Entomological Review 1993: Vol 72 Index

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Subject Index for
Entomological Review, Volume 72, 1993
Acariformes: 1, 54-65; 2, 138-158; 8, 77-88, Gray larch leaftier: 1, 141-149
140-153 Leptotrombidium orientale: 2, 138-158
Acarina: 4, 164-165; 8, 77-88 Biphyllidae: 7, 52-55
Achilidae: 6, 7-27 Black flies (E Europe): 4, 127-134
Acricotopus lucens: 3, 28-34 Bracomidae: 9, 105-116
Adephaga: 9, 145-149 Bracon hebetor: 2, 162-165
Agekianella (2 n. spp.): 5, 165-168; 7, 56-59 Braconidae (Australian): 2, 46-65
Alfalfa pollination by wild bees: 2, 101-119 Braconidae: 6, 109-137
Alinia carinata gen. et sp. n. (Brazil): 9, 29-32 Brassicaceae pests: 5, 8-18
Allopsontus: 7, 75-89 Buprestidae: 3, 60-68
Alucitidae: 1, 23-39 Caddisflies: 3, 138-148
Alysia manducator: 9, 105-116 Callidulidae: 7, 16-27
Anatomy of: Callima dushanbella (n. sp.): 2, 5-9
Alucitidae: 1, 23-39 Calopteryx splendens: 7, 90-96
Eriocraniidae: 1, 23-29 Carabidae (Portugal): 1, 159-161
Incurvariidae: 1, 23-29 Carabidae: 1, 8-22; 4, 92-117, 152-156; 7,
Psychidae: 1, 23-39 139-1718; , 9-20; 21-51; 9, 150-156, 157-
Tineidae: 1 163
Anobiidae: 8, 153-161 Carabus (Eucarabus) michailovi n. sp.: 4,
Antheraea pernyi: 3, 16-27 152-156
Anthrophytum spp.: 1, 78-88 Carabus: 4, 92-117 (larvae); 9, 157-163
Apatophysis (n. sp.): 3, 57-59 Cardiophorinae (C Asia): 4, 118-122
Aphididae: 3, 111-131; 8, 1-8, 102-106 Cardiophorus: 8, 52-56
Aphids; 6, 138-147 Casebearer moths (Russian Far East): 2,
Aphis (9 n. spp): 3, 111-131 159-161
Apoidea: 2, 101-119 Catherinum (n. sp.; NW Pacific): 7, 133-135
Arachnida: 4, 148-151; 7, 50-51 Catopochrotides: 6, 28-51
Araneae (Central Asia): 1, 96-98 Cecidomyiidae: 3, 149-160; 6, 158-1687;,
Aranet: 4, 148-151 121-1328; , 131-139
Asteraceae (host plants): 3, 111-131 Cerambycidae: 3, 57-59
Attacidae: 3, 16-27 Chalcidae: 9, 33-40
Attractants: 1, 105-113 Chalicodoma: 6, 83-94
Avetyan, A. S.: 9, 102-104 Chamaemyiidae: 2, 66-100
Azerbaijanian beetles: 2, 120-132 Charitopus manukyani (n. sp.; Mongolia): 9,
Behavior of noctuid moths: 7, 97-105 11-14
Behavior of Trichogramma evanescens: 3, Chemical alteration of search behavior
92-99 (codling moths): 1, 105-113
Belomicrus (Kazakhstan): 9, 25-28 Chemistry of sex pheromones: 9, 133-144
Bembecia rushana sp. n.: 1, 40-53 Chenopodiaceae: 1, 66-73
Bethylidae: 9, 15-24 Chiggers: 2, 138-158; 8, 77-88
Biography (A.S. Avetyan): 9, 102-104 Chironomidae: 1, 122-128; 3, 28-34; 4,
Biology: 135-147;8 , 123-130
Callidulidae: 7, 16-27 Chironomus: 4, 135-147; 8, 123-130 (n. sp.)
Chiggers: 2, 138-158 Chironomus entis: 1, 122-128
Dendrophilia: 8, 107-122 Chromosomal polymorphism in Diptera: 1,
Dendrolimus superans: 8, 162-165 122-128
Ephedromyia: 8, 131-139 Cibotogaster: 5, 19-34
Cicadellidae: 4, 157-163; 7, 60-66 Dichaeta: 9, 71-81
Cicadetta montana: 3, 1-15 Dichomeridinae: 2, 26-45
Cicadidae: 3, 1-15 Digger wasps: 1, 114-1213; , 100-110; 7,
Cirripedia: 7, 133-135 33-49
Click beetles: 4, 118-122; 8, 52-56 Diodontus (Asia): 1, 114-121
Climatic factors, effect on prey cadavers: 4 Diphyllidae (n. sp.): 4, 166-169
56-69 Diplocoelus (n. sp.): 4, 166-169
Coccophagus (SE China): 9, 33-40 Diptera: 1, 122-128; 2, 66-100; 3, 28-34 ,
Codling moths: 1, 105-113; 4, 44-48 149-160, 161-163; 4, 127-134, 135-147; 5,
Coleophoridan genitalia: 2, 159-161 1-7, 8-18, 19-34, 35-47, 48-61; 7, 121-132;
Coleoptera (n. spp.): 4, 123-126 8, 123-130, 131-139; 9, 41-70, 71-81, 82-98,
Coleoptera: 2, 120-132; 3, 57-59, 60-68, 99-101, 123-130
69-84, 85-91; 4, 92-117, 118-122, 152-156, Diptera (Central Asia): 1, 66-77
166-169; 5, 62-78, 79-80, 81-108; 6, 28-31, Diptera (Kazakhstan): 1, 78-88
32-66; 7, 52-55, 139-171; 8, 9-20, 21-51, Diptera (Palearctic): 1, 89-95
52-56, 57-63, 64-76, 153-161; 9 145-149, Diptera invading tamarisks: 6, 158-168
150-156, 157-163 Diptera (n. spp.): 8, 131-139
Collembola (Kazakhstan): 7, 67-74 Diptera (Russian Far East): 1, 150-158
Collembola (Taimyr): 8, 89-101 Distribution of Orthoptera (S Siberia): 4,
Collembola (Crimea and Caucasia): 5, 70-80
157-164 Drosophila virilis (Palearctic): 1, 89-95
Collembola (Carpathian Mts.): 5, 150-156 Dryinidae (Siberia, Far East): 7, 28-32
Competition between natural and synthetic Dyschirius nitidus: 1, 8-22
pheromones: 6, 148-157 E. kulaginae (n. sp.): 7, 50-51
Cribramara (3 n. spp.): 8, 9-20 Ebo distinctivus sp. n. (Altay): 1, 96-98
Crop protection: 4, 81-91 Ecology: 4, 20-43; 7, 67-74, 139-171; 9,
Cryptocarabus: 9, 157-163 150-156
Cryptomyzus (3 n. spp.): 6, 138-147 Elachistidae: 7, 1-15
Cryptophagidae: 3, 69-84, 85-91; 6, 28-31 Elateridae: 4, 118-122; 8, 52-56
Cryptophagus (2 n. spp.): 3, 85-91 Electrophoretic techniques of identification of
Cryptophagus (n. sp.; Caucasus): 3, 69-84 genetic variability: 1, 89-95
Culture: Leptotrombidium orientale: 2, Encyrtidae: 5, 165-168; 7, 56-59; 9, 1-10, 11-
138-158; Podiscus maculiventris: 3, 14
132-137 Encyrtus (n. sp.; Cuba): 9, 1-10
Curculionidae (Caucasus): 5, 109-122 Endocrinology of Megoura viciae: 8, 1-8
Curculionidae: 5, 81-108; 6, 32-66 Enzymology of anobiid larvae: 8, 153-161
Cydia pomonella: 1, 105-113 Ephedromyia: 8, 131-139
Cytology: Acricotopus lucens: 3, 28-34, Ephydridae: 9, 71-81
Chironomus: 4, 135-147 Epilohmannia kulaginae (n. sp.; Azerbaijan):
Darkling beetles: 8, 64-76 4, 164-165
Dendrolimus superans (Siberia): 8, 162-165 Epilohmanniidae: 4, 164-165 (n. sp.); 7, 50-51
Dendrophilia (n. spp.; Far East): 8, 107-122 Enocraniidae: 1, 23-39
Derodontidae (n. sp.): 4, 166-169 Enophyid mites from Russian grasses: 1,
Derodontidae: 7, 52-55 54-65
Derodontus osseticus (n. sp.,; Caucasus): 7, Ermine moth: 2, 1-5
52-55 Euceros Grav.: 6, 95-108
Derodontus (n. sp.): 4, 166-169 Evolution (caddisflies): 3, 138-148
Development of Tortricidae: 3, 35-56 Exochus (11 n. spp.; Palearctic): 7, 106-120
Diapause in Bracon hebetor: 2, 162-165 Faunistics:
Diapause in Tortrix viridana: 3, 35-56 Carabidae: 9, 150-156
Dibrachia n. gen. (Palearctic): 1, 102-104 Coleoptera: 3, 60-68
Cryptophagidae (Caucasus): 3, 69-84 1-10, 11-14, 15-24, 25-28, 29-32, 33-40,
Cryptophagidae (Holarctic): 3, 84-91 105-116
Dryinidae: 7, 28-32 Ichneumonidae: 7, 106-120
Encyrtidae: 9, 1-10 Ichneumonids (Palearctic): 6, 95-108
Plecoptera: 6, 1-6 Idiogramma Forst.: 6, 95-108
Lycidae: 8, 57-63 Immature stages:
Fishes (predation): 7, 90-96 Chalicodoma: 6, 83-94
Food plants of Macropsis: 4, 157-163 Megachile: 9, 41-70
Formicidae (Russia): 1, 129-140 Poecilonota: 3, 60-68
Gall midges (Central Asia): 1, 66-77; 6, 158- Incurvariidae: 1, 23-39; Syrphinae: 9, 41-70
168 Insecta: 4, 56-69; 6, 109-137
Gall midges (Kazakhstan): 1, 78-88; 5, 8-18; Intrapopulation behavioral polymorphism
7, 121-132 (codling moths): 1, 105-113
Gall midges (Kazakhstan and Turkmenia): 8, Karyopools of Chironomus entis: 1, 122-128
131-139 Kazakhstan aphids: 6, 138-147
Gall midges developing on Chenopodiaceae: Kessleria (E Siberia): 2, 1-5
1, 66-77 Kessleria longipenella (E Siberia): 2, 1-5
Gall midges feeding on Arthrophytum spp.: 1, Larval description:
78-88 - Carabus: 4, 92-117
Gelechiidae: 2, 26-45, 133-137; 8, 107-122 Carabus (Eucarabus) michailovi: 4,
Gelechioid moths: 2, 10-25 152-156
Genitalia: Coleophoridae: 2, 159-161, Cardiophorinae: 4, 118-122
Dichomeridinae (o"): 2, 26-45 Lasiocampidae: 8, 162-165
Gephyraulus (Kazakhstan): 5, 8-18 Lasiopterni: 1, 66-77
Goniozus hanoiensis (n. sp.; N Vietnam): 9, Lasiostola (n. spp.; subgen; ssp.): 8, 64-76
15-24 Laspeyresia pomonella: 4, 44-48
Gray larch leaftier: 1, 141-149 Lauxaniid flies: 1, 150-158
Ground beetles (Eurasia): 1, 8-22 Lepadomorpha: 7, 133-135
Ground beetles: 4, 92-117; 4, 152-156; 7, Lepidoptera (E Siberia): 2, 1-5
139-171; 8, 9-20, 21-51 Lepidoptera (Tajikistan): 2, 5-9
Habits: 4, 20-43 Lepidoptera: 1, 40-53; 2, 10-25, 26-45,
Halodiplosis (n. sp.; Kazakhstan): 7, 121-132 133-137, 159-1613; , 16-27, 35-56; 4, 44-48,
Harmful Lepidoptera: 4, 81-91 49-55; 5, 123-1496;, 67-76; 7, 1-15, 16-27,
Harpactus (n. spp.): 6, 77-82 97-105; 8, 107-122, 162-165; 9, 117-124,
Harpalus: 8, 21-51 125-132
Hemiptera: 3, 132-137 Leptotrombidium orientale: 2, 138-158
Heteroptera: 4, 20-43 Lestiphorus: 7 33-49
Hippophae rhamnoides (food plant): 4 Levitinia (n. sp.; Kazakhstan): 5, 1-7
157-163; 7, 60-66 Life cycle: Leptotrombidium orientale: 2,
Homoptera: 1, 1-7; 3, 1-15, 111-131;4 138-158
157-163; 6, 7-27; 7, 56-59, 60-66; 8, 1-8, Life history:
102-106 C. splendens: 7, 90-96
Host resistance (Mamestra brassicae): 9, M. persicariae: 4, 49-55
125-132 Linyphiidae: 4, 148-151
Host transfer in Antheraea pernyi: 3, 16-27 Loxostege sticticalis: 9, 117-124
Host relationship (7. evanescens): 3, 92-99 Lycaenidae butterflies: 5, 123-149
Hydradephaga: 9, 145-149 Lycidae: 8, 57-63
Hymenoptera (E Palearctic): 6, 95-108 Machilidae: 7, 75-89
Hymenoptera: 2, 46-65, 162-165; 3, 92-99; 3, Macrolycus (3 n. spp.; Far East): 8, 57-63
100-110; 4, 1-4; 5, 165-168; 6, 7-27, 77-82, Macropsis: 4, 157-163
83-94, 109-137; 7, 28-32, 33-49, 56-59; 9, Macropsis: 7, 60-66
Mamestra brassicae: 9, 125-132 Palearctic aphids: 6, 138-147
Mamestra perscicariae (Caucasus): 4, 49-55 Palearctic Elachistidae: 1, 102-104
Margarodidae (Central Asia, Afghanistan, and Palearctic Lepidoptera: 1, 102-104
Vietnam): 1, 1-7 Paleontology: 3, 138-148
Matesovia gen. n.: 1, 1-7 Paleozoic: 3, 138-148
Meadow moth: 9, 117-124 Pambolini (Australian): 2, 46-65
Megachile: 6, 83-94 Parasitism: 9, 15-24
Megachilidae: 6, 83-94 Pentatomidae: 3, 132-137
Megaselia (3 n. spp.): 3, 161-163 Pentatomomorpha (Karakum): 4, 20-43
Megoura viciae: 8, 1-8 Pest control: Codling moth: 4, 44-48
Mesozoic: 3, 138-148 Pests of Brassicaceae: 5 8-18
Metopiinae: 7, 106-120 Phaonia (W Himalayas): 5, 48-61
Microlepidoptera (Russia): 1, 23-39 Phenology: Zeiraphera diniana: 1, 141-149
Micromorphology of Megoura viciae: 8, 1-8 Pheromones:
Miscophus (8 n. spp.): 3, 100-110 Chemotaxonomic characters of: 9, 133-144
Monophlebinae (n. gen. & n. spp.): 1, 1-7 Competition between natural and synthetic:
Morphology: 6, 148-157
Antheraea pernyi: 3, 16-27 Moths: 9, 133-144
Acricotopus lucens: 3, 28-34 Optimal attractive mixtures: 9, 133-144
Anobiidae larvae: 8, 153-161 Sensitivity of Ostrinia nubilalis: 6, 148-157
Callidulidae: 7, 16-27 Species specific response in butterflies: 6,
Chamaemyiidae: 2, 66-100 148-157;
Cicadetta montana (adult ¢ , 5th-state Traps, population monitoring with: 4, 81-91
nymph): 3, 1-15 Pholicodes: 6, 32-66
Dichomeridinae: 2, 26-45 Phoridae: 3, 161-163
Ephydridae (immature): 9, 71-81 Photoperiodic response: Bracon hebetor: 2,
Enophyid mites: 1, 54-65 162-165
Lepidoptera: 2, 10-15 Phthorimaea operculella: 2, 133-137
Pentatomomorpha (Heteroptera): 4, 20-43 Phylogeny:
Scolytid larvae: 2, 120-132 Achilidae: 6, 7-27
Siphonaptera: 4, 5-19 Chamaemyiidae: 2, 66-100
Tectocepheus veelatus: 8, 140-153 Gelechiidae: 2, 26-45;
Trombiculidae: 8, 77-88 Gelechioid moths: 2, 10-25
Morphometrics of Chironomidae in various Pilichremylus gen. n.: 2, 46-65
stages of metamorphism: 1, 122-128 Platyscelidini (n. spp.): 4, 123-126
Muscidae: 5, 48-61 Plebeius pylaon: 5, 123-149
Mymedophila: 6, 28-31 Plebejides: 5, 123-149
Myzaphis (2 n. spp.; Kazakhstan): 8, 102-106 Plecoptera: 6, 1-6
Natural variability of Drosophila: 1, 89-95 Pleurota (n. spp.; n. ssp.): 6, 67-76
Noctuidae: 4, 49-55; 7, 97-105; 9, 125-132 Plinthus sp. (Caucasus): 5, 109-122
Notiphila: 9, 71-81 Podiscus maculiventris: 3, 132-137
Odonata: 7, 90-96 Poecilonota (2 spp.; Tajikistan): 3, 60-68
Oecophonidea: 2, 10-25; 6, 67-76 Pollinator efficiency: 2, 101-119
Oecophorid moths (Tajikistan): 2, 5-9 Population density: 9, 117-124
Olgia: 7, 33-49 Population dynamics: 9, 117-124
Ontogenesis in A. manducator: 9, 105-116 Population estimation of of wild bees: 2,
Onibatei: 4, 164-165; 8, 140-153 101-119
Orthoptera (S Siberia): 4, 70-80 Population monitoring with pheromone traps:
Oryttus: 7 33-49 4, 81-91
Oxytelinae (NE Asia): 1, 162-164 Potato moths: 2, 133-137
Pachyscelis (n. sp.; Kyrgyzstan): 5, 79-80 Prays beta: 2, 1-5
Predatory beetles of Belarus: 9, 145-149 15, 16-27; 8, 107-122
Psychidae: 1, 23-39 Thysanura: 7, 75-89
Pterodecta felderi: 7, 16-27 Tamarix (host plant): 3, 149-160
Rearing of 7. evenescens in laboratory: 3, Tamarix. 6, 158-168
92-99 Taxonomy:
Reproduction (black flies): 4, 127-134 Cibotogaster: 5, 19-34
Rove-beetles (Palearctic): 5, 62-78 Drosophila virilis: 1, 89-95
Scolytid larvae: 2, 120-132 Lepidoptera: 9, 133-134
Scolytidae: 2, 120-132 Micophus: 3, 100-110
Search behavior in codling moths: 1, 105-113 Megaselia: 3, 161-163
Sepsidae: 9, 99-101 Pentatomomorpha: 4, 20-43
Sestidae: 1, 40-53 Poecilonota: 3, 60-68
Simuliidae: 4, 127-134; 5, 1-7 Tectocepheus velatus: 8, 140-153
Siphonaptera: 4, 5-19 Temperature preferences of Collembola: 8,
Snout beetles: 6, 32-66 89-101
Social behavior: Hymenoptera: 4, 14 Temperature: effect on on development of
Species-specific pheromone response in Gelechiidae: 2, 133-137
butterflies: 6, 148-157 Tenebrionidae: 4, 123-126; 5, 79-80; 8, 64-76
Sphecidae (Asia): 1, 114-121 Tephritidae: 5, 35-47; 9, 82-98
Sphecidae: 3, 100-110; 6, 77-82; 7, 33-49; 9, Tetracanthella bescidica (n. sp.; Carpathian
25-28, 29-32 Mts.): 5, 150-156
Sphenoptera (Central Asia and Afghanistan): Tetracanthella caucasica: 5, 157-164
1, 99-101 Tetracanthella gr. wahlgreni: 5, 157-164
Sphenoptera kepelensis sp. n.: 1, 99-101 Tetracanthella hatipara: 5, 157-164
Sphinctus Grav.: 6, 95-108 Tetracanthella osetica: 5, 157-164
Staphylinae: 5, 62-78 Tetracanthella tarbae: 5, 157-164
Stenolophus portugalicus sp. n. (Portugal): 1, Tetracanthella tuberculata: 5, 157-164
159-161 Tetramorium gen. (Russia): 1, 129-140
Stoneflies: 6, 1-6 Tetrapodili: 1, 54-65
Stratiomyidae: 5, 19-34 Thysanura: 7, 75-89
Swaneticus group: 5, 109-122 Tineidae: 1, 23-39
Syntomium gen. (Magadan Province): 1, Tortricidae: 4, 44-48
162-164 Tortrix viridana: 3, 35-36
Syrphinae: 9, 41-70 Trichogramma (n. sp.; C Asia): 7, 136-138
Systematics: Trichogramma evanescens: 3, 92-99
Coleoptera: 3, 69-84, 85-91; 4, 118-122, Trichogrammatidae: 3, 92-99; 7, 136-138
123-126; 5, 62-78, 79-80, 81-108; 6, 28- Trichoptera: 3, 138-148
31, 32-66; 7, 52-55; 8, 9-20, 21-51, 52-56, Trombiculidae: 2, 138-158; 8, 77-88
57-63, 64-76; 9, 157-163 U. anthropovi sp. n.: §, 35-47
Diptera: 2, 66-100;3 , 149-160; 5, 1-7, 19- Uralophantes troitskensis (n. gen and sp.): 4,
34, 35-47, 48-61; 7, 121-132; 8, 131-139; 148-151
9, 82-98, 99-101, 123-130; 9, 41- 70, 71- Urophora (s. str.) (E Palearctic): 5, 35-47
81 Urophora (E Palearctic): 9, 82-98
Homoptera: 3, 111-131; 4 157-163; 7, 56- Weevils: 5, 81-108, 109-122
59; 8, 102-106 Wild bees: 2, 101-119
Hymenoptera: 5, 165-168; 6, 7-27, 77-82, Xeroresistance of 7. velatus: 8, 140-153
109-137; 7, 33-49; 9, 1-10, 15-24, 25-28, Y ponomeutidae (Russian Far East): 2, 1-5
29-32, 33-40 Zeiraphera diniaana (N Siberia): 1, 141-149
Lepidoptera: 2, 10-25, 26-45; 6, 67-76; 7, 1- Zoogeography of Hydradephaga: 9, 145-149