer.

=no. 18.

*60. minuscula (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement:
104, pi. 11 fig. 5-

Host: [Philepitta jala) =Philepitta castanea (Muller).

61. mirabilis (Carriker), 1903 [Colpocephalum). Univ. Stud. Neb.,
3: 175, pi. 6 fig. 5- .

Host: Zarhynchus wagleri [ridgwayi van RossemJ.

*62. nigra (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 [Menopon). Bull. ent. Res., 2:
151, ph 5 figs- 4. 4a- 4b-

Host: [Corvultur albicollis)= Corvus albicollis Latham.

231

MYRSIDEA

*63. obovata (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines : 429, pi. 34
fig. 1.

Host: ( Corvus scapidatus) =Corvus albus Muller.

*64. ovata (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon , nec M. ovation Piaget, 1880).
Pediculines Supplement : 102.

Host: Paradisea rubra Daudin.

*65. pallida (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon , nec M. pallidum Burm.,
1838). Pediculines Supplement: 102.

Host: ( Epimachus a/6«s)=Seleucides nigricans (Shaw).

=no. 67.

66. palloris (Carriker), 1903 [Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 189,
pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host: Stelgidopteryx ruficollis uropygialis (Lawrence).

*67. piageti Harrison, 1916. Parasitology , 9: 59. Nomen novum for
Menopon pallidum Piaget, 1885 ( nec Burm., 1838).

Host: ( Epimachus a/6ws)=Seleucides nigricans (Shaw).

*68. piageti (Kistiakowsky), 1926 ( nec Harrison, 1916) ( Nitzschia ).
Zool. Anz., 68: 11, fig. 2.

Hosts: ( Hypotriorchis subbuteo. Error) and Riparia r. riparia
(Linn.).

—no. 51.

69. picae (Linne), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612. Nomen
novum for Redi’s Pollino del garza.

Host: (Gazza)=Pica p. pica (Linn.).

*70. pilosa (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines : 432, pi. 33
fig. 9.

Host: [Corvus senex) =Corvus tristis Lesson & Garnot.

71. ptilonorhynchi (Ponton), 1871 [Menopon). Mon. Micr.J., 6: 8,
pi. 91 fig. 1.

Host: [Ptilonorhynchus holosericeus) =Ptilonorhynchus

violaceus (Vieillot).

*72. ptilostomi Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 133
fig. 6.

Host: Ptilostomus afer (Linn.).

*73. pullula (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement: 105,
pi. 11 fig. 6.

Host: [Artamia Bernieri) = Oriolia bernieri Geoffioy.

*74. pungens (Piaget), 1890 [Colpocephalum). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
253, pi. 10 fig. 7.

Host: [Calorais panayensis)= Aplonis panayensis (Scopoli).

75. pycnonoti Eichler, 1947. Ark. Zool., 39A, no. 2: 18.

Host: [Pycnonotus analis)—'Pycnonot\is goiavier personatus
Hume.

76. quadrifasciata (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 440, pi.

35 fig- 6.

Host: Passer [d.] domesticus (Linn.).

232

MYRSIDEA

77. quadrimaculata (Carriker), 1902 ( Colpocephalum ). J.N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 223, pi. 21 fig. 4.

Host: Loxia curvirostra minor (Brehm).

78. ridulosa (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Menopon ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 135, pi. 9 fig. 4.

Host: Dendroica aestiva [brewsteri Grinnel].

*79. robsoni (Cummings), 1914 {Menopon). Bull. ent. Res., 5: 169,
fig- 7-

Host: (Hawk crow, probably Gymnocorax senex)= Corvus
tristis Lesson & Garnot.

80. rustica (Giebel), 1874 {Menopon). Insecta epizoa: 288.

Host: Hirundo [r.] rustica Linn.

*81. saturata (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement: 96,
pi. 10 fig. 6.

Host: Corvus enca [compilator Richmond].

82. serini (Seguy), 1944 {Menopon). Faune France, 43: 80, fig. 84.

Host: Serinus canarius serinus (Linn.).

83. shirakii Uchida, 1920. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 645.

Host: {Corvus macrorhynchus levaillanti)= Corvus macro-
rhynchus colonorum Swinhoe.

Possibly = adult of no. 95.

84. sjoestedti (Kellogg), 1910 {Colpocephalum). RTss. Ergebn.

schwed. zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 5°> pi- 7
fig. 7.

Hosts: {Corvus scapulatus)= Corvus albus Muller, and

( Corvultur albicollis) =Corvus albicollis Latham.

85. stenodesma (Carriker), 1903 {Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

184, pi. 8 fig. 2.

Hosts: Empidonax atriceps Salvin and {Tanagra palmerum
melanoptera) — Thraupis palmarum atripennis Todd.

86. straminea (Giebel), 1874 {Trinotum). Insecta epizoa: 302.

Host: {Hirundo americana) = Hirundo rustica erythrogaster
Boddaert.

87. struthidea Thompson, 1939. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 3: 534,

fig. 2, pi. 1 7 fig. 1.

Host: Struthidea [c.] cinerea Gould.

88. subaequalis (Haan), 1829 {Liotheum s.g. Colpocephalum). Mem.

Mus., 18: 309, pi. 4 fig. 5-
Host: (Corbeau) = Corvus corone cornix Linn.

=no. 18.

89. subanaspila Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 131,

fig- 4-

Host: Corvus albus Muller.

90. subdissimilis Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. lokyo, 9: 6, fig. 1.

Host: {Cyanoptila cyanomelana) = Muscicapa c. cyanomelana
(Temminck).

233

NAUBATES

91. takayamai Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 11.

Host: ( Pericrocotus c. cm£ra<s)= Pericrocotus roseus divari-
catus Raffles.

92. teraokai Uchida, 1918. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 490, fig. 2.

Host: ( Demiegretta jugularis grayi. Error). Probably =

Aplonis pelzelni Finsch.

93. thoracica (Giebel), 1874 ( Menopon ). Insecta epizoa: 287.

Host: Turdus [v.] viscivorus Linn.

*94. trinoton (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pediculines : 431, pi. 33,
fig. 10.

Host: ( Corvus validissimus)— Corvus validus Bonaparte.

*95. trithorax (Piaget), 1885 (Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
97, pi. 10 fig. 8.

Host: Corvus macrorhynchus Wagler.

*96. troglodyti (Denny), 1842 (Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 200,
221, pi. 18 fig. 7.

Host: (Troglodytes Europaeus) = Troglodytes t. troglodytes
(Linn.).

97. urocissae (Uchida), 1917 (Menopon). J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3:
186, pi. 10 fig. 5.

Host: Urocissa coerulea Gould.

*98. victrix Waterston, 1915. Ent. mon. Mag., 51: 13, pi. 1 figs. 2b,

2C.

Host: (Yellow and black-billed toucan, probably Rhamphas-
tos tocard) = Ramphastos swainsonii Gould.

99. vincula (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 (Colpocephalum). Viet. Nat.,
18: 158, fig. 10.

Host: Strepera graculina [ashbyi Mathews].

NAUBATES Bedford, 1930

(Naubates. Bedford, 1920, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 7-8: 733. Nomen nudum.)
Naubates. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 167. Type species:
Esthiopterum fuliginosus (Taschenberg).

Naubates. Harrison, 1937, •Set. Rep. Aust. Antarct. Exped., C2, pt. 1: 31. Type
species: N. heteroproctus Harrison.

As explained by Bedford (1920, p. 734) the names Naubates and
Perineus were manuscript names that he found attached to speci-
mens determined by Harrison. Comparison of the descriptions of
Naubates published by Bedford and (posthumously) by Harrison
shows that they are entirely different. Bedford is, therefore, the
author of the genus Naubates, of which Naubates Harrison (if
different) would be an invalid homonym.

t. clypeatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Lipeurus ). Insecta epizoa: 236.

Host: (Pachyptila coerulescens) =Halobaena caerulea

(Gmelin).

234

NAUBATES

2. fuliginosus (Taschenberg), 1882 ( Lipeurus ). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 156, pi. 4 fig. 3.

Hosts: Diomedea exulans Linn, and D. chlororhynchos
Gmelin.

garbei Pessoa & Guimara.es, 1935. See Pectinopygus.
garrodiae Clay, 1940. See Philoceanus.

3. harrisoni Bedford, 1930. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 168, figs.

12, 14, 16B.

Host: [Ardenna gnm’s) =PufFinus gravis O’Reilly.

4. heteroproctus Harrison, 1937. Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarct. Exped.,

C2, pt. 1: 30, pi. 2 figs. 4-7.

Host: ( Aestrelata lessoni) =Pterodroma 1. lessonii (Garnot).

5. major (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Lipeurus , nec L. major

Piaget, 1880). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 101, pi. 7
fig- 3-

Hosts: Puffinus opisthomelas Coues and P. creatopus Coues.

6. prioni (Enderlein), 1908 [Lipeurus). Dtsch. siidpolar Exped.

1901-1903, 10: 454, figs. 194, 196-199.

Host: ( Prion desolatus) =Pachyptila d. desolata (Gmelin).

7. pterodromi Bedford, 1930. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 170, figs.

10, 13.

Host: Pterodroma m. macroptera (A. Smith),
robertsi Clay, 1940. See Philoceanus.

8. testaceus (Taschenberg), 1882 [Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop-

Carol., 44: 135, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: [Procellaria capensis) = ~Da\ition capensis (Linn.).
NEOCOLPOCEPHALUM Ewing, 1933

Ferrisia. Uchida, 1926 ( nec Fullaway, 1923), J . Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 43.

Type species: Colpocephalum turbinatum Denny.

Neocolpocephalum. Ewing, 1933, J. Parasit., 20: 65. Nomen novum for
Ferrisia Uchida.

We do not consider Neocolpocephalum to be separable from
Colpocephalum.

NEODASYONYX Werneck, 1941

Neodasyonyx. Werneck, 1941, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 543. Type species:
Dasyonyx transvaalensis Werneck.

A good subgenus of Dasyonyx.

[NEODOCOPHORUS Nomen nudum)

{Neodocophorus. Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., n: 53. Nomen nudum.)

This supposed genus has never been described and the name there-
fore has no status in nomenclature. The group to which it was
intended to apply is not separable from Strigiphilus.
m. — 16 235

NEOMENOPON

NEOFELICOLA Werneck, 1948

Neofelicola. Werneck, 1948, Maldfagos de mamiferos, pt. 1: 235. Type species:
N. aspidorhynchus Werneck.

We do not consider this group to be more than a subgenus of
Fell cola.

NEOMENOPON Bedford, 1920

Neomenopon. Bedford, 1920, Parasitology, 12: 170. Type species (by monotypy):
N. pteroclmus Bedford.

i. pteroclurus Bedford, 1920. Parasitology, 12: 170, pi. 13 figs. 1, 2.
Host: ( Pteroclurus namaqua) = Pterocles namaqua (Gmelin).

NEOPHILOPTERUS Cummings, 1916

Neophilopterus. Cummings, 1916, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916: 660. Type
species: Docophorus tricolor Nitzsch.

1. abdimius Bedford, 1929. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 524, figs.

27-29.

Host: Sphenorhynchus abdimii (Lichtenstein).

2. completus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

361.

Host: ( Anastomus coromandelicus) = Anastomus oscitans

(Boddaert).

3. episcopi (Kellogg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). IPfss. Ergebn. schwed.

zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro , 3: 44, pi. 77 fig. 2.

Host: Dissoura episcopus microscelis (G. R. Gray).

4. heteropygus (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 99.

Host: ( Tantalus /ocf</«for) = Mycteria americana Linn.

5. horridus (Giebel), 1876 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 47: 249.

Host: ( Ciconia [ Mycteria ) australis) =Xenorhynchus asiati-
cus australis (Shaw).

*6. incompletus (Denny), 1842 [Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
47, 105 pi. 6 fig. 5.

Host: ( Ciconia alba)—C\c,on\2L c. ciconia (Linn.).

*7. indicus (Piaget), 1880 [Docophorus). Pediculines : 98, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Host: [Tantalus lacteus)=l\As cinereus (Raffles).

8. orfilai Guimaraes, 1943. Rev. Soc. ent. Argent., n: 433, figs.
5-12.

Host: [Ajaia ajaia. Error) =Euxenura galeata (Molina).
=no. 10.

*9. platyclypeatus (Piaget), 1871 [Docophorus) . Tijdschr. Ent., 14:
132, pi. 7 fig. 12.

Host: Anastomus lamelligerus [madagascariensis] Milne-
Edwards.

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NEOPSITTACONIRMUS

10. subincompletus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Docophorus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 361.

Host: ( Ciconia maquari) =Euxenura galeata (Molina).

11. travassosi Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1938. Livro jubil. Travassos, 3:

385, figs. 1-4.

Host: ( Tantalus americanus) = Mycteria americana Linn.
=no. 4.

12. tricolor (Burmeister), 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 424.

Host: Ciconia nigra (Linn.).

*13. unifasciatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 13, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: ( Polyborus vulgaris. Error) =some member of the
Ciconiinae.

NEOPSITTACONIRMUS Conci, 1942

Neopsittaconirmus . Conci, 20. v. 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 37. Type species:
N. borgiolii Conci.

Psittacicola. Guimaraes, 28. xi. 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 80.

Type species: Esthiopterum kea Kellogg.

Pflegeriella. Eichler, 1943, Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., 11: 114. Type species:
Lipeurus circumfasciatus Piaget.

*1. albidus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines : 300, pi. 24 fig. 5.
Host: Coracopsis vasa (Shaw).

2. albus (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 (Lipeurus). Viet. Nat., 18: 157,

fig- 4-

Host: (Cacatua galerita) = Kakatoe g. galerita (Latham).

3. anodis (Neumann), 1891 (Lipeurus). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toulouse, 25: 86, fig. 3.

Host: (Dasyptilus pecqueti) =Psittrichas fulgidus (Lesson).

4. borgiolii Conci, 1942. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 44: 38, figs. 1-4.

Host: Calyptorhynchus funereus (Shaw).

5. capreolus (Gervais), 1844 (Philopterus) . In Walckenaer, Hist.

nat. Ins., 3: 353.

Host: (Psittacus sulphur eus) =Kakatoe sulphurea (Gmelin).

6. chandabani (Ansari), 1947 (Psittaconirmus). Proc. nat. Inst.

Sci. India, 13: 273, fig. 6.

Host: Psittacula eupatria nipalensis (Hodgson).

7. circumfasciatus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines'. 301,

pi. 24 fig. 6.

Host: ( Platycercus melanurus)= Polytelis anthopeplus (Lear).

8. circumfasciatus (Taschenberg), 1882 (Lipeurus, nec L. circum-

fasciatus Piaget 1880). Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44: 117,
pi. 3 fig. 13.

Host: (Eclectus Linnei)= Lorius roratus pectoralis (P. L. S.

Muller).

=no. 18.

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NEOPSITTACONIRMUS

9. eos (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 181. Nomen novum
for Nirmus tenuis Rudow, 1870 ( nec Burmeister, 1838).
Host: ( Cacatua eos) = Kakatoe roseicapilla (Vieillot).

*10. femoratus (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines : 675, pi. 56
fig. 4.

Host: ( Eclectus sp., from Celebes) =Lorius sp.

*11. interruptofasciatus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines :
302, pi. 24 fig. 7.

Hosts: {Eclectus sinensis)— Lorius roratus pectoralis (P. L. S.
Muller) and {E. puniceus {cardinalis)) = Lorius r. roratus
(P. L. S. Muller).

12. kea (Kellogg), 1907 {Lipeurus). Psyche, Carnb., Mass., 12: 122.

Host: Nestor notabilis Gould.

13. lybartota (Ansari), 1947 {Psittaconirmus). Proc. nat. Inst. Sci.

India, 13: 275, fig. 7.

Host: {Psittacula krameri manillensis) = Psittaeula krameri
borealis (Neumann).

14. palaeornis (Eichler), 1943 {Pflegeriella). Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges.,

IT. II4.

Host: Psittacula derbyana (Fraser).

15- pallipes (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement: 56,
pi. 6 fig. 3.

Host: {Platycercus splendens)= Prosopeia tabuensis splendens
(Peale).

*16. piageti (Eichler), 1943 {Pflegeriella). Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., n:
115. Nomen novum for unnamed var. of Lipeurus albidus
described by Piaget, 1880, Pediculines: 301, pi. 24 fig. 5b.
Host: Coracopsis nigra (Linn.).

17. strepsiceros (Nitzsch), 1866 {Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

118.

Host: {Psittacus erythacus )= Psittacus e. erithacus Linn.

18. taschenbergi (Eichler), 1943 {Pflegeriella). Mitt, dtsch. ent.

Ges., 11: 1 15. Nomen novum for Lipeurus circumfasciatus
Taschenberg, 1882 {nec Piaget 1880).

19. tenuis (Rudow), 1870 {Nirmus, nec Burmeister, 1838). Z. ges.

NatWiss., 35: 471.

Host: {Cacatua eos) = Kakatoe roseicapilla (Vieillot).

=no. 9.

*20. trinoton (Piaget), 1890 {Nirmus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 227, pi. 8
fig- 5-

Host: {Macrocercus macao)—Ava, macao (Linn.).
NEOTRICHODECTES Ewing, 1929

Neotrichodectes. Ewing, 1929, Man. external Parasites: 121, 194. Type species:
Trichodectes mephitidis Packard.

A subgenus of Trichodectes.

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NESIOTINUS

NESIOTES Kellogg, 1903 [nee Wollaston, 1861)

Nesiotes. Kellogg, 1903 [nee Wollaston, 1861), Biol. Bull. Wood's Hole, 5: 89.

Nesiotes is only used in the caption of Kellogg’s figure. It seems
probable that Kellogg intended to call his genus Nesiotes, altered the
name to Nesiotinus on discovering that Nesiotes had already been
used, but forgot to alter the caption of the figure and the spelling
of the specific name demersa. Nesiotes Kellogg is an absolute
synonym of Nesiotinus.

NESIOTINUS Kellogg, 1903

Nesiotinus. Kellogg, 1903, Biol. Bull. Wood’s Hole, 5: 89. Type species (by
monotypy): N. demersa Kellogg.

i. demersus Kellogg, 1903. Biol. Bull . Wood’s Hole, 5: 90, fig. 3.
Host: ( Aptenodytes longirostris) = Aptenodytes patagonica

halli Mathews.

NEUMANNIA Uchida, 1926 [nee Trouessart, 1888)

Neumannia. Uchida, 1926 ( nee Trouessart, 1888), J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 27.
Type species: Neumannia okadai Uchida.

An absolute synonym of Uchida, which we do not consider
separable from Menacanthus.

NIRMOCOTES Carriker, 1936

Nirmocotes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 78. Type species:
Nirmocotes orbicularis Carriker.

A synonym of Strongylo cotes.

N1RM0IDES Eichler, 1944

Nirmoides. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Docophorus
antennatus Piaget.

Not separable from Quadraceps.

NIRMUS Hermann, 1804

Nirmus. Hermann, 1804, MSm. Apterolog: 12. Nomen novum for Ricinus de
Geer. Type species (by subsequent designation, Neumann, 1906, Bull.
Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 56): Ricinus fringillae de Geer.

A totally unnecessary new name, proposed on the grounds that
Ricinus had previously been used in botany. No type species has
been explicitly designated, but Neumann, in designating a type
species for Ricinus, automatically did the same for Nirmus.

The few names proposed in Nirmus Hermann are included with
those in Nirmus Nitzsch.

Nirmus Hermann is an absolute synonym of Ricinus.

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NIRMUS

NIRMUS Nitzsch, 1818 [nec Hermann, 1804)

Nirmus. Nitszch, 1818 ( nec Hermann, 1804), Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 291. Type
species (by subsequent designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc.
Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36: 326): “Degeeriella discocephalus N.”

Because attempts are constantly made to revive this name, it is
necessary to discuss it. Nitzsch took over the name Nirmus from
Hermann and used it in a narrower sense, but he did not include it
in a single one of the species included in Ricinus, so that his genus is
not a restriction of Nirmus Hermann but a totally different genus,
whose name is preoccupied. Even if Nirmus Nitzsch were a legiti-
mate restriction of Nirmus Hermann, the name Nirmus could still
not be used because the much-earlier name Ricinus is available.
Since Degeeriella Neumann is merely a nomen novum for Nirmus
Nitzsch nec Hermann, Johnston & Harrison (1911: 326), in select-
ing a type species for Degeeriella, automatically designated one for
Nirmus Nitzsch.

Nirmus Nitzsch is an absolute synonym of Degeeriella Neumann.

abruptus Osborn, 1896. See Briielia.
actophilus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Lunaceps.
acuminatus Piaget, 1885. See Rallicola.
acutangulatus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.
acutifrons Rudow, 1869. See Pectinopygus.
acutofasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.
acutus Piaget, 1880. See Picicola.
adustus Olfers, 1816. See Philopterus.
aeruginosi Denny, 1852. See Degeeriella.
aethereus Giebel, 1874. See Quadraceps.

(aeutus Piaget, 1880. Misprint for acutus, q.v.)

affinis Children, 1836. See Lagopoecus.

ajffinis Nitzsch, 1874 ( nec Children, 1836). See Briielia.

albescens Piaget, 1890. See Buceronirmus.

albicillae Denny, 1852. See Laemobothrion.

albidus Rudow, 1869. See Briielia.

alcae Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.

alchatae Rudow, 1870. See Syrrhaptoecus.

alexandrinus Giebel, 1874. See Quadraceps.

alpha Kellogg, 1914. See Quadraceps.

amblys Kellogg, 1896. See Degeeriella.

americanus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Aquanirmus.

ampullatus Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.

anagrapsus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

anchoratus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

angulatus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

angulicollis Giebel, 1876. See Episbatcs.

angusticeps Giebel, 1874. See Turnicola.

angustifrons Carriker, 1902. See Briielia.

angustus Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.

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NIRMUS

annulatus Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.
ansatus Rudow, 1870. See Strongylocotes.
apiastri Denny, 1842. See Bruelia.
appendiculatus Piaget, 1880. See Degeeriella.

(aquiae “Gervais”, Kellogg 1908. Misprint for aguicie, q.v. in
Degeeriella.)

arcellus Piaget, 1885. See Buceronirmus.
arcus Piaget, 1885. See Penenirmus.
argulus Burmeister, 1838. See Bruelia.
assimilis Piaget, 1890. See Quadraceps.
asymmetricus Burmeister, 1838. See Dahlemhornia.
atopus Kellogg, 1899. See Cticulicola.

atrimarginatus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Quadraceps.
attenuatus Burmeister, 1838. See Rallicola.
audax Kellogg, 1899. See Bruelia.

auratus (Haan), -1829 ( Philopterus s.g. Nirnms). See Quad-
raceps.

(axypygus ’“Giebel”, Kellogg, 1908. Misprint for oxypygus,

q-v.)

bicolor Piaget, 1880. See Lunaceps.
bicurvatus Piaget, 1880. See Bruelia.
bicuspis Nitzsch, 1874. See Quadraceps.
biguttatus Kellogg & Paine, 1914- See Bruelia.
bimaculatus Piaget, 1885. See Picicola.
biocellatus Piaget, 1880. See Bruelia.
bipunctatus Rudow, 1870. See Bruelia.
birostris Giebel, 1874. See Quadraceps.
biseriatus Children, 1836. See Quadraceps.
bisetaceus Piaget, 1885. See Bruelia.
boephilus Kellogg, 1896. See Quadraceps.
brachyoti Denny, 1852. See Strigiphilus.
brachy thorax Giebel, 1874. See Bruelia.

. bracteatus Nitzsch, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 369.

Host: {D acelo gigantea) =DsLce\o novaeguineae (Hermann).
Does not appear to belong to any genus known to occur on
kingfishers.

brasiliensis Giebel, 1866. See Bruelia.
brevipes Piaget, 1880. See Bruelia.
brunneipictus Giebel, 1877. See Lipeurus.
brunneus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
burmeisteri Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
buteonivorus Packard, 1872. See Laemobothrion.
caementicus Nitzsch, 1874. See Lagopoecus.
caligineus Carriker, 1903. See Penenirmus.
cameratus (Haan), 1829 ( Philopterus s.g. Nirmus). See
Cuclotogaster .

cameratus Burmeister, 1838 ( nec Haan, 1829). See Lagopoecus.
candidus Nitzsch, 1866. See Picicola.

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capensis Rudow, 1870. See Pectinopygus.

caracarensis Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Degeeriella.

caspius Giebel, 1870. See Quadraceps.

castaneus Piaget, 1890. See Degeeriella.

cedrorum Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

cephalotes Nitzsch, 1866. See Paroncophorus.

cephaloxys Nitzsch, 1866. See Alcedoffula.

chelurus Nitzsch, 1874. See Cuculicola.

cingulatus Denny, 1842. See Carduiceps.

citrinus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

claviformis Denny, 1842. See Columbicola.

clypeatus Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Quadraceps.

coelebitis Denny, 1852. See Philopterus.

complexivus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Carduiceps.

coniceps Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

connexus Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Quadraceps.

coracis Denny, 1852. See Philopterus.

cordatus Osborn, 1896. See Lunaceps.

crassiceps Rudow, 1870. See Strongylocotes.

(crassicornis Olfers, 1816, does not exist. See Pediculus crassi-
cornis Scopoli.)

crassipes Denny, 1852. See Quadraceps.
crassipes Piaget, 1885 (nec Denny, 1852). See Briielia.
crinitus Rudow, 1869. See Lipeurus.
cruciatus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.
cuculi Denny, 1842. See Cuculicola.
cursorius Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.
curvilineatus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Degeeriella.
(cuspidatus Denny, 1842, does not exist. See Pediculus
cuspidatus Scopoli.)

cyclothorax Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.
decipiens Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.
deficiens Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.
delicatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
densilimbus Nitzsch, 1866. See Bruelia.
dentatus Mjoberg, 1910. See Carduiceps.
depressus Rudow, 1869. See Pectinopygus.
diaprepes Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Bruelia.
dilatofasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Cuculicola.
discocephalus Burmeister, 1838. See Degeeriella.
dispar Piaget, 1880. See Pectinopygus.

. divergens Neumann, 1890. Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse, 24: 62.

Host: ( Pezoporus /ormos«s)=Pezoporus wallicus (Kerr).

Unidentifiable.

docophoroides Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.
domesticus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Briielia.
ductilis Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Bruelia.
ellipticus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

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NIRMUS

elongatus Olfers, 1816. See Ricinus.
elongatus Denny, 1842 ( nec Olfers, 1816). See Briielia.
emarginatus Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Cummingsiella.
eos Giebel, 1874. See Neopsittaconirmus.
epustulatus Carriker, 1903. See Degeeriella.

(erinitus Rudow, 1870. Misprint for crinitus, q.v.)
erythropteri Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.
eugrammicus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.
euprepes Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Quadraceps.
eustigmus Kellogg, 1896. See Briielia.
euzonius Nitzsch, 1861. See Degeeriella.
exiguus Nitzsch, 1S66. See Briielia.
fallax Giebel, 1874. See Penenirmus.
farallonii Kellogg, 1896. See Pectinopygus.
fasciatus Rudow, 1869. See Degeeriella.
felix Giebel, 1874. See Quadraceps.
fenestratus Nitzsch, 1866. See Cuculicola.
filiformis Olfers, 1816. See Columbicola.
fimbriatus Giebel, 1866. See Quadraceps.
fissus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.
flammineae Denny, 1852. See Strigiphilus.
flavidus Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
foedus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Picicola.
fornicatus Olfers, 1816. See Saemundssonia.
francisi Carriker, 1903. See Bizarrifrons.
f rater Piaget, 1880. See Degeeriella.
frontatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Craspedonirmus.
fulicae Denny, 1842. See Rallicola.
fuligulae Denny, 1852. See Anatoecus.
fulvofasciatus Grube, 1851. See Carduiceps.
fulvoguttatus Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.
fulvus Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
funebris Nitzsch, 1866. See Rallicola.
furvus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.
fuscofasciatus “Grube”, Giebel, 1874. See Carduiceps.
fuscomarginatus Denny, 1842. See Aquanirmus.
fuscus Denny, 1842. See Degeeriella.
fuscus Nitzsch, 1861 [nec Denny, 1842). See Degeeriella.
fuscus Nitzsch, 1866 ( nec Denny, 1842). See Quadraceps.
galapagensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902, p. 471- See Briielia.
galapagensis Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902, p. 474 ( nec P- 471)-
See Briielia.

giganticola Kellogg, 1896. See Perineus.

glandarii Denny, 1842. See Briielia.

glandarii Denny, 1852 {nec 1842). See Philopterus.

glaucus Stephens, 1829. See Saemundssonia.

globifer Olfers, 1816. See Philopterus.

gloriosus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.

goniocotes Piaget, 1885. See Briielia.

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NIRMUS

goniodes Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

gracilis Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

grandiceps Piaget, 1888. See Buceronirmus.

griseus Rudow, 1869. See Quadraceps.

gulosus Nitzsch, 1866. See Penenirmus.

haematopi Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.

hasticeps Olfers, 1816. See Laemobothrion.

hastiformis Carriker, 1903. See Trogoninirmus.

hawaiiensis Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Quadraceps.

3. hebes Kellogg, 1896. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 101, pi. 5

fig- 3-

Host: (, Sterna maxima. Error).

Apparently a straggling nymph. Unidentifiable,
hecticus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
hemichrous Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
heteroscelis Nitzsch, 1866. See Penenirmus.
heterotypus Megnin, 1880. See Lagopoecus.
hiaticulae Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.
himantopi Denny, 1852. See Saemundssonia.
holophaeus Burmeister, 1838. See Lunaceps.
hoplopteri Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.
hospes Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
hypoleucus Denny, 1842. See Mulcticola.
iliaci Denny, 1842. See Briielia.
illustris Kellogg, 1896. See Briielia.
immaculatus Piaget, 1890. See Briielia.
inaequalis Piaget, 1880. See Lunaceps.
incertus Piaget, 1885. See Degeeriella.
incoenis Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Lunaceps.
infectus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.
infrequens Carriker, 1902. See Briielia.
intermedius Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
intermedins Giebel, 1874 ( nec Nitzsch, 1866). See Rallicola.
interpositus Kellogg, 1899. See Briielia.
interruptus Piaget, 1880. See Quadraceps.
jugifer T. Muller, 1932. See Quadraceps.
juno Giebel, 1874. See Briielia.
kilim an djarensis Kellogg, 1910. See Quadraceps.

4. kunzei Giebel, 1874. Lnsecta epizoa : 125.

Host: ( F.alco tinnunculus. Error).

Host incorrect; type lost. Not referable to a modern genus,
lais Giebel, 1874. See Briielia.
laticeps Piaget, 1888. See Briielia.
latifasciatus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.
latirostris Burmeister, 1838. See Cuculicola.

(latus Nitzsch, 1866. Misprint for lotus, q.v. (see Giebel, 1874:
155)-)

lautiusculus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Briielia.

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NIRMUS

lepidus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.
leucocephalus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
leucopleurus Nitzsch, 1874. See Degeeriella.
ligulatus Neumann, 1890. See Paragoniocotes.
limbatus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.
lineatus Piaget, 1880. See Quadraceps.
lineolatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
lingulatus Waterston, 1914. See Quadraceps.
lipeuriformis Rudow, 1869. See Cuculicola.
longicollis Rudow, 1869. See Quadraceps.
longipes Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.
longus Kellogg, 1896. See Briielia.
lotus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
lucidus Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Lunaceps.
lugens Giebel, 1874. See Rallicola.

(luprepes Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. Misprint for euprepes,
q.v.)

macrocephalus Waterston, 1914. See Quadraceps.

magnocephalus Carriker, 1902. See Rhynonirmus.

magus Nitzsch, 1866. See Bizarrifrons.

major Kellogg, 1899. See Quadraceps.

majus Nitzsch, 1866. Misprint for magus, q.v.

mandarinus Giglioli, 1864. See Briielia.

marginalis Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

marginatus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

marginatus Osborn, 1896 (nec Burmeister, 1838). See Picicola.

marginellus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.

maritimus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Quadraceps.

melanococus Carriker, 1903. See Briielia.

melanophrys Nitzsch, 1866. See Upupicola.

menura Le Souef & Bullen, 1902. See Briielia.

menuraelyrae Coinde, 1859. See Briielia.

merulae Denny, 1852. See Briielia.

merulensis Denny, 1842. See Briielia.

mesomelas Nitzsch, 1874. See Quadraceps.

minhaensis Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Rallicola.

minutus Nitzsch, 1866. See Rallicola.

modularis Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

monedulae Denny, 1852. See Philopterus.

mundus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.

mystax Giebel, 1874. See Rallicola.

naumanni Giebel, 1874. See Quadraceps.

nebulosus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

nesiotes Kellogg & Mann, 1912. See Briielia.

nigrescens Evans, 1912. See Lagopoecus.

5. nigricans Rudow, 1869. Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 20.

Host: ( Balearica pavonina. Error).

Type lost; host erroneous. Not referable to a modern genus.

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NIRM US

nigrolimbatus Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.

nigromarginatus Piaget, 1880. See Cuclotogaster.

nigropictus Carriker, 1902. See Briielia.

nigrosignatus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

nisus Giebel, 1866. See Degeeriella.

nitzschii Ponton, 1871. See Picicola.

nitzschi Giebel, 1874 [nee Ponton, 1871). See Degeeriella.

nivalis Giebel, 1874. See Briielia.

normifer Grube, 1851. See Quadraceps.

nudus Giebel, 1879. See Briielia.

numenii Denny, 1842. See Lunaceps.

numidae Denny, 1842. See Lipeurus.

nychthemerus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.

obliquus Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.

obscurus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.

obtusus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.

ochropi Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.

ochropygos Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

oculatus Rudow, 1870. See Strigiphilus.

oedicnemi Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.

olivaceus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

opacus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Quadraceps.

opisthotomus Kellogg, 1910. See Quadraceps.

orarius Kellogg, 1896. See Quadraceps.

ornatissimus Giebel, 1874. See Briielia.

ornatus Grube, 1851. See Quadraceps.

orpheus Osborn, 1896. See Picicola.

ovalis Neumann, 1890. See Briielia.

ovatus Uchida, 1917. See Lagopoecus.

°xypygus Giebel, 1874. See Briielia.

pacificus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Quadraceps.

pallidovittatus Grube, 1851. See Lagopoecus.

pallidus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

pallidus Osborn, 1896 (nec Piaget, 1880). See Briielia.

paludicola Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.

paraboliceps Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.

parabolocybe Carriker, 1903. See Briielia.

paradoxus Rudow, 1869. See Syrrhaptoecus.

paradoxus Giebel, 1874 (nec Rudow, 1869). See Carduiceps.

parallelus Osborn, 1896. See Cummingsiella.

parvulus Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

peninsularis Kellogg, 1899. See Briielia.

phaeonotus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

phaeopi Denny, 1842. See Lunaceps.

phaeopodis Giebel, 1874. See Lunaceps.

phalaropi Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.

phlyctopygos Nitzsch, 1861. See Degeeriella.

picturatus Osborn, 1896. See Briielia.

pictus Mjoberg, 1910. See Quadraceps.

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NIRMUS

pileus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

platyclypeatus Piaget, 1880. See Degeeriella.

podicepis Denny, 1842. See Aquanirmus.

praestans Kellogg, 1896. See Quadraceps.

procellariae Denny, 1852. See Halipeurus.

propinquus Giebel, 1874. See Bruelia.

pseudonirmus Nitzsch, 1874. See Cummingsiella.

pseudophaeus Carriker, 1903. See Degeeriella.

pterocephalus Olfers, 1816. See Ricinus.

ptiliogonis Carriker, 1903. See Bruelia.

punctatus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.

punctatus Giebel, 1874 ( nec Burmeister, 1838). See Quadraceps.

punctulatus Giebel, 1866. See Quadraceps.

punctulatus Giebel, 1874 (nec Giebel, 1866). See Quadraceps.

quadrangularis Rudow, 1869. See Bruelia.

quadraticollis Rudow, 1870. See Degeeriella.

quadrilineatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Sturnidoecus.

quadrisetaceus Piaget, 1880. See Quadraceps.

quadrulatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Lagopoecus.

rallinus Denny, 1842. See Fulicofftda.

ravus Kellogg, 1899. See Quadraceps.

regalis Giebel, 1866. See Degeeriella.

rhamphasti Carriker, 1903. See Bruelia.

ridgwayi Kellogg, 1906. See Quadraceps.

(rostratus “Giebel” Harrison 1916: 122. Does not exist; see
Docophorus rostratus.)
rotundatus Osborn, 1896. See Bruelia.
ruficeps Nitzsch, 1866. See Sturnidoecus.
rufus Burmeister, 1838. See Degeeriella.
sacer Giebel, 1866. See Quadraceps.
satelles Nitzsch, 1866. See Bruelia.
scalaris Piaget, 1880. See Carduiceps.
scolopacis Denny, 1842. See Rhynonirmus.
sculptus Kolenati, 1859. See Cucidicola.
secondarius Osborn, 1896. See Degeeriella.
sellatus Burmeister, 1838. See Quadraceps.
sellatus Rudow, 1870 ( nec Burmeister, 1838). See Lipeurus.
selliger Giebel, 1861. See Quadraceps.
semiannulatus Piaget, 1883. See Bruelia.
semicingulatus Piaget, 1890. See Paragonio cotes.
semifissus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
separatus Kellogg & Kuwana, 1902. See Quadraceps.
seta Piaget, 1880. See Columbicola.
setosus Giebel, 1876. See Pelmatocerandra.
setosus Le Souef & Bullen, 1902 ( nec Giebel, 1876). See
Dalilemhornia.

sexmaculatus Piaget, 1880. See Bruelia.
signatus Piaget, 1880. See Quadraceps.
similis Giebel, 1866. See Quadraceps.

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NIRMUS

simplex Kellogg, 1896. See Sturnidoecus.
socialis Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
splendidus Kellogg, 1899. See Cuculicola.
stenopyx Burmeister, 1838. See Acidoproctus.
stenorhynchus Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
stenozonus Kellogg & Chapman, 1902. See Briielia.
stictochrous Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
stramineus Denny, 1842. See Briielia.
strepsilaris Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.
stridulae Denny, 1852. See Strigiphilus.
striolatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
subacutus Piaget, 1880. See Briielia.
subcingulatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
subcuspidatus Burmeister, 1838. See Capraiella.
submarginellus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
subscalaris Piaget, 1880. See Carduiceps.
subtilis Nitzsch, 1874. See Briielia.
sulphureus Giebel, 1876. See Trogoninirmus.
superciliosus Nitzsch, 1866. See Briielia.
taurus Giebel, 1876. See Buceronirmus.
temporalis Piaget, 1890. See Degeeriella.
tenuis Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

tenuis Rudow, 1870 ( nec Burmeister, 1838), See Neopsittaco-
nirmus.

tesselatus Denny, 1842. See Lipeurus.
testudinarius Children, 1836. See Quadraceps.
tetragonocephalus Olfers, 1816. See Goniodes.
thoracicus Packard, 1870. See Ricinus.

tinnami Rudow, 1870. Misspelling of tinami, q.v. in Strongylocotes.

triangulatus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.

trigonocephalus Olfers, 1816. See Menopon.

trimaculatus Piaget, 1880. See Lunaceps.

trimarginis Carriker, 1902. See Penenirmus.

trinoton Piaget, 1890. See N eopsittaconirmus.

tristis Giebel, 1874, p. 143. See Briielia.

tristis Giebel, 1874 (p. 168, nec p. 143). See Rhynonirmus.

trithorax Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

truncatus Olfers, 1816. See Dennyus.

truncatus Nitzsch, 1866 ( nec Olfers, 1816). See Rhynonirmus.
turmalis Denny, 1842. See Otidoecus.

6. tyrannus Osborn, 1896. Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 228.

Host: Tyrannus sp.

Unplaceable; possibly host wrong,
umbrinus Nitzsch, 1866. See Quadraceps.
uncinosus Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.

7. unicolor Nitzsch, 1866. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 371.

Host: ( Otis tarda. Error).

Host wrong and type lost. Unrecognizable.

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NOSOPON

urniger Giebel, 1861. See Quadraceps.
vagans Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
vanelli Denny, 1842. See Quadraceps.
varius Burmeister, 1838. See Briielia.
virgatus Kellogg, 1899. See Briielia.
viscivori Denny, 1842. See Briielia.
vittatus Giebel, 1874. See Degeeriella.
vulgatus Kellogg, 1896. See Briielia.
xanthocephali Osborn, 1896. See Briielia.
zonarius Nitzsch, 1866. See Carduiceps.

NITZSCHIA Denny, 1842 (nec Baer, 1827)

Nitzschia. Denny, 1842 ( nec Baer, 1827), Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 230. Type species
(by monotypy): N. burmeisteri Denny.

bruneri Carriker, 1903. See Dennyus.

burmeisteri Denny, 1842. See Dennyus.

dubius Kellogg, 1896. See Dennyus.

femuralis Kistiakowsky, 1926. See Myrsidea.

latifrons Carriker, 1910. See Myrsidea.

meridionalis Carriker, 1903. See Dennyus.

minor Kellogg & Paine, 1914. See Dennyus.

piageti Kistiakowsky, 1926. See Myrsidea.

tibialis Piaget, 1880. See Dennyus.

tibialis Carriker, 1902 {nec Piaget, 1880). See Dennyus.

NITZSCHIELLA Keler, 1939

Nitzschiella. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 65. Type species:
Coloceras menadensis Piaget.

Inseparable from Coloceras.

NOSOPOIOS Eichler, 1940

Nosopoios. Eichler, 1940, Zbl. Bakt. (I. Orig.), 145: 363. Type species: Menopon
fulvofasciatum Piaget.

A synonym of Kurodaia (see Hopkins, I95°» Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.
(12), 3: 237).

NOSOPON Hopkins, 1949
(Genus C. Clay, 1947, Proc. zool. Soc. Bond., 117: 463.)

Nosopon. Hopkins, 1950, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 239. Type species:
Menopon "fulvofasciatum var.” minor Piaget.

I. lucidum (Rudow), 1869 [Menopon). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34: 402.
Host: ( Falco rufipes) =Falco vespertinus Linn.

*2. minus (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 418.

Host: Aecipiter nisus (Linn.).

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3. rotundifrons (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 ( Menopon ). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 8: 28, 77, fig. 4.

Host: Circus a. aeruginosus (Linn.).

NOTHOCOTUS Carriker, 1936

Nothocotus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 103. Type
species: N. parvithorax Carriker.

1. parvithorax Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

104, pi. 11 fig. 3.

Host: Nothocercus [b.] bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

2. subsimilis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 105,

pi. 12 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus nigrocapillus cadwaladeri Carriker.
NUMIDICOLA Ewing, 1927

Numidicola. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 90. Type species: N .
. longicornis Ewing.

*1. antennatus (Kellogg & Paine), 1911 [Menopon). Bull. ent.
Res., 2: 150, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Numida [meleagris] raitrata Pallas.

2. longicornis Ewing, 1927. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 91.

Host: [Numida ansorgii)= Numida melagris reichenowi
Ogilvie-Grant.

=no. 1.

ODORIPHILA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941

Odoriphila. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 7: 336.
Type species: O. phoeniculi Clay & Meinertzhagen.

*1. phoeniculi Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.
(11), 7: 338, figs. 5-7.

Host: Phoeniculus bollei jacksoni (Sharpe).

OEDICNEMICEPS Eichler, 1943

Oedicnemiceps. Eichler, 1943, Zool. Anz., 141: 59. Type species: "Docophorus
annulatus N.i.D. sensn Piaget 1880a, p. 664, pi. LIV, f. 5”.

Not separable from Quadraceps.

ONCOPHORUS Rudow, 1870

Oncophorus. Rudow, 1870, Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 475. Type species (by
monotypy): O. schillingii Rudow.

An absolute synonym of Trabeculus Rudow.

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ODORIPHILA

ONCOPHORUS Piaget, 1880

Oncophorus. Piaget, 1880 ( nec Rudow, 1870), Pediculines: 213. Type species
(by present designation): Oncophorus bisetosus Piaget.

Oncophorus was originally erected by Rudow for the single species
Oncophorus schillingi, which he described as if it had been new,
ignoring the fact that he had described it four years earlier as
Trabeculus schillingi. Since Trabeculus is also monotypical for
T. schillingi, Oncophorus Rudow is an absolute synonym of Irabe-
culus. Piaget at first (1880, p. 213) attributed Oncophorus to Rudow
and included schillingi in it, but after Taschenberg (1882, p. 182) had
described Eurymetopus and included Oncophorus schillingi Rudow
in it, Piaget (1885, p. 35) claimed Oncophorus as his own. We are not
completely convinced that there is any such genus as Oncophorus
Piaget, since Piaget’s description of the genus (1880, p. 213) is so
vague that it could include Trabeculus schillingi. But since all the
salient characteristics of Trabeculus ( Oncophorus Rudow) are
omitted from Piaget’s description of Oncophorus and since he did not
know schillingi and did not include in his Oncophorus any species
congeneric with schillingi, we think it best to consider Oncophorus
Piaget as representing a different genus from Oncophorus Rudow
rather than a widening of the scope of the latter. No type species
has been selected for Oncophorus Piaget and although the name is
preoccupied it is desirable that this should be done so that the name
can be properly placed in synonymy. We, therefore, select Onco-
phorus bisetosus Piaget as type species of Oncophorus Piaget, 1880
[nec Rudow, 1870).

Our list of species includes species described in both genera.

advenus Kellogg, 1896. See Rallicola.

alfinis Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

bisetosus Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

californicus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Rallicola.

fallax Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

flavescens Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

latifrons Piaget, 1885. See Par oncophorus.

major Piaget, 1885. See Par oncophorus.

major Piaget, 1888 ( nec 1885). See Rallicola.

porzanae Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

remotus Kellogg & Chapman, 1899. See Strigiphilus.

schillingi Rudow, 1870. See Trabeculus.

sub fallax Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

sulcatus Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

turbinatus Piaget, 1890. See Pectinopygus.

unguiculatus Piaget, 1880. See Rallicola.

OPISTHOCOMIELLA Guimaraes, 1940

Opisthocomiella. Guimaraes, 1940, Rev._ Mus. paid., 24: 286. Type species
Opisthocomiella macropoda Guimaraes.

A synonym of Osculotes Keler.

ORNICHOLAX

ORNICHOLAX Carriker, 1903

Ornicholax. Carriker, 1903, Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 151. Type species (by mono-
typy): 0. robustus Carriker.

1. alienus (Giebel), 1874 ( Goniocotes ). Insecta epizoa: 191.

Host: (Crypturus macrounis. Error) = Tinamus solitarius
(Vieillot).

2. boliviensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 215, fig. 27c!.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdet.)=Tinamus major

peruvianus Bonaparte (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap. avulsos
Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 8: 197).

3. carrikeri Guimaraes, 1948. Bol. Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: 169,

fig. 6.

Host: Tinamus tao tao Temminck.

4. mexicanus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 215, fig. 27c.

Host: Tinamus major percautus Van Tyne.

5. olfersi Guimaraes, 1942. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2:

159, figs. 6-10.

Host: Tinamus m. major (Gmelin).

6. robustus Carriker, 1903. Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 151, pi. 9 figs. 1, ic.

Host: ( Tinamus robustus. Misdetermination)= Tinamus

major castaneiceps Salvadori.

7. solitarius Guimaraes & Lane, 1937. Rev. Mus. paul., 23: 1, fig. 1.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

=no. 1.

8. taoi Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 171, pi. 30

fig. 1.

Host: {Tinamus t. tao. Misdet.; see Guimaraes, 1948, Bol.
Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: i62)=Tinamus tao septentrio-
nalis Brabourne & Chubb.

ORNITHOBIUS Denny, 1842

Ornilhobius. Denny, 1842, Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 183. Type species (by subsequent
designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36:
326): O. cygni (Linn.).

Metopeuron. Rudow, 1870, Z. ges. NalWiss., 36: 139. Type species (by
subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 22): M. puncta-
tum Rudow.

Ornithonomus . Neumann, 1909, Parasites et maladies parasitaires des oiseaux
domestiques: 9. Nomen novum for Ornithobius Denny, wrongly thought
preoccupied by Ornithobia Meigen.

It is doubtful if Acidoproctus and Bothriometopus are more than

subgenera of Ornithobius.

anseris Gurlt, 1842. See Anaticola.

*1. atromarginatus Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 60, 184,
pi. 23 fig. 2.

Host: ( Cygnus canadensis) — Branta canadensis (Linn.).
=no. 6.

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2. bucephalus (Giebel), 1874 ( Lipeurus ). Insecta epizoa: 239.

Host: Cygnus olor (Gmelin).

3. cygni (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.

Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollino del cigno”.

Host: (Cigno) = Cygnus c. cygnus (Linn.).

4. cygnorum Vollenhoven, i860. Natuurlijke Histone van Neder-

land, 1: pi. 8 fig. 4.

Host: Tamme zwaan.

=no. 3.

5. fuscus Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 91.

Host: Chenopis atrata (Latham).

*6. goniopleurus Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 60, 184, pi. 23
2-

Host: ( Cygnus canadensis)^ Branta canadensis (Linn.).

7. hexophthalmus (Nitzsch), 1861 {Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 528.

Host: {Strix nyctea. Error) = Branta leucopsis (Bechstein).

8. klinkowstroemi Mjoberg, 1910. Ark. Zool., 6: 97, pi. 1 figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Anser leucopsis) = Branta leucopsis (Bechstein).

=no. 7.

9. mathisi (Neumann), 1912 {Metopeuron). Arch. Parasit., Paris,

15: 382, fig. 29.

Host: ( Anser domesticus from Tonkin). Probably either

Anser anser domestica or Cygnopsis cygnoid (Linn.).

10. punctatum (Rudow), 1870 ( Metopeuron ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 36.
139.

Host: {Cygnus musicus) = Cygnus c. cygnus (Linn.).

=no. 3.

rostratus Rudow, 1866. See Acidoproctus.

ORNITHONOMUS Neumann, 1909

Ornithonomus. Neumann, 1909, Parasites et maladies parasitaires des oiseaux
domestiques: 9. Nomen novum for Ornithobius Denny, 1842.

Neumann proposed his new name under the mistaken belief that
Ornithobius Denny, 1842, was preoccupied by Ornithobia Meigen,
1832. Ornithonomus necessarily has the same type species as
Ornithobius, of which it is an absolute synonym.

ORNITHOPEPLECHTHOS Eichler, 1941

Ornithopeplechthos. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 127. Type species:
Laemobothrium opisthocomi Cummings.

Not separable from Eulaemobothrion, which is a subgenus of
Laemobothrion.

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OSBORNIELLA

OSBORNIELLA Thompson, 1948

Osborniella. Thompson, 1948, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 1: 53. Type species:
Colpocephalum crotophagae Stafford.

1. crotophagae (Stafford), 1943 ( Colpocephalum ). Bol. Ent.

Venezol., 2: 47, figs. 29-36.

Host: Crotophaga ani Linn.

2. guiraensis (Kellogg), 1906 ( Colpocephalum ). J.N.Y. ent.Soc.,

14: 47, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: Guira guira (Gmelin).

*3. pectinifera (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement:

90, pi. 9 fig. 8.

Host: (Milvago pezoporus) = Mi\vago chimango (Vieillot).

OSCULOTES Keler, 1939

Osculates. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 175. Type species:
Goniocotes curtus “Nitzsch”.

Sikorella. Eichler, 15. v. 1940, Zool. Am., 130: 97. Type species: Goniocotes
curtus “Nitzsch in Burmeister”.

Opisthocomiella. Guimaraes, 20. vi. 1940, Rev. Mus. paul., 24: 286. Type
species: O. macropoda Guimaraes.

Hoazinia. Carriker, -.xii.i940, Lloydia, 3: 287. Type species: H. femoralis
Carriker.

1. curtus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Goniocotes ). Handb. Ent., 2: 432.

Host: (0 1 isthocomus cristatus ) = Opisthocomus hoazin

(P. L. S. Muller).

2. femoralis (Carriker), 1940 (Hoazinia). Lloydia, 3: 288. Nomen

novum for Opisthocomiella macropoda Guimaraes.

=no. 3-

3. macropoda (Guimaraes), 1940 ( Opisthocomiella ). Rev. Mus.

Paul., 24: 287, figs. 1-9.

Host: Opisthocomus hoazin (P. L. S. Muller).

OTIDOECUS Bedford, 1931

Otidoecus. Bedford, 1931, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17: 285. Type species: O.
dimorphus Bedford.

Olilipeurus. Bedford, 1931, l.c .: 287. Type species: Esthiopterum turmale
“(Nitzsch)”.

1. antilogus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Lipeurus ). Z.ges. NatWiss., 28: 383.
Host: ( Otis tetrax) = Tetrax tetrax orientalis (Hartert).

*2. bedfordi (Hopkins), 1943 (Olilipeurus). J . ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 6:

4, fig- 1.

Host: Neotis cafra jacksoni Bannerman.

3. dimorphus Bedford, 1931. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17: 285, figs.
4, 5, 7b-

Host: Choriotis [k.] kori (Burchell).

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*4. dissimilis (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines : 359, pi. 29
fig. 1.

Host: ( Ortyx virginianus. Error) =some member of the
Otidae.

*5. elliotti (Hopkins), 1941 ( Otilipeurus ). J. ent. Soc. sthrn Afr., 4:
40, figs. 3, 4.

Host: Lissotis m. melanogaster (Ruppell).

6. houbarae (Barthelemy), 1836 ( Ricinus ). Ann. Soc. ent. Fr., 5:

689, pi. 20 fig. B.

Host: (Outarde Houbara)=Chlamydotis u. undulata (Jac-
quin).

7. kori (Bedford), 1931 ( Otilipeurus ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17:

289, figs. 6, 7a.

Host: Choriotis [k.] kori (Burchell).

*8. neotidis Hopkins, 1940. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 5: 427- figs-
1, 2.

Host: Neotis cafra jacksoni Bannerman.

*9. turmalis (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.'. 48, 114,
pi. 6 fig. 10.

Host: Otis [t.] tarda Linn.

OTILIPEURUS Bedford, 1931

Otilipeurus. Bedford, 1931, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 17: 287. Type species:
Esthiopterum turmale (“Nitzsch”).

Although separate from Otidoecus if only the described species
are considered, undescribed species completely bridge the gap
between the two groups.

OULOCREPIS Keler, 1939

Oulocrepis. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 97. Type species:
Goniodes dissimilis Nitzsch.

Not separable from Goniodes.

OXYLIPEURUS Mjoberg, 1910

Oxylipeurus. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6: 91. Type species: Lipeurus
inaequalis Piag. .

Eiconolipeurus. Carriker, 1945, Rev. brasil. Biol., 5: 91. Type species: E.
importunuus Carriker.

Epicolinus. Carriker, 1945, Rev. brasil. Biol., 5: 104. Type species: Lipeurus
clavatus McGregor.

*1. aepypodius Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 162, figs.
28a, c, pi. 9 fig. 1.

Host: Aepypodius arfakianus (Salvadori).

*2. agriocharis Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 183, pi.
12 fig. 3. .

Host: Agriocharis ocellata (Cuvier).

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OXYLIPEURUS

3. angularis (Peters), 1935 ( Lipeurus ). Ohio J. Sci., 35: 102, figs.
1-3-

Host: Gallus domesticus.

=no. 22.

*4. angustifrons Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 584, figs. 64,
65-

Host: Ortalis motmot ruficeps (Wagler).

5. annulatus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 565, figs. 7-9.
Host: Crax annulata Todd.

*6. appendiculatus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 356, pi.
28 fig. 8.

Host: ( Megapodium rubripes var. G77fo?7i)=Megapodius
nicobariensis gilbertii G. R. Gray.

*7. baileyi Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 172, fig. 34,
pi. 10 fig. 2.

Host: Crossoptilum auritum (Pallas).

8. bridgesi Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 569, figs. 16-18.

Host: Penelope obscura bridgesi G. R. Gray.

9. burmeisteri (Taschenberg), 1882 [Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 170, pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham).

*10. callipeplus (Carriker), 1945 [Epicolinus) . Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:
106, figs. 35-38.

Host: Callipepla s. squamata (Vigors).

*11. castaneus (Piaget), 1885, p. 73 [Lipeurus, nec L. castaneus Piag.,
1885, p. 62). Pediculines Supplement : 73.

Host: Lophophorus impejanus (Latham).

—no. 9.

12. chiniri Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 577, figs. 38-42.

Host: Ortalis guttata adspersa (Tschudi).

13. clavatus (McGregor), 1917 [Lipeurus). Psyche, Carnb., Mass.,

24: 115, pi. 7 fig. 3.

Host: (Quail) =Colinus virginianus texanus (Lawrence).

*14. colchicus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 177, pi. 11
fig- 3-

Host: Phasianus c. colchicus Linn.

15. concolor (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:
33-

Host: [Crax Yarrelli) =Crax globulosa Spix.

*16. connectens Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 166, pi. 9
fig- 3-

Host: Galloperdix s. spadicea (Gmelin).

*17. corpulentus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 183,
figs. 27b, 38, 39a, pi. 12 fig. 1.

Host: Meleagris gallopavo merriami Nelson.

256

OXYLIPEURUS

18. costaricensis Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 576.

Host: ( Ortalis garrula costaricensis) = Ortalis garrula cine-

reiceps G. R. Gray.

19. craxae Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 563, figs. 4-6.

Host: Crax [a.] alberti Fraser.

*20. crossoptilon Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 173,
pi. 10 fig. 1.

Host: Crossoptilon c. crossoptilon (Hodgson).

21. cubanus (Carriker), 1945 ( Epicolinus ). Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:

108.

Host: Colinus [virginianus] cubanensis (G. R. Gray).

22. dentatus (Sugimoto), 1934 ( Lipeurus ). Taiwan no Chikusan,

2: 2 (of reprint; original not seen) figs. 1-12.

Host: [Gallus domesticus].

23. denticlypeus (Sugimoto), 1935 {Lipeurus). Zoological Record,

72, Insecta: 419. Quotation of name altered by Sugimoto
in reprint ( i.e ., nomen novum for dentatus Sugimoto).

=no. 22.

*24. forcipatus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus). Pediculines Supplement:
72, pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: {Buceros albocristatus. Error) =some member of
Galliformes, probably Colinus sp. (or related genus).

25. formosanus (Uchida), 1917 {Lipeurus). J. Coll. Agric. lokyo,

3: 179, fig. 1.

Host: {Arboricola cntdigularis)=Av\)OVO^\u\2L crudigularis

(Swinhoe) .

26. garrulae Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 582, figs. 59-63.

Host: Ortalis g. garrula (Humboldt).

27. globicerus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 566, figs. 10-12.

Host: Crax r. rubra Linn.

28. guajirensis (Carriker), 1945 {Epicolinus). Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:

no.

Host: Colinus c. cristatus (Linn.).

29. guttatus (Carriker), 1945 {Eiconolipeurus). Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:

102, fig. 24.

Host: Odontophorus guttatus (Gould).

30. hamatus (Carriker), 1945 {Eiconolipeurus) . Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:

97, figs. 6-8.

Host: Odontophorus balliviani Gould.

*31. hierophasis Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 175,
pi. 11 fig. 2.

Host: Hierophasis edwardsi (Oustalet).

32. himalayensis (Rudow), 1869 {Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn.
Malloph .: 33.

Host: {Tragopan hastingii)= Tragopan melanocephalus

(J. E. Gray).

257

OXYLIPEURUS

33- importunuus (Carriker), 1945 ( Eiconolipeurus ). Rev. brasil.
Biol., 5: 92, figs. 1-5.

Host: Odontophorus g. gujanensis (Gmelin).

*34. inaequalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines: 355, pi. 28
fig- 7-

Host: {Megapodium rubripes) =Megapodius r. reinwardt
Dumont.

35- ischnocephalus (Taschenberg), 1882 [Lipeurus). Nova Acta
Leop.-Carol., 44: 173, pi. 6 fig. 8.

Host: [Telegallus lathami) = Aleetura lathami J. E. Gray.
*36. ithaginis Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 173, pi. 13
fig. 1.

Host: Ithaginis c. cruentus (Hardwicke).

*37. longiceps (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus , nec L. longiceps Rudow,
1869). Pediculines: 305, pi. 25 fig. 3.

Host: [Carpophaga Paulina. Error) =Arborophila sp.

=no. 76.

*38. longus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 370, pi. 29
fig. 8.

Host: Tragopan satyra (Linn.),
madagascariensis Mjoberg, 1910. See Cuclotogaster .

*39. major (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus, p. 357 nec p. 346). Pediculines:
357-

Host: [Tinamus canus. Error) =Megapodius nicobariensis
Blyth.

=no. 6.

40. major (Uchida), 1917 [Lipeurus, nec L. major Piag., 1880). J.
Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 3: 182.

Host: [Calophasis mikado) =Syrmaticus mikado (Ogilvie-
Grant).

— P°- 75-

*41. megalops (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines: 675, pi. 56
fig. 8.

Host: [Cryptonyx coronaius) = Rollulus roulroul (Scopoli).

42. melanotis (Carriker), 1945 [Eiconolipeurus). Rev. brasil. Biol.,

5: 98, figs. 9-1 1.

Host: Odontophorus [erythrops] melanotis Salvin.

43. mesopelios (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 379.

Host: [Phasia nus pictus) — Chrysolophus pictus (Linn.).

44. montezumae Emerson, 1949. J. Kansas ent. Soc., 22: 75, figs.

3-5-

Host: Cyrtonyx montezumae mearnsi Nelson.

45. ocellatus Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 185, pi. 12

fig. 2.

Host: Agriocharis ocellata (Cuvier).

258

OXYLIPEURUS

46. ochraceus (Nitzsch), 1867 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.

29: 429.

Host: (Auerhahn) =Tetrao urogallus Linn.

=no. 72.

47. ovatieephalus (Carriker), 1945 {Epicolinus) . Rev. brasil. Biol.,

5: 109, figs. 39-42.

Host: Colinus cristatus decoratus (Todd).

48. oxycephalus (Taschenberg), 1882 (Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 178, pi. 6 fig. 7.

Hosts: Megapodius freycinet Gaimard and M. reinwardt

Dumont.

=no. 6.

49. pauxus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 567, figs. 13-15.

Host: Pauxi pauxi gilliardi Wetmore & Phelps.

*50. penelope Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 185, pi. 13
fig. 2.

Host: Penelope p. purpurascens Wagler.

51. perijanus (Carriker), 1945 (Eiconolipeurus) . Rev. brasil. Biol.,
5: 99, figs. 15-17.

Host: Odontophorus atrifrons variegatus Todd.

*52. piageti (Taschenberg), 1882 (Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop. -Carol.,
44: 125. Nomen novum for L. longiceps Piaget, 1880 nee
Rudow, 1869.

=no. 76.

*53. piageti Clay, 1938 (nec Taschenberg, 1882). Proc. zool. Soc.
Lond. (B), 108: 179, figs. 36a, d.

Host: Lophura ignita (Shaw).

=no. 54.

*54. piagetinus Hopkins, 1950. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3: 233.

Nomen novum for 0. piageti Clay, 1938 (nec Taschenberg,
1882).

55. polytrapezius (Burmeister), 1838 (Lipeurus). Handb. Ent., 2:

434-

Host: Meleagris gallopavo Linn.

56. postemarginatus (Carriker), 1903 (Lipeurus). Univ. Stud. Neb.,

3: 147, pi. 3 fig- 4- 1 . » . .

Host: (Ortalis cinereiceps) =Ortalis garrula frantzn Cabams
(see Carriker, 1944, Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 574).

*57. pucrasia Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 174, pi. 9
fig. 6.

Host: Pucrasia m. macrolopha (Lesson).

58. quadrinus (Nitzsch), 1874 (Lipeurus). In Giebel, Insecta
epizoa : 222.

Host: (Crax carunculata) =Crax globulosa Spix.

=no. 15.

259

OXYLIPEURUS

59. quadripapulus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 569, figs.

22, 23.

Host: Penelope argyrotis (Bonaparte).

60. quinimammulus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 570, figs.

19-21.

Host: Penelope montagnii sclateri G. R. Gray.

*61. reevesi Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 176, pi. n
fig- 5-

Host: Syrmaticus reevesii (J. E. Gray).

62. repandus (Carriker), 1945 ( Eiconolipeurus ). Rev. brasil. Biol.,
5: 101, figs. 18-20.

Host: Odontophorus gujanensis marmoratus (Gould).

*63. rhizothera Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 178, fig.
36c, pi. 11 fig. 6.

Host: Rhizothera 1. longirostris (Temminck).

64. rhynchoti (Carriker), 1936 ( Lipeurus ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 63, pi. 1 figs. 1, ia.

Host: ( Rhynchotus r. rufescens. Error) =Mitu mitu (Linn.)
(see Carriker, 1944, Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 562).

65. robustus (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

32.

Host: (Nychthemerus linearis) =Gennaeus 1. lineatus (Vigors).
*66. rubrifasciatus (Piaget), 1885 (Lipeurus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 71, pi. 7 fig. 8.

Host: (Oreoperdix crudigularis) = Arborophila crudigularis
(Swinhoe).

=no. 76.

67. sanctaemartae (Carriker), 1945 (Eiconolipeurus). Rev. brasil.

Biol., 5: 99, figs. 12-14.

Host: Odontophorus [a.] atrifrons Allen.

68. sinemammulus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 571, figs.

24-27.

Host: Penelope purpurascens brunnescens Hellmayr &
Conover.

*69. sinuosus (Carriker), 1945 (Eiconolipeurus). Rev. brasil. Biol.,
5: 102, figs. 25-29.

Host: Odontophorus [c.] capueira (Spix).

*70. soeramerringi Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 176,
pi. 11 fig. 4.

Host: Syrmaticus s. soemmerringii (Temminck).

71. tenuicapitis Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 581, figs.

54-58.

Host: Ortalis [r.] ruflcrissa Sclater & Salvin.

72. tetraonis (Grube), 1851 (Lipeurus). Middendorff’s sibir. Reise,

2: 485, pi. 32 fig. 1.

Host: (Lagopus albus. Error) and Tetrao [u.] urogallus Linn.

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PACHYSKELOTES

*73. tetraophasis Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 186,
fig. 40, pi. 13 fig. 3.

Host: Tetraophasis obscurus (J. Verreaux).

*74. tropicoperdix Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 164,
figs. 29a-c, pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Tropicoperdix c. chloropus Blyth.

*75. uchidai Clay, 1938. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. (B), 108: 176, pi. 10
fig- 3-

Host: Syrmaticus mikado (Ogilvie-Grant).

*76. unicolor (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus) . Pediculines : 354. pi- 1 2§ fig- 6-
Host: (Perdix javanica)= Arborophila javanica (Gmelin).

77. variegatus Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 579, figs. 43-49.

Host: Ortalis g. guttata (Spix).

78. vetulae Carriker, 1944. Rev. brasil. Biol., 4: 579, figs. 50-53.

Host: Ortalis v. vetula (Wagler).

79. venezuelanus (Carriker), 1945 ( Eiconolipeurus ). Rev. brasil.

Biol., 5: 101, figs. 21-23.

Host: Odontophorus columbianus (Gould).

*80. yucatensis (Carriker), 1945 [Epicolinus) . Rev. brasil. Biol., 5:
107.

Host: Colinus [n.] nigrogularis (Gould).

PACHYSKELOTES Keler, 1939

Pachyskelotes . Keler, 1939. Nova Acta Leop. -Carol. (n.F.), 8: 55. Type species.
“Goniodes orthopleurus Nitzsch”.

1. neumannia (Kellogg & Paine), 1814 [Goniodes). Rec. Indian

Mus., 10: 221, pi. 15 figs. 6, 7.

Host: [Argus gi°raw^ws)=Argusianus argus (Linn.).

=no. 2.

2. orthopleurus (Nitzsch), 1874 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 217.

Host: [Argus gigawtews^Argusianus argus (Linn.).
PAINJUNIRMUS Ansari, 1947

Painjunirmus. Ansari, 1947, TVoe. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 285. Type species:
P. pengya Ansari.

A synonym of Bruelia.

PARABOOPIA Werneck & Thompson, 1940

Paraboopia. Werneck & Thompson, 1940, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 35: 441.
Type species: P.flava Werneck & Thompson.

1. flava Werneck & Thompson, 1940. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 35:
441, figs. 48-53.

Host: [Osphranter ro&ws/ws) = Macropus robustus (Gould).

261

PARAGONIOCOTES

PARADOXUROECUS Conci, 1942

Paradoxuroecus. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 141. Type species:
P. juccii Conci.

Inseparable from Felicola.

PARAFELICOLA Werneck, 1948

Parafelicola. Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 226. Type
species: Parafelicola acuticeps Neumann.

A subgenus of Felicola.

PARAGLIRICOLA Ewing, 1924

Paragliricola. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 29. Type species:
P. quadrisetosa Ewing.

A synonym of Gliricola.

PARAGONIOCOTES Cummings, 1916

Paragoniocotes. Cummings, 1916, Amt. Mag. nat. Hist. (8), 17: 101. Type
species (by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 23):
P. gripocephalus Cummings.

Dimorphia. Carriker, 1940 [nee Malloch, 1922), Lloydia, 3: 294. Type species:
D. mirabilis Carriker.

Epipsittacus. Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 233. Nomen novum for
Dimorphia Carriker nec Malloch.

1. abnormis (Kellogg), 1906 ( Goniocotes ). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 14:

46, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: Ara chloroptera Gray.

2. acutifrons Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 2: 99, figs. 3a, d, e.

Host: ( Pionopsitta m. =Hapalopsittaca m. mela-

notis (Lafresnaye).

3. anomalus Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 298, fig. 25.

Host: ( Psittacara acuticaudata haemorrhous) = Aratinga acuti-
caudata haemorrhous Spix.

4. aratingae Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Pardo, 5: 289, figs. 21,

22.

Host: Aratinga aurea aurea (Gmelin).

5. bolivianus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 13, figs. 32, 33.

Host: Amazona aestiva xanthopteryx (Berlepsch).

6. cornutus Carriker, Nov., 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 91, figs, ia, b, d.

Host: Amazona f. farinosa (Boddaert).

=no. 38.

7. costalimai Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 257, figs-

4, 5-

Host: Pionus maximiilani sly Souance.

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PARAGONIOCOTES

8. cummingsi Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 268, figs.

10, IT.

Host: Amazona aestiva aestiva (Linn.).

Probably = no. 40.

*9. fasciatus (Piaget), 1880 {Goniocotes). Pediculines: 236, pi. n
fig. 11.

Host: ( Nymphicus N ovae-H ollandiae) =Nymphicus hollandi-
cus (Kerr).

10. fulvofasciatus (Picaglia), 1885 ( Lipeurus ). Atti Soc. ital. Sci.

not., 28: 85.

Host: ( Conurus monacus) =Myopsitta monachus (Boddaert).

11. gracilis Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 103, figs. 4c, d, f.

Host: Pionus fuscus (P. L. S. Muller).

12. grandis Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5 272, figs. 12, 13.

Host: Amazona [dufresniana] rhodocorytha (Salvadori).

*13. gripocephalus Cummings, 1916. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (8), 17:
101, figs. 5-7.

Host: ( Chrysotis augusta)— Amazona imperialis Richmond.

14. guajirensis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 8, figs. 18, 19.

Host: Brotogeris j. jugularis (P. L. S. Muller).

15. heterogenitalis Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 94, figs. 2a, b, d.

Host: Amazona aestiva xanthopteryx (Berlepsch).

16. illustris Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 10, figs. 26-28.

Host: Forpus c. conspicillatus (Lafr.).

17. intermedius Guimaraes, July 1947- Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 265,

figs. 8, 9.

Host: Amazona xanthops (Spix).

18. intermedius Carriker, Nov., 1947 [nee Guimaraes, July 1947)-

Arthropoda, 1: 105.

Host: Pionus sordidus (Linn.).

19. laticephalum Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 18, figs.

42, 43.

Host: Amazona farinosa inornata (Salvadori).

20. ligulatus (Neumann), 1890 ( Nirmus ). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toidouse, 24: 60.

Host: ( Chrysotis brasiliensis) = Amazona brasiliensis (Linn.).

21. limai Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 261, figs. 6, 7.

Host: Pionopsitta pileata (Scopoli).

22. longulifrons Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 100, figs. 30, c.

Host: Pionus sordidus corallinus Bonaparte.

23-

24.

nercenarius Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 92.

Host: Amazona mercenaria (Tschudi).

nercenarius Carriker, 195° ( riec 1947)- Rev- brasil. Biol., 10: 20,
figs. 45, 46.

Host: Amazona mercenaria canipalliata (Cabanis).

263

PARAGONIOCOTES

25. mexicanus Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 97, fig. 2h.

Host: Amazona a. autumnalis (Linn.).

26. microgaster Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 97, figs. 2g, i.

Host: Amazona albifrons (Sparrman).

27. militaris Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 5, figs. 7- 11.

Host: Ara m. militaris (Linn.).

28. mirabilis (Carriker), 1940 ( Dimorphia ). Lloydia, 3: 295, pi. 3

figs. 1-4.

Host: Ara ararauna (Linn.).

29. molinae Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 9, figs. 20-24.

Host: Pyrrhura m. molinae (Massena & Souance).

30. nanus Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paido, 5: 255, fig. 3.

Host: Ara maeao (Linn.).

31. neivai Guimaraes, 1940. Rev. Ent., n: 370, figs. 1-3.

Host: Forpus passerinus vividus (Ridgway).

32. nevadensis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 6, figs. 12-14.

Host: Pyrrhura viridicata Todd.

33. nirmoides Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 300, figs.

26, 27.

Host: ( Tirica chiriri)= Brotogeris versicolurus chiriri

(Vieillot).

34. parvifrons Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 19, fig. 44.

Host: Amazona ochrocephala panamensis (Cabanis).

35. pyrrhurae Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 284, figs.

18-20.

Host: Pyrrhura frontalis chiripepe (Vieillot).

36. quadritergum Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 16, figs.

37-39-

Host: Amazona a. autumnalis (Linn.).

37. rauli Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 4, figs. 1-4.

Host: Ara rubrogenys Lafresnaye.

38. rotundus Guimaraes, 1947. Arq. Zool. S. Paulo, 5: 250, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Amazona f. farinosa (Boddaert).

39. scutula Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 106, fig. 4g.

Host: (Pyrilia pyrilia) =¥ionovsitta, pyrilia (Bonaparte).

*40. semicingulatus (Piaget), 1890 ( Nirmus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
231, pi. 8 fig. 8.

Host: ( Strepsilas collaris. Error) = Amazona sp., probably
aestiva (Linn.).

41. similis Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 95, figs. 2c, e.

Host: Amazona ae. aestiva (Linn.).

42. subsimilis Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 103, figs. 4a, b, e.

Host: Pionus tumultuosus (Tschudi).

43. tenuigaster Carriker, 1947. Arthropoda, 1: 96, fig. 2f.

Host: Amazona [pretrei] tucumana (Cabanis).

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PARAHETERODOXUS

44. thectocercus Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 4, figs. 5, 6.

Host: Aratinga acuticauda neoxena (Cory).

45. tibialis Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 17, figs. 40, 41.

Host: Amazona f. farinosa (Boddaert.).

46. tritergum Carriker, 1950. Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 12, figs. 29-31.

Host: Amazona ae. aestiva (Linn.).

47. tucumanae Carriker, 195°- Rev. brasil. Biol., 10: 15, figs. 34~36-

Host: Amazona pretrei tucumana (Cabanis).

48. venezolanus Stafford, 1943- Bol. Ent. Venezol., 2: 55> 44-5I-

Host: ( Casicus cela cela. Error) = Aratinga pertinax aeru-
ginosa (Linn.).

PARAHETERODOXUS Harrison & Johnston, 1916

Paraheterodoxus. Harrison & Johnston, 1916, Parasitology, 8: 356. Type species
(by monotypy): P. insignis Harrison & Johnston.

I. insignis Harrison & Johnston, 1916. Parasitology, 8. 357>
figs. 13, 14.

Host: Aepyprymnus rufescens (Gray).

PARONCOPHORUS Harrison, 1916

Paroncophorus. Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 23. Type species: Paronco-
phorus cephalotes Nitzsch sensu Piaget, 1885 (see below).

Proposed by Harrison as a nomen novum for "species of Oncophorus
Piaget [nee Rudow) not removed to Rallicola, Parricola and Strigi-
philus. Type P. cephalotes Nitzsch.” On p. 127, where Harrison
lists the species he refers to the genus, cephalotes Nitzsch does not
appear, the name being ascribed to Piaget and the reference being to
Piaget’s redescription, so the type species is definitely Piaget s
conception of cephalotes, which is quite unlikely to be Nitzsch s
species. The point is important because there is much diversity in
the genus and it is not certain to which section cephalotes Nitzsch

belongs.

1. cephalotes (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:369.

Host: Buceros rhinoceros Linn.

2. javanicus (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph:. 12. .

Host: ( Buceros ruficollis) — Aceros plicatus ruficollis

(Vieillot).

Generic position doubtful.

*3. latifrons (Piaget), 1885 ( Oncophorus ). Pediculines Supplement.

36, pi. 4 fig. 6. m ,

Host: ( Buceros semifasciatus) — Tockus fasciatus semi-

fasciatus (Hartlaub).

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PASSONOMEDEA

*4. major (Piaget), 1885 (Oncophorus) . Pediculines Supplement :
149, pi. 16 fig. 2.

Host: ( Buceros nepalensis) =Aceros nipalensis (Hodgson).

5. pachycnemis (Giebel), 1876 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 47:
248.

Host: ( Buceros leucopygus) = Bycanistes bueinator sharpii

(Elliot).

Generic position doubtful.

PARRICOLA Harrison, 1915

Parricola. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 8: 90. Type species (by monotypy):
“Rallicola ( Parricola ) sulcata Piaget”.

Not separable from Rallicola.

PASSONOMEDEA Carriker, 1944

Passonomedea. Carriker, 1944, Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 79. Type species: P.
hopkinsi Carriker.

*1. hopkinsi Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 81, pi. 3 figs. 1-4.

Host: Odontophorus c. capueira (Spix).

PECTENOSOMA Ewing, 1929

Pectenosoma. Ewing, 1929, Man. ext. Parasites'. 1x3, 191. Type species:
Goniocotes verrucosus Tasclienberg.

1. angusta Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 165,

pi. 29 fig. 3.

Host: ( Crypturellus atrocapillus. Misdetermination; see

Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 204)=Crypturellus
garleppi affinis (Chubb).

2. boucardi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-205.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

3. cinnamomea Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-205.

Host: Crypturellus cinnamomeus sallaei (Bonaparte).

4. inconspicua Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-206.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus (Carriker).

5. meserythra Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-205.

Host: Crypturellus soui meserythrus (P. L. Sclater).

6. nigriceps Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-206.

Host: Crypturellus soui nigriceps (Chapman).

7. noctivagi Guimaraes, 1950. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo,

9: 255, figs, ic, 2g, 2h, 3d.

Host: Crypturellus noctivagus noctivagus (Wied).

8. parva Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 164,

pi. 29 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus [t.j tataupa (Temminck).

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PECTINOPYGUS

9. punensis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-205.
Host: Crypturellus obsoietus punensis (Chubb).

*10. salvini Guimaraes, 195°- Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 9:
252, figs, ib, 2C, 2d.

Host: Crypturellus variegatus salvini (Salvadori).

11. subparva Guimaraes & Hopkins, 1949. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.

(12), 2: 72, figs. 4, 5.

Host: Crypturellus parvirostris (Wagler).

12. tinami Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95, 203-205.

Host: Tinamus major percautus Van Tyne.

13. verrucosa (Taschenberg), 1882 {Goniocotes) . Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 94, pi 3 fig- 4-

Host: ( Tinamus variegatus) = Crypturellus v. variegatus

(Gnrelin).

14. yapurae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 202-205.

Host: Crypturellus undulatus yapura (Spix).

PECTINOPYGUS Mjoberg, 1910

Pectinopygus. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 95. Type species: Lipeurus

pullatus N. ,

Micronaubates. Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935, Rev. Biol. Hyg. S. Paulo, 6: 109.

Type species: N aubates ( Micronaubates ) garbei Pessoa & Guimaraes.
Epipele carats. Harrison, 1935, in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 16: 149.

Type species: Lipeurus forficulatus Nitzsch.

Epifregata. Harrison, 1935, in Thompson, l.c .: 150. Type species: Lipeurus
gracilicornis Piaget.

Philichthyophaga. Harrison, 1935. in Thompson, l.c.: 150. Type species:
Lipeurus brevicornis Denny.

Epifregata, Epipelecanus and Philichthyophaga are recognizable as
subgenera.

1. acutifrons (Rudow), 1869 ( Nirmus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph : 21.
Host: Phalacrocorax capensis (Sparrman).

*2. acutofasciatus (Piaget), 1880 {Nirmus). Pediculines: 172, pi. 14

fig. 5.

Host: {Plotus melanogaster)= Anhinga melanogaster Pen-
nant.

3. afer (Kellogg), 1910 {Lipeurus). RVss. Ergebn. schwed. zool.

Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 47, ph 7 fig- 5-
Host: {Phalacrocorax africanus) =Halietor a. africanus

(Gmelin) .

4. africanus Thompson, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14. 352-

Nomen novum for P. capensis Thompson, 194° \nec
Rudow, 1869).

Host: Morus capensis (Lichtenstein).

5. anhingae (Peters), 1935 {Degeeriella). Proc. ent. Soc. Wash.,

1935: 148, figs. 3, 4- .

Host: Anhinga anhinga (Linn.).
m. — 18 267

PECTINOPYGUS

6. annulatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines : 340, pi. 27

fig. 10.

Host: (Sula fused) probably=Sula leucogaster (Boddaert).

7. australis Thompson, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 14: 323,

figs. 10-15, pi. 10 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Pelecanus c. conspicillatus Temminck.

*8. bassanae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 48,
no, pi. 6 fig. 7.

Host: ( Sula 6ass<ma) = Morus bassanus (Linn.).

=no. 9.

9. bassani (O. Fabricius), 1780 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groenlandica:
218.

Host: ( Pelecanus 6assawws) = Morus bassanus (Linn.).

*10. bifasciatus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines: 342, pi. 28
fig. 1.

Host: Pelecanus crispus Bruch.

*11. brevicornis (Denny), 1842 (Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 59,
181, pi. 13 fig. 8.

Host: (Phalacrocorax cristatus) = Phalacrocorax a. aristo-

telis (Linn.).

*12. brevicornis (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus, nec L. brevicornis Denny,
1842). Pediculines: 337, pi. 27 fig. 6.

Host: (Carbo sulcirostris) = Phalacrocorax sulcirostris terri-
tori (Mathews).

=no. 39.

*13. brevisignatus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines: 336, pi. 27
fig- 7-

Host: (Carbo javanicus. Error) = Phalacrocorax sulcirostris
(Brandt).

=no. 39.

14. capensis (Rudow), 1870 (Nirmus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 35: 469.

Host: Phalacrocorax capensis (Sparrman).

=no. 1.

15. capensis Thompson, 1940 (nec Rudow, 1870). Ann. Mag. nat.

Hist. (11), 5: 381.

Host: Morus capensis (Lichtenstein).

=no. 4.

*16. confusus (Bagnall & Hall), 1912 (Lipeurus). J. econ. Biol., 7: 9.

Nomen novum for L. brevicornis Piaget 1880 (nec Denny,
1842).

=no. 39.

17. crenatus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa: 237.

Host: (Tachypetes leucocephalus) =Fregata aquila Linn.

18. depressus (Rudow), 1869 (Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 17.

Host: Halieus brasiliensis) = Phalacrocorax 0. olivaceus
(Humboldt).

=no. 27.

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PECTINOPYGUS

*19. dispar (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines: 174, pi. 14 fig. 7.
Host: ( Carbo sulcirostris) = Phalacrocorax sulcirostris

(Brandt) .

20. excornis (Blagoveshtchensky), 1940 ( Philichthyophaga ). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 67, 88, fig. 20.

Host: ( Phalacrocorax pygmaeus) — Halietor pygmaeus

(Pallas).

21. faralloni (Kellogg), 1896 [Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 103, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: [Phalacrocorax dilophus albociliatus) =Phalacrocorax
auritus albociliatus Ridgway.

22. forficulatus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 386.

Host: Pelecanus onocrotalus Linn.

23. fregatiphagus (Eichler), 1943 [Epifregata). Zool. Anz., 141: 59.

Nomen novum for Lipeurus gracilicornis var. major
Kellogg, 1899 [nec L. major Piaget, 1880).

24. garbei (Pessoa & Guimaraes), 1935 [Naubates s.g. Micronau-

bates). Rev. Biol. Hyg. S. Paulo, 6: 109, figs. 6-n.

Host: [Sula 1. leucogaster (Boddaert)].

*25. gracilicornis (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines: 309, pi. 25
fig. 6.

Host: Fregata minor (Gmelin).

*26. gyricornis (Denny), 1842 [Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 58,
167, pi. 15 fig- 1.

Host: [Sterna liirundo. Error) ^Phalacrocorax c. carbo
(Linn.).

27. gyroceras (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 386.

Host: [Halieus brasiliensis) =Phalacrocorax 0. olivaceus
(Humboldt).

28. helleri (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 [Lipeurus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 479, pi. 30 fig- 3-
Host: [Sula piscator)= Sula sula websteri Rothschild.

29. jamaicensis Thompson, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14:

348, figs. 1-8.

Host: Sula d. dactylatra Lesson.

*30. longicornis (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus) . Pediculines. 334> pi- M
fig. 3.

Host: Phalacrocorax [c.] carbo (Linn.).

=no. 26.

31. macquariensis Harrison, 1937. Sci. Rep. Austral. Antarct.

Exped., C2, pt. 1: 34- fig- 6-
Host: Phalacrocorax [atriceps] traversi Rothschild.

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PECTINOPYGUS

32. major (Kellogg), 1899 ( Lipeurus , nec L. major Piaget, 1880).

Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 30, pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: ( Fregata aqnila) — Fregata magnificens rothschildi

Mathews.

=no. 23.

33. minor (Ewing), 1924 ( Esthiopterum ). Zoologica, 5: 84.-

Host: Sula nebouxii Milne-Edwards.

34. nannopteri (Ewing), 1924 ( Esthiopterum ). Zoologica, 5: 82, fig.

Host: Nannopterum harrisi (Rothschild).

35. occidentalis Thompson, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14:

318, figs. 1-9.

Host: Pelecanus 0. occidentalis Linn.

36. potens (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 [Lipeurus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 477, pi. 30 fig. 1.

Host: [Sula piscator) = Sula sula websteri Rothschild.

37. pullatus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 387.

Host: [Sula alba)=Moms bassanus (Linn.).

=no. 9.

38. serrator Thompson, 1940. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 5: 381.

Host: Morus s. serrator (G. R. Gray).

*39. setosus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines: 335, pi. 27
fig- 4-

Host: Phalacrocorax sulcirostris (Brandt).

*40. staphylinoides (Denny), 1842 [Lipeurus). Mon. Anopl. Brit:.
59, 180, pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: [Sula bassana) = Morus bassanus (Linn.).

=no. 9.

*41. subsetosus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 336, pi. 27
fig- 5-

Host: [Phalacrocorax rae/awo^s) = Halietor melanoleucos

melvillensis (Mathews).

42. sulae (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph: 43.

Host: [Sula fiber) = Sula leucogaster plotus Forster.

43. toxoceros (Nitzsch), 1866 [Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 386.

Host: [Halieus carbo)= Phalacrocorax c. carbo (Linn.).

=no. 26.

*44. tuberculatus (Piaget), 1885 [Lipeurus). Pediculines Supple-
ment. 61, pi. 6 fig. 8.

Host: [Procellaria glacialis. Error) =some member of

Pelecaniformes.

*45. turbinatus (Piaget), 1890 [Oncopliorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 233,
pi. 8 fig. 10.

Host: [Mycteria senegalensis. Error) =some member of
Pelecaniformes.

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PE DIC ULUS

PE DIC ULUS Linne, 1758

Pediculus. Linne, 1758, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 6x0. Type, species by subsequent
designation: Pediculus humanus Linn.

This genus belongs to the Anoplura or sucking lice, but many
Mallophaga were first described in it. We are dealing with these
species elsewhere (Clay & Hopkins, 1950, Bull. Brit. Mus. (Nat.
Hist.) 1: 223-272 and further instalments not yet published), and
have omitted from the list below those names that Harrison listed
as valid but which are notnina nuda, appellations that are not names,
names that do not apply to Mallophaga, homonyms that refer to the
same species ( Pediculus fulicae Schrank, 1803, for instance, which is
both a homonym and a synonym of P. fulicae Linn., 1758), unless
they have been renamed, and homonyms that we were unable to
refer to a genus of Mallophaga.

alaudae Schrank, .1776. See Menacanthus.
albiventris Scopoli, 1763. See Penenirmus.
anatis Schrank, 1781. See Anaticola.
anatis J. C. Fabricius, 1794. See Anaticola.
anserinus j. C. Fabricius, 1805. See Trinoton.
anseris Linne, 1758. See Anaticola.
anseris Sulzer, 1776 nec Linne 1758. See Trinoton.
ardeae Linne, 1758. See Ardeicola.
ardealis Scopoli, 1763. See Ardeicola.
auritus Scopoli, 1763. See Penenirmus.
bassani O. Fabricius, 1780. See Pectinopygus.
bidentatus Scopoli, 1763. See Campanulotes.
bifurcatus Olfers, 1816. See Gliricola.
bovis Linne, 1750. See Damalinia.
buteonis J. C. Fabricius, 1776. See Laemobothrion.
canis O. Fabricius, 1780. See Trichodectes.
caponis Linne, 1758. See Lipeurus.
charadrii Linne, 1758. See Quadraceps.
chloridis Schrank, 1776. See Philopterus.
chloropodis Schrank, 1803. See Laemobothrion.
ciconiae Linne, 1758. See Ardeicola.
circi Fourcroy, 1785. See Laemobothrion.
citrinellae Schrank, 1776. See Philopterus.
clangulae 0. Fabricius, 1780. See Anaticola.
coarctatus Scopoli, 1763. See Philopterus.
collurionis Schrank, 1803. See Philopterus.
columbae Linne, 1758. See Columbicola.
colymbinus Scopoli, 1763. See Aquanirmus.
cornicis J. C. Fabricius, 1775. See Philopterus.
corvi Linne, 1758. See Philopterus.
crassicornis Scopoli, 1763. See Anaticola.
cuculi J. C. Fabricius, 1775. See Cuculiphilus .
curuccae Schrank, 1776. See Menacanthus.

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PE DIC ULUS

curvirostrae Schrank, 1776. See Philopterus.
cuspidatus Scopoli, 1763. See Rallicola.
cygni Linne, 1758. See Ornithobius.
dentatus Scopoli, 1763. See Anatoecus.
diomedeae J. C. Fabricius, 1775. See Harrisoniella.
dolichocephalus Scopoli, 1763. See Ricinus.
fasciatus Scopoli, 1763. See Cuculiphilus.
fringillae Scopoli, 1772. See Philopterus.
fulicae Linne, 1758. See Incidifrons.
gallinae Linne, 1758. See Menopon.
gruis Linne, 1758. See Esthiopterum.
grylle O. Fabricius, 1780. See Saemundssonia.
haematopi Linne, 1758. See Saemundssonia.
haematopodis Gmelin, 1790. See Saemundssonia.
haematopus Scopoli, 1763. See Craspedorrhynchus.
hiaticulae O. Fabricius, 1780. See Quadraceps.
hirundinis Linne, 1761. See Dennyus.

hirundinis Schrank, 1803 nec Linne, 1761. See Philopterus.

junceus Scopoli, 1763. See Quadraceps.

lagopi Linne, 1758. See Goniodes.

lagopodis Gmelin, 1790. See Goniodes.

lanii J. C. Fabricius, 1798. See Philopterus.

lari O. Fabricius, 1780. See Saemundssonia.

lari Larrahaga, 1924 nec 0. Fabricius, 1780. See Saemundssonia.

maximus Scopoli, 1763. See Laemobothrion.

meleagridis Linne, 1758. See Chelopistes.

meleagridis Panzer, 1793 nec Linne 1758. See Menacanthus.

melis J. C. Fabricius, 1805. See Trichodectes.

mergi J. C. Fabricius, 1781. See Anaticola.

mergi Guerin, 1818 nec Fabricius, 1781. See Anatoecus.

milvi Schrank, 1803. See Laemobothrion.

moschatae Linne, 1758. See Acidoproctus.

motacillae J. C. Fabricius, 1776. See Penenirmus.

mustelae Schrank, 1803. See Trichodectes.

ocellatus Scopoli, 1763. See Philopterus.

orioli J. C. Fabricius, 1776. See Ricinus.

ortygometrae Schrank, 1781. See Rallicola.

ovalis Scopoli, 1763. See Cummingsiella.

ovis Schrank, 1781. See Damalinia.

ovisarietis Schrank, 1803. See Damalinia.

passeris Fourcroy, 1785. See Philopterus.

pavonis Linne, 1758. See Goniodes.

phaeopodis Schrank, 1802. See Austromenopon

phasiani J. C. Fabricius, 1776. See Chelopistes.

picae Linne, 1758. See Myrsidea.

pici J. C. Fabricius, 1798. See Penenirmus.

pici Schrank, 1803. See Penenirmus.

pilosus Scopoli, 1763. See Pseudomoio pon.

plataleae Linn6, 1758. See Ardeicola.

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porcelli Schrank, 1781. See Gliricola.

procellariae J. C. Fabricius, 1775. See Halipeurus.

pyrrhulae Schrank, 1776. See Philopterus.

pyrrhulae Panzer, 1793 nec Schrank, 1776. See Menacanthus.

querquedulae Linne, 1758. See Trinoton.

ralli Scopoli, 1772. See Incidifrons.

ratti Larranaga, 1924. See Macrogyropus.

recurvirostrae Linne, 1758. See Quadraceps.

rubeculae Schrank, 1803. See Ricinus.

saviae Schrank, 1803. See Gliricola.

scolopacisphaeopodis Schrank, 1803. See Saemundssonia.
sphaerocephalus Olfers, 1816. See Damalinia.
sternae Linne, 1758. See Saemundssonia.
strigis Pontoppidan, 1763. See Strigiphilus.
strigis J. C. Fabricius, 1775 nec Pontoppidan, 1763. See
Craspedorrhynchus.

strigis O. Fabricius, 1780 nec Pontoppidan, 1763. See Strigi-
philus.

sturni Schrank, 1776. See Sturnidoecus.
tantali J. C. Fabricius, 1798. See Ardeicola.
tauri Linne, 1761. See Damalinia.
tetraonis Linne, 1761. See Goniodes.
tinnunculi Linne, 1758. See Laemobothrion.
tinnunculi Latreille, 1818 nec Linne, 1758- See Craspedor-
rhynchus.

totani Schrank, 1803. See Actornithophilus.
tringae O. Fabricius, 1780. See Saemundssonia.
upupae Schrank, 1803. See Upupicola.
vagelli J. C. Fabricius, 1787. See Ancistrona.
vanelli Schrank, 1803. See Quadraceps.
vulturis J. C. Fabricius, 1775. See Laemobothrion.

PELECANIGOGUS Eichler, 1949

Pelecanigogus. Eichler, 1949. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79' 12. dype species. Colpoce-
phalum encarenum “Ntz.i.Brm.”.

A synonym of Colpocephalum.

PELMATOCERANDRA Enderlein, 1908

Pelmatocerandra. Enderlein, 1908, Dtsch. sudpolar Exped., 1901—1903 , 10,
(Zool. 2): 449. Type species (by monotypy): Pelmatocerandra setosa

(Giebel) .

i. eatoni (Kellogg), 1914 ( Lipeurus ). Brooklyn Sci. Bull., 2: 81,
86. Nomen novum for setosus Giebel on transfer to
Lipeurus.

—no. 3.

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PENENIRMUS

2. enderleini Eichler, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 338, fig. 4.

Host: ( Pelecanoides urinatrix) =Pelecanoides georgica

Murphy & Harper.

3. setosa (Giebel), 1876 ( Nirmus ). Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (4), 17:

388.

Host: ( Pelecanoides urinatrix) = Pelecanoides exsul Salvin.

PENENIRMUS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938

Penenirmus. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 73. Type species:
Pediculus albivenlris Scopoli.

Picophilopterus. Ansari, 1947, Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 265. Type
species: Picophilopterus tuktola Ansari.

The genus that Ansari (1947) called Penenirmus is Sturnidoecus.

1. albiventris (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 385.
Host: (Motacilla Troglodytes) = Troglodytes t. troglodytes
(Linn.).

*2. arcus (Piaget), 1885 (Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement : 32,
pi. 4 fig. 2.

Host: Eurystomus [glaucurus] afer (Latham).

3. auritus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica'. 383.

Host: ( Picus major) ^Dendrocopus major pinetorum

(Brehm).

*4. brevimaculatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , nec D. brevimacula-
tus Giebel, 1874). Pediculines'. 119, pi. 10 fig. 7.

Host: (Bernicla brenta. Error).

s. californiensis (Kellogg), 1896 (Docophorus) . Proc. Calif. Acad.
Sci. (2), 6: 483, pi. 66 fig. 6.

Host: Melanerpes formicivorus bairdi Ridgway.

6. caligineus (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 144,

pi. 3 fig. 2.

Host: (Merula gmyi) =Turdus grayi casius (Bonaparte).

7. evagans (Kellogg), 1896 (Docophorus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 480, pi. 66 fig. 2.

Host: (Dryobates pubescens) — 'DQnMoc,o^os pubescens medi-
anus (Swainson).

8. fallax (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 141.

Host: (Pitta thalassina. Mistranscription)? = Cissa thalassina
Temminck.

9. gulosus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 117.

Host: Certhia familiaris [macrodactyla Brehm] .

10. heteroscelis (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 27: 118.

Host: (Picus mar^Ms)=^Dryocopus m. martius (Linn.).

11. hibari (Ucliida), 1949 (Philo pter us). Jap. med.J., 1: 547, fig. 15.

Host: Alauda arvensis sala Swinhoe.

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PENENIRMUS

12. jungens (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 481, pi. 66 fig. 4.

Host: Colaptes auratus [luteus Bangs].

13. kumagera (Uchida), 1949 ( Philoplerus ). Jap. med. J ., 1: 544,

fig. 12.

Host: Dryocopus martius martius (Linn.).

=no. 10.

*14. limbatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supplement:
4, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: Megaloema corvina (Temminck).

15. longuliceps (Blagoveshtchenslcy), 194° ( Degeeriella ). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 65, 88, fig. 19.

Hosts: ( Celtia cetti interposita) =Cettia cetti orientalis

Tristan and Troglodytes troglodytes hyreanus Sarudny &
Loudon.

16. macrotrichus (Kolenati), 1858 ( Docophorus ). S. B. Akad. W iss.

Wien, 29: 248, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: ( Chrysophlegma flavinucha) =Picus flavinucha Gould.
Generic position doubtful.

*17. maeulipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 661, pi. 54
fig- 3-

Host: Pieus from Bangka.

18. mirinotatus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Docophorus ). Occ.

Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 65, pi. 5 fig. 6.

Host: ( Junco hyemalis thurberi)= 3 unco oregonus thurberl
Anthony.

19. motacillae (J. C. Fabricius), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Gen. Ins.. 310*

Nomen novum for Pediculus albiventris Scopoli.

=no. 1.

20. nirmoideus (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: 94.

Host: (Sylvia n^ra)=Saxicola rubetra (Linn.).

21. panamensis (Kellogg), 1899 (Docophorus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 9, pi. 1 fig. 1.

Host: (Phaenicothraupis fuscicauda)= Habia gutturalis fus-

cieauda Cabanis.

*22. pari (Denny), 1842 (Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.. 45> ®7>
pi. 6 fig: 6.

Hosts: (Parus caudatus) =Aegithalos caudatus rosaceus

Mathews, Parus ater [britannicus Sharpe & Dresser], and
P. coeruleus Linn.

23. pici (J. C. Fabricius), 1798 (Pediculus). Ent. Syst. Suppl.:
571-

Host: Picus viridis Linn.

275

PERINEUS

24. pici (Schrank), 1803 (Pediculus, nec Fabricius 1798). Fauna
boica : 188.

Host: (Schwarzspecht) = Dryocopus martius (Linn.).

=no. 10.

25- quadripustulatus (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 ( Docophorus ). Ent.
News, 23: 57.

Hosts: Pipilo [maculatus] carmani Lawrence and ( Conurus
holochlorus. Error),
raji Ansari, 1947. See Sturnidoecus.

26. scalaris (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Host: Picus viridis Linn, (also P. canus and P. medius).
—no. 23.

27. serrilimbus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2:

427-

Host: ( Yynx torquilla)= Jynx t. torquilla Linn.

28. superciliosus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2:

427-

Host: ( Picus mayor) =Dendrocopus major pinetorum

(Brehm.).

=no. 3-

29. trimarginis (Carriker), 1902 ( Nurmus ). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 10:

222, pi. 20 fig. 2, pi. 21 fig. 5.

Host: ( Certhia familiaris montanus) =Certhia americana
montana Ridgway.

30. troglodytis (Waterston), 1915 ( Docophorus ). Zool. Jb., Abt.

Syst., 39: 27 fig. F.

Host: (Wren from Shetland) = Troglodytes troglodytes

zetlandicus Hartert.

=no. 1.

31. tuktola (Ansari), 1947 ( Picophilopterus ). Proc. nat. Inst. Set.

India, 13: 265, fig. 4.

Host: Picus s. squamatus Vigors.

PERINEUS Harrison, 1936

Perineus. Harrison, 1936, in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 18: 41.
Type species: Lipeurus nigrolimbalus Giebel.

1. celer (Kellogg), 1896 {Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:

117, pi. 7 figs. 5, 6.

Host: {Fulmarus glacialis vars. glupischa and rodgersii) =

Fulmarus glacialis rodgersii Cassin.

=no. 19.

2. concinnus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Lipeurus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 97, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

3. confldens (Kellogg), 1899 {Lipeurus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 26, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Diomedea nigripes Audubon.

276

PERINEUS

4. diomedeae (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat.: 808.

Host: (“in Brasiliae diomedeis”) = Diomedea m. melanophris
Temminck (see Clay, 1940, Brit. Graham Land Exped.,
1934-37 > 1: 299).

5. enderleini Eichler, 1949. Rct. brasil. Biol., 9: 342, figs. 8-10.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn. Probably error for Phoebe-
tria p. palpebrata (Forster).

Probably=no. 4.

6. ferreirai (Monteiro de Barros), 1933 ( Esthiopterum ). Thesis

Fac. Med. S. Paulo: 33, pi. 1-3.

Host: Diomedea [m.] melanophris Temminck.

=no. 4.

7. gaini (Neumann), 1913 (. Lipeurus ). Deux. Exped. antarct. prang.

192, figs. 4, 5.

Host: (Ossifraga gigantea) = Macronectes giganteus (Gmelm).
=no. 21.

8. giganticola (Kellogg), 1896 ( Nirmus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 105, pi. 5 fig. 6.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

*9. grandis (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus) . Pediculines: 323, pi. 26 fig. 7.
Host : (Procellaria pelagica. Error). Probably = Stercorarius
sp.

10. hyalinus (Neumann), 1911 (Lipeurus). Brit, antarct. Exped.,

1907-1909, 2: 21, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

11. laculatus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Lipeurus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 93, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Hosts: Stercorarius pomarinus (Temminck) and (error:

Puffinus creatopus).

12. lepturus (Enderlein). Dtsch. siidpolar Exped., 10 (Zool. 2): 453,

pi. 62 figs. 200-202, 209.

Host: (Phoebetria fuliginosa) =Phoebetria p. palpebrata

(Forster).

=no. 4.

13. macropleuralis Eichler, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 343, figs.

11-13-

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

14. melanocnemis (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa: 233.

Host: (Procellaria gigantea) = Macronectes giganteus

(Gmelin).

=no. 21.

15. meridionalis (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph .: 32.

Host: (Diomedea fuliginosa) = Phoebetria palpebrata

(Forster).

=no. 4.

277

PERINEUS

16. micronodalis Eichler, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 343, figs. 14-17.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

17. miriceps (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Lipeurus ). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 480, pi. 30 fig. 4.

Host: ( Geospiza fuliginosa. Error) = Diomedea irrorata

Salvin.

*18. mutabilis (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines : 324, pi. 27
fig. 1.

Host: [Procellaria glacialis) =F\i\marus glacialis (Linn.).
=no. 19.

19. nigrolimbatus (Giebel), 1874 (Lipeurus). Insecta epizoa : 233.

Host: (Procellaria) = Fulmarus g. glacialis (Linn.).

20. nigropunctatus (Enderlein), 1917 (Lipeurus). Zool. Anz., 49: 244,

figs. 5-7.

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

=no. 10.

21. obscurus (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

30-

Host: (Procellaria gigantea) = Macronectes giganteus

(Gmelin).

*22. tricolor (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines : 363, pi. 30 fig. 4.
Host: ( Diomedea fuliginosa) =Phoebetria palpebrata

(Forster).

=no. 4.

23. varius (Kellogg), 1896 (Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:
1 16, figs. 3, 4.

Host: ( Fulmarus glacialis vars. glupischa and rodgersii) =

Fulmarus glacialis rodgersii Cassin.

=no. 19.

PESSOAIELLA Guimaraes, 1940

Pessoaiella. Guimaraes, 1940, Rev. Mus. paul., 20: 283. Type species:
Esthiopterum absitmn (Kell.).

An absolute synonym of Wilsoniella.

PFLEGERIELLA Eichler, 1943

Pflegeriella. Eichler, 1943, Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., ri: rr4. Type species: Lipeurus
circumfasciatus Piaget, 1880.

A synonym of N eopsittaconirmus Conci.

PHACOGALIA Mjoberg, 1919

Phacogalia. Mjoberg, 1919, Ent. Tidskr., 40: 95. Type species: Heterodoxus
brevispinosus Harrison & Johnston.

Inseparable from Boopia.

278

PHILOCEANUS

PHAGOPTERUS Freire & Duarte, 1944

Phagopterus. Freire & Duarte, 1944, Bol. Soc. brasil. Med. vet., 13: 13. i ype
species: P. colutnbae Freire & Duarte.

A synonym of Columbicola.

PHANTASMOCORIS F. B. White, 1872

Phantasmocoris. F. B. White, 1872, Hardwicke'sSci Gossip, 1871: 234.
Nomen novum for Idolocoris Walker, 1872 [nee Douglas & Scott, 1865).

An absolute synonym of H aematomyzus Piaget.

PHILAN DESIA Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914

Philandesia. Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914, Ent. News, 25: 198. Type species
(by monotypy): P. townsendi Kellogg & Nakayama.

A recognizable subgenus of Trimenopon. ' Philandria Kellogg ,
quoted by Harrison (1916, Parasitology, 9: 23) is a misprint and a
nomen nudum.

foxi Ewing, 1927. See Menacanthus.

townsendi Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914. See Trimenopon.

PH I LIC El TH Y 0 PH AG A Harrison, 1935

Philichthyophaga. Harrison, 1935. in Thompson, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10),
16: 150. Type species: Lipeurus brevicorms Denny.

A good subgenus of Pectinopygus.

PHILOCEANUS Kellogg, 1903

Philoceanus. Biol. Bull. Wood's Hole, 5: 87. Type species (by monotypy):
P. becki Kellogg.

1. annuliventris (Uchida), 1917 {Lipeurus). Annot. zool. Jap., 99:

206, fig. 2.

Host: Oceanodroma furcata (Gmelin).

2. becki Kellogg, 1903. Biol. Bull. Wood’s Hole, 5: 88 .figs . 1, 2.

Host: (. Procellaria tethys)= Oceanodroma t. tetnys (Bona-
parte).

*3. garrodiae (Clay), 1940 (. Naubates ). Brit. Graham Land Exped.,

1934-37 > i: 3io. figs- 7. 8> 9a- d- Iia-

Host: Garrodia nereis (Gould).

*4. robertsi (Clay), 1940 [Naubates). Brit. Graham Land Exped.,

1934-37 > I: 313. figs- 9C> I0a- llb- „ .

Host: Oceanites oceanicus exasperatus Mathews.

279

PHILOPTERUS

( PHILOPEDON Stephens, nomen nudum)

( Philopedon . Stephens, 1829, Syst. Cat. Brit. Ins., pt. 2: 330, 331, 332, 333.
Nomen nudum.)

This name appears not only on p. 330 of Stephens’ work, as
mentioned by Harrison (1916, Parasitology, 9: 24) but also on several
later pages. It appears in connection with the names Docophorus,
Nirmus, Lipeurus and Goniodes, but without a definition of any sort.
It is, therefore, a nomen nudum and we would have ignored it but for
Harrison’s inclusion of it in his catalogue.

PHILOPTERUS Nitzsch, 1818

Philopterus. Nitzsch, 1818, German's Mag. Ent., 3: 281, 288. Type species,
(by subsequent designation, Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 58):
Philopterus ( Docophorus ) ocellatus “Nitzsch”.

Docophorus. Nitzsch, 1818, German's Mag. Ent., 3: 289. Type species (by
subsequent designation, Clay, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 207): Philopterus
( Docophorus ) ocellatus (Scopoli).

Clayiella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 102. Type species: Clayiella schulz-
kampfhenkeli Eichler.

Cypseloecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital. 73: 126. Type species: Philopterus
excisus Nitzsch.

Debeauxoecus. Conci, 1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 126. Type species: Philop-
terus claviformis Piaget.

Docophorulus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 80. Type species: Doco-
phorus communis Nitzsch var. passeris Piaget.

Tritrabeculus. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. J ., 1: 315. Type species: T. goshiki-
dori Uchida.

Bitrabeculus. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. J., 1: 318. Type species: Docophorus
singularis Kellogg.

1. acrocephalus Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., 100, no.

3254: 10.

Host: Acrocephalus 1. luscinia (Quoy & Gaimard).
acutifrons Uchida, 1949. See Sturnidoecus.

2. acutior Harrison, 1916. Parasitology , 9: 86. Nomen novum for

Docophorus acutus Piaget, 1880, nec Rudow, 1870.

Host: ( Paradisea awrea)=XanthomeIus aureus (Linn.),
acutulus Neumann, 1922. See Ibidoecus.

3. acutus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , nec D. acutus Rudow, 1870).

Pediculines: 68, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: ( Paradisea «Mm{)=Xanthomelus aureus (Linn.).

=no. 2.

4. adustus (Olfers), 1816 (Nirmus). De Veget. . . .: 88.

Host: Corvus corax [corax Linn.].

=no. 24.

5. agelaii (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 220.

Host: Agelaius [p.] phoeniceus (Linn.),
aguiae Gervais, 1844. See Degeeriella.

280

PHILOPTERUS

*6. albidus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 48, pi. 3 fig. 6.
Host: ( Corvus scapulatus (var. minor))— Corvus albus Muller.

7. alienus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 473, pi. 65 2.

Host: Colaptes [a.] auratus (Linn.). But probably error.

8. americanus (Kellogg), 1899 (Docophorus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: n, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: ( Cinclus americanus)= Cinelus mexicanus unicolor
Bonaparte.

antarcticus Wood, 1937. See Saemundssonia.
armatus- Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Saemundssonia.

9. atratus Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 290. Nomen

novum for Redi’s “Pollino del Corvo”.

Host: (Corvo) =Corvus f. frugilegus Linn,
auratus Haan, 1829. See Quadraceps.
baculus Nitzsch, 1818. See Columbicola.

10.

11.

*12.

13-

*

i4-

15.

breviformis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Proc.
Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 463, pi. 28 fig. 3.

Host: Progne modesta Darwin (and erroneous records),
brevis Dufour, 1835. See Docophoroides.

bruneri (Carriker), 1903 ( Docophorus ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 128
pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Manacus candei (Parzudahi).
cameratus Haan, 1829. See Cuclotogaster .
capistratus Neumann, 1912. See Alcedoecus.
capreolus Gervais, 1844. See Neopsittaconirmus.

cardinalis (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 58, pi. 4

fig. 5.

Host: (Carduelis cucullata) =VaroaTizL coronata (Miller),
castaneus Fresca, 1923. See Strigiphilus .
chenamychus Seguy, 1949. See Saemundssonia.

chloridis (Schrank), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Beytr. Naturgersch .: 118,
pi. 5 fig. 10.

Host: (Griinfink) =Chloris c. chloris (Linn.).

cincli (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 44, 85,
pi. 5 fig. 8.

Host: ( Cinclus aquaticus)= Cinclus cinclus gularis (Latham).

citrinellae (Schrank), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Beytr. Naturgesch .:
116, pi. 5 fig. 7-

Host: (Ammer, Goldammer or Airnerling)=Embenza c.

citrinella Linn.

*16. claviformis (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 2, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Pitta sp.

17. coarctatus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 382.

Host: Lanius collu[rio Linn.].

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PHILOPTERUS

*18. coelebitis (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 14. Nomen novum for Docophorus
rubeculae Denny.

=no. 88.

19. collurionis (Schrank), 1803 ( Pediculus ). Fauna boica: 187.

Host: (Dorndreher)— Lanius collurio Linn.

=no. 1 7.

20. communis Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 290. Nomen

novum for Ricinus emberizae De Geer etc.

—no. 15 etc.

*21. compar (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 61, pi. 7 fig. 1.
Host: Loxia curvirostra Linn.

=no. 30.

*22. coracis (Denny), 1852 [Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 7. Nomen novum for Docophorus
semisignahts Denny.

=no. 24.

23. cornicis (J. C. Fabricius), 1775 [Pediculus). Syst. Ent.: 807.

Nomen novum for Pedicidus ocellatus Scopoli.

-no. 73.

24. corvi (Linn.), 1758 [Pediculus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.

Host: Corvus [corax] corax Linn.

25. corvi (Packard), 1870 [nec Linn., 1758) [Lipeurus). Amer. Nat.,

4: 95, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: (Crow). Probably— Corvus corone brachyrhynchos

Brehm.

-no. 73.

26. corvi (Osborn), 1896 [nec Linn., 1758) [Docophorus). Bull. U.S.

Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 220, fig. 142.

Host: [Corvus americanus) =Corvus corone brachyrhynchos
Brehm.

-no. 73.

27. crassiceps Harrison, 1916. Parasitology , 9: 92. Nomen novum

for P. crassipes (Burmeister).

—no. 28.

28. crassipes (Burmeister), 1838 [Docophorus). Handb. Ent., 2: 425.

Host: [Corvus caryocatactes) = Nucifraga c. caryocatactes
(Linn.).

29. cristata Malcomson, 1929. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 22: 729, fig. 2.

Host: Cyanocitta c. cristata (Linn.).

30. curvirostrae (Schrank), 1776 [Pediculus). Beytr. Naturgesch .:

117, pi. 5 fig. 8.

Host: Loxia [c.] curvirostra Linn.

31. dennyi (Ponton), 1871 [Docophorus). Mon. micr.J., 6: 78, pi. 91

fig- 3-

Host: [Priomtes mexicanus) = Momotus mexicanus Swainson.

282

PHILOPTERUS

*32. depressus (Piaget), 1871 ( Docophorus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 14: 115,
pi. 6 fig. 1.

Host: ( Malaconotus icterus) =Malaconotus p. poliocephalus

(Lichtenstein) .

dilatatior Harrison, 1916. See Quadraceps.

33. distinctus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 4 77, pi. 65 fig. 5.

Host: Corvus corax sinuatus Wagler.

=no. 24.

34. domesticus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 475, pi. 65 fig. 4.

Host: Progne [s.] subis (Linn.),
ebraeus Nitzsch, 1818. See Esthiopterum.

35. emberizae (De Geer), 1778 ( Ricinus ). Mim. Hist. Ins.: 74, pi. 4

figs. 9, 10.

Host: (Bruant)=Emberiza c. cltrinella Linn.

=no. 15.

36. excisus Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3:290. Nomen novum

for Pediculus hirundinis Schrank, 1803, nec Linn., 1761.
Host: (Hausschwalbe) =Delichon u. urbica (Linn.).

*37. extraneus (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pddiculines Supple-
ment: 3, pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: Corvus macrorhynchus Wagler.
falcicornis Nitzsch, 1818. See Goniodes.

38. fringillae (Scopoli), 1772 ( Pediculus ). Ann. V. Hist, nat.: 125.
Host: ( Fringilla [domestica]) = Passer d. domesticus (Linn.).

*39. fringillae (Denny), 1842 ( nec Scopoli, 1772) ( Docophorus ). Mon.
Anopl. Brit.: 43, 79, pi. 3 fig- 2.

Host: ( Fringilla montana)= Passer m. montanus (Linn.).

40. fulvus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 425.

Host: ( Corv . glandarius)= Garrulus g. glandarius (Linn.).
=no. 45.

41. fuscatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 359.

Host: ( Cyanocorax cmtate//ws)=Uroleuca cristatella (Tem-
minck).

42. fuscicollis (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 425.

Host: Lanius [e.] excubitor Linn, (and an erroneous record),
fuscoclypeatus Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Trabeculus.

43. fuscoventralis (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur.

Ent. (n.s.), 5: 221.

Host: Contopus virens (Linn.),
gaini Neumann, 1913. See Saemundssonia.

*44. garrulae (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pldiculines: 59, pi. 4
fig- 7-

Host: Bombycilla garrulus (Linn.).

283

M. 19

PHILOPTERUS

45. garruli Boisduval & Lacordaire, 1835. Faune ent. Environs

Paris : 120.

Host: (Geai)=Garrulus glandarius (Linn.).

46. glandarii (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 8. Nomen novum for Docophorus
fulvus Burmeister.

=no. 45.

47. globifer (Olfers), 1816 [Nirmus). De Vegct. . . .: 91. Nomen

novum for Pediculus citrinellae, etc.

=no. 15.

48. goshikidori (Uchida), 1948 ( Tritrabeculus ). Jap. med. J ., 1:

316, figs. 5, 6.

Hosts: ( Cyanops wwc/za/zs)=Megalaima oorti nuchalis Gould
(but probably error) and [Coracina javensis rex-pineti) =
Coracina novaehollandiae rexpineti (Swinhoe).
grammicus Gervais, 1844. See Quadraceps.

49. grandiceps (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 85

Host: ( Ptilonorhynchus holosericeus) =Ptilonorhynchus viola-
ceus (Vieillot).

*50 guttatus (Denny), 1842 [Philopterus) . Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 41, 67,
pi. 3 fig. 8.

Host: Corvus monedula [spermologus Vieillot] .

51. hamatus (Packard), 1870 [Docophorus) . Amer. Nat., 4: 94, pi. 1

fig- 7-

Host: [Plectrophanes mua/zs) =Plectrophenax nivalis (Linn.),
hibari Uchida, 1949. See Penenirmus.

52. hirundinis (Schrank), 1803 [Pediculus, nec P. hirundinis Linn.,

1761). Fauna Boica: 193.

Host: (Hausschwalbe)=Delichon u. urbica (Linn.).

=no. 36.

*53. hirundinis (Piaget), 1871 [Docophorus). Tijdschr. Ent., 14: 134.
pi. 7 fig. 13-

Hosts: Hirundo rustica Linn, and [Hirundo wrfo‘ca)=Delichon
urbica (Linn.).

hiyodori Uchida, 1939. See Craspedorrhynchus.
hologaster Nitzsch, 1818. See Goniocotes.
icterodes Nitzsch, 1818. See Anatoecus.

54. incisus (Kellogg), 1896 [Docophorus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 474, pi. 65 fig. 3.

Hosts: Sialia [s.J sialis Linn (and Ampelis cedrorum. Error).
=no. 95.

55. insulicola (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 [Docophorus). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 466, pi. 28 fig. 6.

Hosts: [Certhidea albemarlei)=- Certhidea 0. olivacea Gould,
Pyrocephalus [rubinus] intercedens Ridgway, and Geospiza
fuliginosa Gould.

ejunus Nitzsch, 1818. See Anaticola.

284

PHILOPTERUS

56. kansensis (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 91, pi. 3 fig. 8.

Host: ( Colymbus nigricollis calif ornicus. Error).

57. kayanobori (Uchida), 1948 ( Bitrabeculus ). Jap. med. J., 1:

322, fig. 8.

Host: Spizixos semitorques cinereicapillus Swinhoe.
kozuii Sugimoto, 1934. See Lagopoecus.
kumagera Uchida, 1949. See Penenirmus.

58. lanii (J. C. Fabricius), 1798 ( Pediculus ). Ent. Syst. Suppl .: 570.

Host: Lanius collurio Linn.

=no. 1 7.

laticephalus Uchida, 1949. See Strigiphilus.

59. laticeps (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 88 (and

see p. ix).

Host: ( Cinclus aquaticus) — Cinclus c. cinclus (Linn.).

=no. 14.

leontodon Nitzsch, 1818. See Sturnidoecus.

60. leptomelas (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

358.

Host: Corvus albicollis Latham.

61. linariae (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supplement :

5, pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: ( Fringilla Zmanfi)= Card uelis f. flammea (Linn.).

62. lineatus (Giebel), 1874 [Docophorus) . Insecta epizoa\ 91.

Host: [Arachnothera [ Certhia ) longirostris) =Certhia b.

brachydactyla Brehm.

longirostricola Wilson, 1937- See Cummingsiella.
luridus Nitzsch, 1818. See Fulicoffula.

63. macgregori (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 ( Docophorus ). J.N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 156, pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: Chlorodrepanis virens [wilsoni (Rothschild)].

64. major (Kellogg), 1896 [Docophorus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 490.

Hosts: [Petrochelidon /wm/rons) = Petroehelidon a. albifrons
Rafinesque and [Tachycineta bicolor) =Iridoprocne bi-
color (Vieillot).

65. major (Uchida), 1948 [nec Kellogg, 1896) [Bitrabeculus). Jap.

med. J., 1: 318.

Host: [Dryobates major hondoensis)=T)QT\.&voQ,o\)0§ major
hondoensis (Kuroda).

66. mandarinus (Giglioli), 1864 [Docophorus) . Quart. J. micr. Sci.,

4: 22, pi. 13 fig- 9-

Host: [Merula mandarina)= Turdus merula mandarinus
(Bonaparte).

Probably =no. 67.

maruhashi Uchida, 1949. See Craspedorrhynchus.

285

PHILOPTERUS

*67. merulae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 47,

106, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Turdus [m.] merula Linn.

migratorii Peters, 1935. See Sturnidoecus.

68. mirus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Docophorus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 67, pi. 5 fig. 7.

Host: ( Thryothurus bewicki s/>i/«rws) =Thryomanes bewicki
spilurus (Vigors).

69. mitsusui (Uchida), 1948 ( Bitrabeculus ). Jap. med.J., 1:321,

fig- 7-

Host: ( Myzomela r. rubratura) = Myzomela rubratra dichro-
mata Wetmore.

*70. modularis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 47,

107, pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: ( Accentor modularis) = Prunella modularis occidentals

(Hartert).

*71. monedulae (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura: 7. Nomen novum for Docophorus
guttatus Denny.

=no. 50.

72. mukudori Uchida, 1949. Jap. med.J., 1: 550, fig. 17.

Host: ( Spodiopsar cineracea)=SiuxnxLS cineraceus (Tem-
minck).

numeniicola Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Saemundssonia.

73. ocellatus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 382

Host: Corvus corone [sardonius Kleinschmidt].
orientalis Uchida, 1949. See Saemundssonia.

74. ornatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: no.

Host: {Oriolus galbula) — Oriolus 0. oriolus (Linn.).

75. pallescens (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 44,

82, pi. 1 fig. 8.

Hosts: Parus palustris [dresseri Stejneger] and Parus major
[newtoni PraXak].

*76. passerinus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 47,
104, pi. 5 fig. 12.

Hosts: Motacilla alba Linn, and M. flava Linn.

77. passeris (Fourcroy), 1785 ( Pediculus ). Ent. parisiensis, pt. 2:
518. Nomen novum for Pediculus subflavescens; abdomine
ovato . . . Geoffroy.

Host: (Moineau franc) =Passer d. domesticus (Linn.).

=no. 38.

*78. passeris (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 59.

Host: Passer domesticus (Linn.).

=no. 38.

pederiformis Dufour, 1835. See Episbates.
phaetophonus Seguy, 1949. See Saemundssonia.

286

PHILOPTERUS

*79. picae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 41, 67,
pi. 1 fig. 9.

Host: ( Pica caudata) =Pica p. pica (Linn.),
platyrhynchus Nitzsch, 1818. See Craspedorrhynchus.

80. prionitis (Denny), 1841 ( Docophorus ). In Jardine, Ann. Mag.

nat. Hist., 6: 327, fig.

Host: ( Prionites bahamensis) =Momotus momotus baha-
mensis Swainson.

(“ ptilonorhynchi Ponton” (Harrison, 1916: 102) does not exist.
See Menopon.)

punctifer Gervais, 1844. See Degeeriella.

81. pyrrhulae (Schrank), 1776 ( Pediculus ). Beytr. Naturgesch.:

11 7, Pi- 5 fig- 9-

Host: (Blutfink) = Pyrrhula pyrrhula europaea Vieillot.

*82. pyrrhulae (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 58.

Host: ( Pyrrhula vulgaris) = Pyrrhula pyrrhula (Linn.).

=no. 81.

83. quadraticeps (Kellogg), 1896 (Docophorus). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (a), 6: 85, pi. 3 fig- 5- , , .

Host: (Fulica americana. Error) =some member ol the
Passeriformes.

84. quiscali (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 219, fig. 141. .

Host: ( Quiscalus , Crow Blackbird) =Quiscalus quiscula

aeneus Ridgway.

*85. reguli (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 45, 91.
pi. 6 fig. 4.

Host: (. Regulus aurocapiUus) = Regulus regulus (Linn.).

86. rotundatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , p. 47 nec p. 21). Pedicu-
lines: 47, pi. 3 fig. 5.

Host: Corvus [c.] corone Linn.

=no. 73.

*87. rotundatus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus, p. 60 nec p. 21). Pedicu-
lines: 60, pi. 4 fig. 7a.

Host: (Phasianus pictus. Error) -some member of Passeri-
formes.

*88. rubeculae (Denny), 1842 (Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 47,
108, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: (Sylvia rubecula) =Erithacus rubecula melophilus
Hartert.

89. rufus (Kellogg), 1899 (Docophorus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.,

6: 7, pi. 1 figs. 6, 9.

Host: (Myiarchus cinerascens nuttingi) = Myiarehus cineras-
cens (Lawrence).

90. rutteri (Kellogg), 1899 (Docophorus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 12, pi. 1 fig. 3-
Host: Parus atricapillus occidentalis Baird.

287

PHILOPTERUS

91. schulzkampfhenkeli (Eichler), 1940 ( Clayiella ). Zool. Anz., 130:
102, fig. 1.

Host: Momotus momotus (Linn.).

*92. semisignatus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
41, 66, pi. 1 fig. 5.

Host: Corvus corax [corax Linn.].

=no. 24.

93. serratus Gervais, 1844. In Walckenaer, Hist. nat. Insectes, 3:

34L pl- 49 fig- 3-

Host: Corvus monedula [spermologus Vieillot],

=no. 50.

94. shakushigi Uchida, 1949. Jap. med. J ., 1: 537, fig. 10.

Host: (. Numenius phaeopus variegatus. Error).

95. sialii (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.),

5: 220.

Host: Sialia sialis (Linn.).

96. singularis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Docophorus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 61, pl. 5 fig. 5.

Host: ( Dryobates ?«<««//*) = Dendrocopus nuttalli (Gambel).
But probably mistranscription of Pica nuttalli (Audubon),
squalidus Nitzsch, 1818. See Anaticola.

*97. stegmanni Clay, 1936. Proc. zool. Soc. Bond., 1935: 905, fig. 1,
pl. 1 fig. 1.

Host: Podoces pleskii Zarudny.
stellatus Gervais, 1844. See Quadraceps.
struthionis Gervais, 1844. See Struthiolipeurus.
stylifer Nitzsch, 1818. See Chelopistes.

98. subcrassipes (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z.ges. NatWiss., 27:

116.

Host: (Corvus pica)— V\o,di p. pica (Linn.).

=no. 79.

(subjlavescens . . . Geoffroy is not a name but a descriptive
phrase.)

suzume Uchida, 1949. See Sturnidoecus.
tadornae Gervais, 1844. See Holomenopon.
temporalis Nitzsch, 1818. See Anaticola.

99. thryptocephalus (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 ( Docophorus ). Rec.

Ind. Mus., 10: 232, pl. 14 fig. 1.

Host: ( Graculus grac«/Ms)=Pyrrhocorax graculus (Linn.).

*100. trabecula (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 662, pl. 54
fig. 4.

Host: ( Dicrurus retifer) = H\o,x\xx\xs r. remifer (Temminck).
triangulifer Gervais, 1844. See Craspedorrhynchus.

101. trigonophorus (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 87.
Host: (Lanius ruficeps) — Lnm\is senator Linn,
tropica Sen, 1942. See Craspedorrhynchus.

288

PHTHEIROPOIOS

*102. turdi (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 43, 76,
pi. 4 fig. 5.

Host: [T urdus musicus, song thrush) =Turdus philomelus
Brehm.

103. underwoodi (Carriker), 1903 ( Docophorus ). Univ. Stud. Neb.,
3: 130, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Psilorhinus mexicanus [cyanogenys Sharpe],
versicolor Nitzsch, 1818. See Ardeicola.
vicinus Neumann, 1922. See Ibidoecus.
wallacei Johnston & Harrison, 1912. See Saemundssonia.
waterstoni Fresca, 1923. See Psittoecus.
wumisuzume Uchida, 1949. See Saemundssonia.

PHTHEIROPOIOS Eichler 1940

Phtheiropoios. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 161. Type species: Gyropus
wetmorei Werneclt.

1. alpinus (Kellogg & Nakayama), 1914 [Gyropus). Ent. News, 25:

196, pi. 8.

Host: ( Lagidium peruanum) = Lagidium viscaccia (Molina).
=no. 7.

2. ewingi (Werneck), 1936 [Gyropus). Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz,

31: 436. Nomen novum for Gyropus forficulatus Ewing,
1924 ( nec Neumann, 1912).

3. forficulatus (Neumann), 1912 [Gyropus). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr.

37: 220 figs. 6-8.

Host: Ctenomys sp. (from Tucuman, Argentina).

4. forficulatus (Ewing), 1924 [Gyropus, nec G. forficulatus Neu-

mann, 1912). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 15,
pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Ctenomys [0.] opimus Wagner.

=no. 2.

5. gracilipes (Ewing), 1924 [Gyropus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 18, fig. 7.

Host: Ctenomys colburni Allen.

=no. 8.

6. grypophallus (Werneck), 1939 [Gyropus). Mem. Inst. Osw.

Cruz, 33: 189, figs. 1-7.

Host: Ctenomys lewisi Thomas.

=no. 2.

7. lagotis (Gervais), 1849 [Gyropus) . In Gay, Hist. fis. polit. Chile,

Zool., 4: 103.

Host: [Lagotis cuvieri)= Lagidium v. viscaccia (Molina).

8. latipollicaris (Ewing), 1924 [Gyropus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 17, pi. 1 fig. 4-
Host: Ctenomys osgoodi Allen.

289

PHYSCONELLA

9. nematophallus (Werneck), 1935 ( Gyropus ). Brasil. Medico, 49:
597-

Host: Ctenomys [opimus] luteolus Thomas.

10. pearsoni Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. r: 86,

figs. 104-m.

Host: Abrocoma cinerea Thomas.

11. pollicaris (Ewing), 1924 {Gyropus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 16, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Ctenomys osgoodi Allen. Error?

12. wetmorei (Ewing), 1924 {Gyropus). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63,

art. 20: 19, figs. 8, 9.

Host: Ctenomys latro Thomas (see Werneck, 1936, Mem.
Inst. Osw. Cruz, 31: 437).

PHYSCONELLA Paine, 1914

Ancistrocephalus. Paine, 1913 (nec Monticelli, 1890), Psyche, Camh., Mass.,
20: 158. Type species (by monotypy): Ancistrocephalus kelloggi Paine.
Physconella. Paine, 1914, Psyche, Camh., Mass., 21: 23. Nomen novum for
Ancistrocephalus Paine, 1913.

1. genitalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 96,

pi. 10 fig. 2.

Host: {Crypturellus atrocapillus. Misdetermination) =Cryp-
turellus garleppi aflinis (Chubb).

2. hamata Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 96,

pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

3. kelloggi (Paine), 1913 {Ancistrocephalus). Psyche, Camb., Mass.,

20: 158, fig. 1.

Host: ( Chamaepelia rufipennis. Error). Probably = Cryp-
turellus soui panamensis (Carriker).

4. nothocercae Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

97, pi. 10 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

5. subsimilis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 95,

pi. 9 fig. 1 a.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus (Carriker).
PHYSCONELLOIDES Ewing, 1927

Physconelloides. Ewing, 1927, J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 94. Type species:
P. ceratoceps Ewing.

Goniocotacanthus. Guimaraes, 1936, Rev. Mus. paul., 20: 225. Type species:
G. mattogrossensis Guimaraes.

1. ceratoceps Ewing, 1927. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 17: 94.

Host: {Leptotila ochroptera chlorauchenia) = Leptoptila ver-

reauxi chalcauchenia (Sclater & Salvin).

290

PIAGETIELLA

2. eurysema (Carriker), 1903 ( Goniocotes ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

150, pi. 3 fig. 6.

Host: (Odontophorus guttaius. Error) =Claravis mondetoura
umbrina Griscom (see Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat.
Mus., 100, no. 3266: 385).

3. galapagensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Goniocotes ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 481, pi. 30 fig. 5.

Hosts: ( Camarhynchus productus, Geospiza fuliginosa and
Oceanites gracilis. Errors) =Nesopelia g. galapagoensis
(Gould).

4. mattogrossensis (Guimaraes), 1936 [Goniocotacanthus) . Rev.

Mus. paid., 20: 226, figs. 2, 8, 9.

Host: Columbigallina m. minuta (Linn.).

5. recurvatus Eichler, 1949. Rev. Ent., Rio dej., 20: 645, fig. 1.

Host: Columbina p. picni (Temminck).

6. zenaidurae (McGregor), 1917 ( Goniodes ). Ent. News, 28: 433,

pi. 28 figs. 1, 4.

Host: Zenaidura macroura [marginella (Woodhouse)].
PHYSOSTOMUM Nitzsch, 1818

Physostomum. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 3°2- Type species (by
subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916: 24): "R. nitidissimum Nitzsch =
fringillae Degeer”.

An absolute synonym of Ricinus De Geer. As all the species
described in Physostomum are referred to Ricinus with the exceptions
of P. longetarsatum Piaget 1895, which is a Laemobothrion, and
P. doratophorum Carriker 1903 and P. prominens Kellogg &
Chapman, 1899, which are in Trochiloecetes, a list seems unnecessary.

PIAGETIA Picaglia, 1884

Piagetia. Picaglia, 1884 ( nec Ritsema, 1874) Atti Soc. Nat. Mat. Modena (3),
2: 104. Type species (by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916: 24):
P. ragazzii Picaglia.

An absolute synonym of Piagetiella Neumann.

PIAGETIELLA Neumann, 1906

Tetrophthalmus. Grosse, 1855 ( nec Hope, 1845), Z. wiss. Zool., 42: 534. Type
species (by monotypy): Tetrophthalmus chilensis Grosse.

Piagetia. Picaglia, 1884 ( nec Ritsema, 1874), Atti Soc. Nat. Mat. Modena
(3), 2: 104. Type species (by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916: 24):
P. ragazzii Picaglia.

Piagetiella. Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 60. Nomen novum for
Piagetia Picaglia.

i. africana (Bedford), 1931 ( Tetrophthalmus ). Parasitology, 23.
236-242, figs, ic, 2c, 3c, 4c.

Host: ( Neopelecanus rufescens) — Pelecanus rufescens

Gmelin.

291

PIAGETIELLA

2. australis (Bedford), 1931 (T etrophthalmus). Parasitology, 23:

236-242, figs, id, 2d, 4d.

Host: ( Catoptropelecanus conspicilatus) — Pelecanus c. con-

spicillatus Temminck.

3. bursaepelecani (Perry), 1876 ( Trinotion ). Proc. lit. phil. Soc.

Lpool, 30: lxxx.

Host: (Pelecanus fuscus) = Pelecanus occidentalis Linn.

4. caputincisa Eichler, 1950. Riv. Parassitol., 11: 106, figs, ia, 2a.

Host: ( Phalacrocorax cirrhatus) =Phalaerocorax a. atriceps
King.

5. chilensis (Grosse), 1885 (T etrophthalmus). Z. wiss. Zool., 42:

534, pi. 11 figs. 1, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18-20.

Host: (Pelikan, Chile) = Pelecanus occidentalis thagus Molina.
=no. 3.

*6. consanguinea (Piaget), 1884 ( Menopon ). Notes Leyden Mus., 6:
hi.

Host: Pelecanus erythrorhynchos Gmelin.

=no. 10.

7. impar (Kellogg), 1896 (Menopon, nec M. impar Piaget, 1880).

Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 165.

Host: Pelecanus erythrorhynchos Gmelin.

=no. 10.

8. incomposita (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 123, pi. 8 figs. 4, 5.

Host: Phalacrocorax penicillatus (Brandt).

9. linearis (Kellogg), 1896 (Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 165, pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: Pelecanus [occidentalis] californicus Ridgway.

=no. 3.

10. peralis (Leidy), 1878 (Menopon). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad.,

1878: 100.

Host: (Pelecanus trachyrhynchus) — Pelecanus erythrorhyn-
chos Gmelin.

11. ragazzii (Picaglia), 1884 (Menopon s.g. Piagetia). Atti Soc. Nat.

Mat. Modena (3), 2: 105.

Host: (Pelecanus trachyrhynchus) =Pelecanus erythrorhyn-
chos Gmelin.

=no. 10.

12. subtitan (Bedford), 1931 (T etrophthalmus). Parasitology, 23:

236-242, figs, ib, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b.

Host: ( Metapelecanus roseus) =Pelecanus roseus Gmelin.
*13. titan (Piaget), 1880 (Menopon). Pddiculines: 503, pi. 40 fig. 7.
Host: Pelecanus onocrotalus Linn.

14. titschacki (Eichler), 1941 (T etrophthalmus). Arch. Naturgesch.,
B (n.F.), 10: 361, 374, fig. 25.

Host: Phalacrocorax bougainvillii (Lesson).

=no. 15.

292

PICICOLA

15. transitans (Ewing), 1930 ( Tetrophthalmus ). Proc. biol. Soc.

Wash., 43: 125.

Host: (Cormorant, Chincha Island, Peru)=Phalacrocorax
bougainvillii (Lesson).

16. vigua (Eichler), 1943 ( Tetrophthalmus ). Zool. Anz., 141: 135,

fig. 1.

Host: Phalacrocorax 0. olivaceus (Humboldt).

PICICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938

Picicola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 2. Type species:
Picicola praeposterus Clay & Meinertzhagen.

i. acutus (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 148, pi. 12 fig. 6.

Host: ( Edolius sp.)=Dicrurus hottentottus leucops Wallace.
*2. bimaculatus (Piaget), 1885 [Nirmus). Pediculines Supplement'.
148, pi. 16 fig. 1.

Host: ( Barita fo'fo'cew) = Gymnorhina tibicen (Latham).

*3. campethera Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938. Entomologist, 71: 75,
fig- 3-

Host: Campethera abingoni mombassicus (Fischer &

Reichenow).

4. candidus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 117.

Host: Picus [c.] canus Gmelin [P. viridis dropped in 1874).

5. foedus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 [Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 87, pi. 6 fig. 7.

Hosts: Myiarchus [c.] cinerascens (Lawrence), [Icteria
virens longicauda)= Icteria virens auricollis Bonaparte,
Sayornis [s.] saya (Bonaparte), Tyrannus verticalis Say,
Lanius ludovicianus gambeli Ridgway, and Phainopepla
nitens [lepida van Tyne].

*6. kelloggi (Bagnall & Hall), 1930 [Lipeurus). Vasculum, 16: 55.
Nomen novum for Lipeurus quadripustulatus Piaget.

=no. 15.

7. marginatulus (Harrison), 1916 [Degeeriella). Parasitology, 9:

1 17. Nomen novum for Nirmus marginatus Osborn 1896
[nec Burmeister 1838).

8. marginatus (Osborn), 1896 [Nirmus, nec N. marginatus Bur-

meister 1838). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 228, pi. 2
fig. b.

Host: [C eophloeus pileatus) =Dry ocopus pileatus (Linn.).
=no. 7.

9. mississipiensis (McGregor), 1917 [Lipeurus). Psyche, Camb.,

Mass., 24: 107, pi. 1 figs. 1, 5.

Host: (Flicker) =Colaptes auratus (Linn.).

10. nitzschi (Ponton), 1871 [Nirmus). Mon. micr.J ., 6: 8, pi. 91 fig. 2.
Host: [Ptilonorhynchus holosericeus) = Ptilonorhynchus viola-
ceus (Vieillot).

293

PITRUFQUENIA

11. orpheus (Osborn), 1896 ( Nirnius ). Ball. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5:

227.

Host: ( Galeoscoptes caroli nensis) =Dumetella carolinensis
(Linn.).

12. pontoni (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 (Degeeriella). Proc. roy.

Soc. Qd, 24: 12. Nomen novum for N . nitzschii Ponton.
=no. 10.

*13. praeposterus Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938. Entomologist, 71:
74, figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Dryobates sindeanus) =Dendrocopos assimilis (Blyth).
*14. quadripustulatus (Piaget), 1888 ( Lipeurus , nee L. quadri-

pustulatus Burmeister 1838). Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 156, pi. 3
fig. 9.

Host: ( Hydrornis maximus) = Pitta maxima Muller &

Schlegel.

=no. 15.

*15. quadripustulosus (Harrison), 1916 ( Esthiopterum ). Parasitology,
9: 141. Nomen novum for Lipeurus quadripustulatus
Piaget 1888 ( nec Burmeister 1838).

16. snodgrassi (Kellogg), 1896 (Lipeurus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.
(2), 6: 502, pi. 68 fig. 2.

Host: ( Trochilus m/«s)=Selasphorus rufus (Gmelin).

*17. thripias Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938. Entomologist, 71: 76.
Host: Thripias namaquus [decipiens (Sharpe)].

PICOPHILOPTERUS Ansari, 1947

Picophiloptems. Ansari, 1947, Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 165. Type
species: Picophiloptems tuktola Ansari.

Inseparable from Penenirmus,

PITRUFQUENIA Marelli, 1932

Pitmfquenia. Marelli, 1932, La Chacra, 3: 9. Type species: P. coypus Marelli.

1. coypus Marelli, 1932. La Chacra, 3: 9, figs. 1-6.

Host: (Coipo o nutria chilena) = Myocastor c. coypus

(Molina).

2. mollis Marelli, 1933. Rev. Soc. ent. Argent., 5: 299-303.

Host: (nutria) = Myocastor c. coypus (Molina).

=no. 1.

PLE GA DILYMA NTIKOS Eichler, 1941

Plegadilymantikos. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Zlg, 102: 128. Type species:
Laemobothrion pallescens Kellogg.

Eichler (1943, Zool. Anz., 137: 61) admits that Plegadilymantikos
is inseparable from Eulaemobothrion.

294

PLEG AD1PHILUS

PLEGADIPHILUS Bedford, 1939

Plegadiphilus. Bedford, 1939, Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 138. Type species:
P. threskiornis Bedford.

*1. mamillatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Menopon ). Pediculines Supplement:
114, pi. 12 fig. 5.

Host: Theristicus caudatus (Boddaert).

2. plegadis (Dubinin), 1938 {Menopon). Trav. Reserve Etat

Astrakhan, 2: 178, fig.

Host: Plegadis [f.] falcinellus (Linn.).

3. threskiornis Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 139,

figs. 7, 8.

Host: Threskiornis [a.] aethiopicus (Latham).

POTUSDIA Conci, 1942

Potusdia. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 141. Type species: Trichodectes
potus Werneck.

Not separable from Trichodectes.

PROCAVICOLA Bedford, 1932

Procavicola. Bedford, 1932, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 711. Type species:
Trichodectes sternatus Bedf. .

Meganarionoides. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Am., 129: 159- Type species: Tricho-
dectes colobi Kellogg. - Q t-

A condylocephal us . Werneck, 1941, Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz. 36: 478. lype
species: Procavicola congoensis (Ferris).

Condylocephalus. Werneck, 1941. : 497- Type species: Procavicola bedfordi

Werneck.

A condylocephalus is a synonym of Meganarionoides-. the latter and
Condylocephalus are excellent subgenera.

x. a films Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 474- fig- 24-
Host: Procavia capensis ? schultzei Brauer.

*2. africanus Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 486,

figs. 34-39- j _

Host: Dendrohyrax dorsalis emini Thomas.

*3. angolensis Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J . vet. Sci., 7: 34, figs.

ij 2.

Host: Dendrohyrax bocagei (Gray) (and D. “ angolensis ”,
which does not exist).

4. baeulatus (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. Harvard African

Exped. Liberia-. 1036, fig. 24A, C.

Host: Dendrohyrax [validus] validus True.

5. bedfordi Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 498,

figs- 57-63, 65, 66, 67a.

Host: Dendrohyrax [a.] arboreus (A. Smith).

295

PROCAVICOLA

*6. brucei Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 461, fig. 11.
Host: ( Heterohyrax brucei 6rac«) = Heterohyrax syriacus
bakeri (Gray).

7. colobi (Kellogg), 1910 ( Trichodectes ). TEfss. Ergebn. schwed.

zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro , 3, abt. 15: 44, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: ( Colobus caudatus. Error) =Dendrohyrax validus ssp.

8. congoensis (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. Harvard African

Exped. Liberia: 1034, figs. 23> 24B, D, E.

Host: ( Procavia adolfifriederici) = Dendrohyrax arboreus

adolfifriederici (Brauer).

9. dissimilis Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 505,

fig. 64.

Host: Dendrohyrax [arboreus] adolfifriederici (Brauer).

10. eichleri Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 455,

figs. 8, 9.

Host: Dendrohyrax arboreus adolfifriederici (Brauer).

11. emarginatus (Bedford), 1928 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Apr., 13-14: 845, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Heterohyrax [syriacus] ruddi (Wroughton).

12. furca Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 111, fig. 7.

Host: ( Procavia sp., Tvl. Mus. skin 4324)=Procavia capensis
? orangiae Roberts.

13. heterohyracis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1, 32: 717,

fig. 6A.

Host: Heterohyrax [syriacus] granti (Wroughton).

*14. hopkinsi Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz., 36: 509,
figs. 72-78.

Host: Dendrohyrax [arboreus] adolfifriederici (Brauer).

15. jordani Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 7: 35, figs. 3, 4.

Host: ( Dendrohyrax angolensis. Error) = Dendrohyrax

bocagei (Gray).

16. lindfleldi (Hill), 1922 ( Trichodectes ). Parasitology , 14: 65, pi. 2

figs. 4-6.

Host: Procavia capensis ssp.

17. lopesi Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: no, figs. 5,

6.

Host: Procavia [johnstoni] lopesi Thomas & Wroughton.

18. mokeetsi Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 112,

fig. 8.

Host: ( Procavia sp., Tvl. Mus. skin no. 3275)=Procavia
capensis letabae Roberts.

19. natalensis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 718,

fig. 8B.

Host: Procavia [capensis] natalensis Roberts.

20. neumanni (Stobbe), 1913 ( Trichodectes ). Ent. Rdsch., 30: 112.

Host: Dendrohyrax [validus] neumanni (Matschie).

296

PROCAVIPHILUS

21. parvus Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 718, fig. 7C.
Host: Procavia capensis [marlothi Brauer].

22. pretoriensis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 717,
figs. 5, 7 A.

Host: Procavia [capensis] coombsi Roberts.

*23. scutifer Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 44, figs.
51-56.

Host: Dendrohyrax dorsalis marmota Thomas.

24. shoanus Maltbaek, 1937. Ent. Medd., 19: 495, fig. 2.

Host: ( Hyrax shoana ) = Procavia habessinica scioana

(Giglioli) .

25. sternatus (Bedford), 1928. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 13-14: 845,

pi. 4 fig. 9, pi. 5 fig- 12. .

Host: ( Procavia capensis natalensis. Rrror) — Procavia

capensis ssp.

26. subparvus Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 718,

fig. 8A.

Host: Procavia capensis [chiversi Roberts].

*27. thorntoni Hopkins, 1942. Rev. brasil. Biol., 2: 439, fig. 1.
Host: Procavia johnstoni matschiei Neumann.

*28. ugandensis Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 465,
figs. 14, 15.

Host: Dendrohyrax dorsalis marmota Thomas.

29. univirgatus (Neumann), 19x3 ( Trichodectes ). Arch. Parasit.,

Paris, 15: 612, fig. 6.

Host: (Daman, Hyrax sp.)=Dendrohyrax sp., probably
dorsalis ssp.

30. vicinus Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36: 468, figs.

17, 18.

Host: Procavia c. capensis (Pallas).

PROCAVIPHILUS Bedford, 1932

Procaviphilus. Bedford, 1932, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 725. Type species:
P. ferrisi Bedford.

*1. dubius Werneck, 1941. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 36- 574> figs- I4^>
149.

Host: Dendrohyrax [arboreus] adolfifriederici (Brauer).

2 ferrisi Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1932: 727 Nomen
novum for Trichodectes serraticus Ferris 1930 nec Hill 1922.

3. granulatus (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. Harvard African
Exped. Liberia'. 1029, fig. 16A-D.

Host- ( Procavia adolfifriederici) = Dendrohyrax arboreus

adolfifriederici (Brauer).

297

PROCELLARIPHAGA

4. granuloides Bedford, 1939. Onderstepoort J. vet. Sci., 12: 113,
fig. 10.

Host: ( Heterohyrax b. brucei. Misdetermination) =Hetero-
hyrax syriacus bakeri (Gray).

*5. harrisi Werneck, 1946. Rev. brasil. Biol., 6: 2, figs. 7-17.

Host: Dendrohyrax validus schusteri Brauer.

*6. hindei Werneck, 1946. Rev. brasil. Biol., 6: 97, figs. 18-20.

Host: ( Heterohyrax brucei hindei) = Heterohyrax syriacus
hindei (Wroughton).

7. major Maltbaek, 1937. Ent. Medd., 19: 496, fig. 2.

Host: ( Hyrax shoana) =Procavia habessinica scioana

(Giglioli).

8. robertsi (Bedford), 1928 ( Trichodectes ). Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr.,

13-14: 846, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: Heterohyrax [syriacus] ruddi (Wroughton).

9. sclerotis Bedford, 1932. Proc. zool. Soc. Bond., 1932: 729.

Host: Heterohyrax [syriacus] granti (Wroughton).

10. serraticus (Hill), 1922 ( Trichodectes ). Parasitology, 14: 67, pi. 2

figs. 7-9.

Host: Procavia capensis [ssp.]

11. serraticus (Ferris), 1930 ( Trichodectes , nec T. serraticus Hill,

1922). Rep. Harvard African Exped. Liberia : 1028,
figs. 14, 15A, D.

Host: {Heterohyrax pumila rudolfi) = Heterohyrax syriacus
rudolfi (Thomas).

=no. 2.

PROCELLARIPHAGA Eichler, 1949

Procellariphaga. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Hal., 79: 12. Type species:
P. ossifragae Eichler.

*1. afllnis (Piaget), 1890 {Menopon). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 248, pi. 10
fig- 3-

Host: Diomedea exulans Linn.

*2. brevifimbriata (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines: 499, pi.
41 fig. 1.

Host: {Procellaria glacialis) = Fulmarus g. glacialis (Linn.).

3. daptionis Eichler, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 344, figs. 21-23.

Host: Daption capense (Linn.).

4. irrwnpens (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 117, pi. 8 fig. 2.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

=no. 7.

*5. longithoracica (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 500,
pi. 41 fig. 5.

Host: {Procellaria cinerea) =Adamastor cinereus (Gmelin).

298

PROTOGYROPUS

6. narboroughi (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Menopon ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 485, pi. 31 fig. 2.

Hosts: ( Butorides plumbeus. Error) and Puffinus [lhermini-

eri] subalaris Ridgway.

7. navigans (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif . Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 156, pi. 14 figs. 4, 5.

Host: Diomedea albatrus Pallas.

8. numerosus (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 159, pi. 15 fig. 5.

Host: [Fulmarus glacialis vars. glupischa and rodgersii) =

Fulmarus glacialis rodgersii Cassin.

=no. 2.

9. ossifragae Eichler, 1949. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 12.

Host: Macronectes giganteus (Gmelin).

10. paulula (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 [Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 119, pi. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Puffinus griseus (Gmelin).

11. petulans (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 [Menopon). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 121, pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host: Puffinus griseus (Gmelin).

=no. 10.

12. pinguis (Kellogg), 1896 [Colpocephalum). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 144, pi. 12 fig. 5.

Host: Diomedea albatrus (Pallas).

*13. popellus (Piaget), 1890 [Menopon). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 251, pi.
10 fig. 5.

Host: [Podoa senegalensis. Error).

PROTELICOLA Bedford, 1932

Protelicola. Bedford, 1932, Parasitology, 24: 354. Type species: P. intermedia
Bedford.

Not separable from Felicola.

PROTOGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Protogyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 7. Type species:
P. normalis Ewing.

i. normalis Ewing, 1924. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 8, pi. 1
fig. 1.

Host: [Cavia sp.)=Caviella a. australis (Geoffroy &

D’Orbigny).

PSEUDOCOLPOCEPHALUM Qadri, 1936

Pseudocolpocephalum. Qadri, 1936, Z. Parasitenk., 8: 640. Type species:
P. uchidi Qadri.

Inseparable from Colpocephalum.
m. — 20 299

PSEUDOCOPHORUS

PSEUDOCOPHORUS Carriker, 1940

Pseudocophorus. Carriker, 1940, Lloydia, 3: 281. Type species: P. antennatus
Carriker.

1. antennatus Carriker, 1940. Lloydia, 3: 282, pi. 1 figs. 1, 2, 3, 5.

Host: Euchlornis arcuata (Lafresnaye).

2. chasmorhynchus Carriker, 1940. Lloydia, 3: 286, pi. 1 fig. 7.

Host: Procnias averano carnobarba (Cuvier).

3. decoratus Carriker, 1940. Lloydia, 3: 283, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Euchlornis aureopeetus decora (Bangs).

4. perijanus Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 188, fig.

Host: Ampeloides tschudii (Gray).

5. peruvianus Carriker, 1940. Lloydia, 3: 284, pi. 1 fig. 6.

Host: Euchlornis i. intermedius (Taczanowski).

PSEUDOLIPEURUS Carriker, 1936

Pseudolipeurus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 69. Type
species: Lipeurus tinami Carriker.

1. carrikeri Hopkins, 1942. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 9: 109.

Host: ( Crypturellus obsoletus punensis. Misdetermination;
see Guimaraes, 1950, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 9:
330)= Crypturellus obsoletus crucis Bond & Schauensee.

2. conspicuus Guimaraes, 1942. Pap. avidsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo,

2: 282, figs. 17-23.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus griseiventris (Salvadori).

3. dubius Guimaraes, 1942. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2:

280, figs. 11-16.

Host: Crypturellus s. soui (Hermann).

4. garleppi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 93, figs. 2c, d.

Host: Crypturellus garleppi afiinis (Chubb).

5. genitalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 71,

pi. 2 figs. 1, ia, ib.

Host: Crypturellus u. undulatus (Temminck).

6. grandis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 73,

pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

*7. longipes (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines : 329, pi. 28
fig- 3-

Host: ( Tinamus obsoletus)^ Crypturellus 0. obsoletus (Tem-
minck).

*8. macconelli Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 193 7: 133, fig. 1.
Host: Crypturellus berlepschi macconelli (Brabourne &
Chubb) .

9. macrogenitalis (Monteiro de Barros), 1933 ( Esthiopterum ).
Thesis Eac. Med. S. Paulo, 1933: 43, pi. 8 fig. 9.

Host: ( Crypturus adspersus vermiculatus)=Cxy^X\xvQ\\xxs un-
dulatus vermiculatus (Temminck).

300

PSEUDOLIPEURUS

10. megaceros Guimaraes, 1944. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo,

6: 209, figs. 1-7.

Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied).

11. peruvianus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 95.

Host: Tinamus tao kleei (Tschudi).

12. plumbeus (Pessoa & Guimaraes), 1935 ( Esthiopterum ). Rev.

Biol. Hyg. S. Paulo, 6: 105, figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Columba plumbea. Error) = Crypturellus t. tataupa
(Temminck) (Guimaraes in lilt.).

13. robustus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 91, fig. 2a.

Host: Tinamus major percautus van Tyne.

14. ruficeps Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 98, fig. 3a-c.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruficeps Sclater & Salvin.

15. sanctaemartae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 98,

figs. 3d-g.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd).

16. serratae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 97, fig. 2f.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdetermination)=Tinamus
major peruvianus Bonaparte (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap.
avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 8: 197).

17. similis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 91, fig. 2b.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

18. subsimilis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 71,

pi. 2 figs. 3, 3a, 3b.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus Carriker.

19. taoi Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 70, pi. 3

fig. 3.

Host: ( Tinamus t. tao. Misdetermination; see Guimaraes,
1948, Bol. Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: i62)=Tinamus tao
septentrionalis Brabourne & Chubb.

20. tataupicola Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 100,

figs. 3h-k.

Host: Crypturellus t. tataupa (Temminck).

=no. 12.

21. theresae Guimaraes, 195°- Pap. avidsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 9:

335, figs, ia, ib.

Host: Crypturellus variegatus variegatus (Gmelin).

22. tinami (Carriker), 1903 ( Lipeurus ). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 146,

pi. 3 fig. 3.

Host: ( Tinamus robustus. Misdetermination) =Tinamus

major castaneiceps Salvadori.

23. uoe Eichler, 1950* R&v- Ent., Rio de J ., 21. 278, fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus tataupa tataupa (Temminck).

=no. 12.

301

PSEUDOMENOPON

PSEUDOMENOPON Mjoberg, 1910

Pseudomenopon. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 50. Type species:
Menopon tridens “N.”.

*1. cinereum (Piaget), 1885 [Menopon). Pediculines Supplement :
hi, pi. 12 fig. 3.

Host: Himantornis haematopus Hartlaub.

*2. concretum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 481, pi. 38
fig. 9.1

Host: Porphyrio [poliocephalus] melanopterus Temminck.

3. costaricense (Carriker), 1903 [Menopon). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:
178.

Host: [Porzana cinereiceps) — Laterallus albigularis cinerei-
ceps (Lawrence).

*4. delicatulum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 448, pi. 42
%• 7-

Host: [Picnonotus ochrocephalus. Error).

5. dolium (Rudow), 1869 [Colpocephalum). Z. ges. NatWiss., 34:

393-

Host: [Podiceps cristatus) — Colymbus cristatus Linn.

6. insolens (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 166, pi. 15 figs. 3, 4.

Host: Colymbus nigricollis californicus (Heermann).

*7. majus (Piaget), 1880, p. 480 [Menopon, nec M. major Piag.,
1880 p. 441). Pediculines: 480.

Host: Fulica atra Linn.

=no. 11.

8. pacifieum (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 166.

Hosts: [Urinator pacificus. Error) and Fulica [a.] americana
Gmelin.

9. par (Kellogg), 1896 [Menopon). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 166.

Host: Aechmophorus occidentalis (Lawrence).

*10. parumpilosum (Piaget), 1880 [Menopon). Pediculines: 421, pi.

33 fig- 6.

Host: [Trichoglossus ornatus. Error).

11. pilosum (Scopoli), 1763 [Pediculus). Ent. carniolica: 384.

Host: Fulica atra Linn.

12. poliocephalus Qadri, 1936. Z. Parasitenk., 8: 638, fig. 1.

Host: Porphyrio [poliocephalus] poliocephalus (Latham).
Probably=no. 2.

13. rostratulae Bedford, 1919. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 5-6: 722, pi. 3

fig. 9.

Plost: [Rostratida capensis) = Rostratula b. benghalensis
(Linn.).

1 The female only; the male is a straggling Myrsidea.

302

PSEUDONIRMUS

*14. scitum (Piaget), 1880 ( Menopon ). Pediculines : 442, pi. 42
fig. 6.

Host: ( Copsychus mindanensis. Error).

*15. scopulacorne (Denny), 1842 [Menopon). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
200, 221, pi. 18 fig. 9.

Host: Rallus [a.] aquaticus Linn.

16. streseraanni Eichler, 1949. Ornithologie als biologische Wissen-
schaft: 250, figs. 1-6.

Host: Aramus scolopaceus carau Vieillot.

*17. thompsoni Eichler, 1937. 5. B. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berl., 1937: 97.

Nomen novum for Menopon majus Piaget 1880, p. 480
[nec p. 441).

=no. 11.

18. tridens (Burmeister), 1838 [Menopon). Handb. Ent., 2: 440.
Host: Fulica [a.] atra Linn.

=no. 11.

PSEUDONIRMUS Mjoberg, 1910

Pseudonirmus. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:149. Type species : Degeeriella
charcoti Neum.

1. antarcticus Harrison, 1937. Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarct. Exped., C2,

pt. 1: 26, fig. 2B.

Host: Thalassoica antarctica (Gmelin).

2. caudatus (Rudow), 1869 [Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

31.

Host: [Procellaria glacialoides) = Priocella antarctica

(Stephens).

3. charcoti (Neumann), 1907 [Degeeriella). Exped. antarct. frang . :

15, figs. 2, 3.

Host: Pagodroma nivea (Forster).

4. gurlti (Taschenberg), 1882 [Lipeurus) . Nova Acta Leop.-Carol.,

44: 151, ph 5 fig- 6. . /T . .

Host: [Procellaria o^ewsfs)=Daption capense (Linn.).

5. lugubris (Taschenberg), 1882 [Lipeurus). Nova Acta Leop.-

Carol., 44: 153. Pi- 6 fig- 9-
Host: [Sida fiber. Error) =Daption capense (Linn.).

=110. 4.

PSEUDOPHILOPTERUS Carriker, 1936

Pseudo philopterns. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 73. Type
species: P.h. hirsutus Carriker.

1. hirsutus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88. 74,
pi. 4 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus undulatus yapura (Spix).

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PSITTACOMENOPON

2. noctivagus Guimaraes, 1944. Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo,

6: 214, figs. 8-14.

Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied).

3. obsoletus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Set. Philad., 88: 75,

pi. 4 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

4. similis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95, 103 fig. 4e, f.

Host: Crypturellus cinnamomeus sallaei (Bonaparte).

PSITT ACICOLA Guimaraes, 1942

Psittacicola. Guimaraes, 28. xi. 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 80.
Type species: Esthiopterum kea Kellogg.

A synonym of N eopsittaconirmus Conci.

PSITTACIPHAGUS Eichler, 1943

Psittaciphagus Eichler, 1943. Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., 11: 116. Type species:
Philopterus waterstoni Fresca.

An absolute synonym of Psittoecus Conci.

PSITTACOMENOPON Bedford, 1930

Psittacomenopon. Bedford, 1930, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 16: 154. Type species:
Menopon poicephalum Bedford.

Franciscoloa. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 35. Type species: Francis-
coloa cacatuae Conci.

*1. aculeatum (Piaget), 1885 ( Colpoceplialum ). Pediculines Supple-
ment'. 121, pi. 13 fig. 4.

Host: ( Colwnba iriditorques. Error) =some member of
Psittaciformes.

*2. acuticeps (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 422, pi. 33 fig. 7.
Host: ( Sittace ararauna) = Ara ararauna (Linn.).

3. africapon Eichler, 1947. Rev. Zool. Bot. Afr., 40: 137, fig. 4.

Host: Poicephalus riippelli (G. R. Gray).

4. anduzei Stafford, 1943. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 2: 43.

Host: Aratinga pertinax [aeruginosa (Linn.)j.

*5. appendiculatwn (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines'. 473,
pi. 36 fig. 8.

Host: {Perdix cinerea. Error) =Psittacus erithacus Linn.
=no. 11.

6. bifurcatum (Piaget), 1880 {Menopon). Pediculines : 423, pi. 35

fig. 10.

Host: Psittacus erithacus Linn, (probably error).

7. burmeisteri (Kellogg), 1906 {Colpoceplialum). J.N.Y. ent. Soc.,

14: 48, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Ara chloroptera G. R. Gray.

304

PSITTACOMENOPON

8. cacatuae (Conci), 1942 ( Franciscoloa ). Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74:

35, figs. 5-12.

Host: ( Cacatua triton) = Kakatoe galerita triton Temminck.

9. coracopsis (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Menopon ). Ark. Zool., 6: 30, figs. 20,

21.

Host: ( Coracopsis obscura) = Coracopsis vasa (Shaw).

10. crassiceps (Piaget), 1885 {Colpocephalum) . Pediculines Supple-

ment: 120, pi. 13 fig. 3.

Host: Psittacus [erithacus] timneh Fraser.

=no. 12.

11. heterocephalum (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Colpocephalum ). In Giebel,

Insecta epizoa: 267.

Host: Psittacus erithacus Linn.

*12. impar (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement : 94,
pi. 10 fig. 4.

Host- Psittacus [erithacus] timneh Fraser.

13. kea (Kellogg), 1907 {Menopon). Psyche, Camb., Mass., 14:
122.

Host: Nestor notabilis Gould.

*14. pachypus (Piaget), 1890 {Colpocephalum). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
258, pi. 10 fig. 11.

Host: {Prionites &rasj7feftsfs) = Momotus momota (Linn.).
*15. pallidum (Piaget), 1880 {Colpocephalum). Pediculines: 526, pi.
43 fig- 9-

Host: {Plictolophus moluccensis) = Kakatoe moluccensis

(Gmelin) .

16. poicephalus (Bedford), 1920 {Menopon). Rep. vet. Res. S.

Apr., 7-8: 718.

Host: Poicephalus meyeri [damarensis Neumann].

17. psittacus (Le Souef & Bullen), 1902 {Menopon). Viet. Nat., ib:

158, fig. 8.

Host: Platycercus [e.] eximius (Shaw).

18. ptero psittacus (Harrison), 1916 {Menopon). Parasitology, 9: 43.

Nomen novum for Menopon psittacus Le Souef & Bullen.
=no. 17.

*19. scalaris (Piaget), 1885 {Menopon). Pediculines Supplement: 95,
pi. 10 fig. 5.

Host: Psittacus erithacus Linn.

=no. 11.

*20. temporale (Piaget), 1890 {Colpocephalum). Tijdschr. Ent., 33:
252, pi. 10 fig. 6.

Host: {Macroglossus aterrimus) =Probosciger aterrimus

(Gmelin) .

21. vittosum (Giebel), 1874 {Colpocephalum). Insecta epizoa. 267.
Nomen novum for C. heterocephalum Nitzsch.

=no. 11.

305

PSITTACONIRMUS

22. waar (Eichler), 1947 ( Franciscoloa ). Rev. Zool. Bot. Afr., 40:
135, figs. 1-2.

Host: Agapornis roseicollis (Vieillot).

PSITTACONIRMUS Harrison, 1915

Psittaconirmus. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 7: 402. Type species (by mono-
typy): P. australis Harrison.

1. australis Harrison, 1915. Parasitology, 7: 403, pi. 26 fig. 7,

pi. 27 figs. 1, 13.

Host: ( Glossopsittacus porphyreocephalus) = Glossopsitta

porphyreocephala (Dielrichsen).

2. chandabani Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 273,

fig. 6.

Host: Psittacula eupatria nipalensis (Hodgson).

3. forficuloides (Neumann), 1890 ( Lipeurus ). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toulouse, 24: 65.

Host: ( Platycercus multicolor) =Psephotus v. varius Clark.

4. harrisoni Uchida, 1918. Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 484, fig. 1.

Host: ( Eos rubiginosa) =Trichoglossus rubiginosus (Bona-
parte).

5. launceloti Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 141: 60. Nomen novum for

Psittaconirmus australis Harrison 1915. Parasitology , 7:
405, fig. 3, pi. 27 fig. 14 [nee p. 403).

Host: ( Trichoglossus novae-hollandiae) =Trichoglossus hae-
matod moluccanus (Gmelin).

6. lybartota Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 275, fig. 7.

Host: ( Psittacula krameri manillensis) = Psittacula krameri
borealis (Neumann).

PSITTOECUS Conci, 1942

Psittoecus. Conci, 20. v. 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 40. Type species: Philop-
terus watersloni Fresca.

Uncifrons. Guimaraes, 28. xi. 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 87.

Type species: Philopterus waterstoni Fresca.

Psittaciphagus. Eichler, 1943, Mitt, dtsch. ent. Ges., 11: 116. Type species:
Philopterus waterstoni Fresca.

1. eos (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.: 15.

Host: ( Cacatua Eos) = Kakatoe roseicapilla (Vieillot).
Referred here with much doubt.

2. labidion (Neumann), 1891 ( Docophorus ). Bull. Soc. Hist. nat.

Toulouse, 25: 84, fig. 2.

Host: ( Eclectus polychlorus)— Lorius roratus pectoralis

(P. L. S. Muller).

3. waterstoni (Fresca), 1923 ( Philopterus ). Bull. R. Soc. esp. Hist.

nat., 23, 196, fig. 1.

Host: ( Cacatua galerita) — Kakatoe galerita (Latham).

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PTEROCOTES

PTEROCOTES Ewing, 1929

Pterocotes. Ewing, 1929, Man. external Parasites : 113, 192. Type species:
Goniodes aberrans Carriker.

1. aberrans (Carriker), 1903 [Goniodes). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3: 157,

pi. 4 figs. 4, 5.

Host: [Tinamus robustus. Misdetermination)=Tinamus

major castaneiceps Salvadori.

2. colombianus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nut. Mus., 95: 198,

fig. 24d.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruficeps Sclater & Salvin.

3. mexicanus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 196, fig.

24a-c.

Host: Tinamus major percautus van Tyne.

4. mokak Eichler, 1947. Rev. Ent., Rio de J ., 18: 168, fig. 6.

Host: [Tinamus m. major. Misdetermination; see Guimaraes,
1950, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 9: 338)=Tinamus
solitarius (Vieillot).

=no. 5.

5. solitarius Guimaraes & Lane, 1937. Rev. Mus. paul., 23: 15,

fig- 5-

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

6. taoi Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 158, pi. 26

fig- 3-

Host: Tinamus tao kleei (Tschudi).

PTEROPHAGUS Eichler, 1941

Pterophagus. Eichler, 1941, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 102: 128. Type species: Laemo-
bothrion gracilentum Harrison.

We do not consider this separable from Eulaemobothrion, which in
turn is a subgenus of Laemobothrion.

PUFFINOECUS Eichler, 1949

Puffinoecus. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 12. Type species: P. peusi
Eichler.

Not separable from Saemunds sonia.

QUADRACEPS Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Quadraceps. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 4: 453-
Type species: Degeeriella vanelli (Denny).

Koeniginirmus. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 101. Type species. Koeni-
ginirmus punctatus (Nitzsch in Burmeister, 1838, jedoch sensu A.

Koenig).” . ..

Oedicnemiceps. Eichler, 1943, Zool. Anz., 141: 59- Type species: f Docophorus
antennatus N.i.D. sensu Piaget, 1880a, p. 664; pi. LIV, f. 5-

307

QUADRACEPS

Glareolites. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 80. Type species: Nirmus
ellipticus Nitzsch.

Mjoberginirmus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 85. Type species: Nirmus
obliquus Mjoberg.

Nirmoides. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Docophorus
antennatus Piaget.

Szidatiella. Eichler, 1944. Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Docophorus
elongatus Piaget.

1. acuticeps (Carriker), 1945 ( Mulcticola ). Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4:

179, figs.

Host: (Podager nacunda minor. Error) =Burhinus bistriatus
vocifer (L'Herminier). (See Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. not.
Mus., 100, no. 3266: 381).

2. aethereus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 301.

Host: ( Simorhynchus microcerus) = Aethia pusilla (Pallas).

*3. alcae (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 52, 137, pi. 9
fig. 1.

Host: Alca torda [islandica Brehm].

4. alexandrinus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa: 156.

Host: (Pluvianus alexandrinus. Mistranscription) = Pluvi-

anus aegyptius (Linn.).

5. alpha (Kellogg), 1914 (Nirmus). Brooklyn. Sci. Bull., 2: 84.

Host: (Megalestris antarctica)= Catharacta skua antarctica
(Lesson).

6. anagrapsus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 376.

Host: (Sterna leucoparia)= Chlidonias h. hybrida (Pallas).

7. anchoratus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z.ges. NatWiss.,

28: 370.

Host: (Penelope parraces. Error) =some member of Chara-
driiformes.

Unidentifiable; host erroneous and type lost.

8. andinus Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 101.

Host: Recurvirostra andina Philippi & Landbeck.

*9. annulatus (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 51, 132,
pi. 8 fig. 5.

Host: (Oedicnemus crepitans) =HwxY\m\\s oe. oedicnemus
(Linn.).

*10. antennatus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 101, pi. 8
fig. 6.

Host: Dromas ardeola Paykull.

=no. 19.

11. assimilis (Piaget), 1890 (Nirmus). Proc. ent. Soc. Bond., 1890:
xxiii, fig.

Host: (Aegialitis asiatica) =Eupoda asiatica (Pallas).

308

QUADRACEPS

12. atrimarginatus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Nirmus ). Occ.

Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 75.

Hosts: Larus canus [brachyrhynchus Richardson], Larus
[argentatus] vegae Palmen, and Rissa tridactyla pollicaris

Ridgway.

=no. 86.

13. auratus (Haan), 1829 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus). In

Lyonet, Mem. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris, 18: 310, pi. 5 fig. 9.
Host: (Becasse cle mer) = Haematopus ostralegus occidentalis
Neumann.

14. austini (Peters), 1931 ( Degeeriella ). Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 24:

585. fig- 2.

Host: ( Totanus melanoleucus) =Tringa melanoleuca (Gmelin).

15. bicuspis (Nitzsch), 1874 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa :

155. pi- 5 figs- 11, 12.

Host: (Charadrius minor) = Charadrius dubius curonicus

Gmelin.

16. birostris (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 174.

Host: (Sterna n. sp., probably 5. fuliginosa) = Sterna fuscata

Linn.

*17. biseriatus (Children), 1836 (Nirmus). In Back, Arctic Land
Exped.: 538.

Host: (Curlew. Error) = Recurvirostra americana Gmelin.
=no. 120.

18. boephilus (Kellogg), 1896 (Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6:

107, pi. 5 fig. 7.

Host: ( Aegialitis vocifera)= Charadrius v. vociferus Linn.

19. brunneus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 373.

Host: Dromas ardeola Paykull.

20. burhinoides Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100, no. 3266:

382, fig. 45e, f.

Host: Burhinus superciliaris (Tschudi).

21. caspius (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 174.

Host: (Sterna caspia) = Hydr opr ogne t. tschegrava (Lepechin).

22. charadrii (Linn.), 1758 (Pediculus). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613,

Nomen novum for Redi’s “Pollino del piviere”.

Host: (Piviere) =Pluvialis apricariaoreophilos A. C. Meinertz-
hagen.

23. citrinus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 378.

Host: Alea torda Linn.

=no. 3.

24. clypeatus (Kellogg & Paine), 1914 (Nirmus). Rec. Indian Mus.,

10: 237, pi. 14 fig. 3-

Host: (Corvus corone. Error) =some member ot Charadrn-
formes.

309

QUADRACEPS

25. conformis (Blagovestchensky), 1940 ( Degeeriella ). Mag.

Parasit., Leningr., 8: 56, 84, fig. 14.

Host: ( Totanus totanus totanus) — Tringa totanus totanus
(Linn.).

26. connexus (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 (Nirmus). Ent. News, 23: 13.

Host: ( Phalaropus lobatus) = Lobipes lobatus (Linn.).

27. crassipes (Denny), 1852 [Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mils., pt. 11, Anoplura : 21. Nomen novum for fissus.
=no. 40.

28. cursorius (Mjoberg), 1910 (Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 141,

pi. 1 fig. 4.

Host: (Cursorius gallicus) = Cursorius c. cursor (Latham).
=no. 67.

*29. decipiens (Denny), 1842 (Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 50, 125,
pi. 11, fig. 2.

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

*30. dilatatior (Harrison), 1916 (Philopterus). Parasitology, 9: 93.
Nomen novum for Docophorus dilatatus Piaget.

=no. 29.

*31. dilatatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , nec D. dilatatus Rudow
1869). Pediculines : 102, pi. 9 fig. 3.

Host: (Bernicla brenta. Error) = Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.
=no. 29.

31a. dissimilis (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 (Degeeriella). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 283, figs. I5-I5a.

Host: Tringa nebularia (Gunnerus).

=no. 114.

32. ellipticus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 371.

Hosts: (Glareola austriaca) — Gl3LTeola, p.pratincola (Linn.) and
G. orientalis—G. maldivarum J. R. Forster.

*33. elongatus (Piaget), 1885 (Docophorus). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 15, pi. 2 fig. 4.

Host: Rynchops flavirostris Vieillot.

34. emarginatus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Nirmus). J. N.Y . ent.

Soc., 10: 159.

Host: Anous stolidus [pileatus (Scopoli)].

=no. 112

35. eugrammicus (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Host: Larus minutus Pallas.

36. euprepes (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Nirmus). J. N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 21, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: Arenaria [i.] interpres (Linn.).

=no. 117.

37. falcigerus (Peters), 1931 (Degeeriella). Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 24:

583. fig- 1.

Host: (Totanus yZavi/^s) = Tringa flavipes (Gmelin).

310

QUADRACEPS

38. felix (Giebel), 1874 ( Nirmus ). Insecta epizoa : 175.

Host: Larus heermanni Cassin.

39. fimbriatus (Giebel), 1866 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 374.

Host: ( Phalaropus fimbriatus) = Steganopus tricolor Vieillot.

40. fissus (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Hosts: Charadrius [h.] hiaticula Linn, (and, erroneously,
C. minor).

41. fulvoguttatus (Mjoberg), 1910 {Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

139, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: Phalaropus fulicarius (Linn.).

=no. 92.

42. furvus (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Hosts: {Tot. maculat.) = Tringa erythropus (Pallas) (and
erroneous records).

43. fuscolaminulatus (Enderlein), 1908 {Ricinus). Dtsch. siidpolar

Exped. 1901-1903, 10: 447, figs. 193, 195.

Host: Larus dominicanus Lichtenstein.

44. fuscus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus, nec Denny, 1842). Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 371.

Host: {Charadrius alexandrinus : mistranscription, see

Giebel, 1874: i56)=Pluvianus aegyptius (Linn.).

=no. 4.

45. gloriosus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 {Nirmus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 467, pi. 29 fig. 1.

Host: {Sterna fuliginosa) = Sterna fuscata crissalis (Law-
rence) .

=no. 16.

46. grammicus (Gervais), 1844 ( Philopterus . In Walckenaer,

Hist. nat. Ins., 3: 350. Nomen novum for Nirmus eugram-
micus Burm.

=no. 35.

47. griseus (Rudow), 1869 {Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

21.

Host: {Sterna cas^z'ca)=Hydroprogne t. tschegrava (Lepe-
chin).

*48. haematopi (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 50,
126, pi. 10 fig. 3.

Host: Haematopus ostralegus [occidentalis Neumann].

=no. 13.

49. hawaiiensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 {Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 159.

Host: {Charadrius dominions fulvus)— Pluvialis dominica
fulva (Gmelin) (and a nonsense-record).

=no. 85.

50. hemichrous (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 372.

Host: {Himantopus rufipes) = Himantopus h. himantopus
(Linn.).

3ii

QUADRACEPS

51. hiaticulae (O. Fabricius), 1780 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groen-

landica : 220.

Host: Charadrius [h.] hiaticula Linn.

*52. hiaticulae (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ) ( nec hiaticulae 0. Fabricius
1780). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 52, 136, pi. 11 fig. 10.

Host: Charadrius [h.] hiaticula Linn.

=no. 40.

53- hoplopteri (Mjoberg), 1910 (Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

!37, 74. Pi- 5 fig- 6.

Host: Hoplopterus spinosus (Linn.).

54- hospes (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 371. •

Host: (Vanellus s^watoro/Ms)=Squatarola squatarola (Linn.).

*55. houri Hopkins, 1949. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (12), 2: 52, pi. 3
figs. 9, 10.

Host: Sterna paradisaea Pontoppidan.

56. infectus (Kellogg & Ivuwana), 1901 (Nirmus). Proc. Acad. nat.
Sci. Philad., 1900: 153, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: (Crymophilusftdicarius) = 'Pha\aTopus fulicarius (Linn.).
=no. 92.

*57. interruptus (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 173, pi. 14
fig. 6.

Host: (Phalacrocorax carbo. Error) =Tringa nebularia

(Gunnerus).

=no. 114.

58. jugifer (T. Muller), 1932 (Nirmus or Degeeriella). Ber. west-

preuss. bot.-zool. Ver., 54: 29, 32.

Host: Xema sabini (J. Sabine).

59. junceus (Scopoli), 1763 (Pediculus). Ent. carniolica : 384.

Host: (Tringa vanellus)— Vanellus vanellus (Linn.).

60. kekra Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 276, fig. 8.

Host: Gelochelidon n. nilotica (Gmelin).

61. kilimandjarensis (Kellogg), 1910 (Nirmus). TFzss. Ergebn.

schwed. zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 46, pi. 7
fig- 3-

Host: (Buteo augur. Error) =Hoplopterus armatus (Bur-
chell).

62. lepidus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Nirmus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 473, pi. 29 fig. 7.

Plosts: (Geospiza fuliginosa. Error), (Nesomimus carringtoni.
Error) and (Sterna fuliginosa) = Sterna fuscata crissalis
(Lawrence) (probably error).

63. lineatus (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 204, pi. 16 fig. 7.

Host: Xema sabini (J. Sabine).

312

QUADRACEPS

64. lineolatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 376.

Host: ( Larus tridadylus) = Rissa t. tridactyla (Linn.) (and
erroneous records).

65. lingulatus (Waterston), 1914 {Nirmus). Ann. S. Afr. Mus.. 10:

285.

Host: Larus [novaehollandiae] hartlaubii Bruch.

66. longieollis (Rudow), 1869 {Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

19-

Host: {Sterna cantiaca) = Thalasseus sandvicensis (Latham).

67. lotus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 371.

Host: {Tachydromus isabellinus =Cursorius cursor (Latham).

68. macrocephalus (Waterston), 1914 {Nirmus). Ann. S. Afr. Mus.,

10: 284, pi. 35 figs. 2, 5.

Host: {Aegialitis ^ecmma) =Charadrius p. pecuarius Tem-
minck. (Material from other hosts not conspecific.)

69. major (Kellogg), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6:

15, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: Tringa sp. (probably really Charadrius sp.).

70. maritimus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 72, pi. 6 fig. 1.

Hosts: Synthliborhamphus antiquus (Gmeiin), Ptychorham-
phus aleuticus (Pallas) and {Ceratorhinca monocerata) =
Cerorhinca monocerata (Pallas).

71. mesomelas (Nitzsch), 1874 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa :

174, pi. 5 fig. 8. Alternative name for nychthemerus.

=no. 76.

72. mexicanus Carriker, 1944. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3: 99, pi. 5 figs.

8, 9.

Host: Himantopus [himantopus] mexicanus (Muller).

73. naumanni (Giebel), 1874 {Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 163.

Host: {Totanus gilvipes). Mistranscription?

Type lost. No host of this name. Unidentifiable.

74. nigrolimbatus (Mjoberg), 1910 {Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

135. pl- 5 fig- 4-

Host: Scolopax sp. (doubtless Scolopax s.l., but probably
error).

75. normifer (Grube), 1851 {Nirmus). Middendorff’s sibir. Reise,

2: 478, pl. 31 fig. 8.

Host: {Lestris richardsonii) = Stercorarius parasiticus (Linn.).

76. nychthemerus (Burmeister), 1838 {Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2:

428.

Host: {Sterna minuta) = Sterna a. albifrons Pallas.

77. obliquus (Mjoberg), 1910 {Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 148,

pl. 2 figs. 2, 5.

Hosts: {Uria troile)=\M\2i a. aalge (Pontoppidan) and
{Mergulus a/U) = Plautus alle (Linn.).

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QUADRACEPS

78. obscurus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Nirmus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Host: ( Totan . glareola)=Txmg2i glareola Linn, (and erroneous
records) .

79. obtusus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 {Nirmus), Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 468, pi. 29 fig. 2.

Host: (. Sterna fuliginosa)— Sterna fuscata crissalis Lawrence
(but probably error).

*80. ochropi (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 52, 134,
pi. 11 fig. 12.

Host: ( Totanus ochropus) = Tringa ochropus Linn.

81. ochropygos (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 372.

Host: Haematopus ostralegus Linn.

=no. 13.

82. oedicnemi (Denny), 1842 {Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53, 138,

pi. 7 fig. 8.

Host: {Oedicnemus crepitans)^ Burhinus oe. oedienemus
(Linn.).

=no. 9.

83. opacus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 83, pi. 6 fig. 6.

Host: {Aegialitis semipalmata) = Charadrius hiaticula semi-
palmatus Bonaparte.

84. opisthotomus (Kellogg), 1910 {Nirmus). Wiss. Ergebn. schwed.

zool. Exped. Kilimandjaro, 3, abt. 15: 46, pi. 7 fig. 4.

Host: Himantopus [h.] himantopus (Linn.).

=no. 50.

85. orarius (Kellogg), 1896 {Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6:

104, pi. 5 fig. 5.

Host: {Charadrius dominions) =Pluvialis d. dominica

(Muller).

86. ornatus (Grube), 1851 {Nirmus). Middendorff’s sibir. Reise, 2:

477, pi. 31 fig. 4.

Host: Larus canus [kamtschatschensis (Bonaparte)].

87. pacificus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1899 {Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 70, pi. 5 fig. 8.

Hosts: Lunda cirrhata (Pallas) and Cepphus [c.] columba
Pallas.

88. paludicola (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 {Nirmus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 469, pi. 29 fig. 3.

Host: {Butorides plumbeus. Error) =some member of

Charadriiformes.

89. parallelus (Osborn), 1896 {Nirmus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent., 5:

229, pi. 2 fig. d.

Host: {Aegialitis vocifera)= Charadrius vociferus Linn.

=no. 18.

314

QUADRACEPS

90. paulschulzei (Timmermann), 1949 ( Koeniginirmus ). Visind.

Islend., 2: 86, fig. 1 (right hand).

Host: Rissa [t.] tridactyla (Linn.).

90a. perinsignis (Blagoveshtchensky), 1948 ( Degeeriella ). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 285, fig. 18.

Host: ( Vanellus gregarius) =Chettusia gregaria (Pallas).

91. phaeonotus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 375. _

Host: (. Sterna j?ss^s)=Chlidonias n. nigra (Linn.).

*92. phalaropi (Denny), 1842 [Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 53, 139,
pi. 8 fig. 6.

Host: (Gray Phalarope, Phalaropus lobatus) =Phalaropus
fulicarius (Linn.).

93. pictus (Mjoberg), 1910 (Nirmus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 145,

figs. 76, 77.

Host: ( Uria grylle. Error) =some member of Laridae.

94. pileus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatlViss., 28: 373.

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

=no. 105.

95. praestans (Kellogg), 1896 (Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6:

99, pi. 5 figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Sterna maxima) =Thalasseus m. maximus (Boddaert).

96. ptyadis (Seguy), 1949 (Degeeriella) . Mem. Inst. Sci. Madagascar,

3 A: 169, figs. 9-1 1.

Hosts: Charadrius leschenaultii Lesson and (C. marginellus

te«e//Ms)= Charadrius alexandrinus tenellus Hartlaub.

97. punctatus (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

98. punctatus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus, nec N. punctatus Burm.,

1838). Insecta epizoa: 156.

Host: (Charadrius monw£//ws)=Eudromiasmorinellus (Linn.).
=no. 99.

99. punctifer Hopkins, 1949. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 51.

(Nomen novum for Nirmus punctulatus Giebel 1874 {nec
1866).)

100. punctulatus (Giebel), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatlViss.. 28: 377.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

=no. 97.

101. punctulatus (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus, nec N. punctulatus Giebel,

1866). Insecta epizoa: 301. Nomen novum for Nirmus
punctatus Giebel 1874 p. 156.

=mo. 99.

102. punensis Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 311, figs. 21, 22.

Host: Thinocorus orbignyianus ingae Tschudi.

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M.— 21

QUADRACEPS

103. quadrisetaceus (Piaget), 1880 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines : 668, pi.

55 5-

Host: ( Rhynchaea ?;an'egata)==Rostratula benghalensis

(Linn.).

104. ravus (Kellogg), 1899 (Nirmus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci.,

6: 14, pi. 2 fig. 1.

Host: Actitis macularia (Linn.).

105. recurvirostrae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10:

339-

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

106. ridgwayi (Kellogg), 1906 (Nirmus). Trans. Amer. ent. Soc., 32:

317-

Host: Haematopus [ostralegus] galapagensis Ridgway.

107. sacer (Giebel), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 375.

Host: (Ibis sacra. Error) =some member of Charadrii-
formes.

Type lost and host wrong. Unidentifiable.

108. schuezi (Eichler), 1941 (Koeniginirmus). Arch. Naturgesch., B

(n.F.), 10: 373, fig. 13.

Host: Larus maculipennis Lichtenstein.

109. sellatus (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Host: Sterna [h.] hirundo Linn.

no. selliger (Giebel), 1861 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18: 315.
Nomen novum for N. sellatus Burm.

=no. 109.

in. semifissus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.
NatWiss., 28: 372.

Host: (Himantopus rufipes) — Himantopus h. himantopus
(Linn.).

1 12. separatus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 (Nirmus). Proc. Wash.
Acad. Sci., 4: 472, pi. 29 fig. 6.

Host: Anous stolidus [galapagensis Sharpe] (and erroneous
records) .

*113. signatus (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines : 186, pi. 15
fig. 8.

Host: Recurvirostra avosetta Linn.

114. similis (Giebel), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 374.

Host: (Totanus glottis) = Tringa nebularia (Gunnerus).

115. stellatus (Gervais), 1844 (Philo pter us). In Walckenaer, Hist.

nat. Insectes, 3: 346. Misspelling of sellatus Burmeister.
=no. 109.

116. stictochrous (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 374.

Host: Dromas ardeola Paykull.

—no. 19.

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RALLICOLA

*117. strepsilaris (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 52,
135, pi. 11 fig. 4.

Host: ( Strepsilas interpres) =kXQXi2iX\2L i. interpres (Linn.).

1 18. striolatus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 377.

Host: ( Larus glaucus) = Larus hyperboreus Gunnerus.

1 19. subcingulatus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 372.

Host: {Strepsilas interpres)= Arenaria i. interpres (Linn.).
=no. 117.

119a. subfuscus (Blago veshtchensky ) , 1948 {Degeeriella). Mag.
Parasit., Leningr., 10: 286, figs. 20, 20a.

Host: Actitis hypoleucos (Linn.).

120. testudinarius (Children), 1836 {Nirmus). Back’s Arctic Land

Exped.: 538.

Host: (“Curlew”) =Recurvirostra americana Gmelin.

121. titicacae Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 310, figs. 18-20.

Host: Thinocorus orbignyianus ingae Tschudi.

122. triangulatus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 378.

Host: {Lestris crepidata) = Stercorarius parasiticus (Linn.).
=no. 75.

123. umbrinus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

Wiss., 28: 371.

Host: Scopus umbretta Gmelin.

124. urniger (Giebel), 1861 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 18: 315.

Nomen novum for nychthemerus Burmeister.

=no. 76.

125. vanelli (Schrank), 1803 {Pediculus). Fauna Boica: 190.

Host: (Kybiz) =Vanellus vanellus (Linn.).

—no. 59.

*126. vanelli (Denny), 1842 {nec Schrank, 1803) {Nirmus). Mon.
Anopl. Brit.: 51, 128, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Host: ( Vanellus griseus)= Squatarola squatarola (Linn.).
=no. 54.

RALLICOLA Johnston & Harrison, 1911

Oncophorus. Piaget, 1880 ( nec Rudow, 1870), Pediculines: 213. Type species
(by present designation): Oncophorus bisetosus Piaget.

Rallicola. Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., 36: 324. Type
species: “O. attenuatus N.”.

Parricola. Harrison, 1915', Parasitology, 8: 90. Type species: “Rallicola
(Parricola) sulcata Piaget”.

Aptericola. Harrison, 1915, Parasitology, 8: 90. Type species: Rallicola
( Aptericola ) gadowi Harrison.

Furnaricola. Carriker, I944< Pol. Ent. V enezol., 3: 83. Type species. F.
acutifrons Carriker.

317

RALLICOLA

Epipicus. Carriker, 1949, Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 309. Type species: E. scapa-
noides Carriker.

Corvicola. Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100: 3. Type species: C.
insulanus Carriker.

Aptericola is perhaps recognizable as a subgenus.

*1. acuminatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Nirmus ). Pediculines Supplement :
27, pi. 3 fig. 7.

Host: ( Ardea egretta. Error).

=no. 44.

2. acutifrons (Carriker), 1944 ( Furnaricola ). Bol. Ent. Venezol.,

3: 86, pi. 4 figs. 1, 2, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Synallaxis albescens perpallida Todd.

3. advenus (Kellogg), 1896 (Oncophorus) . Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 133, pi. 11 figs. 1, 2.

Host: Fulica [a.] americana Gmelin.

*4. affinis (Piaget), 1880 ( Oncophorus ). Pediculines : 217, pi. 18
fig- 3-

Host: ( Rougetius Bernieri) = Dryolimnas c. cuvieri (Puch-
eran).

5. andinus Carriker, 1949. Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 313, figs. 23, 24.

Host: Ortygonax rytirhynchos tschudii (Chubb).

6. attenuatus (Burmeister), 1838 (Nirmus). Handb. Ent., 2: 428.

Nomen novum for Pediculus ortygometrae Schrank.

=no. 37.

7. bipustulatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 103,

pi. 9 fig. 1.

Host: (Ardea egretta. Error? ) = Casmerodius albus modestus
(J. E. Gray).

*8. bisetosus (Piaget), 1880 (Oncophorus). Pediculines : 217, pi. 18
fig. 14.

Host: Rallina tricolor G. R. Gray.

9. bresslaui Pessoa & Guimaraes, 1935. Ann. Fac. Med. S.
Paulo, 11: 169, figs. 1-6.

Host: Aramus [s.] scolopaceus (Gmelin).

=no. 20.

10. calif ornicus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 (Oncophorus). Occ.

Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 106, pi. 7 fig. 6.

Hosts: Rallus [elegans] obsoletus Ridgway and (R. virginianus )

= Rallus 1. limicola Vieillot.

11. cephalosus (Carriker), 1944 (Furnaricola). Bol. Ent. Venezol.,

3: 94, pi. 6 figs. 2, 3.

Host: Glyphorhynchus spirurus pectoralis Sclater & Salvin.

12. chunchotambo (Carriker), 1944 (Furnaricola). Bol. Ent.

Venezol., 3: 92, pi. 6 fig. 1.

Host: Xyphorhynchus [e.] chunchotambo (Tschudi).

13. cuspidatus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica: 385.

Host: Rallus [a.]aquat[icus] Linn.

318

RALLICOLA

*14. dubius (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pedicidines: 120, pi. 10
fig. 8.

Host: (“Xulla Mangola” — a locality). Almost certamly=

Rallus torquatus sulcirostris Wallace.

=no. 22.

15. exiguifrons (Carriker), 1944 ( Parricola ). Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3:
97. pl- 5 figs- 5-7-

Host: Jacana spinosa gymnostoma (Wagler).

*16. fallax (Piaget), 1880 ( Oncophorus ). Pediculines: 220, pl. 18
fig. 6.

Host: ( Porphyrio melanonotus) =P or phyrio poliocephalus

melanotus Temminck.

*17. flavescens (Piaget), 1885 ( Oncophorus ). Pedicidines Supple-
ment'. 37, pl. 4 fig. 7.

Host: Himantornis haematopus Hartlaub.

18. foedus (Nitzsch), 1866 (. Lipeurus ). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 387.

Host: Psophia crepitans Linn.

*19. fulicae (Denny), 1842 ( Nirmus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 5°. I25»
pl. 9 fig. 2.

Host: Fulica [a.] atra Linn.

20. funebris (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,
28: 371.

Host: ( Aramus gigas) =Aramus scolopaceus (Gmelin).

*21. gadowi Harrison, 1915. Parasitology, 8: 90, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Apteryx [a.] australis Shaw.

22. gracilis (Piaget), 1871 ( Docophorus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 14: 120,
pl. 6 fig. 5.

Host: (“Xulla Mangola”— a locality). Almost certainly=
Rallus torquatus sulcirostris Wallace.

*23. gracilis Harrison, 1915 [nee Piaget, 1871). Parasitology, 8: 93,
fig. 6.

Host: Apteryx haastii Potts.

24. guami Carriker, 1949. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 100: 4, fig. 1, e, f.

Host: Rallus owstoni (Rothschild).

25. heterocephalus (Carriker), 1944 ( Furnaricola ). Bol. Ent.

Venezol., 3: 95, pl. 6 figs. 4-6.

Host: Gymnocichla c. cheiroleuca Sclater & Salvin.

26. insulanus (Carriker), 1949 ( Corvicola ). Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,

100: 3, fig. ia-d.

Host: Corvus kubaryi Reichenow.

27. intermedins (Giebel), 1874 [Nirmus, nec N. intermedins Nitzsch,

1866). Insecta epizoa : 169.

Host: [Ortygometra porzana) =Porzana porzana (Linn.).
=no. 35-

319

RALLICOLA

28. laticephalus (Carriker), 1944 (Furnaricola). Bol. Ent. Venezol.,

3: 89, pi. 4 fig. 5, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Cranioleuca subcristata (Sclater).

29. lugens (Giebel), 1874 ( Nirmus ). Insecta epizoa: 170.

Host: Porphyrio poliocephalus (Latham).

*30. major (Piaget) 1888 ( Oncophorus , nec 0. major Piaget, 1885).
Tijdschr. Ent., 31: 153, pi. 3 fig. 6.

Host: ( Ocydromus La Fresnayanus) — Tricholimnas lafres-
nayanus (J. Verreaux & Des Murs).

31. microcephalus Uchida, 1948. Jap. med. J., 1: 307.

Hosts: Gallinula chloropus indica Blyth, and Amaurornis
phoenicurus chinensis (Boddaert).

32. minhaensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.

Soc., 10: 157, pi. 13 fig. 2.

Host: Acridotheres tristis (Linn.) (probably error).

Generic position doubtful.

33. minutotrabecidatus (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S.

Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 221.

Host: Fulica americana Gmelin.

=no. 3.

34. minutus (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss.,

28: 375-

Hosts: Gallinula [c.] chloropus (Linn.) (and, erroneously,
Fulica atra).

35. mystax (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 301. Nomen

novum for Nirmus intermedins Giebel, 1874 nec Nitzsch,
1866.

Host: (Ortygometra porzana) =V or zana, porzana (Linn.).

*36. novaezealandiae Harrison, 1915. Parasitology , 8: 92, figs. 3-5.

Host: Apteryx [australis] lawryi Rothschild.

37- ortygometrae (Schrank), 1781 ( Pedicidus ). Enum. Ins. Austr.
indig.\ 503.

Host: (Rallus crex)= Crex crex (Linn.).

38. parvigenitalis (Carriker), 1944 (Furnaricola). Bol. Ent. Venezol.,
3: 88, pi. 4 figs. 3, 4, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: Synallaxis erythrothorax Sclater.

*39. parvulus (Piaget), 1880 (Nirmus). Pediculines: 669, pi. 55 fig. 6.
Host: Gallinula chloropus [orientalis Horsfield].

—no. 34.

*40. porzanae (Piaget), 1880 (Oncophorus). Pediculines-. 218.

Host: (Porzana N’oz;^omce»sfs)=Coturnicops novebora-

censis (Gmelin).

41. scapanoides (Carriker), 1949 (Epipicus). Rev. brasil. Biol., 9:
309, figs. 15-17.

Host: (Scapaneus malherbii) = Phlococeastes melanoleucos
malherbii (Gray).

320

RATITIPHAGUS

*42. subfallax (Piaget), 1880 (Oncophorus) . Pediculines: 221, pi. 18
fig- 7-

Host: ( Porphyreo melanopterus) =Porphyrio poliocephalus
palliatus Briiggemann.

=no. 16.

43. subsimilis (Carriker), 1944 ( Furnaricola ). Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3:
87-

Host: Leptoxyura cinnamomea fuscifrons (Madarasz).

*44. sulcatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Oncophorus ). Pediculines: 218, pi. 18
fig- 5-

Host: (Parra sfw£wsfs)=Hydrophasianus chirurgus (Scop-
oli).

45. titicacae (Carriker), 1944 ( Furnaricola ). Bol. Ent. Venezol., 3:
91, pi. 4 figs. 7, 8, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: Phleocryptes melanops schoenobaenus Cabanis &
Heine.

*46. unguiculatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Oncophorus ). Pediculines : 671,
pi. 55 fig. 8.

Host: (Eurylaimus cucullatus) =Eurylaimus ochromelas

(Raffles).

47. unguiculatus (Piaget), 1890 ( Lipeurus , nec Rallicola unguicu-
latus Piaget 1880). Tijdschr. Ent., 33: 247, pi. 10 fig. 2.
Host: ( Herodias Novae Hollandiae. Error).

RAMPHASTICOLA Carriker, 1949

Ramphasticola. Carriker, 1949, Rev. brasil. Biol., 9: 305. Type species:
Ramphasticola hirsuta Carriker.

Though the type species is a somewhat unusual one we think it
clearly an aberrant member of Myrsidea.

RATITIPHAGUS Eichler, 1949

Ratitiphagus. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13. Type species: R .
batocina Eichler.

There is no generic description and the description of the type-
species is so grossly inadequate that we are unable to form a useful
opinion as to whether the genus is good or not, especially as it is
extremely probable that the occurrence of what appears to have
been a single specimen on the alleged host was due to contamination.
It is most unfortunate that the name is technically valid, for such
descriptions add nothing to our knowledge of Mallophaga and (like
the equally-inadequate ones published by Rudow) are merely a
hindrance to the serious student of this group of insects.

Probably a synonym of Colpocephalum.

1. batocina Eichler, 1949. Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13.

Host: Pterocnemia p. pennata (d’Orbigny).

321

REDIELLA

REDIELLA Hopkins, 1948

Rediella. Hopkins, 1948, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14: 105. Type species:
R. mirabilis Hopkins.

*1. mirabilis Hopkins, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 14: 106,
figs. 1, 2.

Host: ( Galachrysia ocularis) — Glareola ocularis Verreaux.

2. pediculoides (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Colpoceplialum ). Ark. Zool., 6,
no. 13: 44, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Hosts: ( Strepsilas interpres) = Arenarisi interpres (Linn.) and

Falco tinnunculus Linn.

Referred here with much doubt.

RHABDOPEDILON Kdler, 1938

Rhabdopedilon. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 453. Typespecies:
Trichodectes longicornis Nitzsch.

Inseparable from Cervicola, which is a subgenus of Danialinia.

RHOPALOCERAS Taschenberg, 1882

Rhopaloceras. Taschenberg, 1882, Nova Acta Leop.-Cavol., 44: 46. Type species
(by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916: 24): Goniodes aliceps Nitzsch.

1. abbreviatus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

109, pi. 13 fig. 2.

Host: Nothocercus nigrocapillus cadwaladeri Carriker.

2. aliceps (Nitzsch), 1874 [Goniodes). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa :

204.

Host: ( Crypturus macrurus, which does not exist). Probably
=Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

—no. 11.

3. almeidai Guimaraes, 1946. Liv. Horn. R. F. d’ Almeida, no. 21:

211, figs. 1-7.

Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied).

4. bonaparti Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 139, fig. iod.

Host: Nothocercus bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

5. brevitemporalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad.,

88: 112, pi. 13 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

6. carrikeri Eichler, 1947. Rev. Ent., Rio de J., 18: 171. Nomen

novum for oniscus Carriker, 1936: 107. 1

7. genitalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: no,

pi. 15 fig. 2.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruficeps Sclater & Salvin.

1 There seems to be very little reason for assuming Carriker’s material to
have been misdetermined. At least the most important of the supposed
differences in size are due to an error in Carriker’s measurements (see Carriker,
1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 84).

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8. heterogenitalis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 136,
figs. 10a, b, e.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

*9. laticeps (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniodes ). Pediculines: 259, pi. 21 fig. 6.
Host: ( Tinamus 9«/zws)=Nothocercus julius (Bonaparte).

10. longipes (Giebel), 1874 ( Goniocotes ). Insecta epizoa: 190.

Host: ( Crypturus tao. Error: see Keler, 1939, Nova Acta
Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 193). Probably = Tinamus soli-
tarius (Vieillot).

=no. 11.

11. oniscus (Nitzsch), 1866 {Goniodes). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 388.

Host: ( Crypturus tao). (Error; see Keler, 1939, Nova Acta
Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8, 193). Probably = Tinamus soli-
tarius (Vieillot).

12. oniscus Carriker, 1936 (? nec Nitzsch, 1866). Proc. Acad. nat.

Sci. Philad., 88: 107, pi. 14 fig. 2.

Host: {Tinamus tao tao. Misdetermination) = Tinamus tao
septentrionalis Brabourne & Chubb.

=no. 6.

13. pennaticeps (Paine & Mann), 1913 {Goniodes). Psyche, Cam-

bridge, Mass., 20: 16, fig. 3.

Host: {Anthus hdescens. Error.) = Crypturellus parvirostris
(Wagler) (see Guimaraes & Hopkins, 1949, Ann. Mag. nat.
Hist. (12), 2: 66).

14. rudimentarius Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

113, pi. 14 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus soui nigriceps (Chapman).

15. simplex Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 111,

pi. 15 fig. 1.

Host: Tinamus major castaneiceps Salvadori.

16. spatulata Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 138, figs. 10c, f.

Host: Crypturellus [cinnamomeus] idoneus (Todd),
styliferum Taschenberg, 1882. See Chelopistes.

RHYNCHOTHURA Carriker, 1936

Rhynchothura. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 127. Type
species: Goniodes sexpunctatus Piaget.

We do not think this group separable from Heptapsogaster.

RHYNONIRMUS Thompson, 1935

Rhynonirmus. Thompson, 1935, Parasitology, 27: 281. Type species: Lipeurus
infuscatus Osborn.

i. emarginatus (Piaget), 1880 {Lipeurus). Pediculines : 328, pi. 28
fig. 2.

Host: {Totanus ochropus. Error)— Capella gallinago (Linn.).
=no. 5.

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RICINUS

2. helvolus (Burmeister), 1838 (Lipeurus). Handb. Ent., 2: 433.

Host: Scolopax [r.] rusticola Linn.

3. infuscatus (Osborn), 1896 [Lipeurus). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 234, pi. 2 figs, e, f.

Hosts: Philohela minor (Gmelin) and Bartramia longicauda

(Bechstein).

4. magnocephalus (Carriker), 1902 (Nirmus). J.N.Y. ent.Soc., 10:

218, pi. 20 fig. 4.

Host: [Gallinago delicata) = Capella delicata (Ord.).

*5. scolopacis (Denny), 1842 [Nirmus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 54, 149,
pi. 11 fig. 8.

Host: [Scolopax gallinago) =Capella g. gallinago (Linn.).

6. tristis (Giebel), 1874, p. 168 [Nirmus, nec N. tristis Giebel, 1874,

p. 143). Insecta epizoa: 168.

Host: [Scolopax gallinago. Error).

Type lost; host wrong. Unidentifiable.

7. truncatus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus, nec N. truncatus Olfers,

1816). In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 375.

Host: [Scolopax gallinago) =Capella g. gallinago (Linn.).
=no. 5.

RICINUS De Geer, 1778

Ricinus. De Geer, 1778, Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 69. Type species by subsequent
designation (Neumann, 1906, Bull. Soc. zool. Fr., 20: 56): Ricinus fringillae
De Geer.

Nirmus. Hermann, 1804, Mim. Apterolog.: 12. Nomen novum for Ricinus
De Geer.

Physostomum. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 302. Type species (by
subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitology, 9: 24): “R. niti-
dissimum Nitzsch —fringillae Degeer”.

1. agonus (Nitzsch), 1866 [Physostomum). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

121.

Host: [Sylvia mfec?4a)=Erithacus r. rubecula (Linn.).
=no. 42.

2. angulatus (Kellogg), 1896 [Physostomum). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 515, pi. 70 fig. 5.

Hosts: Tyrannus tyrannus (Linn.) and Passerella [i.] iliaca

(Merrem).

3. arcuatus (Kellogg & Mann), 1912 [Physostomum). Ent. News,

23: 65.

Host: Tyrannus vociferans Swainson.

4. australis (Kellogg), 1896 [Physostomum). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 516, pi. 70 fig. 4.

Host: Passerina [v.] versicolor (Bonaparte).

*5. bombycillae (Denny), 1842 [Physostomum). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
203, 242, pi. 23 fig. 5.

Host: Bombycilla [g.] garrulus (Linn.).

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RICINUS

canis De Geer, 1778. See Trichodectes.

6. cherriei (Durrant), 1906 ( Physostomum ). Ohio Nat., 7: 36, fig.

iE, F.

Hosts: Melozone [kieneri] cabanisi (Sclater & Salvin) and

M. leucotis Cabanis.

[circi Latreille, 1803 (see Harrison, 1916: 12) does not exist;
see Pediculus circi Fourcroy.)

7. clypeatus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Physostomum ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

60, figs. 35, 36, pi. 2 fig. 1.

Host: ( Alauda alpestris) = Eremophila alpestris (Linn.).

=no. 43.

cornicis De Geer, 1778. See Myrsidea.

8. cliff usus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Physostomum ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 518, pi. 70 fig. 3.

Hosts: Passercula sandwichensis [alaudinus Bonaparte] and
Zonotrichia coronata (Pallas).

9. dolichocephalus (Scopoli), 1763 ( Pediculus ). Ent. carniolica:

382.

Host: ( Coracias oriolus) =Oriolus 0. oriolus (Linn.).

10. elongatus (Olfers), 1816 ( Nirmus ). De Veget. . . .: 88.

Host: Turdus [v.] viscivorus Linn,
emberizae De Geer, 1778. See Philopterus.

11. ernstlangi Eichler, 1941. Arch. Naturgesch., 10: 375.

Host: Turdus merula Linn.

*12. fasciatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Physostomum ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 134, pi. 14 fig. 6.

Host: ( Earns capistratus. Error) =some member of Passeri-
formes.

13. frenatus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Physostomum ). Handb. Ent., 2:

442.

Host: ( Regidus verus)?= Troglodytes t. troglodytes (Linn.) or

Regulus r. regulus (Linn.).

14. fringillae De Geer, 1778. Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 71, pi. 4 figs. 5-8.

Host: (Bruant)=Emberiza citrinella Linn,
fuscolaminulatus Enderlein, 1909. See Quadraceps.
gallinae De Geer, 1778. See Goniocotes.

15. hastatus (Osborn), 1902 [Physostomum) . Ohio Nat., 2: 203, pi.

14 fig- 3-

Hosts: ( Junco hyemalis oregonus ) = Juneo oregonus shufeldti
Coale, and J. aikeni Ridgway.
houbarae Barthelemy, 1836. See Otilipeurus.

*16. intermedius (Piaget), 1880 ( Physostomum ). Pediculines: 605,
pi. 50 fig. 4.

Host: Bombycilla garrulus (Linn.).

—no. 5.

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RICINUS

17. intermedins (Uchida), 1915 ( Physostomum , nec P. intermedium

Piaget, 1880). Annot. zool. Jap., 9: 68, fig. 1.

Hosts: Parus ater insularis Hellmayr and Parus atricapillus
restrictus Hellmayr.

=no. 28.

18. invadens (Kellogg), 1899 ( Physostomum ). Occ. Pap. Calif.

Acad. Sci., 6: 50.

Hosts: ( Melanerpes wagleri. Error) and Chiroxiphia lanceo-
lata (Wagler).

19. irascens (Burmeister), 1838 ( Physostomum ). Handb. Ent., 2:

442-

Host: (Finken)=Fringilla c. coelebs Linn.

20. japonicus (Uchida), 1915 ( Physostomum ). Annot. zool. Jap., 9:

70-

Host: Anthus spinoletta japonicus Temminck & Schlegel.

21. jiminezi (Carriker), 1903 (Physostomum). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

163, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Amazilia [t.] tzacatl (Delallave).
lari De Geer, 1778. See Trinoton.

22. leptosomus (Carriker), 1903 ( Physostomum ). Univ. Stud. Neb.,

3: 166, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: ( Myiozetetes cayanensis. Error) = Myiozetetes similis
texensis (Giraud) (see Carriker, 1949, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus.,
100, no. 3266: 385).

23. lineatus (Osborn), 1896 (Physostomum) . Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 248.

Host: ( Trochilus colubris)= Archilochus colubris (Linn.).

*24. maculatus (Piaget), 1885 (Physostomum) . Pediculines Supple-
ment: 133, pi. 14 fig. 5.

Host: ( Apternus crissoleucus) =Pico'ides tridactylus crisso-
leucus (Reichenbach). Error?

25. magnus Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 52.

Hosts: Alauda arvensis intermedia Swinhoe and A. arvensis
japonicus Temminck & Schlegel.

26. major Fresca, 1924. Bol. Soc. esp. Hist, nat., 24: 276.

Host: (Emberiza miliaria) = Emberiza calandra Linn.

*27. marginatus (Children), 1836 (Physostomum). Back’s Arctic
Land Exped 539.

Host: (Not recorded; a list of the birds obtained is given on
pp. 483-484 of the book).

28. medius Uchida, 1926. J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 54. Nomen
novum for Physostomum intermedium Uchida, 1915 [nec
Piaget, 1880).

Hosts: Parus ater insularis Hellmayr and Parus atricapillus
restrictus Hellmayr.

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RICINUS

29. melospizae (McGregor), 1917 ( Physostomum ). Ent. News, 28:

436, pi. 28 figs. 3, 6.

Host: Melospiza [m.] melodia Wilson,
mergiserrati De Geer, 1778. See Anaticola.

30. merulae (Durrant,) 1906 ( Physostomum ). Ohio Nat., 7: 35,

fig. iD.

Host: [Merula migratoria propinqua) = Turdus migratorius
propinquus Ridgway.

31. microcephalus (Kellogg), 1896 ( Physostomum ). Proc. Calif-

Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 513, pi. 70 fig. 1.

Host: Carpodacus mexicanus frontalis Say.

32. mugimaki (Uchida), 1915 [Physostomum) . Annot. zool. Jap.,

9: 70, fig. 2.

Host: Muscicapa mugimaki Temminck.

33. mystax (Burmeister), 1838 [Physostomum). Handb. Ent., 2: 442.

Host: Turdus pilaris Linn.

34. nigrolimbatus (Mjoberg), 1910 [Physostomum). Ark. Zool., 6,

no. 13: 58, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: [“Sylvicola oder Calamoherpe sp.”). Probably=

Aerocephalus sp.

35. nitidissimus (Nitzsch), 1818 [Liotheum s.g. Physostomum).

Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 302. Nomen novum for Ricinus
fringillae De Geer.

=no. 14

36. orioli (J. C. Fabricius), 1776 [Pediculus). Gen. Ins.: 309.

Nomen novum for Pediculus dolichocephalus Scopoli.

=no. 9.

37. pallens (Kellogg), 1899 [Physostomum). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 49, pi. 4 fig. 7.

Hosts: Protonotaria citrea (Boddaert) and Elainea [flavo-
gaster] subpagana Sclater & Salvin.

38. pallidus (Kellogg), 1896 [Physostomum). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 519.

Host: Junco sp.

39. picturatus (Carriker), 1902 [Physostomum). J. N.Y. ent. Soc.,

10: 224, pi. 23 fig. 3.

Host: [H elmintliophila cetoa)=Vermivora c. celata (Say).

40. praetextus (Nitzsch), 1874 [Physostomum). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa : 257.

Host: [Campylops mexicanus) = Diglossa baritula Wagler.

41. pterocephalus (Olfers), 1816 [Nirmus). De Veget. . . .: 91.

Host: [Motacilla m&m^)=Erithacus r. rubecula (Linn.).
=no. 42.

42. rubeculae (Schrank), 1776 [Pediculus). Beytr. N aturgesch.: 115,

pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: (Rothkehlchen) =Erithacus r. rubecula (Linn.).

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43. serratus (Durrant), 1906 ( Physostomum ). Ohio Nat., 6: 528,

fig. iB.

Host: ( Otocoris sp., desert horned lark) =Eremophila

alpestris hoyti (Bishop).

44. similis (Giebel), 1874 ( Physostomum ). Insecta epizoa : 256.

Host: {Sylvia sweacrt)=Luscinia svecica (Linn.).

45. subangulatus (Carriker), 1903 ( Physostomum ). Univ. Stud.

Neb., 3: 168, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Tanagra [episeopus] cana (Swainson).

46. subhastatus (Durrant), 1906 ( Physostomum ). Ohio Nat., 6: 528,

fig. iA.

Host: {Pipilo maculatus megalonyx) = Pipilo maculatus

arcticus (Swainson) .

47. sucinaceus (Kellogg), 1896 {Physostomum) . Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 514, pi. 70 fig. 2.

Host: Empidonax [d.] difTicilis Baird.

48. sulphureus (Nitzsch), 1818 {Liotheum s.g. Physostomum).

Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 302. Nomen novum for Pediculus
dolichocephalus Scopoli.

=no. 9.

49. thoracicus (Packard), 1870 {Nirmus). Amer. Nat., 4: 94, pi. 1

fig- 5-

Host: {Plectrophanes www/fs)=Plectrophenax n. nivalis

(Linn.).

*50. thoracicus (Piaget), 1880 {nec Packard, 1870) {Physostomum).
Pediculines : 606, pi. 51 fig. 1.

Host: ( Centropus eurycercus. Error).

=no. 51.

*51. tinctus Harrison, 1916. Parasitology, 9: 68. Nomen novum
for Ricinus thoracicus (Piaget), 1880 {nec Packard, 1870).
52. uchidai Fresca, 1924. Bol. Soc. esp. Hist, nat., 24: 274.

Host: Fringilla [c.] coelebs Linn.

=no. 19.

SAEMUNDSSONIA Timmermann, 1935

Saemundssonia. Timmermann, 1935, Zool. Am., 114: 97. Type species:
Philopterus gonothorax (Giebel).

Hastaephorus. Keler, 1936, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 3: 261. Type
species: Docophorus alpinus Giebel.

Puffinoecus. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 12. Type species: Puffinoecus
peusi Eichler.

1. acantha (Giebel), 1874 {Docophorus). Insecta epizoa : 101.

Host: Haematopus ostralegus Linn.

=no. 41.

2. acutipecta (Kellogg), 1896 {Docophorus). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 84, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: {Ceratorhina monocerata)— Cerorhinca monocerata

(Pallas).

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SAEMUNDSSONIA

3. alaskensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1901 ( Docophorus ). Proc.

Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 1900: 151, pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: Rhodostethia rosea (Macgillivray).

4. albemarlensis (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 465, pi. 28 fig. 5.

Host: ( Camarhynchus affinis. Error) =Phaethon aethereus
mesonauta Peters.

=no. 83.

5. alpina (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 105.

Host: ( Tringa a/^uwa)=Erolia alpina (Linn.).

=no. 105.

6. antarctica (Wood), 1937 ( Philopterus ). Sci. Rep. Aust. Antarct.

Exped., C2, pt. 1: 22, fig. 1, pi. 2 fig. 3.

Host: Pagodroma nivea (Forster).

7. arctica (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:

122, fig. 69.

Host: {Tringa sp., ? maritima) =Erolia maritima (Briinnich).
=no. 102.

8. armata (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 ( Philopterus ). Trans.

N.Z. Inst., 44: 370, figs. 7-10.

Host: Numenius [phaeopus] variegatus (Scopoli).

=no. 94.

9. atlantica (Kellogg), 1914 ( Docophorus ). Bull. Brooklyn Inst.

Arts Sci. Mus. Sci., 2: 81, pi. 16 fig. 1.

Host: ( Stercorarius crepidatus) =Stercorarius parasiticus

(Linn.).

=no. 19.

10. aurata (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , nec D.auratus Haan, 1829).

Pediculines: 78, pi. 5 fig. 8.

Host: Scolopax rusticola Linn.

=no. 21.

11. bicolor (Rudow), 1870 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 459.

Host: ( Procellaria glacialoules) =Prioeella antarctica

(Stephens) .

12. breviantennata (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 108,

pi. 9 fig. 9.

Host: {Sula australis. Error) =Phaethon sp.

Perhaps = no. 103.

13. breviappendiculata (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines :

112.

Host: Larus fuscus Linn.

14. brevicornis (Giebel), 1874 {Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 112.

Host: {Sterna acw/aw'ia) = Thalasseus sandvicensis aeuflavi-
dus (Cabot).

=no. 60.

SAEMUNDSSONIA

15. calva (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 79, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: ( Uria troile calif or nica)=\Jria aalge californica (H.
Bryant).

16. canuti (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 44, 84,

Pi- 3 5-

Host: ( Tringa canutas) = Calidris canutus canutus (Linn.).

17. celidoxa (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 426.

Host: Alca torda Linn.

18. cephalosa (Carriker), 1902 ( Docophorus ). J.N.Y. ent.Soc., 10:

217, pi. 20 fig. 1.

Host: ( Colaptes cafer. Error) =some member of Charadrii-
formes.

*19. cephalus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 44,
81, pi. 2 fig. 8.

Host: (Lestris parasiticus) =StereorsiTius parasiticus (Linn.).

20. chenamycha (Seguy), 1949 ( Philopterus ). Mem. Inst. Sci.
Madagascar, 3 A: 166, figs. 3-5.

Host: Charadrius leschenaultii Lesson.

*21. clayae Hopkins, 1949. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 32. Nomen
novum for Docophorus auratus Piaget 1880 nec Haan 1829.

22. colorata (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph.: 14.

Host: ( Procellaria gigantea) =Macroneetes giganteus

(Gmelin).

Probably an unidentifiable straggler.

23. congener (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: in.

Host: Larus canus Linn, (see Timmermann, 1951, Parasito-
logical News (2), 1: 7.

24. conica (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 45, 90,

pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: ( Charadrius pluvialis) =Pluvialis apricaria oreophilus

A. C. Meinertzhagen.

25. cordiceps (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 103.

Host: (T otanus glareola) = Tringa glareola Linn.

*26. cordiceps (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus , nec D. cordiceps Giebel
1874). Pediculines: 664, pi. 54 fig. 7.

Host: ( Strepsilas interpres) =Arennria, interpres (Linn.).

27. enderleini (Eichler), 1949 ( Puffinoecus ). Boll. Soc. ent. Hal., 79:

13. Nomen novum for Docophorus Schillingi Enderlein
1908 (misdetermination).

28. euryrhyncha (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 112.

Host: ( Lestris pomarinus) =Stercorarius pomarinus (Tem-
minck).

Probably a straggler.

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SAEMUNDSSONIA

29. fornicata (Olfers), 1816 ( Nirmus ). De Veget. . . 89.

Host: ( Lams etSternis) = Sterna hirundo Linn.

=no. 97.

30. frater (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 103.

Host: ( Totanus hypoleucus)= Actitis hypoleucos (Linn.).

31. fraterculae (Overgaard), 1942 ( Docophorus ). Zool. Iceland, 3,

pt. 42: 10 fig. 2.

Host: Fratercula [a.] arctica (Linn.).

32. fuliginosa (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 80, pi. 3 fig. 2.

Host: ( Charadrius squatarola) = Squatarola squatarola

(Linn.).

=no. 73.

33. furca (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 118.

Host: Grus leucogeranus Pallas.

34. fusiformis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopi. Brit.: 44,

84, pi. 1 fig. 2.

Host: ( Tringa minuta) — Erolia minuta (Leisler).

35. gaini (Neumann), 1913 {Philo pter us). Deux. Exped. antarct.

frang.: 189, figs. 1-3.

Host: {Ossifraga gigantea) = Macronectes giganteus (Gmelin).

36. glareolae (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 103.

Alternative name for cordiceps Giebel.

=no. 25.

37. glauca (Stephens), 1829 [Nirmus). Cat. Brit. Ins.: 332. Nomen

novum for haematopodis “Linn.'’.

=no. 41.

38. gonothorax (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 450.

Host: Larus marinus Linn. (seeTimmermann, 1951, Parasito-
logical News (2), 1: 7).

39. grubei Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 139: 31. Nomen novum for

Docophorus lari Grube, 1851 [nee Saemundssonia lari (O.
Fabricius), 1780).

=no. 105.

40. grylle (O. Fabricius), 1780 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groenlandica:

218.

Host: ( Uria grylle)— Cepphus grylle arcticus (C. L. Brehm).

41. haematopi (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 613.

Host: Haematopus [0.] ostralegus Linn.

42. haematopi (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 101.

Nomen novum for D. acanthus Giebel.

=no. 41.

43. haematopodis (Gmelin), 1788-93 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat.: 2919.

Nomen novum for Pediculus haematopi Linn.

=no. 41.

M. 22

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SAEMUNDSSONIA

44. hawaiiensis (Kellogg & Chapman), 1902 (Docophorus). J. N.Y.

ent. Soc., 10: 157.

Hosts: ( Charadrius dominions /wfows)=Pluvialis dominica
fulva (Gmelin) and ( Heteractitis incanus) =Heteroscelus
incanus (Gmelin).

45. hexagona (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 116.

Host: ( Phaeton phoenicurus) = Phaethon rubricauda Bod-
daert.

46. himantopi (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura : 10. Nomen novum for Docophorus
platygaster Denny.

=no. 86.

*47. hopkinsi Clay, 1949. Amer. Mus. Novit., no. 1409: 18, figs. 10,
13, 15, 21.

Host: Sterna aurantia J. E. Gray.

*48. humeralis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 45,
88, pi. 5 fig. 7.

Host: Numenius [a.] arquata (Linn.).

*49. incisa Timmermann, 1950. Fauna islandica, 2: 7.

Host: Oceanodroma leueorrhoa (Vieillot).

50. insolita (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.

(2), 6: 94, pi. 4 fig- 5-
Host: Ptychoramphus aleuticus (Pallas).

51. integer (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 360.

Host: ( Grus communis) =Grus g. grus (Linn.).

52. lari (0. Fabricius), 1780 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groenlandica:

219.

Host: ( Larus glaucus) = Larus hyperboreus Gunnerus.

*53. lari (Denny), 1842 [nee 0. Fabricius 1780 ) [Docophorus). Mon.
Anopl. Brit.\ 45, 89, pi. 5 fig. 9.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

=no. 72.

54. lari (Grube), 1851 (nec O. Fabricius 1780) ( Docophorus ).

Middendorff’s sibir. Reise: 473.

Host: ( Tringa islandica) = Erolia a. alpina (Linn.).

=no. 105.

55. lari (T. Muller), 1927 [nec O. Fabricius 1780) [Docophorus). Ber.

westpreuss. bot.-zool. Ver., 40: 10, 39, 40.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

=no. 72.

56. lari (Larranaga), 1928 [nec 0. Fabricius 1780) [Pediculus). In

Vogelsang, Ann. Mus. Hist. nat. Montevideo (2), 2: 429.
Host: Larus canus Linn.

=no. 23.

332

SAEMUNDSSONIA

57. laricola (Nitzsch), 1874 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Insecta

epizoa: no.

Host: ( Sterna leucopareia) =Chiidonias h. hybrida (Pallas).
=no. 62.

58. larina (Picaglia), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Atti Soc. Hal. Sci. not.,

28: 82.

Host: ( Lams sp.)=Larus hemprichii Bruch (see Timmer-
mann, 1951, Parasitological News (2), no. 1: 8).

59. lariphaga Timmermann, 1949. Verb. Visind. I si. (2), 3: 8.

Hosts: Larus hyperboreus Gunnerus and (L. glaucoides) =

Larus leucopterus Vieillot.

—no. 52.

60. laticaudata (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph.: 12.

Host: ( Sterna canfo'«ca)=Thalasseus s. sandvicensis (Latham).
*61. limosae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 44,
86, pi. 4 fig. 2.

Host: ( Limosa rufa) — Limosa 1. lapponica (Linn.).

62. lobaticeps (Giebel), 1874 [Docophorus) . Insecta epizoa : 109.

Host: [Sterna yiss^s)=Chlidonias n. nigra (Linn.).

*63. lockleyi Clay, 1949. Amer. Mus. Novit., no. 1409: 11, figs. 17,
24, 25.

Host: Sterna vittata georgiae Reichenow.

*64. magna (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 112.

Host: Larus atricilla Linn.

65. megacephalus (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:

44, 86, pi. 5 fig. 6.

Host: [Uria grylle)= Cepphus g. grylle (Linn.).

=no. 40.

66. melanocephalus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent.,

2: 426.

Host: (Mehreren Sterna und Larus Arten)= Sterna a.
albifrons (Pallas) (see Clay, 1949, Amer. Mus. Novit., no.
1409: 11).

67. merguli (Denny), 1842 [Docophorus). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 42,72,

pl- 3 fig- 7-

Host: [Mergulus a//e)=Plautus a. alle (Linn.).

67a. meridiana Timmermann, 1950. Parasitological News (1), 1: 1,
fig. 1.

Host: Sterna anaethetus [melanoptera Swainson].

68. meyeri (Giebel), 1874 [Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 104.

Host: [Limosa meyeri) = Limosa 1. lapponica (Linn.).

=no. 61.

69. minor (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 [Docophorus). Proc. Wash.

Acad. Sci., 4: 460.

Host: Pufiinus [lherminieri] subalaris Ridgway.

333

SAEMUNDSSONIA

70. mollis (Nitzsch), 1874 (Docophorus). In Giebel, Insecta epizoa:

103.

Host: ( Totanus calidris)=^Tfmga totanus totanus (Linn.).

71. montereyi (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 87, pi. 3 fig. 6.

Hosts: Synthliboramphus antiquus (Gmelin), Brachyramphus
[m.] marmoratus (Gmelin) and Ptychoramphus aleuticus

(Pallas).

72. mtilleri Eichler, 1942. Zool. Anz., 139: 31. Nomen novum for

Docophorus lari Muller, 1927.

Host: Larus ridibundus Linn.

73. naumanni (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 100.

Host: ( Vanellus s^wai!aro/fl) = Squatarola squatarola (Linn.).

74. nitzschi (Giebel), 1866 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 361.

Host: {Tringa pugnax, dropped by Giebel 1874) and ( Totanus
maculatus)— Tringa erythropus (Pallas).

75. novaehollandiae (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa :

96.

Host: ( Grus novae Hollandiae)= Grus rubicunda (Perry).

76. numeniicola (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 {Philopterus). Trans.

N.Z. Inst., 44: 372, figs. 11, 12.

Host: Numenius phaeopus variegatus (Scopoli).

77. occidentals (Kellogg), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Proc. Calif. Acad.

Sci. (2), 6: 89, pi. 3 fig. 7.

Host: (Ftdmarus glacialis pacificus)=l and Fulmarus

glacialis rodgersii Cassin.

78. orientalis (Uchida), 1949 ( Philopterus ). Jap. med. J., 1: 541,

fig. 11.

Host: Puffinus leucomelas (Temminck).

*79. pagophilae Timmermann, 1949. V erh. Visind. I si. (2), 3: 8,
figs. 2, 3.

Host: Pagophila eburnea (Phipps).

*80. parva (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 112.

Hosts: Larus dominicanus Lichtenstein and L. crassirostris
Vieillot.

81. peristicta (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 462, pi. 28 fig. 2.

Host: ( Sterna fuliginosa) — Sterna fuscata crissalis (Lawrence)
(and obvious errors).

82. peusi (Eichler), 1949 (Puffinoecus) . Doll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 12.

Host: Puffinus diomedea diomedea (Scopoli).

83. phaetona (Osborn), 1890 ( Docophorus ). In Howard, Proc. U.S.

nat. Mus., 12: 189.

Host: Phaethon aethereus [mesonauta Peters].

334

SAEMUNDSSONIA

84. phaetophona (Seguy), 1949 ( Philo pterus ). Mem. Inst. Sci.

Madagascar, 3 A: 168, figs. 6-8.

Host: Phaethon [1.] lepturus Daudin.

=no. 103.

85. platycephalus (Kellogg & Kuwana), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Proc.

Wash. Acad. Sci., 4: 461, pi. 28 fig. 1.

Host: Oceanites gracilis [galapagoensis Lowe] (and an
erroneous record).

*86. platygaster (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
44, 83, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: Charadrius [h.] hiaticula Linn.

87. procax (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Docophorus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 54, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: Cepphus [columba] columba Pallas.

88. producta (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines: 87, pi. 6

fig- 8.

Host: ( Ardea sp. Error).

89. pustidifera (Picaglia), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Atti Soc. ital. Sci.

nat., 28: 84.

Host: ( Hydrochelidon surinamensis) =Chlidonias nigra suri-
namensis (Gmelin).

=no. 62.

90. pustulosa (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Docophorus ). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 363.

Host: (Lestris parasitica) =Stercor&rius parasiticus (Linn.).
=no. 19.

*91. quinquemacidata (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines

Supplement: 9, pi. 1 fig. 10.

Host: ( Hirundo urbica. Error) = Sterna hirundo Linn.

=no. 97.

92. rotunda (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:

11.

Host: Numenius phaeopus (Linn.).

=no. 94.

93. schillingi (Enderlein), 1908 ( Docophorus : misdetermination of

Trabeculus schillingi Rudow). Dtsch. siidpolar Exped.,
1901-1903, 10: 444, figs. 192, 213.

Host: ( Aestrelata mollis) = Pterodroma m. mollis (Gould).
=no. 27.

94. scolopacisphaeopodis (Schrank), 1803 ( Pediculus ). Fauna

Boica: 191.

Host: (Regen vogel)= Numenius p. phaeopus (Linn.).

95. semivittata (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Inseda epizoa: 102.

Host: ( Charadrius morinellus) =Eudromias morinellus

(Linn.).

96. snyderi (Kellogg & Paine), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ent. News., 21:

124, figs. 1, 2.

Host: Sterna lunata Peale.

335

SAEMUNDSSONIA

97. sternae (Linn.), 1758 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 612.
Host: Sterna [h.] hirundo Linn.

*98. stresemanni Timmermann, 1949. Verh. Visind. I si. (2), 3: 13,
figs. 7, 9.

Host: ( Stercorarius skua sA«a)=Catharacta skua skua
Brunnich.

99. temporalis (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa : 102.
Host: ( Vanellus cristatus) = Vanellus vanellus (Linn.).

*100. thalassidromae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl.
Brit.: 47, 103, pi. 2 fig. 6.

Host: ( Thalassidroma pelagica) = Hydrobates pelagicus

(Linn.).

*101. tridactylae Timmermann, 1949. Verh. Visind. I si. (2), 3: 7,
fig. 1.

Host: Rissa t. tridactyla (Linn.).

102. tringae (O. Fabricius), 1870 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groenlandica:

219.

Host: ( Tringa striata) =Erolia maritima (Brunnich.)

103. upoluensis (Rudow), 1870 ( Docophorus ). Z.ges. NatWiss., 35:

455-

Host: {Phaeton aether eus. Error) — Phaethon lepturus doro-
theae Mathews.

104. valida (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Docophorus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 56, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: Puffinis opisthomelas Coues.

*105. variabilis (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 42,
71, pi. 3 fig. 4.

Host: (Dunlin, Tringa variabilis) = Erolia alpina schinzii
(C. L. Brehm).

106. viridicola (Kellogg), 1914 ( Docophorus ). Bull. Brooklyn Inst.
Arts Sci. Mus. Sci., 2: 82, pi. 16 fig. 2.

Host: ( Numenius sp.)=Numenius a. arquata (Linn.) or

N. p. phaeopus (Linn.).

*107. virilis (Piaget), 1885 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines Supplement:
16, pi. 2 fig. 5.

Host: ( Polyborus vulgaris. Error) =some member of the
Larinae.

108. wallacei (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 ( Philopterus ). Trans.

N.Z. Inst., 44: 370, figs. 5, 6.

Host: ( Charadrius dominicus) — Pluvialis dominica fulva
(Gmelin).

=no. 44.

109. wumisuzume (Uchida), 1949 ( Philopterus ). Jap. med. J ., 1:

535, fig- 9-

Host: Aethia cristatella (Pallas).

336

SOMAPHANTUS

( SCALARISOMA Nomen nudum)

( Scalarisoma . Keler, 1939, Z. Parasitenk., 11: 57.)

As Keler intended the type species of Scalarisoma to be Colpoce-
phalum heterosoma Piaget, it would (had it been described) have been
inseparable from Colpocephalum. But as Keler failed to describe it,
it is not even a synonym but has no nomenclatorial existence.

SIKORELLA Eichler, 1940

Sikorella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 97. Type species: Goniocotes curtus
‘‘Nitzsch in Burmeister”.

An absolute synonym of Osculotes Keler.

SOLENODES Keler, 1939

Solenodes. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 101. Type species:
Goniodes dispar “Nitz.”.

Not separable from Goniodes.

SOMAPHANTUS Paine, 1914

Somaphantus. Paine, 1914, Smithson, misc. Coll., 61, no. 23: 1. Type species
(by monotypy): S. lusius Paine.

I. lusius Paine, 1914. Smithson, misc. Coll., 61, no. 23: 2, fig. 1.
Host: (Numida ptilorhyncha) =Numida meleagris maeroceras
Erlanger.

SORICELLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937

Soricella. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937, Entomologist, 70: 276. Type species:
S. streptopeliae Clay & Meinertzhagen.

Although typically so distinct in appearance from Columbicola,
Soricella is linked with it by intermediates and cannot be kept
separate.

SPLENDOROFFULA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941

Splendoroffula. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1931, Ann. Mag. nat.Hist. (11), 7: 346.
Type species: S. corythaeolae Clay & Meinertzhagen.

*1. corythaeolae Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1941. Ann. Mag. nat.
Hist, (n), 7: 346, figs. 12-16.

Host: Corythaeola cristata (Vieillot).

*2. dispar (Piaget), 1885 nec 1880 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 79, pi. 8 fig. 7.

Host: ( Corythus macrorhynchus) =Tauraco macrorhynchus
(Fraser).

=no. 3.

337

STRIGIPHILUS

*3. distincta (Harrison), 1916 ( Esthiopteruni ). Parasitology, 9: 133.
Nomen novum for dispar Piaget 1885 (nec 1880).

ST A CHI ELLA Keler, 1938

Stachiella. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 428. Type species:
Trichodectes pusillus “Nitzsch”.

At most a subgenus of Trichodectes.

STENOCROTAPHUS Keler, 1939

Stenocrotaphus. Keler, 1939, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 8: 124. Type
species: Goniocotes gigas Tasch.

Not separable from Goniodes.

STRESEMANNIELLA Eichler, 1940

Stresemanniella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 100. Type species: Lipeurus
rotundatus Piaget.

Although Lipeurus rotundatus Piaget is a somewhat aberrant
species, we do not consider it generically separable from Fulicoffula.

STRIGIPHILUS Mjoberg, 1910

Strigiphilus. Mjoberg, 1910, Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 132. Type species: Doco-
phorus heterocerus N.

Eustrigiphilus. Ewing, 1926, Proc. ent. Soc. Wash., 28: 148. Type species:
Philopterus ceblebrachys “(Nitzsch)”.

Tytoniella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13. Type species: Docophorus
rostratus “Ntz.i.Brm.”.

1. asionis (Eichler), 1949 (Neodocophorus) . Beitr. tax. Zool., 1:

12, pi. 1 figs. 1-12.

Host: Asio otus canariensis Madarasz.

2. athene (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13: 115,

fig. 65, pi. 3 fig. 2.

Host: ( Cairine meridionalis ) = Athene noctua glaux (Savigny).
=no. 11.

3. barbatus (Osborn), 1902 ( Docophorus ). Ohio Nat., 2: 201, pi. 14

fig. 1.

Host: ( Scolecophagus carolinus. Error) =some member of
Strigiformes.

4. brachyoti (Denny), 1852 ( Nirmus ). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura: 13. Nomen novum for Docophorus
cursor Burm.

=no. 12.

5. bramae (Qadri), 1935 (Eustrigiphilus). Z. Parasitenk., 8: 236,

fig. 8.

Host: Athene brama [indica (Franklin)].

338

STRIGIPHILUS

6. bubonis (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 219.

Host: Bubo virginianus (Gmelin).

=no. 21.

7. castaneus (Fresca), 1923 (Philopterus). Bol. Soc. esp. Hist, nat.,

23: 246, figs. 1-3.

Host: ( Noctua minor. Misdetermination) = Athene noctua

vidalii A. E. Brehm.

=no. 11.

*8. ceblebrachys (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.:
45, 92, pi. 1 fig. 3.

Host: ( Surnia wyctea) =Nyctea scandiaca (Linn.).

9. clypeatus (Mjoberg), 1910 ( Docophorus ). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:
113, fig. 64.

Host: ( Strix tengmalmi) = Aegolius funereus (Linn.).

Perhaps = no. 22.

10. crenulatus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 78.

Host: ( Strix nisoria) =Surnia ulula (Linn.).

11. cursitans (Nitzsch), 1861 ( Docophorus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 17:

529-

Host: (Strix passerina) = Athene n. noctua (Scopoli).

12. cursor (Burmeister), 1838 (Docophorus) . Handb. Ent., 2: 426.

Host: (Strix brachyotus) — Asio f. flammeus (Pontoppidan).

13. flammineae (Denny), 1852 (Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in

Brit. Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura: 10. Nomen novum for Doco-
phorus rostratus Burm.

=no. 24.

14. fukuro Uchida, 1948. Jap. med. ] ., 1: 307, fig. 1.

Host: Strix uralensis hondoenis (Clark).

=no. 16.

15. goniodicerus Eichler, 1949. Beitr. tax. Zool., 1: 11. Nomen

novum for Docophorus heteroceros Nitzsch 1861 nec Grube
1851-

Host: (Strix bubo) = Bubo b. bubo (Linn.).

16. heterocerus (Grube), 1851 (Docophorus). Middendorff’s sibir.

Reise, 2: 469.

Host: Strix uralensis [liturata Tengmalm].

1 7. heteroceros (Nitzsch), 1861 (nec Grube 1851). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 18: 527.

Host: (Strix bubo)= Bubo b. bubo (Linn.).

—no. 15.

18. hopkinsi (Eichler), 1949 (Neodocophorus). Beitr. tax. Zool., 1:

14, pi. 2 figs. 25-32.

Host: Bubo bubo bubo (Linn.).

=no. 28.

339

STRIGIPHILUS

19. laticephalus (Uchida), 1949 ( Philopterus ). Jap. med.J., 1: 543.
Hosts: Strix aluco yamadae Yamashina and Strix uralensis
fuscescens Temminck & Schlegel.

*20. nudipes (Piaget), 1880 ( Docophorus ). Pediculines : 26, pi. 1
fig. 6.

Host: ( Brachyotus otus ( Strix brachyotus)) = Asio f. flam-
meus (Pontoppidan).

21. oculatus (Rudow), 1870 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 465.

Host: Bubo virginianus (Gmelin).

22. pallidus (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa: 78.

Host: {Strix tengmalmi) — Aegolius funereus (Linn.).

23. remotus (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Oncophorus ). Occ. Pap.

Calif. Acad. Sci., 6: 107, pi. 7 fig. 7.

Host: {Scotioptex cinerea)— Strix n. nebulosa J. R. Forster.

24. rostratus (Burmeister), 1838 ( Docophorus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 427.

Host: {Strix Jlammea) = Tyto a. alba (Scopoli).

25. speotyti (Osborn), 1896 ( Docophorus ). Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent.

(n.s.), 5: 222, fig. 144.

Host: Speotyto cunicularia hypugaea (Bonaparte).

26. splendens (Giebel), 1874 ( Docophorus ). Insecta epizoa'. 79.

Host: {Strix £ygwtf£tf) = Glaucidium passerinum (Linn.).

27. stridulae (Denny), 1852 {Nirmus). List Brit. Animals in Brit.

Mus., pt. 11, Anoplura: 13. Nomen novum for Docophorus
cursor Burm.

=no. 12.

28. strigis (Pontoppidan), 1763 {Pediculus). Danske Atlas, 1: 699,

pi. 30

Host: [Strix i«6o] = Bubo b. bubo (Linn.).

29. strigis (Scopoli), 1772 {Pediculus). Ann. V. Hist. -Nat. v. Obs.

Zool .: 124.

Host: [Bubo bubo (Linn.)].

=no. 28.

30. strigis (0. Fabricius), 1780 {Pediculus, nec P. strigis Pontoppi-

dan, 1763). Fauna groenlandica: 216.

Host: (Strix «yc^a) = Nyctea scandiaca (Linn.).

=no. 8.

31. syrnii (Packard), 1873 {Docophorus). Rep. U.S. geol. Survey,

1872: 733, fig. 62.

Host: {Syrnium nebulosum) =Strix n. nebulosa J. R. Forster.

32. uralensis (Eichler), 1949 ( N eodocophorus ). Beitr. tax. Zool., 1:

15, pi. 2 figs. 33, 34.

Host: Strix uralensis liturata Tengmalm.

=no. 16.

33. virgo (Giebel), 1874 {Docophorus). Insecta epizoa : 79.

Host: (Strix super ciliaris) — Ciccaba virgata superciliaris
(Pelzeln).

340

STRONGYLOCOTES

STRONGYLOCOTES Taschenberg, 1882

Strongylo cotes. Taschenberg, 1882, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol., 44: 54. Type
species (by subsequent designation, Harrison, 1916, Parasitolog y, 9: 24):
Goniodes complanatus Piaget.

Nirmocotes. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 78. Type species:
Nirmocotes orbicularis Carriker. Based on nymphs and teneral adults.

1. abdominalis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

87, pi. 7 fig. 2.

Host: Crypturellus cinereus cinerascens Carriker.

2. albigularis Guimaraes & Lane, 1937. Rev. Mus. paul., 23: 19,

fig- 7-

Host: ( Tinamus soui albigularis) — Crypturellus soui albigu-
laris (Brabourne & Chubb).

3. alticola Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 121.

Host: Rhynchotus rufescens raaculicollis G. R. Gray.

4. angulocapitis Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

89, pi. 8 fig. 3.

Host: ( Tinamus s. serratus. Misdetermination) = Tinamus
major peruvianus Bonaparte (see Guimaraes, 1947, Pap.
avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Patdo, 8: 197).

5. ansatus (Rudow), 1870 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 473.

Host: ( Tinnamus bannaquira)=HothmsL boraquira (Spix).
—no. 33.

6. bonaparti Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 113, fig. 5d.

Host: Nothocercus bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

7. boucardi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 107.

Host: Crypturellus b. boucardi (P. L. Sclater).

8. carrikeri Guimaraes, 1948. Bol. Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: 166,

figs. 1-5.

Host: Tinamus tao tao Temminck.

*9. complanatus (Piaget), 1880 {Goniodes). Pediculines: 262, pi. 21
fig. 8.

Host: ( Tinamus obsoletus) = Crypturellus 0. obsoletus (Tem-
minck).

coniceps Taschenberg, 1882. See Austrokelloggia.

10. cordiceps (Carriker), 1936 ( Nirmocotes ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 83, pi. 5 fig. 2.

Host: Tinamus m. major (Gmelin).

11. crassiceps (Rudow), 1870 {Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 473.

Host: {Tinnamus rufescens) = Rhynchotus rufescens (Tem-
minck).

=no. 18.

*12. fimbriatus Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1937: 156, pi. 4
fig- 3-

Host: Crypturellus c. cinnamomeus (Lesson).

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STRONGYLOCOTES

13- glabrus (Carriker), 1936 ( Nirmocotes ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.
Philad., 88: 82, pi. 5 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus t. tataupa (Temminck).

14. intermedius Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 104.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus ochraceiventris (Stolzmann).

15. interruptus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 85,

pi. 7 fig. 1.

Host: ( Crypturellus atrocapillus. Misdetermination) =

Crypturellus garleppi affinis (Chubb).

16. latithorax Keler, 1938. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin- Dahlem, 5:

313, figs. 1, 6, 7.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

=no. 36.

17. limai Guimaraes, 1936. Folia clin. biol., S. Paulo, 8: 48, fig.

Host: Crypturellus undulatus vermiculatus (Temminck).
=no. 15.

18. lipogonus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Goniodes ). In Giebel, Z. ges. Nat-

WTss., 28: 388.

Host: ( Crypturus rw/esc£ns) = Rhynchotus rufescens (Tem-
minck).

19. nirmoides (Carriker), 1936 ( Nirmocotes ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 80, pi. 4 fig. 3.

Host: Crypturellus obsoletus punensis (Chubb).

*20. noctivagi Clay, 1937. Proc. zool. Soc. Bond., 1937: 156, fig. 14.
Host: Crypturellus n. noctivagus (Wied.).

21. orbicularis (Carriker), 1936 ( Nirmocotes ). Proc. Acad. nat. Sci.

Philad., 88: 79, pi. 5 fig. 1.

Host: ( Crypturellus tataupa, Marajo, Brazil. Misdetermina-
tion) =Crypturellus parvirostris (Wagler) (see Guimaraes
& Hopkins, 1949, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 2: 66).

22. paucisetosus Keler, 1938. Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem,

5: 320, fig. 9.

Host: Crypturellus [t.] tataupa (Temminck).

=no. 13.

23. pellucidifrons Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 119,

fig. 7a-c.

Host: Tinamus major percautus Van Tyne.

24. perijae Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: in, fig. 4g, h.

Host: Crypturellus soui ? mustelinus (Bangs).

25. peruvianus Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 113.

Host: Nothocercus nigrocapillus ? cadwaladeri Carriker.

26. ruficeps Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 118, fig. yd, e.

Host: Tinamus serratus ruficeps Sclater & Salvin.

*27. setifer Hopkins, 1942. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 9: 116. Nomen
novum for Goniodes setosus Piaget 1880, p. 263 (nec p. 257).
Probably =no. 34.

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STRUTHIOLIPEURUS

*28. setosus (Piaget), 1880 p. 263 ( Gonicdes , nec G. setosus Piaget
1880 p. 257). Pediculines : 263, pi. 21 fig. 9.

Host: ( Tinamus variegatus) = Crypturellus variegatus

(Gmelin).

=no. 27.

*29. spinosus (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniodes ). Pediculines : 261, pi. 21
fig- 7-

Host: ( Tinamus julius) = Nothocercus julius (Bonaparte).

30. subconiceps Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

90, pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: Crypturellus soui inconspicuus Carriker.

31. subspinosus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:

89, pi. 8 fig. 2.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

32. taoi Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 116, fig. 5e, f.

Host: ( Tinamus t. tao. Misdetermination; see Guimaraes,
1948, Bol. Mus. paraense Goeldi, 10: i62)=Tinamus tao
septentrionalis Brabourne & Chubb.

33. tinami (Rudow), 1870 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 35: 473.

Host: ( Tinnamus bannaquira)= Nothura boraquira (Spix).

34. variegatus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 86,

pl. 7 fig- 3-

Host: Crypturellus variegatus salvini (Salvadori).

35. weddelli Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 116, fig.

6e, f.

Host: Tinamus tao weddelli Bonaparte.

36. wernecki Guimaraes & Lane, 1937. Rev. Mus. paul., 23: 17,

fig. 6.

Host: Tinamus solitarius (Vieillot).

STRUTHIOLIPEURUS Cummings, 1916

Struthiolipeurus. Cummings, 1916, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1916: 679. Type
species: “ Struthiolipeurus asymmetricus Piaget”.

1. aetheronomus (Nitzsch), 1861 {Lipeurus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 17: 517.

Host: ( Sarcorhamphus gryphus. Error) =Struthio camelus

Linn.

=no. 8.

2. andinus Carriker, 1945. Bol. Ent. Venezol., 4: 168, figs.

Host: Pterocnemis pennata garleppi Chubb.

*3. asymmetricus (Piaget), 1885 {Lipeurus, nec L. asymmetricus
Rudow, 1870). Pediculines Supplement: 54, pl. 6 fig. 2.
Host: ( Rhea macrorhyncha) = Rhea americana (Linn.).

=no. 7.

chocayoensis Carriker, 1945. See Meinertzhageniella.

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STURNIDOECUS

4. nandu Eichler, 1950. Zoologische Garten (n.F.), 17: 259, figs.
3-5-

Host: (Nandu) = Rhea americana (Linn.).

*5. quadrimaculatus (Piaget), 1880 (Lipeurus). Pediculines : 298,
pi. 24 fig. 8.

Host: Struthio camelus Linn.

=no. 8.

6. renschi Eichler, 1943. Zool. Anz., 141: 61.

Host: Rhea americana Linn.

*7. rheae (Harrison), 1916 (Esthiopterum). Parasitology, 9: 141.

Nomen novum for Lipeurus asymmetricus Piaget, 1885,
nec Rudow, 1870.

8. struthionis (Gervais), 1844 ( Philopterus ). In Walckenaer, Hist,
nat. Ins. 3: 354, pi. 49 fig. 2.

Host: (Autruche)=Struthio c. camelus Linn.

STURNIDOECUS Eichler, 1944

Sturnidoecus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: “Doco-
phorus leontodon Nitzsch sensu Piaget, 1880”.

1. acuminatus (Piaget), 1888 ( Docophorus ). Tijdschr. Ent., 31:

147, pi. 3 fig. 1.

Host: (Turacus purpureus. Error).

2. acutifrons (Uchida), 1949 (Philopterus). Jap. med. J ., 1: 549.

Host: (Ixos amaurotis ogawae) — Microscelis amaurotis

ogawae (Hartert).

*3. aeneas (Piaget), 1885 (Docophorus). Pediculines Supplement: 5,
pi. 1 fig. 7.

Host: Motacilla alba Linn.

*4. affinis (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 67, pi. 5 fig. 3.
Host: (Sturnus (Acridotheres) cristatellus) — Acridotheres

fuscus javanicus Cabanis.

5. bituberculatus (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 90.

Host: (Edolius longus) =Dicrurus macrocercus Vieillot.

6. capensis (Giebel), 1874 (Docophorus). Insecta epizoa: 90.

Host: (Sturnus capensis)= Sturnus contra Linn.

*7. continuus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 88, pi. 6
fig. 9.

Host: (Porphyrio smaragdinus. Error).

*8. femoratus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 68.

Host: (Dacelo princeps. Error).

*9. graculae (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 67, pi. 3
fig. 2.

Host: Gracula religiosa Linn.

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STURNIDOECUS

10. leontodon (Nitzsch), 1818 ( Philopterus s.g. Docophorus).

Germar's Mag. Ent., 3: 290. Nomen novum for Pediculus
sturni Schrank.

=no. 19.

11. migratorii (Peters), 1935 ( Philopterus ). Proc. ent. Soc. Wash.,

3 7: 146, figs, i, 2.

Host: Turdus m. migratorius Linn.

=no. 18.

*12. ostralegi (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 42,

74, pl- 5 fig- 4- . .

Host: (Haematopus ostralegus. Error) Sturnus vulgaris Lmn.

=no. 19.

*13. pastoris (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 43,
77, pl. 4 fig. 3.

Host: Pastor roseus (Linn.).

14. quadrilineatus (Nitzsch), 1866 ( Nirmus ). Z. ges. NatWiss., 27:

zl7- . x

Host: ( Pams caudatus) — Aegithalos caudatus (Linn.).

Generic position doubtful.

15. raji (Ansari), 1947 (Penenirmus) . Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India,

13: 269, fig. 5.

Host: Gymnoris x. xanthocollis Burton.

16. ruficeps (Nitzsch), 1866 (Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28: 367.

Host: ( Fringilla montana)= Passer montanus (Linn.).

17. senegalensis (Rudow), 1869 ( Docophorus ). Beitr. Kenntn.

Malloph.: 10.

Host: Lamprocolius nitens (Linn.).

18. simplex (Kellogg), 1896 (Nirmus). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 492, pl. 67 fig. 2.

Host: (Merida migratoria)= Turdus m. migratorius Linn.

19. sturni (Schrank), 1776 (Pediculus). Beytr. N aturgesch.: 118, pl.

5 figs. 11-14.

Host: (Staar)= Sturnus vulgaris Linn.

*20. subacutus (Piaget), 1880 (Docophorus). Pediculines: 68.

Host: Lamprotornis [? australis (Smith)].

21. suzume (Uchida), 1949 (Philopterus). Jap. med. J., 1: 548,
fig. 16.

Hosts: Passer montanus saturatus Stegnejer and Emberiza
cioides ciopsis Bonaparte.

Probably=no. 16.

SURICATOECUS Bedford, 1932

Suricatoecus. Bedford, 1932, Parasitology, 24: 354. Type species: Trichodectes
cooleyi Bedford.

A subgenus of Felicola, but in some respects transitional to
Trichodectes.

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SYRRHAPTOECUS

SYNNAUTES Thompson, 1936

Synnautes. Thompson, 1936, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10), 18: 43. Type species:
Lipeurus pelagicus Denny.

Not separable from Halipeurus.

SYRRHAPTOECUS Waterston, 1928

Syrrhaptoecus. Waterston, 1928, Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 337. Type species
(by subsequent designation, Hopkins, 1950, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 3:
235): S. uncinosus Waterston.

1. alchatae (Rudow), 1869 (Lipeurus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph .:

36.

Host: Pterocles alchata (Linn.).

2. alchatae (Rudow), 1870 ( nec 1869; Nirmus). Z. ges. NatWiss.,

35: 42.

Host: Syrrhaptes paradoxus (Pallas).

—no. 14.

*3. angulatus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 353,
figs. 6a, 8a, 9b, 9d.

Host: (Eremialector indicus)^ Pterocles indicus (Gmelin).

*4. bedfordi Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 342,
figs. 2b, 9c.

Host: Syrrhaptes paradoxus (Pallas).

*5. brevifrons Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 339,
figs, ib, 7.

Host: (Eremialector coronatus) — Pterocles coronatus satura-

tus Kinnear.

*6. declivis Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 348,
figs. 5b, 9e.

Host: (Eremialector fo‘awdws)==Pterocles b. bieinctus Tem-
minck.

*7. digonus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 345,
figs. 3a, 8b, ioc.

Host: Pterocles namaqua (Gmelin).

8. emahusaini Ansari, 1947. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 281,
fig. 9.

Host: (Pterocles exustus erlangeri) = Pterocles exustus hin-
dustan R. Meinertzhagen.

*9. excisus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 354,
fig. 6b.

Host: (Eremialector quadricindus var. lowei) = Pterocles
quadricinctus lowei C. H. B. Grant.

*10. falcatus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 345,
figs. 2a, 10b.

Host: (Pterocles senegalensis) — Pterocles e. exustus Tem-
minck.

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SYRRHAPTOECUS

*n. mitratus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 348,
figs. 4a, 9a.

Host: ( Eremialector coronatus) =Pterocles coronatus satura-
tus Kinnear.

*12. obtusus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 354,
fig. 8c.

Host: [Eremialector personatus) =Pterocles personatus Gould.

*13. pallasi Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 353,
fig. 5a.

Host: [Eremialector orientalis)= Pterocles orientalis (Linn.).

14. paradoxus (Rudow), 1869 [Nirmus). Beitr. Kenntn. Malloph.:
18.

Hosts: Syrrhaptes paradoxus (Pallas) and Pterocles alchata
(Linn.).

*15. tibetanus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1928: 342,
fig- 3b.

Host: Syrrhaptes tibetanus Gould.

*16. uncinosus Waterston, 1928. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., 1028: 330,
figs. 4b, 8d, 10a.

Host: [Eremialector gutturalis var. saturatior) = Pterocles
gutturalis saturatior Hartert.

SZIDATIELLA Eichler, 1944

Szidatiella. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 81. Type species: Docophorus
elongatus Piaget.

Not separable from Quadraceps.

TAKAMATSUIA Uchida, 1926

Takamatsuia. Uchida, 1926, J. Coll. Agric. Tokyo, 9: 32. Type species:
T. major Uchida.

A synonym of Dennyus.

TAMANINIA Conci, 1941

Tamaninia. Conci, i.ix.1941, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 73: 106. Type species:
T amaninia rara Conci.

An absolute synonym of Meromenopon Clay & Meinertzhagen,
April, 1941.

T ASCHEN BERGIELLA Neumann, 1913

T aschenbergius . Neumann, 1906 ( nec Schmiedeknecht, 1888), Bull. Soc. zool.
Fr., 20: 60. Nomen novum for Eurymetopus Taschenberg, 1882 ( nec
Schonherr, 1840). Type species by subsequent designation (Neumann,
1913: 195): Lipeurus taurus Nitzsch.

Taschenbergiella. Neumann, 1913, Deux. Exp. antarct. franc.: 195. Nomen
novum for T aschenbergius Neumann nec Schmiedeknecht.

m— 23 347

TINAMOTAECOLA

Neumann’s action (1913, p. 195) in designating Lipeurus taurus
Nitzsch as type species of Taschenbergiella automatically made it the
type species of both Taschenbergius Neumann and Eurymetopus
Taschenberg, for which Taschenbergiella was a nomen novum.

T aschenbergiella is an absolute synonym of Docophoroides
Giglioli.

TASCHENBERGIUS Neumann, 1906 [nee Schmiedeknecht, 1888).
See Taschenbergiella.

TETRAGYROPUS Ewing, 1924

Tetragyropus. Ewing, 1924, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 63, art. 20: 21. Type species:
Gyropus lineatus Neumann.

Not separable from Gyropus.

TETROPHTHALMUS Grosse, 1885

Tetrophthalmus. Grosse, 1885 [nee Hope 1845), Z. wiss. Zool., 42: 534. Type
species (by monotypy): T. chilensis Grosse.

A synonym of Piagetiella Neumann.

TINAMICOLA Carriker, 1936

Tinamicola. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88:158. Type species:
Goniocotes rotundatus Rudow.

Not separable, in our opinion, from Heptapsogaster.

TINAMOTAECOLA Carriker, 1944

Tinamotaecola. Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 86. Type species:
T. andinae Carriker.

i. andinae Carriker, 1944, Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 87,
figs, id, e.

Host: Tinamotis pentlandi Vigors.

TRABECULUS Rudow, 1866

Trabeculus. Rudow, 1866, Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 466. Type species (by mono-
typy): T. schillingi Rudow.

Oncophorus. Rudow, 1870, Z. ges. NatWiss., 35:475. Type species (by mono-
typy): O. schillingii Rudow.

Giebelia. Kellogg, 1896, Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. (2), 6: 137. Type species: G.
mirabilis Kellogg.

Mackayia. Waterston, 1912, Scott. Nat., 1912: 251. Type species: M.
dimorpha Waterston.

Cecalymenus. Enderlein, 19x7, Zool. Anz., 49: 243. Type species: C. oestrelatae
Enderlein.

1. aviator (Evans), Oct. 1912 ( Docophorus ). Proc. R. phys. Soc.
Edinb., 18: 270, fig. 4.

Host: (Puffinus awg/omm) = Pufllnus p. pufllnus (Brunnich).

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TRICHODECTES

*2. dimorphus (Waterston), Nov. 1912 ( Mackayia ). Scot. Nat.:
252, figs. 1-4.

Host: ( Puffinus awg/omm) =Puffinis p. puffinus (Briinnich).
=no. 1.

3. fuscoclypeatus (Johnston & Harrison), 1912 ( Philopterus ).

Trans. N.Z. Instit., 44: 368, fig. 4.

Host: (Oestrelata neglecta) =VteTO&Toma, phillipii (G. R. Gray).

4. heteracanthus (Waterston), 1912 (Mackayia). Scot. Nat.: 258.

Host: ( Procellaria gigantea)= Macronectes giganteus

(Gmelin).

5. hexacon (Waterston), 1914 ( Giebelia ). Ann. S. Afric. Mus., 10:

291, pi. 25 figs. 7, 11, pi. 26 fig. 14.

Host: ( Majaqueus aequinoctialis) = Procellaria aequinoctialis
Linn.

6. mirabilis (Kellogg), 1896 (Giebelia). Proc. Calif . Acad. Sci. (2),

6: 138, pi. 11 figs. 7, 8.

Host: Puffinus opisthomelas (Coues).

7. oestrelatae (Enderlein), 1917 (Cecaly menus). Zool. Anz., 49: 243,

figs. 2-4.

Host: (Procellaria wo//fs)=Pterodroma m. mollis (Gould).
=no. 8.

8. schillingi Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 467.

Host: (Procellaria mollis) =Pterodroma m. mollis (Gould).

TRAIHORIELLA Ansari, 1947

Traihoriella. Ansari, 1947, Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India, 13: 290. Type species:
T. punjabensis Ansari.

Not separable from Briielia.

TRICHODECTES Nitzsch, 1818

Trichodectes. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 294. Type species (by
subsequent designation, Johnston & Harrison, 1911, Proc. Linn. Soc.
N.S.W., 36: 326): "T. canis Degeer (syn. T. latus N.)".

Neotrichodectes. Ewing, 1929, Man. external Parasites'. 194. Type species:
Trichodectes mephitidis (Pack.).

Stachiella. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 428. Type species:
Trichodectes pusillus “Nitzsch”.

Ursodectes. Keler, 1938, l.c.\ 435. Type species: Trichodectes pinguis "Nitzsch”.

(Grisonia. Keler, 1938 ( nec E. Gray, 1825), l.c.: 464. Nomen nudum, being
without a type species.)

Galictobius. Keler, 1938, Arb. morph, tax. Ent. Berlin-Dahlem, 5: 228. Type
species: Galictobius galictidis (Werneck).

Potusdia. Conci, 1942, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 74: 141. Type species: Trichodectes
potus Werneck.

Trigonodectes. Keler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 179, 185. Type species:
Trichodectes barbarae Neumann.

Werneckodectes. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 76: 59. Type species: Tricho-
dectes ferrisi Werneck.

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TRICHODECTES

The generic arrangement of the Trichodectidae is among the most
difficult problems in the classification of the Mallophaga. There are
various natural groups within the family, but these are mostly so
linked by intermediates that it becomes impossible to draw a line
between them. Werneck is the foremost specialist on the group, and
his solution of the problem is to regard the groups as genera and, in
some instances, recognize other genera for the annectant forms
(, Suricatoecus , for example, for forms combining characters of Tricho-
ciectes and Felicola ), while here relatively few genera are recognized
and the annectant forms are referred to the group they seem to
resemble most closely. Neither arrangement is satisfactory, and it is
probable that no entirely satisfactory solution of the problem exists.
At least one of the groups here placed as synonyms of Trichodedes
might well be recognized as a subgenus.

abnormis Ewing, 1930. See Felicola.
acuticeps Neumann, 1902. See Felicola.
acutirostris Stobbe, 1913. See Felicola.
albimarginatus Werneck, 1936. See Damalinia.
appendiculatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

1. arizonae (Werneck), 1948 (N eotrichodedes) . Maldfagos de

Mamiferos, pt. 1: 135, figs. 187-189.

Host: Conepatus mesoleucus [venaticus Goldman],
armatus Neumann, 1913. See Cebidicola.
aucheniaelamae Torregiani, 1910. See Damalinia.
baculatus Ferris, 1930. See Procavicola.
baculus Schommer, 1913. See Damalinia.
balanicus Werneck, 1938. See Damalinia.

2. barbarae Neumann, 1913. Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 616, fig. 9.

Host: ( Galictis barbara) — Galera barbara (Linn.),
bedfordi Hill, 1922. See Damalinia.
brachycephalus Ewing, 1930. See Lorisicola.
breviceps Rudow, 1866. See Damalinia.
caffra Bedford, 1919. See Felicola.
californicus Chapman, 1897. See Geomydoecus.
calogaleus Bedford, 1928. See Felicola.

3. canls (De Geer), 1778 ( Ricinus ). Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 81, pi. 4

fig. 16.

Host: (Chien)=Canis familiaris Linn.

3a. canis (O. Fabricius), 1780 ( Pediculus ). Fauna groenlandica:

215-

Host: Canis familiaris Linn.

=no. 3.

caprae Gurlt, 1843. See Damalinia.
caprae Packard, 1870. See Damalinia.

4. castoris Osborn, 1896. Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 241, fig.

149-

Host: (Beaver. Error) = Mephitis sp.

=no. 20.

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TRICHODECTES

5. chilensis (Werneck), 1948 (N eotrichodectes) . Maldfagos de

Mamiferos , pt. 1: 133, figs. 184-186.

Host: Conepatus chinga Molina,
clayi Werneck, 1938. See Damalinia.
climacium Giebel, 1861. See Damalinia.
climax Nitzsch, 1861. See Damalinia.
colobi Kellogg, 1910. See Procavicola.
congoensis Ferris, 1930. See Procavicola.
cooley i Bedford, 1929. See Felicola.
cornutus Gervais, 1844. See Damalinia.
crassipes Rudow, 1866. See Damalinia.

6. crassus Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 295. Nomen

novum for Pediculus melis J. C. Fabricius.

=no. 19.

crenelatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.
cynictis Bedford, 1928. See Felicola.
dendrohyracis Ferris, 1930. See Dasyonyx.
diacanthus Ehrenberg, 1828. See Dasyonyx.

7. divaricatus Harrison, 1915. Parasitology, 8: 107.

Host: [ Galictis quiqui], probably =Grison vittata (Schreber).
dorcelaphi Werneck, 1936. See Damalinia.

8. dubius Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 246. Nomen

novum for Pediculus mustelae Schrank.

=no. 24.

emarginatus Bedford, 1928. See Procavicola.
equi Denny, 1842. See Damalinia.

*9. ermineae (Hopkins), 1941 (Stachiella) . Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.
(11), T- 38.

Host: Mustela erminea stabilis Barrett-Hamilton.
exilis Nitzsch, 1861. See Lutridia.
expansus Duges, 1902. See Geomydoecus.

10. fallax Werneck, 1948. Maldfagos de Mamiferos, pt. 1: 122, figs.

i59-i65-

Host: Procyon cancrivorus G. Cuvier,
felis Werneck, 1934. See Felicola.

11. ferrisi Werneck, 1944. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 41: 257, figs. 1-4.

Host: Tremarctos ornatus majori Thomas.

12. floridanus McGregor, 1917. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 10: 168, pi. 16

figs. 3, 5-

Host: (Dog)=Canis familiaris Linn.

=no. 3.

forficula Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

13. galictidis Werneck, Feb. 1934. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 28:

162 figs. 1-5.

Host: [Galictis vittata. Misdetermination) =Grisonella furax
(Thomas) (see Hopkins, 1949, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 119:
500).

351

TRICHODECTES

gastrodes Cummings, 1916. See Lymeon.
genetta Bedford, 1919. See Felicola.
genettae Fresca, 1924. See Felicola.
geomydis Osborn, 1891. See Geomydoecus.
granulatus Ferris, 1930. See Procaviphilus.
harrisoni Cummings, 1916. See Damalinia.
hemitragi Cummings, 1916. See Damalinia.
hermsi Kellogg & Nakayama, 1915. See Damalinia.
inaequalemaculatus Piaget, 1885. See Damalinia.
inaequalis Piaget, 1880. See Felicola.

14. interruptofasciatus Kellogg & Ferris, 1915. Anoplura Mallo-

phaga N. Amer. Mammals'. 61, pi. 7 figs. 1-3.

Host: Taxidea taxus [negleeta Mearns].

i5- jacobi (Eichler), 1941 ( Stachiella ). Zool. Anz., 136: 187.

Host: Putorius [p.] putorius (Linn.).

16. kingi McGregor, 1917. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 10: 167, pi. 17

figs. 1, 6.

Host: ( Putorius sp.). Probably =Mustela [erminea] cicog-

nani Bonaparte.

laticeps Wemeck, 1942. See Felicola.

17. latus Nitzsch, 1818. Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 296. Nomen

novum for Ricinus canis De Geer.

=no. 3.

limbatus Gervais, 1844. See Damalinia.
lindfieldi Hill, 1922. See Procavicola.
lineatus Bedford, 1920. See Damalinia.
lipeuroides Megnin, 1884. See Damalinia.
longiceps Rudow, 1866. See Damalinia.
longicomis Nitzsch, 1818. See Damalinia.
lutrae Werneck, 1937. See Lutridia.
madagascariensis Mjoberg, 1910. See Damalinia.
major Piaget, 1885. See Damalinia.
malaysianus Werneck, 1948. See Felicola.
mambricus Rudow, 1866. See Damalinia.

18. martis (Werneck), 1948 [Stachiella). Maldfagos dc Mamiferos,

pt. 1: 156, figs. 231, 232.

Host: [Martes sp.). Probably =Martes caurina Merriam.
matschiei Stobbe, 1913. See Lutridia.
mazamae Stobbe, 1913. See Damalinia.

19. melis (J. C. Fabricius), 1805 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Antliatorum:

34i-

Host: ( Ursus meles) — Meles meles (Linn.).

20. mephitidis (Packard), 1873 [Goniodes). Rep. U.S. geol. Surv., 6:

732, fig. 60.

Host: (Skunk) = Mephitis mephitis hudsonicus (Richardson).

352

TRICHODECTES

21. mephitidis Osborn, 1896 ( nec Packard, 1873). Bull. U.S. Bur.

Ent. (n.s.), 5: 242, fig. 150.

Host: Spilogale [putorius] interrupta (Rafinesque).

=no. 28.

meyeri Taschenberg, 1882. See Damalinia.
micropus Giebel, 1871. See Felicola.

22. minutus Paine, 1912. Ent. News, 23: 439, pi. 20 fig. 4.

Host: ( Putoris noveboracensis) = Mustela frenata nove-

boracensis (Emmons),
mjobergi Stobbe, 1913. See Lorisicola.

23. monticolus McGregor, 1917. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 10: 171, pi. 16

figs. 1, 2, 4.

Host: (Skunk) = Mephitis sp.

=no. 20.

mungos Stobbe, 1913. See Felicola.
muntiacus Seguy, 1948. See Damalinia.

24. mustelae (Schrank), 1803 ( Pedicidus ). Fauna Boica: 186.

Host: (Gemeinen Wiesel) = Mustela n. nivalis Linn.

25. nasuatis Osborn, 1902. Ohio Nat., 2: 178, pi. 11 fig. 3.

Host: Nasua narica (Linn.).

=no. 30.

neumanni Stobbe, 1913. See Procavicola.
ocellatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

26. octomaculatus Paine, 1912. Ent. News, 23: 438, pi. 20 fig. 1.

Host: Procyon [lotor] psora Gray.

27. octopunctatus Denny, 1852. List Brit. Animals in Brit. Mus., pt.

11, Anopiura: 29. Nomen novum for Trichodectes lotus
Nitzsch.

=no. 3.

oculatus Bedford, 1928. See Dasyonyx.
odocoilei McGregor, 1917. See Damalinia.

28. osborni (Keler), 1944 ( N eotrichodectes ). Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 182.

Nomen novum for T. mephitidis Osborn nec Packard.

Host: Spilogale [putorius] interrupta (Rafinesque).

29. ovalis Bedford, 1928. Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 13-14: 841, pi. 1

figs. 1, 3, pi. 6 fig. 13.

Host: ( Poecilogale albinuclia. Error; see Hopkins, 1942,
Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 9: ii5)=Ictonyx striatus
(Parry).

painei Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914. See Damalinia.

*30. pallidus Piaget, 1880. Pedicidines : 405, pi. 32 fig. 9.

Host: ( Nasua /wsca) = Nasua narica (Linn.),
parallelus Osborn, 1896. See Damalinia.

31. paranensis Keler, July 1934. Ann. Mus. zool. polon., 10: 334,
pi. 55—57.

Host: ( Grison f. fur ax) = Grisonella f. furax (Thomas).

=no. 13.

parumpilosus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.
penicillatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

353

TRICHODECTES

peregrinus Taschenberg, 1882. See Damalinia.
pilosus Giebel, 1874. See Damalinia.

32. pinguis Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 435.

Host: Ursus arctos Linn.

33. potus Werneck, 1934. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 28: 171, figs. 7-10.

Host: Potos flavus (Schreber).

34. procyonis Neumann, 1913. Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 626, fig. 14.

Host: Procyon lotor [pacifica Merriam].

=no. 26.

pubescens Macqueen, 1905. See Damalinia.
punctum Piaget, 1885. See Damalinia.

35. pusillus Nitzsch, 1861. In Giebel, Z. ges. NatWiss., 18: 88.

Host: ( Mustela zw/g#m)= Mustela nivalis Linn.

=no. 24.

quadraticeps Chapman, 1897. See Felicola.
rammei Stobbe, 1913. See Felicola.

36. retusus Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 436.

Host: ( Mustela foina) = Martes foina (Erxleben).

37. riveti Neumann, 1913. Arch. Parasit., Paris, 15: 614, figs. 7, 8.

Host: ( Canis magellanicus riveti) = Dusieyon culpaeus

(Molina).

=no. 3.

robertsi Bedford, 1928. See Procaviphilus.
rostratus Bedford, 1932. See Felicola.

38. salfii (Conci), 1940 (Stachiella) . Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 72: 116,

figs. A, B.

Host: Martes martes (Linn.),
scalaris Nitzsch, 1818. See Damalinia.
scleritus McGregor, 1917. See Geomydoecus.
semiarmatus Neumann, 1913. See Cebidicola.
serraticus Hill, 1922. See Procaviphilus.
setosus Giebel, 1861. See Eutrichophilus.
similis Denny, 1842. See Damalinia.
solidus Rudow, 1866. See Damalinia.
sphaerocephalus Nitzsch, 1818. See Damalinia.
sternatus Bedford, 1928. See Procavicola.
subrostratus Burmeister, 1838. See Felicola.
tarandi Mjoberg, 1910. See Damalinia.
tarsatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.
thomomyus McGregor, 1917. See Geomydoecus.

39. thoracicus Osborn, 1902. Ohio Nat., 2: 178, pi. 11 fig. 4.

Host: ( Bassaris as2Mta)=Bassariscus astutus raptor (Baird),
tibialis Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

40. tigris Ponton, 1871. Monthly micr. J ., 4: 147.

Host: (Tiger) =Felis tigris Linn.

Type lost, description useless. Unrecognizable,
truncatus Piaget, 1880. See Damalinia.

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TRICHODOPEOSTUS

*41. ugandensis Bedford, 1936. Onderstepoort J. vet. Set., 7: 49,
figs. 20, 21.

Host: Poecilogale [albinucha] doggetti Thomas,
univirgatus Neumann, 1913. See Procavicola.
vestitus Railliet, 1895. See Damalinia.
viverriculae Stobbe, 1913. See Felicola.

42. vosseleri Stobbe, 1913. S. B. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berl., 8: 371,

fig. 2.

Host: (Unrecorded; surmised wrongly to be a Potamo-
choerus)= Mellivora capensis (Schreber).
vulpis Denny. See Felicola.

43. wolffhiigeli Wemeck, 1936. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz, 31: 513,

figs. 144-147.

Host: Conepatus chinga Molina.

44. zorillae Stobbe, 1913. 5. B. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berl., 8: 374, fig. 3.

Host: Zorilla Zy6fca)=Poecilictis 1. libyca (Hemprich &
Ehrenberg).

TRICHODOMEDEA Carriker, 1945

Trichodomedea. Carriker, 1945, Rev. Acad. Colomb. Sci., 6: 365. Type species:
T. s. setosa Carriker.

We do not think this separable from Chelopistes.

TRICHODOPEOSTUS Carriker, 1936

Trichodopeostus. Carriker, 1936, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 137. Type
species: T. spinosus Carriker.

*1. aculeatus (Piaget), 1880 ( Goniodes ). Pediculines: 266, pi. 22
fig. 2.

Host: ( Momotes lessoni. Error). Probably=Nothocercus
julius (Bonaparte).

2. incertus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 139,

pi. 21 fig. 2.

Host: Nothocercus nigrocapillus cadwaladeri Carriker.

3. praegracilis Carriker, 1944. Proc. U.S. nat. Mus., 95: 174.

Host: Nothocercus [b.j bonaparti (G. R. Gray).

4. spinosus Carriker, 1936. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philad., 88: 138,

pi. 21 fig. 1.

Host: Nothocercus n. nigrocapillus (G. R. Gray).

TRICHOLIPEURUS Bedford, 1929

Tricholipeurus. Bedford, 1929, Rep. vet. Res. S. Afr., 15: 514. Type species:
T. aepycerus Bedford.

Not separable from Damalinia.

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TRICHOPHILOPTERUS

TRICHOPHILOPTERUS Stobbe, 1913

Trichophilopterus. Stobbe, 1913, Ent. Rdsch., 30: 105. Type species: T.
babakotophilus Stobbe.

1. babakotophilus Stobbe, 1913. Ent. Rdsch., 30: 105, figs. 1, 2.

Host: (Lichonotus i ndri) =Indri indri (Gmelin). But probably
error.

2. ferrisi Eichler, 1942. Mitt. Munch, ent. Ges., 32: 106. Nomen

novum for material described by Ferris (1930, Parasitology ,
25: 469, figs. 1, 2) as babakotophilus Stobbe.

Host: Lemur [mongos] coronatus Gray.

=no. 1.

TRIGONODECTES Keler, 1944

Trigonodectes. Keler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 179, 185. Type species:
Trichodectes barbarae Neumann.

Inseparable from Trichodectes.

TRIMENOPON Cummings, 1913

Trimenopon. Cummings, 1913, Bull. ent. Res., 4: 39. Type species (by mono-
typy): T. echinoderma Cummings.

Philandesia. Kellogg & Nakayama, 1914, Ent. News, 25: 198. Type species (by
monotypy): P. townsendi Kellogg & Nakayama.

1. chinchillae Werneck, 1935. Brasil. Medico, 49: 598.

Host: ( Eriomys chinchilla) — Chinchilla laniger (Molina).

*2. echinoderma Cummings, 1913. Bull. ent. Res., 4: 40, fig. 4.
Host: Cavia aperea Erxleben.

=no. 3.

3. hispidum (Burmeister), 1838 ( Gyropus ). Handb. Ent., 2: 443.

Host: ( Bradypus tridactylus. Error) =Cavia porcellus

(Linn.).

4. jenningsi (Kellogg & Paine), 1910 ( Menopon ). Ent. News, 21:

461, fig. 1.

Host: ( Cavia cobaya) =Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

=no. 3.

5. mazzai Werneck, 1933. Mem. Inst. Osw. Cruz., 27: 418, figs.

I_3-

Host: ( Eriomys chinchilla) = Chinchilla laniger (Molina).

6. rozeboomi Emerson, 1940. Ann. ent. Soc. Amer., 33: 339, fig.

Host: ( Cavia cobaya) — Cavia porcellus (Linn.).

—no. 3.

7. townsendi (Kellogg & Nakayama), 1914 ( Philandesia ). Ent.

News, 25: 199, fig.

Host: Lagidium peruanum Meyen.

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TRINOTON

TRINOTON Nitzsch, 1818

Trinoton. Nitzsch, 1818, Germar’s Mag. Ent., 3: 300. Type species (by mono-
typy): Liotheum ( Trinoton ) conspurcatum Nitzsch.

Trinotnm. Burmeister, 1838, Hanbd. Ent., 2: 440. Emendation (i.e., nomen
novum) for Trinoton.

( Trinotion . Perry, 1876, Proc. lit. phil. Soc. Lpool, 30: lxxx. Misprint.)
Ewingella. Eichler, 1941, Stettin ent. Ztg, 102: 126. Type species: Trinoton
femoratum Piaget.

1. aculeatum Piaget, 1885. Pediculines Supplement : 136, pi. 15

fig. 1.

Host: Dendrocygna viduata (Linn.).

2. anserinum (J. C. Fabricius), 1805 ( Pediculus ). Syst. Antlia-

torum : 345.

Host: ( Anas Anser) = knszx anser (Linn.).

3. anseris (Sulzer), 1776 ( Pediculus , nec P. anseris Linn, 1758).

Abgek. Gesch. Insekten : 241, pi. 29 fig. 4.

Host: (Gans)= Anser anser domestica.

=no. 2.

4. biguttatum Rudow, 1866. Z. ges. NatWiss., 27: 467.

Host: ( Tinnamus bannaquira. Error).

Unidentifiable; type lost and host wrong,
bursaepelecani Perry, 1876. See Piagetiella.

5. casarcae Eichler, 1943. Stettin, ent. Ztg, 104: 98, fig. 8.

Host: Casarca cana (Gmelin).

( clangulae O. Fabricius is an Anaticola.)

6. conspurcatum (Nitzsch), 1818 {Liotheum). Germar’s Mag. Ent.,

3: 300. Nomen novum for Pediculus anseris Sulzer.

=no. 2.

*7. continuum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 591.

Host: (Oies domestiques) = Anser anser domestica.

=no. 2.

8. cygni Eichler, 1943. Stettin, ent. Ztg, 104: 97, figs. 3-5.

Host: Cygnus olor (Gmelin).

*9. femoratum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines : 593, pi. 49 fig. 4.

Host: Phoenicopterus antiquorum Temminck.

10. gracile Grube, 1851. Middendorff’s sibir. Reise, 2: 494, pi. 32
fig. 6.

Hosts: Anas falcata Georgi, A. acuta [acuta Linn.], and
A. formosa Georgi.

*11. intermedium Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 595, pi. 49 fig. 5.

Host: {Anas rad j ah) = Tadorna radjah (Lesson).

12. lari (DeGeer), 1778 ( Ricinus ). Mem. Hist. Ins., 7: 77, pi. 4 fig. 12.

Host: (Mouette. Error).

=no. 20.

13. lituratum Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 441.

Host: {Mergus a/fo^Ms)=Mergellus albellus (Linn.).

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TROCHILOECETES

14. luridum Burmeister, 1838. Handb. Ent., 2: 441.

Host: (Mehreren Enten Arten. The specimen shown in the
figure published by Giebel in 1874 is from Anas acuta
Linn.).

15. mergi Eichler, 1943. Stettin, ent. Ztg, 104: 100, fig. 9.

Host: Mergus serrator Linn.

16. minus Osborn, 1896. Bull. U.S. Bur. Ent. (n.s.), 5: 248.

Host: (Butter-bill coot) = Oidemia nigra americana Swainson.

17. nigrum Le Souef, 1902. Viet. Nat., 19: 90.

Host: Chenopis atrata (Latham).

18. nyrocae Eichler, 1943. Stettin, ent. Ztg, 104: 97, figs. 6, 7.

Host: Nyroca ferina (Linn.).

19. pygmaeum Kolenati, 1846. Melet. Ent., 5: 138, pi. 19 fig. 5.

Host: (Carbo pygmaeus. Error).

= (probably) no. 20.

20. querquedulae (Linn.), 1758 (Pediculus). Syst. Ent., ed. 10: 612.

Nomen novum for Redi’s Pollino del’ arzavola o farquetola.
Host: (Arzavola or farquetola) = Anas c. crecca Linn.

*21. spinosum Piaget, 1880. Pediculines: 596, pi. 49 fig. 6.

Host: Mareca penelope (Linn.).

*22. squalidum Denny, 1842. Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 202, 235, pi. 22
fig- 3-

Hosts: Anser albifrons [albifrons (Scopoli)], (Domestic
goose) =Anser anser domestica, and ( Anas clypeata) =
Spatula clypeata (Linn.),
stramineum Giebel, 1874. See Myrsidea.

TRITRABECULUS Uchida, 1948

Trilrabeculus. Uchida, 1948, Jap. med. J ., 1: 315. Type species: T. gosliiki-
dori Uchida.

The supposed third trabecula is the lens of the eye, which is
unusually prolonged. T ritrabeculus is a synonym of Clayiella, which
we do not think separable from Philopterus.

TROCHILOECETES Paine & Mann, 1913

Trochiloecetes. Paine & Mann, 1913, Psyche, Camb., Mass., 20: 21. Type
species: Physostomum prominens Kellogg & Chapman.

1. doratophorus (Carriker), 1903 ( Physostomum ). Univ. Stud.

Neb., 3: 165, pi. 5 fig. 4.

Host: Selasphorus flammula Salvin.

2. emeliae Paine & Mann, 1913. Psyche, Camb., Mass. ,20: 21, fig. 5.

Host: Thalurania [furcata] furcatoides Gould.

3. ochoterenai Zavaleta, 1943. Tesis Univ. Mexico Fac. Cien

Dep. Biol.: 54, pi. 5 fig. C.

Host: Selasphorus rufus (Gmelin).

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TROGONINIRMUS

4. prominens (Kellogg & Chapman), 1899 ( Physostomum ). Occ.
Pap. Calif. Acad. Set., 6: 137, pi. 9 fig. 5.

Host: Calypte costae (Bourcier).

TROGONINIRMUS Eichler, 1944

Trogoninirmus. Eichler, 1944, Stettin, ent. Ztg, 105: 82. Type species: Nirmus
hastiformis Carriker.

1. hastiformis (Carriker), 1903 (Nirmus). Univ. Stud. Neb., 3:

136, pi. 2 fig. 2.

Host: (Trogon caligatus)= Trogon violaceus concinnus

Lawrence.

2. odontopleuron (Guimaraes), 1944 ( Degeeriella ). Pap. avulsos

Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 4: 73, figs. 1-3.

Host: ( Trogonurus aurantius) — Trogon surrucura aurantius
Spix.

3. sulphureus (Giebel), 1876 (Nirmus). Z.ges. NatWiss., 47: 528.

Host: Trogon sp.

No proper host-record, description inadequate and type lost.
Unrecognizable.

TURACOECA Thompson, 1938

Turacoeca. Thompson, 1938, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (ii),2: 350. Type species:
Colpocephalum scleroderma Ewing.

*1. bedfordi Thompson, 1938. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (11), 2: 353,
fig. b.

Host: ( Gymnoschizorhis leopoldi centralis) =Crinifer

(Gymnoschizorhis) personata leopoldi (Shelley).

2. scleroderma (Ewing), 1930 (Colpocephalum). Proc. biol. Soc.

Wash., 43: 127.

Host: (Musophaga rossae. Error; see Hopkins, 1942, Ann.
Mag. nat. Hist, (n), 9: no)=Corythaeola c. cristata
(Vieillot).

3. subrotunda (Giebel), 1874 (Colpocephalum). Insecta epizoa:

266.

Host: Musophaga [v.] violacea Isert.

TURNICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938

Turnicola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1938, Entomologist, 71: 278. Type species:
Lipeurus angustissimus Giebel.

1. angusticeps (Giebel), 1874 (Nirmus). Insecta epizoa : 154.

Host: (Hemipodius pugnax) = Turnix suscitator (Gmelin).
=no. 2.

2. angustissimus (Giebel), 1866 (Lipeurus). Z. ges. NatWiss., 28:

382.

Host: (Hemipodius pugnax) =Turnix suscitator (Gmelin).

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TURTURICOLA

*3. nigrolineatus (Piaget), 1885 ( Lipeurus ). Pediculines Supple-
ment: 60, pi. 6 fig. 7.

Host: ( Hemipodius Dussumieri)=T\iimx sylvatica dus-
sumier (Temminck).

*4. platyclypeatus (Piaget), 1880 [Lipeurus). Pediculines: 678, pi.
56, fig. 5-

Host: (Perdrix)=Turnix suscitator rufllata Wallace or
Turnix sylvatica beccarii Salvadori.

TURTURICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937

Turturicola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937, Entomologist, 70: 278. T ype species:
T. salimalii Clay & Meinertzhagen.

*1. salimalii Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1937. Entomologist, 70: 278,
fig. ib.

Host: Streptopelia d. decaocto (Frivaldszky).

2. sudanicus (Mjoberg), 1910 [Lipeurus). Ark. Zool., 6, no. 13:
85.. fig. 52, pi. 3 fig. 5.

Host: [Turtur semitorquatus) = Streptopelia s. semitorquata
(Ruppell).

TYTONIELLA Eichler, 1949

Tytoniella. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13. Type species: Docophorus
rostratus “Ntz.i.Brm.”.

Not generically separable from Strigiphilus.

U CHI DA Ewing, 1930

Uchida. Ewing, 1930, Proc. biol. Soc. Wash., 43: 125. Nomen novum for
Neumannia Uchida, 1926 [nee Trouessart, 1888).

Not separable from Menacanthus.

UNCIFRONS Guimaraes, 1942

Uncifrons. Guimaraes, 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 87. Type
species: Philopterus waterstoni Fresca.

An absolute synonym of Psittoecus.

UPUPICOLA Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939

Upupicola. Clay & Meinertzhagen, 1939. Entomologist, 72: 164. Type species:
Degeeriella melanophrys (Nitzsch).

1. melanophrys (Nitzsch), 1866 [Nirmus). In Giebel, Z. ges.

NatWiss., 28: 369.

Host: Upupa [e.] epops Linn.

=no. 2.

2. upupae (Schrank), 1803 [Pediculus). Fauna Boica: 189.

Host: (Wiederhopf)=Upupa e. epops Linn.

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VERNONIELLA

*3. upupae (Denny), 1842 ( Docophorus ). Mon. Anopl. Brit.: 45,
92, pi. 8 fig. 1.

Host: Upupa e. epops Linn.

=no. 2.

URSODECTES Keler, 1938

Ursodectes. Keler, 1938, Nova Acta Leop.-Carol. (n.F.), 5: 435. Type species:
Trichodectes pin gins “Nitzsch .

A synonym of Trichodectes.

VERNONIA Guimaraes, 1936

Vernonia. Guimaraes, 1936 [nee Buchanan White, 1878), Rev. Mus. paul., 20:
221. Type species: Lipeurus maegregon Kellogg.

An absolute synonym of V ernoniella Guimaraes.

VERNONIELLA Guimaraes, 1942

Vernonia. Guimaraes, 1936 (wee Buchanan White, 1878), Rev. Mus. paul., 20:
221. Type species: Lipeurus maegregori Kellogg.

V ernoniella. Guimaraes, 1942, Pap. avulsos Dep. Zool. S. Paulo, 2: 133. Nomen
novum for above.

x. bergi (Kellogg), 1896 [Lipeurus). J.N.Y. ent. Soc., 14. 45» pi- 2

fig- 1.

Host: Guira guira (Gmelin).

2. crotophagae (McGregor), 19*7 [Lipeurus). Psyche, Canib.,

Mass., 24: 106, pi. 5 fig. 4-
Host: Crotophaga [s.] sulcirostris Swamson.

—no. 4.

3. guimaraesi Thompson, 1948. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (12), 1: 49,

figs. 1-6.

Host: Crotophaga ani Linn.

4. maegregori (Kellogg), 1899 [Lipeurus). Occ. Pap. Calif. Acad.

Sci., 6: 33, pi. 3 figs- 5, 6-
Host: Crotophaga [s.] sulcirostris Swamson.

VIRGULA Clay, 1941

Virgula. Clay, 1941 (wee Simpson, 1900), Parasitology, 33: 119. Type species:
Goniodes meleagridis (Linn).

An absolute synonym of Chelopistes Keler.

VULTURIPHILUS Eichler, 1948

( Vulturiphilus. Eichler, 1944, Dtsch. ent. Z., 1943: 60 Nomen nudum.)
Vulturiphilus. Eichler, 1948, Entomologist, 81: 251. Nomen novum for
Falcophilus Guimaraes.

An absolute synonym of Falcophilus, which we do not think
separable from Cuculiphilus.

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WILSONIELLA

WERNECKIELLA Eichler, 1940

Werneckiella. Eichler, 1940, Zool. Anz., 129: 160. Type species: “Tricho-
dectes equi Denny sensu Werneck”.

We do not consider this group separable from Bovicola, which is
a subgenus of Damalinia.

WERNECKODECTES Conci, 1946

Werneckodectes. Conci, 1946, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 76: 59. Type species: Tricho-
dectes ferrisi Werneck.

Trichodectes ferrisi is not separable from Trichodectes s. str.

WILSONIELLA Eichler, 1940

Wilsoniella. Eichler, 15.V.1940, Zool. Anz., 130: 99. Type species: Lipeurus
absitus Kellogg.

Pessoaiella. Guimaraes, 20.vi.1940, Rev. Mus. paul., 20: 283. Type species:
Esthiopterum absitum (Kell.).

1. absita (Kellogg), 1909 {Lipeurus). Zoologica, 1: 119, fig. 39.
Host: Opisthocomus hoazin (P. L. S. Muller).

XOBUGIRADO Eichler, 1949

Xobugirado. Eichler, 1949, Boll. Soc. ent. Ital., 79: 13. Type species: Nirtnus
submarginellus Ntz. sensu Piaget.

For all practical purposes Xobugirado is a nomen nudum, for there
is no generic description, but unfortunately the fact that only one
species is referred to it and the generic characters are stated to be
those of the species gives it technical validity.

The absence of any attempt to distinguish Xobugirado from
Briielia is not surprising, because it is a synonym of Bruelia.

ZEMIODES Eichler, 1944

Zemiodes. Eichler, 1944, hyg. Zool., 35: 172. Type species: Z. zumpti
Eichler.

Described from a single “female” from a domestic fowl. A solitary
specimen from such a well-known domestic host is almost certainly
a contamination, and the photomicrograph of the type (now lost)
suggests the possibility that it was a nymph. Description of such
material adds nothing useful to our knowledge.

1. zumpti Eichler, 1944. Z. hyg. Zool., 35: 172, fig.

Host: (Haushuhn) = Gallus domesticus, but almost certainly
error.

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