Psilozia Enderlein
Creators: name: Adler, Peter H.
name: Crosskey, Roger W.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2015
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Diptera
Simuliidae
Psilozia

description: Subgenus PSILOZIA Enderlein
Simulium argus Williston
Pasternak (1964: p. 135, footnote on partial resolution relative to S. vittatum): [North America]
Simulium infernale Adler, Currie & Wood
Adler, Currie & Wood (2004, notes on comparison with S. vittatum, original description of species): USA
Simulium tribulatum Lugger
Rothfels & Dunbar (1953, description of general polytene features, idiogram, photos of metaphase and polytene complements and all arms, polytene chromosome relative lengths; as S. vittatum): Canada
Pasternak (1961, 1964, characterization, inversions mapped, photos of IS and IIIL; as S. vittatum [in part]): Canada, USA
Barley (1964, photo of polytene complement, utility of polytenes in cytogenetic instruction; as S. vittatum): USA
Rothfels (1980, characterization; inversions mapped; photos of sex chromosomes and partial IS, IIL, and IIIL; recognition of sibling species status; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): Canada, USA
Rothfels (1981a, characterization; inversions mapped; photos of sex chromosomes, IIIS, and partial IIIL; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): Canada
Rothfels (1981b, characterization, comparison with S. vittatum [as sibling species ‘IS-7’], origin of sibling species, photos of sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): Canada, USA
Rothfels & Featherston (1981, characterization; comparison with S. vittatum [as sibling species ‘IS-7’]; inversions mapped; photos of IIL and IIIS and partial IS, IL, and IIIL; seasonal pairing of homologues; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): Canada, USA
Featherston (1982, inversion polymorphisms, origin of sibling species, sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): Canada, USA
Adler (1983, polymorphism frequencies, sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IIIL-1’): USA
Adler (1986, notes on geographic variation, possible hybrids with S. vittatum [as cytospecies ‘IS-7’]; as S. vittatum cytospecies ‘IIIL-1’): Canada
Adler & Kim (1986, chromosomal characters in larval key, idiogram; as S. vittatum ‘IIIL-1’): USA
Adler, Currie & Wood (2004, chromosomal characters in larval key, recognition of ‘IIIL-1’ of Rothfels & Featherston 1981 as S. tribulatum): North America
Procunier, Zhang, Cupp, Miller & Cupp (2005, notes on sex chromosomes; photos of 2 gene locations in polytenes from adult Malpighian tubules, IIIS, partial IIIL, and sex chromosomes; physical mapping of antihemostatic salivary factors to polytenes): USA
Simulium vittatum Zetterstedt s. str.
Zimring (1953, idiogram, notes on general polytene features, photos of CII and partial IIS, polytene chromosome relative lengths): Canada
Pasternak (1961, 1964, characterization, inversions mapped, note on autotriploid, photos of all arms): Canada, USA
Rothfels (1980, characterization, de novo interhomologue interchange, idiogram of IS, photos of sex chromosomes and partial IS and IIL, recognition of sibling species status; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): Canada, USA
Rothfels (1981a, characterization, photo of IIIS; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): Canada
Rothfels (1981b, characterization, comparison with S. tribulatum [as sibling species ‘IIIL-1’], origin of sibling species, photos of sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): Canada, USA
Rothfels & Featherston (1981, characterization; comparison with S. tribulatum [as sibling species ‘IIIL-1’]; inversions mapped; photos of IIL and IIIS and partial IS, IL, and IIIL; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): Canada, USA
Featherston (1982, inversion polymorphisms, origin of sibling species, sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): Canada, USA
Sanderson, McLachlan & De Boni (1982, photos of IIS and fluorescent polytene complement with and without aluminum treatment, polytene puffing in presence of chromatin-bound aluminum): Canada
Adler (1983, polymorphism frequencies, polytene chromosomes from adult Malpighian tubules, sex chromosomes; as S. vittatum sibling species ‘IS-7’): USA
Adler (1986, notes on geographic variation, possible hybrids with S. tribulatum [as S. vittatum cytospecies ‘IIIL-1’]; as S. vittatum cytospecies ‘IS-7’): Canada
Adler & Kim (1986, chromosomal characters in larval key, idiogram; as S. vittatum ‘IS-7’): USA
Purcell, Giberson, Brockhouse & Hale (2001, photos of polytene complement and chromosome II showing stress puff, relation of stress puffing to land use and water chemistry): Canada
Brockhouse & Adler (2002, cytogenetic characterization of laboratory colonies, idiograms of sex chromosomes, pseudopartial sex linkage): USA
Adler, Currie & Wood (2004, chromosomal characters in larval key, notes on sex chromosomes, recognition of ‘IS-7’ of Rothfels & Featherston 1981 as S. vittatum s. str.): Iceland, North America
Procunier, Zhang, Cupp, Miller & Cupp (2005, physical mapping of antihemostatic salivary factors to polytenes): USA
description: Published as part of Adler, Peter H. & Crosskey, Roger W., 2015, Cytotaxonomy of the Simuliidae (Diptera): a systematic and bibliographic conspectus, pp. 1-139 in Zootaxa 3975 (1) on pages 79-80, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3975.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/192364