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Esselenichthys: A New Replacement Name for Esselenia Follett and Anderson, 1990, Junior Homonym of Esselenia Hebard, 1920 (Orthoptera)

F and Anderson (1990) established the genus Esselenia for two Californian stichaeid fishes, Esselenia carli and Esselenia laurae. The generic name was chosen by W. I. (‘‘Bill’’) Follett, 1901–1992; see Iwamoto et al., 1993) to honor the Esselen people, a tribe of native Americans of central California (now extirpated). Unknown to Follett and Anderson, Hebard (1920) had erected Esselenia for a genus of grasshopper (Orthoptera) named for the same people, with E. vanduzeei the type species. Hebard’s description was based on four specimens from Monterey County, California, CAS 736 the holotype. Hebard’s taxon is currently recognized as valid, with two subspecies ranging throughout central California (Otte, 1981). Thus, a replacement name is required for Follett and Anderson’s name, which takes the same type species (Art. 67.8). The new name continues Follett’s dedication to the native Californians.