Insects found in birds’ nests from Argentina. Part I: a bibliographical review, with taxonomical corrections, comments and a hypothetical mechanism of transmission of cimicid bugs
Author
Turienzo, Paola
Author
Iorio, Osvaldo Di
text
Zootaxa
2007
1561
1
52
journal article
49239
10.5281/zenodo.178338
8b7bb0da-4dda-42b6-a563-839a5281eedd
1175-5326
178338
MIMIDAE
Mimus saturninus
[
modulator
(Gould, 1836)
]
DIPTERA
:
Muscidae
Philornis seguyi
García, 1952
Buenos Aires: see Table 2; Lima; Magdalena (
Rabufetti & Reboreda 2007
);
Fig. 9
.
Philornis
sp.
Buenos Aires: Ea. La Candelaria,
35° 15´S
,
59° 13´W
(
Fraga 1984
); Lobos (Couri
et al
. 2005, following
Fraga 1984
);
Fig. 8
; Pdo. Magdalena: Ea. El Talar; Ea. San Isidro (Mason 1985; Couri
et al
. 2005, as “Magdalena”).
Philornis torquans
(
Nielsen, 1913
)
=
Philornis anomala
[
nec
Jaennicke, 1866]:
Nielsen
[1911]
1912,
1913
;
García 1952
: 277
.
Tucumán: Concepción (
Nielsen
[1911]
1912,
1913
;
García 1952
, only as
Mimus
); (
Sèguy 1946
, only as
Mimus
;
Couri 1983
, only as
Mimus
);
Fig. 9
.
Córdoba: Bell Ville (
García 1952
; Couri
et al
. 2005);
Fig. 9
.
Santa Fe: see Table 2;
Fig. 9
.
Note: record omitted by
Couri (1983)
, who only mentions
Mimus
following
Séguy (1946)
, and not
Mimus modulator
, as had been mentioned by
Nielsen
([1911]
1912, 1913).