Omphalopoda mosasaurus Falkovitsh, 1988: 148 Coleophora mosasaurus ( Falkovitsh, 1988 ) Baldizzone et al. , 2006: 83 Notes on Coleophora (Lepidoptera: Coleophoridae) injurious to Lycium (Solanaceae), with descriptions of two new species from China Li, Houhun Zootaxa 2006 2006-04-24 1184 1 57 68 BLZLV (Falkovitsh, 1988) Falkovitsh 1988 [264,790,908,934] Insecta Coleophoridae Coleophora Animalia Lepidoptera 3 60 Arthropoda species mosasaurus  ( Figs. 1, 5–7)      Omphalopoda mosasaurus Falkovitsh, 1988: 148, fig. 11.    Coleophora mosasaurus( Falkovitsh, 1988):  Baldizzone et al., 2006: 83. Male. Wing expanse 14.0–15.0 mm.   Male genitalia( Figs. 5–6). As illustrated.  Abdomen( Fig. 7). As illustrated.  Material examined   1 ♂, CHINA: Yangling[ 34 17’ N, 108 04’ E], Shaanxi Province, alt.  450 m,  16. iv.1993, leg. Houhun Li, genitalia slide no. L96144;  1 ♂, Xining[ 36 38’ N, 101 48’ E], Qinghai Province, alt.  2280 m,  23.v.1995, genitalia slide no. L96163.  Distribution China: Shaanxi, Qinghai; Turkmenistan.  Biology  Falkovitsh (1988)recorded the  Lyciumsp.and  Lycium kopetdaghiPojarkas host plants in Turkmenistan. In China  C. mosasaurusfeeds on wild  Lycium barbarumLinnaeus.  Remarks The genus  OmphalopodaFalkovitch, 1987was proposed as a synonym of  Coleophora( Vives Moreno, 1988).  Coleophora mosasaurus(Falkovitsh)is similar to  Coleophora stegosaurusFalkovitshby having the sacculus with a bifurcated apex, and the appendix of the outer sheath and the cornuti absent in the male genitalia, but it can be distinguished from the latter by the symmetrical bifurcation of the saccular apex, which is asymmetrical in  C. stegosaurus. This species is recorded from Chinafor the first time. L96144 1993-04-16 Houhun Li China 450 34.283333 Yangling 1200 108.066666 3 60 1 1 Shaanxi L96163 1995-05-23 China 2280 36.633335 Xining 1186 101.8 3 60 1 1 Qinghai