Entomology 192469: Celaenorrhinus tritonae

Entomology 192469
Celaenorrhinus tritonae
whole animal (pinned)

Syntype of Telegonus tritonae

Chulumani
South America: Bolivia: La Paz: Sud Yungas
Dec. 24, 1898
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Identifications

Celaenorrhinus tritonae (Weeks, 1901)

Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Pterygota Lepidoptera Glossata Hesperioidea Hesperiidae Pyrginae Celaenorrhinini Celaenorrhinus tritonae

Identified by [no agent data]
Nature of ID: legacy

Telegonus tritonae Weeks, 1901

Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Pterygota Lepidoptera Glossata Hesperioidea Hesperiidae Pyrginae Celaenorrhinini Telegonus tritonae

Identified by [no agent data]
Nature of ID: expert ID

Telegonus tritonae Weeks, 1901

Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Pterygota Lepidoptera Glossata Hesperioidea Hesperiidae Pyrginae Celaenorrhinini Telegonus tritonae

Identified by Andrew G. Weeks Jr. on 1901-12-31
Nature of ID: type ID

Citations

Weeks 1901, Page 105, Syntype of Telegonus tritonae

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Weeks (1901), Proc. New Engl. Zool. Club 2:101-108

Locality and Collecting Event Details

Continent/Ocean:	South America
Country:	Bolivia
State/Province:	La Paz
County:	Sud Yungas
Specific Locality:	Chulumani
Verbatim Locality:	Chulumani, Bolivia
Collecting Source:	unknown
Coordinates:	-16.404042° -67.524053° (Datum: WGS84) , Error: 3036 m
	Nelson Rios; 2018-10-03; Source: GEOLocate batch georeferencing, 2018-10-03
	Coordinate Remarks: [UNDER REVIEW; GEOLOCATE_SCORE: 84; GEOLOCATE_PRECISION: High; GEOLOCATE_NUMRESULTS: 1]
Collecting Date:	Dec. 24, 1898

Collectors

William J. Gerhard

Identifiers

additional number: Unknown:142

additional number: Unknown:1550

additional number: Unknown:224

type number: 16737

Part Details

Part Name	Condition	Disposition	#	Remarks
whole animal (pinned)	unknown	in collection	1

Attributes

sex: Female

Rachel L. Hawkins

life stage: adult

Rachel L. Hawkins

collection: A. G. Weeks Collection

Rachel L. Hawkins

Remarks: Syntype Sketched Description sent N.E.Z.C 12/9/01; Jan.-Jun. 2001 MCZ Image Database; Swinhoe says Telegonus cynapes Hew. But he says type has 6 subapical white spots, while this has but 4 and no signs of others. Is it a variety? Better ask Swinhoe's advice.

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