Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay Region

Tilden, J. W.

doi:10.1525/9780520320697

1965

DOI: 10.1525/9780520320697

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Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay Region

J. W. Tilden¹

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“…168-169, pl. 50;Clench, 1944;Holland, 1931, p. 229, dos Passos, 1964Miller & Brown, 1981, p. 105);(3) from 1944-1971 to northern California butterflies of the inland representative of those two species (Clench, 1944(Clench, , 1961(Clench, , 1963Garth & Tilden, 1963, p. 36;Tilden, 1963;1965;dos Passos, 1964;Dornfeld, 1980, p. 92;Miller & Brown, 1981); (4) from 1971-1998 to inland butterflies from both northern and southern California (Gorelick, 1971;Emmel & Emmel, 1973, p. 61;Scott, 1975);…”

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Case 3524Thecla dumetorumBoisduval, 1852 (currentlyCallophrys dumetorum): proposed neotype; andThecla sheridoniiEdwards, 1877 (currentlyC. sheridanii) (Lepidoptera, lycaenidae): proposed conservation

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Pelham³

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The Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature

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The purpose of this case, under Articles 75.5 and 81.2.3 of the Code, is to eliminate current nomenclatural confusion within the butterfly genus Callophrys Billberg, 1820. Differing identifications of the lectotype of Callophrys dumetorum Boisduval, 1852 have changed the usages of C. dumetorum, C. viridis Edwards, 1862 and C. perplexa Barnes & Benjamin, 1923. A neotype of Callophrys dumetorum 1s proposed to restore these names to their previous stable usages. Moreover, the recently suggested conspecificity of C. viridis and C. sheridanii Edwards, 1877 will 226 Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature 67(3) September 2010 frequently synonymise sheridanii, a widespread, common and well known species, so it is also proposed that the widely used name sheridanii be given precedence over viridis whenever the two are considered to be synonyms.

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Case 3524Thecla dumetorumBoisduval, 1852 (currentlyCallophrys dumetorum): proposed neotype; andThecla sheridoniiEdwards, 1877 (currentlyC. sheridanii) (Lepidoptera, lycaenidae): proposed conservation

Scott¹,

Guppy²,

Pelham³

et al. 2010

The Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature

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Hostplants and classification: a review of nymphalid butterflies

Ackery¹

1988

Biological Journal of the Linnean Society

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In reviewing the hostplant associations of nymphalid butterflies. particular emphasis is placed on the intractable problem of nymphalid classification . Although offering few certain conclusions. if used in conjunction with more formal morphological characters. the data presented should contribute toward a resolution of the inter-relationships of the many widely recognized groupings within the Nymphalidae. several of which seem to be broadly characterized by typical host families . As a direct result of this analysis. the presumed association between larval hostplants and unpalatability is re.appraised .

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Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay Region

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Case 3524Thecla dumetorumBoisduval, 1852 (currentlyCallophrys dumetorum): proposed neotype; andThecla sheridoniiEdwards, 1877 (currentlyC. sheridanii) (Lepidoptera, lycaenidae): proposed conservation

Case 3524Thecla dumetorumBoisduval, 1852 (currentlyCallophrys dumetorum): proposed neotype; andThecla sheridoniiEdwards, 1877 (currentlyC. sheridanii) (Lepidoptera, lycaenidae): proposed conservation

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Hostplants and classification: a review of nymphalid butterflies

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