Pseudips concinnus ( Mannerheim, 1852 )

Cognato, Anthony I. & Smith, Sarah M., 2024, Taxonomic Review of Pseudips Cognato (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae: Ipini) Inferred from Morphology and a DNA-Based Phylogeny, The Coleopterists Bulletin 78 (2), pp. 239-254 : 246-247

Pseudips concinnus ( Mannerheim, 1852) ( Figs. 3–6 )

Bostrichus concinnus Mannerheim 1852: 358 . Tomicus concinnus (Mannerheim) : LeConte 1868:

164.

Xylocleptes concinnus (Mannerheim) : LeConte 1878: 625.

Ips concinnus (Mannerheim) : Swaine 1909: 121.

Pseudips concinnus (Mannerheim) : Cognato 2000: 365.

Orthotomicus concinnus (Mannerheim) : Wood 2007: 340.

Pseudips concinnus (Mannerheim) :Alonso-Zarazaga and Lyal 2009: 81.

Tomicus hirsutus Eichhoff 1868: 402 . Synonymy: Eichhoff 1878: 233.

Ips chamberlini Swaine 1925: 196 . Synonymy: Wood 1957: 397.

Type Material. Holotype, Bostrichus concinnus , female? ( Wood 1969), FMNH, not examined . Holotype, Ips chamberlini, CNCI , examined.

Other Specimens Examined. See Table 1.

New Records. None.

Diagnosis. Fine punctures often touching or connected by strigose grooves densely covering the basal portion of the pronotum differentiate this species from the remaining Pseudips species.

Host. Picea sitchensis .

Distribution. CANADA: British Columbia; USA: Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington.

Figures

Figs. 3–10. Pseudips species. P. concinnus, male: 3) Habitus, dorsal view; 4) Habitus, lateral view; 5) Frontal view; 6) Declivital view. P. orientalis, male holotype (USNMENT00912429): 7) Habitus, dorsal view; 8) Habitus, lateral view; 9) Frontal view; 10) Declivital view.