Slaterocoris pallidicornis
Creators: name: Schwartz, Michael D.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2011
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Hemiptera
Miridae
Slaterocoris
Slaterocoris pallidicornis

description: <i>Slaterocoris pallidicornis</i> (Knight) Figures 13, 33; plate 2; map 7 <i>Strongylocoris atratus</i>: Van Duzee: 1921: 135 (disc., in part). <i>Strongylocoris pallidicornis</i> Knight, 1938: 4, fig. 5 (orig. desc.). <i>Slaterocoris pallidicornis</i>: Kelton, 1968: 1123, fig. 4 (disc.); Knight, 1970: 245, fig. 8, (disc.); Henry and Wheeler, 1988: 450 (catalog); Schuh, 1995: 198 (catalog). DIAGNOSIS: Distinguished by the mostly yellow coloration of the appendages. Antennal segments I and II are pale, except for the brown base of segment I and apical one-fifth of segment II. The legs are predominantly pale yellow with dark brown to black on most of the basal portions of the femora, apices of the tibiae and distal tarsomeres (fig. 13). The structure of the right paramere and endosomal spicule will unequivocally distinguish the male (fig. 33A–C, I–L). The female of <i>S. pallidicornis</i> is difficult to separate from female <i>S. breviatus</i> with extensive pale coloration in antennal segment II. Additionally, the base of segment II in the female of <i>S. pallidicornis</i> is pale as compared to those of <i>S. breviatus</i> which often have segment II pale, but the extreme base and apex are black. Usually the pale portion of the appendages of the latter species are more orange-yellow as compared to the pale yellow of the former. Typically the trochanter and antennal segment I are pale in <i>S. pallidicornis</i>, the trochanter is dark and segment I has a black basal annulus in <i>S. breviatus</i>. Sometimes the distal portion of antennal segment II is diffusely darkened in female <i>S. pallidicornis</i>, the extreme base is not narrowly darkened; in female <i>S. stygicus</i>, segment II is pale yellow medially, with dark base and distal region. Additionally, the hemelytron in female <i>S. pallidicornis</i> is shorter anterior to the cuneal fracture and the width of the corium is somewhat narrower, as compared to female <i>S. stygicus</i> where the anterior portion of the hemelytron is longer and with of the corium is wider. REDESCRIPTION: <i>Male:</i> Large, obovate, length 4.10–4.75, width 1.81–2.10 (pl. 2). COLORATION: Shining black; except pale yellow on antennal segments I (except for extreme base) and II, (except variable distal region), apex of coxa, trochanter, apical portion of femur, tibia except apex, and tarsomeres I and II. (fig. 13). VESTITURE: Sparsely distributed, short, suberect, brown setae. STRUCTURE: Frons striate; labium reaching middle of middle coxa; antennal segment II longer than head width; costal margin arcuate. GENITALIA: <b>Tergal process</b>: Long, basal width and apical points variable (fig. 33D, E). <b>Endosomal spicule</b>: Ventral lobe long, somewhat flattened (fig. 33A, arrow) or narrow (fig. 33B, C, arrow) marginal serration strong, restricted to apical region; dorsal lobe with lateral ramus long, flat distally, relatively wide, attenuate apically, marginal serration strong; base of lateral ramus sometimes curved (fig. 33A, B); medial ramus moderately long, marginally smooth (fig. 33A–C). <b>Right paramere</b>: Apical spines tightly grouped, moderately long, discrete, splayed, with basalmost spine about same width as others, not separated (fig. 33I–L, arrow); basal lobe with serrate region produced, not particularly constricted, strongly serrate on posterior surface (fig. 33I–L); sometimes basal lobe with several large basal spines (fig. 33K, arrow). <b>Left paramere</b>: Long; apex smoothly attenuate (fig. 33F–H). <i>Female:</i> Large, ovate; length 4.20–4.60; width 2.00–2.24; costal margin strongly arcuate (pl. 2). COLORATION: Antennal segments I and II almost completely yellow, but with extreme base of segment I and extreme base and apex of segment II black. GENITALIA: As in species group except: <b>First gonapophyses</b>: Right greater than left at overlap. <b>Second gonapophyses</b>: Anterior medial surface strongly convex. <b>Interramal sclerite</b>: Posteromedial portion with flat plate abutting ovipositor bulb. HOSTS: The majority of host records are from Asteraceae or Caprifoliaceae. <i>Artemisia</i> (with <i>A. cana</i> the only species-level record), <i>Aster</i> sp., and especially species of <i>Solidago</i> are probably the breeding hosts for this species. However many specimens were collected on honeysuckle, <i>Lonicera</i> sp. and <i>Symphoricarpos</i> species (common snowberry, <i>S. albus</i> (L.) Blake, western snowberry, <i>S. occidentalis</i> Hook., and coralberry, S. <i>orbiculatus</i> Moench) across the northern portion of the distributional range of <i>S. pallidicornis</i>. I hesitate to suggest that the large number of occurrences on these woody perennials are just sitting records as the detailed biology of this species is essentially unknown; perhaps species of Caprifoliaceae are an essential component of its life cycle. Plant bugs are known to feed on flowers and pollen of nonbreeding hosts (Wheeler, 2001); the single instance of <i>Yucca glauca</i> Nutt. (Agavaceae) is considered to be a sitting record. DISTRIBUTION: A species of the Prairie Provinces and the upper Great Plains with a significant number of records in the Rocky Mountain cordillera of Colorado and an apparently isolated population in maritime Canada. Occurs as far north and west as the Peace River region of Alberta then east spanning the Prairie Provinces to western Ontario. In the upper Great Plains, it extends from the Canadian border south to Iowa, Nebraska, and Wyoming, and is found on the eastern front of the Rockies from Colorado north to Alberta. Known from only one locality (22 specimens, 2 collection events) in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia (map 7). COLLECTION SUMMARY: 439 specimens (58 <i>%</i> with USI numbers) from 191 collection events, with June records found in the southern plains localities and the remainder of specimens collected in July to August, as the latest record is from early September. DISCUSSION: Variation was noted in the male genitalia of some males from Nova Scotia. In the endosomal spicule the lateral ramus in the dorsal lobe is sometimes twisted (cf. fig. 33B, C) and right paramere sometimes has accessory spines basal to the apex of the basal lobe (cf. fig. 33J, K). The structure of the tergal process in some males from Nova Scotia was more narrow basally and with small apical points than in other males (cf. fig. 33D, E). Such variation was not noted in specimens in the remaining distribution of <i>S. pallidicornis</i>. The apical spines of the right paramere in some <i>S. pallidicornis</i> are reminiscent of the condition found in <i>S. breviatus</i>, but upon close comparison the individual spines of <i>S. breviatus</i> are smaller, more distinct and more equal in length than those of <i>S</i>. <i>pallidicornis</i>. HOLOTYPE: <b> South Dakota: <i>Custer Co.:</i></b> Custer [43.766676 N 103.598336 W], 19 Aug 1927, H.H. Knight, 18 (AMNH _ PBI 00134029) (USNM). OTHER SPECIMENS EXAMINED: <b>CANADA: Alberta:</b> 1.9 km W of Tyrrell Museum on Rt 838, W of Drumheller, 51.470346 N 112.737376 W, 684 m, 14 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113540) (CNC). 3.8 km S of Drumheller on Rt 56, 51.427626 N 112.642486 W, 677 m, 14 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz and R.G. Foottit, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113541) (CNC). Calgary, 51.083336 N 114.083336 W, 19 Jul 1924, R.W. Salt, 18 (00085378) (BMNH); 26 Jul 1924, R.W. Salt, 18 (00085380) (BMNH); 05 Aug 1924, R.W. Salt, 18 (00085381) (BMNH); 10 Aug 1924, R.W. Salt, 18 (00085382) (BMNH); 27 Aug 1924, R.W. Salt, 18 (00085379) (BMNH); 08 Jul 1961, Carr, 18 (00113508) (CNC). Castor, 52.216666 N 111.90006 W, 07 Aug 1957, A.R. and J.E. Brooks, 18 (00113505) (CNC). Crowsnest Pass, 49.649676 N 114.699536 W, 1366 m, 29 Aug 1930, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113535) (CNC). Drumheller, 51.466666 N 112.70006 W, 11 Aug 1957, A.R., J.E. Brooks, 18 (00113522) (CNC). Elkwater Lake, Cypress Hills Provincial Park, 49.662936 N 110.301676 W, 1219 m, 19 Jul 1956, O. Peck, 1&amp;female; (00113529) (CNC). Elkwater Park, Cypress Hills Provincial Park, 49.636 N 110.20006 W, 1427 m, 20 Jul 1952, A.R. Brooks, 1&amp;female; (00113524) (CNC); 20 Jul 1952, L.A. Konotopetz, 18 (00113504) (CNC). Head Smashed-in Buffalo Jump Interpretive Park, 49.70516 N 113.653836 W, 1099 m, 01 Sep 1993, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Artemisia cana</i>, 18 (00113542) (CNC). High Prairie, 55.433336 N 116.483336 W, 16 Jul 1961, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113520) (CNC); 17 Jul 1961, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113521) (CNC). Hotchkiss, 57.066666 N 117.556 W, 17 Jul 1940, C.L. Neilson, 18 (00113527) (CNC). Irvine, 49.956 N 110.266666 W, 09 Jul 1952, A.R. Brooks, 28 (00113506, 00113525) (CNC). Lethbridge, 49.70006 N 112.833336 W, 04 Jul 1929, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113511) (CNC); 13 Aug 1929, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113513) (CNC); 05 Jun 1930, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113538) (CNC); 06 Jul 1930, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113537) (CNC); 07 Jul 1930, J.H. Pepper, 28 (00113512, 00113514) (CNC); 18 Jul 1930, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113515), 1&amp;female; (00113536) (CNC); 29 Jul 1930, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113516), 1&amp;female; (00317191) (CNC); 01 Aug 1930, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113539) (CNC); 20 Jun 1952, L.A. Konotopetz, 1&amp;female; (00113526) (CNC). Lundbreck, 49.586 N 114.176 W, 07 Jul 1970, L.A. Kelton, 1&amp;female; (00111414), 18 (00113543), 1&amp;female; (00113528) (CNC); 20 Jul 1973, L.A. Kelton, 18 (00113317) (CNC). Medicine Hat, 50.033336 N 110.683336 W, 06 Aug 1929, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113531) (CNC); 07 Aug 1929, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113530) (CNC); 08 Aug 1929, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113532) (CNC); 22 Aug 1930, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113533) (CNC); 12 Jul 1939, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113517) (CNC); 14 Jul 1956, E.E. Sterns, 18 (00113509) (CNC). Medicine Hat, Ross Creek, 50.03336 N 110.63336 W, 705 m, 13 Jul 1929, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113510) (CNC). Milk River, 49.133336 N 112.083336 W, 22 Aug 1929, J.H. Pepper, 1&amp;female; (00113534) (CNC); 09 Jul 1930, J.H. Pepper, 18 (00113518) (CNC). Nevis, 52.330936 N 113.03696 W, 798 m, 27 Jul 1973, L.A. Kelton, 38 (00113320, 00318772, 00318778), 1&amp;female; (00318770) (CNC). Onefour, 49.066666 N 110.456 W, 17 Jul 1952, A.R. Brooks, 1&amp;female; (00113523) (CNC); 17 Jul 1952, L.A. Konotopetz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113507) (CNC). Peace River, 56.233336 N 117.283336 W, 10 Jul 1961, A.R. Brooks, 28 (00113519, 00317189), 1&amp;female; (00317188) (CNC). Stettler, 52.333336 N 112.683336 W, 03 Aug 1957, A. and J. Brooks, 1&amp;female; (00113544) (CNC). Wainwright, 52.833336 N 110.866666 W, 27 Jul 1957, A. and J. Brooks, 18 (00113545) (CNC). Waterton Park, 49.056 N 113.916666 W, 26 Jul 1972, L.A. Kelton, 18 (00113319) (CNC). <b>Manitoba:</b> 5 km N of Spirit Sands, Spruce Wood Provincial Park, 15 km S of Carberry, 49.714986 N 99.283016 W, 360 m, 08 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Solidago</i> sp., 18 (00113548) (CNC). 6.4 km W of Russell on Rt 16, 50.771536 N 101.381386 W, 533 m, 18 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz and R.G. Foottit, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113547) (CNC). 10 mi W of Roblin on Rt 5, 51.233336 N 101.580886 W, 15 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113563) (CNC). Assiniboine River Valley at Rt 16, 49.883336 N 97.133336 W, 18 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 2&amp;female; (00113553, 00317192) (CNC). Boissevain, 49.233336 N 100.056 W, 20 Jul 1953, Brooks and Kelton, 18 (00113567) (CNC). Carberry, 49.866666 N 99.356 W, 29 Jul 1953, Brooks and Kelton, 18 (00242588) (CAS), 18 (00113551) (CNC); 09 Aug 1953, Brooks and Kelton, 1&amp;female; (00113555) (CNC). Millwood, 50.70006 N 101.40006 W, 19 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113562) (CNC). Morris, 49.356 N 97.366666 W, 15 Aug 1953, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113560) (CNC). Ninette, 49.40006 N 99.633336 W, 28 Jul 1958, R.B. Madge, 1&amp;female; (00113568) (CNC); 05 Aug 1958, R.B. Madge, 1&amp;female; (00113569) (CNC). Pilot Mound, 49.20006 N 98.90006 W, 31 Jul 1958, A. and J. Brooks, 18 (00113561) (CNC). Russell, 50.783336 N 101.283336 W, 17 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113559) (CNC); 21 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113558) (CNC). Souris, 49.616666 N 100.256 W, 23 Jul 1953, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113565) (CNC). Turtle Mountain, 496 N 100.333336 W, 17 Jul 1953, Brooks and Kelton, <i>Solidago</i> sp., 18 (00113549) (CNC). Virden, 49.856 N 100.933336 W, 10 Jul 1953, Brooks and Kelton, 18 (00113552) (CNC); 14 Jul 1953, Brooks and Kelton, 18 (00113550) (CNC). Westbourne, 50.133336 N 98.566666 W, 25 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113564) (CNC). <b>Nova Scotia:</b> Beddeck, 46.108996 N 60.76466 W, 78 m, 23 Jul 1936, J. McDunnough, <i>Lonicera</i> sp., 38 (00113456, 00115092–00115093) (CNC); 01 Aug 1941, J. McDunnough, <i>Aster</i> sp., 18 (00113457) (CNC). <b>Ontario:</b> Black Sturgeon Lake, 49.824126 N 94.434066 W, 326 m, 01 Aug 1956 – 15 Aug 1956, H. Lindberg, 28 (00318764–00318765), 1&amp;female; (00318766) (CNC). <b>Saskatchewan:</b> 4.9 km SE of North Battleford on Rt 16, 52.728846 N 108.207066 W, 511 m, 22 Aug 1993, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Solidago</i> sp., 1&amp;female; (00113467) (CNC). 5 km E of Melville on Rt 15, 50.915646 N 102.684246 W, 543 m, 18 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 1&amp;female; (00113464) (CNC). 7 km W of Fairlight on Rt 48, 49.886546 N 101.775466 W, 598 m, 09 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Solidago</i> sp., 1&amp;female; (00113465) (CNC). 10.8 km E of Maidstone on Hwy 16, 53.083336 N 109.138576 W, 22 Aug 1993, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Solidago</i> sp., 1&amp;female; (00113468) (CNC). 40.0 km SW of Saskatoon on Rt 7, 3.5 km [SW] of Delisle, 51.896746 N 107.178946 W, 537 m, 13 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113462) (CNC). 45.8 km N of Stoughton on Rt 47, 50.09456 N 103.016666 W, 09 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 38 (00113460–00113461, 00317190), 2&amp;female; (00113202, 00317193), (CNC). 186 km N of Regina on Rt 11, 3.3 km E of 11, 52.119836 N 104.616666 W, 10 Jul 1990, M.D. Schwartz, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113463), 1&amp;female; (00113466) (CNC). Amsterdam, 51.756 N 102.476 W, 22 Aug 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113470) (CNC). Attons Lake, Cut Knife, 52.756 N 109.016666 W, 03 Jul 1940, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113491) (CNC). Elbow, 51.116666 N 106.60006 W, 02 Aug 1951, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113492) (CNC), <i>Solidago</i> sp., 18 (00121789), 1&amp;female; (00121790) (UCB); 12 Jul 1960, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113493) (CNC). Esterhazy, 50.656 N 102.083336 W, 14 Aug 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113469) (CNC). Great Sand Hills, 50.50006 N 109.083336 W, 04 Jul 1952, A.R. Brooks, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113502) (CNC). Harris, 51.736 N 107.586 W, 03 Jul 1952, L.A. Konotopetz, 18 (00113471) (CNC). Indian Head, 50.533336 N 103.666666 W, 10 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113497) (CNC). Kandahar, 51.776 N 104.356 W, 29 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113479) (CNC). Katepwa, 50.693846 N 103.646496 W, 477 m, 11 Aug 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 1&amp;female; (00113472) (CNC). Killdeer, 49.113366 N 106.348016 W, 896 m, 01 Aug 1955, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113478) (CNC). Krydor, 52.783336 N 107.066666 W, 08 Jul 1950, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113476) (CNC). Leask, 53.021426 N 106.753196 W, 515 m, 08 Jul 1950, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113477) (CNC). Lorlie, 50.833436 N 103.283216 W, 586 m, 04 Aug 1950, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113480) (CNC). Lumsden, 50.656 N 104.866666 W, 07 Aug 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 1&amp;female; (00113482) (CNC); 12 Jul 1958, A. and J. Brooks, 18 (00113473) (CNC). Neilburg, 52.83816 N 109.628326 W, 675 m, 24 Jul 1957, A.R. and J.E. Brooks, 1&amp;female; (00113481) (CNC). Rockglen, 49.183336 N 105.956 W, 02 Aug 1955, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113474), 1&amp;female; (00113503) (CNC). Saskatoon, 52.133336 N 106.666666 W, 14 Jul 1927, Kenneth M. King, 18 (00113486) (CNC); 21 Jul 1927, Kenneth M. King, 38 (00113483–00113485) (CNC); 08 Aug 1927, Kenneth M. King, 18 (00113487) (CNC); 22 Aug 1927, Kenneth M. King, 18 (00113488) (CNC); 18 Jul 1928, Kenneth M. King, 18 (00113490) (CNC); 18 Jul 1928, Kenneth M. King, 18 (00113489) (CNC); 05 Jul 1949, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113496) (CNC); 05 Jul 1949, L.A. Konotopetz, 18 (00121791), 1&amp;female; (00121792) (UCB); 21 Jul 1950, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113494) (CNC); 06 Jul 1956, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00113495) (CNC). Stockholm, 50.656 N 102.30006 W, 27 Jul 1954, Brooks and Wallis, 18 (00113475) (CNC). Willow Bunch, 49.40006 N 105.633336 W, 26 Jul 1955, C.D.F. Miller, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113501) (CNC); 27 Jul 1955, A.R. Brooks, 18 (00242587) (CAS), <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113498) (CNC); 29 Jul 1955, A.R. Brooks, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113499) (CNC); 30 Jul 1955, A.R. Brooks, <i>Symphoricarpos occidentalis</i>, 18 (00113500) (CNC). <b> USA: Colorado: <i>Boulder Co.:</i></b> Boulder, 40.0156 N 105.276 W, 1676 m, 08 Jul 1949, R.H. Beamer, 1&amp;female; (00117900) (KU). <i>Costilla Co.:</i> Fort Garland, Ute Creek Ranch, 37.432746 N 105.438466 W, 11 Aug 1925, H.H. Knight, paratype, 18 (00134380) (USNM). <i>Denver Co.:</i> Denver, 39.739176 N 104.984176 W, 20 Jun 1969, J.T. Polhemus, 18 (00134395) (USNM). Denver, 39.739176 N 104.984176 W, N. Banks, 1&amp;female; (00108482) (AMNH). <i>Douglas Co.:</i> Chatfield State Park, 39.536666 N 105.068886 W, 15 Jun 1977, D.A. and J.T. Polhemus, 18 (00116981) (JTP); 08 Jul 1977, D.A. and J.T. Polhemus, 18 (00116975) (JTP); 12 Jul 1979, J.T. Polhemus, 28 (00108475, 00108898), 1&amp;female; (00108899) (AMNH), 28 (00116976, 00116982) (JTP). Indian Creek Campground, Pike National Forest, 39.378986 N 105.101176 W, 2271 m, 03 Aug 2004, R.L. Blinn, 18 (00242847) (NCSU). Perry Park, 39.256676 N 104.991946 W, 13 Jul 1977, D.A. and J.T. Polhemus, 1&amp;female; (00108481) (AMNH), 18 (00116980) (JTP); 19 Aug 1977, D.A. and J.T. Polhemus, 1&amp;female; (00108480) (AMNH); 08 Jul 1982, J.T. Polhemus, 18 (00116983) (JTP). Waterton, 39.493616 N 105.088066 W, 12 Jul 1982, D.A. Polhemus, 18 (00116984) (JTP); 07 Jul 1983, D.A. Polhemus, 18 (00116978) (JTP); 11 Jul 1983, D.A. Polhemus, 18 (00116979) (JTP); 08 Aug 1987, T.J. Henry, <i>Symphoricarpos</i> sp., 18 (00133719) (USNM). Waterton, Head of Hiline, 39.493616 N 105.088066 W, 18 Jul 1979, J.T. Polhemus, 18 (00116977) (JTP). <i>Eagle Co.:</i> Woody Creek, 39.275926 N 106.889726 W, 2227 m, 27 Jul 1992, W.A. Jones, 18 (00069996) (USNM). <i>El Paso Co.:</i> Colorado Springs, 38.833896 N 104.820836 W, 1803 m, 27 Jun 1966, J.A. Slater, 1&amp;female; (00169947) (AMNH). <i>Jefferson Co.:</i> Waterton, Platte River, 39.408086 N 105.170746 W, 1631 m, 11 Jul 1986, R.T. Schuh and J.T. Polhemus, <i>Symphoricarpos</i> sp., 2&amp;female; (00108483– 00108484) (AMNH). <i>Larimer Co.:</i> Fort Collins, 40.585286 N 105.083896 W, 13 Jul, E.P. Van Duzee, 18 (00242544) (CAS); 16 Jul, E.P. Van Duzee, 18 (00242584), 2&amp;female; (00242585–00242586) (CAS). Fort Collins, 40.585286 N 105.083896 W, 1525 m, 08 Jul 1898, unknown, 18 (00134390), 1&amp;female; (00134389) (USNM). Fort Collins, Dixon Canyon, 40.55446 N 105.1486 W, 1657 m, 19 Aug 1898, E.D. Ball, paratype, 1&amp;female; (00113579) (CNC). Little Beaver [Creek], 40.623586 N 105.523886 W, 2402 m, 16 Jul 1898, unknown, 18 (00134497) (USNM). Pingree Park, 40.561116 N 105.597226 W, 03 Sep 1972, L.A. Kelton, 28 (00113575, 00318782) (CNC). <i>Las Animas Co.:</i> Stonewall nr Trinidad, 37.169446 N 104.50006 W, 2591 m, 07 Aug 1925, C.J. Drake, paratype, 18 (00134343), 2&amp;female; (00134344–00134345) (USNM); 07 Aug 1925, H.H. Knight, paratype, 18 (00113578) (CNC). <i>Pitkin Co.:</i> Aspen, 39.191116 N 106.816946 W, 2438 m, 24 Jul 1919 – 27 Jul 1919, unknown, 18 (00108472) (AMNH). Avalanche Creek, White River National Forest, 39.24716 N 107.233716 W, 23 Aug 1968, L.A. Kelton, 18 (00113576) (CNC). <i>Routt Co.:</i> Steamboat Springs, 40.52416 N 106.462
description: Published as part of <i>Schwartz, Michael D., 2011, Revision And Phylogenetic Analysis Of The North American Genus Slaterocoris Wagner With New Synonymy, The Description Of Five New Species And A New Genus From Mexico, And A Review Of The Genus Scalponotatus Kelton (Heteroptera: Miridae: Orthotylinae), pp. 1-290 in Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2011 (354)</i> on pages 167-169, DOI: 10.1206/354.1, http://zenodo.org/record/5407316
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