@article {3828,
	title = {Viaggio di Leonardo Fea in Birmania e regioni vicine. LX. Curculionidae},
	journal = {Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Genova},
	volume = {xxxiv},
	year = {1895},
	pages = {153-370},
	type = {Article},
	keywords = {Acicnemis festiva, Acicnemis mansueta, Aclees birmanus, Agametis segnis, Alcides aemulus, Alcides bimaculatus, Alcides corniculus, Alcides feae, Alcides frenatus, Alcides funestus, Alcides haruspax, Alcides improvidus, Alcides lichen, Alcides ludificator, Alcides mysticus, Alcides nepalensis, Alcides obesus, Alcides pavidus, Alcides porosus, Alcides satelles, Alcides scenicus, Alcides tutus, Alcides venosus, Anaemerus cerberus, Anius carinicollis, Aplotes bisulcatus, Aplotes lateritius, Apoderus (Centrocorynus) aemulus, Apoderus (Cycnotrachelus) coeruleatus, Apoderus blandus, Apoderus cyclops, Apoderus flaviceps, Apoderus latipennis, Apoderus semiannulatus, Apoderus tentator, Apries histrio, Arhines lanugineus, Arhines sirbenus, Arhines tutus, Asemus feae, Asemus lacordairei, Asemus lentus, Asemus mixtus, Asemus pertusiventris, Asemus plumeus, Astycus, Athesapeuta, Athesapeuta albosparsus, Athesapeuta aurantiaca, Athesapeuta bengalica, Athesapeuta chinensis, Athesapeuta lineolata fasciatus, Athesapeuta pinguis, Athesapeuta secura, Athesapeuta vinculata, Attelabus (Lamprolabus) gestroi, Attelabus (Paramecolabus) feae, Attelabus humerosus, Auletes (Auletobius) gestroi, Baridius albosparsus, Baridius subsignatus, Baris amica, Baris anxia, Baris doriae, Baris himalayana, Baris impressipennis, Baris quinquemaculata, Baris speculifera, Camptorhinus affinis, Camptorhinus scrobicollis, Celia, Celia asperula, Cercidocerus birmanus, Cercidocerus carinensis, Cercidocerus hypocritus, Cercidocerus pictus, Cercidocerus pygmaeus, Cercophorus chloritis, Colobodes hystrix, Conarthrus nasutus, Copturus, Corigetus bidentulus, Corigetus feae, Corigetus filicornis, Corigetus gestroi, Corigetus molitor, Corigetus subsulcatus, Corigetus testatus, Cossonus argutus, Cossonus bimaculaltus, Cossonus carinensis, Cossonus foveicollis, Cryptorhynchini, Cryptorhynchus, Cryptorhynchus poricollis, Cyphicerus amphibolus, Cyphicerus confluens, Cyphicerus egenus, Cyphicerus indagator, Cyphicerus interruptus, Cyphicerus lincellus, Cyphicerus marginatus, Cyphicerus mutator, Cyphicerus nubilus, Cyphicerus patricius, Cyphicerus venalis, Cyrtotrachelus birmanicus, Cyrtotrachelus dux, Cyrtotrachelus feae, Dactylotus nitidulus, Demimoea, Desmidophorus brachmanum, Diocalandra, Dyspnoetus, Dyspnoetus dignus, Dyspnoetus lincellus, Dyspnoetus morio, Epilasius, Epilasius obtusipennis, Epilasius querulus, Episomus pudibundus, Episomus pudibundus auriculatus, Episomus pudibundus nigropustulatus, Episomus pudibundus profanus, Episomus pudibundus repandus, Episomus pudibundus sennae, Episomus pudibundus var. punctiger, Episomus pudibundus versutus, Ergania baulii, Ergania bhamoensis, Ergania doriae, Ergania proximo, Eucopturus, Eugnathus tenuipes, Euops (Synaptops) fulgidus, Eutornus affinis, Eutornus antennalis, Eutornus crenatus, Eutornus longirostris, Gonipterini, Heterophasis congruens, Hylobiini, Ixalma, Lamellocopturus, Lepidastycus, Lepidastycus doriae, Lepidastycus submarginalis, Litorhynchus aberrans, Litorhynchus anchora, Litorhynchus noevus, Litorhynchus robustus, Litorhynchus separandus, Litorhynchus turbatus, Lobotrachelus asperulus, Lobotrachelus ingratus, Lobotrachelus leucaspis, Lobotrachelus morosus, Mechistocerus angustus, Mechistocerus bardus, Mechistocerus caliginosus, Mechistocerus concretus, Mechistocerus corticeus, Mechistocerus decisus, Mechistocerus effusus, Mechistocerus fluctiger, Mechistocerus intutus, Mechistocerus mimicus, Mechistocerus mollis, Mechistocerus mucus, Mechistocerus offensus, Mechistocerus petulans, Mechistocerus similis, Mechistocerus subcylindricus, Menectetorus, Menectetorus luctuosus, Mimophilus, Mimophilus personatus, Mimophilus tragicus, Myocalandra, Myocalandra discors, Neocleonus feae, Odoiporus, Ontobaris, Ontobaris jocosa, Orthosinus salutarius, Osphilia egregia, Pachyonyx sulcicollis, Paipalesomus bisulcatus, Parallelodemas, Parallelodemas docilis, Parallelodemas imperfecta, Parallelodemas perfecta, Parallelodemas tarda, Parallelodemas vicina, Periphemus pygidialis, Periphemus tricolor, Periphemus vittiger, Phamomerus figuratus, Phyllolytus longicornis, Phytoscaphus, Phytoscaphus carinirostrisPhytoscaphus imitator, Phytoscaphus nubilus, Phytoscaphus parilis, Phytoscaphus perversus, Phytoscaphus porcellus, Phytoscaphus trepidus, Phytoscaphus xiphias, Polytus Porohylobhius, Porohylobhius feae, Porohylobhius ligniperdoides, Prodioctes dux, Prodioctes rubricosusProdioctes tristis, Rhabdocnemis, Rhadinomerus conciliatus, Rhadinomerus contemptus, Rhadinomerus granulicollis, Rhadinopus, Rhadinopus centriniformis, Rhadinopus consputus, Rhadinopus parcus, Rhynchites bhamoensis, Rhynchites carinensis, Sphenocorydes, Sphenocorynus impluviatus, Sympiezomias ellipticus, Sympiezomias inflatus, Sympiezomias sulcicollis, Tasactes, Tasactes carinulatus, Tasactes interruptus, Telephae cupida, Temnoschoita, Temnoschoita pygidialis, Tetratopos feae, Tetratopos longicollis, Tryphetus, Tryphetus incarnatus, Tryphetus solidus, Xanthochelus eruditus, Xanthochelus miscellaneus},
	author = {Faust, J.}
}
@inbook {2821,
	title = {Weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea, Excluding Scolytinae and Platypodinae) of the Yukon.},
	booktitle = {Insects of the Yukon. Biological Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods) (1034 pp.)},
	year = {1997},
	pages = {pp. 523-562},
	address = {Ottawa},
	abstract = {The fauna of Curculionoidea (excluding Scolytinae and Platypodinae and species in the curculionid genus Lepyrus) in the Yukon Territory consists of 64 species in 37 genera. Anthribidae are represented by 2 widespread species in 2 genera. Brentidae are represented by 3 species of the genus Apion, one widespread northern transcontinental and 2 widespread in western North America. Within Curculionidae there are 59 species in 34 genera. No Rhynchophorinae are known from the Yukon. Brachycerinae are represented by 10 species in 9 genera, and Cossoninae are represented by one species in one genus. There are 48 species in 24 genera of Curculioninae, with Dorytomus (9 species), Ceutorhynchus (9 species) and Magdalis (4 species) the best-represented genera. These totals do not include species of the genus Lepyrus which currently are being revised. For Curculionidae, 19 species (33\%) occur in both Nearctic and Palaearctic regions (4 species introduced into North America). Of these species, 12 are widespread in Nearctic and Palaearctic regions, 4 are widespread in the northern Palaearctic but restricted in North America to eastern Beringia or marginally beyond (Palaearctic-East Beringian), and 2 are found in only western and eastern Beringia (East-West Beringian). Among Nearctic species, 11 species (19\%) are found in northern transcontinental and western montane North America; 7 species (12\%) are found throughout northern transcontinental North America; 9 species (15\%) are widespread North American. Four species (6\%) are widespread western North American (Western Nearctic); 2 species are widespread western montane North American (3\%) (Cordilleran); and 5 species (9\%) are restricted in distribution to eastern Beringia or marginally beyond (East Beringian). Distributions of 2 species (5\%) are incompletely known.Ten species (17\%) are associated with treeless habitats; 24 species (41\%) with boreomontane forest; 12 species (20\%) with wetlands; and 13 species (22\%) with a variety of habitats. Thirteen species (22\%) and 10 species (17\%) of Yukon weevils use Salicaceae and Pinaceae respectively as hosts. Species of Fabaceae and Cruciferae are predominant among the other hostplants used by remaining weevil species.Four distinct assemblages are distinguished in the curculionoid fauna. Widespread: an assemblage consisting of 47 widespread species found in boreal and/or boreomontane forest, wetlands, or a variety of habitats and generally characteristic of northern transcontinental North America (and for some species also Eurasia). Western Nearctic: an assemblage consisting of 3 species occurring in prairie habitats in the western United States and western Canada and southern steppe in the Yukon. Palaearctic-East Beringian: an assemblage composed of 5 species widespread in the northern Palaearctic Region but likely recent dispersals to North America and, with one exception (which is widespread in western North America), restricted there to eastern Beringia. Lastly, Beringian: an assemblage composed of 7 species, more or less restricted in their distributions to the Beringian (including eastern Siberia) area. Five of these species are found in treeless habitats, one in boreomontane forest and one in various habitats. Five of these 7 endemic species are in relatively widespread speciose northern genera and are likely late Pleistocene Beringian isolates. Two of the endemic species are in monobasic genera of uncertain phylogenetic affinity and appear to have existed in the region since perhaps the Pliocene. Distributions of 2 species are incompletely known and these species are not included in the analysis of the faunal relationships. Ceutorhynchus barkalovi Korotyaev is recorded from North America for the first time.},
	url = {http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/bsc/pdf/anderson2.pdf},
	author = {Anderson, R. S.},
	editor = {Danks, H.V. and Downes, J.A.}
}
@article {2239,
	title = {Recherches sur les Coleopteres du nord de l{\textquoteright}Afrique. Recherches synonymiques},
	journal = {Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr.},
	volume = {(6)},
	number = {vii},
	year = {1887},
	pages = {195-202},
	type = {Article},
	keywords = {Acalles tuberculatus., Baridius, Brachycerus callosus, Cleonus bonnairei, Cleonus ellipticus, Feronia, Gonocleonus heros, Gronops, Holcorhinus seriehispidus, Larinus castaneus, Larinus mutabilis, Lixus cribricollis, Lixus miniatocinctus, Otiorhynchus anniboli, Plagiographus saintpierrei, Polydrusus rubrivittis, Rhyncholus muricatus, Rhytirhinus asper, Rhytirhinus fulvocretosus, Scythropus callizonatus, Scythropus warioni, Sibinia planiuscula, Sphinctocroerus, Tychius variicolor},
	author = {Bedel, L.}
}
