Brisbane Charles Somerville Warren

Brisbane Charles Somerville Warren FRES (1887, Fermoy–1979) was an Irish entomologist who specialised in Palaearctic Lepidoptera.

Warren lived in Ireland, England, Germany and Switzerland. After 1934 he settled permanently in Folkestone, Kent, England. Between 1902 and 1960 he amassed an extensive collection of Palaearctic Lepidoptera now in the Natural History Museum, London BMNH. He published 112 scientific papers, but he is best known for his Monograph on the genus Erebia (1936). He was a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society of London and a member of Societas Europaea Lepidopterologica.

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Taxon names authored

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  • 4 taxon names authored by Brisbane Charles Somerville Warren

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  • 1936. Monograph of the genus Erebia. British Museum (Natural History), London; 407 pp., 104 pls.

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  • 1940. Some species and races of Rhopalocera described by H.C.Lang. The Entomologist 73: 132–133.
  • 1940. A correction of some recently published Statements on the specific names of certain European species of Erebia. The Entomologist 73: 225–229.

1941

  • 1941. A few comments on some inconsistent criticism. The Entomologist 74: 51–53.

1942

  • 1942. A note on two well-known Corsican butterflies. The Entomologist 75: 46–47.
  • 1942. A note on the desirability of precision in the use of the international rules. The Entomologist 75: 90–91.
  • 1942. Genus Pandoriana gen. nov. A preliminary description. The Entomologist 75: 245–246.

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  • 1945. Some notes on speciation in the genus Boloria. The Entomologist 78: 100–103.

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  • 1947. Some principles of Classification in Lepidoptera, with special references to the butterflies. The Entomologist 80: 208–217, 235–241, 262–268, 280–282.

1948

  • 1948. On the race of Erebia epiphron indigenous in the British Isles. The Entomologist 81: 181–186.

1949

  • 1949. Three hitherto unrecognised European species of Erebia. The Entomologist 82: 97–104.
  • 1949. A note on the central European races of Papilio machaon and their nomenclature. The Entomologist 82: 150–153.
  • 1949. A note on Erebia dromulus Stgr. The Entomologist 82: 190.

1950

  • 1950. Supplementary data on problems relating to Erebiid butterflies. The Entomologist 83: 225–230.

1951

  • 1951. Biological notes on the subspecies alpica and bigenerata of Papilio machaon. The Entomologist 84: 11–16.
  • 1951. Erebia semo Grum-Grshimailo: a species distinct from Erebia fasciata Butler. The Entomologist 84: 73–77.
  • 1951. On a Boloria recorded from Abisko. The Entomologist 84: 169–171.
  • 1951. On Pyrgus freija (Warren). The Entomologist 84: 217–220.
  • 1951. Speciation in the genus Colias: with special reference to C. hyale and C. australis. Lambillionea 50 (1950): 90–98, pls.V-VI.

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  • 1958. On the recognition of the species. Proc. 10th Int. Congr. Ent. 1: 111–124.
  • 1958. Notes on a recent paper on Erebia tyndarus and allied species by Dr. Z. Lorkovic. The Entomologist 91: 131–144.

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