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. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. 176 U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 216 PART 3 7. Habrocryptoides nitens, new species Male: Unknown. Female type: Front wing mm. long; thorax of normal propor- tions; frons mat, its punctures fine, weak, separated by about their diameter; clypeus wide, short, its apical margin broadly trun- cate, in profile shaped like a sharp pyramid with its basal half almost flat and apical half weakly concave; mesopleurum rather weakly mat, medially with fine, rather weak wrinlding, its punctures small, weak, separated by about their diameter; api
. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. 176 U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 216 PART 3 7. Habrocryptoides nitens, new species Male: Unknown. Female type: Front wing mm. long; thorax of normal propor- tions; frons mat, its punctures fine, weak, separated by about their diameter; clypeus wide, short, its apical margin broadly trun- cate, in profile shaped like a sharp pyramid with its basal half almost flat and apical half weakly concave; mesopleurum rather weakly mat, medially with fine, rather weak wrinlding, its punctures small, weak, separated by about their diameter; apical carina of propodeum sharp except on its median , where it is obsolescent, sublaterally forming a short weak crest which slopes upward at about 60°, mesad of the crest turning forward and upward a little more strongly; hair sockets on second tergite separated by about the length of the hairs; ovipositor sheath as long as front wing; ovipositor stout, its upper valve in profile a little convex between nodus and apex. Head black, with a large median white spot on face, the orbit white except for an interruption on upper part of temple and a narrow subcomplete interruption on cheek; mouth parts brown; antenna black, brown apically, two of its median segments whitish above; thorax b]ack, the collar, upper margin of pronotum, stripe on lower front margin of pronotum, and subtegular ridge, white; tegula fuscous, its hind corner white; coxae fulvous, the front and middle coxae mottled with brownish and whitish on the outer side; first trochanters brown; front and middle legs beyond first trochanters fulvous; hind femur and second trochanter fulvous; hind tibia and tarsus brownish fulvous; wings hyaline; abdomen fulvous. Type: 9, Ridgecrest, Kern Co., Calif., Apr. 25, 1949, E. G. Linsley, J. W. MacSwain, and R. F. Smith (Berkeley).. Figures 80 83.—Localities: 80 (left), Habrocryptoides lumbarius; 81 (center, left), H. erasus; 82 (center, right), H. nitens; 83 (right),
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