Teiso Esaki

Teiso Esaki (1899–1957), Japanese entomologist.

Taxon names authored

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• 15 taxon names authored by Teiso Esaki

Eponyms

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• 2 eponyms of Teiso Esaki

Publications

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1925

• Esaki, T. 1925. New or little-known water striders from the Oriental Region. The Philippine Journal of Science 26: 57–66. Reference page. 

1926

• Esaki, T. 1926. The water-striders of the subfamily Halobatinae in the Hungarian National Museum. Annales Historico-Naturales Musei Nationalis Hungarici 23: 118–164. Full article (PDF). Reference page. 

1927

• Esaki, T. 1927. An interesting new genus and species of Hydrometridae (Hem.) from South America. The Entomologist 60: 1–4. Reference page. 

1930

• Esaki, T. & Nakahara, W. 1930. Some new aberrant forms of Japanese and Formosan butterflies. Zephyrus 2(3): 148–150, 1 pl 1 fig. Reference page. 
• Nakahara, W. & Esaki, T. 1930. New names for two Formosan Papilio species [in Japanese]. Zephyrus 2(4): 209–210. Reference page. 

1932

• Esaki, T. 1932. New synonyms and a homonym of Formosa butterflies. Zephyrus 4: 13–14. Reference page. 
• Esaki, T. & Hashimoto, S. 1932. Report on the Leaf-Hoppers injurious to the Rice Plant and their Natural Enemies. No 3. Entomological Laboratory, Department of Agriculture, Kyushu Imperial University, Publication 3: 1–42. [1] Reference page. 

1933

• Esaki, T. 1933. A new species of the Cicadidae from Formosa (Hemiptera). Annotationes Zoologicae Japonenses 14(1): 29–33. DOI: 10.34434/za000311 Reference page. 

1943

• Esaki, T. & Shirôzu, T. 1943. New species and subspecies of the subfamily Theclinae from Formosa (Lycaenidae). Zephyrus 9(3): 151–156. ill. Reference page. 

1950

• Esaki, T. & Ishihara, T. 1950. Some new species of Pentatomidae from Japan (Hemiptera). Transactions of the Shikoku Entomological Society 1(4): 54–58. [In English]. Online Reference page. 

1956

• Esaki, T. & Inoue, H. 1956. A new subspecies of Eterusia aedea (Lepidoptera: Zygaenidae). Tinea 3(1-2): 133–135. Reference page.