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Entomology Type Collection
CASC:TYPE	Chaetopalpus abaureus Philip, 1958 CASTYPE6429Edward S. Ross   1950-12-13 Chile, Coquimbo, 15 mi S of Los Vilos, -32.130618 -71.500448 Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Mycteromyia asper Philip, 1958 CASTYPE6430Edward S. Ross   1950-12-11 Chile, Coquimbo, Fray Jorge Forest, -30.681437 -71.604415 Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Conognatha leechi Cobos, 1959 CASTYPE8110Edward S. Ross   1950-12-06 Chile, Coquimbo, 5 mi. N of Laguna Dam Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Sericosoma rossi Hall CASTYPE11598    Chile, Coquimbo Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Veprius apatolesteus Coscarón, Philip & Fairchild, 1979 CASTYPE13131   1952-12-08 Chile, Coquimbo, El Peñon, -29.975728 -71.324562 Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Acrosternum occasi Rolston, 1983 CASTYPE13674Edward S. Ross   1950-12-01 Chile, Coquimbo, 50 km. S of La Serena, -30.355312 -71.248935 Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Parhadrestia atava James, 1975 CASTYPE19148Evert I. Schlinger   1966-10-19 Chile, Coquimbo, Hacienda Illapel, Rio Illapel, 600 - 900m Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Prosaspicera joani Ros-Farre & Pujade-Villar, 2006 CASTYPE19216Edward S. Ross   1950-12-06 Chile, Coquimbo, 5 mi. N Laguna Dam, 2438m Full Record Details
CASC:TYPE	Ormiscocerus nitidipennis Blanchard in Gay, 1851 CASTYPE21394Michael E. Irwin   2003-10-05 Chile, Coquimbo, Elqui, Region IV [= Coquimbo Region], Elqui Province, Quebrada El Arrayán, 10 km S of La Villa, -30.071 -71.000667, 400m Full Record Details

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