Junior synonym of: Neoseiulella aceri (Collyer) — Chant (1959b);

Not junior synonym of: Neoseiulella aceri (Collyer) — Hirschmann (1962); Neoseiulella aceri (Collyer) — Denmark & Rather (1984);

Not senior synonym of: Neoseiulella arutunjani (Kuznetsov) — Kanouh et al. (2012); Neoseiulella sexapori (Karg & Edland) — Kanouh et al. (2012);

Senior synonym of: Neoseiulella arutunjani (Kuznetsov) — Kolodochka (2009); Neoseiulella sexapori (Karg & Edland) — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1989);

 

Typhlodromus tuberculatus (original designation) — Wainstein (1958)

Typhlodromus (Seiulus) tuberculatus — Ehara (1966a)

Typhloctonus (Typhloctonus) tuberculatus — Wainstein (1973a)

Seiulus tuberculatus — Beglyarov & Malov (1977b)

Typhloctonus tuberculatus — Arutunjan (1977)

Seiulus (Typhloctonus) tuberculatus — Beglyarov (1981)

Neoseiulella (Typhloctona) tuberculata — Denmark & Rather (1996)

 

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: Döker et al. (2019a);

CAUCASUS REGION: Abbasova (1966);

CROATIA: Tixier et al. (2010c);

GEORGIA: Wainstein (1958);

GREECE: Papadoulis & Emmanouel (1997); Papadoulis et al. (2009);

MOLDOVA: Wainstein (1973a);

NETHERLANDS: Siepel et al. (2018);

NORWAY: Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1989);

UKRAINE: Kolodochka (1981a);

 

Aceraceae: Acer sp. — Wainstein (1958);

 

Catalog: Beglyarov & Malov (1977b); Ehara (1966a); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012); Siepel et al. (2018);

Redescription: Arutunjan (1977); Beglyarov (1981); Beglyarov & Malov (1978); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1989); Denmark & Rather (1984); Denmark & Rather (1996); Döker (2018a); Döker et al. (2019a); Hirschmann (1962); Kanouh et al. (2012); Kolodochka (2009); Papadoulis et al. (2009); Rivnay & Swirski (1980); Tsolakis & Ragusa (2010); Wainstein (1961);

 

- Denmark & Rather (1984): 175 mentioned Neoseiulella aceri as a new synonym ofNeoseiulella tuberculata. That was apparently a mistake, because on page 163 of the same paper they had expressed their disagreement with Chant (1959b) that had considered both species to be synonyms. ;