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1964 Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 119 RECENf LITERATURE ON LEPIDOPTERA Under this heading are included abstracts of papers and books of interest to lepidopterists. The world's literature is searched systematically, and it is intended that every work on Lepidoptera published after 1946 will be noticed here. Papers of only local interest and papers from this lournal are listed without abstract. Readers, not in North America, interested in assisting with this very large task, are invited to write Dr. P. F. BELLINGER (Dept. of Natural Sciences, San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, Calif., U. S. A.). Abstractors' initials are as follows: [P.BJ - P. F. BELLINGER [I.CJ - I. F. B. COMMON [W.CJ - w. C. COOK [A.DJ - A. DIAKONOFF [W.HJ - W. HACKMAN [T.I.J - TARO IWASE [J.MJ - J. MOUCHA [E.M.J - E. G. MUNROE A. GENERAL [N.OJ - N. S. OBRAZTSOV [C.R] - C. L. REMINGTON [J.T'] - J. W. TILDEN [P.V.J - P. E. L. VIETTE Remington, Jeanne E., & Charles L., "Mimicry, a test of evolutionary theory." Yale scientific Mag., vo1.32: pp.1O-21, 5 figs. 1957. Review with new evidence and examples, of the theoretical basis for protective resemblance of one species to another, and of evidence for validity of theory and for mechanisms producing & maintaining mimetic resemblances; examples mainly from Lepidoptera. [Po BJ Roepke, W. K. J., "Enkele voorbeelden van opvallende mimicry (Lep., Col., Hym. r' [in DutchJ. Tiidschr. Ent., vol.9l: pp.xcvii-xcviii. Notes on JEgeriidre mimicking Hymenoptera. [Po BJ Sevastopulo, D. G., "The biology of Danaus chrysippus L." hum. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.47: pp.769-771. 1948. Miscellaneous notes on habits, appearance, & variation in early stages and adult. Larvae rejected by birds and a lizard. [Po B.J Scvastoplllo, D. G., "The influence of migrant birds on butterfly mimicry." lourn. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.47: pp.559-561. 1948. Doubts that a butterfly can gain any protection by resemblance to a distasteful species at the other end of a migrant bird's range. Suggests that a general resemblance between model & mimic (in same locality) will give some protection to latter. [Po BJ Sevastopulo, D. G., "Notes on rearing Herse convolvuli L." Ent. Rec. & lourn. Var., vo1.64: pp.41-42. 1952. On variation, especially color dimorphism, in larvae; thinks larval color partly determined by activity, partly genetic. [P. BJ Scvastopulo, D. G., "Birds and insects." Ent. mo. Mag., vo1.87: p.102. 19.51. Includes records of birds attacking Lepidoptera; mentions examples of spp. of Amauris, AC1'rea, & My/othris with beak marks. [Po B.J Sevastopulo, D. G., "Aposematic butterflies protected by the poisonous qu.alities of their larval foodplants." JOUTn. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.50: pp.951-952. 1952. Not all aposematic spp. feed on poisonous plants, and tlot all spp. feeding on such plants are aposematic. [Po B.J Sevastopulo, D. G., "Food of a captive chameleon." Entomologist, vo1.86: pp.198-199. 19.53. Animal released 2 syntomids & Porthesia spp., ate a noctuid. [Po B.J Tinbergen, N., "Defense by color." Sci. Amer., vo1.l97, no.4: pp.49-53, 7 figs. 1957. Popular account of protective & warning coloration; effectiveness of countershading, protective resemblance, and such markings as eyespots are noted. [Po B.J White, E. Barton, "Birds and butterflies." Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var., vo1.65: pp.55-56. 1953. Butterflies & a moth attacked by Muscicapa griseola. [Po B.J You.ng, L., "Bag-moths attacked by Shrike-tits." Victo1'ian Nat., vo1.65: p.127. 1948. Records attacks by the Eastern Shrike-tit (Falctl,nculus frontatus) on case-bearing larvae of Psychidae. [1. C.J F. BIOLOGY AND IMMATURE STAGES Yamafuji, K., M. Eto, & F. Yoshihara, "Effect of nuclear preparations from infected Silkworms on the development of polyhedrosis" [in English; German summary J.

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1964 Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 119

RECENf LITERATURE ON LEPIDOPTERA

Under this heading are included abstracts of papers and books of interest to lepidopterists. The world's literature is searched systematically, and it is intended that every work on Lepidoptera published after 1946 will be noticed here. Papers of only local interest and papers from this lournal are listed without abstract. Readers, not in North America, interested in assisting with this very large task, are invited to write Dr. P. F. BELLINGER (Dept. of Natural Sciences, San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, Calif., U. S. A.). Abstractors' initials are as follows:

[P.BJ - P. F. BELLINGER [I.CJ - I. F. B. COMMON [W.CJ - w. C. COOK [A.DJ - A. DIAKONOFF

[W.HJ - W. HACKMAN [T.I.J - TARO IWASE [J.MJ - J. MOUCHA [E.M.J - E. G. MUNROE

A. GENERAL

[N.OJ - N. S. OBRAZTSOV [C.R] - C. L. REMINGTON [J.T'] - J. W. TILDEN [P.V.J - P. E. L. VIETTE

Remington, Jeanne E., & Charles L., "Mimicry, a test of evolutionary theory." Yale scientific Mag., vo1.32: pp.1O-21, 5 figs. 1957. Review with new evidence and examples, of the theoretical basis for protective resemblance of one species to another, and of evidence for validity of theory and for mechanisms producing & maintaining mimetic resemblances; examples mainly from Lepidoptera. [Po BJ

Roepke, W. K. J., "Enkele voorbeelden van opvallende mimicry (Lep., Col., Hym. r' [in DutchJ. Tiidschr. Ent., vol.9l: pp.xcvii-xcviii. 195:~. Notes on JEgeriidre mimicking Hymenoptera. [Po BJ

Sevastopulo, D. G., "The biology of Danaus chrysippus L." hum. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.47: pp.769-771. 1948. Miscellaneous notes on habits, appearance, & variation in early stages and adult. Larvae rejected by birds and a lizard. [Po B.J

Scvastoplllo, D. G., "The influence of migrant birds on butterfly mimicry." lourn. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.47: pp.559-561. 1948. Doubts that a butterfly can gain any protection by resemblance to a distasteful species at the other end of a migrant bird's range. Suggests that a general resemblance between model & mimic (in same locality) will give some protection to latter. [Po BJ

Sevastopulo, D. G., "Notes on rearing Herse convolvuli L." Ent. Rec. & lourn. Var., vo1.64: pp.41-42. 1952. On variation, especially color dimorphism, in larvae; thinks larval color partly determined by activity, partly genetic. [P. BJ

Scvastopulo, D. G., "Birds and insects." Ent. mo. Mag., vo1.87: p.102. 19.51. Includes records of birds attacking Lepidoptera; mentions examples of spp. of Amauris, AC1'rea, & My/othris with beak marks. [Po B.J

Sevastopulo, D. G., "Aposematic butterflies protected by the poisonous qu.alities of their larval foodplants." JOUTn. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vo1.50: pp.951-952. 1952. Not all aposematic spp. feed on poisonous plants, and tlot all spp. feeding on such plants are aposematic. [Po B.J

Sevastopulo, D. G., "Food of a captive chameleon." Entomologist, vo1.86: pp.198-199. 19.53. Animal released 2 syntomids & Porthesia spp., ate a noctuid. [Po B.J

Tinbergen, N., "Defense by color." Sci. Amer., vo1.l97, no.4: pp.49-53, 7 figs. 1957. Popular account of protective & warning coloration; effectiveness of countershading, protective resemblance, and such markings as eyespots are noted. [Po B.J

White, E. Barton, "Birds and butterflies." Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var., vo1.65: pp.55-56. 1953. Butterflies & a moth attacked by Muscicapa griseola. [Po B.J

You.ng, L., "Bag-moths attacked by Shrike-tits." Victo1'ian Nat., vo1.65: p.127. 1948. Records attacks by the Eastern Shrike-tit (Falctl,nculus frontatus) on case-bearing larvae of Psychidae. [1. C.J

F. BIOLOGY AND IMMATURE STAGES

Yamafuji, K., M. Eto, & F. Yoshihara, "Effect of nuclear preparations from infected Silkworms on the development of polyhedrosis" [in English; German summary J.

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Enzymologia, vo1.l7: pp.164-168. 1954. Injection of these preparations increased number of larvae of Bombyx mori becoming diseased after injection of virus. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, Kazuo, S. Fujii, & T. Akita, "Ueber die chemischen Prozesse bei def ktinstlichen Virus-Erzeugung im lebendigen KorpeT" [in German; English sum­mary]. Enzymologia, vol.l4: pp.24-29. 1950. Study of production of virus particlcs by denaturing proteins with hydroxylamine treatment, in Bombyx mori. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, K., K. Hayashi, & M. Shimamura, "Ultracentrifllgal investigation of Silkworm polyhedra" [in English; German summary]. Enzym%gia, voL17: pp.155-156, 1 pI. 1954. Chemically induced polyhedra contain a component lack­ing in nonna! polyhedra. [Po B.J

Yamafuji, Kazuo, & Katsllhide Hirayama, "Contact method for inducing polyhedral disease" [in English; German summary]. Enzym%gia, vol.l1: pp.229-236. 1955. External treatment of Bombyx mori larvae with solutions of NHoOH, H "O ?, or thioglycolic acid was followed by appearance of virus disease. [P~ BJ --

Yamafuji, K., 1. Igaue, & M. Sato, "Effect of chemicals upon the solubility of the polyhedral virus of Silkworms" [in English; Gennan summary]. Enz.ym%gia, vol.l5: pp.219-222. 1952. No effeet; presented as evidence for distinctness of natural & chcmically induced polyhedra . [Po B.J

Yamafuji, K., Y. Matsukura. & M. Eto, "Electrophoresis of Silkwom1 polyhedra" [in English; German summary]. EnzymoZogia. vol.l5: pp.321-328, 1 pI. 1953. Slight difference between natural and chemically induced polyhedra. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, K., l .Mukai, & F. Yoshihara, "Polyhedral virus induction by dcsoxyribonu­clease and trypsin" [in English; German summary]. EnzymoZogia, voL18: pp.28-32. 1951. Low incidence of disease resulted from injection of these suhstances into Bombyx mori larvae. [Po BJ

Yamafuii, Kazuo, & Hirohisa Omura, "The fom1ation of silkworm virus by acetoxime feeding" [in English; German summary]. EnzymoZogia, vo1.14: pp.120-123. 1950. Feeding mulberry leaves coated with acetoxime solution to Bombyx mori larvae resulted in appearance of virus disease, especially foIlowing treatment with heat or cold. [Po BJ

Yamafllji, Kazuo, & Hirohisa Omora, "A study of polyhedral virus fomlation with radioactive phosphorus" [in English; Gemlan summary]. Enzym%gia, vol. 17 : pp.28-30. 1954. Some isotope appcared in polyhedra after injection into Bombyx larva. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, K., H . Omura, & M. Sato, "Polyhedron production in offspring of viTUs­infected Silkwonm" [in English; German summary]. Enzymologia, vo1.15: pp.362-365. 1953. Injection of polyhedra into larvae or pupae did not affect percent developing disease following chemical feeding in latel- generations. Given as evidence that virus particles are not transmitted to offspring in Bombyx mori. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, K., H. Omura, & M. Sato, "Injection method for inducing polyhedrosis in in Silkworm" [in English; German Summary J. Enzymologia, vol.l6: pp.329-335. 1954. Disease can be induced by iniection of KNO., or NHoOH; low temperature treatment or use of hybrid animals increases effect. [Po B~]

Yamafuji, K., H. Omura, & F . Yoshihara, "Effect of chemicals on the virus infection in Silkworms" [in English; German summary]. Enzym%gia, vol. 15: pp.28-30. 1951. Chemical treatment of B. mori larvae is more effective in producing virus disease than is deliberate infection with virus. [Po B.J

Yamafuji, K., M. Shimamura, & F. Yoshihara, "Behaviour of nucleic acids in fonnation process of Silkwom1 virus" [in English; German summary]. EnzymoZogia, vol.16: pp.331-342, 1 pI. 1954. Desoxyribonucleic acid increases in diseased animals, and slightly after infection, nitrite feeding, or chilling which is not followed by disease. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, K., K. Tokuyasu, & K. Wada, "Electron micrography of polyhedra from Silkworms" [in English; Gem1an summary]. Enz.ym%gia, vol. 1.5: pp.31-32, 1 pI.

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1951. Figures polyhedra from B. mori and notes apparent differences in natural and artificially produced polyhedra. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, K., K. Wada, & M. Sato, "Solubility of polyhedra:! bodies of Silkworms" [in English; Gennan summary]. Enzymologia, voLl5: pp.l:l0-133. 1951. Different in natural & chemically induced polyhedra. [Po BJ

Yamafuji, Kazuo, & Fumiko Yoshihara, "On the virus production and oxime formation in silkworms fed with nitrites" [in English; German summary]. E,nzymologia, vo1.l4: pp.124-127. 1950.

Yamafuji, K., & F. Yoshihara, "Embryonic development and virus formation in Silkworms" [in English; German summary]. E,nzymologia, vol.l5: pp.321-326. 1953. Reports slight induction of virus disease in larvae from eggs treated with cold, KN02 , NH 20H, or HCl. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, K. , F. Yoshihara, M . Eto, & H. Omura, "Induction of polyhedrosis by injecting desoxyribonucleic acid fractions isolated from healthy Silkworms" [in English; German summary]. Enzymologia, vo1.l7: pp.237-244, 1 pI. 1955.

Yamafuji, K., F. Yoshihara, J . Mukai, & M. Sato, "Virogenic action of Silkwom1 desoxyTibonuclease" [in English; Gennan summary]. Enzymologia, vol.18 : pp.125-130. 1957.

Yamafuji, K., F. Yoshihara, & H. Omura, "Experimental virus production in a Canadian strain of Silkworm" [in English; German summary]. Enzymologia, voLl5: pp.182-186, 1 pl. 1952. Chemical treatment induced disease in stock certified by Bergold to be virus-free. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, K., F. Yoshihara, & M . Sato, "Eclipse period of polyhedral disease" [in English; German summary]. Enzymoiogia, vol.17: pp.152·154. 1954. Tissues of infected Bombyx mori are not infective for several hours after injection of virus. [p, B.]

Yamafuji, K., F. Yoshihara, & M. Shimamura, "Action of ribonuclease in relation to fonnation of Silkworm virus" [in English; German summary!. Enzymologia, vol. 17 : pp.286-290. 1956. Enzyme activated by chemical feeding or virus infection. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, K., F. Yoshihara, & S. Yoshimoto, "Induction of polyhcdrosis in progenies of chemically treated Silkworms" [in English; Gem1an summary]. Enzymologia, vo1.l6: pp.51-55, 1 fig. 1953. Nitrite feeding of larvae had no effect on chemical induction of disease in later generations. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, Kazuo, & Ikuko Yoshihara, "Procedures for the chemical production of Silkworm virus" [in English; German summary]. Enzymologia, vol.15: pp.l0-13. 19.51. Describes technique resulting in highest incidence oj disease. [Po B.l

Yamafuji, Kazuo, & Teigen Yuki, "uber die Vorbeugung gegen eine Viruskrankheit durch Fiitterung mit Katalase beim Seidenspinner" [in German]. Biochem. Zeitschr., vol.318: pp.l07-111. 1947. Catalase preparation, fed to larvae of Bombyx mori, reduces incidence of virus disease. [Po B.l

Yamamoto, Jozaburo, "On the distribution and foodplant,: of Everes lacturnus kawaU Matsumura, Celastrina puspa umenois Matsumura (Lycaenidae) in Kochi­pref. ( Shikoku)" [in Japanese]. Gensei, voLl: pp.15-16. 19.52. Foodplants : Desmodium polycarp11m (for kawaii), and Rosa wichuraiana (for wnenois). [T. 1.]

Yamamoto, Masao, "On the life-history of Argynnis cydippe pallescens Butler (Nymphalidae)" [in Japanese]. Chilh6, no.l: 4 pp., 1 pl. 1949. Foodplants : Viola spp. [T. I.]

Yamamoto, Yoshimam, "Larva & pupa of Nymphalis I-album Esper (Nymphalidae)" [in Japanesel. Insect Ecology, voI.2: pp.1l-12, 1 pI. 1947. Foodplant: Betula japonica. [T. I.]

Yamamoto, Yoshimaru, "Life-history of Langia zenzeroides nawai Rothschild & Jordan (Sphingidae)" [in Japanese]. Insect Ecology, voI.2: pp.29-30, 1 pI. 1948. Foodplants: Prunus spp. [T. I.]

Yasumatsu, Keizo, "On the identity of four scelionid egg-parasites of some Japanese and Formosan pyraloid moths (Hymenoptera)." Mushi, vol.2l: pp.55-60. 1950. Telenomus spp., reared from spp. of SCirpiphaga, SchoenoZ,itls, Chilo, & Proceras. [Po BJ

122 Minutes 13th Annual Meeting Vo1.l8: no.2

Yasumatsu, Keizo, "On the identity of Elasmus philippineruis Ashmead, a larval parasite of Sylepta dcrogata Fabricius, in Hainan Island (Hymenoptera)." Mushi, vol.28: pp .. 53-55. 1955.

York, G. T., J. C. Schaffner, & T. A. Brindley, "Parasites of the European Corn Borer found infesting the Stalk BoreL" Journ. econ. Ent ., vol.48: pp.765-766. "1955" rI956]. Dissections of larvae of Papaipema nebl'is in 1953 and 1954 in Iowa showed them to be parasitized by Lydella grisescens (Diptera, Larvaevoridae) & Sympiesis viridttla (Hymenoptera, Eulophidae), both of which were introduced as parasites of PYl'austa nubilalis. [\OV. CJ

Yust, Harold R., & Miguel A. Cevallos, "Catal'ata lepisma, a serious pest of cotton in Ecuador." Rev. ecuator. Ent. Parasitol., vol.2: pp.151-152. Hl54. Notes on early stages and biology of this stenomid. [Po BJ

Zagainyi, S. A., & P. D. TUrchenko, "Phassus schamyl Chr. - pest of grape-vine" [in Russian]. Vinodel. i Vinograd. SSSR, val.15; no.1: pp.25-27. 1955. [Not seen].

Zavrel, Hynek, "Minujici hmyz na Kotauci a v ok ali stramberka I." [in Czech]. Acta ReI'. nat. Distr. Ostraviensis, vol.13: pp.416-422. 1953. Some mining insects from Mt. Kotouc, a famous nature reserve in N. Moravia. A small number of Lepidoptera are listed. [J. M.l

Zavrel, H., "Mimljici hmyz pHrodnich reservaci v Jesenicich" [in Czech]. Ochrana PHrody, vol.10: pp.301-302. 1955. Lists somc mining insects in Jeseniky Mts. in Northern Moravia; incllldes 16 spp. of Lepidoptera, all common, with their host plants. [J. M.]

Zavrel, Hynek, "Die Blattmincn des Kotouc (Kotoutsch) und del' Umgebung von stramberk (Stram berg) Il" lin Czech; Russian & German summaries]. Acta ReI'. nat Distr. Ostravicnsis, vol. 17 : pp.276-283. 1956. The mining insects of the Kotouc State Nature Reserve in S. Moravia; 72 spp. of Lepidoptera are recorded. [J. :MJ

Ziegler, J. B. , "The status of Kalmia as a host plant of Incisa/ia august~nus (Lycaeni­dae)." Lepid. News, voUO: pp.89-90. 1956.

Zimmack, Harold L., & Tom A. Brindley, "Effect of the protozoan, Perezia pyraustae, on the European Corn Borer." Bull. ent. Soc. Amer., vol.2, no.3: p.18. 19,56. Abstract; host - Pyrausta nubilalis.

Zimmack, Harold Lincoln, "Effect of Pe1·ez.ia pyraustae Paillot on the Enropean Corn Borer, Pyrausta Tltlbilaris (Hiibner)." Iowo State Coil. Jomn. Sci., vol.32: pp.291-292. 19.57. Abstract .

E. DISTRIBUTION A:"-JD PHENOLOGY Best, A. A., "Records of light traps 1947 to 1949." Ent. Gaz., voU: pp.225-231. 1950.

Interesting phenological data from Surrey, including records of species taken only in high trap (36 feet) or only near ground. [Po BJ

Best, A. E. G., "Swarming of butterflies." JOU1'T1. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc ., vo1.50: p.683. 1952. Chi/ades laius, Papilio polytes, & other spp., N. of Madras. [Po B .]

Best, A. E. G ., "Butterflies of Bombay and Salsette - additions." Joul'n. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vol.53: pp.282-284. 1955. 7 new records (Lycaenidae, Pierididae, Danaidae) & additional notes on other spp. [Po B.J

Best, A. E. G., "Further notes and additions to the list of butterflies from Bomhay and Salsette." Journ. Bombay nat . Hist. Soc., vol.54: pp.215-216. 1956. 6 new records. [Po B.]

Betz, J.-T., "Rehabilitation d'un Departement: Le Nord" [in French]. Rev. franl;. Lepid., vol.l4: pp.241-244; vol.l5: pp.86-88. 19.5.5; 1956. Notes On fauna of region in N. France, with lists of interesting butterflies. & minor famili es of moths. [Po BJ

Betz, J. T., "Vanessa ul'ticae L. aux hautes altitudes" [in French]. Rev. franl;. Lepid., vol.l5: pp.l03-104. "1955" [May 1956]. Note on the presence of V. wticae at high altitudes in the Alps, near farms and populations of Urtica. [Po B.]

Betz, J. T., "Panthea coenoiJita en Frence" [in French], Rev. frall~. Lepid. , vo1.l6: pp.9-12. 1957. Notes on the geographical distribution in France of this quadrifid noctuid. [Po VJ

Bevan, K., "Notes on the Macrolepidoptera of the Fyldc coastal area of west Lan-

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cashire." Ent. Rec. & joum. Var., vo1.66: pp.74-77. 1954. Annotated list of some 90 spp. [Po BJ

de Biezanko, C. M., & Johannes Zopp, "Die Sphingiden Uruguays" [in Gem1anl. Ent. Zeitschr., vo1.64: pp.135-143. 1954. Annotated list of 3~~ spp. Some foodplants listed. [Po BJ

Bigot, L., "Biogeographie des lepidopteres de la Provence occidentale" [in French). Vie et Milieu, vol.7: pp.429-480. 12 fjgs. 1957. Bjogeographical, but rather ecological, study of the Lepidoptera of western Provence I: SE France). [P. V J

Birchler, A., "Entomologischer Jahresbericht 1949" [in German:!. Ent. Nachrichtenbl ., Burgdorf, vol.4: pp: 13-14. 19,50. Brief season summary for Switzerland. [Po BJ

Birchler, Alfons, "Schmetterlings-Fauna dcr Lithehene. 3. Fortsetzung: Ergebnisse 1946-1951" [in German). Mitt. schweiz. ent. Ges., vo1.24: pp.197-199. 1951. Noteworthy records of Macrolepidoptera from a very small area (3 square km.) in Switzerland; local list includes 664 spp. [P. BJ

Bird, Charles D., "A collection of L epidoptera from the Whiteshell Fores t Reserve, !vlanitoba." Lepid. News, voLlO: pp.107-108. 1956.

Birkett, Neville L., "Some Lepidoptera records from Tenhy, 1951." Ent. Rec. & joum. VaT., vo1.63: pp.242-244. 1951. Records some 130 Macrolepidoptera. [Po BJ

Birkett, Neville L., "Autumn collecting notes from the Kendal district." Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var. , vol.64: pp.1G·Cl-ll1. 1952.

Birkett, Neville L., "Some Microlepidoptera records from the l'\orth-West." Ent. Rec. & journ. Var., vol.64: pp:82-84. 1952. Records 30 SPI>. from NW England. [Po BJ

Birkett, l'\eville L., "Lepidoptera collecting notes , 1952." En/. Rec. & Journ. Var., vol.65: pp.60. 19,53 . In Britain.

Birkett, Neville L., "Lepidoptera collecting notes, 1953." Ent. Rec & JOtll"n. Var., vo1.66: pp.llO-1l4. 1954. In Britain.

Birkett, Neville L., "Some Cardiganshire Lepidoptera record:; 1954." Ent. Rec. & Joum. Var., vol.66: pp.66: pp.244-245. 1954.

Birkett, Neville L., "The occurrence of Eurois occulta L. in W estmorland and Penrith." Ent. Rec. & joum. Var., vo1.66: pp.240-241. Hl54.

Birkett, Neville L. , "The present status of the butterfly pop.dation of the Kendal district, W estmorland." Ent. mo. Mag., vol.90: pp.293-298. 1954. With annotated list of 44 spp. [P. B J

Birkett, Neville L., "Hydraecia oculea L. and its near relatives in north-west Englanu." Entomologist, vo1.89: pp.20-21. 1956. Records of 4 spp. [P BJ

Birkett, Neville L., "Notes on the 1956 season." Ent. Rec. Ii journ. Va,. ., vo1.69: pp.I-6. 1957. Collecting in Britain. [Po BJ

Blair, K. G., "Lithnphane (Cmptolitha) lapidea Huebner (Lep., Caradrinidac) in the Isle of Wight, a new British record." Ent. Mo. Mag., vo1.88: pp.14-15. 1952.

Blair, K. G., "Lithophane (Graptnlitha) lap idea Huebner in Britain." Entomologist, voI.8.5 : pp.123-124, 1 fig. 1952.

Blathwayt, C. S. H., "Lepidoptera notes, Bristol district, 1948." Proc . Bristol Nat. Soc., vol. 27 : pp.221-222. 1948.

Blathwayt, C. S. H., "Lepidoptera notes, Bristol district, 1953." 1'roc. BTistol Nat. Soc., vol.28: pp.403-406. 1954. Notes on 61 spp. (Macrolcpidoptera & Pyralidae). [Po BJ

Blathwayt, C. S. H., "Lepidoptera notes, Bristol district, 1954." Proc. Bristol Nat. Soc., vol.29: pp.47-48. 1955.

Blathway, C. S. H., "Lepidoptera notes, Bristol district, 1955." 1'roc. Bristol Nat. Soc., vo1.29: pp.129-131. 1956.

Bleszynski, Stanislaw, "Butterfly species new to the fauna 01' Poland." [in Polish; English summary l. Bull. ent. P%gne, vo1.20: pp.97 -99. H)50. Records 8 spp. [J. M.)

Bleszynski, Stanislaw, "Studies on the family Crambidae (Lepidoptera). Part V. A second location of Crambus maculalis Zett. in Polish Tatra Mts." [in Polish; English

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summary]. Bull. Ent. Pologne, vol.20: pp.94-96. 1950. New locality in Tatra Mts. is registered. U. MJ

Bleszynski, Stanislaw, "La faune des lepidopteres de Podg6rki aux environs de Cracovie" [in Polish]. Docum. Physiogr. Polon., nr. 21: pp.1-52. 1950. Records 409 spp. of which 85 are new for Cracow & its environs. 0. MJ

Blom, W. L., "Een niewe vlinder voor de Nederlandse fauna" [in Dutch; English summaryJ Ent. Berichten, vol.15: p.451. 1955. Earias verna.na new to Holland. [Po BJ

Bock, Theodore, "Notes on collecting Polygonia faunus smyth-i." Lepid. News, vol.5: p.70. 1951.

Boer Leffef, W . J., "Mededeelingen over Lepidoptera uit de omgeving van Apeldoorn" [in Dutch]. Ent. Berichten, vol.l6: pp.149-150. 1956.

Boer Leffef, W. J., "lIydraecia petasitis Doubleday in Nederland gevangen" [in Dutch; English summary]. Ent. Berichten, vol.16: pp.18-19, 1 fig. 1956. First Dutch record; Lempke, in appendix, notes Danish record. [Po B.J

Boness, M., "Die Fauna der Wiesen unter besonderer Berucksichtigung der Mahd. (Ein Beitrag zur Agrarokologie)" [in German]. Zeitschr. M orph. akol. Tiere, vo1.42: pp.225-277, .5 figs. 1953. Lists a few Lepidoptera characteristic of meadows in N. Gennany, including butterflies, noctuids, geometrids, Cmmbus, Ino statices, Hepialus humuli, Tortrix paleana, Micropteryx calthella. [Po BJ

Bourgogne, J., "Un enquete biogeographique sur Melitaea athalia Rott. en Alsace" [in French]. Bull. Soc. ent. Mulhouse, 1948: pp.35-37. 1948. On location of area of area of intergradation between M. a. athalia & M. a. pseudoathalia. [Po BJ

Bourgogne, J., "Particularites de deux aires contigues chez un lepidoptere rhopalocere" [in French]. Bull. Soc. Biogeogr., no.284., pp.4-9, 1 map. 19.56. Note on the distribution in Frence of Melitaea a. athalia & M. a. celadussa and considerations on the area of transition. [P. BJ

Bowden, S. R., "The decline of Lysandra bellargus Rott." Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var., vol.66: pp.39-40. 19.54. In Britain.

Bracke, R., "Lepidoptere Sphingidae nouveau pour la fatme beige" [in French]. Bull. & Ann. Soc. ent. Belg., vol.90: p.178. 19.54. Proserpinus proserpina new to Belgium. [Po BJ

Bradley, J. D., "Microlepidaptera from the Bantry - Glengarriff area, West Cork." Irish Nat. Journ., vol.U: pp.16-18. 1953. List of 47 spp.; Glyphipteryx schoeni­colella new to Ireland. [Po BJ

Braid, K. E., "Lepidoptera of mid-Cornwall." Entollwlogist, vol.86: pp.272-274. 19.53" [19.54]. List of interesting spp.; notes on a radio station as a moth trap. [Po BJ

Brauns, Adolf, "Das Auftreten wirtschaftlich-schadigender und wirtschaftlich­nutzlicher Artbropoden in Nord-und Mitteldeutschland" [in German]. Abhandl. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen, vol.32: pp.361-390. 19.51. Records on some destructive Lepidoptera in Germany, including spp. of Tischeria, Coleophom, Evetria, Epiblema, Laspeymsia, Notodonta, Boarmia, Thamnonoma, Lymantria. [Po BJ

Break, J aroslav, "Biozonologie der Lepidopteren des Dunkelfichtentales (Temnos­mreeinova dolina) in der Hoben Tatra" [in Slovak; Russian & German sum­maries]. BioI. Sbornik, vol.7: pp.1l3-131, 4 figs., 3 maps. 1952. Records 55 spp. and discusses their vertical distribution. [J. MJ

Bretherton, R. F., "Our lost butterflies and moths." Ent. Gaz., vol.2: pp.2U-240. 19.51. Discusses disappcarance of some two dozen resident British species, and their former distribution. [P. BJ

Bretherton, R. F., "A fortnight's butterfly collecting in France. (Fontainebleau and Lac d'Annecy)." Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var., vol.62: pp.l01-l06. 19.50.

Bretherton, R. F., "The early history of the Swallow-tail Butterfly (Papilio machaon L.) in England." E,nt. Rec. & Journ. V m·., vol.63: pp.206-211. 1951. Old records indicate wider distribution for both native & continental spp. [Po BJ

Bretherton, R. F., "Records of some species of Hydraecia and Procus." Ent. Rec. & Journ. VaT., vol.6.5: pp.130-132. 1953. British local records of some 'difficult' spp. [Po BJ

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Bretherton, R. F., "The moth trap in October, 1952 and 1953." Ent. Rec. & Joul;n. Var., vol.65: pp.339-34l. 1953. Comparison of 2 years' collecting in Surrey, England. [Po B.J

Bretherton, R. F., "A week's butterfly collecting in Cyprus." Entomologist, vol.87: pp.207-21l. l!:154. Notes on 23 spp. from near Kyrenia. [I'. B.J

Bretherton, R. F., "Palpita (Margarodes) u,nionalis Hubner (Lep. Pyralidae) in the British Isles." Entomologist, vol.88: pp.76-81. 1955. Lists all records. Probably an immigrant which occasionally breeds in England. [Po B.J

Bretherton, R. F., "A list of the Macrolepidoptera and Pyralidina of north west Surrey." Proc. Trans. south London ent. nat. His/;. Soc., 1955: pp.94-151, 1 map. Hl57. Annotated list.

Bretherton, R. F., "The history and status of Spaelotis ravida (Schiffermueller), the Stout Dart in Britain (Lep: Caradrinidae)." Ent. Gm:ette, vol.8: pp.3-19, 1 map. 1957. Lists known records; precarious resident & occasional immigrant. [Po B.J

Bretherton, R. F ., "A supplementary note on Spaelotis ravida (Schiffermueller) (the Stout Dart) in Britain. (Lep: Caradrinidae)." Ent. Gazette, vol.8: pp.175-198. 1957.

Bretherton, R. F., R. E. Ellison, & W. B. L. Manley, "Lepidoptera in the eastern Pyrenees, 1951 (Porte-Pnymorens and Vernet-Ies-Bains, J nne 30-July 19), and the Foret de RambouilJet, near Paris (July 16 and 20)." Entomologist, vol.85: pp.197-204, 222-229. 1952. With list of spp. captured, including micros. [P. B.l

Bretherton, R. F., & W. B. L. Manley, "Some notes on Lepidoptera in the Hantes Alpes, France (GuilJestre and Saint Veran), 18th J uly-3rd August, 1953." Entomologist, vol.87: pp.69-74. 1954.

Bretherton, R. F., & C. G. M. de Worms, "A fortnight's collecting in the Durance Valley (Hautes Alpes), with an epilogue at Grenoble (Isere)." Entomologist, Vol.86: pp.231-237. 1953.

Brinck, Per, & Karl Georg Wingstrand, "The mountain faunn of the Virihaure area in Swedish Lapland." Lunds Univ. Arsskr., N. F ., Avd.2 , vol.45, no.2: 70 pp., 25 figs. 1949. Lists of fauna in various biotopes, including Lepidoptera; description of area; synecological & zoogeographical analyses of fauna. [P. B.J

Brodersen, Poul, "Xylina semibrunnea Hw. ny for Danmark" [in Danishl. Ent. Meddelelser, vol.26: pp.267-268, 1 fig. 1952. New sp. for Denmark; adult figured. [Po B.J

Broquet, M., "Observations sur la chasse des papillons nocturnes a la lumiere" [in Frenchl. Bull. Soc. sci. nat. Ouest France, ser.6, voU: pp.34-40. 1952. Notes on collecting at light in Loire-Infericure, France; remarks on annual variation in numbers, & its cause. [P. B.J

de Bros, Emmanuel, "Cinq jours de chasse a Soglio (Val Bregaglia, Grisons)" [in Frenchl. Ent. Nachrichtenbl., Burgdorf, vol.4: pp.21-23, 28-32. 1950. Collecting in Switzerland; with annotated list of some 150 spp. [P. H.J

de Bros, Emanuel, "Abschliessende Bcmerkungen und Druckfehlerberichtigung" [in German]. Ent. Nachrichtenbl., vol.5: pp.51-52. 1953. Corrections to paper by de Bros & Thomann on Lepidoptera of Graubunden (Ent. Nachrichtenbl., vols. 4&5). [Po B.l

Brown, F. Martin, "Butterfly collecting in Colorado." Lepid. News, vol.5: p.53. 1951. Brown, S. C. S., "The Stigmellidae (Lep.) of the Bournemouth district." Ent. mo.

Mag., vo1.89: pp.158-160. 1953. List of 57 spp. of Stigme/'!a; foodplants recorded. [I'. B.l

Bryk, Felix, "Eine Karte mit falscher Verbreitung von Parnassius apollo (L.)" [in GermanI. Ent. Tidskr., vo1.74: p .222. 1954. Calls attention to numerous errors in Scharff's (19C'7) distribution map, which is the basis for some recent speculation on zoogeography. [Po B.l

BulJon, A., "La oruga de Graellsia isabellae (Graells) en Cercedilla (Madrid)" [in Spanish], Graellsia, vol.8: pp.23-26. 1950. Collecting notes.

Burgermeister, Franz, "Falterbeobachtungen in Hochkoniggebiet (Salzburg)" [in

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GermanJ. Zeitsch1". wiener ent. Ges., vo1.39: pp.1S-20. 1954. Notes on 12 alpine spp. taken at 1400 m. or above in a mountain massif in Austria. [Po B.J

Burgermeister, Franz, "Falterbeobachtungen in Vorarlberg" [in German]. Zeitschr . wiener ent. Ges ., vol.41.: pp.I71-173, 1 map. 1956. Records possible colony of Parnassius styriacus; notes on light collecting (Noctuidae, Geometridae). [Po B.]

Burgermeister, Franz, "Die 'Panzer-Einfahrstrecke' bei Herzograd, Niederosterreich" lin German]. Zeitsch1". wiener ent. Ges., vo1.41: pp.lS5-1S7, 1 map. 1956.Collecting notes .

Burkhardt, V. R., "Butterflies at Hongkong." Ent. Rec. & lOUTH. 1/ar., voJ.63: pp.109-110. 1951.

Burmann, Karl, ''Pieris callidice Esp. in Nordtirol" [in German]. Zeitschr. wiener ent. Ges., vo1.33: pp.S5-SS . 1945. Geographic and vertical distribution. [Po B.]

Bunnann, Karl, "Wo hat lsturgia carbonaria Cl. ihre Nord - und Ostgrenze der alpinen Verbreitung? (Macrolepidoptera, Geometridae)" [in German] . Mitt. miinchner ent. Ges., vo1.40: pp .175-1S0, 1 map. 1950. Distribution in Alps; notes on habitat, foodplant Arctostaphylos; names an aberration. [Po B.]

Burmann, Karl, "Ein Versuch zur schematischen Darstellung d er Hohenverbretitung der Nordtiroler Larentien (Lepidoptera, Geometridae)" [in German]. Ent. Nachrichtenbl. osten'. schweizer Ent., vol.2: pp.S,5-S6; vol.3: pp.l04-107. 1950; 1951. Pdots altitudinal range (extreme & nonnal) for the 91 spp. of Larentia in N. Tyrol (data incomplde for 6 spp.); also records flight periods & gives notes on habitats & behaviour. [Po B.J

Burmann, Karl, "Ein Paar Kleinfalter aus Vorarlberg" [in German]. Zeitsehr. wiener ent. Ges., vol.39. pp.293-296. 15 Aug. 1954. Annotated list of some 200 spp. of micros. [Po BJ

Burmann, Karl, "Ein kleiner Beitrag Zllr Macrolepidopterenfallna von Vorarlberg" [in German]. Ent. Machriehtenbl., Vienna, vol.4, no.6: pp.1-7; no.7: pp.1-7. 1957. With annotated list of some 550 macros. [Po BJ

Burns, A. N., "The classification and distribution of butterflies." Vietoriall Nat., vol.65: pp.125-126. 1945. Lists families & their distribution in Australia; indicates typical life history of each. U. C.J

Burr, Malcolm, "Does Charaxes iasius Linn. occur in Turkey?" Ent. Rec. & Journ. Var. , voL65: pp.2S0-2S1. 1953. Notes on some unverified records. [Po B.]

Burrau, Nils, "En fOr svenska fatman my noctuid, Hoplodrina ambigua F ." [in Swedish; English summary] . Opusc. Ent. , voLl6: p.16. 1951. New Swedish record. [Po B.]

Burrau, Nils, "Ein fiir die schwedische Fauna neuer Zunsler, Pyrausta turbidalis Tr." [in Swedish; German summary J. Opusc. Ent., vo1.l7: p.61. 1952. New Swedish record. [Po B.J

Burrau, Nils, "Zwei fur Schweden neue Schmetterlinge" [in Swedish; German sum­mary] . Opusc. Ent., vol.lS: p.200. 1953. New Swedish records : Earias vernana, Marasmarcha lurwedactyla. [Po B.]

Campbell, J., "Isle of Canna collecting notes, 1955: a rema rkable August." Ent. Ree. & Journ. VaT., vol.6S: pp.65-6S. 1956. Includes list of Noctuidae & Geo­metridae, and 13 new records. [Po B.J

Campbell, }., "Isle of Conna collecting notes, summer and autumn 1956." Ent. Rec. & JOUTH. VaT., vol.6S: pp .295-297 . 1956.

Camping, M. W ., "Bijdragc tot de kennis van d e Macrolepidoptera van Vlieland" [in Dutch]. Ent. Berichten, vo1.14: pp.237-279, 1 map. 1953. Fauna of Dutch island; with annotated list of some 215 spp. [Po B.]

Camping, M. W., "Arenostola brevi/inea Fenn in Friesland" [in Dutch; English summary]. Ent. Berichten, voLl5: pp.192-193. 1954. Second Dutch locality; notes on other fen-dwelling macros . [Po B.J

Camping, M. W., "Bijdrage tot de kcnnis van de Macrolepidoptera van Vlieland. II" [in Dutch; English summary]. E,nt. Berichten, voLl5: pp.165-170. 19.54. Addi­tionallist & notes. [Po B.J

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Cantlie, Keith, "More butterflies of the Khasia and Jaintia Hills, Assam." journ. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., vol. 51: pp.42-BO. 1952. Annotated list of some 1BO spp. of Lycaenidae; additional spp. & records not included in prcvious list (Parsons & Cantlie, 1948). [Po BJ

Cantlie, Keith , "Hesperiidae of the Khasi and Jaintia Hills." joum. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., voI..54: pp.212-215. 1956. List without localities or data. Describes technique for preparing genitalia. [Po BJ

Caradja, Aristide, "M acroglossa croatica Esp. besucht fiumiinien" Un GermanJ. Bull. Sect. sci. Acad. Roumaine, vo1.30: p.B1. 1947. New record.

Carl, G. Clifford, G. J. Guiguet, & G eorge A. Hardy, "Biology of the Scott Island group, British Columbia." Brit. Culumbia provo Mus. Rep. 1950: pp.21-63, 17 figs. 1951. Records a few moths from Triangle Is., N. of Vancouver Is. Phlyctaenia washingtonalis reared from Rubus spectabilis; "nemertim'" [!J wonns emerged from 2 pupae. [Po B.] -

Carlgren, Georg, "Conisania leinel'i Frr. pomerana Schultz. En for Sverige ny noctuid. (Lep.)" Un Swedish; English summary l. OptISC. E,nt., vol.l9: p.210, 1 fig. 1954. New Swedish record. [Po B.J

Carneiro Mendes, F., "Fauna lepidopterol6gica pOltuguesa - - 1. Uma especie nova para Portugal (Hetericera)" [in PortugeseJ. Bol. Soc. portuguesa Ciene. nat. vol.16: pp.62-64, 2 pis. 1948. Taragama TCpanda (Lasiocampidae) new to Portugal; figures all stages; larvae fed on Armeria, Tamarix & Spartium. [Po BJ

Carneiro Mendes, F., "Fauna lepidopterol6gica portuguesa - 2. Um lepidoptero ( Rhopalocera) ex6tico colhido em Portugal" [in Portuguese]. Bol. Soc. portuguesa Ciene. nat., vo1.16: p.67, 1 pI. 1948. Records Vanessa virginiensis from Portugal. [Po B.J

Carneiro-Mendes, Fernando, "Lepid6pteros (Macro) da l'egiao de Sintra" [in POltugueseJ. Bol. Soc. portuguesa Ciene. nat., voLl8: pp,47-65. 1950. Annotated list of 277 Macrolepidoptera (20 families). [Po BJ

Carr, F. M. B., "Notes on Dorset and Hampshire Lepidoptera in 1951." Ent. Rec. & j01lrn. Var., vol.64: pp.111-113. 1952.

Carr, F. M. B., "A year's fieldwork." E11t . Ree. & jour,n. Var., vol.65: pp.39-41. 1953. In England.

Carr, F. M. B., "Notes on Lepidoptera, 1952-53." Ent. Ree. & J01lrn. Var., vol.65: pp.288-290, 348-350. 1953. Collecting in Britain. [Po BJ

Carr, F. M. B., "A week in east Kent." Ent. Ree. & J01l1'1l. VaT., vo1.66: pp.245-247. 1954.

Carr, F . M. B., "Notes from the North-vVest." Ent. Ree. & JOU1'1l. Var., & vo1.67: pp.82-83. 1955. England, in 1954.

Carr, F. M. B., "Notes on collecting in 1955." Ent. Ree. & JOUTn. Var., vo1.67: pp.258-260, 307-309. 1955. In Britain.

Carter, W. A. c., "A holiday in Austria - July 1956." Ent. Ree. & J01l1'n . Var., vo1.69: pp.83-87, 103-110. 1957. With list of some 75 spp. of butterflies. [Po BJ

Carthy, J. D., "Aspects of the fauna and flora of the Azores." Ann. & Mag. nat. Hist., 12th ser., vol.lO: pp.209-214. 27 June 1957. List of 32 Lepidoptera from Fayal and Pica; new records in Noctuidae, Geometridae, Pyralidae, Glyphipterygidae, & Lvonetiidae. [Po B.]

Cary, 'Margaret M., "Distribution of Sphingidae (LepidoptEra: Heterocera) in the Antillean-Caribbean region." Trans. Ame1·. ent. Soc., vo1.77: pp.63-129, 2 figs., 1 map. 1951. Antillean Sphingidae appear to be immigrants rather than relicts, though isolation has pemlitted development of numerous endemic spp. The Sphingidae of Florida, Mexico, Central America, Venezuela, & Trinidad are also discussed and thcir origins explained. Distance, other nat llral barriers, and food­plant limitations seem most impOltant in restricting distribution. [Po BJ

Cary, Margaret M., "Phlegethontius caribbeus Cary. Discovery of a second specimen (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae)." Ent. News, vol.67 : p .152. HJ56. In Haiti.

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J. MISCELLANEOUS

Ferguson, Douglas C., "James Halliday McDunnough". Nova Scotia Museum Newsletter, vol.3: pp.44-46 (portrait on cover). 1963. Obituary notice.

Ferguson, D. C., "Field work in the South." Nova Scotia Museum Newsletter, vol.3: pp.46-55. 1963. Account of research trip in March & April 1962; collecting mainly in Putnam Co. and Highlands Co., Florida. New state records were Hemaris gracilis and Spilosoma ))'rima. [C. R.]

Ferguson, Douglas C., "Taxonomic and biological studies of the noctuoid and geometroid moths of Florida." Yearbook Amer. Philos. Soc. 1962: pp.285-288. 1963. Report on trip to Florida, mainly to duplicate 1838 collecting by Edward Doubleday at St. John's Bluff in Putnam Co. Notes Hemaris gracilis and Spilosoma prima are new Florida records. Species reared, and captivity food plants: Apantesis placentia ( dandelion), Dasychira manto ( pine), H yparpax perophoroides (oak), S emiothisa distribuaria (pine), N emoria [ixaria (oak), Therina sp. (oak), Metarranthis obfj,'maria (cherry). Reports blend zone between mainland U. S. A. and southern Florida populations of Pap ilia troilus. [C. R.]

Tjonneland, Audfinn, "Light trap catches of two species of Lepidoptera: Mega,naclia perpusilla Walk. ( Syntomidae) and Rhanidophora cinctigutta Walk. ( N oc­tuidae) in Jinja, Uganda." Contrib. Fac. Sci. Univ. College Addis Ababa, ser. C (Zool.), no. 2: 7 pp., 1 fig. 1962. At Robinson mercury-va per trap, emptied every 10 minutes, both species had peak activity 2 or 3 Ius. after sunset, with noctuid activity continuing more strongly through the night; maximum numbers during rainy season (Feb.-June). [C. R.]

Anonymous [Durden, C. J., & D. J. Dunlop], Check-li~t of the butterflies of Algon­quin Provincial Park. Algonquin Provo Park Museum, Ontario Dept. Lands & Forests. 8 pp. 1962. List, without data, of 54 spp. Papilionoidea & 18 spp. Hesperiidae, all definitely taken in the Park. Records by Durden 1954-57 and Dunlop 1959-60. Celastrina lucia included as species separate from C. pseudar­giolus. [C. R.J

Lindsey, Arthur Ward, Principles of organic evolution. 37.') pp., 216 figs. St. Louis: C. V. Mosby Co. 1952. General textbook of evolutionary biology intended as "broad introductory survey". Author, a noted lepidopterist, was interestcd in possible importance of Lamarckian factors in evolution; gives some of his own experimental results with Paramecium in extensive section on these factors. Elsewhere gives, among examples of evolutionary processes, several original ones from Lepidoptera, esp.: sexual dimorphism (Entheus peleus - fig. 6); nearctic Pyrgus and Hesperia spp. (good photos of H. metea, leonardus, ottoe, pawnee, viridis in fig. 211); Limenitis mimicry; Stenoma and Catocala crypsis; Euxoa tesselata group (map, fig. 212); supposed 1; precocity in Plebeius melissa. [C. R.]

Randell, H. W., & G. B. Doan, "Caterpillar urticaria and the Panama Canal Zone: report of five cases", in Buckley, E. & N. Porges, Venoms, Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Publ. 44: pp. 111-116. 1956. Detailed clinical account of human response to irritation from stinging hairs of Megalopyge lanata (Megalopygidae). [C. RJ