. The Canadian entomologist. Insects; Entomology. 74 THE CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST. The mesal lobes are the largest, and are parallel, widely separated, broadly notched once on both outer and inner sides, with ends rounded, and slightly nariowed at the base, 10-12 /x broad by 12-14 Z^- long. The lobes of the second pair are small, entire or slightly notched on outer side. Incisions are wanting. The plates are slightly shorter than the mesal lobes, and are situated as follows : Two between mesal lobes, two be- tween first and second lobes, 6-8 laterad of second lobe. The inter- lobular plates and t
. The Canadian entomologist. Insects; Entomology. 74 THE CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST. The mesal lobes are the largest, and are parallel, widely separated, broadly notched once on both outer and inner sides, with ends rounded, and slightly nariowed at the base, 10-12 /x broad by 12-14 Z^- long. The lobes of the second pair are small, entire or slightly notched on outer side. Incisions are wanting. The plates are slightly shorter than the mesal lobes, and are situated as follows : Two between mesal lobes, two be- tween first and second lobes, 6-8 laterad of second lobe. The inter- lobular plates and the first three laterad of the second lobe are deeply and similarly branched; the remainder are simple or irregularly branched. The spines are small, shorter than the lobes. On the dorsal surface they are situated as follows : One at the outer part of the base of the mesal lobes, one at the base of the second lobe, one just beyond third plate laterad of second lobe, one just beyond fringe, and one at the anterior margin of the pygidium. Spines on the ventral surface are similarly situated ; wanting at the mesal lobes. The spin?ie?-ets 2ivt in four groups ; anterior laterals 9-12, posterior laterals 6-8. The anus is midway between the mesal lobes and the. Fig. lo.—Aspidioliis pseudospinosus—Pygidium and Anal Fringe. posterior lateral spinnerets, or about 50 /x from the mesal lobes. The vaginal opetiifig is between the posterior lateral spinnerets. The pores are in three rows on either side of pygidium. Dorsal tubular spinnerets are numerous, elongated, about 15-20 on either side of pygidium. The body of the insect is fringed at the sides with small spines. Habitat.—On Cranberry. Collected by J. B. Smith in 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 Entomological Society of Canada (1863-1871);
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