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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 121–128

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ge RR BERR’ SR me oY HHS fl rez) WBA Sew R AHR KAS MER TBR Bl al] eng’ S (eR Ke RR’ SEM HR HIN ER NS Bie SSRN Rags lleen ele fz YP \ 4 EN NS ob BERK” Be NR We 4 SR Ry Be wR RR BR eR Biol Pee. RE HRB RK? RNB RENE \ i \ te SARK A) 4 BE HR HU RA 7 IB) A Ae RE-KE’ RE’ , ea’ BHR £1 w SHR’ Me WO’ BASH RESRVERS Se Bei ke ERYRS Ce BRN KE ne Dioctria nakanensis Mats. (Pl. XIX, Fig. 11, 9). Dark fuscous, shining. Face silvery white, mystax of pale yellowish color. Antennal-process shining black, antennae fuscous, styli broad and about onejhalf the length of the third joint, beneath near the base with asmall spinous projection, which being turned towards the apex. Probocis fuscous, at the apex yellowish brown, palpi with testaceous hairs. Thorax nearly round, with three grayish stripes, those of the sides being enlarged tiiangularly at the anterior ends, with short dirty yellow hairs. Wings subhyaline, yellowish brown, with the concolorous veins. Halteres testaceous. Abdomen narrow, seen from side clavate at the apex, the third segment at the base oneach side, the fourth at the base (broadly) and at the hind (narrowly), as well as the anterior margin (narrowly) of the fifth, testaceous, with short dirty yellow hairs, Legs testaceous, the hind femora each in the middle and the same tibiae fuscous, the same tarsi brownish, with dirty yellow hairs and bristles. Pulvlli and claws yellowish, the latter at the apices being brown. He t+ ae be Se (301)

PRO He Length—10,5 mm, ; exp, IS mm. Hab.— Honshu, Kiushu ; very common in Nakano near Tokyo. AO4W SDH R+ RES 中 — (352) a 80 Laphria karafutonis Mats. Beene Ss WHR CRM KR Rae IRA Rae ee NUR NK MWe Kee Bee ee RE CIR NN IN DNA HN mA DO AMBO BSKA REI Bw Bn ww? io. RAY RR No A KS Bor fH NR OS EB BE RN RR Ee N HH 4 Wh > 4 RR PRE EW MN In we Raa” ENS 6 OR a) ON ee ON A” BRRRYE PRA Re REC R NVI IN WOKS PK IRON RW” Bes CAN RN RING NRRAI ARN HS Re NRW RA TRIKE NT DOA NEE NS BRI CRRA GRO RS RC RRR He ER WR a” Bie EB RAHN A KSB RASA HSI RAR PN RR Se ee Re RR ORS CEH BIRR ER | PAR R46 KOE RN’ RES RR KS Laphria karafutonis n.

sp. (Pl. XIX, Fig. 12, 2). Shining black, Face grayish, with long yellowish hairs, vertex and occiput with black hairs, the latter mingling some (302)

yellowish hairs, mystax and hairs of the cheeks mostly black. Proboscis robust, broader towards the apex, at the apex with short fulvous hairs, at the base with long yellowish and black hairs. Antennae fuscous, the third joint somewhat longer than the first and second taken together. Thorax with long yellowish hairs, on the sides mingling some black hairs, hairs of the scutellum much longer than those of the thorax, Wings subhyaline, with a shade of yellowish brown, veins except the costal two fuscous, on each side being lined with fuscous. Calypteres and halteres brownish. Abdomen oval, broad, the first 3 segments with sparse short black hairs, on the sides mingling some yellowish hairs, the hind margin of the third and the following segments with long dense yellowish hairs, those of the disk somewhat deeper in color ; venter with black hairs, mingling a few pale yellowish hairs. Legs dark fuscous, with yellowish, fulvous and black hairs, side-hairs of the femora black and under-hairs of the hind tibiae fulvous. Claws fuscous, at the bases testaceous, pulvilli dirty yellow. Length—21 mm. ; exp. 42 mm. Hab. 一 Saghalien (Shimizu and Otani) ; not rare. (353) 46 ay 4 DAO 4 _ B+ Ree oF g, a0 Laphria hakiensis Mats. Mee yv ee Be Re gq meee I A Xa ae Be PRE WR NO NS OS Kee ON RA KE ん A KN BREN Bm eo HS A BERR SES By al Wn RK’ Be eee’ RUT VRB KIRN RN Bor .

MOM wWn Hd’ MHXYRKB IK amy ee OT RR RN Bae BV ERI RARDIN RNA BRR PR. Ae Rie, wei Re ae ga WANT KA RDRRONRN PKs POR SE SS (303)

RRO RL He BSS WARAS RIDES REM BY WAKRAT HAN RNR oe Rei DX Nw OS RH Neth? Bi 4 BEG AA 4 BER BEWR MHRREWAA Bek Biv de ih AHN 4 Waser nr 24 RR MRL DO ABA RR BR KR’ BR) PVR SAREE KER VBR NK | RIE REGS 区 Laphria hakiensis n.

sp. (Pl. XIX, Fig. 13, 9). Dark fuscous. Face grayish, with long yellowish, fulvous and black hairs, hairs of the mystax, palpi, gula, cheeks and tempora, black. Proboscis long, robust, at the apex, with short golden hairs, at the base with black hairs. Antannae fuscous, the and and 3rd joints grayish pruinose. Thorax with dense golden hairs, those of the hind margin and scutellum at the apex pale yellowish, Wings subhyaline, with a yellowish brown shade, veins brownish, on the sides being lined with brown. Calypteres and halteres brown, the latter at the stems paler. Abdomen oval, with dense golden hairs, some of them being tipped with pale yellowish, in the middle of each segment hairs being somewhat sparser, the sixth and following segments shining, sparsely black pubescented, the sixth on the sides mingling a few long pale yellowish hairs ; venter densely black pubescented. Legs black, with black and yellowish brown hairs, those of the femora and tibiae on the upper sides being yellowish brown, CIaws fuscous, somewhat paler at the bases, pulvilli yellowish brown. Length—24 mm. ; exp. 51 mm. Hab.—Kiushu (Haki near Kumamoto) ; collected by the author. mv 5D 多 R+ ky © gat Laphria dispar Coq. (304)

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&+ReS (2) ( gaa Laphria formosana Mats. Reeves eax :

“ wie SQV Bui MORAN eH’ BYP RY SGP Mra OS \ KBs SER RAD? SOREN NR of MR RR wen Ban’ BHR Riles 4 dW — BR pea? Bar (WN SH BH VNR PN ARRBIANRRAT NII BRM BK B ag ey 4 BE A I A mk Co RR 4 SE YO} He dN OR tm RN” Ri WR £X% Hees ee’ BM MY BM. wa CPB Re Beira NN eee NN = ih 4 we ROR TPE ( 305.)

MORES NXNR RA EB 1H RN ORS NTN SR 4 RN Rn Be RR 8 Bw Hm BN’ Bi A BR BA BR a?

ARR NOR Hs RS ARN NY 一 中 oe? ER | RLY A NER PPR ARB R AR RD KR S — HH eB)” Laphria formosana n.

sp. (Pl. XIX, Fig. 15, 2). Black. Face and cheeks with long yellowish hairs, mystax and hairs of the vertex black. Proboscis robust, long, with short fulvous hairs, at the base with yellow and black hairs, Antennae dark brown, the first joint with black and fulvous hairs. Thorax with dense yellowish hairs, at the anterior half with shorter pale yellowish hairs, mingling a few long fuscous hairs. Scutellum with short sparse black hairs, at the posterior margin with long erect yellowish hairs. Wings hyaline, veins and their linings brownish, costa and base yellowish. Halteres brownish, Abdomen brown, with fuscous hairs, the first 3 segments each at the anterior margin with a few fuscous hairs, the remaining segments with long dense hairs, those on the sides being yellowish, the last segment with a few long fulvous and black hairs, Legs black, with fulvous hairs, those on the anterior femora being pale yellowish. Length—21 mm. ; exp. 4.

2mm. Hab.—Formosa (Horisha) ; quite rare. Co pe ; :

Le a SS xe 52418 Br RBS eo & 2 Laphria taipinensis Mats. Bey vee MRE (306)

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BIRR ER’ BECKY SHE UK RW Re. RORY RAN D> No BR A?

WI RN BSN RY eM RR RE eK An +” Bl’. Bm. Re NB eo BRS | Mh A A” Bo WAR SN EK NER PD PAN HR RHE HK AR RDS RE ee Laphria taipinensis n.

sp. (Pl. XIX, Fig. 16, 3). Much resembles to Z.

dispar Coq., but differs from the latter as follows :

I.

Size much smaller. 2.

Face and base of the proboscis with yellow, gray and black hairs, and being much sparser。 3.

Anterior branch of the third longitudinal vein at the base with a very short appendiage. 4.

Thorax not shining, with denser black hairs. Length—15 mm. ; exp. 24 mm. Hab.—-Formosa (Taipin near Hoppo); rare. Lae SIGH Rika 中 (357) を が3 @ Laphria otanegawana Mats. Beye eeze MORPHS (307)

BRO Rt te BES ay. kel’ yk ROR oe BN Ce BRM RON BW NN ON. RE KRSO’ NIAMS NANT BRAS RE KA’ SLRS HK Bait ROR een lo SMWERVERI KORN RN HW RH’ Be BSR REI AXA Km ne x?

Mi ELM Ard\ Raney BXVREa Re’ HRI ER BEAR BRN BE BE) A UR RN ED” IN Si SRHRAS\RRVESIRMTR No Kaa MW no? RN Ne Ke ER 4 BR) OR EDN ERE A EP GR” eS Rw RA RBSR IER NK? RE-LE AR B’ | Laphria otanegawana n.

Sp. Black. Head grayish pruinose, with black hairs, vertex and cheeks with long slender grayish white hairs. Proboscis slender, pointed at the tip, with short fulvous hairs. Antennae black, the third joint large and spindle-shaped. Thorax with 3 slender grayish white pruinose stripes, humeri and sides also grayish pruinose, with sparse black hairs, on the sides and both margins with few whitish hairs. Wings subhyaline, grayish, veins and their linings brownish. Halteres dark brown. Abdomen shining, with sparse short black hairs, on the sides with whitish hairs, the 2nd to 4th segments on each side at the hind margin with a whitish pruinose spot. Legs black, with whitish hairs, mingling some short black hairs, tibiae and tarsi being provided with a few long black hairs, pulvilli NN yellow. Length—13.5 mm.; exp. 24 mm. Hab. 一 Hokkaido (Sapporo) ; ; not rare. (308)

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Attribution. Matsumura, Shōnen (1919). Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta. Digitised text released under CC0 1.0 via Zenodo (10.5281/zenodo.16659268). CC0 1.0. Original source ↗. Text extracted from the digitised PDF without changes to wording; page images, figures and plates are not reproduced. OCR errors in the source scan may remain.

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