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Psocid News
The Psocidologists’ Newsletter
No. 5 (Aug. 25, 2003)


Mesopsocus unipunctatus (Müller)

IAN WALTER BOOTHROYD THORNTON, DSC, FAA
14 JULY 1926 – 1 OCTOBER 2002
Tim New (La Trobe University, Australia)
Emeritus Professor Ian Thornton, Foundation Professor of Zoology at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, died in Bangkok, Thailand, on 1 October 2002.
Ian was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, and after a period in the British army (where he became a commissioned officer in the 6th Airborne Division) read Zoology at the University of Leeds, gaining first class honours and proceeding there to a Ph.D. (1953) supervised by Edward Broadhead, on the ecology of coexisting species of Elipsocus at Malham Tarn. This work marked the beginning of a lifetime interest in the insect order Psocoptera, on which Ian became a world authority. After leaving Leeds, he held university posts in Khartoum and Hong Kong before coming to Australia to found the Zoology Department at La Trobe University in early 1968. He remained at La Trobe until his forced (but, in practice, nominal) retirement at the age of 65 and, indeed, continued to lecture for several years after that time, and to actively maintain his position as a dynamic research worker until his death. Ian manifested the very best qualities of a traditional academic leader – wide interests (manifested in his supervision of research students dealing with themes well beyond his immediate research foci), a sense of wonder and excitement at his discipline, dogged persistence, and the humanity and determination to defend the discipline and support his staff and generations of students as a stimulating, kind, and effective mentor, colleague, friend and teacher. Changes in university organisation during recent years depressed him greatly, not least because of the erosion of academic freedom and the digressions from scholarship to more routine 'training'; Ian believed, strongly, in giving people a chance to flourish, and saw changes to the system as thwarting this principle. In addition to being Head of Department for virtually all his tenure at La Trobe (a role he believed strongly should be assumed by the Professor, and in which he was endorsed by his colleagues as, for some time, the only non-elected chairman in the university), Ian served periods as Dean of Biological Sciences and, on occasion, as Acting Vice Chancellor. His memberships of many university boards and committees were taken seriously, and earned him respect from many colleagues in the wider university community who appreciated his abilities to think laterally about many frustrating problems.
Much of Thornton's effectiveness as a teacher of Zoology drew from his own wide field experiences and interests, through which he communicated wisdom and knowledge to generations of undergraduates and inspired many to continuing interests in biology. Ian was an enthusiastic teacher, and reveled in the lecture theatre environment. He was in his element as a willing participant in numerous undergraduate field courses, where his staying power became legendary (and daunting to most younger colleagues). He led by example. Ian took to heart Darwin's sentiment that travel is improving to a naturalist, and undertook field work (with daily journal entries) in many parts of the world. His three-month visit to the Galapagos in 1967 led to the classic 'Darwin's Islands' (1971), and a sabbatical spent studying psocids in Hawaii was also instrumental in focusing his thinking about island biogeography and the evolution of insular faunas. Ian's taxonomic work on Psocoptera is itself an immensely important body of work (with some 77 papers on these insects appearing up to 2002; and his contributions acknowledged by colleagues in eight psocopterans named 'thorntoni' and the genus Thorntoniella), but their patterns and diversity became his tools for the foundation of a much larger intellectual endeavour – understanding the biogeography of the Pacific region and the evolution of island faunas. Considerable fieldwork in many parts of the Pacific and bordering areas (much of it in collaboration with Courtenay Smithers or Tim New, and with the cumulative list of countries and islands visited reading like a Pacific region gazeteer) led to preliminary syntheses of geographic patterns and pathways of speciation of selected psocopteran families, based on unrivalled first-hand experience.
Broader entomological interests were reflected in the book 'Insects of Hong Kong' (1982, coauthored with Phylis Hore and Dennis Hill), arising from Ian's 11 years in Hong Kong, and the first comprehensive locally relevant entomology text available for students in south east Asia.
In 1982, with his wife Ann, Ian had his first sight of the archipelago that was to become his passion for the next decade and more. Following his visits in 1982 and 1983, the first of a series of expeditions to Krakatau organised and led by Thornton took place in 1984, designed to elucidate patterns of biotic colonisation of the archipelago, and its relationships with source areas such as western Java, including the Ujung Kulon National Park, and Sumatra. This, and the ensuing six expeditions, forged strong friendships and collaborative links with Indonesian scientists, and provided a valuable formative tropical experience for a number of postgraduate students. In all, more than 60 scientists, from many parts of the world, participated in these intensive field surveys. The emphasis was on the development and successional processes of ecosystems in this unique field laboratory, with Anak Krakatau providing a 'sequence within a sequence' for study. The many research papers from this study include those in two special issues of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (1988,1990), and a special issue of GeoJournal (1992) reporting the papers of a symposium organised by Thornton and held at the Pacific Science Congress in Honolulu in 1991 – but the culmination of the study was Ian's 1996 book 'Krakatau: the destruction and reassembly of an island ecosystem' (Harvard University Press), a synthesis of wide significance in the study of island biogeography, and which E.O.Wilson noted 'is likely to become the classic on the subject'.
Ian's interests continued to broaden, with a later expedition (1999) to Long Island (Papua New Guinea), leading to a series of papers in a special issue of the Journal of Biogeography (2001).
The scholarly endeavours founded from an interest in Psocoptera thus led to wide recognition of Ian Thornton as one of the leading modern biogeographers; his work was recognised by the award of the DSc degree (Leeds, 1984), election to the Fellowship of the Australian Academy of Science (1995), and award of the John Lewis gold medal of the Royal Australasian Geographical Society (1992). A full list of his 140 scientific publications is available from the Department of Zoology, La Trobe University.
In addition to his scientific achievements, Ian had strong interest and involvement in fostering Australian/ Indonesian academic cooperation and educational development. In recent years, he was an academic advisor or guest lecturer at Udayana University (Bali), Mataram University (Lombok) and other Indonesian universities and, as an Indonesian colleague recently expressed it, 'Ian Thornton showed how Australian and Indonesian colleagues could work together'. His death occurred whilst he was returning from Laos, where he was advising the National University on implementation of Basic Science courses. He is survived by Ann and three stepchildren, two children from his earlier marriage, and six grandchildren.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Kazunori Yoshizawa (Hokkaido University, Japan)
1) From November 1, 2003 till October 31, 2004, I will visit Illinois Natural History Survey (Kevin Johnson) and Illinois State University (Edward Mockford) for sabbatical. While my staying at Illinois, I will work on the origin of parasitism in lice, higher systematics of Psocidae, and phylogeny of Paraneoptera, based on both morphological and molecular data.
2) As a part of a collaborated project between Japanese entomologists and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (National University of Malaysia), I am now investigating the psocopteran fauna of Malayan Peninsular. I have visited Genting Highland, Fraser's Hill, and Cameron Highland in March, 2003, and Endau-Rompin and Cameron Highland in July 2003. In March, we also conducted Canopy Fogging at both localities. During these surveys, I have collected more than 150 species of Psocoptera, including many undescribed or weakly know species. Most samples are stored in 99.5% ethanol and, in addition to the alpha taxonomy and morphological analyses, I and Kevin Johnson will work on DNA analyses of these specimens.
3) I am planning to expand systematics and biogeographical studies of Trichadenotecnum worldwide as collaborated projects with some psocidologists. The projects include taxonomy, phylogeny and biogeography of New World species (with AN García Aldrete and EL Mockford), phylogenetic position of western Palearctic species (with C Lienhard), systematic position of T. enderleini (with CN Smithers), and taxonomy and phylogeny of Oriental species (with C. Lienhard). Recently, there are also some advances on the studies of Japanese Trichadenotecnum as follow. (1) Two new interesting Trichadenotecnum species are discovered from Japan, which appear to represent the basal most clade of the genus (coming soon in Entomological Science). (2) Molecular systematics of Japanese species provides supports for the genus and the species-groups established by Yoshizawa (2001) and also provides reliable estimation about phylogeny among species-groups (submitted).

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS (PART 2) TO LIENHARD & SMITHERS, 2002: "PSOCOPTERA (INSECTA) - WORLD CATALOGUE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY"
Charles Lienhard (Geneva Natural History Museum, Switzerland)

1. Introduction
This part of the "Additions" is exclusively dealing with Li's monumental monograph on Chinese Psocoptera (Li Fasheng, 2002a). Its bibliographical reference is the following, as it has already been cited (as Li Fasheng, 2002) in Part 1 of the "Additions" (Psocid News, No. 4, February 2003). [NOTE: Li Fasheng, 2002b is a paper on psocids from Hainan and will be treated in Part 3 of the "Additions"]:
Li Fasheng 2002a. Psocoptera of China. National Natural Science Foundation of China, Science Press, Beijing, xlvi + 1976 pp. (two volumes), 1547 figs, 10 unpaginated plates (at the end of the second volume). (In Chinese, with English summary: pp. 1764-1926). [NOTE: Both volumes simultaneously published in July 2002 (according to Li Fasheng, in litt. 2003)].
For other literature cited in the following, see the World Bibliography (Lienhard & Smithers, 2002) or Part 1 of the "Additions" (Psocid News, No. 4, February 2003), where the complete references are given. The reference for Li Fasheng (2001) is given under Psococerastis hunaniensis, this paper will be treated in detail in Part 3 of the "Additions".
Incorrect or multiple spellings of taxa names are very frequent in Li's book. All cases of multiple original spellings are mentioned in the following. Incorrect subsequent spellings of genus or species names are usually only mentioned if they are related to nomenclatural acts proposed by Li Fasheng (i. e. description of new taxa, proposal of new combinations or new synonymies) or if they are used throughout Li's book. In some other cases, particularly striking subsequent misspellings are also mentioned, to avoid any misunderstanding.
Families are listed according to Lienhard & Smithers (2002: Table 1) and Yoshizawa (2001b). All Chinese genera mentioned by Li Fasheng (2002a) are assigned to the families recognized by Lienhard & Smithers (2002) and Yoshizawa (2001b; cf. Amphipsocidae). The superfamilies and families defined by Li Fasheng are listed under the heading "New classification" at the beginning of the treatment of each suborder. Genera are listed alphabetically within each family, except for Psocidae, where they are grouped according to the subfamilies recognized by Lienhard & Smithes (2002) (see remark at the beginning of the treatment of this family in chapter 3). Species are listed alphabetically within each genus. For general remarks concerning the format of the "Additions" see the Introduction to Part 1 (Psocid News, No. 4, February 2003). For genus and species names already mentioned in the World Catalogue only the author is cited, for new names proposed by Li Fasheng the complete reference (author, year, page) is given. New genus (or subgenus) names are marked with two asterisks (**) and new species names with one asterisk (*) (main entry only!).
As indicated below (cf. Editorial: Disclaimer), no nomenclatural act is published in "Psocid News", only some mandatory changes are directly made in the following (e. g. corrections of incorrect species name endings or incorrect subsequent spellings). But a certain number of nomenclatural acts would be necessary to stabilize the nomenclature of Chinese Psocoptera. Some suggestions about these acts are made in the following (for example concerning the original spelling which should be selected by the first reviser as the correct one in cases of multiple original spellings). After having analysed Li's monograph in detail, I think that it is important to clarify most of these formal nomenclatural problems as soon as possible by publishing the required nomenclatural acts under the rules of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Therefore a paper on "Nomenclatural amendments concerning Chinese Psocoptera" has been prepared and submitted to the "Revue suisse de Zoologie" edited by the Geneva Museum; it will probably be published in December 2003.

2. Some general etymological remarks:
A) Many compound or simple species-group names introduced by Li Fasheng are based on Latin nouns. These names are nouns in apposition and are invariable. Some of these Latin nouns are listed in the following (their gender is indicated in parentheses: m.=masculine, f.=feminine, n.=neuter) [examples are indicated in square brackets]:
ansa (f.) [Bivalvicaecilia longiansa]
bulbus (m.) [Stenopsocus tribulbus, Peripsocus bulbus, Pseudocaecilius bibulbus]
caula (f.) [Taeniostigma scotocaula]
ceratis (f.) (from Greek keratis) [Heterocaecilius platokeratis, H. stenokeratis]
cladus (m.) [Kodamaius brachycladus, Haplophallus rhabdocladus, Symbiopsocus leptocladus]
-cola (m.), in compond nouns, e.g. agricola (m.) [Peripsocus quercicola, Pseudocaecilius citricola, Neoblaste pinicola, Pseudoptycta pinicola]
cyclus (m.) [Cycloperipsocus diplocyclus, Symbiopsocus diplocyclus]
dactylus (m.) (from Greek daktylos) [Caecilius mecodactylus]
furca (f.) [Aaroniella curtifurca]
gyrus (m.) [Gyromyus gyrus]
macula (f.) [Liposcelis sculptilimacula]
oculus (m.) [Enderleinella magnioculus, E. minutoculus]
squama (f.) [Seopsis longisquama, S. multisquama]
stigma (n.) (from Greek stigma) [Isophanes cyclostigma, I. oxyostigma, I. platystigma, Zangilachesilla apterostigma, Psococerastis melanostigma]
stigmus (m.) (from Greek stigmos) [Caecilius brunneistigmus, C. colossostigmus, C. cylindostigmus, C. mecostigmus, C. platostigmus, C. stenostigmus, Kodamaius acinacostigmus, K. acisostigmus, K. ampyostigmus, K. cerastigmus, K. conostigmus, K. macrostigmus, Valenzuela erythrostigmus, Graphopsocus leptostigmus, G. megistigmus, Stenopsocus phaeostigmus, St. xanthostigmus, Amphipsocus cerasostigmus, A. cornostigmus, Tagalopsocus phaeostigmus, Diplopsocus albostigmus, Peripsocus stigmostigmus, Orbocaecilius brachystigmus, Conomesopsocus melanostigmus, Cryptopsocus cynostigmus]
tibia (f.) [Liposcelis nigritibia]
valva (f.) (or valvae in nominative case plural or genitive case singular) [Enderleinella cochleativalva, E. constrictivalva, E. dilatativalva, E. setosivalva, Loensia folivalva, Psococerastis curvivalvae]
zona (f.) [Taeniostigma platozona]

B) Many species-group names are based on "Pseudolatin" adjectives. Li Fasheng often introduces compound names (sometimes also simple names) which are neither existing Latin adjectives nor nouns. They have to be treated as adjectives even if they are similar to existing nouns. Some examples are mentioned in the following; the form introduced by Li Fasheng is listed first and the related Latin noun is put in "quotation-marks" (the adjectival endings are indicated in parentheses: masculine, feminine, neuter) [examples are indicated in square brackets]:
-antennus (-us, -a, -um) "antenna (f.)" [Caecilius longiantennus]
cacuminalia (-us, -a, -um) [Taeniostigma cacuminalium]
capitulatis (-is, -is, -e) [Psococerastis capitulatis]
-caulum (-us, -a, -um) "caula (f.)" [Trichadenotecnum isocaulum]
-cellus (-us, -a, -um) "cella (f.)" [Heteroepipsocus brevicellus, Caecilius quadraticellus, Kodamaius ingenicellus, Paracaecilius longicellus, Zonolachesillus exilicellus, Kerocaecilius circulicellus, Mepleres longicellus, M. parvicellus, Orbocaecilius circulicellus, O. paulicellus, Pseudocaecilius largicellus]
-cephais (-is, -is, -e) [Mecampsis ophiocephais]
-colus (-us, -a, -um) "-cola (m.)" [Siniamphipsocus betulicolus, Diplopsocus cupressicolus, Mesopsocus laricolus, Psocomesites laricolus]
-culigis (-is, -is, -e) [Psococerastis denticuligis]
cylindra (-us, -a, -um) "cylindrus (m.)" [Lichenomima cylindra]
-dichis (-is, -is, -e) [Neuroseopsis mecodichis]
elegantis (-is, -is, -e) [Liposcelis elegantis]
-faris (-is, -is, -e) [Pogonopsocus octofaris]
-fascius (-us, -a, -um) "fascis (m.)" "fascia (f.)" [Coniperipsocus quadrifascius]
-fascus (-us, -a, -um) "fascis (m.)" "fascia (f.)" [Stimulopalpus medifascus, Caecilius immensifascus, C. plautifascus, Phymocaecilius fuscifascus, Ph. puniceifascus, Zonolachesillus preductifascus]
fibris (-is, -is, -e) "fibra (f.)" [Caecilius fibris]
-furcis (-is, -is, -e) "furca (f.)" [Neuroseopsis curtifurcis]
-furcus (-us, -a, -um) "furca (f.)" [Caecilius infurcus, C. parifurcus, Kodamaius curtifurcus, K. latifurcus, K. longifurcus, Stenopsocus angustifurcus, Lachesilla crutifurca, Peripsocus longifurcus, Lobocaecilius bifurcus]
-globis (-is, -is, -e) "globus (m.)" [Caecilius longiglobis, C. quadriglobis]
-habita (-us, -a, -um) [Enderleinella sylvihabita]
interaus (-us, -a, -um) [Metahemipsocus interaus]
-labius (-us, -a, -um) "labium (n.)" [Zonolachesillus spadiceilabius]
-maculis (-is, -is, -e) "macula (f.)" [Psococerastis venimaculis]
-maculus (-us, -a, -um) "macula (f.)" [Caecilius quaterimaculus, Zonolachesillus retimaculus]
-manubrius (-us, -a, -um) "manubrium (n.)" [Ectopsocopsis brevimanubria, E. tenuimanubria]
-manubrum (-us, -a, -um) "manubrium (n.)" [Diamphipsocus magnimanubrus]
-manubrus (-us, -a, -um) "manubrium (n.)" [Ectopsocopsis spatiosimanubra]
neurous (-us, -a, -um) [Heterocaecilius deloneurous]
-ocella (-us, -a, -um) "ocellus (m.)" [Enderleinella anocella, Ophiodopelma anocellum]
-ocula (-us, -a, -um) "oculus (m.)" [Aaroniella grandiocula]
platypis (-is, -is, -e) [Psococerastis platypis]
plstylpus (-us, -a, -um) [Peripsocus plstylpus]
-psarous (-us, -a, -um) [Psocathropos purpuripsarous, Stenopsocus symipsarous]
replcatus (-us, -a, -um) [Caecilius replcatus]
-stictis (-is, -is, -e) [Psococerastis polystictis]
-stictous (-us, -a, -um) [Ectopsocopsis phaeostictoa, Diamphipsocus grammostictous]
-stigmis (-is, -is, -e) "stigma (n.)" "stigmus (m.)" [Cubipilis macrostigmis, C. phaeostigmis]
-striolatis (-is, -is, -e) [Amphientomum ectostriolate]
-taenious (-us, -a, -um) [Ectopsocus macrotaenious]
-valvis (-is, -is, -e) "valva (f.)" [Paracaecilius lativalvis, Cubipilis denivalvis, Metylophorus trivalvis]
-valvulus (-us, -a, -um) "valvula (f.)" [Psocus vannivalvulus]
-valvus (-us, -a, -um) "valva (f.)" [Stimulopalpus angustivalvus, St. baeoivalvus, Caecilius magnivalvus, Dypsocus brevivalvus, D. capitivalvus, D. longivalvus, Kodamaius curvativalvus, Valenzuela grandivalvus, Estipulaceus longivalvus]
-venus (-us, -a, -um) "vena (f.)" [Peripsocus transivenus, Heterocaecilius hepaticivenus]
-znatus (-us, -a, -um) [Pseudoclematus xanthoznatus]
-zonus (-us, -a, -um) "zona (f.)" [Valenzuela chilozonus, Amphipsocus xanthozonus]

C) A few species-group names introduced by Li Fasheng do not correspond to any Latin or Greek word and have to be treated as indeclinable combination of letters: e.g. pulcha [Taeniostigma pulcha, cf. Lienhard & Smithers, 2002: 216].

3. Additions to the Catalogue
Psocoptera
Li Fasheng, 2002a: General remarks on morphology; revised classification; biogeography of Chinese Psocoptera; 62 new genera and 1 new subgenus (in Sigmatoneura) described and 1 replacement name in the genus-group proposed (for Ancylopsocus Li); about 1500 Chinese species described and figured (about 920 of them new to science), with keys down to species level (in Chinese).

Trogiomorpha
New classification: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 4 (Table 1). The suborder is subdivided into the following superfamilies and families (some names are misspelled in Table 1, their correct spelling is given here): Thylacelloidea: Thylacellidae. Perientomoidea: Lepidopsocidae, Perientomidae. Trogioidea: Anomocopeidae, Trogiidae. Psoquilloidea: Psoquillidae, Empheriidae. Prionoglaridoidea: Prionoglarididae. Speleketoroidea: Speleketoridae. Psyllipsocoidea: Psyllipsocidae, Psocathropidae.

Lepidopsocidae
Illepidopsocus Li Fasheng. Li Fasheng, 2002a: Genus placed in Thylacellidae sensu Li Fasheng.
Illepidopsocus yunnanicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Neolepidopsocus Li Fasheng. Li Fasheng, 2002a: Genus placed in Perientomidae sensu Li Fasheng (misspelled Neolepipsocuson pp. iv and 50).
Neolepidopsocus chinensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Pseudothylacus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 48. Gender: M. Type species: Pseudothylacus acisopterus Li Fasheng. Genus placed in Thylacellidae sensu Li Fasheng.
Pseudothylacus acisopterus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 49. China (VIII).

Trogiidae
Helminotrogia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 52. Gender: F. Type species: Helminotrogia bipunctata Li Fasheng. Alternative original spelling Heliminotrogia on p. 1765; Helminotrogia should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Helminotrogia bipunctata* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 52. China (VIII). Alternative original spellings: bipunctatia(on pp. iv, 52, 53), bipuctata (on p. 1765); bipunctata (on p. 1765) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Phlebotrogia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 54. Gender: F. Type species: Phlebotrogia chinensis Li Fasheng. Alternative original spellings: Philebotrogia on p. 1766, Phlebotrogius on plate V; Phlebotrogia should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Phlebotrogia chinensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 54. China (VIII).

Psoquillidae
Psoquilla marginepunctata Hagen. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Psyllipsocidae
Pseudopsyllipsocus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 58. Gender: M. Type species: Pseudopsyllipsocus gangliigerus Li Fasheng. Alternative original spelling Pseudopsyllipsouson p. 58; Pseudopsyllipsocusshould be selected as the correct original spelling.
Pseudopsyllipsocus gangliigerus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 58. China (VIII). Misspelled gangliigera on p. 58 (in legend to fig. 32).
Psocathropos cameriferus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 67. China (VIII).
Psocathropos domesticus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 65 (genus name misspelled Psocothropos on pp. 65, 66). China (VIII).
Psocathropos dyadoclemus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 66 (genus name misspelled Psocothropos on p. 66). China (VIII).
Psocathropos pleurotaenus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 68. China (VIII).
Psocathropos purpuripsarous* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 69. China (VIII).
Psocathropos sinensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Psocathropos tridymus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 65. China (VIII).
Psyllipsocus maculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 59. China (VIII).
Psyllipsocus sanxiaensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Psyllipsocus sinicus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Troctomorpha
New classification: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 5 (Table 1). The suborder is subdivided into the following superfamilies and families (some names are misspelled in Table 1, their correct spelling is given here): Liposcelidoidea: Liposcelididae. Pachytroctoidea: Pachytroctidae. Troctopsocoidea: Sphaeropsocidae, Troctopsocidae. Musapsocoidea: Musapsocidae. Amphientomoidea: Amphientomidae, Manicapsocidae, Compsocidae.

Troctopsocidae
Coleotroctellus sui (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Amphientomidae
Subfamilies defined by Li Fasheng, 2002a (Chinese genera mentioned in parentheses): Antivulgarinae (p. 111, Antivulgaris); Compressioninae (p. 112, Compressionis); Amphientominae (p. 114, all other Chinese genera of the family).
Amphientomum ectostriolate Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as A. ectostriolatum, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). NOTE: The original spelling is ectostriolatis; this name should be considered as an adjective (cf. etymological remarks at the beginning of chapter 2 of the present paper).
Ancylentomus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 121. Gender: M. Type species:Ancylopsocus fortuosusLi Fasheng. Replacement name for Ancylopsocus Li Fasheng, 1997 nec Ancylopsocus Tillyard, 1926 (Tillyard, 1926b: 344; Permopsocidae).Alternative original spelling Ancylentomius (appearing several times); Ancylentomus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Ancylentomus apicidealbatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 123. China (VIII).
Ancylentomus fortuosus (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 126 (from Ancylopsocus) (descr.). China (VIII).
Ancylentomus ganquanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 125. China (VIII).
Ancylentomus longinervis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 122. China (VIII).
Ancylentomus macrurus (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 124 (from Ancylopsocus; misspelled maecrorurus, macrourus) (descr.). China (VIII).
Antivulgaris** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 111. Gender: F. Type species: Antivulgaris jianfenglingensis Li Fasheng.
Antivulgaris jianfenglingensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 111. China (VIII).
Biocellientomia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 117. Gender: F. Type species: BiocellientomiabitrigataLi Fasheng.
Biocellientomia bitrigata*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 117. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling bitrigala on p. 117; bitrigata should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Biocellientomia diplosticta*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 118. China (VIII).
Compressionis introvenis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cornutientomus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 167. Gender: M. Type species: Nephax chinensisLi Fasheng. Alternative original spelling Cornutientomius on p. 111 (in key); Cornutientomus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Cornutientomus chinensis (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 168 (from Seopsis) (descr.). China (VIII).
Cornutientomus illepidotus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 169. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus acaudatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Diamphipsocus concoloratus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 174. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus fulvus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Diamphipsocus grammostictous*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 175. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus magnimanubrus (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 179 (from Paramphientomum; misspelled D. magnimanbrus) (descr.). China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus nanus (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 180 (from Paramphientomum) (descr.). China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus shanxiesis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 177. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus signatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 171. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus weihuai*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 176. China (VIII).
Diamphipsocus xanthocephalus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Neuroseopsis** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 127. Gender: F. Type species: Neuroseopsis curtifurcisLi Fasheng.
Neuroseopsis curtifurcis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 127. China (VIII).
Neuroseopsis mecodichis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 128. China (VIII).
Obeliscus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 120. Gender: M. Type species: Obeliscus zhongshaniLi Fasheng. NOTE: This junior homonym should be replaced by the first reviser.
[Not Obeliscus Beck, 1837 (Mollusca)].
[Not Obeliscus Popofsky, 1913 (Protozoa)].
[Not Obeliscus Graybill, 1923 (Nematoda)].
Obeliscus zhongshani*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 120. China (VIII).
Paramphientomum cordatum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 182. China (VIII).
Paramphientomum triangulum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Seopsis badia*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 138. China (VIII).
Seopsis beijingensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 134. China (VIII).
Seopsis concava*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 130. China (VIII).
Seopsis cycloptera Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Seopsis eucalla*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 136. China (VIII).
Seopsis guibeiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 142. China (VIII).
Seopsis hirtella Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Seopsis longisquama*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 132. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling longisquamis on p. 130 (in key); longisquamashould be selected as the correct original spelling.
Seopsis magna*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 137. China (VIII).
Seopsis metodicra*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 140. China (VIII).
Seopsis multisquama*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 131. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling multiquama on p. 132 (in legend to fig. 97); multisquamashould be selected as the correct original spelling.
Seopsis nanjingensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 135. China (VIII).
Seopsis qinlingensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 141. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus acutipinnatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 156. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus angustivalvus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 152. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus baeoivalvus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 155. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus changjiangicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stimulopalpus cochleatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 165. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus concinnus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 162. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus conflexus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 157. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus dolichogonus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 148. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus erromerus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 164. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus estipitatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 144. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus exilis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 154. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus furcatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 159. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus galactospilus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 146. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus heteroideus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 145. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus huashanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 165. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus immediatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 163. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus introcurvus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 149. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus isoneurus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 153. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus medifascus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 158. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus mimeticus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stimulopalpus peltatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 166. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus pentospilus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 147. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus phaeospilus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stimulopalpus polychaetus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 161. China (VIII).
Stimulopalpus psednopetalus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 160. China (VIII).
Yinia capitinigra Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Yunientomia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 115. Gender: F. Type species:Yunientomia ditaenia Li Fasheng. Alternative original spelling Yunaphientomia on p. 110 (in key); Yunientomia should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Yunientomia ditaenia* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 115. China (VIII).

Liposcelididae
Embidopsocus hainanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 73. China (VIII).
Embidopsocus jikuni* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 74. China (VIII).
Embidopsocus porphyreus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 72. China (VIII).
Embidopsocus zhouyaoi* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 76 (genus name misspelled Embidopsoues on p. 76). China (VIII).
Liposcelis antennatoides Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis bostrychophila Badonnel. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis bouilloni Badonnel. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis brunnea Motschulsky. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis cibaritica* Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng, in: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 85. China (VIII).
Liposcelis decolor (Pearman). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis edaphica Lienhard. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis elegantis Li Fasheng & Li Zhihong. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis entomophila (Enderlein). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis jilinica* Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng, in: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 90. China (VIII).
Liposcelis laoshanensis* Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng, in: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 83. China (VIII).
Liposcelis mendax Pearman. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis naturalis* Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng, in: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 88. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling natiuralis on p. 78 (in key); naturalis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Liposcelis nigritibia Li Fasheng & Li Zhihong. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis paeta Pearman. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis pallens Badonnel. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis pearmani Lienhard. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis rufa Broadhead. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis rufiornata Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis sculptilimacula Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as L. sculptilis, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). NOTE: Lienhard & Smithers (2002: 95) mention this species as L. sculptimacula, an incorrect subsequent spelling.
Liposcelis sinica Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis yangi Li Zhihong & Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liposcelis yunnaniensis Li Fasheng & Li Zhihong. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Pachytroctidae
Tapinella bannana Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Tapinella huangi* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 104. China (VIII).
Tapinella qutangxiana Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Psocomorpha
New classification: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 5-6 (Table 1). The suborder is subdivided into the following superfamilies and families: Epipsocoidea: Dolabellopsocidae, Epipsocidae, Callistopteridae, Asiopsocidae. Ptiloneuroidea: Cladiopsocidae, Ptiloneuridae. Calopsocoidea: Polypsocidae (misspelled Polypsocidea in Table 1), Calopsocidae. Caeciliusoidea: Caeciliusidae, Stenopsocidae, Amphipsocidae, Dasydemellidae. Hemipsocoidea: Hemipsocidae. Pseudocaecilioidea: Ectopsocidae, Elipsocidae, Philotarsidae, Archipsocidae, Pseudocaeciliidae, Trichopsocidae, Bryopsocidae. Psocoidea: Peripsocidae, Mesopsocidae, Psilopsocidae, Myopsocidae, Psocidae, Lachesillidae.

Epipsocidae
Subfamilies defined by Li Fasheng, 2002a (Chinese genera mentioned in parentheses): Gojinae (p. 195, Cubitiglabra); Epipsocinae (p. 198, all other Chinese genera of the family).
Bertkauia reticularis Li Fasheng & Mockford. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (on plate VI genus name misspelled Bertkallis) (descr.).
Cubitiglabra dayaoshanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 197 (as Cubitiglabrus dayaoshananus; genus name misspelled). China (VIII).
Cubitiglabra polyphebia Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (genus name misspelled: Cubitiglabrus and Cubitiglatrus) (descr.).
Cubitiglabra quadripunctata Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (genus name misspelled: Cubitiglabrus) (descr.).
Dichoepipsocus dictyodromus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 219. China (VIII).
Dichoepipsocus micropterusLi Fasheng & Mockford. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Epipsocopsis corollifer* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 205. China (VIII).
Epipsocopsis serpentina* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 206 (as E. serpentinus). China (VIII).
Epipsocus euryocephalus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 211. China (VIII).
Epipsocus rhabdolepis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 208. China (VIII).
Epipsocus scotothoracalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 210. China (VIII).
Epipsocus spatulatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 209. China (VIII).
Epipsocus stictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 212. China (VIII).
Epipsocus xanthothoracalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 211. China (VIII).
Heteroepipsocus brevicellus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Heteroepipsocus longicellus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (genus name misspelled Heteroepopsocus) (descr.).
Heteroepipsocus maculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 200. China (VIII).
Hinduipsocus hongkongensis Li Fasheng & Mockford. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Liratepipsocus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 213. Gender: M. Type species: Liratepipsocus jinghongicus LiFasheng.
Liratepipsocus jinghongicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 213. China (VIII).
Metepipsocus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 215. Gender: M. Type species: Metepipsocus beijingicus LiFasheng.
Metepipsocus beijingicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 215. China (VIII).
Spordoepipsocus**Li Fasheng, 2002a: 201. Gender: M. Type species: Spordoepipsocusperforatus Li Fasheng.
Spordoepipsocus formosus (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 204 (from Epipsocopsis) (descr.). China (VIII).
Spordoepipsocus imperforatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 203. China (VIII).
Spordoepipsocus perforatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 202. China (VIII).
Valvepipsocus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 222. Gender: M. Type species: Valvepipsocus diodematus LiFasheng. Alternative original spelling Valviepipsocus on p. 194 (in key); Valvepipsocus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Valvepipsocus diodematus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 223. China (VIII).

Dolabellopsocidae
Auroropsocus conoidalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 192. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling conoidealis on p. 1780; conoidalis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Auroropsocus cyclocarpus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 189. China (VIII).
Auroropsocus flavidus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 191. China (VIII).
Auroropsocus fumeus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 193. China (VIII).
Auroropsocus setosus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 187. China (VIII).
Auroropsocus spatiosifurcatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 186. China (VIII).
Auroropsocus strenus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 189. China (VIII).
Dimidistriata longicapita Li Fasheng & Mockford. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.). NOTE: Li Fasheng (2002a) assigns the genus Dimidistriatato the family Epipsocidae, he does not follow Mockford (1998a) who tentatively assigned this genus to the family Dolabellopsocidae.

Asiopsocidae
Asiopsocus wulingshanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 224. China (VIII).

Caeciliusidae
Subfamilies defined by Li Fasheng, 2002a (Chinese genera mentioned in parentheses): Dypsocinae (p. 227, Dypsocus); Isophaninae (p. 247, misspelled Isophaneinae, correctly spelled on p. 226, Isophanes and Kodamaius); Amphicaeciliinae (p. 285, Amphicaecilius); Paracaeciliinae (p. 528, misspelled Paracaecilinae, correctly spelled on p. 226, Enderleinella and Paracaecilius); Caeciliusinae (p. 289, all other Chinese genera of the family).
NOTE: In the following the genus Kodamaius Okamoto is assigned to the family Amphipsocidae, according to Yoshizawa (2001b).
Amphicaecilius** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 285. Gender: M. Type species: Amphicaecilius pulcherrimus Li Fasheng.
Amphicaecilius daqingshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 288. China (VIII).
Amphicaecilius floribundus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 287. China (VIII).
Amphicaecilius pulchellus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 288. China (VIII).
Amphicaecilius pulcherrimus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 286. China (VIII).
Anoculaticaeca chuanshaanicaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.) (incorrect subsequent spelling of genus name: Anoculaticaecilius).
Bivalvicaecilia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 302. Gender: F. Type species: Bivalvicaecilia longiansa Li Fasheng. Alternative original spelling Bivalvicaecilius on p. 227 (in key); Bivalvicaecilia should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Bivalvicaecilia abbreviata (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 304 (from Asiocaecilius) (descr.). China (VIII).
Bivalvicaecilia longiansa* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 303. China (VIII).
Caecilius Curtis. NOTE: Li Fasheng (2002a) does not assign his species to the genera newly defined by Mockford within Caeciliusidae (see Mockford, 2000, 2001). He explicitly considers Valenzuela Navas (sensu Mockford, 2000) as a synonym of Caecilius Curtis (cf. p. 305) and uses the genus Caecilius in a large sense. It will be the task of future revisers to assign Li's species to Mockford's genera or to define new genera for them. The species mentioned by Li Fasheng (2002a) in Caecilius which are assigned to other genera in the World Catalogue (Lienhard & Smithers, 2002) are here listed according to the World Catalogue mentioning in parentheses the name used by Li Fasheng (2002a).
Caecilius acrorbiculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 514. China (VIII).
Caecilius ampullaceus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 340. China (VIII).
Caecilius anothylacus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 364. China (VIII).
Caecilius apiciglobosus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 448. China (VIII).
Caecilius arcuatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 396. China (VIII).
Caecilius baeonaevus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 404. China (VIII).
Caecilius bannaicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 386. China (VIII).
Caecilius biahuashanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 385. China (VIII).
Caecilius bicarinatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 358. China (VIII).
Caecilius bicruris* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 348. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling bicuris on p. 307 (in key); bicruris should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius biviminalis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius borealis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 381. China (VIII).
Caecilius brunneistigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 434. China (VIII).
Caecilius callianthus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 493. China (VIII).
Caecilius calvatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 485. China (VIII).
Caecilius calycinus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 507. China (VIII).
Caecilius ceratostictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 413. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling ceratostictous on p. 312 (in key); ceratostictus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius cerinifullus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 431. China (VIII).
Caecilius changbaishanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 495. China (VIII).
Caecilius colossostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 465. China (VIII).
Caecilius connveaus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 419. China (VIII).
Caecilius corniculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius cornospilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 461. China (VIII).
Caecilius craspedodrmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 502. China (VIII). NOTE: This spelling is used throughout Li's book.
Caecilius cuneatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 460. China (VIII).
Caecilius cylindostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 376. China (VIII).
Caecilius divulgatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 325. China (VIII).
Caecilius emeishanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 458. China (VIII).
Caecilius ephippioideus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 462. China (VIII).
Caecilius exilis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 375. China (VIII).
Caecilius exquisitus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 323. China (VIII).
Caecilius extenuatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 504. China (VIII).
Caecilius ferreus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius fibris* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 464. China (VIII).
Caecilius forficatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 402. China (VIII).
Caecilius furcimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 343. China (VIII).
Caecilius genospilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 490. China (VIII).
Caecilius guangxiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 467. China (VIII).
Caecilius guilinensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 422. China (VIII).
Caecilius guizhouicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 464. China (VIII).
Caecilius hapalotrichus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 349. China (VIII).
Caecilius hebetatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius hengshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 523. China (VIII).
Caecilius huazhongicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 450. China (VIII).
Caecilius hyalinonemus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 344. China (VIII).
Caecilius hyalinulus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 512. China (VIII).
Caecilius hylophilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 441. China (VIII).
Caecilius hyperozonalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 478. China (VIII).
Caecilius hypozonalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 479. China (VIII).
Caecilius immensifascus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 473. China (VIII). Replacement name for Caecilius platytaeniusLi Fasheng, 1995d: 158, preoccupied by Caecilius platytaenusLi Fasheng, 1992f: 214. NOTE: This replacement name is justified because the one-letter difference between platytaenusand platytaeniusis not sufficent to prevent homonymy (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 58.15.). In Lienhard & Smithers (2002) this species is mentioned as Valenzuela platytaenius(Li Fasheng) according to Mockford (2000: 382). See also comments under Caecilius medivittatus.
Caecilius immensus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 327. China (VIII).
Caecilius inclinans* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 524. China (VIII).
Caecilius indecorus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 499. China (VIII).
Caecilius infurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 428. China (VIII).
Caecilius jilinensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 523. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling jilinsnsis on p. 1812; jilinensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius jinganicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 379. China (VIII).
Caecilius jinggangshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 369. China (VIII).
Caecilius jini* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 454. China (VIII).
Caecilius jinxiuensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 435. China (VIII).
Caecilius jiugongshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 392. China (VIII).
Caecilius laterimacularis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 483. China (VIII).
Caecilius latissimus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 354. China (VIII).
Caecilius lazikoensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 366. China (VIII).
Caecilius leptopterus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 403. China (VIII).
Caecilius linearis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 394. China (VIII).
Caecilius liui* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 505. China (VIII).
Caecilius liupanshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 383. China (VIII).
Caecilius loculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 500. China (VIII).
Caecilius longiansatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 481. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling longiansalus on p. 317 (in key); longiansatus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius longiantennus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 368. China (VIII).
Caecilius longiglobis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 438. China (VIII).
Caecilius longlingensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 352. China (VIII).
Caecilius loratus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius loteolus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 421. China (VIII).
Caecilius luojiashanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 406. China (VIII).
Caecilius magnivalvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 401. China (VIII).
Caecilius malleatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 371. China (VIII).
Caecilius manubriatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 455. China (VIII).
Caecilius mecodactylus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 518. China (VIII).
Caecilius mecostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 409. China (VIII).
Caecilius medivittatusLi Fasheng, 1992c: 306. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius platytaenusLi Fasheng, 1992f: 214. Synonymy: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 355.
Caecilius platytaeniusLi Fasheng. Li Fasheng, 1992c: 308 (incorrect subsequent spelling for platytaenus).
Caecilius brunneimaculatusLi Fasheng, 1993a: 337. Synonymy: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 355.
Valenzuela brunneimaculatus (Li Fasheng). Mockford, 2000: 381.
Caecilius brunneolusLi Fasheng, 1995e: 67. Synonymy: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 355.
NOTE: Valenzuela platytaenius(Li Fasheng, 1995) sensu Mockford (2000: 382) is erroneously also declared as a synonym of C. medivittatus by Li Fasheng (2002a: 355). This 1995-species listed by Mockford is Caecilius platytaeniusLi Fasheng, 1995d: 158, and is evidently not identical with the above mentioned Caecilius platytaenusLi Fasheng, 1992. Li Fasheng (2002a: 473) mentions the 1995-species as Caecilius immensifascus, a replacement name for platytaeniusLi Fasheng, 1995 (see comments under Caecilius immensifascus).
Caecilius medogensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 386. China (VIII).
Caecilius meridionalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 399. China (VIII).
Caecilius mixtus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 328. China (VIII).
Caecilius myriospilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 321. China (VIII).
Caecilius nanningensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 405. China (VIII).
Caecilius nanyuensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 407. China (VIII).
Caecilius octofarius* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 452. China (VIII).
Caecilius oegospilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 423. China (VIII).
Caecilius optilohyalinus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 508. China (VIII).
Caecilius oxyopterus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 503. China (VIII).
Caecilius parifurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 394. China (VIII).
Caecilius paurosphaerus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 522. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling paurophaerus on p. 1812; paurosphaerus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius persimilaris (Thornton & Wong). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius dolichostigmusLi Fasheng, 1992c: 307. Synonymy: Li Fasheng, 2002a: 367.
Valenzuela dolichostigmus (Li Fasheng). Mockford, 2000: 355.
Caecilius pinalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 427. China (VIII).
Caecilius platostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius plautifascus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 374. China (VIII).
Caecilius plautus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 506. China (VIII).
Caecilius plumimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 459. China (VIII).
Caecilius psaronicircularis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 360. China (VIII).
Caecilius punctulosus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 320. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling punctalosus on p. 306 (in key); punctulosus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius qiannaniensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 501. China (VIII).
Caecilius qingchengshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 513. China (VIII).
Caecilius qinlingensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 451. China (VIII).
Caecilius qiongshanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 440. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling qiongshaniensis on p. 314 (in key); qiongshanensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius quadraticellus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 426. China (VIII).
Caecilius quadriglobis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 497. China (VIII).
Caecilius quaterimaculus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 380. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling quaterimaclus on p. 310 (in key); quaterimaculus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Caecilius replcatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 424. China (VIII). NOTE: This spelling is used throughout Li's book.
Caecilius resupinatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 446. China (VIII).
Caecilius sagittalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 487. China (VIII).
Caecilius scalpratus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 491. China (VIII).
Caecilius scitulus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 480. China (VIII).
Caecilius shanjinicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 456. China (VIII).
Caecilius shanxiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 525. China (VIII).
Caecilius shennongjiaicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 392. China (VIII).
Caecilius shouothylacus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 365. China (VIII).
Caecilius sigmoideus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 388. China (VIII).
Caecilius sinuatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 447. China (VIII).
Caecilius solus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 468. China (VIII).
Caecilius sordidus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius spadicitaensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius spiciformis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 493. China (VIII).
Caecilius stenostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Caecilius stigmatophorus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 329. China (VIII).
Caecilius stolidus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 335. China (VIII).
Caecilius terminatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 472. China (VIII).
Caecilius terrestris* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 494. China (VIII).
Caecilius tongshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 430. China (VIII).
Caecilius trinatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 474. China (VIII).
Caecilius tripunctatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 485. China (VIII).
Caecilius trullatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 374. China (VIII).
Caecilius truncatulus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 373. China (VIII).
Caecilius uncinellus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 489. China (VIII).
Caecilius unus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 331. China (VIII).
Caecilius wudangshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 322. China (VIII).
Caecilius wulingshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 443. China (VIII).
Caecilius xanthochilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 408. China (VIII).
Caecilius ximaicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 330. China (VIII).
Caecilius yadongicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 442. China (VIII).
Caecilius yigongensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 390. China (VIII).
Caecilius zhamogensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 496. China (VIII).
Caecilius zhangliangi* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 492. China (VIII).
Caecilius zhuangshani*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 517. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling zhongshani used several times; zhuangshani should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Coryphosmila rubicunda (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius rubicundus) (descr.).
Disialacaecilia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 290. Gender: F. Type species: Disialacaecilia ningxiaensis Li Fasheng. Alternative original spellings: Disiacaecilia (on p. 1790) and Disialacaecilius (on plate VI); Disialacaecilia should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Disialacaecilia ningxiaensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 290. China (VIII).
Dypsocus abaxialis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 230. China (VIII). Genus name misspelled Dypscus on p. 230 (legend to fig. 188).
Dypsocus abruptus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 246. China (VIII).
Dypsocus acuminatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 245. China (VIII).
Dypsocus ambuotrichus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 235. China (VIII).
Dypsocus binervis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 229. China (VIII).
Dypsocus brevivalvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 236. China (VIII).
Dypsocus capitivalvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 237. China (VIII).
Dypsocus cervinus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 240. China (VIII).
Dypsocus cestrocephalus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 233. China (VIII).
Dypsocus cornutus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 246. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling cormutus on p. 247 (in legend to fig. 204); cornutus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Dypsocus deplanatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 241. China (VIII).
Dypsocus fortis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 244. China (VIII).
Dypsocus latus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 239. China (VIII).
Dypsocus longidigitalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 232. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling longidigitulis on p. 233 (in legend to fig. 190); longidigitalis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Dypsocus longivalvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 236. China (VIII).
Dypsocus minisculus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 231. China (VIII).
Dypsocus septemfidus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 243. China (VIII).
Dypsocus stenotalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 239. China (VIII).
Enderleinella anocella Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella aureola* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 558. China (VIII).
Enderleinella biaristataLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella binata Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella cochleativalva Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella concava* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 557. China (VIII).
Enderleinella constrictivalvaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella decurvata* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 561. China (VIII).
Enderleinella dilatativalva Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella emeishanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 551. China (VIII).
Enderleinella explanata* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 535. China (VIII).
Enderleinella gramica Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella hainanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 547. China (VIII).
Enderleinella huangshanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 542. China (VIII).
Enderleinella lurida* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 533. China (VIII).
Enderleinella magnioculus (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 541 (from Valenzuela, as E. magniocula, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). China (VIII). NOTE: For the etymology of the species name see Enderleinella minutoculus.
Enderleinella minutoculus (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 536 (from Valenzuela, as E. minutiocula, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). China (VIII). NOTE: The correct original spelling (Caecilius minutoculus) has been selected by Lienhard & Smithers (2002: 173). The spelling minutiocula contains two spelling errors: an additional "i" in the middle of the word and the ending "-a". The name minutoculus is a compound noun in apposition based on the masculine Latin noun "oculus" (see etymological remarks at the beginning of chapter 2 of the present paper).
Enderleinella monosospaeraLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as E. monospaera, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Enderleinella netropetala* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 540. China (VIII).
Enderleinella ooidea Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella paulivalvacea Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella phaeocephala* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 539. China (VIII).
Enderleinella phaeotricha* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 549. China (VIII).
Enderleinella prolongata Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella pyriformis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella qingchengshanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 554. China (VIII).
Enderleinella ruberifasciatriaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella setosivalva Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella sphenoidalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 545. China (VIII).
Enderleinella sylvihabita* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 550. China (VIII).
Enderleinella tenella Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella tianmushanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 552. China (VIII).
Enderleinella trapeziaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella yangi Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Enderleinella yunnanana* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 553. China (VIII).
Isophanes cyclostigma Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Isophanes fengduensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Isophanes luteus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 250 (as I. lutea). China (VIII).
Isophanes orientalis Garcia Aldrete. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Isophanes oxyostigma Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Isophanes platystigma Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Isophanes yangiLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius Okamoto. See Amphipsocidae. NOTE: This genus has been transferred to the family Amphipsocidae by Yoshizawa (2001b), see Part 1 of the "Additions" (Psocid News, No. 4).
Neocaecilius** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 292. Gender: M. Type species: Neocaecilius triradiatus Li Fasheng. NOTE: This junior homonym should be replaced by the first reviser.
[Not Neocaecilius Li Fasheng, 2000 (Pseudocaeciliidae); see Lienhard & Smithers, 2002].
Neocaecilius mangshiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 294. China (VIII).
Neocaecilius triradiatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 293. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius altus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 573. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius alutaceus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 569. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius beijingicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 570. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius chebalinganus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Paracaecilius cinnamomus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Paracaecilius gulingicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 580. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius jilinicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 578. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius lacteus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 582. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius lativalvis (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as P. lativalvus, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Paracaecilius lingnanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 575. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius longicellus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Paracaecilius megistus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 572. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius meniscoides* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 577. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling miniscoides (used several times); meniscoides (in key on p. 567 and in legend to fig. 518 on p. 577) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Paracaecilius socialis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 579. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius sphaericus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 576. China (VIII).
Paracaecilius translucidus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Paracaecilius tripetatus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Parvialacaecilia** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 291. Gender: F. Type species: Parvialacaeciliahebeiensis Li Fasheng.
Parvialacaecilia hebeiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 291. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling hedeiensis on p. 1791; hebeiensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Phymocaecilius** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 295. Gender: M. Type species: Phymocaecilius subulosus Li Fasheng. Alternative original spellings: Phymocaeilius on. p. 227 (in key), Phymocaecilus on p. 1791 (Phymocaecilus puniceifascus) and Phtmocaecilius on p. 1792 (Phtmocaecilius fortis); Phymocaecilius should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Phymocaecilius fortis (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 299 (from Valenzuela) (descr.). China (VIII).
Phymocaecilius fuscifascus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 297. China (VIII).
Phymocaecilius guizhouensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 299. China (VIII).
Phymocaecilius puniceifascus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 295. China (VIII).
Phymocaecilius subulosus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 296. China (VIII).
Valenzuela angustiplumalus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius angustiplumalus) (descr.).
Valenzuela baishanzuicus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius baishanzuicus) (descr.).
Valenzuela bicolorinervus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius bicolorinervus) (descr.).
Valenzuela bicolorus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius bicolorus) (descr.).
Valenzuela bifoliolatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius bifoliolatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela brunneimaculatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius brunneimaculatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela carneangularis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius carneangularis) (descr.).
Valenzuela chilozonus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius chilozonus) (descr.).
Valenzuela chrysopterus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius chrysopterus, erroneously declared as new species on p. 315, in key) (descr.).
Valenzuela citrinus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius citrinus) (descr.).
Valenzuela cuboideus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius cuboides, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Valenzuela cuspidatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius cuspidatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela cyrtospilus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius cyrtospilus) (descr.).
Valenzuela dayongicus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius dayongicus) (descr.).
Valenzuela delicatulus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius delicatulus) (descr.).
Valenzuela dicornis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius bicornis, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Valenzuela diploideus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius diploides, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Valenzuela erythrostigmus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius erythrostigmus) (descr.). NOTE: By using the spelling erythrostigmus, Li Fasheng (2002a) automatically selects one of the alternative original spellings [Li Fasheng, 1993a: erythrostigma (pp. 334, 414) and erythrostigmus (p. 335)] as the correct original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.4.). Mockford (2000) and Lienhard & Smithers (2002) only mention the spelling erythrostigma, but their choice cannot be considered as a selection of the correct original spelling because these authors don't explicitly mention the alternative original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.3.).
Valenzuela erythrozonalis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius erythrozonalis) (descr.).
Valenzuela estriatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius estriatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela excavatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius excavatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela florinaevus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius florinaevus) (descr.).
Valenzuela foramilulosus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius foramilulosus) (descr.).
Valenzuela fuligineneurus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius fuligineneurus) (descr.).
Valenzuela fusicangularis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius fusicangularis) (descr.).
Valenzuela gracilentus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius gracilentus) (descr.).
Valenzuela grandivalvus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius grandivalvus) (descr.).
Valenzuela gutianshanicus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius gutianshanicus) (descr.).
Valenzuela heptimacularus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius heptimacularus) (descr.).
Valenzuela huangi(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius huangi) (descr.).
Valenzuela hubeiensis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius hubeiensis) (descr.).
Valenzuela incurviusculus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius incurviusculus) (descr.).
Valenzuela isochasialis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius isochasialis) (descr.).
Valenzuela macromelaus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius macromelaus) (descr.).
Valenzuela marginilacutus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius marginilacutus) (descr.).
Valenzuela medimacularis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius medimacularis) (descr.).
Valenzuela megalocystis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius megalocystis) (descr.).
Valenzuela megalodichotomus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius megalodichotomus) (descr.).
Valenzuela metasequoiae(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius metasequoiae) (descr.).
Valenzuela microcystus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius microcystus) (descr.).
Valenzuela multimaculatus (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius multimaculatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela nebuloides Mockford. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 338 (as Caecilius nebuloides, declared comb. nov. from Valenzuela) (descr.). China (VIII).
Valenzuela obliquus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius obliquus) (descr.).
Valenzuela ochroleucus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius ochroleucus) (descr.).
Valenzuela patellaris(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius patellaris) (descr.).
Valenzuela phaeocephalus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius phaeocephalus) (descr.).
Valenzuela phaeopterus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius phaeopterus) (descr.).
Valenzuela phaeozanalis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius phaeozonalis, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Valenzuela plagioerythrinus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius plagioerythrinus) (descr.).
Valenzuela platytaenius(Li Fasheng, 1995). See Caecilius immensifascus.
Valenzuela pugioniformis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius pugioniformis) (descr.).
Valenzuela purpureus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius purpureus) (descr.).
Valenzuela pycnacanthus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius pycnacanthus) (descr.).
Valenzuela quadrimaculatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius quadrimaculatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela quaternatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius quaternatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela quinarius(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius qunarius, incorrect original spelling, cf. Lienhard & Smithers, 2002: 180) (descr.).
Valenzuela shixingensis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius shixingensis) (descr.).
Valenzuela spiloerythrinus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius spiloerythrinus) (descr.).
Valenzuela stenopterus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius stenopterus) (descr.).
Valenzuela striolatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius striolatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela subundulatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius subundulatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela sulciformis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius sulciformis) (descr.).
Valenzuela trifolius(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius trifolius) (descr.).
Valenzuela trigonus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius trigonus) (descr.).
Valenzuela trimaculatus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius trimaculatus) (descr.).
Valenzuela vitellinus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius vitellinus) (descr.).
Valenzuela wui(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius wui) (descr.).
Valenzuela wuxiaensis(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius wuxiaensis) (descr.).
Valenzuela wuyishanicus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius wuyishanicus) (descr.).
Valenzuela zhejiangicus(Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as Caecilius zhejiangicus) (descr.).

Stenopsocidae
Cubipilis anchorocaulis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis baishanzuensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis beijingensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 723. China (VIII).
Cubipilis bicoloratus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 715. China (VIII).
Cubipilis chebalingensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis coronatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 729. China (VIII).
Cubipilis cunnatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 728. China (VIII).
Cubipilis denivalvisLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis falcatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 736. China (VIII).
Cubipilis fastigiatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 737. China (VIII).
Cubipilis flavicapitus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 713. China (VIII).
Cubipilis furcimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 720. China (VIII).
Cubipilis gannanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 709. China (VIII).
Cubipilis hamaocaulis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis leucoresbius* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 721. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling leucorsbicus on p. 707 (in key); leucoresbius should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Cubipilis locularis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 729. China (VIII).
Cubipilis macrostigmis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis majusculus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 738. China (VIII).
Cubipilis mesozonalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 711. China (VIII).
Cubipilis orbiculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis ovalimacularis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 709. China (VIII).
Cubipilis palmatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 730. China (VIII).
Cubipilis pellucidus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 731. China (VIII).
Cubipilis phaeostigmis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis platytaenius* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 733. China (VIII).
Cubipilis pyriformis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 717. China (VIII).
Cubipilis quaternatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 710. China (VIII).
Cubipilis spilipsocius Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis tianmushanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 722. China (VIII).
Cubipilis trinotatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Cubipilis yuensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Graphopsocus borealis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 595. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus choui Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Graphopsocus epicharis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 603. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus euneurus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 591. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus evanidus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 599. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus flavipunctatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 597. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus intrans* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 601. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus leptostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 588. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus liaoningensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 596. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus luojiashanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 593. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling luojiashnensis on pp. xviii and 593; luojiashanensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Graphopsocus megistigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 588. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus obcuneatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 600. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus panduratus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Graphopsocus platynotus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 587. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus putuoshanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 586. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling prtuoshanensis on p. 586 (in legend to fig. 527); putuoshanensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Graphopsocus shaanxiensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Graphopsocus sinuolatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 598. China (VIII).
Graphopsocus urceolatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus expansus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus immaculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus intertextus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus mucronatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus parallelinervius Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus plurifasciatusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus sulphurepterus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Malostenopsocus yunnanicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus albus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus angustifurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 658. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus angustistriatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 665. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus anthracinus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as St. anthraeinus, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Stenopsocus aureus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 642. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus bellatulus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus betulus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 620. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus biconicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 696. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus biconvexus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus bimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 678. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus bipunctatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 637. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus bombusus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 676. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus brachychelus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as St. brachychilus, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). NOTE: The alternative original spelling brachychelur (cf. Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun, 1988: 153) should be declared as an incorrect original spelling because this has not explicitly been done by Lienhard & Smithers (2002) who use the spelling brachychelus.
Stenopsocus brachycladus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus brachyodicrus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 636. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus brevicapitus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus brevivalvaris* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 693. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus capacimacularus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus cassideusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus ceuthozibrinus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 684. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus changbaishanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 635. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus concisus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 681. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus dactylinus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus dichospilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 657. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling dechospilus on p. 607 (in key); dichospilus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus dictyodromus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus disphaeroides* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 646. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus emeishanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 679. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling emishanicus on p. 680 (in legend to fig. 615); emeishanicus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus eucallus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus externus Banks. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus fanjingshanicus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus faungi Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus flavicaudatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 683. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus flavifrons Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus flavinigrus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 667. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus floralis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 626. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus foliaceus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus formosanus Banks. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus frontalis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus frontimaculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus fulivertex* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 647. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus gansuensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 652. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus genostictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 690. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus gibbulosus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus gracilimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 694. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus gracillimus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus guizhouiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 698. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus hemiostictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 659. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus hexagonus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 633. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus huangshanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 621. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus hunanicusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus isotomus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 673. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus kunmingiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 681. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling kuanmingiensis (on p. 609, twice in key); kunmingiensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus lacteus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus laterimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 651. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling latermaculatus (used several times); laterimaculatus (on p. 607, in key) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus liuae* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 641. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus liupanshanensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 653. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling liupanshanicus on p. 607 (in key); liupanshanensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus longicuspis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus longitudinalis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 623. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus macrocheirus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 704. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus maculosus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus maximalis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus melanocephalus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus metastictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 629. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling metostictus (used several times); metastictus (on p. 606, in key) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus naevicapitatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 660. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus obscurus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus oculimaculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus parviforficatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 649. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus pavonicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 697. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus paxillivalvaris* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 687. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling pasillivalvaris on p. 688 (in legend to fig. 623); paxillivalvaris should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Stenopsocus percussus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus periostictus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 650. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus perspicuus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus phaeostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus phaneostriatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 663. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus platynotus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus platyocephalus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 673. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus podorphus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus polyceratus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 613. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus radimaculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus revolutusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as St. revolatus, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Stenopsocus shennongjiaensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 624. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus sichuanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 702. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus silvaticus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 685. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus spongiosus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 640. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus striolatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus symipsarous* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 656. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus thermophilus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 705. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus tribulbus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus tripartibilis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 689. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus trisetus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 638. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus turgidus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus wuxiaensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus xanthophaeus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 632. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus xanthostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 703. China (VIII).
Stenopsocus xiangxiensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Stenopsocus xilingxianicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as St. xilingxianus, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Stenopsocus zonatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).

Amphipsocidae
Subfamilies and tribes defined by Li Fasheng, 2002a (Chinese genera mentioned in parentheses): Taeniostigmatinae (p. 748, misspelled Taeniostigminae, Taeniostigma); Amphipsocinae (p. 771): Kolbiini (p. 772, misspelled Kolbeini, Pseudokolbea), Siniamphipsocini (p. 777, Siniamphipsocus), Amphipsocini (p. 797, all other Chinese genera of the family).
NOTE: According to Yoshizawa (2001b) the genera Kodamaius, Dasydemella and Matsumuraiellaare here also assigned to the family Amphipsocidae.
Amphipsocus aliflavidus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 840. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus angusticruris*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 810. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus arciatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus armeniacus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus bicolor*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 842. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus biconvexus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 845. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus bipunctatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 826. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus cerasostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus cornostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus daozhulanicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus declivimaculatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus erythroanatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus fluctosus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 819. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus frontirutilus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus fusimus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 843. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus gibbosus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 820. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus glandaceus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus guangxiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 823. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus gutianshanus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus huangshanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 813. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus intrans*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 817. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus jinggangshanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 821. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus longgangiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 832. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus lushanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 841. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus macrochilus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 822. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus maequilongus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 800. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus medogicus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 815. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus mucronatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as A. macronatus incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Amphipsocus notus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus oligophlebius Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus orbiculatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 844. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus pandus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 824. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus parilis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 801. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling parillis on p. 799 (in key); parilis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Amphipsocus perbellus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 835. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus perbrevis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 818. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling perbervis (usedseveraltimes); perbrevis (on p. 798, in key) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Amphipsocus phoenicophlebius Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as A. phoeniophlebius, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Amphipsocus purpureus Li Fasheng & Yang Chikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus rotundus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus smaragdinus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus stipiatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus strumosus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 825. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus sulciformis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 816. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus transinervalis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 814. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus wanxianicusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Amphipsocus wuzhishanicus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 844. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus xanthozonus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 811. China (VIII).
Amphipsocus yunnanicus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 838. China (VIII).
Complaniamphus**Li Fasheng, 2002a: 846. Gender: M. Type species: Complaniamphus atrimaculatus Li Fasheng. Alternative original spellings: Complaniamphius (on p. 1840) and Complaniapmhus (on p. 851); Complaniamphus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Complaniamphus acutulus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 851. China (VIII).
Complaniamphus apicifuscus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 850. China (VIII).
Complaniamphus atrimaculatus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 849. China (VIII).
Complaniamphus fascigrus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 848. China (VIII).
Complaniamphus loratus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 847. China (VIII).
Dasydemella calocephala (Li Fasheng). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 856 (from Matsumuraiella) (descr.). China (VIII).
Dasydemella cirrata*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 861. China (VIII).
Dasydemella colossaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Dasydemella compressa (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 859 (from Matsumuraiella) (descr.). China (VIII).
Dasydemella difflusa (Li Fasheng). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Dasydemella estrita Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as D. estriata, incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.).
Dasydemella formosa*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 863. China (VIII).
Dasydemella septenpunctata (Li Fasheng & Yang Jikun). China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Dasydemella sichuanana Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Dasydemella stipitiformis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Dasydemella xiaochuni*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 866. China (VIII).
Dasydemella yalinana*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 858. China (VIII).
Kodamaius acinacostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 260. China (VIII).
Kodamaius acisostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 259. China (VIII).
Kodamaius ampyostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 269. China (VIII).
Kodamaius brachycladus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 265. China (VIII).
Kodamaius cerastigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius chinensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 264. China (VIII).
Kodamaius conostigmus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 280. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling constigmus on p. 1789; conostigmus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Kodamaius cuboides* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 275. China (VIII).
Kodamaius curtifurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 265. China (VIII).
Kodamaius curtus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 266. China (VIII).
Kodamaius curvativalvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 271. China (VIII).
Kodamaius furvus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 281. China (VIII).
Kodamaius grandicornis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 257. China (VIII).
Kodamaius guizhouensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius immeneus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 263. China (VIII).
Kodamaius ingenicellus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius jiangxiensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 274. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling jianxiensis on p. 1788; jiangxiensis should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Kodamaius latifurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 276. China (VIII).
Kodamaius longifurcus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 261. China (VIII).
Kodamaius macrostigmus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.). NOTE: By using the spelling macrostigmus, Li Fasheng (2002a) automatically selects one of the alternative original spellings [Li Fasheng, 1993a: macrostigma (p. 358) and macrostigmus (p. 419)] as the correct original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.4.). Mockford (2000) and Lienhard & Smithers (2002) mention the species as K. macrostigma, but their choice cannot be considered as a selection of the correct original spelling because these authors don't explicitly mention the alternative original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.3.).
Kodamaius maeandropetalus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 283. China (VIII).
Kodamaius mingshuii* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 279. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling minrshuii on p. 1788; mingshuii should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Kodamaius obovatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius pini Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius shixingicus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius stipiatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Kodamaius tibetensis* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 267. China (VIII).
Kodamaius trapezius* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 277. China (VIII).
Kodamaius trigonicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 268. China (VIII).
Kodamaius yunnanicus* Li Fasheng, 2002a: 284. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling yuannanicus on p. 257 (in key); yunnanicus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Matsumuraiella auriformis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Matsumuraiella guichengana Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Matsumuraiella maculosa Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Matsumuraiella perducta*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 875. China (VIII).
Matsumuraiella quadripunctataLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Matsumuraiella wangaeLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Pseudokolbea**Li Fasheng, 2002a: 772. Gender: F. Type species: Pseudokolbea nigrisetosa Li Fasheng. Alternative original spellings: Pseudoklobea (on p. xxii and twice on p. 772) and Pseudokolba (on p. 772); Pseudokolbea should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Pseudokolbea immaculata (Li Fasheng & Yang Jikun). Li Fasheng, 2002a: 772 (from Kolbia, erroneously mentioned as K. [sic!] immaculata in key on p. 772) (descr.). China (VIII).
Pseudokolbea nigrisetosa*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 775 (erroneously mentioned as K. [sic!] nigrisetosa in key on p. 772). China (VIII). Alternative original spelling nigrietosa on p. 772; nigrisetosa should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Pseudokolbea phaea*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 774 (erroneously mentioned as K. [sic!] phaea in key on p. 772). China (VIII).
Pseudokolbea xanthoptera*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 773 (erroneously mentioned as K. [sic!] xanthoptera in key on p. 772). China (VIII).
Pseudokolbea xuthosticta*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 776 (erroneously mentioned as K. [sic!] xuthosticta in key on p. 772). China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus acutus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 791. China (VIII). Incorrect subsequent spelling of genus name on p. 791: Siniamphipsoocus.
Siniamphipsocus aureus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Siniamphipsocus beijianicus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 778. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus bellulus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 784. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus betulicolus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 793. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus biconjugarus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 794. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus bilinearis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 792. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus changbaishanicus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 786. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus chiloscotius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 781. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus deltoides*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 783. China (VIII). Incorrect subsequent spelling of genus name on p. 783 (in legend to fig. 713): Sineamphipsocus.
Siniamphipsocus dichasialis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 785. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus emeiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 782. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus flavifrontus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 795. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus huashanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 779. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling huashaniensis (used several times); huashanensis (on p. 1834) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Siniamphipsocus mecocephalus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 780. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus pedatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 790. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus pertenius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 787. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus platyocheilus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Siniamphipsocus sunae*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 796. China (VIII).
Siniamphipsocus yangzijiangiensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.). NOTE: By using the spelling yangzijiangiensis, Li Fasheng (2002a) automatically selects one of the alternative original spellings [Li Fasheng, 1997: yangzijiangensis (pp. 445, 519) and yangzijiangiensis (p. 445, in legend to fig. 62)] as the correct original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.4.). Lienhard & Smithers (2002) use the name yangzijiangensis, but their choice cannot be considered as a selection of the correct original spelling because they don't explicitly mention the alternative original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.3.).
Taeniostigma Enderlein. NOTE: The grammatical gender of the name Taeniostigma is neuter, therefore several mandatory changes of species name endings for the species described as new by Li Fasheng (2002a) have to be executed, except in cases where a species name is an adjectival or participial form without special neuter ending (e. g. flavescens) or a noun in apposition (e. g. platozona, scotocaula) or an indeclinable combination of letters (e. g. pulcha, cf. Lienhard & Smithers, 2002: 216). Names of species already mentioned in the World Catalogue are here cited according to this reference work.
Taeniostigma biconvexum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma cacuminalium*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 756 (as T. cacuminalia). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma campylodromum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 760 (as T. campylodroma). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma conoidalium*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 767 (as T. conoidalia). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma euneurum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma exoletum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 758 (as T. exoleta). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma flavescens*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 750. China (VIII).
Taeniostigma genuflexum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 768 (as T. genuflexa). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma guangdonganum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma hamatum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 769 (as T. hamata). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma longicrurium*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 754 (as T. longicruria). China (VIII). Alternative original spelling longicruris (= genitive singular of the Latin noun "crus") on p. 749 (in key); the adjectival form longicruri(-us, -a, -um) should be selected as the correct original spelling, with mandatory change of the ending because of neuter gender of genus name.
Taeniostigma platozona*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 753. China (VIII). NOTE: The species name is a compound noun in apposition based on the feminine Latin noun "zona".
Taeniostigma pulcha Li Fasheng & Yang Jikun. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma pyrrhospilum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 752 (as T. pyrrhospila). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma reticularium*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 764 (as T. reticularia). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma scariosum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 755 (as T. scariosa). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma scotocaula*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 757. China (VIII). NOTE: The species name is a compound noun in apposition based on the feminine Latin noun "caula".
Taeniostigma stipatum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma stramineum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Taeniostigma strigulosum*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 766 (as T. strigulosa). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma ternidentalium*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 761 (as T. ternidentalia). China (VIII).
Taeniostigma trinotatum Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Tagalopsocus phaeostigmusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Tagalopsocus tricostatus (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 853 (from Amphipsocus) (descr.). China (VIII).

Dasydemellidae. See Amphipsocidae.
NOTE: According to Yoshizawa (2001b) the taxon Dasydemellidae sensu Mockford (1993a), Lienhard & Smithers (2002) and Li Fasheng (2002a) is here considered as a subfamily of the Amphipsocidae.

Lachesillidae
Subfamilies defined by Li Fasheng, 2002a (Chinese genera mentioned in parentheses): Cyclolachesillinae (p. 1706, Cyclolachesillus), Lachesillinae (p. 1708, all other Chinese genera of the family).
Ceratolachesillus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1738. Gender: M. Type species: Ceratolachesillus quinquecornusLi Fasheng.
Ceratolachesillus quinquecornus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1738. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling quinquecornusus in description of genus on p. 1738; quinquecornus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Cyclolachesillus**Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1706. Gender: M. Type species: Cyclolachesillus ningxiaensisLi Fasheng.
Cyclolachesillus ningxiaensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1707. China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus**Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1708. Gender: M. Type species: DicrolachesillusqianshanensisLi Fasheng.
Dicrolachesillus dichodolichnus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1712. China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus intrans (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1713 (from Lachesilla) (descr.). China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus novemimaculatus (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1709 (from Lachesilla) (descr.). China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus qianshanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1711. China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus quercus (Kolbe).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1710 (from Lachesilla) (descr.). China (VIII). NOTE: According to the figures given by Li Fasheng (2002a: figs 1517 and 1518) it is evident that the species quercus Kolbe, 1880 and qianshanensis Li Fasheng, 2002 are closely related and belong to the same genus. But in my opinion there is at present no reason to take quercus out of the genus Lachesilla. Consequently, qianshanensis (type species of Dicrolachesillus) should also be assigned to Lachesilla. Dicrolachesillus would in this case be a junior subjective synonym of Lachesilla. A paper proposing this synonymy is in preparation.
Dicrolachesillus sabinae (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1715 (from Lachesilla) (descr.). China (VIII).
Dicrolachesillus wutaishanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1714. China (VIII).
Homoeolachesilla pinnulata Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Homoeolachesilla tibetanaLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Lachesilla crutifurca*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1720 (as L. crutifurcus). China (VIII).
Lachesilla monocera*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1722. China (VIII).
Lachesilla pedicularia (Linnaeus).China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Lachesilla rhizophila*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1720. China (VIII).
Lachesilla septenaria*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1718. China (VIII).
Lachesilla ximaensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1721. China (VIII).
Zangilachesilla** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1742. Gender: F. Type species: Zangilachesilla apterostigmaLi Fasheng.
Zangilachesilla apterostigma*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1742. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1723. Gender: M. Type species: Zonolachesillus preductifascusLi Fasheng.
Zonolachesillus ambipullus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1736. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus aterilineus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1729. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling aterilienus on p. xlv; aterilineus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Zonolachesillus bicornis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1725. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus crassibasius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1725. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus exilicellus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1730. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus lomatomelus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1727. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus microplatyclatae (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1733 (from Lachesilla; as Z. microplatycladae,incorrect subsequent spelling) (descr.). China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus oxyurus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1726. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus parvus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1728. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus platycladae (Li Fasheng).Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1732 (from Lachesilla) (descr.). China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus preductifascus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1735. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus retimaculus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1731. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus spadiceilabius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1733. China (VIII).
Zonolachesillus wenxianensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 1737. China (VIII).

Ectopsocidae
Ectianoculus baishanzuicusLi Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis beijingensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 941. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis corbiformisLi Fasheng, 1993b: 138 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 941).
Ectopsocopsis biporosa Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis biporosaLi Fasheng, 1992f: 224 (partim) (see also E. cryptomeriae and E. trimaculata).
Ectopsocopsis biunciata*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 949 (as E. biunciatus). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis brevimanubria*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 943 (as E. brevimanubrius). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis bulbiapicia*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 946 (as E. bulbiapicius). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis clavellata*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 948 (as E. clavellatus). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis corbiformis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis corbiformisLi Fasheng, 1993b: 138 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 935; see also E. beijingensis, E. curtinervis, E. luteolicapita, E. septentrionalis).
Ectopsocopsis cryptomeriae (Enderlein).China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis biporosaLi Fasheng, 1992f: 224 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 953).
Ectopsocopsis curtinervis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 952. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis corbiformisLi Fasheng, 1993b: 138 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 952).
Ectopsocopsis daqingshanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 934. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis flavipedia*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 950 (as E. flavipedius). China (VIII). Alternative original spelling flavpedius on p. 1850; flavipedius (with feminine ending: flavipedia) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Ectopsocopsis gannanensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 947. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis guangdongensis Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis jiangxiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 945. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis luteolicapita*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 954 (as E. luteolicapitus). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis corbiformisLi Fasheng, 1993b: 138 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 954).
Ectopsocopsis phaeostictoa*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 955 (as E. phaeostictous). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis pinisuga*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 933 (as E. pinisugus). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis sarmentiformis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 945. China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis septentrionalis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 937. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling septentrionalus on p. 937/938; septentrionalis (on p. 1848) should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Ectopsocopsis corbiformisLi Fasheng, 1993b: 138 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 937).
Ectopsocopsis spatiosimanubra Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocopsis tenuimanubria*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 942 (as E. tenuimanubrius). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis trimaculata*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 951 (as E. trimaculatus). China (VIII).
Ectopsocopsis biporosaLi Fasheng, 1992f: 224 (partim) (cf. Li Fasheng, 2002a: 951).
Ectopsocus anisodontus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 905. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus decenipunctatus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as E. decemipunctatus) (descr.). NOTE: Li Fasheng (1993b) uses two different original spellings for the species name: decenipnctatus and decenipunctatus. Lienhard & Smithers (2002: 253) use only the name decenipunctatus, but this choice cannot be accepted as a selection of the correct original spelling because they don't explicitly mention the alternative original spelling (cf. ICZN, 4th ed., 1999, art. 24.2.3.). Li Fasheng (2002a) only uses a third spelling throughout his book: decemipunctatus. Because there is some doubt whether this different subsequent spelling is an emendation or an incorrrect subsequent spelling it is to be treated as an incorrrect subsequent spelling (ICZN, art. 33.5.). The spelling decenipunctatus should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Ectopsocus equidentus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (as E. equicornutus Li Fasheng, 1999) (descr.). NOTE: There are two alternative original spellings used by Li Fasheng, 1999: equidentus and equicornutus; the former has been selected as the correct original spelling by Lienhard & Smithers (2002: 253).
Ectopsocus gyroancistrus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 911. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus inclinans*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 916. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus isodentus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocus leteusistrius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 917. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus longitudinalis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 913. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus macrotaenious*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 909. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus nyingchiensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 909. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus quadratiapicius*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 908. China (VIII). Alternative original spelling E. quadratiapicis on p. 908 (in legend to fig. 824); quadratiapicius should be selected as the correct original spelling.
Ectopsocus quadrisetus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 906. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus spilocephalus Li Fasheng. China (VIII): Li Fasheng, 2002a (descr.).
Ectopsocus strictifoliatus*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 918. China (VIII).
Ectopsocus zayuensis*Li Fasheng, 2002a: 912. China (VIII).
Ectotrichus** Li Fasheng, 2002a: 902. Gende