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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 209–216

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sp. (PL XXII, Fig. 17, 2). Black, with a light indigo luster. Head golden yellow, vertical stripe fulvous, on the sides somewhat infuscated, with black hairs and bristles, mingling a few soft yellowish hairs. Face, cheeks and occiput yellowish pubescented. Proboscis short, shining fuscous, palpi orange yellow, at the apices large clavate. Antannae defect. Thorax with 5 narrow grayish stripes, the side ones reach beyond the suture and end near the hind margin of the mesonotum. Humeri grayish pruinose. Wings subhyaline, the base and the first basal cell pale fulvous, a spot upon the cross-vein and the costa beyond it dusky, veins fuscous. Calypteres grayish white, halteres yellowish. Abdomen black, the 2nd and 3rd segments each at the base grayish pruinose, the 4th and 5th reddish brown, with black bristles and hairs. Legs black, tibiae at the extreme bases fulvous, claws fuscous, at the bases fulvous, pulvilli dark grayish. Length—13.5 mm. ; exp. 27 mm, Hab.—Formosa (Horisha) ; rare. (389)

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sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 19, 2). Black. Face on each side with a large triangular fulvous spot, oral margin and palpi pale fulvous, proboscis fuscous, face and cheeks with whitish and vertex with black hairs. Antennae brownish, the 3rd joint and thé arista fuscous. Thorax with black short and long hairs, scutellum on each side witha fulvous spot. Wings subhyaline, with a grayish tinge, veins fuscous. Calypteres grayish, on the margins dusky, halteres brownish. Abdomen on the first 2 segments black pubescented, the 3rd and 4th with fulvous hairs, the macrochaetae being black. Venter also with a pale fulvous hairs, at the base black pubescented. Legs fuscous, tibiae and tarci fulvous, claws at the apices fuscous, pulvilli grayish. Length—18 mm. ; exp. 28.5 mm. Hab.—Honshu (Kyoto); collected by Mr. M.

Suzuki, not common. へ OF ュー ン の SVROKWS BS 1111S (429) a at Tachina nakanensis Mats. Rud tees (391)

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sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 20, 2). Black. Vertex on the sides and face golden yellow, in a ceitain light reflecting a silvery luster. Cheeks ferruginous, in the middle with a fuscous spot, grayish yellow pubescented. Proboscis fuscous, palpi yellow, at the bases somewhat infuscated, with short black hairs. Antennae fuscous, the first 2 joints and the arista brownish. Thorax yellowish pruinose, with 4 fuscous stripes, of which the side ones being somewhat broader, scutellum brown, at the tip somewhat paler. Wings hyaline, witha grayish tinge, at the bases yellowish. Veins fuscous. Calypteres grayish while, the anterior ones being somewhat yellowish. Halteres brown, at the bases paler. Abdomen somewhat longer than the thorax and head taken together, conical, at the bases of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th segments grayish yellow pruinose, with a silky luster ; the rst and 2nd ventral segments each in the middle at the base with a grayish white spot. Legs black, femora grayish yellow pruinose, claws very narrow and Deまここそそそ (392)

—— ーー ュー long, brownish, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—13,5 mm. :

exp, 21 mm. Hab.—Honshu (Nakano near Tokyo) ; collected by the author, not rare. = IOUS BDH ES i+ S Op に ~~ ~ (430) & a2 Leskia fasciata Mats Da SR te Sy Pe) SSK MES RN ES OR BOM RESH Sina Ken mi xe Bw eer Kd] eee mw i ne ee ei ees Sel Bi Xap mw’ Seiko’ Bei BR een ok RRA Ke RS | RA RK mer x Ye eee Bie Bm Ae RN RI RNR Y RES. KO BRIW LI Be KR ER eK BT SIRR HN CER INNS BNA Bh we Re. Ke Bm | eRe BRINK HIER? BR RIRS HR IHR Ke RE-#E SR’ Re Leskia fasciata n.

sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 21, 9). Velvety black. Head silvery white, face in a certain light grayish, in the middle of the vertex with a broad black stripe. Antennae black, the 3rd joint somewhat grayish pruinose. Proboscis tuscous, palpi brownish. Cheeks and occiput grayish rae tots (393)

ete ts pubescented. Thorax grayish white, at the anterior margin with 5 short black stripes, in the middle with a broad black band, scutellum black, at the tip grayish. Wings hyaline, somewhat infuscated, veins fuscous. Calypteres grayish white, halteres yellowish. Abdomen somewhat narrower than the thorax, at the bases of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th segments grayish white, the bands becoming gradually broader towards the apex, the 3rd band being in the middle triangularly incised. Legs black, pulvilli grayish. Length—5.4—6 mm. ; exp. 10.5-12 mm. Hab.—Honshu, Shikoku, Kiushu. Mv oOSbeRENBS ities gt a at Hemyda nigrata Mats. Reb KERR UE ES) mine Bi goo Seiee Hasse ke BEVES Soe Be’ RT WMA’ Ru MN Bi BAM’ KRBinwBr ne’ SC RRR AK 2B. RINS\ HEI eye) EXYRSi KM’ BRERAD HANNS Ra ER URLS. BAN B RO’ Bi PME Bea! A a ONES REA eka KO RHO SR Re AER ARN SERVI Nea ボ Bnd) eh ERB. | BERRI Bi ee Bev kORn A Bee AS ape ERIE ERR RAKREMNSRI PBN’ ke—ke’ HR Re’ ee Se 側 Ri]G@naepRar’ oSee 小 (394)

Hemyda nigrata n.

sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 22, 2). Black. Face shining silvery white, vertex dark, with 2 longitudinal black stripes, on the sides being silvery. Antenr nae black, the arista somewhat shorter than the 3rd joint. Proboscis fuscous, palpi black. Cheeks and occiput grayish white pubescented. Thorax dark grayish, with 4 black stripes, of which the middle ones being narrower and shorter. Wings subhyaline, dark, at the hind margin somewhat paler. Calypteres grayish white, at the margins dusky. Halteres brownish. Abdomen narrower than the thorax, on the sides and at the venter silvery white, in a certain light with a central silvery stripe. Legs black, femora grayish white pruinose, claws fuscous, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—13.5 mm. ; exp. 27 mm. Hab.—Honshu, Shikoku, Kiushu, not rare. a=にへの OID MS MS +11 RS ob ( gt a2 Chaetona japonica Mats. 2 Dee SH RB RRIK A MO MS HBR) (Dexiinae) @ ike DAOAKMIRNRN Bi SMe SSiIKAKe | SKIL SR Bei ea BBs KW NIK’ OS XY SHR SRIXRE DAB MNS Bi KO ewe’ od ea es ee ay Si WR Do\KwnRY BM. we BRR KR KO Bi ke SBIR wae ae | MK A RRA RH PK NK eR eS REY RES SEER URN HRA WHIRL HN LO’ SRV EK | RRR DY war た ーーーーーー Sx kt ees (395)

| | srk wee WSWNmSAP 暴 > BMA He BI RRR Si Re Res Ae SRNR B Be Ri RBS Maha” ReE-—SeA RE Chaetona japonica n.

sp. (PI. XXII, Fig. 23, 9). p Black, grayish pruinose. Head silvery white, vertex in the middle with a broad fuscous stripe. Antennae fuscous ; proboscis and palpi orange yellow, the former at the sucking surface somewhat infuscated ; cheeks and occiput grayish pubescented. Thorax with 4 narrow short black stripes, humeri densely grayish white pruinose. Scutellum at the tip brownish. Wings hyaline, with a grayish tinge, at the base yellowish, veins pale fulvous. Calypteres grayish white, on the margins pale fulvous. Halteres pale fulvous, the knob witha fuscous spot. Abdomen pale fulvous, the first segment at the base, a broad central stripe and the last segment black, the latter on the sides grayish white pruinose ; the venter in the middle with a narrow black stripe. Legs black, knees fulvous, claws brown, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length 一 io.5 mm. ; exp. 21 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido, Honshu (not rare). (433) Biri BIRR BOS RITES ct gi ag Dexia rustica F.

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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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