. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. 126 Annals of the South African Museum. Onosandrus tigrinus no v. sp. 1 ? (type), Smithfield, , Kannemeyer, " Orangia," 1910 (" Onosandrus spec.'' in coll., without name of author of determination), 1 ? (det. Karny) (" ? immatura sine tibiis anticis non determinanda," det. Griffini; further with a second label : " ? Onosandrus vel CarcinojpsisJ' without name of author of determination). Cape Colony, Hanover, 1901, Cron. Schreiner. 1 young ? (det. Karny), Smithfield
. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. 126 Annals of the South African Museum. Onosandrus tigrinus no v. sp. 1 ? (type), Smithfield, , Kannemeyer, " Orangia," 1910 (" Onosandrus spec.'' in coll., without name of author of determination), 1 ? (det. Karny) (" ? immatura sine tibiis anticis non determinanda," det. Griffini; further with a second label : " ? Onosandrus vel CarcinojpsisJ' without name of author of determination). Cape Colony, Hanover, 1901, Cron. Schreiner. 1 young ? (det. Karny), Smithfield, , Kannemeyer, 1908 ; its ovipositor still very short, though already rather slender ; bands of tergites easily distinguishable, but not yet as well defined as in the larger specimens. Width of head. Length of body. Pron. Fore fem. Hind fem. Hind tib. Ovipos. mm. 6-4 6-5 mm. 18-0 15-5 mm. 6-0 5-3 mm. 5-7 ? mm. 13-7 11-7 mm. 12-0 10-5 mm. 11-9 13-3 At first I mistook this species for crassipes, with which it agrees well in most of its characters. Then I found amongst the material of the British Museum a true crassipes (?) for comparison, and from this I, have been convinced as to the specific difference of the two (compare key to the species). All thoracic and abdominal tergites with well-defined black bands. Fig. 18.—Hind femur (seen from outside) of Onosandrus natalensis (above) and tigrinus (below). along hind margins, but even the pronotum without a fore marginal band. Fastigium verticis somewhat darkened, but the margins broadly pale yellowish. Face pale, with a distinct dark subocular spot. Tergites pale yellowish laterally and paler there than the. 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 South African Museum. Cape Town : The Museum
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