genus Heteropsis

[Jacques Melot]

  Le 12-10-2004, ? 10:29 -0700, nous recevions de Doug Yanega :

>Hi, all. I've come across something I'm having trouble with. There is
>a nymphalid genus Heteropsis Westwood 1850 and - apparently - a genus
>Heteropsis Guen?e 1857 (which I presume is also a lepidopteran), AND
>a New Zealand weevil genus Heteropsis (it's also a plant genus, but
>that's irrelevant).  Using the web, and my literature at hand, I'm
>unable to track down what the Guen?e name applies to, or the author
>of the weevil genus, and whether either of the two latter names are
>presently treated as valid. Anyone able to help out?



    Dans Gallica (Biblioth?que nationale) :

http://gallica.bnf.fr/

on trouve 7 publications de Guen?e.

    En fait, le nom Heteropsis a ?t? publi? par Guen?e, dans Boisduval
et Guen?e. Histoire naturelle des insectes, Species g?n?ral des
L?pidopt?res, Uranides, Phal?nites, Siculides, 10, p. 510 (1857).

    Jacques Melot



>TIA,
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>Doug Yanega        Dept. of Entomology         Entomology Research Museum
>Univ. of California - Riverside, Riverside, CA 92521-0314
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