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Chronological account
Oliarus felis Kirkaldy, 1906 previous combination of Oliarus (Nesopompe) felis Kirkaldy, 1906 according to Kirkaldy (1907)
Oliarus (Nesopompe) felis Kirkaldy, 1906 previous combination of Pentastiridius felis (Kirkaldy, 1906) according to Holzinger et al. (2002)
Oliarus latipennis Jacobi, 1928 synonym of Pentastiridius felis (Kirkaldy, 1906) according to Löcker et al. (2006)
Distribution map: extant taxa
Opacity 30%
Geographical distribution
Australia (New South Wales)  according to  Löcker et al. (2006)
Australia (Queensland)  according to  Kirkaldy (1906) , Jacobi (1928), Löcker et al. (2006)
Fiji  according to  Fennah (1950): 19
France (New Caledonia)  according to  Fennah (1969)
Samoa  according to  Fennah (1967)
Biological interactions
Host-plant
Lycopersicon sp. (Solanales, Solanaceae) according to Löcker et al. (2006): 10
Oryza sp. (Poales, Poaceae) according to Löcker et al. (2006)
Sporobolus virginicus (L.) Kunth (Poales, Poaceae) according to Kacker (1925)
9 Type specimen(s)
1 Lectotype ♂ of Pentastiridius felis (Kirkaldy, 1906) deposited in [BPBM] Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Hawaii according to Löcker et al. (2006): 100
1 Paralectotype ♂ of Pentastiridius felis (Kirkaldy, 1906) deposited in [BPBM] Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Hawaii according to Löcker et al. (2006): 100
1 Lectotype ♂ of Oliarus latipennis Jacobi, 1928 deposited in [NHRS] Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Entomology, Stockholm according to Löcker et al. (2006): 100
2 Paralectotypes ♀ of Oliarus latipennis Jacobi, 1928 deposited in [SMTD] Staatliches Museum für Tierkunde, Dresden according to Löcker et al. (2006): 100
4 Paralectotypes ♂ of Oliarus latipennis Jacobi, 1928 deposited in [SMTD] Staatliches Museum für Tierkunde, Dresden according to Löcker et al. (2006): 100