. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. 102 Illinois Natural History Survey Bulletin Vol. 26, Art. 1 Mature Nvmi'hs Brown crossbar at posterior maryin of terminal abdominal stcrnite joining three longitudi- nal, brown stripes on abdominal venter 1. lineatus Entire terminal abdominal sternite of abdomen shaded with brown, this shadinu; sometimes also extending: over one or two sternites an- terior to terminal one 2. ludens 1. A tneletus lineatus Traver Amelftus linratus Traver (1932a: 194). Female.—Length of body 11 mm., of fore winfi 12 mm. Head yellow-brown, vertex with a longitudinal,
. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. 102 Illinois Natural History Survey Bulletin Vol. 26, Art. 1 Mature Nvmi'hs Brown crossbar at posterior maryin of terminal abdominal stcrnite joining three longitudi- nal, brown stripes on abdominal venter 1. lineatus Entire terminal abdominal sternite of abdomen shaded with brown, this shadinu; sometimes also extending: over one or two sternites an- terior to terminal one 2. ludens 1. A tneletus lineatus Traver Amelftus linratus Traver (1932a: 194). Female.—Length of body 11 mm., of fore winfi 12 mm. Head yellow-brown, vertex with a longitudinal, median, dark brown line; eyes light brown, with a yellow, dark brown-bordered stripe on outer surface, fig. 235; antennae smoky brown. Thorax dark yellow-brown, with yellow markings at sutures and on pleura around coxal bases; wings hyaline, veins and crossveins brown; legs yellow-brown, with tarsi somewhat darkened. Abdomen yellow-brown, without well-marked color pattern, although slightly darkened at posterior margins of each ter- gite; sternite 6 with a median, dark brown mark; lateral margins of terminal abdominal sternite slightly incised near apex; caudal filaments light, articulations dark, Fig. 2^S.—Amrletus lineatus, head of adult Fig. 2i8.—Ameletus ludens, terminal abdom- female, lateral aspect. inal sternites of adult female. Fig. 2i6.—A melrttts shepherdi, male geni- Fig. 219.—A tneletus lineatus, terminal ab- *^''^- . dominal sternites of adult female. Fig. 237.—Ameletus lineatus, hind Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Illinois. Natural History Survey Division. Urbana, State of Illinois, Dept. of Registration and Education, Natural History Survey Division
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