The Philippine journal of science . <^^^j% Fig. 2. POMACENTRUS ELONGATUS Seale, sp. noPlate FOUR NEW CULICID/E FROM THE PHILIPPINES. By Chakles S. Bakks. (From the Entomological Section, Biological Laboratory, Bureau of Science, Manila, P. I.) In the course of an investigation of the mosquitoes and other insectsof the town of Taytay, Eizal Province, during the present year, I wasfortunate in being able to obtain full-grown larvse and breed out adultsof two memljers of tl\e genus Cul&x which prove to be new to forms are so different from known ones and so distinct in thei
The Philippine journal of science . <^^^j% Fig. 2. POMACENTRUS ELONGATUS Seale, sp. noPlate FOUR NEW CULICID/E FROM THE PHILIPPINES. By Chakles S. Bakks. (From the Entomological Section, Biological Laboratory, Bureau of Science, Manila, P. I.) In the course of an investigation of the mosquitoes and other insectsof the town of Taytay, Eizal Province, during the present year, I wasfortunate in being able to obtain full-grown larvse and breed out adultsof two memljers of tl\e genus Cul&x which prove to be new to forms are so different from known ones and so distinct in theirmarkings that their identification is comparatively easy. The> wereboth found breeding under similar conditions and I hope in the nearfuture to be able to work out their entire life histories. During a trip to Benguet in 1907, larvEe were taken from water in thepitcher plant (Nepenthes alata Bl.) and from these there were olitaineda great many adults of a species which also proves to be new. Thisspecies belongs to the genus Wyeoinyia and is thus the first species ofthis genus to be repor
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