Adam,<\/p>\n
After your return, but by December 17, will you be able to help me with this:<\/p>\n
1) Check out the species in the list below: do we have \u00a0>5 of each in our collection? Please send a list and numbers.<\/p>\n
2) Of those that we have enough, could you let me see the ones marked as “have Jiri confirm ID”<\/p>\n
3) and then point-mount ONE, provide them with labels, and pack them up in a small box for me.<\/p>\n
Ambrosiodmus devexulus
\nAmbrosiophilus mogia Hulcr and Cognato sp. n.
\nAmbrosiophilus restrictus (Schedl 1939)
\nArixyleborus simplicaudus Hulcr and Cognato sp. n.
\nBeaverium perplexus (Schedl 1969b)
\nCyclorhipidion bituberculatum (Eggers 1923)
\nCyclorhipidion multipunctatum (Browne 1980)
\nCyclorhipidion spurlinum Hulcr and Cognato sp. n.
\nDebus spinicornis (Schedl 1975b)
\nEuwallacea andreae Hulcr and Cognato sp. n.
\nEuwallacea funereus (Lea 1910)
\nHypothenemus distinctus
\nHypothenemus gossypii
\nHypothenemus miles
\nHypothenemus pubescens
\nHypothenemus setosus
\nMicroperus intermedius (Eggers 1923) \u2013 have Jiri confirm ID before mounting
\nMicroperus parvus (Lea 1893) \u2013 have Jiri confirm ID before mounting
\nMicroperus pometianus (Schedl 1939a) \u2013 have Jiri confirm ID before mounting
\nPlaniculus immersus (Schedl 1972b)
\nPlaniculus rodmanculus Hulcr and Cognato sp. n.
\nTheoborus ricini
\nTrischidias atomus
\nTrischidias minutissimus
\nTrischidias striatus
\nTruncaudum longior (Eggers 1923)
\nWallacellus (Euwallacea) striatulus (Browne 1980)
\nXyleborus (Ewallacea) declivispinatus (Schedl 1969b) restor. Comb.
\nXyleborus bispinatus Eichhoff (1868) from New Guinea
\nXylosandrus russulus (Schedl 1942c)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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