PROC. ENTOMOL. SOC. WASH. 105(3). 2003. pp. 630-640 THREE NEW GENERA, TWO NEW SPECIES, AND SOME RECTIFICATIONS IN NEOTROPICAL EULIINI (LEPIDOPTERA: TORTRICIDAE) John W. Brown Systematic Entomology Laboratory, PSI, Agricultural Research Service. U.S. Depart-ment of Agriculture, c/o National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, RO. Box 37012, MRC-168, Washington, DC 20013-7012 (e-mail:
[email protected] usda.gov) Abstract. — Three new genera in the tortricid tribe Euliini are described and illustrated: Eiiryeiilia. with type species E. hiocellata (Walsingham 1914), new combination, from Mexico; Pseudapina. with type species P. lanceovalva, new species, from Venezuela; and Circapina. with type species C. flexalaiia, new species, from Costa Rica. Three new generic synonymies are proposed: Pycnospina Razowski 1997 is a junior synonym of Lohogenesis Razowski 1990, with the new combination L. centrota (Razowski 1997); Osmaria Razowski 1991 is a junior synonym of Aiiopinci Obraztsov 1962, with the new combination A. psaeroptera (Razowski and Becker 1991); and Chirotes Razowski and Becker 1999, along with its replacement name, Prochi rotes Razowski 2001, are junior synonyms oi Strophotina Brown 1998, with the new combinations S. chorestis (Razowski and Becker 1999) and S. niphochondra (Razowski and Becker 1999). Ke\ Words: genitalia, biodiversity, synonymy, new combinations, classification, Eii-ryeulia. Pseudapina, Circapina, Pycnospina, Lohogenesis, Osmaria. Ano-pina, Chirotes. Prochirotes, Strophotina Since 1980, more new genera (n = 107) 49), relationships with other genera ;ue be-have been proposed in the tribe Euliini than coming more clear, and there is a need to in any other tribe of the family Tortricidae. synonymize those that likely represent ex-All of these new genera are restricted to the tremes within a single monophyletic lineage New Worid tropics, presenting compelling (ie., genus). The purposes of this paper are evidence of the hyperdiversity of the group to describe three new genera, propose the within this large and complex geographic re-synonymy of three previously described gen-gion. Based primarily on material collected era, describe two new species, and propose by Vitor Becker of Planaltina, Brazil, the vast ^ve new combinations. The overall goal is to majority of these senera have been described continue to build upon the growing generic by Jozef Razowski. who has nearly single-framework for the tnbe and to clanly rela-handedly created a generic framework mto tionships in an eftort to establish a stable, which new species of Neotropical Euliini can be placed. However, this task is far from complete, with numerous described and un-described species still defying confident ge-Specimens were obtained from or ex-neric assignment. In contrast, for some of the amined at the following institutions: The monotypic genera, which are numerous (n = Natural History Museum, London, England meaningful classification. Materials and Methods