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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 9–16

CC0 1.0 · Public domain digitisation (CC0) · approximately 7 min read

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sp. (Pl. XVI, Fig. 9, 7). RilmHR\ ES NeSnned& | RRM RN’ Rena ae\ HRN MBB a s Bl > MHS. Hi AD ARMA ERA NARAPN HA REAR AR ERD’ € Black. Face yellow, cheeks and epistoma dark brown. Antennae dark brown, the second joint at tip pale yellowish brown. Occiput in the middle with fuscous and on the sides with silvery white hairs. Thorax somewhat narrower than the head, with very fine tawny hairs, the hairs on sides and on scutellum being longer, and somewhat more closely (192)

fine punctulated. Wings hyaline, scarcely infuscated, veins fuscous. Halteres pale yellowish white. Alulae grayish white. Abdomen long and narrow, parallel on sides, with black hairs, on the sutures mingling tawny hairs ; the third segment at base on each side with a triangular yellowish spot, the fourth segment also with the same spot, but very small and indistinct ; upper spots visible from the ventral side. Legs yellow, coxae, bases of femora, as well as a spot of hind the tibia fuscous, hind femur at the base being yellowish. Length 一 人 6 mm. ; exp. 12 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido (Jozankei near Sappro). In the form it resembles somewhat to P.

fasciatus Cog., but my species is much narrower and differently spotted. © 5 へ Swe ane ooney et keg 6 gL at Melanostoma incisum Mats. Bee Nae See aC REE KR .

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sp. (P!. XVI, Fig. ro, @). & Very closely resembles to M.

g-gutfatwin Mats. (Syrphus 4-guttatus Mats. Journ. Imp. Coll. Agric. Sapporo, Voi. IV, pt. I, P.

78, 1911), but differs from the latter as follows :

2 Abdomen.black, the second abdominal segment on each side with a yellow spot, at the base and in the middle not being grayish pruinose as that of 4-guttatwm ; the third and fourth segments each with a broad yellowish band, which being incised in the middle of the hind margin, the incision in the female reaching over the middle of the band (in the male not reaching to the middle), hairs of abdomen tawny, especially those of the first and second segments being longer and denser, while in g-guitatum grayish hairs being shorter and less denser. Length— $ 12 mm. ; exp. 22.5 mm. Hab. 一 Honshu (Tokyo and Nilxko); 2 specimens (1g, 12) collected by the author. ーー CS wv} ys) Sy OO) AD Sy BG <o 9 is wa e+ Kk eS gt ad Eumerus japonicus Mats. Reo, ee eeee go. DR Ba Danser eo BS. we BRA IRA RAO Be? ON RN Semi. OKRA NEB IKRA PSN 6 RD BR DON aD ee BR 4 ORE’ Ce eee a> ie SW OKIE. ES Eee)? WON mie Ki Bes kd | (194)

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sp. (Pl. XVI, Fig. 11, 9). & Shining black, with a greenish shads. Facs opique, with white hairs. Antennae yellow, the third joint on its back narrowly fuscous, the arista dark brown. Thorax with pale yellowish hairs, especially those on the sides being longer and denser. Wings hyaline, scarcely infuscated, stigma yellowish white, opaque, veins fuscous. Halteres yellowish white. Abdomen long and narrow, on its sides nearly parallel, with pale yellowish hairs, those of the sides being longer ; the sceond segment in the middle, on each side with a somewhat rhomboidal yellowish spot, which being situated somewhat obliquely, the third segment on each side also with an oblong yellowish spot. Legs dark brown, apex of each femur, the tibiae and tarsi yellowish, bases of the anterior tibiae and larger part of the hind tibiae (except bases), as well as bases of the hind tarsi, dark brown. Length—$ 8 mm.; exp. 13 mm. Hab. 一 Honshu (Kyoto); one § specimen collected by Mr. M.

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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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