. Report. Fig. 17. Fig. 18. Cnlicioiiivia }icbulosa (Fig. \J) has much the same general type ofpaddles, but differs as regards these lateral setit. ToxorJiyuchites brevipalpis (Fig. 18).—The paddles of this giantspecies have no terminal spine; the lateral sets on the eighth segment,which are specially developed on the other specimen figures, are smalland inconspicuous, but certain dorsal setai on the seventh and eighthabdominal segments are very long and markedly 140 Anopheles.—The only two species obtained were PyretopJioruscostalis (Fig. 19) and Myzomia funesUis (Fig. 20). They ar

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. Report. Fig. 17. Fig. 18. Cnlicioiiivia }icbulosa (Fig. \J) has much the same general type ofpaddles, but differs as regards these lateral setit. ToxorJiyuchites brevipalpis (Fig. 18).—The paddles of this giantspecies have no terminal spine; the lateral sets on the eighth segment,which are specially developed on the other specimen figures, are smalland inconspicuous, but certain dorsal setai on the seventh and eighthabdominal segments are very long and markedly 140 Anopheles.—The only two species obtained were PyretopJioruscostalis (Fig. 19) and Myzomia funesUis (Fig. 20). They are almostidentical in the character of the terminal segments and paddles, theonly noticeable point of difference being that the lateral seta; on theeighth abdominal segment of /z^z/fj-Z/^j-are larger, with less spread ofthe branches than in costalis. This difference is, however, rather moreaccentuated in the illustration than it should be.

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