Updated catalog and generic keys of the Leiodidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) of the Neotropical region (“ Latin America ”: Mexico, the West Indies, and Central and South America) Author Peck, Stewart B. Author Gnaspini, Pedro Author Newton, Alfred F. text Zootaxa 2020 2020-02-18 4741 1 1 114 journal article 22512 10.11646/zootaxa.4741.1.1 a9286570-20d6-4a5b-af31-d4717ed26de9 1175-5326 3772899 2F901615-D948-4C68-81E9-75282F594BAF P. exigua ( Kirsch, 1871: 354 ) ( Choleva ); Hatch, 1928: 163 comb. (to Dissochaetus , not stated as taxonomic change); Jeannel, 1936: 66 comb. (to Adelopsis , as exiguus ; not stated as taxonomic change, and not referring to Hatch’s change, probably not aware of it) [but see Notes 3 and 4]; Gnaspini, 1996: 538 comb. No information about types in original description; ? Syntype (s) (sex not given) in?SMTD [ Jeannel, 1936 gives no reference to type depository and lists several specimens from “vicinity of Bogotá ” in MNHN, probably not types, therefore he probably did not have access to types]. Type locality: Bogotá , [ Cundinamarca Department , Colombia ]. Distribution: Colombia : Cundinamarca Department : known only from type locality. Note 1: See synonymic Note 1 under P. dispar (Portevin) . Note 2: In Hatch, 1928: 163 as Peru , in error, and Guatemala (as a senior synonym of Dissochaetus magnicornis Portevin [1907] , presently a junior synonym of Dissochaetus semipiceus (Matthews) [1888]). Note 3: Jeannel, 1936: 66 lists “several specimens” from “region of Bogotá ” [ Cundinamarca Department ], Colombia , but it is not possible to know if he is referring to P. dispar or P. exigua , and if he is referring to types ; but the type of P. dispar label reads only “ Colombie ” ( Gnaspini & Peck, 2019 ). Note 4: Jeannel, 1936: 66 includes a record for “ Brazil ”, which may either refer to P. exigua or P. dispar , considering that he considered these species synonyms; and which may be in error, considering that species ranges in the tribe are generally not large and that the record in Brazil is not precise.