Checklist of Leafhopper Species 1758-1955 - Systematic ...
Checklist of Leafhopper Species 1758-1955 - Systematic ... Checklist of Leafhopper Species 1758-1955 - Systematic ...
220DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Great Britain,Western Mediterranean, Baltic region, UnitedStates (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus striolus FieberIdiocerus striola Fieber 1868a: 453 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Europe (?), Russia, United States(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus subnitens Sanders & DeLongIdiocerus subnitens Sanders & DeLong 1917a: 82[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus subopacus MotschulskyIdiocerus subopacus Motschulsky 1859b: 110 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Sri Lanka (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus suturalis FitchIdiocerus suturalis Fitch 1851a: 59 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 185, 188 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis continuus BallIdiocerus suturalis continuus Ball 1902e: 312 [n.subsp.of suturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 187 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis lunaris BallIdiocerus suturalis lunaris Ball 1902e: 311 [n.subsp. ofsuturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 187 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis vagus BallIdiocerus suturalis vagus Ball 1902e: 312 [n.subsp. ofsuturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 188 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus swani EvansIdiocerus swani Evans 1941e: 37 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tagalicus (Baker)Idioscopus tagalicus Baker 1915c: 338 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Philippines (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tahotus Ball & ParkerIdiocerus tahotus Ball & Parker 1946a: 77 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tambourinus EvansIdiocerus tambourinus Evans 1942a: 28 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus taxodium DeLongIdiocerus taxodium DeLong 1924a: 63 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus telus DeLong & HershbergerIdiocerus telus DeLong & Hershberger 1947a: 45[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tenuens DeLong & CaldwellIdiocerus tenuens DeLong & Caldwell 1937b: 163[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tontonus Ball & ParkerIdiocerus tontonus Ball & Parker 1946a: 75 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus towadensis MatsumuraIdiocerus towadensis Matsumura 1912b: 321 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tremulae (Estlund)Cicada tremulae Estlund 1796a: 129 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]Idiocerus unifasciatus Curtis 1839a: pl.733 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 191 [Cat.]Idiocerus fallenii Kirschbaum 1868b: 161 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 191 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Scandinavia,Russia, Western Mediterranean, Baltic region(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus trifasciatus (Kirschbaum)Bythoscopus trifasciatus Kirschbaum 1868b: 167[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 195 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Russia, Mongolia, Armenia,Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lebanon, Syria (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus tumidulus OsbornIdiocerus tumidulus Osborn 1923b: 16 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Brazil (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tutuilanus OsbornIdiocerus tutuilanus Osborn 1934a: 170 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Oceania: Samoa Islands (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus urakawensis MatsumuraIdiocerus urakawensis Matsumura 1912b: 319 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus ustulatus (Mulsant & Rey)Cercopis viridis Schrank 1801a: 57 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]Bythoscopus ustulatus Mulsant & Rey 1855a: 217[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]Idiocerus prasinus Kirschbaum 1868a: 5 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 197 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, WesternMediterranean, Baltic region, Northern Africa(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus ustulatus salicetorum (Mulsant & Rey)
221Bythoscopus ustulatus salicetorum Mulsant & Rey1855a: 220 [n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 200[Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: France, Germany (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus utahnus Ball & ParkerIdiocerus utahnus Ball & Parker 1946a: 78 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 200 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus varius DeLong & HershbergerIdiocerus varius DeLong & Hershberger 1947a: 46[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 200 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus verrucosus BallIdiocerus verrucosus Ball 1902e: 309 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 200 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vicinus MelicharIdiocerus vicinus Melichar 1898a: 66 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 201 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Spain, Portugal, France, Austria,Italy (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus viridicatus OsbornIdiocerus viridicatus Osborn 1923b: 20 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 201 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Brazil, Bolivia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus viridiceps EvansIdiocerus viridiceps Evans 1941f: 151 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 201 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vitreus (Fabricius)Cicada vitrea Fabricius 1803a: 79 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 202 [Cat.]Idiocerus auronitens Kirschbaum 1868b: 158 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 202 [Cat.]Idiocerus h-album Fieber 1868a: 455 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 202 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Great Britain,Western Mediterranean (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vittatus OsbornIdiocerus vittatus Osborn 1924b: 395 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 205 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Brazil (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vitticollis MatsumuraIdiocerus vitticollis Matsumura 1905a: 69 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 205 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan, Korea (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vittifrons KirschbaumIdiocerus tibialis Fieber 1868a: 452 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 206 [Cat.]Idiocerus vittifrons Kirschbaum 1868b: 159 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 206 [Cat.]Idiocerus affinis Fieber 1868a: 454 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 206 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Great Britain,Mediterranean, Russia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus vittifrons cinctus DlabolaIdiocerus vittifrons cincta Dlabola 1954c: 234,238,239[n.subsp. of vittifrons]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 209[Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Slovakia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus wiyotus BlivenIdiocerus wiyotus Bliven 1954a: 114 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 209 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus xantho KirkaldyIdiocerus xantho Kirkaldy 1907d: 33 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 209 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus yanonis MatsumuraIdiocerus yanonis Matsumura 1912b: 320 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 209 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus yezoensis MatsumuraIdiocerus yezoensis Matsumura 1912b: 320 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 209 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus acus DeLongIdiodonus acus DeLong 1946b: 20 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1967b, 6(10b): 1286 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus albocinctus DeLongIdiodonus albocinctus DeLong 1946b: 22 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1967b, 6(10b): 1286 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus anademus DeLongIdiodonus anademus DeLong 1946b: 29 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1967b, 6(10b): 1286 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus apertus DeLongIdiodonus apertus DeLong 1946b: 14 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1967b, 6(10b): 1287 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus aurantiacus (Provancher)Jassus aurantiacus Provancher 1872a: 377 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1967b, 6(10b): 1287 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiodonus bakeri DeLongIdiodonus bakeri DeLong 1946b: 26 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1967b, 6(10b): 1287 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus bicinctus DeLongIdiodonus bicinctus DeLong 1946b: 18 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1967b, 6(10b): 1287 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Cat.)Idiodonus brittoni (Osborn)Thamnotettix brittoni Osborn 1907a: 166 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1967b, 6(10b): 1287 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Canada, United States (MetcalfCat.)Idiodonus caldwelli DeLong
- Page 169 and 170: 169Agallia furculata Osborn 1923b:9
- Page 171 and 172: 171Eurymelessa moruyana (Distant)Eu
- Page 173 and 174: 173DISTRIBUTION: South Africa (Metc
- Page 175 and 176: 175Eusceloidia nitida Osborn 1923c:
- Page 177 and 178: 177DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf
- Page 179 and 180: 179DISTRIBUTION: United States, Can
- Page 181 and 182: 181Deltocephalus (Flexamia) gramine
- Page 183 and 184: 183Galerius aberrans DistantGaleriu
- Page 185 and 186: 185Goniagnathus ocellatus JacobiGon
- Page 187 and 188: 187Graphocephala flavovittata Metca
- Page 189 and 190: 189Tettigonia vespertinula Breddin
- Page 191 and 192: 191DISTRIBUTION: Brazil (Metcalf Ca
- Page 193 and 194: 193Gypona peruviana Osborn 1938a:28
- Page 195 and 196: 195DISTRIBUTION: Puerto Rico (Metca
- Page 197 and 198: 197Tettigonia octolineata Say 1825a
- Page 199 and 200: 199Dikraneura (Hyloidea) laticeps O
- Page 201 and 202: 201Hardya (Hardya) turanica Zachvat
- Page 203 and 204: 203Hecalus pallescens StålHecalus
- Page 205 and 206: 205Heterostemma dolosum MelicharHet
- Page 207 and 208: 207Hymetta kansasensis Fairbairn 19
- Page 209 and 210: 209Bythoscopus magnus Distant 1916a
- Page 211 and 212: 211Idiocerus aaliensis Strand 1913a
- Page 213 and 214: 213DISTRIBUTION: India (Metcalf Cat
- Page 215 and 216: 215DISTRIBUTION: Tanzania (Metcalf
- Page 217 and 218: 217Idiocerus maricensis Caldwell 19
- Page 219: 219Idiocerus quadrangularis Osborn
- Page 223 and 224: 223DISTRIBUTION: Mexico (Metcalf Ca
- Page 225 and 226: 225Ipo pompais Kirkaldy 1907d:35 [n
- Page 227 and 228: 227Jassargus (Jassargus) avennicus
- Page 229 and 230: 229DISTRIBUTION: Cuba, Colombia (Me
- Page 231 and 232: 231DISTRIBUTION: India (Metcalf Cat
- Page 233 and 234: 233Krisna olivascens singaporensis
- Page 235 and 236: 235Kunzella marginella (Baker)Dikra
- Page 237 and 238: 237Deltocephalus unicoloratus Gille
- Page 239 and 240: 239DISTRIBUTION: Sri Lanka (Metcalf
- Page 241 and 242: 241Notus juniperi Lethierry 1876a:l
- Page 243 and 244: 243Luheria constricta Osborn 1923c:
- Page 245 and 246: 245Pediopsis erythrocephala Gillett
- Page 247 and 248: 247Macropsis lincolnensis EvansMacr
- Page 249 and 250: 249Macropsis scotti EdwardsMacropsi
- Page 251 and 252: 251DISTRIBUTION: United States, Can
- Page 253 and 254: 253Jassus sexnotatus didymus Mulsan
- Page 255 and 256: 255Marathonia marathonensis (Olsen)
- Page 257 and 258: 257Eutettix neocincta Osborn 1923c:
- Page 259 and 260: 259Deltocephalus formosus gutticoll
- Page 261 and 262: 261DISTRIBUTION: Ecuador, Peru, Bol
- Page 263 and 264: 263Molopopterus nigriplaga Jacobi 1
- Page 265 and 266: 265Naratettix sapporensis Matsumura
- Page 267 and 268: 267Neocoelidia pentagona Ball 1916b
- Page 269 and 270: 269Nesophrosyne bicolorata Osborn 1
220DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Great Britain,Western Mediterranean, Baltic region, UnitedStates (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus striolus FieberIdiocerus striola Fieber 1868a: 453 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Europe (?), Russia, United States(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus subnitens Sanders & DeLongIdiocerus subnitens Sanders & DeLong 1917a: 82[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus subopacus MotschulskyIdiocerus subopacus Motschulsky 1859b: 110 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 184 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Sri Lanka (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus suturalis FitchIdiocerus suturalis Fitch 1851a: 59 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 185, 188 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis continuus BallIdiocerus suturalis continuus Ball 1902e: 312 [n.subsp.<strong>of</strong> suturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 187 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis lunaris BallIdiocerus suturalis lunaris Ball 1902e: 311 [n.subsp. <strong>of</strong>suturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 187 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus suturalis vagus BallIdiocerus suturalis vagus Ball 1902e: 312 [n.subsp. <strong>of</strong>suturalis]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 188 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States, Canada (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus swani EvansIdiocerus swani Evans 1941e: 37 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tagalicus (Baker)Idioscopus tagalicus Baker 1915c: 338 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Philippines (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tahotus Ball & ParkerIdiocerus tahotus Ball & Parker 1946a: 77 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 189 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tambourinus EvansIdiocerus tambourinus Evans 1942a: 28 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Australia (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus taxodium DeLongIdiocerus taxodium DeLong 1924a: 63 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus telus DeLong & HershbergerIdiocerus telus DeLong & Hershberger 1947a: 45[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tenuens DeLong & CaldwellIdiocerus tenuens DeLong & Caldwell 1937b: 163[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tontonus Ball & ParkerIdiocerus tontonus Ball & Parker 1946a: 75 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: United States (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus towadensis MatsumuraIdiocerus towadensis Matsumura 1912b: 321 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tremulae (Estlund)Cicada tremulae Estlund 1796a: 129 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 190 [Cat.]Idiocerus unifasciatus Curtis 1839a: pl.733 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 191 [Cat.]Idiocerus fallenii Kirschbaum 1868b: 161 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 191 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, Scandinavia,Russia, Western Mediterranean, Baltic region(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus trifasciatus (Kirschbaum)Bythoscopus trifasciatus Kirschbaum 1868b: 167[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 195 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Russia, Mongolia, Armenia,Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lebanon, Syria (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus tumidulus OsbornIdiocerus tumidulus Osborn 1923b: 16 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Brazil (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus tutuilanus OsbornIdiocerus tutuilanus Osborn 1934a: 170 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Oceania: Samoa Islands (MetcalfCat.)Idiocerus urakawensis MatsumuraIdiocerus urakawensis Matsumura 1912b: 319 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Japan (Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus ustulatus (Mulsant & Rey)Cercopis viridis Schrank 1801a: 57 [n.sp.]; Metcalf1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]Bythoscopus ustulatus Mulsant & Rey 1855a: 217[n.sp.]; Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 196 [Cat.]Idiocerus prasinus Kirschbaum 1868a: 5 [n.sp.];Metcalf 1966d, 6(16): 197 [Cat.]DISTRIBUTION: Widespread Europe, WesternMediterranean, Baltic region, Northern Africa(Metcalf Cat.)Idiocerus ustulatus salicetorum (Mulsant & Rey)
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