Entomological News, Vol. 23: July, 1912 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Excerpt from Entomological News, Vol. 23: July, 1912

Fore and hind lobes of the prothorax pale green, the former tinged with pale brown on the sides. Middle lobe pale brown, a pair of sub median dorsal dots and a larger spot each side pale green.

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Excerpt from Entomological News, Vol. 23: July, 1912

Abdomen brown, darker on segments 3-8, marked with pale yel lowish-green as follows: most of 1; the auricles and two posterior spots, one lateral (the other on 2; a narrow mid-dorsal stripe or line beginning at the anterior end Of each of segments 3-7 but not reaching the hind end Of any of them; a spot on each side in the foremost fourth on 3 or sixth on 4-6 (or Segments 9. And 10 are Of a more reddish-brown than those preceding and bear a greater number Of delicate pale hairs.

Abdomen widest at segment I and again at the articulation of 9 and 10. A tuft of pale hairs on a brown spot at the hind margin of 1 where dorsal and lateral surfaces meet. Auricles on 2 well-devel oped, decidedly projecting, with about eight minute denticles on the posterior margin. Segments 7-9 successively shorter, 10 longer than 8 or 9 but shorter than 7: Hind margin of 9 angularly produced into a mid-dorsal posteriorly-directed process. The hind dorsal margin of 10 is rounded and produced into a small rounded median tubercle which fits between the superior appendages.

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