. Monographs of the Diptera of North America [microform]. Diptera; Insects; Diptères; Insectes. im,fi ORTALIDiEâCER0XY8. 127 feet clay-yellow ; the spot upon the end of the stigmatical cell and the oiiu cuvt-ring the small , in , form a straight cross- baud. Long. Corp. cum terebril ; long. al. Antennae altogether ochre-brownish; third joint distinctly broader than in C. obscuricornU; arista brownish-black. Scutel- luin generally yellowish, with the exception of its middle. Abdominal segments, with the exception of the last one, with very narrow, but very shar
. Monographs of the Diptera of North America [microform]. Diptera; Insects; Diptères; Insectes. im,fi ORTALIDiEâCER0XY8. 127 feet clay-yellow ; the spot upon the end of the stigmatical cell and the oiiu cuvt-ring the small , in , form a straight cross- baud. Long. Corp. cum terebril ; long. al. Antennae altogether ochre-brownish; third joint distinctly broader than in C. obscuricornU; arista brownish-black. Scutel- luin generally yellowish, with the exception of its middle. Abdominal segments, with the exception of the last one, with very narrow, but very sharply limited and conspicuous brown posterior margins. The first segment of the very flattened ovipositor is only moderately long, very broad, and very broadly tnnicate at the end; its coloring and its pollen arc similar to those of the abdomen. Feet clay-yellow; tarsi strongly infus- cated, generally paler towards the basis. The first spot upon tlie wings reaches from the first to the fourth longitudinal vein ; the spot upon the end of the stigmatical cell is more or less completely connected with the spot covering the small cropsvein, forming a straight, almost perpendicular half-erossband; tlie other spots have the ordinary appearance. Hub. Northern Wisconsin River (Kennicott). 3. C. similis n. sp. 9 .â(Tab. VIII, f. 23.) Polline Intescente vestitus, segmentis abdomiualibus po-stiue nigro-litnbatis, alarum macul4 subbasali in fasciam dilatata, maciiI4 stigmatical! et limbo veufe trana- versalis niediie in fasciolam Covered with clay-yellow pollen; the abdominal segments margined with black posteriorly; the spot near the basis of the wing is extended in the shape of a crossband; the one at tlie end of the stigmatical cell forms a half-crossband with the spot covering the small crossvein. Long. corp. % ; 9 cum terebri â, long. al. â First two antennal joints yellow; the third joint is unfortunately lost in all the three specimens which I h
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