Annual report . Fig. 31 Twoflagellate anten-nal segmentsof Neoca-tocha ma-rilandica,enlarged. (Ori-ginal.). Fig. 32 Distalantennal segmentof Neocato-cha marilan-dica, enlarged.(Original) Neocatocha marilandica Felt1912 Felt, E. P. N. Y. Ent. Soc. Jour., 20:236-37 One female was taken by Dr W. L. McAtee on Plummers island,Maryland, March 24, 1907. Female. Length mm. Antennae short, dark brown; 8 seg-ments, the first and second normal, the fifth sessile, subglobose, witha length slightly greater than its diameter, irregularly and sparselyclothed with short setae and subapically with a whorl
Annual report . Fig. 31 Twoflagellate anten-nal segmentsof Neoca-tocha ma-rilandica,enlarged. (Ori-ginal.). Fig. 32 Distalantennal segmentof Neocato-cha marilan-dica, enlarged.(Original) Neocatocha marilandica Felt1912 Felt, E. P. N. Y. Ent. Soc. Jour., 20:236-37 One female was taken by Dr W. L. McAtee on Plummers island,Maryland, March 24, 1907. Female. Length mm. Antennae short, dark brown; 8 seg-ments, the first and second normal, the fifth sessile, subglobose, witha length slightly greater than its diameter, irregularly and sparselyclothed with short setae and subapically with a whorl of probablyfour short, stout, fleshy appendages; terminal segment compound,composed of three closely fused, and with a length about four timesits greatest diameter. Palpi; first segment irregularly quadrate, thesecond and third subequal, each with a length 2 and one-half timesthe diameter, the fourth a little longer, more slender. Eyes moder-ate, black, coarsely granulate; ocelli present. Mesonotum dark red-dish brown. Scutellum yellowish brown, postscutellum slightlydarker. Abdomen mostly dark yellow
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