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John Iorio Oral History Interview
No full textJohn Iorio, father of Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio, came to USF in 1963. He discusses teaching in the English Department and the Bachelor of Independent Studies Program at USF, and the experiences that stand out over the 28 years. Dr. Iorio is a native of Naples, Italy, as well as a World War II Veteran and author
Gymnetis hepatica Di Iorio 2013
No full textGymnetis hepatica Di Iorio, 2013 Fig. 4 (natural history) Paragymnetis litigiosa (red form), not Gory & Percheron, 1833: Di Iorio 2003: 181 (natural history), 201 (distribution, natural history), fig. 11 (distribution, natural history): misidentification. Literature food records. ARGENTINA: Santiago del Estero: Sachayoj, 19 -I- 1993, 12 exx. (ODIC) (Di Iorio 2013), feeding on sap from wounds of Sphaeralcea bonariensis (Malvaceae) (Di Iorio 2003) (Fig. 3); Chaco: Charata, 14 -I- 1992, 2 exx. (ODIC) (Di Iorio 2013: fig. 48), feeding on sap on stems of Achatocarpus praecox (Achatocarpaceae) bored by a caterpillar (Di Iorio 2003). Bait-traps. ARGENTINA: Chaco: Villa Río Bermejito, I- 2006, 2 exx. (EAPW), in banana bait trap.Published as part of Iorio, Osvaldo Di, 2014, A review of the natural history of adult Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from Argentina and adjacent countries, pp. 281-318 in Zootaxa 3790 (2) on page 290, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3790.2.3, http://zenodo.org/record/25007
John Iorio oral history interview by Mark I. Greenberg, March 12, 2004
Get PDFJohn Iorio, father of Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio, came to USF in 1963. He discusses teaching in the English Department and the Bachelor of Independent Studies Program at USF, and the experiences that stand out over the 28 years. Dr. Iorio is a native of Naples, Italy, as well as a World War II Veteran and author
Gymnetis hepatica Di Iorio 2013, new species
No full textGymnetis hepatica Di Iorio, new species Figs. 2 (distribution), 47–48 (aspects), 54 (parameres), 146 (natural history) Paragymnetis chalcipes litigiosa (Gory & Perch.), in part: Viana & Williner 1981: 36 (distribution (La Rioja)): misidentification. Paragymnetis litigiosa (red form), not Gory & Percheron, 1833: Di Iorio 2003: 181 (natural history), 201 (distribution; natural history), Fig. 11 (distribution; natural history): misidentification. Distribution: ARGENTINA: Santiago del Estero: Sachayoj (Di Iorio 2003); Chaco: Charata (Di Iorio 2003); La Rioja: Iliar (Viana & Williner 1981). Holotype ARGENTINA: Córdoba: “Cordo- / va.” [printed on green paper], “ hepatica / Burm./ Rep. Arg.” [handwritten by Burmeister, originally pinned to the bottom of the drawer], 1 ex. [HBBA], “ Holotypus ” [printed on red paper], “ Gymnetis / hepatica sp. n. / Di Iorio det. 2012” [handwritten on red paper], “ MACN-En / 10820 ” [printed]. Paratypes (41 specimens) PARAGUAY: Presidente Hayes: Los Pioneros, 10-XII-2003, C. Aguilar leg., 1 ex. [LABA]; ARGENTINA: Catamarca: Recreo, 18-III-1952, A. Martínez leg., 1 ex. [ODIC]; Pomancillo, XII-1944, Bosq Collection, 1 ex. [MLPA]; Tucumán: [Tucumán, P. Girard leg.], “[illegible letter]. Corral / I.1907 / [illegible word]” (handwritten on white paper), “16031”, 1 ex. [MACN]; Santiago del Estero: “S. del Estero / Col. Wagner ” [printed], 1 ex. [MLPA]; Rio Salado, Wagner leg., 1 ex. [CBBA], Bosq Collection, 4 exx. [MLPA], one labeled “ Gymnetis / inquinita / Thoms.” [handwritten by Bosq], Richter Collection, 1 ex. [MLPA]; Rio Salado, Wagner leg., 1 ex. [MLPA], “ Gymnetis / heiroglyphica [sic] / rubrocincta Schur. / det. B.C. Ratcliffe 2004 ”; “Rio Salado / Wagner” [handwritten by Bruch], 1 ex. [CBBA]; Villa Ojo de Agua, 9-XII-2004, A. Fortino leg., 1 ex. [AFBA]; [Reserva Provincial El] Copo, I-2008, A. Borquez leg., 3 exx. [LABA]; Sachayoj, 19-I-1993, 12 exx. [ODIC] (Fig. 47); Chaco: Charata, 14-I-1992, 2 exx. [ODIC] (Fig. 48); Villa Río Bermejito, I-2006, 2 exx. [EAPW]; La Rioja: Est. Amado, 24-I-1922, 1 ex. [MACN]; Iliar, VI-1935, M.P. Gómez leg., 1 ex. [ODIC]; Córdoba: “Cordo- / va.” [printed on green paper], 1 ex. [HBBA], without labels, 1 ex. [HBBA]; “Cor- / doba” [printed on green paper], Col. Berg, 1 ex. [MLPA]; Villa Cabrera, 2 exx. [MACN], one labeled “ Gymnetis sp. ”; Without locality: Col. E.D. Dallas, 1 ex. [MACN], “ Gymnetis / hepatica Burm. ” [handwritten by Dallas], all labeled “ Gymnetis / hepatica sp. n. / Di Iorio det. 2012” [handwritten on yellow paper] / Paratypus [printed in capital letters]”, except the specimens in MLPA, labeled “Paratipo” [printed in capital letters on red paper], “ Gymnetis / hepatica sp. n. / det. Di Iorio 2012” [handwritten by Di Iorio on white paper inside a black frame, except “det.” printed]. Holotype. Length between anterior margin of pronotum and the elytral apices, 19.2 mm; maximal width between humeri, 12.3 mm. General color orange on dorsum; pronotum with diffused dark oval spots; elytra with small and irregular dark spots. Ventral side with indefinite, dull, light brown-orange color, as well as in the legs and dorsum of the first two tarsomeres of mesotarsi and metatarsi, except glossy dark brown color of the integument in the ventral side of the three pairs of femora and tibiae, the apex of all tibiae, the remaining tarsomeres of the tarsi, and the mesosternal process. Clypeus angulate between the anterior and lateral margins, anterior margin slightly reflexed, with sparse, round punctures on dorsum. Protibia with small lateral teeth, the first at middle of its length, very small, poorly indicated. Setae light yellow in color on the venter, as well as on legs. Pygidium strongly sculptured, with wide vermiform markings in the anterior half, sparser and smaller, C-shaped towards apex. Paratypes: Length between anterior margin of pronotum and the elytral apices, 13.7 mm to 19.9 mm; maximal width between humeri, 9.2 mm to 13.2 mm. Females without sexual dimorphism (abdominal sternites with the same ventral color as in the males). Parameres as in Fig. 54 (paratype from Sachayoj, Santiago del Estero). Both paratypes from Charata, Chaco have more intense orange color on the dorsum (Fig. 48). Remarks: The most similar species, G. litigiosa, can be distinguished by its general grey color on the dorsum and nearly black on the venter; the clypeus is rounded between the anterior and lateral margins; the head has dense, round punctures; the protibia has the first tooth larger and well developed; the pygidium has fine and anastomizing vermiform markings; and the paremeres are distinct (Fig. 53). The lighter specimens of G. chalcipes (Fig. 45) may be distinguised by the cupreous shine on the venter and tarsi, the different ornamentation on the pygidium, and the shape of the male parameres (Fig. 52). Etymology: The name hepatica, given by Burmeister in allusion to the general russet coloration, is maintained here in memorian of his work on the group. Note 1: The lectotype of Paragymnetis rubrocincta Schürhoff, 1937, illustrated by Ratcliffe (2004: Fig. 32), shows that the identification by Ratcliffe of one specimen of G. hepatica at MLPA as “ Gymnetis / heiroglyphica / rubrocincta Schur. ” was erroneous. Note 2: See Note 1 below Gymnetis litigiosa (Gory & Percheron, 1833).Published as part of Iorio, Osvaldo Di, 2013, A review of the Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from Argentina and adjacent countries: systematics and geographic distributions, pp. 1-87 in Zootaxa 3668 (1) on pages 35-36, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3668.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/526623
Pam Iorio Oral History Interview
No full textPam Iorio discusses her role on the Hillsborough County Commission (Fla.) and her position as Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections
Pluralismo e libertà nell’opera di Bruno Iorio
No full textLo scritto intende offrire un contributo alla comprensione dell’opera di Bruno Iorio, intellettuale di fede liberale e studioso, tra l’altro, del decisionismo di C. Schmitt e della dottrina contro-rivoluzionaria.
L’obiettivo è, dunque, riuscire a dar conto del confronto intellettuale, filtrato dalle categorie e dai principi della dottrina liberale, che questo studioso ha stabilito, nel corso degli anni, con alcuni grandi pensatori,come Locke e Nietzsche
Health equity? Social exclusion and psychological suffering within a housing assistance program in Rome, Italy
No full textThis book by Silvia Iorio takes the reader on interesting journey, towards those crossroads between anthropology and psychiatry. She deals with specific phenomena regarding the mental health of a population living within low‐income and assisted housing in the city of Rome, Italy. As we turn the pages of her work we begin to understand the psychiatrist’s in‐ terpretations and goals, which would be hard to ignore for a true anthro‐ pologist. There is a constant and continuous debate on numerous aspects, from various viewpoints that are constantly changing – a fundamental rule for this type of work
Marmarina insculpta Iorio 2013, new status
No full textMarmarina insculpta (Kirby, 1819), new status Figs. 42 (distribution), 51 (aspects) Cetonia insculpta Kirby, 1819: 409 (description; distribution); Ratcliffe 2004: 12 (lectotype), 19 (Fig. 43). Gymnetis scutellata Perty, 1830: 53 (description; distribution); Burmeister 1842: 279 (reference). Gymnetis insculpta: Kirby 1834: 34–35 (description; distribution); Burmeister 1842: 279–280 (description; distribution; references); Schenkling 1921: 95 (catalog; distribution; references); Giachino 1982: 233 (catalog). Maculinetis maculosa subsp. insculpta: Schürhoff 1937: 68 (list; new combination; new status). Marmarina maculosa ssp. insculpta: Krajčík 1998: 80 (catalog; distribution). Distribution: BRAZIL (Kirby 1834, Burmeister 1842, Krajčík 1998, Ratcliffe 2004); Col. Spinola, 3 exx. [MRSN] (Giachino 1982). Without locality (Perty 1830). Material examined: PARAGUAY: Itapúa: Bellavista, I-1954, Bosq Collection, 3 exx. [MLPA]; ARGENTINA: Jujuy: Calilegua, 1 ex. [CBBA]; Salta: Dto. Orán, San Ramón de la Nueva Orán, Cedral Viejo, 22-XII-2002, J. Carreras leg., 1 ex. [JCDT]; Misiones: Dto. Santa María, Concepción, X-1944, M.J. Viana leg., 1 ex. [ODIC]; Cataratas [del] Iguazú, 12-II-1971, B. Fastovsky leg., 1 female [ODIC]; Dos de Mayo, 8-I-1969, J. Carreras leg., 1 ex. [JCDT]; Pozo Azul, II-2004, 1 ex. [EAPW]; San Pedro, I-2006, 1 ex. [EAPW].Published as part of Iorio, Osvaldo Di, 2013, A review of the Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from Argentina and adjacent countries: systematics and geographic distributions, pp. 1-87 in Zootaxa 3668 (1) on page 50, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3668.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/526623
Alanizini Di Iorio 2003
No full textTribe Alanizini Di Iorio, 2003 <p> <i>Alanizus</i> Di Iorio, 2003:1</p> <p> Type-species: <i>Alanizus tortuosus</i> Di Iorio, 2003 (by original designation).</p>Published as part of <i>Monné, Miguel A., 2012, Catalogue of the type-species of the genera of the Cerambycidae, Disteniidae, Oxypeltidae and Vesperidae (Coleoptera) of the Neotropical Region 3213, pp. 1-183 in Zootaxa 3213 (1)</i> on page 7, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3213.1.1, <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/10096127">http://zenodo.org/record/10096127</a>
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