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Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg,Germany) continues to work andassemble information on the faunisticsand biology of the middle Europeanspecies of Donaciinae. Has “Red” list ofendangered species of subfamilyDonaciinae of the district of Saxony-Anhalt.

Grace Barroga (Selangor, Malaysia)commencing a PhD program study onthe revision of the genus Aulacophora inSoutheast Asia under the supervision ofProf. Mohamed S. Mohamedsaid.

Laurence D. Chandler (Brookings,USA) is generally interested in IPM inagronomic systems; currently working

on areawide management of Western &Northern corn rootworm in corn/soybeanproduction systems; plans for futurestudies include the interaction of W. &N. CRW larvae, and evaluation oftransgenic corn for rootworm rot.

William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA)“I am starting an entomology collectionat CICESE in Ensenada, Baja California,Mexico. As far as I can determine, thereare no other collections in Baja” (seeinformation above and page 3).

Dang Thi Dap (Hanoi, Vietnam)continues to write on some of thesubfamilies and genera of chrysomelidsof Vietnam.

Catherine N. Duckett (San Juan,Puerto Rico) continues to work on theoedionychines and is willing to identifyNew World Oedionychina.

Blagoy Gruev (Plovdiv, Bulgaria)currently working on a supplement toGeneral Distribution of the Flea Beetlesin the Palaearctic Subregion. All newinformation and data by colleagues iswelcome!

Michael Langer (Lichtenwalde,Germany) is interested in Galerucinaewith a special interest in Diabrotica,Neobrotica, and Cerotoma.

Steve Lingafelter (Washington,USA) Research projects include:

2-Editors Corner2-Notes Up Front3-New Baja Insect Collection3-CICESE Contact Information4-Polymorphism in Bruchidae and

Chrysomelidae5-P.I.M.E. Update5-Chrysomelidae in Chicago’s Field

Museum of Natural History6-Hispinae of Lab Selva6-ICIPE Online Catalogue6-Catalogo Insectos Nicaragua7-16th NA Chrysomelidists7-FISCB Notice8-Specimens Needed8-Literature Needed9-Recent Chrysomelid Literature11-CHRYSOMELA Mailing List15-CHRYSOMELA Address List

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Report No. 37 April 1999

Ensenada, Baja California, MEXICO:CICESE Formal Dedication

Formal dedication of the Entomology Collection at CICESE headquarters. from left:Ernesto FRANCO (CICESE Researcher), Horacio de la CUEVA (Collection Contact),Jesús PANIAGUA (Dir. of the Division of Oceanography), Rich MINNICH (UC-Riverside), Bill CLARK (Collection Contact), Jaime FARBER (Head, CICESE/Dept.Ecology). (story, page 3) —Photo by Mary Clark

Research Activities and Interests

(continued page 8)

2 CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999

The Newsletter CHRYSOMELA–Founded 1979– is published semiannually in April and October by the California Department of Food & Agriculture, Plant PestDiagnostics Center, 3294 Meadowview Road, Sacramento, CA 95832-1448. E-mail: [email protected]; telephone (916) 262-1160; FAX (916) 262-1190. This newsletteris sent to students of the Chrysomelidae to encourage the exchange of ideas and to disseminate information on these insects. Editor: Terry N. Seeno, Sacramento.Advisors: Catherine Duckett, San Juan; Brian D. Farrell, Cambridge; R. Wills Flowers, Tallahassee; Elizabeth Grobbelaar, Pretoria; Pierre Jolivet, Paris andGainesville; Chris Reid, Townsville; Ed Riley, College Station; G. Al Samuelson, Honolulu; Eric H. Smith, Lynchburg; Charlie L. Staines, Edgewater; and KunioSuzuki, Toyama.

Congratulations to CatherineDuckett on receiving tenure at theUniversity of Puerto Rico.

Pierre Jolivet (fully recovered fromthe Gobi Desert broken arm) is currentlyvisiting in Gainesville and plans to travelto Central and South America while inthis half of the world.

Shinsaku Kimoto announced hisretirement effective March 31, 1999.Throughout his career, he publishedmore than 218 publications, the majorityof which focused on the Chrysomelidae.We wish him well, and thank him for along and productive career in leafbeetles.

We have a report that Jean-MichelMaes (Museo Entomologico S. E. A.) inNicaragua was able to prevent flooding

of the museum during hurricane ‘Mitch’and that there was no damage to thecollections or equipment. Unfortunately,his home received some major waterdamage.

R. F. Ruppel reports that he is givingup (reluctantly) on the study of Ceroto-ma, and has deposited his collection inthe Entomology Museum of MichiganState University. Best wishes.

Messrs. Takizawa and Jolivet have asecret to be revealed at the ICE meeting

of Chrysomelidists in Igacu Falls,August 2000.

Meetings and Communications

�U.S. Chrysomelidist 17th AnnualMeeting to be held in conjunction with theEntomological Society of Americameetings to be held in Atlanta, GA fromDecember 12-16, 1998).

�Brazil 2000 —August 20-26, 2000 -Iguassu Falls.—For currentannouncements see http://www.embrapa.br/iceUpdates by contacting D. L. Gazzoni,President of the XXI InternationalCongress of Entomology at:<[email protected]> or FAX: 55-43-371-6100 (see page 7).

THE EDITOR’SCORNER

Terry N. Seeno, Sacramento

US National Museum WebsiteUpdate

The searchable database for Chry-somelidae of the National Museum ofNatural Histoy is up and running.Currnently, the alticines, cassidines,aulacoscelines, and chlamisines are onthe web. Remaining subfamilies willslowly be added over the next severalyears. This database allows the user tosearch our collection by species, author,country, or U.S. state, among otheroptions. Please contace me for thecurrent URL. —Steve Lingafelter

<[email protected]>

Bishop Museum WebsiteUpdate

This is just to let you know that theBishop Museum website, www.bishop.hawaii.org/bishop/natsci/ng/ngecol.html, detailing entomological andecological research in New Guinea, hasbeen updated. It now includes over1,000 images of New Guinean insects,as well as an information on our recentactivities in Papua New Guinea.

Any comments would be greatlyappreciated. —Vojtech Novotny

<[email protected]>

It’s time for the FORUM to investigatea new subject. We’ve managed toexplore most of the nooks and cranniesof bruchids vs. chrysomelids, so let’smove on to something new. Sincerethanks to John Kingsolver for sitting inthe ‘hot seat’ and writing the FORUM’s

first article (CHRYSOMELA no. 30, 1995).Possibly, the next round of discus-

sions could center on something of anontaxonomic nature. Some suggestionsrecently sent to me include:

�Working as a Visiting Scientist atOther Institutions — All of us, at sometime, have either visited or borrowedmaterial from another institution. If so,what kind of treatment did you receive?Were you allowed full access to thecollections, and able to borrow thenecessary material to complete yourrevision? Or, were you treated like anintruder with limited access and borrow-ing privileges? Which museums are the

best, which are the worst, and why?�Bench Fees — This is another

disturbing trend that seems to threatenand restrict the progress of science.Which institutions are charging fees? Ifso, has this restricted progress on yourresearch?

�Specimen copyright — Any ofyou that have read Lepidoptera Newsknow that over six pages in the last issuewere devoted to this controversialsubject.

These are just a few suggestions toget the ball rolling. Don’t be shy. Theseitems should be discussed, and whatbetter place to talk about them than inyour newsletter and with your col-leagues. All contributions on all subjectsare welcome.

Twenty Years ofCHRYSOMELA

August 15, 1979 is the 20th anniver-sary of the newsletter CHRYSOMELA.

We didn’t run photographs until the4th issue, but we’ll run some of the oldones in the next issue just to see what welooked like 20 years ago! If you havesome historical photos or information,share it with your colleagues.

3CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999

On June 12, 1998, the first formalentomology collection in Baja Califor-nia, Mexico was dedicated in theDepartment of Ecology at Centro deInvestigacion Cientifica y de EducacionSuperior de Ensenada (CICESE) (seepage 1). Bill Clark, curator of thecollection, received a recent appointmentas Investigador Adjunto at CICESE. Dr.Horacio de la Cueva is the contact forthe collection at CICESE.

After years of collecting in BajaCalifornia, I came to the realization thatthere has been no appropriate collectionin the peninsula to deposit voucherspecimens (there is a small, mostlyuncurated collection of insects atCIBNOR in La Paz, Baja CaliforniaSur). Working with the administrationand researchers at CICESE, we haveobtained Collection space. Currently,the collection is very small, but estab-lished and has the Museum, officeequipment and supplies to begin work.

There are four CAS cabinets withdrawers, workspace, microscope, smalllibrary and numerous supplies.

What we need are identified insect(or other arthropod/invertebrate)specimensthat have been collected inBaja California. Please feel free to usethe collection as a repository for permitpurposes. The collection also makes agood place to send material collected inthe past but is retained elsewherebecause there was no available collec-tion to house it in Baja California.

In the way of supplies, we currentlyneed CAS unit trays, insect pins,entomology journals and books, andreprints and monographs that relatedirectly to the entomology of BajaCalifornia. Specimens and othermaterials can be sent to Clark fortransport to Ensenada or mailed directlyto CICESE (see announcement sidebar,right).

Baja California hasEntomology Collection

William H. Clark, Caldwell

Bill Clark shows CICESE visitors the insect storage drawers during openhouse at the formal dedication on June 12, 1998.

CICESEMuseo de

Entomología

Centro de InvestigaciónCientífica y de EducaciónSuperior de Ensenada, BC

Organismo Descentralizadode Interes Publico

Resident Contact:

Dr. Horacio de la CuevaCentro de Investigacíon Científica y

de Educación Superior de Ensena-da (CICESE)

Kilometro 103, Carretara Tijuana-Ensenada

Apartado Postal 2732Ensenada, Baja California, MexicoTel: 667-4-48-80Email: [email protected]: P. O. Box 434844San Diego, CA 92143-4844

U. S. Contact:

William H. Clark, InvestigadorAdjunto

CICESE Museo de Entomologíac/o Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural

HistoryAlbertson College of IdahoCaldwell, ID 83605Tel: 208-375-8605Email: [email protected]

Resources:

Collection currently has—Entomology Room #128; basiccuration equipment and supplies;dissecting microscope and light; basiccomputer system, office supplies,sorting magnifer/light; four CAScabinets with drawers and unit trays;basic library of journals, books andreprints, desk, and work tables.

Collection needs— Baja Califor-nia specimens, CAS unit trays(approx. one cabinet); literature(duplicate journals, basic books, BajaCalifornia related reprints), laserprinter, insect pins (#2 and #4), fieldequipment and supplies (light trap,nets, etc.).

—Photo by Mary Clark


Polymorphismin Bruchidae

andChrysomelidae

K. K. Verma, Durg

It is generally accepted thatBruchidae and Chrysomelidae amongPhytophaga are phyllogenetically closelyrelated.

Among Bruchidae, Callosobruchusmaculatus (F.) shows polymorphism(Utida, 1954; Caswell, 1960). There are‘normal’ or ‘flightless’ individuals and‘abnormal’ or ‘flight’ individuals. Thelatter have greater migratory capacity.Among Bruchidae, this phenomenon isnot confined to C. maculatus (Sano-fujii,1984); it has been studied and describedin Callosobruchus analis (Tiwary andVerma, 1989a). The various parametersin which the morphs differ have beenwell studied in C. maculatus (Utida,1954, 1965, 1972; Southgate, etal, 1957;Caswell, 1960; Gill, etal, 1971; Taylorand Agbaje, 1974; George and Verma,1994). These parameters in C. analishave been studied by Tiwary and Verma,1989a).

In some chrysomelids too, there areindications of polymorphism. Flyingpopulations are known in Chrysolinaaurichalcea, (Mannerheim) (Suzuki,1978, 1981). A migratory phase hasbeen discovered in Leptinotarsa decem-lineata (Rankin, 1978). Wing polymor-phism has been described in the alticineLongitarsus (Furth, 1979).

There are some points of similaritybetween bruchid and chrysomelidpolymorphism:

1. In both groups, some speciesoccasionally produce ‘flight’ forms;

2. Polymorphic bruchids show, inaddition to ‘flight’ and ‘flightless’ forms,intermediate morphs. A similar situationis known in the chrysomelid Chrysolinaaurichalcea (Suzuki, 1982);

3. In Callosobruchus maculatus andC. analis, the ‘flight’ individuals arerelatively/fully sterile. In the chry-somelid Chrysolina aurichalcea, the

flying females are reproductivelyimmature (Suzuki. 1982).

It would be interesting to makedetailed comparisons between polymor-phism in bruchids and that in chry-somelids with reference to such parame-ters as body coloration, testis follicles,size of bursa, fecundity, longevity,behavior, etc., and such data are avail-able for polymorphic bruchids (Tiwariand Verma, 1989a; George and Verma,1994).

Tiwari and Verma, (1989b) haveinferred that there is a genetic basis forpolymorphism in Callosobruchus analis.

If it is shown that polymorphism inbruchids and chrysomelids is closelycomparable, it may be inferred that thereare common genetic potentials in thetwo phytophagous groups, and that thephenomenon of polymorphism amongthem has been a result of close polyphy-ly or parallelophyly.

References:Caswell, G. H. 1960. Observations onan abnormal form of Callosobruchusmaculatus (F.). Bull. ent. Soc., 50:671-680.Furth, D. G. 1979. Wing polymor-phism, host plant ecology and biogeog-raphy of Longitarsus (Coleoptera,Chrysomelidae) in Israel. Israel J.Entomol. 8:125-148.George, J. and K. K. Verma. 1994.Polymorphism in Callosobruchusmaculatus (F.) (Coleoptera, Bruchidae) -new dimensions. Russian Entomol. J.3(3-4):93-107.Gill, J., K. C. Kanwar, and S. R.Bawa. 1971. Abnormal “sterile” strainin Callosobruchus maculatus. Ann. ent.Soc. America. 64:1186-1188.Rankin, M. A. 1978. Hormonal controlof insect migratory behaviour. In:Evolution of Insect Migration andDiapause (Ed. H. Dingle). Springer-Verlag, New York.Sano-Fujii, I. 1984. Effect of beanwater content on the production of theactive form of Callosobruchus macula-tus (F.). (Coleoptera, Bruchidae). J.stored prod. Res. 20:153-161.Southgate, B. J., R. W. Howe, and G.

A. Brett. 1957. The specific status ofCallosobruchus maculatus (F.) andCallosobruchus analis (F.). Bull ent.Soc. 48:79-89Suzuki, K. 1978. Discovery of a flyingpopulation in Chrysolina aurichalcea(Mannerheim) (Coleoptera, Chrysomel-idae). Kontyû, Tokyo. 46:549-551.Suzuki, K. 1981. Additional data onflying populations in Chrysolinaaurichalcea (Mannerheim). Kontyû,Tokyo. 49:390-391.Suzuki, K. 1982. Geographicaldistrubution of two colour forms ofChrysolina aurichalcea, (Mannerheim)(Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in theTokai District. Central Honshu, Japan.New Entomologist. 31:25-34.Taylor, T. A. and I. A. Agbaje. 1974.Flight activity in normal and activeforms of Callosobruchus maculatus (F.)(Coleoptera, Bruchidae) in a store inNigeria. J. stored prod. Res. 10:9-16.Tiwary, P. N. and K. K. Verma. 1989a.Studies on polymorphism in Callosobru-chus analis (Coleoptera, Bruchidae),Part I - Characteristics of the phases.Entomography. 6:269-290.Tiwary, P. N. and K. K. Verma.1989b. Studies on polymorphism inCallosobruchus analis (Coleoptera,Bruchidae), Part III-Mechanism of phasedetermination. Entomography. 6:301-316.Utida, S. 1954. “Phase” dimorphismobserved in the laboratory population ofthe cowpea weevil, Callosobruchusquadrimaculatus. Jap. J. App. Zool.18:161-168.Utida, S. 1965. “Phase” dimorphismobserved in the laboratory population ofthe sowpea weevil, Callosobruchusquadrimaculatus. IV-The mechanism ofinduction of the flight form. Jap. J.Ecol. 15:193-199. (In Japanese withEnglish summary.)Utida, S. 1972. Density dependentpolymorphism in the adult of Calloso-bruchus maculatus (Coleoptera,Bruchidae). J. stored prod. Res. 8:111-125.


Chrysomelidaein the

Field Museum of Natural HistoryCollection

Charlie & Suzy Staines, Edgewater

We recently spent a week working on the Chrysomelidaecollection at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago.The chrysomelid holdings total 254 drawers. The majority ofthe holdings are Nearctic, but Neotropical and Palearcticregions are well represented.

Subfamily No. drawers

Alticinae 46

Aulacoscelinae 1

Bruchinae 19

Cassidinae 15

Chlamisinae 2

Chrysomelinae 26

Clytrinae 12

Criocerinae 5

Cryptocephalinae 29

Donaciinae 4

Eumolpinae 36

Galerucinae 35

Hispinae 18

Lamprosomatinae 1

Megascelinae 1

Megalopodinae 2

Orsodacninae 1

Synetinae 1

Two major collections are part of the Field Museumholdings; the N. M. Downie collection, and a portion of theAlfieri collection. The subfamilies Bruchinae, Donaciinae,Synetinae, Orsodacninae, Megascelinae, Criocerinae, Crypto-cephalinae, and Hispinae are well curated, however, the othersubfamilies need additional work.

As with many large collections, much of the material isunidentified. However, most of the chrysomelids are sortedsubfamily and geographic region for ease in filling loanrequests.

Loan requests can be directed to: Al Newton, AssociateCurator <[email protected]>; (312) 922-9410 x.263; or

Phil Parrillo, Curatorial Assistant <[email protected]>,(312) 922-9410 x.354.

The P.I.M.E.An Update on the

MuseumRev. Carlo Brivio, Monza

The P.I.M.E. (Museuo Entomologico del Pontifico InstitutoMissioni Estere) entomological collections now contain about150,000 specimens, 95% of which are Coleoptera. Thecollection has increased three times in size since the 1994report on the museums holdings published in CHRYSOMELA

(no. 28). Briefly, the status of identified material is:Chrysomelidae—most of the Italian species, almost all of

the Cassidinae (World), and other smaller subfamily holdings.Carabidae—most of the Italian species, many Oriental and

USSR species, some species from China (including a newspecies, Stomis brivioi Sciaky).

Cerambycidae—all Italian and Oriental, as well as muchof the material from South America.

Aphodiinae—many of the specimens in this group areidentified.

Histeridae—mostly identified.Curculionidae—the Italian species are identified and only

a few of the specimens from the Philippines.Most of the identifications were done by specialists in the

group that visit the museum, who then hand-carry the moredifficult to identify material back to their work sites (this alsoreduces the chances of damage by the postal system).

Naturally, as the collection grows, space for insect storagecabinets is becoming the biggest problem. Those of you thatvisited the P.I.M.E. when it was located in Detroit willremember that there was suitable space for insect cabinets, aswell as work and rest areas.

The museum is growing at a good rate and progress shouldcontinue well into the next millennium.

Rev. Brivio shows us some of non-chrysomelid beetles inthe P.I.M.E. collection


The Hispinaeof La Selva

Biological Station(Costa Rica)

Charlie & Suzy Staines, Edgewater

One of the target taxa of the Arthropods of La Selva Survey(ALAS) was the chrysomelid subfamily Hispinae (see CHRY-

SOMELA 1996, 32:9). The original intent of the work was toproduce a checklist of species. Due to the availability oftechnology and staff time, a web page was produced. Stillunder construction, the page contains scanned images anddescriptions of most of the hispines collected at La Selva.

Currently, there are 29 genera and 126 species from the1600 hectare study site (compare this to 72 known speciesfrom North America, North of Mexico). Most of the speciesused in the study have been identified, but those needingfurther study are designated as ‘sp. 1’, ‘sp. 2’, etc.

Interactive keys to tribes, genera, and species are available,as well as a summary of hispine biology and taxonomy. Eachspecies has a separate page which includes a description,recorded biological information, and an image. Text wasproduced by C. L. Staines. Pages were constructed by JackLongino. Images were scanned by Maylin Paniagua and NelciOconitrillo.

Visit the website at: http://www.viceroy.eeb.uconn.edu/ALAS/ALAS.html.

ICIPE Library CatalogueOnline

The online version of ICIPE’s library catalogue includesbooks, monographs, reprints of publications by ICIPE person-nel, and selected individual articles.

Coverage focuses on entomology, including agriculture,parasitology, public health, ecology, biodiversity, and conser-vation, especially related to tropical Africa. The presentonline catalogue includes over 4500 items entered between1990 and November 1998; older records will be added in thefuture. This includes citations issued in the “Pest ManagementDocumentation Systems and Service (PMDISS)” and “ICIPEBulletin of Library Information and Documentation Services.”<http://www.icipe.org/icipeLibrary/icipeLibrary Search .html>www.icipe.org/ic ipeLibrary/icipe LibrarySearch.html

Other Online Literature Resources AvailableThrough ICIPE

Stemborer Information System: <http://www.icipe.org/stemborers/introduction.htm> www.icipe.org/stemborers/introduction.htm

African Entomology (Working Bibliography): Partialbibliography of systematics and ecology of Afrotropicalinsects, with over 4500 citations to papers on the systematics,distribution, and ecology of insects of Africa south of theSahara. <http://www.icipe.org/icipedata/biodiversity/Africa search.cfm> www.icipe.org /icipedata/biodiversity/Africasearch.cfm

Methods of Entomological Survey and Analysis: Some900 citations to papers on the use of insects and other terrestri-al and freshwater arthropods in biodiversity studies. <http://www.icipe.org/icipedata/biodiversity/Methodsearch.cfm>www.icipe.org /icipedata/biodiversity/Methodsearch.cfm

African Insect Checklist (in progress): Currently includesabout 20% of the known Aftrotropical insects, specificallyOdonata, Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, and Homoptera. <http://www.icipe.org/icipedata/africachecklist/index.html>www.icipe.org/ic ipedata/africachecklist/index.html

Library of Crongress Nairobi Office Databases: Twodatabases produced by the Library of Congress, covering allfields of knowledge, including agriculture and science: “Quarter-ly index to periodical literature, eastern and southern Africa”(some 18,000 citations) and West Africa periodical accessions.<http://www.icipe. org/locnairobi> www.icipe.org/locnairobi

—Scott E. Miller, LeaderBiodiversity and Conservation Programme International

Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE)Box 30772, Nairobi, KENYATel: +254-2-861680 [switchboard] -861309 [direct]Fax: +254-2-860110Email: [email protected] or [email protected] projects: www.icipe.org/environment/

biodiversity_index.htmlNew Guinea projects: www.bishop.hawaii.org/bishop/

natsci/ng/newguinea.htmlEcological data archive project www site:

ecodata.sdsc.edu

TARIFACatalogo de los Insectos de

NicaraguaThis is a three volume set and is immediately available.Vol. I. (500 pp.) Apterygota, Ephemeroptera, Odonata,

Orthopteroida, Homoptera, Heteroptera. 25 US $ + postage (=$8 Central America, $11 N. America, $18 Europe, $21 Asia /Africa.

Vol. II. (700 pp.) Coleoptera. 35 US $ + postage (= $11Central America, $14 N. America, $24 Europe, $28 Asia /Africa.

Vol. III. (700 pp.) (in press; will born on Christmas).Neuropteroida, Trichoptera, Lepidoptera, Diptera, Hy-menoptera, Arachnida, Acarida. 35 US $ + postage. (= $11Central America, $14 N. America, $24 Europe, $28 Asia /Africa.

Orders to be prepaid by cheque made to: AsociacionNicaraguense de Entomologia, A. P. 527, Leon, NICARAGUA

The discount price of $400.00 for the purchase of fivecomplete sets (volumes 1-3, normal price for North America of$90, +postage) will be offered in 1999. For discounts of fiveor more sets elsewhere, please write or email for information.

—Jean-Michel Maes


The 16 th Annual Meeting ofThe North American Chrysomelidists

Dear Chrysomelid Colleague:It has now been about 6 months since

I last contacted you as a potentialparticipant for the Fifth InternationalSymposium on the Chrysomelidae inBrazil (FISCB) at the XXI InternationalCongress of Entomology (ICE) inIguassu Falls, Brazil (20-26 August2000). We are now officially registeredas an ICE Satellite Event (see the ICEWeb Page).

The formal oral presentations (15-20minutes each) of FISCB will be held onFriday (25 August 2000) with informaloral presentations, discussions, andposter presentations on Saturday (26August), and a field trip all day onSunday (27 August). Prof. Joao Vascon-cellos-Neto (Universidade Estadual,Campinas, Brazil) will be the Co-Organizer and Ms. Flavia Sa will behelping to organize the field trip. This

schedule gives our colleagues whoattend the entire ICE a chance to get toknow each other, especially eachevening at a specific restaurant, andthose only attending FISCB can comefor the weekend.

It is now important for you to beginplanning your attendance at FISCB andit is very helpful if you can look at theICE World Wide Web Home Page(www.sede.embrapa.br/ice) which nowhas much information about the Con-gress, including registration, abstracts,hotels, travel, visas, collecting insects,tours, expeditions,, money exchange,etc.

The deadline for submitting Ab-stracts is 31 December 1999. To submita formal presentation you must beregistered with the ICE. However, Isuggest that if you think you have agood chance to participate in FISCB,

you should plan to submit an abstract by31 December 1999 and you should beginto plan your trip, including trying to getany financial assistance necessary.

I understand that some of you are notyet very certain whether you canparticipate in FISCB, however, if there iss good chance please start your planningsoon. If you need an official letter ofinvitation for the FISCB, I (as FISCBOrganizer) can send you one; however,such a letter does not promise anyfinancial support.

As Organizer, I will need to submit alist of potential participants to the ICECongress Organizers and to keep themcontinually informed of our possibleprogram for FISCB. At this time Iwould like to know your idea of thepossible presentation you plan to give atFISCB, including any informal oral orposter presentations.

If you do not have access to theWorld Wide Web or cannot find accessnear you, then please let me know and Ican send you any information you desireconcerning the ICE registration, ab-stracts, hotel information, visas, travel,etc. There will also be possibilities toshare hotel rooms which will be cheaper,if you are interested in this let me know.

I am pleased to announce that theFifth International Symposium on theChrysomelidae in Brazil (FISCB) will bededicated to one of the best known andmost productive chrysomelid biologistsof the 20th Century - DR. PIERREJOLIVET. As with previous Chry-somelid Symposia we are planning topublish the Proceeding of FISCB.

Please let me know your possibleFISCB plans at your earliest conve-nience. We look forward to a veryproductive and fun event in Brazil nextyear.

—David G. Furth, Organizer FISCBDept. of Entomo., Smithsonian Inst.

Washington, D. C. 20560-0165 USATel: (202) 357-3146

FAX: (202) 786-2894Email: [email protected]

Rear, from left: Seeno Gilbert, Andrews, Furth Cavey, Reusink McClay,Hespenheide. Front, from left: Smith Riley Triplehorn, Clark, Ritz, Robertson.

FISCBSecond Notice

David G. Furth, Washington


Revision of Palearctic Chaetocnema(with A. Konstantinov, a two yearproject), and Revision of world Psyl-liodes (longterm project).

Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk,Russia) is interested in populationecology, variability and polymorphismof natural populations, faunistics, andsystematics of Palaearctic Chrysomel-idae (mainly Cryptocephalinae).

Currently completing his thesis onthe structural-hierarchical approach tothe polymorphism in the Chrysomelidae(mostly Cryptocephalus). The work wasstarted as a student and continued as apostgraduate. Polymorphism of a largenumber of Palaearctic species ofCryptocephalus were used from manycollections in Russia, both public andprivate as well as exchange materials.

Also working on Chrysomelidae ofthe Urals. Planning to work on alpinespecies from montane tundra. Willing toidentify Cryptocephalus and Chrysolinafrom the Palearctic region.

D. R. Nash (Brantham, UK) current-ly producing a new Coleoptera of theCounty of Suffolk to replace that of 1899.It will be published by the SuffolkNaturalists’ Society. Also, mappingspecies in under recorded areas ofSuffolk.

Nguyen Thi Phuong Lien (Hanoi,Vietnam) graduated from Hanoi Agricul-tural University No. 1 in 1995. She iscurrently working on a chrysomelidproject with Dr. Dang Thi Dap, and islooking for scholarship opportunities fora Masters Degree in either Europe or theUS. Anyone having informationregarding available scholarships orprograms, please contact Miss Nguyenthrough Dr. Dang’s email address.

Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia)continuing work on various chrysomelidprojects including systematics ofChrysomeloidea, keys to Australiangenera, Australian, Pacific, South-EastAsian faunal revisions, larvae and pupae.

Thomas O. Robbins (Temple, USA)has recently begun collecting andstudying the Chrysomelidae of CentralTexas. Also preparing a database ofinformation on chrysomelids occurringat Miller Springs Nature Area, Bell

County, Texas. This information may beused in the future to prepare publishedmaterials useful for school age childrenwho regularly visit the Nature Area.

Haruo Takizawa (Matsuzawa)(Hasuda, Japan) planning revision ofMalaya-Indonesian Chrysomelidae,starting with Eumolpinae. Willing toidentify Eumolpinae of the area,excluding New Guinea.

K. K. Verma (Durg, India) workingon the classification, ecology andbiology of Chrysomelidae of the Indianregion.

Andrzej Warchalowski (Wroclaw,Poland) continues to work on thetaxonomy, systematics, and faunistics ofthe Chrysomelidae from the Palearctricand Oriental regions.

Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg,Germany) has Donaciinae from middleEurope to exchange for worldwidespecies.

Grace Barroga (Selangor, Malaysia)would like to borrow Aulacophora spp.from southeast Asia.

William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA)Specimens of any arthropods collectedin Baja California that have beenidentified needed for CICESE project(see pages 1 and 3).

Catherine N. Duckett (San Juan,Puerto Rico) is interested in borrowingor exchanging oedionychines andalticines in all genera; needs specimensof adults or larvae preserved in 95-100%ethanol for molecular studies and allimmature stages preserved in alcohol.This material will be used in a study ofmimicry and phylogeny of the Oedi-onychina.

Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk,Russia) needs Cryptocephalus andChrysolina from the Mediterraneanregion, Iran, China and Japan, and canoffer Chrysomelidae (excl. Alticinae)from Russia and former USSR, includ-ing endemics from Altai, Tuva, etc.

Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia)Ovamela specimens needed. Pleasecontact for details.

Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg,Germany) is looking for literature on thedonaciines and can offer entomologicalliterature in exchange.

William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA)needs any entomological journals (writefirst to see material is duplicate) andreprints or monographs that deal withBaja California or taxa found there.Books of a general entomological naturewould also be useful (see CICESEproject, pages 1 and 3).

Dang Thi Dap (Hanoi, Vietnam)needs all chrysomelid literature, espe-cially if pertaining to Asia.

Michael Langer (Lichtenwalde,Germany) would like information onavailability of Biologia CentraliaAmericana, vol. 6(1), 1880-1892,Phytophaga by M. Jaboby.

Steve Lingafelter (Washington,USA) has some reprints of R. E. White,D. Blake and S. Lingafelter available.Please write with your specific requests.

Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk,Russia) needs all publications onCryptocephalinae of China publishedafter Gressitt & Kimoto (1961/63). Canoffer reprints from his current publica-tions.

Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia) hasa few reprints available of 1995 Cladis-tic Analysis of Subfamilial Relationshipsin the Chrysomelidae.

Research Activities andInterests (cont. from page 1)

SPECIMENSAVAILABLE OR NEEDED

LITERATUREAVAILABLE OR NEEDED


Aslan, I. and A. Warchalowski.1998. Eine neue kleinasiatische Artder Untergattung Burlinius Lopatin,1965 (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae:Cryptocephalinae). Genus 9(3):343-350, 25 figs., 1 tab.

Aslan, I. and A. Warchalowski.1998. New records of the subfamilyGalerucinae (Coleoptera, Chry-somelidae) for the Turkish fauna.Zool. Middle East 16:85-87.

Bain, A. and L. LeSage. 1998.A late seventeenth century occur-rence of Phyllotreta striolata (Co-leoptera: Chrysomelidae) in NorthAmerica. Canad. Entomol. 130:715-719, 2 figs.

Borowiec, L. 1998. Agroiconotajudaica (Fabricius, 1781) and A.inedita (Boheman, 1855) - distinctspecies (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae:Cassidinae). Genus 9(3):387-393,10 figs.

Borowiec, L. 1998. Echomaanaglypta (Boheman, 1862) and E.anaglyptoides n. sp. (Coleoptera:Chrysomelidae: Cassidinae). Genus9(3):375-385, 7 figs.

Borowiec, L. 1998. Four newspecies of Aslamidium Borowiec,with descriptions of Neoaslamidiumnew subgenus (Coleoptera: Chry-somelidae: Hispinae). Genus9(3):367-374, 8 figs.

Borowiec, L. and H. Takizawa.1991. Notes on chrysomelid beetles(Coleoptera) of India and its neigh-boring areas. Jpn. J. Entomol.59(3):637-654, 8 figs.

Ciampolini, M., R. Regalin, D.Lunghini and G. Chimienti. 1998.Osservazioni su Aulacophorafoveicollis, specie fortemente dan-nosa al melone. Informatore Agrario54(16):99-101, photos.

Furth, D. G. 1998. New WorldBlepharida Chevrolat 1836 (Co-leoptera: Chrysomelidae: Alticinae).Memoir Entomol. Soc. Wash. 21:1-109, 161 figs. (Price $12US - Toorder contact: Custodian, Entomo-logical Society of Washington, c/oDepartment of Entomology, Smith-sonian Institution, Washington, D. C.20560-0165 USA)

Geiser, E. 1998. 8000 Jahre alteReste des Bergblattkäfers Oreinacacaliae (Schrank) von der Pasterze.Wissenschaft. Mitt. NP Hohe Tauern4:41-46, 1 fig.

George, J. and K. K. Verma.1997. Variability in Callosobruchuschinensis (L.) and evolution ofpolymorphism in Callosobruchus(Coleoptera, Bruchidae). RussianEntomol. J. 6(1-2):41-48, 6 figs., 11tabs.

Hawkeswood, T., H. Takizawaand P. H. Jolivet. 1997. Observa-tions on the biology and host plantsof the Australian tortoise beetle,Cassida compuncta (Boheman), witha description of the larva, pupa andadult (Insecta: Coleoptera: Chry-somelidae). Mauritiana 16(2):333-339, 3 figs.

Hawkeswood, T. J. and H.Takizawa. 1997. Taxonomy,ecology and descriptions of thelarva, pupa and adult of the Austra-lian hispine beetle, Eurispa vittataBaly (Insecta, Coleoptera, Chry-somelidae). Spixiana 20(3):245-253,3 figs.

Hayashi, M. 1998. A newspecies of the genus Donaciella fromthe Lower Pleistocene in NagaokaCity, Niigata Prefecture, centralJapan (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae:Donaciinae). Bull. Osaka Mus. Nat.Hist. 52:37-47, 9 figs.

Janzen, D. H. 1998. How togrow a wildland: the gardenificationof Nature. Insect Sci. Applic. 17(3/4):269-276.

Jolivet, P. 1998. Jurassic Parkou les Coléoptères des Cycadales.Le Coléoptériste 33:77-85, 8 figs., 4photos.

Kimoto, S. 1998. Check-list ofChrysomelidae of South East Asia,South of Thailand and West of Irian-Jaya of Indonesia, VII. Cassidinae.Bull. Inst. Comp. Stud. Int. Cult.Soc. Kurume Univ. 22:59-113.

Kimoto, S. 1999. Chrysomel-idae (Coleoptera) of Thailand,Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. VI.Hispinae. Bull. Inst. Comp. Stud.Int. Cult. Soc. Kurume Univ. 23:59-159, 9 plates.

Lays, P. 1997. Les Donaciinae(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) de lafaune de Belgique. Notes Faun.Gembloux 33:67-143, 7 figs., 26maps.

Lee, J. E., S. W. Lingafelter andA. S. Kanstantinov. 1998. Larvalmorphology of Systena blandaMelsheimer (Coleoptera: Chry-somelidae: Alticinae). Proc. Ento-mol. Soc. Washington 100(3):484-488, 8 figs.

LeSage, L. 1997. Descriptiond’une nouvelle espèce de Clavicorn-altica en provenance de Taiwan(Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae). Nouv.Revue Ent. (N. S.) 14(3):239-247, 12figs., 2 tabs.

Literature on theChrysomelidae


Levesque, C. and G.-Y.Levesque. 1998. Faunal composi-tion, wing polymorphism andseasonal abundance of some fleabeetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)in southern Quebec (Canada). GreatLakes Entomol. 31(1):39-48, 2 figs.,1 tab.

Lingafelter, S. W., A. S. Kon-stantinov and J. E. Lee. 1998.Systena Chevrolat (Coleoptera:Chrysomelidae: Alticinae): notes onnomenclature, redescription of thegenus, and a preliminary discussionof characters and phylogeneticrelationships. Proc. Entomol. Soc.Washington 100(3):467-483, 46 figs.

Medvedev, L. N. and R. Rega-lin. 1998. Nuove o interessantispecie di Clytrinae afrotropicali eorientali (Coleoptera Chrysomel-idae). Boll. Zool. agr. Bachic. Ser. II30(1):1-32, 71 figs.

Medvedev, L. N. and R. Rega-lin. (1996) 1997. Plecophthalma n.gen. di Clytrinae afrotropicali(Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae). Boll.Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Venezia 47:135-151, 30 figs. (in 4 plates).

Moura, L. d. A. 1998. Iucetima,gênero novo de Galerucini da regiãoNeotropical (Coleoptera, Chrysomel-idae, Galerucinae). Iheringia Ser.Zool. 85:75-88, 24 figs.

Moura, L. d. A. 1998. Revisãodo gênero Neolochmaea (Coleoptera,Chrysomelidae, Galerucinae, Galeru-cini). Iheringia Ser. Zool. 85:169-188, 32 figs.

Petitpierre, E. and J. Gómez-Zurita. 1998. Los Chrysomelidaede León; NO de España (Co-leoptera). Nouv. Revue Ent. (N. S.)15(1):13-26, 2 figs., 2 tabs.

Ramos, T. C. 1998. Revisão dasespécies brasileiras de OxychalepusUhmann, 1937 (Coleoptera, Chry-somelidae, Hispinae). Rev. Bras.Entomol. 41(2-4):305-315, 30 figs.

Sassi, D. and R. Regalin. 1998.Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) biondiin. sp. dell’arcipelago sardo-corso edell’isola di Capraia (Toscana)(Coleoptera Chrysomelidae). Boll.Soc. Entomol. Ital. 130(2):135-146,13 figs.

Staines, C. L. 1998. A newspecies of Cephaloleia Chevrolat(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: His-pinae) from Costa Rica. Proc.Entomol. Soc. Washington100(4):672-673, 1 fig.

Takizawa, H. 1998. Notes onJapanese Chrysomelidae (Co-leoptera). Part 3. Elytra 26(1):217-222, 3 figs.

Takizawa, H. and M. Daccordi.1998. Description of a new speciesof the genus Gonioctena Chevrolatfrom Japan (Coleoptera: Chrysomel-idae). Entomol. Sci. 1(1):105-108, 4figs.

Takizawa, H. and K. Kusige-mati. 1996. Notes on Chrysomel-idae of the Palau Islands (Insecta,Coleoptera). Kagoshima Univ. Res.Cent. S. Pacific (Occas. Pap.) 30:23-25, 1 fig.

Takizawa, H., M. Minami andK. Sato. 1998. Notes on Crypto-cephalus luridipennis pallescensKraatz and C. instabilis Baly inJapan, with description of theirlarvae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae).Entomol. Rev. Jpn. 53(2):67-75, 5figs., 1 tab.

Virkki, N. and J. A. Santiago-Blay. 1998. Chromosome numbersin 71 Puerto Rican species of leafbeetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae).J. Agric. Univ. P R 82(1-2):69-83.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. Bes-chreibung der neuen Art Derocrepis(Aeschrocnemis) whiteheadi sp. n.und ihres Standortes in Kleinasien(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Haltici-nae). Genus 9(3):361-365, 8 figs.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. Chry-somelidae - Stonkowate (Insecta:Coleoptera) Czesc VI (podrodzinaHalticinae: rodzaje Hermaeophaga -Dibolia. Warzawa: Museum andInstitute of Zoology of the PolishAcademy of Sciences, 292 pp., 517figs.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. De-scription d’une espèce nouvelle deLongitarsus de Turquie (Coleoptera,Chrysomelidae). Nouv. Revue Ent.(N. S.) 15(3):291-293, 7 figs.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. DieWestpaläarktischen Arten derGattung Phyllobrotica Chevrolat,1837 (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae,Galerucinae). Ann. Zool. (Warsza-wa) 48(1/2):91-98, 28 figs.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. Longi-tarsus kippenbergi n. sp., eine neueArt aus Marokko (Coleoptera:Chrysomelidae: Halticinae). Genus9(3):351-360, 35 figs.

Warchalowski, A. 1998. Übereinige kleinasiatische Arten derGattung Pachybrachis Chevrolat,1837 (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae:Cryptocephalinae). Ann. Zool.(Warszawa) 48(1/2):85-90, 26 figs.,3 tabs.


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Paul J. JOHNSONSouth Dakota State UniversityInsect Research CollectionBox 2207ABrookings, SD 57007USA

Pierre H. A. JOLIVETEntomology67 Boulevard SoultF-75012, Paris,FRANCE

Pierre H. A. JOLIVETFlorida State Collections of ArthropodsDivision of Plant Industry (to 10/95)P. O. Box 147100Gainesville, FL 32614-1700USA

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T. KANNANIARL1 Shishir HostelNew Delhi - 110012,INDIA

Frantisek KANTNEREntomologyLipí 90373 84 p. Dubné,CZECH REPUBLIC

Jay B. KARRENUtah State University,Dept. of BiologyLogan, UT 84322-5305USA

Halil KASAPCukurova UniversityFaculty of MedicineDept. of Medical Biology01330 Balcali, Adana,TURKEY

Natalie KEALSAgriculture Western Australia (CLIMA)The University of Western AustraliaNedlands 6907,AUSTRALIA

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John M. KINGSOLVERFlorida State Collection of ArthropodsP. O. Box 147100Gainesville,, FL 32614-7100USA

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Yoshiaki KOMIYA1-6-5 MukogaokaBunkyo-KuTokyo 113,JAPAN

Alexandr KONSTANTINOVNational Museum of Natural HistoryUSDA/SELNHB, MRC 168Washington, DC 20560USA

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D. KUMARGovt. Arts & Science CollegeDept. of ZoologyDurg, M.P. 491001,INDIA

Vincent LABEYRIEEntomologyLes Gelis?81630 Salvagnac,FRANCE

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Paul R. LARSONEntomology3400 Kings Lake DriveVirginia Beach, VA 23452USA

John F. LAWRENCECSIRODivision of EntomologyBox 1700Canberra, ACT,AUSTRALIA

Pascal LAYSUniversity of Liege22, Quai KE. Van BenedenB-4020 Liege,BELGIUM

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Douglas G. LeDOUXEntomology2012 West Ash, Apt. L-10Columbia, MO 65203-1171USA

Jong Eun LEEAndong National UniversityDept. of Biology, College of Nat. Sci.Andong, Kyungbuk, 760-749,KOREA

Vincent LEECalifornia Academy of SciencesDept. of EntomologyGolden Gate ParkSan Francisco, CA 94118

Carlo LEONARDIMuseo Civico di Storia Nat.Corso Venezia, 5520121 Milano,ITALY

Laurent LeSAGEAgriculture CanadaBio. Res. Inst.K. W. Neatby BuildingOttawa, Ont. KlA 0C6,CANADA

Richard LESCHENNew Zealand Arthropod CollectionLandcare Research, Private Bag 92170120 Mt. Albert RoadAuckland,NEW ZEALAND

Humberto H. LEZAMAUniversidad de Costa RicaMuseo de InsectosEscuela de FitotecniaSan Jose,COSTA RICA

Steve LINGAFELTERU. S. National MuseumSystematic Ent. Lab./USDANHB, MRC 168Washington, DC 20560USA

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Nilgun MADANLAREge Universitesi Ziraat FakultesiBitki Koruma Bolumu Anastirma Gorevlisi35100 Izmir,TURKEY

Jindrich MADARCzech. Entomological Soc.Zateckych 14140 00 Praha 4, C.S.P.,CZECH REPUBLIC

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Jean-Michel MAESMuseo Entomologico S. E. A.A. P. 527León,NICARAGUA

Agenor MAFRA-NETOUniversity of California, RiversideDept of EntomologyUniversity of California, RiversideRiverside, CA 92521USA

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D. MARIAUIRHODpt. Oleagineux du CIRADDiv. du Entomologie BP 50 3534032 Montpellier Cedex,FRANCE

Jane E. MARSHALLBritish Museum (N. H.)Dept. of Ent.omologyCromwell RoadLondon, SW7 5BD,ENGLAND

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Alfred F. NEWTON, Jr.Field Museum of Natural HistoryRoosevelt Road and Lake Shore DriveChicago, IL 60605USA

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T. K. PALZoological Survey of IndiaM-Block, New Alipore,Calcutta - 700053,INDIA

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Gary PFAFFENBERGEREastern New Mexico UniversityDepartment of Life SciencesPortales,, NM 88130USA

W. M. PHILLIPSLoughborough Gram. Sch./Biol.Burton Walks, LoughboroughLeicestershire,ENGLAND

Bernard PINSONEntomology64 Avenue de Soubise59130 Lambersart,FRANCE

K. D. PRATHAPANUniversity of Agricultural SciencesDepartment of EntomologyGKVK, Bangalore 560 065,INDIA

Martine RAHIERInstitute de Zoologierue Emile Argand 11 CH-2007 Neuchâtel,SWITZERLAND

Tiago C. RAMOSUniversidade de São PauloMusea de ZoologiaC. P. 42672São Paulo, SP 04299-970,BRAZIL

Nathen E. RANKSonoma State UniversityDepartment of BiologyRohnert Park, CA 94928USA

R. W. J. READ43 Holly TerraceHensingham, WhitehavenCumbria, CA28 8RF,ENGLAND

Elisabetta REDIGOLOVia S. Maurizio 141/H20047 Brugherio (Milano),ITALY

Renato REGALINIstituto di Entomologia AgrariaVia Celoria, 2I-20133 Milano,ITALY

Chris REIDCSIRODivision of EntomologyGPO Box 1700Canberra, ACT 2601,AUSTRALIA

Cibele S. RIBEIRO-COSTAUniv. Federal do ParanáDepartamento de ZoologiaCaixa Postal 1902081531-990 Curitiba, PR,BRAZIL

Edward G. RILEYTexas A&M UniversityDepartment of EntomologyCollege Station, TX 77843-2475Thomas O. ROBBINS2706 Alamo TrailTemple, TX 76502Lisa ROBERTOAgente AssicurazioniVia della Villa Demidott, 27Via Nazionale 3550127 Firenze,ITALY

Judy ROBERTSONEntomology362 Scenic Ave.Santa Rosa, CA 95407USA

Viterbo RODRIGUEZSmithsonian Tropical Research Inst.PanamaUnit 0948APO , AA 34002-0948USA

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Jesús ROMERO-NáPOLESCentro de Entomología y AcarologíaColegío de PostgraduadosChapingo, Estado de México C. P. 56230,,MÉXICO

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Mitsugu SAKAIToshima-en Insectarium25-1 Kouyama 3-Chome, Nerima-kuTokyo 176,JAPAN

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Jorge A. SANTIAGO-BLAYThe University of ChicagoDivision of Biological Sceinces954 East 57th StreetChicago, IL 60637USA

Jose SANTISTEBANCornell UniversityDept. of EntomologyComstock HallIthaca, NY 14853-0999USA

Davide SASSIvia S. Rocco 1722030 Castelmarte,ITALY

Vilma SAVINI P.Univ. Cent. VenezuelaDept. Zool. Agric.Fac. Agron.Maracay, Edo. Aragua,VENEZUELA

Gerhard SCHERERKardinal-Wendel-Str. 80,D-82515 Wolfratshausen,GERMANY

Michael SCHMITTZoologisches Forschungsinstitut undMuseum Alexander KoenigAdenauerallee 160D-53113 Bonn,GERMANY

Matthias SCHOELLERBiologische Bundesanstalt fuer Lane-und Forstwirtschaft Institut fuerVorratsschutzD-14195 Berlin,GERMANY

William T. SCHULTZThe Ohio Historical SocietyNatural History Department1982 Velma Ave.Columbus, OH 43211USA

Radoslaw SCIBIORAgriculture UniversityDepartment of ZoologyAkademicka 1320-950 Lublin,POLAND

Virginia SCOTTUniversity of Colorado at BoulderHenderson Building, MuseumCampus Box 218Boulder, CO 80309-0218USA

Terry N. SEENODept. of Food & AgriculturePlant Pest Diagnostics Laboratory3294 Meadowview RoadSacramento, CA 95832-1448USA

Carmen SEGARRADept./Genetica, Fac./BiologiaAuda. Diagonal 637-647Barcelona 28,SPAIN

B. J. SELMANUniv. of Newcastle upon TyneDept. of Agricultural BiologyNewcastle upon Tyne, NEl 7RU,ENGLAND

T. SENGUPTAZoological Survey of IndiaNew Alipore, M-BlockCalcutta-700053,INDIA

Baldev SHARMAUniv. of JammuDept. of BioscienceJammu-180001, (Tawi) J & K State,INDIA

Andrew W. SHEPPARDCSIRODivision of EntomologyGPO Box 1700Canberra, ACT 2601,AUSTRALIA

Sharon L. SHUTEThe Natural History MuseumColeoptera /2nd floor EntomologyCromwell Rd.London, SW7 5BD,ENGLAND

Dieter SIEDEMühlenweg 8Caroline-Hershcel-Sts. 1AD-22929 Kasseburg,GERMANY

David H. SIEMENSUniversity of MontanaDivision of Biological SciencesMissoula,, MT 59812USA

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Václav SILHAEntomologyZahradní 1032271 01 Nové Strasecí, ,CZECH REPUBLIC

J. P. SINGHPunjab UniversityDepartment of ZoologyPatiala-147002 (Pb.),INDIA

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C. L. STAINESEntomology3302 Decker PlaceEdgewater, MD 21037-1616USA

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J. S. TARAUniv. of JammuDepartment of BiosciencesJammu-180001, (Tawi), J & K State,INDIA

Regina TEOJames Cook Univ. North QueenslandDepartment of ZoologyQLD 4811 Townsville,AUSTRALIA

Arturo Luis TERANFundación Miguel LilloMiguel Lillo 201(4000) S. M. de Tucumán,,ARGENTINA

Michael THOMASFlorida State Collection of ArthropodsDivision of Plant IndustryP. O. Box 147100Gainesville, FL 32614-7100USA

Gérard TIBERGHÍENINRA-CNRS Univ. Beaulieu ILab. Zool. et d’EcophysiologieBeaulieu, Avenue du General LeclercF-35042 Rennes Cedex,FRANCE

Vassil TOMOVUniv. Plovdiv ”P. Hilendarski”Chair of Zoology4000 Plovdiv,BULGARIA

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Margarete VALVERDE de MACEDOUniv. FederalDept. EcologiaCP 68020 Ilhordao FundaoRio de Janeiro, 21941 RJ,BRAZIL

S. VARADARASANIndian Cardamom Research InstituteKailasanadu P.O.Myladumpara-685 553,INDIA

João VASCONCELLOS-NETOUniv. EstadualDept. ZoologiaCP 6109Campinas 13028 SP,BRAZIL

José M. VELAEntomologyCoronel Osuna, 18, 4-E29006 Malaga,,SPAIN

Fredric V. VENCLSUNY@Stony BrookDept. of Neurobiology & BehaviorStony Brook, NY 11794USA

Peter VERDYCKKoninklijk Belgisch Inst.Natuurweten., EntomologyVautierstraat 29B-1040 Brussels,,BELGIUM

K. K. VERMAM. P. Govt. P. G. CollegesHIG I/ 327,Housing Board ColonyBorsi, Durg, (M.P.) 491001,INDIA

Alfredo VIEGA FERNáNDEZEntomologyC/Luna, 18 2º-B32005 Orense,SPAIN

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Charles VINCENTAgriculture CanadaResearch StationP.O. Box 457Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec J3B 6Z8,CANADA

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J. H. VISSERResearch Inst. for Plant ProtectionBinnenhaven 5P.O.Box 9060 IPO-DLO6700 SW Wageningen,THE NETHERLANDS

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Thomas WAGNERMuseum Alexander KoenigZFMKAdenauerallee 160D-53113 Bonn,GERMANY

Shu-yong WANGAcademia SinicaInst. of ZoologyZhongguancun Lu, 19Beijing 100080,CHINA

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AMSELLEM, Laurent shared email, use name [email protected], Pamela 57-2 445-0000 57-2 445-0073 [email protected], Robert S. (613) 364-4060 (613) 364-4027 [email protected], Jr., Ross, H. 352-371-9858 352-371-0962 [email protected], Ulf 49-30-5623072ASKEVOLD, Ingolf S. [email protected], George E. (403) 492-2084 (403) 492-1767 [email protected], Mariá Fernanda (787) 764-0000 x.7558 (787) 764-3875 [email protected], Robert J. (502) 227-6178 (502) 227-6381 [email protected], Grace F. (03) 829-3818 [email protected], Yves +592 2 72954 +592 2 62846BECKER, Miriam (051) 228-1633 (051) 316-3391BERGEAL, Michel [email protected], María (787) 764-0000 x7558BERTI, Nicole [email protected], Jan [email protected], Andrzej O. [email protected], Maurizio +39 (862) 433206 +39 (862) 433205 [email protected], Javier G. [email protected], Paul [email protected], Michael +49 761 203 3663 +49 761 203 3661 [email protected], Arnaldo (055) 222.451/2BOROWIEC, Lech [email protected], John K. [email protected], Carlo 039/389518 0039-39-2300702BUZZI, Zundir José (041)366.3144 R141 (041)266.2042 [email protected], Nora (54)-021-25.7744 (54)-021-25.7527CAMPBELL, Clinton (619) 698-0211CAPINERA, John L. (904) 392-1901 x111 (904) 392-0190 [email protected], Shannon (205) 348-4883 [email protected], J. F. (301) 734-8547 (301) 734-8700CHABOO, Caroline S. (212) 769-5616 (212) 769-565277 [email protected], Laurence D. 605-693-5239 605-693-5240 [email protected]íZEK, Petr 0446 2441CLARK, Shawn M. (304) 558-2212 (304) 558-2435 [email protected], William H. 208-459-5507 [email protected], Shaoguang [email protected], Michael L. 0171 938 9468 0171 938 9309 [email protected], R. A. 041-330-4432 041-330-5971DACCORDI, Mauro 011/ 43.23.05.8 011/ 43.23.33.1DANIELSSON, Roy 46-46-222 8456 46-46-222 4541 [email protected] LITTLE, David W. +61 3 6434 3420 +61 3 6434 3400 [email protected], Catherine N. (787) 764-0000 x7558 (787) 764-3875 [email protected], Franck 05.58.82.25.31 05.56.47.09.77EBEN, Astrid ++52 (5) 622 90 33 ++52 (5) 622 89 95 [email protected], J. Gordon (408) 924-4876 (408) 924-4840 [email protected], Jean R. E. 32 (0) 87-376301 32 (0) 87-376940FARRELL, Brian D. (617) 496-1057 (617) 496-1844 [email protected]ÁNDEZ GARCÍA, Ilena 44 6335 or 6927 (537) 331325 [email protected], R. Wills (904) 561-2215 (904) 561-2221 [email protected], Peter A. (808) 956-8774 (808) 956-2428 [email protected], Frank +49 684311 +49 684222 [email protected], Daniel J. (520) 626-8155 (520) 621-9190 [email protected], Victor (044)- 244-9333 (044)- 224-1569 [email protected], David G. (202) 357-3146 (202) 786-2894 [email protected], Douglas J. (516) 632-8608 (516) 632-7626GEISER, Elisabeth ++43-662-870905 [email protected], Arthur J. (209) 445-5031 (209) 445-6638 [email protected], Ali [email protected], Jesús 34 71 173332 34 71 173184 [email protected], David (212) 769-5615 (212) 769-5277 [email protected], Elizabeth (012) 323-8540/8/9 (012) 325-6998 [email protected], Jürgen 0049/30/838 59 07 0049/30/823 09 691 [email protected], Blagoy A. 359-32-624147GUERRERO, Maylin P. [email protected], Don (214) 562-5566 (214) 548-9119HAWKESWOOD, Trevor J. [email protected], Lee (212) 769-5603 (212) 769-5277 [email protected], Henry A. (310) 825-3170 (310) 206-3987 [email protected], Monika 0049 30 8383918 0049 30 8383897HOINIC, Cristina D. (40) 01 650-5250HOSEK, Pavel [email protected], Ting H. (408) 268-6591 [email protected], J. 33 67 36 69 65 33 67 36 69 65 [email protected], Takenari 0888-44-1121 0888-44-1130JEREZ, Viviane 204965 244805 [email protected], Clarence Dan (520) 523-2505 (520) 523-7500 [email protected], Paul J. (605) 668-4438 (605) 668-4602 [email protected], Pierre H. A. 01 46 28 87 49 01 46 28 87 49 [email protected], Pierre H. A. (352) 372-3505 x197 (352) 955-2301KAISER, Walter J. (509) 335-1502 (509) 335-6654 [email protected], Frantisek +42 38 7312787 +42 38 7312793KARREN, Jay B. (435) 797-2514 (435) 797-1575 [email protected], Halil 90-322-338-6897 90-322-338-6572 [email protected], Natalie (08) 9368 3755 (08) 9368 3223 [email protected], John M. (352) 372-3505 x197 (352) 955-2301 [email protected], Seniz 00 90 0232 3884000 x2667 00 90 0232 3881864 [email protected], Alfred ++41-1-8107402 ++41-1-8107191 [email protected], Alexandr (202) 382-1794 (202) 786-2894KRYSAN, James L. [email protected], Michael +49-37206-70685 +49-37206-84570 [email protected], John F. [email protected], Douglas G. (314) 445-7685 (314) 573-884-1469 [email protected], Jong Eun 571-50-5618 571-841-1629 [email protected], Vincent (415) 750-7230LeSAGE, Laurent (613) 759-1770 (613) 759-1926 [email protected]


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LESCHEN, Richard +64 9 849 3660 x.6102 +64 9 849 7093 [email protected], Steve (202) 382-1793 (202) 786-9422 [email protected], Igor K. (17) 229-39-21 [email protected], Jean-Michel (505) 311-6586 (505) 311-5700 (x527) [email protected], Agenor (909) 787-6328 (909) 787-3681 [email protected], Santiago N. 91(131)-2-70-65 [email protected], Jasbir S. (604) 585-7387 (604) 951-8806 -MAUSER, Joachim 0049 7634 69255MEDEIROS, Lenice (055)332 7100 x220 (055)332 9100 [email protected], Fernando (506) 236-7690 (506) 236-2816 [email protected] Jr., Ayres [email protected], Frank J. (801) 797-2528 (801) 797-1575 [email protected], Yuri +7 (3432) 629680 +7 (3432) 552277 [email protected], Scott E. +254=2=861680 +254-2-860110 [email protected], Mohamed S. 03-829 2872 03-825 2698 [email protected], Gilson (051) (051)MORSE, Geoff (617) 496-8146 (617) 495-5667 [email protected], Luciano de Azevedo (5551) 336 1511 R.151 (5551) 336 1778 [email protected]Á-GUZMÁN, Sandra (787) 764-0000 x.7667 (787) 764-3875 [email protected] de L’ARGENTIER, Susana 54-88-221544 54-88-221547 [email protected], Jr., Alfred F. (312) 922-9410 x263 (312) 663-5397 [email protected], Jan A. 956-668-6407 956-668-6413NOGUEIRA de SÁ, Flávia +019-239-7022 +019-239-3124 [email protected], Guido [email protected]’KELLY, Charles J. (703) 306-1481 x.6417 (703) 306-0367 [email protected], Karen (605) 677-6172 (605) 677-6557 [email protected], Michal 0420/182/2025 0420/182/2025 [email protected], H. R. 0172-541942 0172-541801*1081 staff%[email protected], T. K. (0091) 33-400-3925PAPPERS, Stephanie 024-3652337 024-3652134 [email protected], Jacques M. 02/650.40.14 32-2-650.2445 [email protected], Renaud [email protected], Francy 787-764-0000 x.7667 787-764-3875 [email protected], Jörg +49 3641 630352 +49 3641 239245 [email protected], Eduard 34-71-17.31.51 34-71-17.31.84 [email protected], K. D. 080 3330 153 x.288 91 080 3330277RAHIER, Martine 41 32 718 3137 41 32 718 3001 [email protected], Tiago C. (5511) 274-3455 (5511) 535-3785 [email protected] or [email protected], Nathen E. (707) 664-2995 (707) 664-3012 [email protected], Renato ++39 - 0223691933 ++39 - 0226680320 [email protected], Chris 6246 4283 [email protected], Cibele S. 55-41-3663144 x100 55-41-2662042 [email protected], Edward G. (409) 845-9711 (409) 845-6305 [email protected], Thomas O. (254) 770-6553 (254) 770-6561 [email protected], Lisa 039 55-2382025 039 55-2382027RUESINK, William G. (217) 244-2163 (217) 333-4949 [email protected], Robert F. (517) 339-6260SACARÉS MAS, Antoni (971) 17 33 32SAMUELSON, G. A. (808) 848-4197 (808) 847-8252 [email protected], Luigi 081/850 61 68 081/850 62 06SANTIAGO-BLAY, Jorge A. (312) 702-3234 (312) 702-9740 [email protected], Davide [email protected], Michael +49-228-9122-286 +49-228-9122-286 [email protected], Matthias 0049 83 04 2573 0049 30 296673 [email protected], William T. (614) 297-2630 (614) 297-2233SCIBIOR, Radoslaw +48 (81) 445-66-73 [email protected], Virginia (303) 492-6279 [email protected], Terry N. (916) 262-1160 (916) 262-1190 & 1191 [email protected], Andrew W. (61) 6 246 4135 (61) 6 246 4000 [email protected], Sharon L. 0171 938 8763 0171 938 8937 [email protected], David H. (406) 243-5722 (406) 243-4184 [email protected], Hans +358-9-1917432 +358-9-1917443 [email protected], Václav 02-6114 3361 (Prag) 02-426 563SLIPINSKI, S. Adam (48 22) 628-73-04 (48 22) 629-63-02 [email protected], Eric H. (804) 847-9051 (804) 847-2034SPRECHER, Eva +61 266 55 81 +61 266 55 46 [email protected], Peter 0511/97852-29/STAINES, C. L. (410) 956-2174 [email protected], Walter R. 0049 89 8107102 0049 89 8107300STIEFEL, Vernon 253-535-8002 [email protected], Ross I. 0740922555 0740923593 [email protected], Rev. James M. (573) 459-6441SUZUKI, Kunio +81-764-45-6626 [email protected], Zuzana (732) 445-3032 [email protected] (MATSUZAWA), Haruo 048-769-6333TEO, Regina (61) 077-81-5740 (61) 077-25-1570 [email protected], Arturo Luis (81) 230056 (81) 330868TIBERGHÍEN, Gérard 99.28.61.56 99.28.16.12 [email protected], Werner +49-221-470-3152 +49-221-470-5032 [email protected], Ferit 00 90 232 388 40 00/2668 00 90 232 388 18 64 [email protected], Jr., Robert H. 334-255-3710 334-225-2058 [email protected], Fredric V. (516) 632-8661 (516) 632-6660 fvencl.brain.bio.sunysb.eduVERDYCK, Peter 32-2-627-4295 32-2-646-4433 [email protected] FERNáNDEZ, Alfredo maristasmo@pl ????VISSER, J. H. *31 317 476001 *31 317 410113 [email protected], Michael J. (312) 702-9638 (312) 702-9740 [email protected], Thomas +49-228-9122-298 +49-228-216979 [email protected], Shu-yong (861) 2565680WAPPES, James E. 830-980-2631 [email protected], Andrzej (48 71) 322-50-41 [email protected], Donald M. 011 (507) 227-6022 011 (507) 232-5978 [email protected], J. S. 91-01744-20410 x.498 91-01744-20046 [email protected], Xing-ke (861) 2565680YU, Peiyu 6256-2719 (861) 6256-5680 [email protected], Stefano +39-2-2362880 +39-2-26680320 [email protected], Miroslav +420 326 812452

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