Lepidostoma ferox Branch
Creators: name: Saini, Malkiat S.
name: Parey, Sajad H.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2011
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Trichoptera
Lepidostomatidae
Lepidostoma
Lepidostoma ferox

description: A. L. ferox Branch
1. Lepidostoma armatum (Ulmer). India (Assam).
Dinarthrum armatum Ulmer 1905: 60 –70, figs. 28–31, 3. “ India: Assam” (Vienna Museum, Austria).
2. Lepidostoma assamense (Mosely). India (Meghalaya), Nepal, Bhutan. Anacrunoecia assamense Mosely 1949b: 412 –413, pl. 1 figs. 85–92, 3. “Meghalaya: Cherrapunge” (Natural History Museum, London, UK.) Malicky 2006: 241–264 (reported from Nepal).
Malicky 2007: 498 (reported from Bhutan)
Additional material examined: Meghalaya, Shillong, 1500 m, 63, 1 Ƥ.
3. Lepidostoma betteni (Martynov). India (West Bengal).
Dinarthrella betteni Martynov 1936: 286 –288, figs.57–59, 3 “West Bengal: Darjeeling, 1500 m ” (Russian Institute of Zoology, St. Petersburg, Russia). Additional material examined: Sikkim: Singhik, 1300 m, 13, 4Ƥ; Mangan, 1500 m, 1 3.
4. Lepidostoma destructum (Ulmer). India (Assam).
Maniconeuria destructa Ulmer 1905: 35 –36, 3.
“West Bengal: Darjeeling, 1500m,” (Paris Museum, France). Malicky 2007: 498 (reported from Bhutan).
5. Lepidostoma digitatum (Mosely). India (Meghalaya).
Anacrunoecia digitata Mosely 1949b: 414, pl. III figs. 100–105, 3 “Meghalaya: Khasi Hills.” (Natural History Museum, London, UK.) 6. Lepidostoma dirangense sp. nov.
7. Lepidostoma dubitans (Mosely). India (Meghalaya).
Goerodes dubitans Mosely 1949c:786, pl. V, figs. 178–184, 3. “Meghalaya: Khasi Hills” (Natural History Museum, London, UK). 8. Lepidostoma ferox (McLachlan): India.
Dinarthrum ferox McLachlan 1871: 118 –119, pl. II fig 7, 3.
“North India ”: (British Museum).
Additional material examined: Himachal Pradesh: Ahla, 2000 m, 13, 1Ƥ; Uttarakhand: Harsil, 2300 m, 53, 2 Ƥ.
9. Lepidostoma heterolepidium (Martynov). India (West Bengal), Bhutan, Nepal. Indocrunoecia heterolepidia Martynov 1936: 293 –295, figs. 66–67, 3. “West Bengal: Darjeeling, 1500 m ” (Russian Institute of Zoology, St. Petersburg, Russia). Schmid 1975: 77–86 (reported from Bhutan).
Malicky 2006: 241–264 (reported from Nepal).
Additional material examined: Uttarakhand: Pithoragarh, 2100 m, 13. 10. Lepidostoma himachalicum sp. nov.
11. Lepidostoma inerme (McLachlan). India (Jammu &Kashmir).
Dinarthrum inerme McLachlan 1878: 5 –6, figs. 1–4, 3.
“Jammu & Kashmir: Leh, 3200 m ” (Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata). Yang & Weaver 2002: 100–106 (redescribed male from China). Malicky 2003: 906–907 (provided phenology in India).
Additional material examined: Jammu & Kashmir: Pahalgam, 2100 m, 153, 16Ƥ; Dobivan, 2100 m, 13; Leh, 3500 m, 43; Gulmarg, 2700 m, 83; Himachal Pradesh: Traila, 2000 m, 13, 1#. 12. Lepidostoma kimsa (Mosely). India (Sikkim).
Adinarthrella kimsa Mosely 1941:777, pl. VIII figs. 1–5, 3.
“Sikkim: Kurseong, 1500 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK). 13. Lepidostoma kashmiricum sp. nov.
14. Lepidostoma kurseum (Mosely). India (Sikkim).
Adinarthrum kurseum Mosely 1949a: 237 –238, pl. II figs. 8–12, 3. “Sikkim: Kurseong, 1500 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK). Additional material examined: Meghalaya, Cherrapunge, 1500 m, 13; Himachal Pradesh: Saingh, 800 m, 13. 15. Lepidostoma latum (Martynov). India (Himachal Pradesh, West Bengal). Dinarthrum latum Martynov 1936: 282 –283, figs. 53–54, 3.
“Himachal Pradesh: Pung Pulla, 1800 m ” (Russian Institute of Zoology, St. Petersburg, Russia). Additional material examined: Jammu & Kashmir: Tangmarg, 2600 m, 33; Pahalgam, 2100 m, 33; Aru, 2300 m, 53; Drass, 3300 m, 53, 2 Ƥ.
16. Lepidostoma libitana (Malicky). India (Himachal Pradesh), Bhutan. Indocrunoecia libitana Malicky 2003: 60 –70, figs. 28–31, 3.
“Himachal Pradesh: Naggar Nalla, 1800 m ” (Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata). Malicky 2007: 498 (reported from Bhutan).
17. Lepidostoma margula (Mosely). India (Jammu & Kashmir).
Agoerodes margula Mosely 1949a: 241 –242, pl. IX figs. 48–52, 3. “Jammu & Kashmir: Gulmarg, 2600 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK). Additional material examined: Jammu & Kashmir: Sonmarg, 3000 m, 13. 18. Lepidostoma meghalayaense sp. nov.
19. Lepidostoma moulmina (Mosely). India (Meghalaya).
Adinarthrum moulmina Mosely 1949a: 238, pl. III figs. 14–18, 3. “Meghalaya: Khasi Hills, 1500 m ” (Stockholm Museum, Sweden). Additional material examined: Assam: Jetinga, 900 m, 23.
20. Lepidostoma nagana (Mosely). India (Jammu & Kashmir).
Dinarthrum nagana Mosely 1939: 338 –339, pl. 6 figs. 1–5, 3.
“Jammu and Kashmir: Naranag, 2286 m, 22-ix-1930, Lt. Col. S.R. Christophers, B.M. 1930-159” (Natural
History Museum, London, U.K).
Additional material examined: Himachal Pradesh: Ahla, 2000 m, 13. 21. Lepidostoma parvulum (McLachlan). Uzbekistan, India.
Mormonia (?) parvulum McLachlan 1871: 33, pl. 3 figs. 2-2c, 3.
Uzbekistan (Russian Institute of Zoology, St. Petersburg).
Mosely 1939: 335–336, pl. II figs. 1–7 (reported from Kashmir).
Additional material examined: Jammu & Kashmir: Aru, 2300m, 103; Apharwat, 3900 m, 23, 2 Ƥ. 22. Lepidostoma punjabicum (Martynov). India (Himachal Pradesh, West Bengal).
Dinarthrum punjabicum Martynov 1936: 282 –283, figs. 51–52, 3.
“Himachal Pradesh: Pung Pulla, 1800 m ” (Russian Institute of Zoology, St. Petersburg, Russia).
Additional material examined: Himachal Pradesh: Pung Pulla, 1800 m, 13, 3Ƥ; Uttarakhand: Purola, 1200 m,
33.
23. Lepidostoma serratum (Mosely). India (Meghalaya).
Goerodina serrate Mosely 1949c: 786 –787, pl. 6 figs. 185–190, 3.
“Assam [Meghalaya]: Khasi Hills” (Natural History Museum, London, UK).
Additional material examined: Meghalaya: Cherrapunge, 1300 m, 23, 2 Ƥ. 24. Lepidostoma sika (Mosely). India (Sikkim).
Agoerodes sika Mosely 1949a: 243, pl. 1 figs. 60–65, 3.
“Sikkim: Pucheng, vi. 1896 ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK).
Additional material examined: Arunachal Pradesh, Tato, 1800 m, 13. 25. Lepidostoma sonomax (Mosely). India (Jammu & Kashmir).
Dinarthrum sonomax Mosely 1939: 339, pl. 7 figs. 1–5, 3.
“Jammu & Kashmir; W. Tibet: Sonamarg, 28-ix-1932, (Yale North India Expd.), G.E. Hutchinson” (Natural
History Museum, London, UK).
26. Lepidostoma steelae (Mosely). India (Meghalaya).
Dinarthrena steelae Mosely 1941:774 –775, pl. 4 figs. 1–5, 3.
“Meghalaya: Khasi Hills, 1500 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK). 27. Lepidostoma tesarum (Mosely). India (Uttarakhand), Bhutan.
Goerodella tesarum Mosely 1949b: 421 –422, pl.12 figs. 152–156, 3.
“Uttarakhand: Muktesar, 1800 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK).
Malicky 2007: 498 (reported from Bhutan).
Additional material examined: Uttarakhand: Munsiayri, 2100 m, 53, 3Ƥ; Mandel, 1300 m, 33; Himachal
Pradesh: Ghiaghi, 1800 m, 23; Shayanachatti, 1900 m, 13.
28. Lepidostoma ylesomi (Weaver). India (Meghalaya).
Synonym Adinarthrella brunnea Mosely 1941: 776, pl 6 f 1–5 (preoccupied in Lepidostoma by Crunoeciella
brunnea Ulmer 1905).
“Meghalaya: Shillong, 1600 m ” (Natural History Museum, London, UK).
Additional material examined: Sikkim: Yuksum, 1800 m, 13; Uttarakhand: Mandal, 2100 m, 13.
description: Published as part of Saini, Malkiat S. & Parey, Sajad H., 2011, Four new species of the genus Lepidostoma Rambur (Trichoptera: Lepidostomatidae) from the Indian Himalayas, with a checklist to its Indian species, pp. 25-36 in Zootaxa 3062 on pages 32-34, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.206992