Eunota togata latilabris ( Willis, 1967 ) Acciavatti, 2021

Acciavatti, Robert E., 2021, Taxonomic revision of Eunota togata (LaFerté-Sénectère, 1841) (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae) in North America with a new subspecies from western Texas and New Mexico, United States, Insecta Mundi 2021 (848), pp. 1-32 : 12

Eunota togata latilabris ( Willis, 1967) , new status

Cicindela togata var. apicalis Horn 1897: 17 : [( Bousquet and Larochelle 1993: 66) as primary homonym of Cicindela apicalis Chaudoir, 1843 ].

Type status. Syntypes (1♀, other ♂ ♀ not enumerated) ( Döbler 1973; Bousquet 2012) [unexamined; concept based on specimens from Kackley, Kansas, collected by Knaus at CMNH]. Type depository. SDEI [formerly DEI, Eberswalde], Germany ( Döbler 1973; Bousquet 2012). Type locality. Kakley (sic), Kansas [Kackley, Republic County]; Nebraska [in original description]. Type locality note: This taxon type locality ( Fig. 43 , 50 ) is herein fixed at a site within a salt marsh surrounding a small pond southwest of Kackley, Republic County, Kansas, with these GPS coordinates: 39.6897, −97.9281, 426m. This salt marsh is along Saint John’s Creek within Jamestown, Kansas, Wildlife Management Area. Habitat: Small openings with bare, salt encrusted soils around small pond within salt marsh at type locality.

Cicindela togata latilabris Willis, 1967 : [( Willis 1967: 286) replacement name for C. togata apicalis Horn, 1897 ].

Cicindela togata latilabris Willis, 1967 : [( Bousquet and Larochelle 1993: 66) assigned as synonym of C. togata globicollis ( Casey, 1913) ]

Eunota togata latilabris ( Willis, 1967) : [( Bousquet 2012) assigned as synonym of E. togata globicollis ( Casey, 1913) ].

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Figure 50. Eunota togata geographical distribution in the United States from study specimens. = E. t. togata;

Figures 42–45. Eunota togata described taxa type localities. 42) E. t. togata, TL: Port Isabel, Cameron Co., Texas; coastal saltwater estuaries. 43) E. t. latilabris, TL: Kackley, Republic Co., Kansas; salt marsh and brine pond on Saint John’s Creek. 44) E. t. globicollis, TL: Englewood, Clark Co., Kansas; saline banks of Cimarron River. 45) E. t. fascinans, TL: Santa Rosa, Guadalupe Co., New Mexico; saline soils from freshwater ponds above Pecos River.