336
DISTRIBUTION: widespread across Canada
and the northern USA as far south as the mountains
of Arizona, USA.
COMMENTS: transferred to Pristicephalus by
Creaser (1935); transferred to Chirocephalopsis by
Linder (1941); transferred back to Eubranchipus by
Brtek (1966). Type collection 11015 at the Zoological
Museum, Berlin, Germany labeled Branchipus gelidus
Hay, 1889 are actually E. bundyi.
Eubranchipus (D.) claviger (Fischer, 1851)
TYPE: syntypes (3347) Zoological Institute,
Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, Russia.
TYPE LOCALITY: a pool on the bank of the
Nizhnaya Taymyra River, Taymyr Peninsula, in the
northern part of Asian Russia.
DISTRIBUTION: northern part of Taimir Peninsula, Russia (Vekhoff, 1990).
COMMENTS: described in Branchipus; transferred to Chirocephalus by Baird (1852); transferred
to Chirocephalopsis by Daday (1910); transferred
to Drepanosurus by Brtek (1966); transferred to
Eubranchipus subgenus Drepanosurus Simon, 1886
by Belk (this volume).
Eubranchipus (S.) grubii (Dybowski, 1860)
TYPE: none designated.
TYPE LOCALITY: Berlin, Germany.
DISTRIBUTION: France, Germany, Denmark,
Poland, Lithuania, Czechia, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Ukraine (Rylov, 1936); central part
of European Russia (Vekhoff, 1986); the Afghanistan
record of Daday (1910) is questionable.
COMMENTS: described in Branchipus; transferred to Chirocephalus by Claus (1886); transferred
to Chirocephalopsis by Herzog (1935); transferred
back to Chirocephalus by Kapler (1940); transferred
to Siphonophanes by Brtek (1966); transferred to
Eubranchipus subgenus Siphonophanes Simon, 1886
by Belk (this volume).
Eubranchipus (D.) hankoi (Dudich, 1927)
TYPE: syntypes Hungarian Natural History
Museum, Budapest, Hungary.
TYPE LOCALITY: Tekovske Luzany (was
Nagysallo), Slovakia.
DISTRIBUTION: southern Slovakia, northern
Hungary, and the lowland at Slany in northern
Czechia.
COMMENTS: described in Chirocephalopsis; transferred to Drepanosurus by Brtek (1966);
transferred to Eubranchipus subgenus Drepanosurus
Simon, 1886 by Belk (this volume); for synonymy see
Brtek (1966).
Eubranchipus holmanii (Ryder, 1879)
TYPE: syntypes (ANSP CA4439) Academy
of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
USA.
TYPE LOCALITY: ditches in the vicinity of
Woodbury, New Jersey, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: New York west to Minnesota
and south to northern Alabama, USA.
COMMENTS: described in Chirocephalus;
transferred to Eubranchipus by JDaday (1910); transferred to Pristicephalus by Mattox 1936; transferred
back to Eubranchipus by Linder (1941).
Eubranchipus intricatus Hartland-Rowe, 1967
TYPE: holotype and allotype (6112), paratypes
(6111, 6113-6118) National Museum of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, additional paratypes
(1966.11.28.1-4) British Museum (Natural History)
London, England.
TYPE LOCALITY: about 26 km west of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
DISTRIBUTION: the provinces of Alberta,
Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, Canada and the state
of Massachusetts, USA.
COMMENTS: Brtek (1966) incorrectly described
intricatus as E. gelidus (Hay, 1889).
Eubranchipus moorei Brtek, Jl967
TYPE: holotype (c/18) and paratype (c/19) Slovac National Museum, Bratislava, Slovakia; additional paratypes (VII-a-10011l-6) Vlastivedne Museum,
Bojnice, Slovakia.
TYPE LOCALITY: St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: in the Gulf Coastal Plain
south of latitude 31 0 30' from St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana to Baker County, Georgia, USA (Belk &
Milne, 1984).
COMMENTS: misidentified as E. holmani by
W. G. Moore in papers published before 1967.
Eubranchipus neglectus Garman, 1926
TYPE: none designated.
TYPE LOCALITY: the bluegrass region of Kentucky, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: northern Ohio, Kentucky, and
Alabama, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: widespread across Canada
and the northern USA as far south as the mountains
of Arizona, USA.
COMMENTS: transferred to Pristicephalus by
Creaser (1935); transferred to Chirocephalopsis by
Linder (1941); transferred back to Eubranchipus by
Brtek (1966). Type collection 11015 at the Zoological
Museum, Berlin, Germany labeled Branchipus gelidus
Hay, 1889 are actually E. bundyi.
Eubranchipus (D.) claviger (Fischer, 1851)
TYPE: syntypes (3347) Zoological Institute,
Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, Russia.
TYPE LOCALITY: a pool on the bank of the
Nizhnaya Taymyra River, Taymyr Peninsula, in the
northern part of Asian Russia.
DISTRIBUTION: northern part of Taimir Peninsula, Russia (Vekhoff, 1990).
COMMENTS: described in Branchipus; transferred to Chirocephalus by Baird (1852); transferred
to Chirocephalopsis by Daday (1910); transferred
to Drepanosurus by Brtek (1966); transferred to
Eubranchipus subgenus Drepanosurus Simon, 1886
by Belk (this volume).
Eubranchipus (S.) grubii (Dybowski, 1860)
TYPE: none designated.
TYPE LOCALITY: Berlin, Germany.
DISTRIBUTION: France, Germany, Denmark,
Poland, Lithuania, Czechia, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Ukraine (Rylov, 1936); central part
of European Russia (Vekhoff, 1986); the Afghanistan
record of Daday (1910) is questionable.
COMMENTS: described in Branchipus; transferred to Chirocephalus by Claus (1886); transferred
to Chirocephalopsis by Herzog (1935); transferred
back to Chirocephalus by Kapler (1940); transferred
to Siphonophanes by Brtek (1966); transferred to
Eubranchipus subgenus Siphonophanes Simon, 1886
by Belk (this volume).
Eubranchipus (D.) hankoi (Dudich, 1927)
TYPE: syntypes Hungarian Natural History
Museum, Budapest, Hungary.
TYPE LOCALITY: Tekovske Luzany (was
Nagysallo), Slovakia.
DISTRIBUTION: southern Slovakia, northern
Hungary, and the lowland at Slany in northern
Czechia.
COMMENTS: described in Chirocephalopsis; transferred to Drepanosurus by Brtek (1966);
transferred to Eubranchipus subgenus Drepanosurus
Simon, 1886 by Belk (this volume); for synonymy see
Brtek (1966).
Eubranchipus holmanii (Ryder, 1879)
TYPE: syntypes (ANSP CA4439) Academy
of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
USA.
TYPE LOCALITY: ditches in the vicinity of
Woodbury, New Jersey, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: New York west to Minnesota
and south to northern Alabama, USA.
COMMENTS: described in Chirocephalus;
transferred to Eubranchipus by JDaday (1910); transferred to Pristicephalus by Mattox 1936; transferred
back to Eubranchipus by Linder (1941).
Eubranchipus intricatus Hartland-Rowe, 1967
TYPE: holotype and allotype (6112), paratypes
(6111, 6113-6118) National Museum of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, additional paratypes
(1966.11.28.1-4) British Museum (Natural History)
London, England.
TYPE LOCALITY: about 26 km west of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
DISTRIBUTION: the provinces of Alberta,
Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, Canada and the state
of Massachusetts, USA.
COMMENTS: Brtek (1966) incorrectly described
intricatus as E. gelidus (Hay, 1889).
Eubranchipus moorei Brtek, Jl967
TYPE: holotype (c/18) and paratype (c/19) Slovac National Museum, Bratislava, Slovakia; additional paratypes (VII-a-10011l-6) Vlastivedne Museum,
Bojnice, Slovakia.
TYPE LOCALITY: St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: in the Gulf Coastal Plain
south of latitude 31 0 30' from St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana to Baker County, Georgia, USA (Belk &
Milne, 1984).
COMMENTS: misidentified as E. holmani by
W. G. Moore in papers published before 1967.
Eubranchipus neglectus Garman, 1926
TYPE: none designated.
TYPE LOCALITY: the bluegrass region of Kentucky, USA.
DISTRIBUTION: northern Ohio, Kentucky, and
Alabama, USA.