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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 97–104

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ae 4 AU REN VR RW BS BAR Ao BS 6 Ree pS 4 QEER IQA RH me lr) a 8 4 wa ace dirty yellow, mingling a few short golden hairs, Proboscis and antennae fuscous, the ormer somewhat shorter than the body. Thorax on the sides mingles some few black hairs. Wings hyaline, with a few grayish tinge, on the basal half fuscous, veins fuscous, cross-veins conspicuous. Halteres yellowish, the knobs each with a tuscous speck. Abdomen short, broader than the thorax, on each side with 2 clusters of black hairs, on the hind margin mingling some black hairs. Legs testaceous, coxae, trochanter and bases of femora and tarsi, brownish. Length—10.5 mm. ; exp. 28.5 mm. Hab.—Honshu (Osaka and Kyoto) ; collected by Mr. M.

Shibakawa in Osaka and by A.

Nohira in Kyoto. ERY NS OH Rt ws (330) (#) g a2 Bombylius Watanabei Mats Bee, ae RSS BRS SHR REN KN RO” BS BR OR AN Nie TRS UR NN EI” NES ^^。 OS 4 s+ Siew Niwa Be ti Se MRS Neva eel’ BR. EMI do hKNA WD | RRR De Bas wm Wyo” NES KX’ NE FES ISS\ KR Re’ BRAC BY RE — He a EY’ Bombylius Watanabei n.

sp. (Pl. XVIII, Fig. 20, 2). Black, with a silky lustsr, with long silky pale-yellowish hairs. Antennae uscous, the first joint with long black ang Lees (277)

Be On t+ a Se hairs. Vertex, ace on the sides, occiput and tempora mingling some black hairs. Proboscis nearly as long as the body. Wings hyaline, the costal half fuscous, veins fuscous. Halteres yellow, the knobs fuscous, with a yellowish patch. Abdomen with long fulvous hairs, on the hind margin beneath mingling some few fuscous hairs. Legs yellowish brown, coxae, trochanter, bases of femora, as well as apices of hairs, brownish. Length—1 3.5 mm ; exp. 33 mm. Hab.—Formosa (Hoppo) ; a single spceimen collected by thet ormer. IX. Watanabe. ON SOW AD 4 R+Kk BS <o g aa Bombylus atriceps Loew Rese YN ee BSE 4 Bg)’ HEARN RAK RON RN Bee RN BBR YR \ 1 BRS 1 a Ro” Ru DO. W ne OS. B+ Sew RIAD RRR ESN tei Be Bees RM BV\KBR IMO KM RANRRR RODIN RMD ARO BN REEK\ ESI ERS | WRAS QS PERN RK RESERV MAR, | WRAN Bie He Be RE ee zo ah se” a mth ¢ YON D1 4 ei< ad o @ XR Hyperalonia similis Coq. (278)

= = ンーーーーーー Ags. 2a RSRE suc peel CN Bee KES ARE Ba 1 WM Re” ES ARR m4. WR? Dos Ken wd RARY BM eB” ERR SRA YE A WH SL DOAK Eg) BEN’ Own RN: m4 Ba” ie — 4B oH GN Re 4 BE WU SA >” = a + [ik 22 uh Bl KR* Rs \ EB WR a7 RRR RARE SHE ik fa)” wi wd ND 4 (333) 算 Anthrax jezoensis Mats. ne ge ah YS GR # SEWARD” Si BSak Be 4 BH a)” Be. Rarr<? Bilwrv Bik 6 re Ate SA \ ie tA fm BSN? nen ac 尽^ヾ1川時| 2 ft a? ca | 4 {Hy Se ARV ARN K? WRX Bar 4 RI ER WD ON SS \ ES 1 cn ee: me KRM N REO SMM REN KT HERI | RN OAR De NN BAUER WV ESR oR My’ meee y 4 EWN RY KS BA Ee HE RY BEAM ee’ Be 2G BRI Po BARBS RINK A HA TA NSE BEI SRO SY a? RE RE Me HO RY eee (279)

RO Ltt He Anthrax jezoensis n.

sp. (Pl. XVIII, Fig. 23, * ) Black, with short black hairs, Antennae black, thorax on the sides with dense black hairs, mingling a few grayish hairs. Wings black, apex and hind margin hyaline, the latter with 2 produced black spots, veins black, one of the apex being | broader and curved, Calypteres grayish, halteres fuscous, at the tip dirty yellow. Abdomen oblong, the rst and 7th segments on each side with dense silvery white hairs, hypopygium with dense testaceous hairs. Pectus somewhat grayish pruinose, at the anterior margin with some grayish hairs. Legs black, coxae grayish pruinose. Length—12 mm. ; exp. 33 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido, Honshu and Formosa (not rare). (24) \ そ ) &EMHIDVYNND#H 4 Rite (334) wh AA Anthrax yamashiroensis Mats. Reeves BSaK OCH HWM RN DRY RR E+E RENE SI RY RIOR eRe ee NEED RNS NMR. NRO’ REE MoH | RAD EK BARE WE RR ae Ke Ke’ CPR ED BREN KR DON BRD RDN Bei Bo Bie ik’ R\/SGV\ERIMMRK A SEI ROWAN Bi el’ BERS SRR Bee. a> Reg’ SO RIE RRNA RAR INS KR RSRN BRP RPNHA REDS S 2 i — Sk &)’ = = = ーーー SSSごっューっーーューニーーー一、 て 280 )

Bestel We WA BR. RR eRe n Kan REK’ ON) Ra’ B Anthrax yamashiroensis n.

sp. (PJ. XVIII, Fig. 24, ¢). Black, with short black hairs. Antennae black, the third joint somewhat brownish ; inner sides of the compound eyes also brownish. Thorax on the sides mingling some grayish-white hairs. Wings hayline, the basal half bounded obliquely and costa, black, at the base of the third vein with a triangular black projection, at the extreme apex being hyaline. Calypteres grayish, halteres fuscous, the knobs each at the extreme apex dirty yellow. Abdomen narrow, as long as the thorax, the first segment on each side with a bundle of white hairs. Pectus with some grayish white hairs. Legs black, tibiae and tarsi yellowish brown, the hind tibiae being somewhat deeper in color. Length—6.6 mm. ; exp. 16.5 mm. Hab. 一 Honssu (Kyoto, in the Prov. Yamashiro) ; collected by Mr. M.

Suzuki. (=) OR moO DO 4 ei< eS a aa Anthrax ogasawarensis Mats. Rese BARK Vit A ma DA RO’ Be Rel RIB. AXABAD SOV Bn Mo’ BW Be Bar RR + BU’ ERI GeawWnRar’ RRA ee By 6 geal’ RAO’ ee NE SAB GR MARE Ble Re RIN RAN SERNA SRARY ED ノビ a MRE BR CERR GOLEM OS omeO Rie RE CRRA HES Wee Nae) \ WN Ke BRR BEX YS DONS a’ BRN BRKRA A 岩 (288) ROK ees

-» Anthrax ogasawarensis n.

sp. (Pl. XVIII, Fig. 25, ¢) Black, with black and golden scally hairs, Face above the epistoma with a short cone-like projection, vertex with long black hairs, mingling some golden scally hairs ; proboscis and antennae black, the former somewhat shorter than the height of the head, the latter at the base and the second joint, deeper incolor. Thorax in the disk witha few black hairs, on the sides with dense golden haiis, Scutellum on the hind margin with long black bristles. Wings hyaline, at the basal half of the costa black, with an obtuse projection respectively ‘at the cross-veins, veins fuscous. Calypteres and halteres yellowish brown. Abdomen oblong, with some golden scally hairs, mingling some black hairs, on the sides with dense black hairs. Venter at the base with a few long yellowish hairs. Legs fuscous, tibiae and tarsi brownish. Length —9 mm. ; exp. 19.5 mm. Hab.—Bonin-Island (Ogasawarajima) ; 2 specimens collected by the author. Teal (26) (4) AIS L ND 4 mt #.

at Anthrax koshunensis Mats. Res4oy ee mse BERR’ BR NS BER MUA RE RR i He BW” BRY RES Kane RONVSWORN Birk We RW RK’ BU KA YN aR fe R m N.AR BRL GR BO oa nA®Reey Bw yn rere I ューーーーーー. (282)

aa 4 KW i 4 ee NES — fie Sete! He)” SAQR OAR IK BA? SRR CHR) SR BRE PE i NT ARIES 4 BR om REA A° Be} Se+ Ew BRI RWAAN BS RR KA KDA MHD B RI GVER 1.

OW RYN’ RRR B+ \ASRYSSi Re BRN BRR a) PHN HAR PEK AR RO” Anthrax koshunensis n.

sp. (Pl. XVIII, Fig. 26, 2). Dark brown, with black hairs, Antennae fuscous, stylus at the apex yellowish brown. Face with strong black hairs. Cheeks and tempora grayish, with grayish white scally hairs. Thorax with short grayish and black hairs, those of the sides being much longer and denser. Wings hyaline, the basal half obliquely black bounded, at the cross-veins each with a blunt spot-like projection, veins fuscous, the third vein ending abruptly just before the apical cross-vein. Calypteres grayish white, halteres dirty yellow, the knobs each with a brownish spot. Abdomen as broad as the thorax, with short black hairs, on the sides with long black hairs, mingling a few grayish-white hairs, those of the first segment being largely white. Legs fuscous, the first 4 tibiae and tarsi brownish. Length—g9 mm. ; exp. 22.5 mm. Hab.—Formosa (Koshun) ; collected by the author. (337) WRU OwMINDWY B+ << BS oF gb ag Areyromoeba boninensis Mats. mee4V ee RAR ROI OHA ONR RD BRA Bt aR oC OK 4 OBR” Bm hte (283~

ROL eS Ne SE @ dk 4 Wy PE? OK | WEE WON BK ONS Rel Siri OW Na” KIS つら PB cee Am Bak’ DAW ADrSARAMN BY & ere MECN Gree Rne 。。 Co mide v 84 i} Hg Rm RN’ Mi SERS AOA LRI NBS BRINE VS QOANLR IN ere Mm’ ewe 4 Oa ae te ee ke HAW we? Ma A we RAK’ Bi Re’ Bex SS. AAS. BRI RH eye BR CBA Sima n SRP A PNHA RENARD HE — SH be aa ae)” -» >» SN (2 i) Argyromoeba boninensis n.

sp. (PI. XVIII, Fig. 27, 2). Black, with a slight grayish shade. Vertex black hairy, tront mingling some white hairs. Antennae fuscous, styli yellowish brown, Face with white and black hairs, on the sides with more white hairs. Scutellum with long fuscous hairs, mingling some short whitish hairs. Wings hyaline, with a few grayish tinge, veins uscous, subcostal cell and a larger part of the base dark, in the middle uppon the cross-vein with a fuscous spot, directly just below the spot also with a small fuscous spot (at the base of the sixth vein); the second vein terminates in the inner side of the middle-cross-vein and the third in the inner side of the outer cross-vein. Calypteres grayish white, halteres dirty yellow. Abdomen narrow, with black hairs, mingling some whitish scally hairs, on the sides of the first segment with dense white hairs, at the apex with denss golden yellowish hairs. Legs brown, tibiae and tarsi somewhat paler. Length—7.5 mm, ; exp. 18 mm. Hab. 一 Bonin-Island ; collected by the author. eS ee (284)

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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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