Proceedings of the United States National Museum . AMNH, BMNH, CAS, CIS,CNC, CU, INHS, UC, UK, UM, UMD). Remaeks: It gives me much pleasure to name this species in honorof Dr. Ernest N. Cory in recognition of his years of service to ento-mology. Apion {Trichapion) imitator Wagner Figure 4,o-cApion (Trichapion) imitator Wagner, Arch. Naturg. Berlin, vol. 78, p. 106, 1912. Description: Length, mm.; width, mm. Robust, black. Pubescence fine, white, sparse on dorsal surface,coarser and denser on sides of prothorax, mesothorax, and beak shorter than head and prothorax, one
Proceedings of the United States National Museum . AMNH, BMNH, CAS, CIS,CNC, CU, INHS, UC, UK, UM, UMD). Remaeks: It gives me much pleasure to name this species in honorof Dr. Ernest N. Cory in recognition of his years of service to ento-mology. Apion {Trichapion) imitator Wagner Figure 4,o-cApion (Trichapion) imitator Wagner, Arch. Naturg. Berlin, vol. 78, p. 106, 1912. Description: Length, mm.; width, mm. Robust, black. Pubescence fine, white, sparse on dorsal surface,coarser and denser on sides of prothorax, mesothorax, and beak shorter than head and prothorax, one-third longer thanprothorax, slightly, evenly curved; in lateral view attenuate fromantennal insertion to apex; in dorsal view expanded laterally atantennal insertion, strongly attenuate to apical third, tip slightlyexpanded, somewhat compressed in apical third; punctured andsparsely pubescent to near apex, tip smoother, bare, a line of con-fluent punctures above antennal insertion appears as a sulcus, extends SUBGENUS TRICHAPION—KISSINGER 287. Figure 4.—a-c, Apion imitator Wagner: a, lateral view of head and prothorax of male;b, dorsal view of head of male; c, mucro of tibia 3 of male, d-g, k, A. proclive LeConte:d, lateral view of head and prothorax of male; e, lateral view of head and prothorax offemale; /, dorsal view of head of female; g, entire dorsal view of male, k, mucro of tibia3 of male. A, A. adaetum, new species, mucro of tibia 3 of male, i, j, A. plectrocolum,new species: i, mucro of tibia 2 of male;;, mucro of tibia 3 of male. Line equals about one-third length of beak. Male antennae inserted at basalfourth of beak at distance from eye one-half greater than width offrons; first segment longer than next three, slightly shorter than nextfour; second segment about equal to next two; club by large, prominent; frons slightly narrower than dorsal tip ofbeak. Prothorax at base one-third wider than long, middle narrowerthan base, apex two-th
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