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Part 6. Tijdschr. Ent., 108: 365-387, figs. 178-191, pIs. 16-22. Am­sterdam (in German).

1966. 135. Neotropical Microlepidoptera. VII. New genus Pscudomeritastis and its species. Proc. U. S. Nat!. Mus., 118 (3527): 221-:~32, 2 figs., 6 pIs. (in English).

PAPERS IN PRESS

136. Neotropical Microlepidoptera. IX. Revision of the genus Atteria. Proc. U. S. Nat!. Mus. (in English).

137. Neotropical Microlepidoplera. XI. Revision of tbe genus Ido/atteria. Ibid., (in English).

138. On the correct usage of two names of the gcnus-group in the Tortricidae, with the proposal of a new generic name. E nt. Gazette (in English).

139. Revision of the Palearctic Amata species. A monograph. Bavarian State Zoological Collection (in Gennan).

INDEX TO VOLUME 20

( New name in boldface; synonyms in italics)

Agathymus, 53; aryxna, 242 spp., 166, 168, 181, 184 escalantei, 167 ricei, 163 valverdiensis, 182

Agraulis vanillae, 53, 215 Agriades escheri, 131 Aides aegita, 228 Allotinus horsfieldi, 134 Amblyscirtes, 5pp., 241 Anaea, andria, 102

tehuana, 203 Anatoli rossi, 134, 138 Ancyloxypha numitor, 230 Annaphila,49 Antheraea polyphemus, 47 Apodemia mormo, 134, 137, 138, 140,

142, 160 Arctiidae, 49 Argynnis callippe, 103 Astraptes colossus, 227 Atalopedes campestris, 160 Atlides halesus, 134, 137, 138, 141 Atrytone, arogos life history, 177

deleware, 177 Automation in Rhopalocera research, 1 Blanchard, A., New geometrid from Tex­

as, 247 Boloria, e. chermocki, 109

e. eldorado, 108 e. epithore, 103 e. obscuripen1lis, 109 e . wawonae, 109

spp., 114, 116 titania, 241

Bombyx mori, 207, :1l7 Book notices, 33, .56, 122, 244 Book Review : Pe~;ts of Hevea Planta­

tions, 206 Bowden, S. R., "Sex-ratio" in Pieris hy-

brids, 189 Brachionycha, 83 Brephidium exilis, 134, 138, 161 Brewer, J., Experimental color aberrations

in Danaus, 45 Brewer, J. and G. M. Thomas, Causes of

death in Danaus, 235 Brown, F. M., Henshaw itinerary, 71

Authorship of Polites mystic, 239 Buckett, J. S. and W. R. Bauer, Key to

Psaphidini, with new genus and spe­cies, 83

butterflies at light, 12, 44 Calephelis, 49 . Caligo memnon, 20:; Callipsyche behrii, 160 CalJophrys, augustinus, 41

dumetorum, 160 eryphon,41 lacuna, 66 spp., 134-145 goodsoni, 66 longula,69 miserabilis, 68 niphon,41 pastor, 68

266 Index to Volume 20 Vol. 20, no. 4

pseudolongula, 69 viridis, 134, 160 xami,212

Callosamia, 49; promethea, 47, 146 Calycopis beon, 135, 138, 139, 141 Catocala cara, 221 Celastrina argiolus, 42 Cercyonis pegala, 12, 186 Chioides catillus albofasciatus, 39 Chlosyne, lacinia, 203

manchada, 254 Chrysophanus titus, 135 Citheronia regalis, 146 Clench, H. K., Synonymy of Texas

Lycaenidae, 65 Coenonympha, ampelos, 161

california, 161 Cogia, calchas, 37

hippalus, 38 Colias, 51; eurytheme, 102, 207, 215 Comstock, J. A. and C. Henne, Larva and

pupa of Orthosia, 213 Constitution and By-Laws of the Lepi-

dopterists Society, 197 Copaeodes minima, 102 Copipanolis, 83 Copivaleria, 83, 84 Cosmopteryx, 211 Crowe, C. R., Automation in Rhopalocera

research, 1 Curetis thetis, 135 Damas clavus, 227 Danaus plexippus, 45, 102, 129, 235 Data processing, 1 Devastation of Yucatecan forests, 201 Diakonoff, A., Book review, 206

Obraztsov obituary and bibliography, 255

Dolymorpha jada, 135, 138 Downey, J. C., Lycaenid pupal sounds,

129 Edwards' specimens in midwestern col­

lections, 156 Elbella, dulcinea, 226

patrobas, 227 Electrophoretic variation in esterases, 207 Emmel, 1'. C. and R. A. Wobus, South­

ward migration of Vanessa cardui, 123

Epargyreus clams, 102 Erebia, discoidalis, 254

epipsodea, 254 Erynnis, brizo, 231

horatius, 36 juvenalis, 36

persius, 241 propertius, 160

Esterases, electrophoretic variation in, 207 Euchloe, 52, 53; creusa, 254

hyantis, 254 Eumaeus atala, 216

debora, 135, 1:)6, 138, 141 minyas, 135, 136, 138, 141

Euphydryas, 52; anicia, 254 Eupsyche m-album, 135 Euptychia, areolata, 44

hermes, 102 mitchelli , 43

Eurema nicippe, 102 Eutolype, 83 Everes, argiades, 134

comyntas, 102, 134, 138, 142, 145 Eyer, J. R., Melanic Opostega, 232 Feniseca tarquinius, 134, 138, 143, 152,

241 Feralia,83 Fluid recycling in Agathymlls, 242 Freeman, H. A., New Agathymus, 181

Hesperiid records for Mexico, 227 Funk, R. S., Eumaeus atala, F lorida rec-

ord,216 Geometridae, 247, 250 Gerydlls boisduvali, 131 Glallcina, infum.ltaria, 248; mayelisaria,

247,250 Glaucopsyche Iygdamus, 131, 152 Grotella, 91; binda, 93, 94

blanchardi, 91, 254 vauriae,91

Gynandromorph Eacles, 118 Habrodais grunlls, 135, 140, 143 Hardwick, D. F., Life history of Schinia

niveicosta, :~g Heitzman, R., Life history of Atrytone

arogos, 177 Hemiargus isola, 161 Hensel, H. , Thymelicus lineola at New

Brunswick, 28 Henshaw, H. W., Itinerary, 71 Hesperia, harpalus, 160

metea, 241 nevada, 254

Hesperiidae, 28. 34, 35, 102, 160, 177, 226, 229, 2:19, 241, 243, 254

Hessel, J. H., F luid recycling in Agathy­mus, 242

Howe, 'vV. H., Melanic Colias euytheme, 215

Huber, R. L. , Minnesota records of Thorybes bathyllus, 34

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Hyalophora, cecropia, 47 gloveri, 47, 158

Hypaurotis crysalus, 135, 160 Hypolycaena philippus, 135 Ialmenus, evagorus, 133, 134, 138, 140

ictinus, 134 lcaricea icarioides, 52 Incisalia, iroides, 160

eryphon, 160 lolaus, spp., 13.5 Irwin, R. R., Edwards specimens, 156 Jamides celeno, 134 Johnson, F. M. and J. M. Burns, Electro­

phoretic variation in Colias esterases, 207

lunonia evarete, 146 Kendall, R. 0., Foodplants for five Texas

Hesperiidae, 35 Larval and distribution notes for Texas

Hesperiidae, 229 Kolyer, J. M., Environment, chemicals

and Pieris wing markings, 13 Properties of Pieris cuticle, 217

Lacinipolia, 49, .51 Laspreyresia, nigra, 2,51

miscitata, 251 Lephclisca, virginicnsis, 160

wrighti, 134, 138 Leptotes marina, 134, 138 Lerema accius, 241 Limenitis, 49; I. lorquini, 172

I. burrisoni, 172 wicdcmeyerii, 161

Lipbyra brassolis, 131, 1,52 Louisiana butterfly records, 102 Lycaeides melissa, 161 Lycaena, spp., 160, 161

helloides, 134, 161 phlaeus, 134, 145 thoe, 130, 134, 138, 139, 143, 14,5 vigaureae, 134

Lycaenidae, 41, ,50, .52, ,54, 65, 102, 129, 160, 212, 216, 241

Lysandra, coridon, 134-138, 141 thersites, 134, 136

Manley, T. R., Behavioral notes on Mar­pesia, 122

Marpesia petreus, 122 Mather, B., Louisiana butterfly records,

102 Variation in Cercyonis pegala, 186 Phyciodes batesii not in Mississippi,

245 MeElvare, R. R., New beliothinc noctuid,

91,2,54

Megathymidae, 53, 163, 181, 242 Megathymus, 53; yuccae arizonae, 170

y. coloradensis, 172 y. elidaensis, 170 y. martini, 170 y. maudae, 169

Melanic opostega, 2:32 Melitaea, harrisii, 241

nyctcis, 241 Mesothoracic aorta in Rhopalocera, 54 Mestra amymone, IGI Mexican hesperiid records, 226 Migration, Vanessa cardui, 123 Miller, W. E., New pine cone moth, 251 Minutes, Annual Meetings, 49 Morpho, peleides, 203

polyphemus, 9,5 theseus, 95

Muller, J., Gynandromorph Eacles imper­ialis, 118

Narathura, araxes, 135 centaurus, 135

Neolycaena, 211 Newcomer, E. J., Additional Yakima

County butterfly records, 2,53 Nielsen, M. C., Callophrys eryphon in

Michigan, 41 Canadian records for Thymelicus, 243

Noctuidae, 29, 49, .51, 83,91,213, 221 Nymphalidae, 42, 44, 45, 49, 50, 52, 53,

lO2, 103, 122-124, 146, 147, 161, 172, 177, 203, 21,5, 220, 241, 2,54

Nymphalis, californica, 124 j-album, 124

Nymula brennus, 131 Obraztsov, N. 5., Obituary and bibliog­

raphy,22.5 Ochlodcs, agricola, l60

sylvanoides, 160 Ogyris, spp., 134-h5 Oliver, C. G., Speyeria cybele at light, 44 Opler, P. A., Record of Callophrys xami,

212 Opostega, melanics, 232

cretca, 232, 233 quadristrigella, 2::::3, 234

Orthosia quinquefasciata, larva and pupa, 213

Panoquina, cvansi, 2.27 panoquin, 241

Papilio, 49; indra, 5:2 lintingensis, 56 rogeri,203 troilus, 102

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Papilionidae, 49, 52, 56, 102, 147, 203, 220

Perkins, E. M. & S. F. Perkins, Boloria epithore complex, 103

Review of Limenitis lorquini, 172 Phasis zeuxo, 131 Phillips, L. S., Nymphalis californica in

Illinois, 124 Philotes, .52; mohave, 131

sonorensis, 50 Phoebis sennae, 102, 215 Phyciodes, batesii, 245

spp., 161 tharos, 102

Pieridae, 13, 49-53, 102, 147, 189, 203, 207,21.5,217,254

Pieris, 50; n. napi , 189 n. bryoniae, 190 occidentalis, 49 protodice, 49 rapae, 13, 102, 217 yreka,52

Plebeius, acmon, 134, 161 argus, 134, 138 spp., 134 icarioides, 54, 134, 161

Poanes, hobomok, 241 massosoit,241 viator, 229

Polites, mardon, 254 mystic,239 origines, 241 vibex, 241

Polygonia, spp., 161 Pratapa, blanka, 135

devOl, 135 Priddle, T. R., Techniques for reducing

larval mortality of Cecropia, 119 Prodoxidae, 54 Prodoxus, 54 Psaphida, 83 Psaphidini, new genus and species, 83 Pseudocopivaleria, 83, 84; anaverta, 84

sonoma, 84 Pupal sounds, 129 Pyrgus communis, 102 Rapala, spp., 130, 135 Rathina amor, 135 Rearing techniqucs, 119 Rindge, F. H., Female of Glaucina maye­

lisa ria, 2..50 Riodinidae, 49, 147, 160

Rutkowski, F., Euptychia mitchelli in New Jersey 43

Saliana antoninm:, 228 Satyridae, 12, 43, 102, 161, 186, 2.54 Satyrium, spp., 135, 138, 142, 143 Saturniidae, 47, ",9, U8, 119, 146, 158 Schinia niveicosta, 29 Scoptes, 211 Seeley, C., Termination of Saturniids dia-

pause, 47 "Sex-ratio" in Pieris hybrids, H;9 Sounds by pupae, 129 Speyeria, 49

cybele, 44 idalia, 177

Stallings, D. B .. et al., New Megathy­midae, 163

Strymon, alea, 6S, 67 cecrops, 102 laceyi,65 melinus, 131, 135, 145, 160 saepium, 160

Strymonidia, acaciae, 135, 140 pruni,13.5 spini, 130, 135, 137, 140 w-album, 135, 149

Techniques for reducing larval mortality, 119

Tegeticula maculata, 54 Texas Hesperiid~le records, 229 Tharsalea arota, 52, 134 Thecla quercus, 130, 135, 142 Thorybes bathyiJus , 34 Thymelicus Iineola, 28, 243 Tineoidea, 232 Tmolus echion, ] 35 Tortricoiclea, 25], 255 U rbanus, esma, ~~27

procne,38 Utethesia, 49 Vanessa, cardui, 50, 123

carye, 161 virginiensis, 4;\

Vidius perigenes , 35 Wallengrenia otho, 160, 241 Welling, E. C., Flight habits of Morpho,

95 Devastation of Yucatecan forests, 201

Wilkinson, R. S., Cercyonis at light, 12 Xenia des orcharnus, 228 Yucatccan forest" devastation, 201 Zizeera labradus, 134, 138, 143 Zoological Nomenclature, 211