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Revue suisse de Zoologie (September 2015) 122(2): 185-200 ISSN 0035-418 An annotated list of the orthopteroid insects described by Kurt Harz, with an account of the type specimens held in the Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Genève John Hollier1 & Harald Bruckner2 1 Muséum d'histoire naturelle, C.P 6434, CH-1211 Genève 6, Switzerland. E-mail: [email protected] 2 Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, Burgring 7, 1010 Wien, Austria. E-mail: [email protected] Abstract: Kurt Harz described 98 species or subspecies of orthopteroid insects. The names are listed, their current combination and the location of the types are given. Where the primary type specimens are in Harz’s collection, now in the Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Genève (MHNG), the sex, verbatim label data and condition of the specimens is given, along with their location within the collection. Keywords: Blattodea - Dermaptera - Mantodea - Orthoptera - type-catalogue. INTRODUCTION from the same locality) which were sometimes not from anywhere near the type locality. Although some of his Kurt Harz (1915-1996) was a German entomologist who, neotype designations have been accepted, others have despite being wheelchair-bound and self-taught, became not (Marshall, 1983) and a discussion of Harz’s neotypes one of the most important authorities on the European is deferred pending further research. Orthoptera. His early work was on the Lepidoptera, The Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Genève, Switzerland and he was head of the German Research Centre for (MHNG), acquired Harz’s personal collection in 1975 Migratory Lepidoptera for twenty years. His interest and 1976, and also received most of the specimens that in the orthopteroid insects led to the monumental three he studied after this date, although not always straight volume “Die Orthopteren Europas” (Harz, 1969b, away. The Harz collection of Orthoptera is maintained 1975c; Harz & Kaltenbach 1976). In 1975 he started the as a separate collection in the MHNG because its size periodical “Articulata” (which became the journal of the makes integration into the general collection impractical. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Orthopterologie in 1988) to His Blattodea, Dermaptera and Mantodea, however, have which he contributed many articles. been integrated into the general collection. Since Heller The very proliferation of Harz’s publications has (1998, 1999) does not indicate the whereabouts of the caused some problems for the compilers of taxonomic type specimens, an inventory of Harz’s species including catalogues. Detzel (1996) lists the publications of Harz, comments on the condition of the type specimens in the while Heller (1998,1999) lists the taxa described by Harz, MHNG is desirable. and clears up a few nomenclatural problems. Heller omits the mantid Kinzlebachia ragnari Harz, 1988d [a junior synonym of Rivetina caucasico caucasico (Saussure, ARRANGEMENT AND FORMAT 1871)]. He also ignored two publications (Harz, 1991, 1992), presumably because of doubts about their validity The species are listed alphabetically. The format for each under the code (see Ingrisch & Willemse, 2004). These is: are included here because some of the names have been specific epithet Author, publication: page [Original cited in the subsequent literature (e.g. Ünal, 2011). generic placement]. Harz was somewhat lax in his descriptions, which were Provenance as given in the original description. Type often cursory, and sometimes omitted to designate series. holotypes. He sometimes labelled specimens as paratypes Specimen: “Label data” [format of label]. Following the when they were not mentioned in the original description, recommendations of Ohi & Oswald (2004) the condition or had even been collected after its publication. Harz of each primary type specimen is noted. Other comments. was particularly careless in designating neotypes since Location of material in the MHNG main Orthoptera he generally designated a pair of specimens (not always collection. Manuscript accepted 13.01.2015 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.29995 186 John Hollier & Harald Bruckner Currently valid combination. Nomenclature follows The S paratype which was stated to be deposited in Beccaioni (2014) for the Blattodea, de Jong (2014) for Harz’s collection is currently on loan from the MHNG the Dermaptera, Eades et al. (2014) for the Orthoptera (being described as the holotype on the loan form). and Otte et al. (2014) for the Mantodea. According to the original description the <$ holotype was deposited in the NHMW, but only a $ paratype is held The following abbreviations are used in the list: there (also currently on loan). The whereabouts of the BMNH The Natural History Museum, London other specimens is unknown. Box Blattodea 16. MHNG Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Genève A junior synonym of Luridiblatta beybienkoi (Maran, MNMS Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid 1957) NHMW Naturhistorisches Museum Wien OSF Orthoptera Species Files (Eades et al., 2014) eckerleini Harz, 1977b: 28-29 [Ectobius], RMNH Naturalis Biodiversity Center, Leiden Frankreich, Montagne de Lure. Ç Holotype and 1 Ç SMFD Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum Sen- paratype. ckenberg, Frankfurt Holotype $ with labels: “France, Montagne de Lure, SMNK Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Karlsruhe 9.viii. 1956, Dr. H. Eckerlein leg.” [handwritten by Harz SMNS Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Stuttgart on white card]; “Ectobius eckerleini n. sp. K. HARZ SMTD Staatliches Museum für Tierkunde, Dresden det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “Holotypus” ZFMK Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum [handwritten by Harz on red card]. The specimen is card “Alexander Koenig’’, Bonn mounted having been directly pinned previously. The ZMAS Zoological Museum, Russian Academy of claws of the left front leg, the tarsi of the right front, Sciences, St. Petersburg middle and hind legs, and the claws of the left hind ZMHB Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin leg are missing. The $ paratype is also present. Box ZSMC Zoologische Staatsammlung München Blattodea 11. Ectobius eckerleini Harz, 1977 CATALOGUE fernandesi Harz, 1975b: 6-7 [Ectobius], Spanien, Bosque de Cemadas. S Holotype, 1 <S paratype Blattodea and 2 $ paratypes. agenjoi Harz, 1971c: 343-344 [Phyllodromica]. There is one S paratype in the MHNG collection. The Spanien, Bacares. S Holotype. S holotype is in the NHMW, as stated in the original No specimens found in the MHNG. According to the description. There are also three Ç, one labelled as original description the holotype was deposited in the allotype and two as paratypes. It is not clear whether one MNMS. of these was added after the publication of the description Phyllodromica agenjoi Harz, 1971 (and is thus not part of the type series) or the number of specimens given in the original description was incorrect. beybienkoi I larz, 1985b: 189 [Tartaroblatta]. Box Blattodea 12. Dschausli. $ Holotype and 1 ootheca. A junior synonym of Ectobius luci dus (Hagenbach, 1822) No specimens found in the MHNG. According to the original description the type material was deposited in hispanica Harz, 1975a: 4 [Loboptera], the ZMAS. Spanien, Totana. S Holotype and 4 $ paratypes. Tartaroblatta beybienkoi Harz, 1985 Holotype $ with labels: “Espana, Totona, 24.- 25.05.1969, Eitschberger et Mager leg.” [printed on chladeki Harz in Chlâdek & Harz, 1977: 24 white card]; “Loboptera hispanica n. sp. det. Kurt HARZ” [.Phyllodromica]. [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” Slowakei, Murânskaplanina. S Holotype, 11 S paratypes [printed on red card]. The specimen is card mounted. The and 28 Ç paratypes. end of the abdomen has been dissected and is mounted There are two S paratypes and two $ paratypes (one on four glass microscope slides which are stored in a of each card mounted and the other in alcohol) in the plastic container in the insect box. Two $ paratypes, MHNG collection. According to the original description one labelled as allotype, are also present. According to the holotype and other paratypes were deposited in the original description one $ paratype was deposited in collection of F. Chlâdek. Box Blattodea 16 and alcohol what is now part of the MNMS; the whereabouts of the collection. other paratype is unknown. Box Blattodea 25. Phyllodromica chladeki Harz, 1977 Loboptera hispanica Harz, 1975 ebneri Harz, 1975b: 7 [Phyllodromica]. gaschet Harz, 1985b: 187-189 [Tartaroblatta], Palästina, Khudeia bei Haifa. <$ Holotype, 1 S paratype Tatschikistan, Höhe am Ansor-Pass. Ç Holotype, 1 $ and 2 Ç paratypes. paratype and 3 immature paratypes. Annotated list of the orthopteroid insects described by Kurt Harz 187 Holotype Ç with labels: “USSR, Tatschikistan, Dushan¬ S paratypes and six 9 paratypes, one labelled as allotype, be, 3376 m, Ansor Pass, 19.7.1984, D. GASCHE” [hand¬ in the MHNG. The whereabouts of the other paratypes is written by Harz on white card]; “Tartaroblatta gaschei unknown. Box Blattodea 15. HARZ Kurt HARZ def ' [handwritten by Harz on white Phyllodromica nadigi Harz, 1976 card with “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; “MHNG coll. Harz” [printed on white card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card]. The specimen is card mounted. The Dermaptera left antenna, the tarsi of the left front leg, righ middle leg, thaleri Harz, 1980: 156-157 [Chelidurella]. the last tarsal segment of the left middle leg, the tarsi of Innsbruck, Gross-Glockner. S Holotype and 17 paratypes the right hind leg and the entire left hind leg are missing. (6 in alcohol). The four paratypes are also present in the MHNG collec¬ Card-mounted S holotype with labels: “K. THALER, tion. Box Blattodea 24. Nord-Tirol, Umg. Innsbruck, Maria Waldfast 16.11.76 Tartaroblatta gaschei Harz, 1985 - 4.5.1977, Fallen” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “Chelidurella thaleri sp. n. Kurt HARZ det. llorenteae Harz, 1971c: 343 [Phyllodromica]. 1980” [handwritten by Harz on white card with “Kurt Spanien, Menorca. S Holotype and 6 9 paratypes. HARZ det. 1980” printed]; “ex coll. K. Harz” [printed Although the original description states that a 9 paratype on a strip of white card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by was deposited in the MHNG, no specimens were found Harz on red card]. The right antenna is broken off at the in the collection. According to the original description fifth segment. There are eleven card mounted specimens the holotype and remaining paratypes were deposited in and five specimens in alcohol, all collected by Thaler the MNMS. in 1977, labelled as paratypes in the MHNG collection. Phyllodromica llorenteae Harz, 1971 The whereabouts of the other paratype is unknown. Box Dermaptera 14 and alcohol collection. lodasi Harz, 1983b: 45-46 [Ectobius], Chelidura thaleri (Harz, 1980) Türkei, Zonguldak-Bartin. S Holotype, 11 S paratypes and 3 9 paratypes. Three S and one 9> all specimens apparently labelled Mantodea as paratypes, are currently on loan from the MHNG. According to the original description two S paratypes kinze/bachi Harz, 1988d: 208 [Kinzelbachia]. and one 9 paratype were deposited in Harz’s collection Anatolien, Ruins of Castalar (Heiropolis). S Holotype and the holotype and other paratypes were deposited in and 8 immature paratypes. the collection of N. Lodos. Juvenile S holotype with labels: “Türkei, Ruins of Ectobius lodasi Harz, 1983 Castalar (Heiropolis), 37.11-36.11, 23.7.1986, 86/71 R. KINZELBACH” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; maculata marani Chlâdek & Harz, 1980: 176-178 “Kinzelbachia kinzelbachi n. sp. S Kurt HARZ det” [Phyllodromica]. [handwritten by Harz on white card with “Kurt HARZ Slovakischer Karst, Domica. S Holotype, 53 S paratypes det” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red and 39 9 paratypes. card]. Both antennae are missing and the middle and hind There are two card mounted S paratypes and two legs are detached. Numerous fragments of leg and the card mounted 9 paratypes in the MHNG collection. terminalia are glued on to three card mounts (each with According to the original description the holotype and “Kurt HARZ det” printed) secured on the original pin. other paratypes were deposited in the collection of F. The eight paratypes are also present in the MHNG. As Chlâdek. Box Blattodea 16. noted by Roy & Cuche (2008), the neotype designated Pyllodromica marani Chlâdek & Harz, 1980 by Ehnnann (2000: 3) is not valid. Box Mantodea 37a. A junior synonym of Rivetina asiatica Mistshenko, 1967 nadigi Harz, 1976b: 19-20 [Phyllodromica]. Elba, Mad. de Monte. S Holotype, 9 S paratypes and 8 ragneri Harz, 1988d: 208-209 [Kinzelbachia]. 9 paratypes. Türkei, Ruins of Castalar (Heiropolis). S Holotype and 2 Holotype S with labels: “Elba 23.8.1959, Mad. d. immature paratypes. Monte, 4S0-600m leg. Nadig” [handwritten by Nadig Juvenile S holotype with labels: “TR Ruins of on white card with “Elba”, “1959” and “leg. Nadig” Castalar (Hieropolis), 37° 11’ / 36° 11’, 23.07.86 / 77 printed]; “Phyllodromica nadigi n. sp. Kurt HARZ det.” leg. Kinzelbach” [handwritten on white paper]; “F6” [handwritten by Harz on white card with “Kurt HARZ [handwritten in pencil on a square of white paper]; det.” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red “Klebe: Eukit, Losber. xy/0/7/6” [handwritten by Harz card]. The specimen is micro-pinned to a card mount on white card]; “Kinzelbachia ragnari sp. n. Kurt HARZ secured on a larger pin which also carries the labels. The det” [handwritten by Harz on white card with “Kurt tarsi of the right hind leg are missing. There are also eight HARZ det” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz 188 John Hollier & Harald Bruckner on red card]. The holotype is broken; the meso and bolivari muchei Harz, 1979c: 127 [Tetrix], metathorax with the right middle leg and the abdomen Tadshikistan, Gori Bachmal. <$ Holotype, 3 S paratypes remain on the pin, the head, prothorax and front legs and 6 $ paratypes. are glued to an identification label with “Klebe: Eukit, Holotype <$ with labels: “Tadshikistan, Gori Bachmal, Lösungsmittel F6$” handwritten by Harz on the other 90km E Samarkand, 1600m, 22.5.1979 W. H. MUCHE” side, and the right hind leg is glued to a piece of white [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” card, both secured on the original pin. The left middle [printed on red card]; “Tetrix bolivari muchei sub sp. n. and hind legs are missing, as are the antennae, the tarsi det. Kurt HARZ 1979” [handwritten by Harz on white of the right middle leg and the claw of the right hind card with “det. Kurt HARZ 1979” printed]. Specimen set leg. The abdomen is shrivelled. The two paratypes are with wings folded. One antenna and the right hind leg also present in the MHNG. As noted by Roy & Cuche are missing; the other antenna is glued to a card mount (2008), the neotype designated by Ehrmann (2000: 3) is secured on the original pin. There are three $ and six $ not valid. Box Mantodea 37c. specimens with the same data and labeled as allotype and A junior synonym of Rivetina caucasico caucasico paratypes. Box Harz 45a. (Saussure, 1871) A junior synonym of Tetrix bolivari Saulcy, 1901 bornhalmi Harz, 1971a: 336-338 [Chorthippus\. Orthoptera Jugoslawien, Dubrovnik. <$ Holotype, 3 <$ paratypes and 3 $ paratypes. apricarius tutrae Harz, 1971a: 335 [Chorthippus\. According to the original description two $ paratypes CSSR, Höhlenrain (Hohe Tatra). S Holotype, 2 S and one $ paratype were deposited in Harz’s collection paratypes and 7 $ paratypes. but there is only one $ paratype and one $ paratype in The original description states that a pair of paratypes the MHNG. The original description states that the rest was deposited in Harz’s collection, but these could not of the type specimens were deposited in D. Bomhalm’s be found in the MHNG. The holotype and six paratypes, collection, which was left to the ZFMK. Box Harz 132. one labelled as allotype, are in the NHMW, as stated in Chorthippus bornhalmi Harz, 1971 the original description. Pseudochorthippus montanus tatrae (Harz, 1971) brevipennis vicheti Harz, 1975d: 625 [Arcyptera]. Hérault, Collines de la Gardiole. S Holotype, 2 S heieri Harz, 1966b: 21 [.Antaxius]. paratypes and 4 Ç paratypes. Val Verzasca, Sonogno, Tessin. <$ Holotype. Holotype S with labels: “HERAULT, Collines de la No specimens found in the MHNG. The holotype is Gardiole, 7.58, G. de Vichet” [handwritten on white in the SMNS according to Holstein & Ingrisch (2004) card with “HERAULT” and “G. de Vichet” printed]; (images on OSF). “Holotypus” [printed on white card disk with printed red Antaxius beieri Flarz, 1966. margin]; “Arcyptera brevipennis vicheti HARZ, det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card]. Specimen biguttulusyersini Harz, 1975d: 895 [Chorthippus], set with right wings spread and left wings folded. The Leon, collado de Carmenes. <$ Flolotype, 13 <$ paratypes left front leg and the last tarsal segment of the right hind and 6 $ paratypes. leg are missing. Dissected genitalia are glued to a card Holotype S with labels: “U. Eitschberger et H. Steiniger mount secured on the original pin. There are two $ and leg. Espana (Léon) Cdo de Carmenes, 1300-1400m” and four $ specimens labelled as allotype and paratypes in “20 Aug. 1972” [printed on different sides of the same the MHNG collection. Boxes U25 and Harz 99. piece of white card]; “Holotypus” [printed on red card Arcyptera brevipennis vicheti Harz, 1975 with “Holo” added by hand]; “Chorth. biguttulus yersini n. ssp. K. HARZ d.” [printed on white card]. Specimen carinthiaca kisi Harz, 1973c: 404 [Miramella]. set with right wings spread and left wings folded. The left Rumänien, Valea Mare, Moldavia. S Holotype and 1 Ç front leg is missing. A micro-tube containing dissected paratype. parts is secured through the stopper on the original Holotype <$ with labels: “Moldova N Valea Mare pin. There are seven $ and two $ specimens labelled 14.viii. 1967 leg. B. Kis” [handwritten on white card as allotype and paratypes in the MHNG collection. with black printed margin]; “Miramella irena Frühst.?” According to the original description, further paratypes [handwritten on white card with black printed margin]; were deposited in the NHMW (where one specimen can “Kisiella carinthiaca carpathica [sic] n. ssp. det. K. be identified) and in the collection of C. Walther; the HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card] ; “Holotypus” latter are now in the SMFD (images on OSF). Box Harz [handwritten by Harz on red card]; “M. irena (FRÜHST.) 145. <$ det. NADIG” [printed on white paper]. Specimen Chorthippus yersini Harz, 1975 set with wings folded. Both antennae and the last tarsal segment of both front legs are missing. There is a micro- Annotated list of the orthopteroid insects described by Kurt Harz 189 tube with dissected parts secured through the stopper on “Rhacocleis derrai spec. n. Kurt HARZ det” [handwritten the original pin. A Ç specimen with the same data and by Harz on white card with “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; labelled as allotype is also present. Box Harz 56b. “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card]. The last A junior synonym of Miramella irena (Fruhstorfer, 1921 ) tarsal segment of the left front leg is missing. Dissected genitalia are glued to a card mount secured on the original carinthiacapuschnigi Harz, 1973c: 404 [Miramella]. pin. Images on OSF. Box Harz 27. Kärnten, Heidner Höhe, Eisenhut. S Holotype, 1 S Rhacoleis derrai Harz, 1983 paratype and 2 $ paratypes. There is one S paratype and one $ paratype in the derrai Harz, 1988a: 117-121 [Stenobothrus]. MHNG. The holotype is in the NHMW, as stated in Türkei, Silvas bei Gfirfin. <$ Holotype and 1 $ paratype. the original description, along with one S and one $ Holotype S with labels: “Türkei, Sivas 22.7.1984/7, 5km specimens, both labelled as paratypes. It is not clear W Gfirfin, 1700m leg. Derr a/Hacker” [printed on white whether one of these was added after the publication of card with “/7” handwritten]; “Stenobothrus derrai n. sp. the description (and thus is not part of the type series) or Holotypus Kurt HARZ det” [handwritten by Harz on the number of specimens given in the original description white card with “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; “Holotyp.” was incorrect, but Baur & Coray (2004) accept all of the [handwritten by Harz on red card]. The left and right specimens as paratypes. Box Harz 56b. wings are glued to two card mounts secured on the Ajunior synonym of Miramella carinthiaca (Obenberger, original pin. The right middle and both hind legs are lost, 1926) the tibia and tarsi of the right front leg are glued to the upper card mount along with the left w ings. A micro-tube chopardi Harz, 1971a: 332 [Chorthippus], with dissected genitalia is secured through the stopper New name for Omocestus corsicus montamis Chopard, on the original pin. A much damaged specimen with the 1924, which Harz placed in the genus Chorthippus and same data and labelled “allotypus” is also present. Box therefore became a junior homonym of Chorthippus Harz 109. montamis (Charpentier, 1825). Stenobothrus derrai Harz, 1988 A junior synonym of Chorthippus corsicus (Choppard, 1924) descampsi Harz, 1971b: 339 [.Tridactylus]. Angola. S Holotype, 2 S paratypes and 1 $ paratype. concol or peneri Harz, 1970a: 192 [Conocephalus]. There is one <$ paratype in the MHNG. According to Hazeva. <S Holotype, 6 <$ paratypes and 6 9 paratypes. the original description the other type specimens were The MHNG collection contains three S and two $ deposited in the MNHN. Box Harz 46. paratypes. There are another five paratypes in the BMNH Xya descampsi (Harz, 197!) (the presence of type material is indicated by their online database). According to the original description dispar gigante us Harz, 1975d: 644 [Chrysochraon], the holotype and two $ paratypes were deposited in the Baidrin Sumpf, Albanien. <S Holotype, 6 <$ paratypes and collection of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Images 2 $ paratypes. on OSF. Box Harz 10. No specimens found in the MHNG. There are eight Conocephalus concolor peneri Harz, 1970 specimens collected by Ebner in 1918 from localities in Albania mentioned in the original description present in cristatus sulcatus Harz, 1973a: 245 [Pamphagus]. the NHMW collection; these are presumably part of the Monts de Belezma-Seriana, Algerien. <$ Holotype. type series although they are not labelled as such. Holotype <$ with labels: “Algerien, Monts de Belezma- Chrysochraon dispar giganteus Harz, 1975 Seriana, 18 Mai 1971, Dr. ECKERLEIN” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “Holotypus, P. cristatus sulcatus donskoffi Harz, 1971b: 340 [Tridactylus], n. ssp. det. K HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card Angola. $ Holotype. with “Holotypus” underlined with red ink]; “Holotypus” No specimens found in the MHNG. According to the [printed on red card]. The tarsi of the left front leg are original description the holotype was deposited in the missing. A micro-tube with dissected parts is secured MNHN. through the stopper on the original pin. Box Harz 47. Xya donskoffi (Harz, 1971) A junior synonym of Pamphagus cristatus Descamps & Mounassif, 1972 ebneri Harz, 1966a: 26 [Conocephalus]. Albanien, Baldrin-Sumpf. S Holotype and 3 Ç paratypes. derrai Harz, 1983a: 13-14 [Rhacolceis]. No specimens found in the MHNG. The S holotype and Ostkreta, Maronia. <$ Holotype. three $ paratypes are in the NHMW, as stated in the Holotype $ with labels: “16.10.1982, Kreta, 3km original description. sfidi. Maronia, 200m leg. Gg. Derra” [handwritten on Conocephalus ebneri Harz, 1966 white card with “Kreta” and “leg. Gg. Derra” printed]; 190 John Hollier & Harald Bruckner eckerleini Harz, 1975d: 877-880 [Chorthippus]. on white card]; “Podisma pedestris (L.) det. K. HARZ” Obereichstätt, Mittelfrancken. S Holotype, 13 $ [printed on white card]; “HoloParatypus” [handwritten paratypes and 5 Ç paratypes. by Harz on red card]. Both antennae are missing. There Holotype S with labels: “12.7.1958, bei Obereichstätt leg. is a micro-tube with dissected parts secured through the Walther” [handwritten on white card with “leg. Walther” stopper on the original pin. Two Ç specimens with the printed]; “Chorthippus eckerleini spec. n. K. HARZ det.” same data are labelled allotype and paratype. Box Harz [printed on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” [printed on 55. pink card]. Specimen set with right wings spread and left Podisma eitschbergeri Harz, 1973 wings roughly folded. Most of the right antenna, the last tarsal segment of the right middle leg and the entire left ephippiger mischtschenkoi Harz, 1966d: 129 middle leg are missing. A micro-tube with dissected parts [Ephippiger], is secured through the stopper on the original pin. There Kiev, Kanew. S Holotype and an unspecified series of are five <$ paratypes and four $ paratypes, one labelled paratypes. as allotype, present in the MHNG; the whereabouts of the No specimens found in the MITNG. The holotype other paratypes is unknown. Box Harz 122. is deposited in the NHMW as stated in the original A junior synonym of Chorthippus vagans vagcms description, accompanied by two S paratypes and three (Eversmann, 1848). $ paratypes. Ephippiger ephippiger mischtschenkoi Harz, 1966 ehr man ni Harz, 1991: 3 [Platycleis], Türkei, Bochram. $ Holotype. ephipper moralesagacinoi Harz, 1966d: 127 Holotype $ with labels: “Türkei, llvl990, Bochram [Ephippiger\. am Golf v. Kenne. M. Stieve leg.“ [handwritten by Espana, Lérida, Virgen de Arés. S Holotype and 1 $ Harz on white card]; “Platycleis ehrmanni sp. n. Kurt paratype. HARZ det” [handwritten by Harz on white card with Holotype S with labels: “Prov. De Lerida, 1923 M. “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten ESCALERA” [printed on white card]; “Virgende Arés, by Harz on red card]. Most of both antennae, the right PTO. PAYÂS” [printed on white card]; “Morales- front leg, both middle legs and the left hind leg are lost. Agacino don. 1965” [handwritten by Harz on white It is not clear whether this name is available because the card]; “Ephippiger vitium Serv. moralesagacinoi, S, description was printed in a newsletter that may not be a Kurt Harz det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card with valid publication under the ICZN (Ingrisch & Willemse, “Kurt Harz det.” printed, and “Holotypus” handwritten 2004). The name is treated as nomen nudum by Massa & by Harz in red ink on the reverse]; “Holotypus” [printed Fontana (2011 ) and on OSF. Box Harz 16. on red card]. The tarsi of the left hind leg are lost. Platycleis ehrmanni Harz, 1991 Dissected genitalia are glued to a card mount secured on the original pin. The $ paratype is also in the MHNG eitschbergeri Harz, 1976a: 55-56 {Discoprila}. despite the fact that the original description states that it Spanien, Temei, Sierra Alta. <S Holotype. would be deposited in the ZSMC. Box Harz 30. Holotype <$ with labels: “HISPANIA, Temei, Sierra A junior synonym of Ephippiger diurnus diurnus Dufour, Alta, 30.VII.72, EITSCHBERGER leg.” [printed 1841 on white card]; “Discoptila eitschbergeri n. sp. det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; ephippiger vicheti Harz, 1966d: 130-131 [Ephippiger]. “HOLOPARATYPUS” [printed on red card and modified Trentino, Storo. S Holotype, 12 S paratypes and 11 $ by hand]; “Petaloptila sp. (larva) det. Gorochov” paratypes. [handwritten on white card]. Most of the left antenna, There are no specimens from the type series in the the tarsi of the right middle leg and two tarsal segments MHNG. The holotype is in the NHMW as stated in of the right hind leg are lost. There is a micro-tube original description, along with one $ and four $ with dissected parts secured through the stopper on the paratypes. According to the original description there original pin. Box Harz 41. are further paratypes in the collections of the BMNH, A junior synonym of Petaloptila aliena (Brunner von ZMHB and ZSMC. Box Harz 30. Wattenwyl, 1882) Ajunior synonym of Ephippiger persicarius Fmhstorfer, 1921 eitschbergeri Harz, 1973b: 344 [Podismo]. Piemont, Valdieri, Capella San Giovanni. <$ Holotype fa beri Harz, 1975c: 17-18 [P/atysolus]. and 2 $ paratypes. Spanien, C.d0 de Carmenes. S Holotype, 5 S paratypes Holotype with labels: “Piemont, Valdieri, Capella and 7 Ç paratypes. San Giovanni, 1400m, 28.viii.1970 EITSCHBERGER” Holotype S with labels: “U. Eitschberger et H. Steiniger [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “Podisma leg. Espana (Léon) C.do de Carmenes 1300- 1400m” eitschbergeri n. sp. K. HARZ det.” [handwritten by Harz and “20.AUG.1972” [printed on opposite faces of Annotated list of the orthopteroid insects described by Kurt Harz 191 white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” [printed on red card]; hackeri Harz, 1988c: 137-138 [Phaneroptera]. “Platystolus faberi n. sp. det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Türkei, 12 km von Hakkari. f Holotype and 1 9 paratype. Harz on white card]. The left hind leg is glued to a card Holotype S with labels: “Türkei, 12.9.1985/14, 12 km mount secured on the original pin. There are ten other w Hakkari, 1500m leg. Hacker” [printed on white card specimens with the same data and labelled as allotype with /14 handwritten]; “Phaneroptera hackeri n. sp. Kurt and paratypes. Images on OSF. Box Harz 35. HARZ det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card with Callicrania faberi (Harz, 1975). “Kurt HARZ det.” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card]. Specimen fragmented and glued to ganevi Harz, 1986: 266-267 [Pholidoptera]. three card mounts on the same pin. The top card mount Rhodopen, Persenk Mine. $ Holotype. has most of the thorax and the abdomen with the left Holotype 9 with labels: “BULGARIA, Rhodopen, wings and hind leg, which lacks the tarsi. The middle Persenk-mine 1000-1200m, 15.7.1985, J. GANEV“ card mount has the right middle and hind legs, the former [printed on white card with “15.7” and “5, J. GANEV” lacking the tarsi. The lower card mount has the head handwritten]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on and most of the prothorax and the right hind wing. The red card]; “Pholidoptera ganevi n. sp. Kurt HARZ det.” antennae, right front wing, both front legs and the left [handwritten by HARZ on white card with “Kurt HARZ middle leg are lost. There is a $ specimen with the same det.” printed]. The claws of the right front leg, the tarsi data labelled as allotype. Images on OSF. Box Harz 1. of the right middle leg and the tarsi of the left hind leg Phaneroptera hackeri Harz, 1988 are missing. The tibia and first tarsal segment of the right hind leg are glued to a card mount secured on the original liannae Harz, 1991: 2 [Platycleis]. pin. Images on OSF. Box Harz 24. Bulgarien, Ograzden, Sastrino. $ Holotype and 1 Ç A junior synonym of Pholidoptera aptera bulgarica paratype. Maran, 1953 Holotype $ with labels: “Bulgaria, Ograzden, Sastrino, 31.5.1991, Ganev” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; greini Harz, 1977a: 27-28 [Poecilomon]. “Platycleis hannae n. sp. Kurt HARZ det” [handwritten Jugoslawien, Triglav, Bergstation Bohinjsko-See by Harz with “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; “Holotypus” Seilbahn. S Holotype and 1 $ paratype. [handwritten by Harz on red card]. Most of both Holotype $ with labels: “Jugoslavia, Bolinj Gebiet des antennae, the tarsi of the right front leg and the last tarsal Triglav, S des Bolinjsko-Jezero Sees, G. GREIN leg. segment of the right hind leg are lost. There is a second 9 viii.1977, 1525m” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; labelled as an unspecified type in the MHNG collection. “Poecilimon greini n. sp. K. HARZ det.” [handwritten by It is not clear whether this name is available because the Harz on white card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz description was printed in a newsletter that may not be on red card]. Three tarsal segments of the left front leg a valid publication under the ICZN code (Ingrisch & and the claws of the right middle and hind legs are lost. Willemse, 2004). The name is treated as a nomen nudum The left middle and right hind legs appear to have been by Massa & Fontana (2011) and on OSF. Box Harz 16. reattached with glue. There is a another specimen with Platycleis hannae Harz, 1991 the same data labelled as the allotype present. Images on OSF. Box Harz 7. \harzensis Harz, 1967b: [.Nephoptera]. Ajunior synonym of Poecilimon ornatus (Schmidt, 1850) Willershausen. 9 Holotype. No specimens found in the MHNG. According to the guentheri Harz, 1976a: 55 [Gryllomorpha]. original description the holotype (specimen 584-13) was Griechenland, Rentina-Tal. S Holotype and 2 $ pa¬ deposited in the Geologisch-Paläontologische Institut of ratypes. Göttingen University, Holotype S with labels: “Hellas, Rentinatal, 19.viii. 1971 f Nephoptera harzensis Harz, 1967 auf Kulturgelände, R. KINZELBACH” [handwitten by Harz on white card]; “Gryllomorpha guentheri n. sp. hnxleyi Harz, 1971b: 342 [Tridactylus]. K. HARZ det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; Senegal, St. Luis. S Holotype, 2 paratypes and 3 9 “HOLOPARATYPUS” [printed on red card and modified paratypes. by hand]. The specimen is card mounted. Most of both There is a pair of paratypes in the MHNG. According to antennae, the left middle leg, two tarsal segments of the the original description the other type specimens were right middle leg and the entire right hind leg are missing. deposited in the BMNH, and type material is indicated The left front and hind leg are detached and glued to the on their online database. Box Harz 46. card mount; both lack the last two tarsal segments. There Xya hnxleyi (Harz, 1971) is a micro-tube with dissected parts secured through the stopper on the original pin. There are also two immature indistinctus Harz, 1979b: 115 [Tridactylus]. $ specimens with the same data and labelled as paratypes A new name for T. nmsicus Harz, 1978c, a junior in the MFING. Box Harz 40. homonym of T. musicus Tindale, 1928. Gryllomorpha miramae guentheri Harz, 1976 A junior synonym of Tridactylus pfaend/eri Harz, 1970 192 John Hollier & Harald Bruckner jacohsi Harz, 1975d: 890-891 [Chorthippus], Holotype and 4 Ç paratypes. Calanda. Holotype S and 35 S and 44 $ paratypes. Holotype S with labels: “Syrien, Palmyra, Tal der Gräber, Holotype S with labels: “Hispania, Calanda, 13.9.1972 14.11.1981, R. KINZELBACH [sic]” [handwritten by Harz et al. legit” [printed on white card with the date Harz on white card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz altered by hand]; “Holotypus” [printed on red card]; on red card]; “Sphodromerus kaltenbachi n. sp. Kurt “Chorthippus jacobsi spec. n. K. HARZ det.” [printed HARZ det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card with on white card]. Specimen set with right wings spread “Kurt HARZ det.” printed]. Specimen set with right wings and left wings folded. There are 73 specimens labelled spread and left wings folded. Most of the left antenna, the as allotype and paratypes in the MHNG collection. tarsi of the right front leg, the last tarsal segment of both According to the original description two paratypes were middle legs, the last tarsal segment of the left hind leg deposited in the MNSN, and there are further paratypes and the tarsi of the right hind leg are missing. Dissected in the SMFD (images on OSF). Box Harz 133. parts of the genitalia are glued to a card mount secured Chorthippus jacobsi Harz, 1975 on the original pin. There are also three Ç paratypes in the MHNG, one labelled as the allotype. Harz stated johnseni Harz, 1982a: 227-229 [Chorthippus]. in the original publication that another Ç paratype Marokko, Ain-el-Leuh, Azrou. S Holotype, 1 $ paratype was deposited in the collection of Kaltenbach, and this and 2 $ paratypes. specimen is now in the NHMW. Box Harz 64. Holotype S with labels: “Marokko, Ain-el-Leuh b. Sphodromerus kaltenbachi Harz, 1987 Azrou, 4.U.5.8.59, Eckerlein leg.” [printed on white card]; “Chorthippus johnseni n. sp. Kurt HARZ det” kinzelbachi Harz, 1975b: 8-9 [Ancistrura], [handwritten by Harz on white card with “Kurt HARZ Griechenland, Chalkidike, Choloman. S Holotype. det” printed]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on Holotype with labels: “Graecia, Cholomon (Chalkidike) red card]. Specimen set with wings folded, most of the 19.viii. 1971 KINZELBACH” [handwritten by Harz on right front wing is glued to a card mount secured on white card]; “Ancistrura kinzelbachi n. sp. det. K. HARZ” the original pin. The right front leg and both hind legs [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” are missing. The tibia and tarsi of the right middle leg [printed on pink card]. Most of the right antenna, two are glued to the abdomen, which is much repaired, but tarsal segments of the left front leg, the claws of the right the femur is missing. The specimen appears to have middle leg, the last tarsal segment of the right hind leg been broken where the pin is inserted in the thorax and and the entire left hind leg are missing. Images on OSF. repaired with glue. Dissected genitalia are glued to a card Box Harz 4. mount secured on the original pin. A specimen with the A junior synonym of Ancistrura nigrovittata (Brunner same data and labelled as the allotype is also present. von Wattenwyl, 1878) Box Harz 132b. Chorthippus johnseni Harz, 1982 kinzelbachi Harz, 1971a: 331 [Discoptila]. Griechenland, Karpathos, Grillenhöhle. S Holotype and kaestneri Harz, 1972: 129-130 [Stenobothrus\. 2 $ paratypes. Spanien, La Granja. S Holotype and 2 Ç paratypes. Holotype <$ with labels: “Graecia, Karpathos, 31 .iii. 1963 There is a $ paratype in the MHNG collection. The Grillenhöhle R. KINZELBACH” [handwritten by Harz S holotype is in the NHMW, as stated in the original on white card]; “Karpathos, 31.3.1963, Grillenhöhle” description, along with one Ç paratype which is labelled [handwritten in pencil on white card]; “Discoptila as allotype. Box Harz 108b. kinzelbachi K. HARZ det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Omocestus viridulus kaestneri (Harz, 1972) Harz on white card]; “Holotypus” [printed on white card disc with printed red border]. The specimen is kaltenbachi Harz, 1965: 443 [Barbitistes], card mounted and has lost the left middle leg, two Insel Lesina. 12 S syntypes and 16 Ç syntypes. tarsal segments of the right middle leg, the tarsi of the No specimens found in the MHNG. The species was left hind leg and the entire right hind leg. A micro-tube described from a series of specimens from Brunner von with dissected parts is secured through the stopper on the Wattenwyl’s collection, now in the NHMW. Harz did original pin. A <S and an immature S with the same data not designate a holotype and so all of these specimens are labelled as paratypes. Box Harz 41. must be considered syntypes. The NHMW contains 31 Ovaliptila kinzelbachi (Harz, 1971) specimens identifiable as possible syntypes, of which one has been labelled as the holotype, one as allotype, and 16 kinzelbachi Harz, 1981: 179-181 [Eupholidoptera]. as paratypes. Griechenland, Lakonia, Githion. $ Holotype. Barbitistes kaltenbachi Harz, 1965 Holotype <$ with labels: “Hellas, Lakonia, Githion, 17.7- 5.8.1980, No. 300 R. KINZELBACH” [handwritten kaltenbachi Harz, 1987d: 588-590 [Sphodromerus\. by Harz on white card]; “Eupholidoptera kinzelbachi Syrien, Palmyra, Tal der Gräber, leg. Kaltenbach. c? n. sp. Kurt HARZ det” [handwritten by Harz on white Annotateci list of the orthopteroid insects described by Kurt Harz 193 card with “Kurt HARZ det” printed]; “Holotypus” knipperi Harz, 1982b: 231-234 [Omocestus]. [handwritten by Harz on white card with hand coloured Spanien, Cala Jostel. 1 <S syntype and 2 Ç syntypes. red border]; “Holotypus” [printed on red card]. The last No specimens found in the MHNG collection. Harz did tarsal segment of the left hind leg and the claws of the not designate a holotype and so the three type specimens, right hind leg are missing. Dissected genitalia are glued which are stated to be in the SMNK in the original to a card mount secured on the original pin. Images on description, should be considered syntypes. OSF. Box Harz 25. A junior synonym of Omocestus minutissimus (Brullé, A junior synonym of Eupholidoptems megastyla 1832) (Ramme, 1939) krahmeri Harz, 1978a: [Grusia], kinzelbachi Harz, 1979a: 107 [Glandulosa]. SSSR [sic], Georgien, Tbilissi. $ Holotype. Türkei, Cebelib, Tobrak Su. S Holotype. Holotype $ with labels: “C.C.C.P., Georgien, Tbilissi, Holotype S with labels: “Türkei, Cebelib S. Antakya, 8.VÜ.1976, am Schildkrötensee leg. L. KRAHMER” Tobrak Su (Dafni Quelle) 1 OTITI977 R. KINZELBACH [handwritten by Harz on white card]; “Holotypus” et al. Rg. Nr. 15” [handwritten by Harz on white [handwritten by Harz on red card]; “Grusia krahmeri card]; “Glandulosa kinzelbachi sp. n. det. Kurt HARZ spec. n. det. Kurt HARZ 1979” [handwritten by Harz 1979” [handwritten by Harz on white card with “det. on white card with “det. Kurt HARZ 1979” printed]. Kurt HARZ 197” printed]; “Farn. Gryllidae, Gattung Specimen set with right wings spread and left wings Glandulosa HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white folded. The last tarsal segment of the left hind leg is card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card]. missing. Box Harz 83. The tarsi of all of the left legs are missing. The right hind A junior synonym of Pseudoceles oedipodioides Bolivar, leg is glued to a card mount and there is a micro tube with 1899 dissected genitalia secured through the stopper, both on the original pin. Box Harz 41. lagrecai Harz, 1975d: 889-890 [Chorthippus]. Glandulosa kinzelbachi Harz 1979 [Greece] Dephi. <$ Holotype, 26 $ paratypes and 22 $ paratypes. kinzelbachi Harz, 1976a: 56 [Mogop/istes]. Holotype $ with labels: “18.10.69, AsAxpor, leg. Chr. Karpathos. S Holotype, 6 $ paratypes and 13 $ Walther” [handwritten on white card with “leg. Chr. paratypes. Walther” printed]; “Chorthippus lagrecai spec. n. K. The holotype and eighteen paratypes in the MHNG HARZ det.” [printed on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” collection are currently on loan. According to the [printed on red card]. Specimen set with right wings original description one Ç paratype was deposited in the spread and left wings folded. The tarsi of the left front collection of H. Pieper of Kiel. Alcohol collection. leg and the last tarsal segment of the left hind leg are Mogop/istes kinzelbachi Harz, 1976 missing. The end of the abdomen is detached and glued to a card mount secured on the original pin, a second card kisi Harz, 1967a: 98-100 [Conocephahis], mount, also on the original pin, carries dissected parts. Albanien, Elbasan. <$ Holotype, 2 S paratypes and 2 $ Also present are 24 $ paratypes and 19 Ç paratypes, one paratypes. labelled as allotype. According to the original description The MHNG collection has one <$ and one $ labelled as two S paratypes and two Ç paratypes were deposited in paratypes, but these specimens were captured in Greece the ZMHB. and are not part of the type series. The holotype is in A junior synonym of Chorthippus bornhalmi Harz, 1971 the NHMW, as stated in the original description, with two <S and three $ specimens labelled as paratypes. It lodosi Harz, K. 1975b: 9-14 [Poecilomon]. is not clear whether any of these were added after the Türkei, Manisa. <S Holotype and 1 S paratype. publication of the description (and are thus not part of the type series) or if the number of specimens examined Holotype S with labels: “Manisa, 2.6.1972, Y.of” given in the original description was incorrect. Box Harz [handwritten on white card]; “Poecilimon lodosi n. spec, 9a. det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; Conocephahis kisi kisi Harz, 1967 “HOLOTYPUS” [printed on pink card]. The claws of the right front and left hind legs, and the last tarsal segment kisi gaukleri Harz, 1969a: 114 [Conocephahis]. of the right hind leg are missing. The paratype is stated Ladakia [country uncertain], S Holotype, 1 S paratype in the original description to have been deposited in the and 2 immature $ paratypes. collection of N. Lodos, who collected the specimens. No specimens found in the MHNG. The holotype was Images on OSF. Box Harz 7. from the collection of Brunner von Wattenwyl, and is Poecilimon lodosi Harz, 1975 in the NHMW, along with one <S and two Ç specimens labelled as paratypes. maculatus australis Harz, 1975d: 804 [Myrmyleotettix\. Conocephahis kisi gaukleri Harz, 1969 Sierra Nevada. $ Holotype. 194 John Hollier & Harald Bruckner No specimens found in the MHNG collection. The been eviscerated and stuffed. A Ç with labels: “Anatolia $ holotype is in the NHMW, as stated in the original / Mai, Toros Dagh, Berendi leg. Muche” [printed on description. white card]; “Isophya maior muchei [sic] Harz S det. A junior synonym of Myrmeleotettix maculatus ma- Kurt Harz” [handwritten by Harz on white card with culatus (Thunberg, 1815) “det. Kurt Harz” printed]; “Paratypus” [handwritten on red card]; “Syntypus” [printed on red paper]. The entire maculatus hackeri Harz, 1987a: 403-405 \Myrmy- right front leg, the claws of both middle legs and the last leotettix]. tarsal segment of both hind legs are lost. The abdomen Phalakron Oros, Chionotrypa, Griechenland. S Holotype has been eviscerated and stuffed. Harz did not designate and 1 <$ paratype. a holotype or state where the specimens were deposited; Holotype S with labels: “N Griechenland, Phalakron the whereabouts of the other syntypes is unknown, but Oros, Chionotrypa, 1700m, 1.9.1985, leg. Hacker 8511” W. Muche’s collection is in the SMTD. Box Harz 3. [printed on white paper with “8511” handwritten]; A junior synonym of Isophya major Brunner von “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card]; Wattenwyl, 1878 “Myrmeleotettix maculatus hackeri n. ssp. K. HARZ det.” [handwritten by Harz on white card]. Specimens set meadowsae Harz, 1970a: 196-198 [Conocephalus]. with wings folded. The left hind leg is missing, the left Dioura, Mali. <$ Holotype and 17 paratypes (sex not front leg, which lacks the last tarsal segment, and right specified for all specimens). hind leg are detached and glued to a card mount secured The MHNG collection has one S and one $ paratype. on the original pin. A second card mount on the same pin The holotype and the other paratypes are in the BMNH has the end of the left antenna glued to it. A $ with the collection (images on OSF) as stated in the original same data and labelled as paratype is also in the MHNG description. Box Harz 10. collection. Box Harz 119. Conocephalus meadowsae Harz, 1970 Myrmeleotettix maculatus hackeri Harz, 1987 mollis reissingeri Harz, 1972: 130 [Chorthippus]. maculatus hispanicus Harz, 1975d: 805 [Myrmyleotettix]. Spanien, Puerto de la Carrasque. 2 syntypes. Val de Ordesa, Aragonien. <$ Holotype, 9 S paratypes One S syntype with labels: “Hispania, Umgeb. Alicante, and 8 $ paratypes. Penorroja de Jijona, 800m, S-Hang, 18.ix.1971, E. Holotype <$ with labels: “HISPANIA, Val de Ordesa, 29- REIS SINGER 1971” [handwritten by Harz on White 31.8.-1.9.1972 K. Harz et al. leg.” [printed on white card]; card]; “Chorthippus mollis reissingeri n. ssp. det. “Holotypus” [printed on red card]; “Myrmeleotettix K. HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white card]; maculatus hispanicus n. ssp. det. K. HARZ” [handwritten “Chorthippus reissingeri HARZ, K. HARZ det.” by Harz on white card]. Specimen set with wings folded. [printed on white card]; “HOLOTYPUS” [printed on The tibia and tarsi of the right hind leg are missing. red card]. Specimen set with right wings spread and left There are 19 specimens labelled as allotype or paratype wings folded. The right antenna, the left front leg and in the MHNG collection, all with the same label data as the tarsi of the right front and middle legs are missing. the holotype, suggesting that the number of specimens A micro-tube with dissected parts is secured through examined given in the original description was erroneous. the stopper on the original pin. Although the locality Box Harz 119. given in the description does not appear to match the A junior synonym of Myrmeleotettix maculatus data label of the specimen except for the date, there is maculatus (Thunberg, 1815) a mountainous ridge called the Carrsaqueta overlooking Jijona. There are 14 <S and four $ specimens labelled major muchei Harz, 1963: 195-197 [Isophya]. as allotype and paratypes, but these were collected after Taurus, Bolghar-Dagh, Berendi. 3 S syntypes and 4 Ç the publication of the description and are therefore not syntypes. part of the type series. This is also true of the specimens One S syntype and one $ syntype. A S with labels: labelled as paratypes in the SMFD (images on OSF). The “Anatolia / Mai, Toros Dagh, Berendi leg. Muche” whereabouts of the second syntype is unknown. [printed on white card] ; “Isophya maior muchei [sic] Harz Chorthippus reissingeri Harz, 1972 <S det. Kurt Harz” [handwritten by Harz on white card with “det. Kurt Harz” printed]; “Paratypus” [handwritten muchei Harz, 1978b: 58-59 [Oedipoda]. on red card]; “Syntypus” [printed on red paper]. Both Tadshikistan, Pamir, Roschtkala. $ Holotype and 1 $ antennae, the tibia and tarsi of the left front leg, the tarsi paratype. of the right front leg, the tarsi of the left middle leg, two Holotype Ç with labels: “Pamir - linkes Ufer Schahdara tarsal segments of the right middle leg, the last tarsal b. Roschkala 19.7.1977” [handwritten on white card, segment of the right hind leg and the entire left hind leg the year added in different ink]; “Oedipoda muchei are missing. The tibia of the left middle leg is detached sp. n. det. K. HARZ” [handwritten by Harz on white and glued to the determination label. The abdomen has card]; “Holotypus” [handwritten by Harz on red card].

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