. Flies in relation to disease: bloodsucking flies. Flies; Flies as carriers of disease; Diptera. 84 SPECIES OF ANOPHELIN^ [CH. Markings. Wings dark with minute pale interruptions on costa usually only two in number, one at apex and one at junction of subcosta with costa. Sixth vein has two conspicuous dark spots, the scales forming which aggregated. Light spots on upper surface of wing not in all cases reproduced below. Palps. Unhanded or with four narrow pale bands including pale apex. Legs. Knee spots, banded tarsus, and in some cases further ornamentation. Scale structure. Head scales expa
. Flies in relation to disease: bloodsucking flies. Flies; Flies as carriers of disease; Diptera. 84 SPECIES OF ANOPHELIN^ [CH. Markings. Wings dark with minute pale interruptions on costa usually only two in number, one at apex and one at junction of subcosta with costa. Sixth vein has two conspicuous dark spots, the scales forming which aggregated. Light spots on upper surface of wing not in all cases reproduced below. Palps. Unhanded or with four narrow pale bands including pale apex. Legs. Knee spots, banded tarsus, and in some cases further ornamentation. Scale structure. Head scales expanded. Prothoracic tuft present. No scales on mesothorax. May or may not be scales on terminal portion of abdomen. A tuft of scales usually present on ventral surface of penultimate abdominal segment. Wing scales very Fig- 35- Anopheles (Myzorhynchus) harhirostris. (Group 4.) Species. A. barbiroslris. Van der Wulp. A. pseudobarbirostris. Ludlow. A. bancroftii. Giles. A. unibrosus. Theobald. A. albotceniatus. Theobald. A. strachani. Theobald. A. sinensis. Wiedemann. A. sinensis var. indiensis. Theobald. A. pseudopictus. Grassi. A. paludis. Theobald. ^A. paludis var. similis. Theobald. ^A. mauritianus. Grandpre. *A. grabhamii. Theobald. * Cycloleppteron. Theobald. Type species C. ^rafcAamu'. Theobald. {:. 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 Hindle, Edward, 1886-. Cambridge, University Press
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