Transactions of the American Entomological Society, Volumen1The Society, 1868 |
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abdomen angle antennæ apex apical apical joints apical segments band basal joint basal plates base beneath blackish Bost brownish cinereous claws clypeus Coll colored plates convex costa coxæ Cresson dark darker discal dusky edge elytra female femora ferruginous flagellum fourth fringes fulvous fuscous geminate genus head and thorax honey-yellow Hylotoma inch insect internal margin Klug labrum lanceolate cell larva larvæ legs black Length of body male mandibles marginal cell median nervule mesothorax metathorax middle narrow nasus Nematus Norton oblique ocelli ochreous outwardly ovipositor pair pale paler palpi petiolate piceous pleura Pompilus posterior margin posterior tibiæ posterior wings Proc prothorax pubescence punctured recurrent nervure rufous scales scutel scutellum second submarginal shade shining short side slender slightly species specimens spot stigma stout T. B. Wilson tegulæ tergum testaceous third joint thorax tibia tinged transverse trochanters venter violaceous whitish wings hyaline yellow yellowish
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