. Synopsis of the neuroptera of North America [microform] : with a list of the South American species. Neuroptera; Neuroptera; Névroptères; Névroptères. ]'V 194 NEUROll'ERA OF NORTH AMERICA. t •'. ,iJ, ',1 the superior ones forcipated, clavate at the apex, the inferior ap- pendagos extremely short, cylindrical; wings luteo-subhyaline, an obsolete bund upon the middle of the anterior ones, and some spots nearer the apex, fuscous; veins fuscous, luteous upon the middle of the costal space. (J" and 9.) Length to tip of wings GO—75 millira. Alar expanse 85—130 millini. Jlab. Mexico (Koppe); C
. Synopsis of the neuroptera of North America [microform] : with a list of the South American species. Neuroptera; Neuroptera; Névroptères; Névroptères. ]'V 194 NEUROll'ERA OF NORTH AMERICA. t •'. ,iJ, ',1 the superior ones forcipated, clavate at the apex, the inferior ap- pendagos extremely short, cylindrical; wings luteo-subhyaline, an obsolete bund upon the middle of the anterior ones, and some spots nearer the apex, fuscous; veins fuscous, luteous upon the middle of the costal space. (J" and 9.) Length to tip of wings GO—75 millira. Alar expanse 85—130 millini. Jlab. Mexico (Koppe); Cordova (Saussure). 6. C. hieroglyphica! Neuromus hieroghjphicus Ramb. I Neuropt. 442, 2. Hermes hieroglyphicus Walk.! Catal. 206, 12. Pale yellow; mandibles of the male not elongated; antennss black, with the base yellow; head with the sides convex; pro- thorax cylindrical; occiput with two spots, prothorax with four, and the mesothorax with two spots, black; appendages of the male, the superior ones longer, with the apex recurved; the infe- rior ones stout, with the apex clavated; feet yellow, base and apex of the tibiaj, and apex of the tarsi black ; wings yellowish-hyaline, the transverse veins in part black; the anterior wings spotted witli black posteriorly. Length to tip of wings 40—G3 millim. Alar expanse 64—90 millim. JIah. Mexico (Ehrenberg); Venezuela ; Brazil. It varies very much in size and ; sometimes it is almost unicolored, pale yellow. RAPHIDIA Linn£. Prothorax cylindrical, long, much narrower than the head; an- tenna; short, fdiform; wings with a pterostignia ; anal space of the posterior wings very small, inflexed ; the third article of the tarsi dilated, bilobed; the fourth article extremely short, cylindrical; vagina of the female long, ensiforra. Larva living under bark. t Three ocelli. \7 \ ,i'i li 'i\. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colorat
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