The genus Coenonycha contains 30 described species of small to
medium sized scarabs. They are found in the arid and semi-arid
regions of western United States and northern Baja California. The
adults feed at night on several genera of xerophylous plants.
An examination of the male genitalia of the 19...
The male genitalia of 69 species, representing eight genera of
sphecid wasps, were examined in order to ascertain their taxonomic
value. In all, the male genitalia of approximately 1000 specimens
were critically studied.
Emphasis was placed on the genitalia and associated sclerites
of the known males in the genus Eucerceris....
The diel fluctuations in the abundance of alfalfa weevils, as
measured by sweeping, were studied during 1972 and 1973 in three
of the four major alfalfa growing regions of Oregon. It was found
that in all regions studied significantly more new generation adults
could be captured after dark than during...
The genus Ochodaeus Serville contains approximately sixty
species and is World wide in its distribution. One-half of these
species are known from the Nearctic and Neotropic regions.
Adults of six previously described species common to the
United States have been studied in detail. The mandibles, stridulatory
peg, and male genitalia...
Rhyacophila is one of the largest genera of caddisflies, containing
about 465 species. Approximately 100 species are found in
North America with 83 occurring in the west, The larvae of 24
western North American species are associated for the first time,
making a total of 38 species for which larvae...
