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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 137–144

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sp. (Pl. XX, Fig. 11, @). Proboscis at the base and cheeks with white hairs, the former at the apex with short fulvous hairs, BRR ANE RIAN MPN RN 1.

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— Legs black, with black and white hairs ; claws black, pulvilli dirty yellow. Langth—13 mm.; exp. 24 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido (Sapporo) ; common. Much resembles to Z.

Komzurae Mats., but the latter lacks the central vitta ot the thorax. Bsn 5284 Rites <o #h 40 Laphria Isshikii Mats. Reine Cea auc rte daly eam Bet Ko ERK) Of EW ee By Be em og ロ S\MR XY By oa oo BRN RBI RN RN A SER CREW DY Bes BEAR’ OR NN 11 A BER MARWAN PH A Ree Ce SOV EK IA DOAN WN of RRRN R11 RAN ROR RAS Een Re RAN +R ORB eR POR RR WS BR mA DNB Hele. MB i HA Mo Hpae MB, ad Ag) mee Ne ORES) 4 BRAN OK CT RNR NER) Ek BRAN ROKR RAD NA ORR SANT SN EK (mR BRAN GN AY 4 BE BED Bm RO” (BR mee 4 RR” Ke. wae By NA ER Rieke GUC a ecw Beit BA) DR AX Ha nKRY AHN HA’ RE— KARE be Sy’ Rak eee (sr9)

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sp. (PL XX, Fig. 12, 9). Brown, covered with dense short golden yellowish hairs. Hairs of the head and mystax black, mingling afew yellowish hairs. Proboscis at the base and cheeks yellowish pubescented, the former at the apex with short fulvous hairs, Palpi black pubescented, Antennae fuscous, the first two joints with black and fulvous hairs. Humerus yellowish gray pruinose, thorax in the disk with a few erect black hairs, scutellum on the hind margin with a series of long yellowish bristles. HHalteres fulvous. Abdomen somewhat narrower than the thorax, towards the apex hairs sparser, the fifth and sixth segments bluish, hypopyg-um black, black pubescented, the lower plate at the apex with a long conical browinsh projection, being fulvous pubescented, the upper plate above conically excavated. Legs black, with black and yellowish hairs, claws DMSO at the bases fulvous, pulvilli dirty yellow. In the female hairs mostly fuscous. Length—18-19 mm. ; exp, 33-360 mm, Hab.—-Houshu (Mount Koya in the Prov. Kii) ; not rare. CS yess gil+es & (369) @ an Laphria Ogumae Mats. mus ovy ee Mak @.

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Carre XE (OBR ERNE EMV RI Ri RRHSREK NSS KI NBR eA HN CC mie — KR A A)? と SL oouweINROISH Ri}+ Bs © g a2 Dasypogon purpuripenne Mats. Meeiveh ear gi x miner my 4 BEG mk Co BR A IW ON ONAN RBC DON HRY SIRO BRIG RMR S (MRR Y BSI KROHN Ri We RI MHRY ERE (QE Bele BV RESHE Im aRB SKIN Bie FOR Be Be te @ ARC ANEMONE LY HOSE Re BIKA HN Aes SNM AT RB AR \m Wn ok) PHBRYR\ SS RR ISK Nima | RVSERAARRRRM SR VEX RS RAT Be TNH ADT ND WARREN BRA BRIT RS HN 8” Hi aR WN BK BRYA BS) Pe RRS I Ne eae Ae NHKAREBRAR ERO’ a PROD RiP Fe BR bm ER we STR RR f BR NN BR I RN NI Re Ba NR (321)

Bem ta RE Hh EE BH a” Dasypogon purpuripenne n.

sp. (Pl. XX, Fig. 14, 2). Fuscous. Head black pubescented, face with pale yellowish hairs. Proboscis at the extreme apex fulvous, at the base and on the cheeks pale yellowish pubescented, tempora and occiput with black hairs. Antennae black, the first 2 joints with black hairs. Thorax short black pubescented, in the middle with 2 longitudinal grayish stripes, humeri and pleurae grayish yellow pruinose. Wings subhyaline, somewhat infuscated, the second basal cell and the middle part being hyaline, in a certain light reflecting a beautiful purple, veins fuscous. Halteres fuscous, the stem3 fulvous. Abdomen black, with a purple luster, short black pubescented, on the sides with long white hairs, hypopygium with long black hairs. The upper genital plate of the male on each side inflated in an oval form and each sending backwards along fuscous hook-like projection, the lower plate broad, nearly quadrate, with fulvous hairs. Legs black, with white and black hairs, tibiae mingling some short fulvous hairs. Length—22.5 mm., exp. 36 mm. Hab.—Formosa (Horisha) ; collected by the author. と こっ ~— BRA MUHINR DI SW gi} +es Bh AU Dasypogon takasagense Mats. Reeve GRRE pees a cena ee” BS | 対 因 人 GOS ANB Bai Rave BERK MPO Ro RIS I Ns BN Ke BNR RR! BB El eS ee aul a ($22)

Ue ee ee ea 上 号 1 SE eee 4 WOR BW A oS 4 RE mm oe + RN Hg) mm EN’ Jax ne’ ER SHR Rei eee PP en ee ar eee BR AG RX ER AC See RUN RRR AW. ee Die we ERD ARM N BSB Ree ee pw a Gk Ce HA I 4 aE MA a BA KR AREA KK suk eo RE UK | PCR RAM SRA IHR YA, HAHA REARWA NK? i >» fil} jv =e o* a 4s) ゃ Dasypogon takasagense n.

sp. (Pl. XX, Fig. 15, 2). Pale fulvous. Head golden yellow, with the concolorus hairs. Proboscis fuscous, at the extreme apex fulvous, at the apex and base, as well as on the palpi golden pubescented. Antennae pale fulvous, with black, hairs, those of the third joint being provided only on its back. cellar region fuscous and black pubescented. Thorax golden pruinose, mesonotuum with 4 longitudinal grayish stripes, the middle 2 shorter, while 2 lateral ones nearly reaching to the hind margin, short black pubescented, on each side above the wing-insertion with a row of black bristles. Scutellum with 2 or 3 transverse furrows and few black bristles. Wings hyaline, basal half, except the hind margin, pale fulvous, veins fulvous, Halteres pale fulvous, Abdomen nearly as broad as the thorax, short black and yellow pubescented, those of the sides being yellow, the fourth segment on both margins, as well as the filth and sixth black, the 7th and 8th yellowish pubescented. Venter yellow, on the sides infuscated. Legs pale fulvous, with black and yellowish hairs, bristles mostly black, apical spur of the anterior tibia on the apical half black, claws black, at the bases fulvous, Length—24 mm. ; exp. 48 mm. Hab.—Houshu (Takasago in the Prov. Harima) ; not rare. ROK He BS

RM Kt HS (372) mob OGI SR OID Ril+es o g Am Dasypogon sapporense Mats. Reeve aR ay BEARS I WW Kw ween oe OW. RO OS FRR RB HER YSIS elm Wo? Rar .

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sp. (PL XX, fig. 16, 6) Dark fuscous. Head golden pruinose, with the concolorous hairs, mystax pale yellowish, proboscis pitchy brown, at the apex and base golden pubescented, palpi with yellowish and fuscous hairs. Thorax golden pruinose, with black hairs and bristles, in the middle with 2 longitudinal grayish yellow stripes, scutellum grayish yellow pruinose. Wings hyaline, with a ee ee ee = (324)

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Attribution. Matsumura, Shōnen (1919). Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta. Digitised text released under CC0 1.0 via Zenodo (10.5281/zenodo.16659268). CC0 1.0. Original source ↗. Text extracted from the digitised PDF without changes to wording; page images, figures and plates are not reproduced. OCR errors in the source scan may remain.

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