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136 Arthropods <strong>of</strong> Florida and Neighboring Land Areas, Vol. 18 121. FAMILY ENDOMYCHIDAE The handsome fungus beetles This family occurs in North, Central, and South America. The only previously published West Indian records seem to be from <strong>the</strong> Lesser Antilles. Most species seem to feed on <strong>the</strong> spores and s<strong>of</strong>t tissues <strong>of</strong> fungi. They may be collected on and under bark or in leaf litter, and may graze on bark surfaces. Some are stored product pests. SUBFAMILY EUPSILOBIINAE Eidoreus Sharp 1885: 146 (E. politus Casey 1895: 454 (Eupsilobius)) Distribution. Guadeloupe, USA (FL; known from Keys) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Collections. REFERENCES Pakaluk, J. and S.A. Slipinski. 1990. Review <strong>of</strong> Eupsilobiinae (Coleoptera, Endomychidae) <strong>with</strong> descriptions <strong>of</strong> new genera and species from South America. Rev. Suisse Zool. 97: 705-728. 122. FAMILY COCCINELLIDAE The lady beetles Reviewed by R. Gordon and N. Vandenberg, November 1994 Most species are predators as adults and larvae. The most common prey are aphids, mealybugs, and scale insects. Some Epilachninae feed on leaves <strong>of</strong> solanaceous or cucurbitaceous plants, and Psylloborini are mildew feeders. An important early reference on <strong>the</strong> <strong>Cuba</strong>n fauna is Dimmock (1906). Fernandez Garcia (1998) lists species in sugar cane fields. SUBFAMILY STICHOLOTIDINAE TRIBE SERANGIINI Catana Chapin 1940: 266 C. clauseni Chapin 1940: 267 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong> (introduced in 1930), Bahamas?, Sumatra, Malaya <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Santiago de las Vegas; Caimito Collections. Havana. Washington Delphastus Casey 1899: 111 D. pallidus (LeConte) 1878: 400; Chapin 1940: 266 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, USA (FL) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. On citrus at an unspecified location; Bruner 1951: 84 Collections. Havana? D. pusillus (LeConte) 1852: 135 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, USA (MA-FL-west to CA) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Santiago de Las Vegas, attacking Aleyrodidae (Bruner 1951: 84) Collections. Havana? TRIBE STICHOLOTIDINI Neaptera Gordon 1991: 309 N. cubensis Gordon 1994b: 237 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Locality not specified Collections. Washington (type) Nelasa Gordon 1991: 299 N. cubensis Gordon 1991: 303 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. PR: Bahia Honda (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) N. schwarzi Gordon 1991: 303 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ci: Cayamas (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) Neotina Gordon 1977: 213. Endemic genus N. cariba Gordon 1977: 213; 1994b: 236 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Gu: Baracoa (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) N. schwarzi Gordon 1994b: 236 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ci: Cayamas (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) SUBFAMILY SCYMNINAE TRIBE SCYMNILLINI Zilus Mulsant 1850: 958 Z. bruneri (Chapin) 1930: 490 (Scymnillodes) Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Santiago de las Vegas (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) Z. caseyi (Chapin) 1930: 492 (Scymnillodes). In Dimmock (1906) as Bura sp. Delphastus violaceus Casey 1924: 170, not Sicard 1922 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Puerto Rico <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ci: Cayamas (t.l.); Simpatia. ? Cabada Collections. Washington (type)
Z. eleu<strong>the</strong>rae (Casey) 1899: 115 (Scymnillus) Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Bahamas, USA (FL) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Havana Collections. Z. iris (Chapin) 1930: 491 (Scymnillodes) Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Havana (t.l.) Collections. Washington (type) Z. splendidus (Chapin) 1930: 491 (Scymnillodes) Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Widespread. CA: Baraguá (t.l.) Collections. Havana. London. Washington (type) TRIBE STETHORINI Stethorus Weise 1885: 65 S. utilis Horn 1895: 107 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>; widely distributed in Caribbean, sou<strong>the</strong>rn US <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Collections. TRIBE SCYMNINI Decadiomus Chapin 1933: 96 D. bahamicus (Casey) 1899: 159; Chapin 1933: 97; Bruner 1951: 84 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Bahamas, Bermuda, USA (FL) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ci: Cayamas. Ha: San Antonio de los Baños; Santiago de Las Vegas Collections. Havana. Washington D. peltatus (Chapin) 1933: 99 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha: Santiago de las Vegas (t.l.) Collections. Havana. Washington (type) Diomus Mulsant 1850: 95 D. ochroderus (Mulsant) 1850: 951 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Puerto Rico, Lesser Antilles <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Collections. D. roseicollis (Mulsant) 1853: 270 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Puerto Rico, Lesser Antilles, USA (FL) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Ha. IJ: Nueva Gerona. M Collections. Pittsburgh Scymnus Kugelann 1894: 545 S. distinctus Casey 1924: 176 A <strong>Checklist</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Beetles</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cuba</strong> 137 Diomus bruneri Chapin 1930: 494. Ci: Cayamas (t.l.). Washington (type). Havana. London Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Widespread Collections. TRIBE HYPERASPIDINI Hyperaspis Redtenbacher 1844: 8 H. apicalis Weise 1885: 167 H. festivus apicalis Weise Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Or: Jobabo (Bruner 1951: 85) Collections. Thalassa Mulsant 1850: 506 T. flaviceps Mulsant 1850: 513; Jacquelin du Val 1857: 326 T. prasina Mulsant 1850: 516: Gundlach 189l: 403 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Widespread Collections. Gundlach no. 290. Havana T. pentaspilota Chevrolat 1835: 124 T. pentastigma Mulsant 1850: 512 T. prasina Mulsant, Jacquelin du Val 1857: 327; Gundlach 1891: 403 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, México, Guatemala <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Collections. Gundlach no. 290 TRIBE BRACHIACANTHINI Brachiacantha Dejean 1837: 458 B. decora Casey 1899: 119 B. bistripustulata Fabricius(in Bruner 1951: 84) Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>, Jamaica, widespread to Brazil, USA (AZ-FL) <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. PR: Sierra Rangel. SC: Santiago de <strong>Cuba</strong> Collections. SUBFAMILY CHILOCORINAE TRIBE CHILOCORINI Arawana Leng 1908: 34. A. cubensis (Dimmock) 1906: 322 (Exochromus); Gordon 1994c: 133 Distribution. <strong>Cuba</strong>. Endemic <strong>Cuba</strong> localities. Collections. Chilocorus Leach 1815: 116 C. cacti Linnaeus 1767: 584
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