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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 185–192

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eS SSS OO aooananaouauauQn0”aeeee ee S———s—s—s—ess—s————eee——s—s—s—=— ) densely covered with golden hairs, pleurae and sternum with silvery white hairs, Scutellum with 2 tooth like pale fulvous projections. Wings hyaline, with a pale fulvous tinge, the anterior strong veins fulvous, those of the hind margin being mostly paler. Halteres yellow. Abdomen nearly round, the second, third and fourth segments on each side with a spot of golden hairs, the hind margins of the second, third (narrowly) and fourth (broadly) with golden hairs, the fifth entirely covered with golden hairs and at the hind margin pale fulvous venter with silvery white hairs. Legs black, with fulvous hairs, tarsi browaish, metatarsus except the apex being fulvous. Claws and pulvilli pale fulvous, the former at the apices fuscous. Length—10.5 mm. ; exp. 21 mm. Hab.—Honshu (Harima) ; collected in the latter part of May by Mr. S, Hirayama. (406) BO DOH 1 0 4 a at Ephippium bilineatum MeeVee Ree cata’ Km RW nan’ BBs 4 Hy). wR OR. KER SB W SE \ He 4 4 A Bide no Ree PK る SVR Me Hee K BV RRSKRIRE ERAN KAY AH mf Zl) どう コ ak ig)” ATR 7 + “2 HEIR A’ 18g REV mM4iK-RRAIRKENRRAE ne ne af)” a Wis 4 RR’ 1 ON HA on § REWARD? Hel | | 画 (27) Ww’ Sw BE Dd mh EB 4 WH RAW’ RA Re? ek te’ と の om Bee ge’ |] Soe eX ES | BH Ym ER ON’ wR RA Six gl’ aE 4 wR om ER A’ ms) RMN Rim an) Sie Sis ES | oe | RN a eee rs { 865 ル

RO RL RS (407) gs pe? me) NR Dy PE)? BR | Se Rae ey oe 1 4 BE HY | nn? SERA >| mA wae Bs My mn Bax AM 20 fon (S Ae eS S/ Bie YEN ce $2 — 4 att GR)” eee Resi. ah RE iN we ta eRe RA RB &RE-#KE 4 TR’ QMS Q 2S 4 Rit | ag gi, an Acanthinoides albopilosus Mats SNK AMAA Kn K TRB’ Bs Se wes A eSSee So RKB Kelvyn RKB KRM RE PBN R eR RAR KAKI NOH’ RI 4 HR AWS DAA MN Re KENI KE fm nee fh ER 4 a NS} REHEAT ERAS OH OD eR OD” DANKA RR\ RAR RINS\ ESI as | WR 中 eR Ren oe WN AN Rei Tea, eww’ NRE S we Se OK 4 ORO Be 4 OS WEN NIE OS RN KR PR PND’ om Oe BRE 4A SN SRR’ PRC MSi nwa Bi mgwWro’ oS 4 my ‘$e Be \ EK OO ~~ ‘ fap と 人 a se AE’ SEGUE 4 BR mewW-+-KOvnmWe Ranvllmi i & (7 mse | 4 Re tH R RAHM’ OWS a2 uk 1] Ke ta Rog (se8)

Acanthinoides albopilosus n.

sp.

(Pl. XXI, Fig. 28, 4).

& Black, densely covered with short whitish hairs, Head nearly pandulate, face with white hairs; antennae brownish, the third joint finely granulated, the arista at the base yellowish ; proboscis fulvous, palpi fuscous. Compound eyes with brown hairs. Thorax nearly oval, with erect brown and decumbent white hairs, finely punctulated. Scutellum w th long grayish hairs, at the apices mostly whitish, with 4 brown spinous projections, which at the apices being fulvous. Wings hyaline, with a fuscous shade, near the apex witha large and in the middle of the costal margin with a small fuscous spot, near the hind margin in the middle somewhat deeper in cclor, veins fuscous. Halteres pale yellowish. Abdomen densely punctulated, broader than the length, oval, the first 2 segments with velvety whitc hairs, on each side of the third with a white spot of silky hairs, the fourth and fifth with some brownish and whitish hairs. Hypopygium small, brown, with pale yellowish hairs. Legs black, with white hairs, the apices of'the femora and tibiae, as well as the tarsi fulyous, claws fulvous, at the apices fuscous, pulvilli pale yellowish. ; Length—7,5 mm.

; exp. 15 mm.

Hab. 一 -Formosa (Tainan) ; collected by Mr.

M.

Ishida. Acanthinoides n.

gr.

Near Acanthina Wied. Antennae situated near the middle of the head in profil, 3 joints nearly of the same length, the third joint composed of some indistinct subjoints, the terminal arita much longer than all the antennal joints taken together, proboscis short, palpi small, the terminal joint longer, somewhat oblong in form. In the male holoptic, compound eyes bare or pubescented. Scutellum at the hind margin with 4 spines. Abdomen broader than the length, transversely oval, with 5 visible segments. Wings as long as, or longer than the whole body, 3 posterior veins, all arising from the discal cell. 6 Type—Acanthinoides basalis Mats. Ro oe eS (367)

HO RY He Se csss) BGO GH HOH RUN+IBS & g, a2 Acanthinoides basalis Mats. REsivege <ee ey. BE ee BE SR dH RN” Be. wee RI SXY* ERI SR Ass We nes SBS A 堕 mee ae eee WA nee Ke Bes ;E RMA RRIMAITBwS Pr HAHA” BE VRP RAR ARWR OO RRS RSC RR RE OR A B’ RHA E we’ BRA S11 RRR PIRI KAN BR PREM BEAR RAB wear EMH’ SHER OWE BANU RON HN aK HRB BR TERED > Noho? Bi kel’ BSR BS VERRY Bee is wiynee te ik ge 4 eee Be 1 RE PIN Gel rene 2 im) 2H GRESERTAL Pm KR LRAAR IP PHN RAD DN 8 =P. ーー i.

ReE-TEM Acanthinodes basalis n.

sp. (Pl. XXI, Fig. 29, ?

) Black, with erect black and decumbent testaceous hairs, finely punctulated. Antennae fulvous, the first joint and the arista fuscous, Proboscis fulvous, palpi fuscous, at the apices fulvous. Compound eyes bare. Thorax finely punctulated, towards the hind margin of the mesonotum becoming denser and with long decumbent testaceous hairs. Scutellum finely punctulated and granulated, with 4 fuscous spines, which being fulvous at the apices. Wings hyaline, at the basal half fuscous, at eeーーーーーーーーーニーーーーーー-

oe Se ee the costa yellowish, veins pale fulvous, Halteres brownish. bent grayish hairs. Genital organs of both sex small and pale fulvous. as well as the tarsi pale fulvous ; claws at the apices fuscous。 Length—6 mm. ; exp. 15 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido, Honshu’; not rare. at ty @ Dh 0 1 4 Ri|+ | 画 (409) gh a2 Beris jezoensis Mats. Rosy. eh RHE cere Kan Rim RN RS 4 is Re th see NRE BSUS BARBARA’ REE we Bw’ Feb eR H+ Es wk BR’ Whi # KHER V NSS Ri komen en’ oS 6 wel SERA Ee ee ose ah Penne Ee dere a GRA KHON BERN Co RENN GNI BR A RO ceree WHEN HE RH SV HER YER) PE wo Ske Xe 4 oO Se\ Ks Abdomen finely punctulated, the last three segments with decum- Legs black, apices of the femora, both ends of the tibiae, へ eo ot — Ve Wile RERE\ AH IER 1 oy BE BLEREN\ KER a2 uk (369)

に Hem Kt ee = Beris jezoensis n.

sp. (PI. XXI, Fig. 30, 2). Dark green, thorax golden green, with long \scous and short grayish hairs. Antennae fuscous, the second joint at the apex and the third at the base fulvous. Face grayish pruinose. Proboscis yellowish, palpi fuscous, compound eyes with short brownish hairs. Thorax ina certain light reflecting a bluish tinge, pleurae and sternum with long grayish hairs. Scutellum with 4 (2)—6 (2) long fulvous spines, each at the base greenish. HIalteres pale yellowish. Abdomen narrow, as broad as the thorax, with long grayish white hairs ; genital organ orange yellow. Legs brownish, the first 4 femora at the apices and tibiae at the bases, the hind tibia at the base and the first metatarsus, pale yellowish ; claws and pulvilli pale yellowish, the former at the apices fuscous. Length—6,6 mm. ; exp. 9,5—10,5 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido (Sapporo); common in meadow. 2 WMO 1 04 RITES © gh at Allognosta sapporensis Mats. mBgeyvae Kae auc gial’ BRE. RS a my .

Xo ok HRY On Re BRS. oed’ BER BSNS Be) SER ER IN MR RRR OS (RO Be RADY BRA RW BS ei mEREN ES PGR One PHaas NBER CRB i ka Be , ary? ISA ABS) ESE 4 BMI GES nN BREW mC WE NIE A Oh ak” HERE RNA ran Sha’ BSR 2H 2S\RE BS HERR | BSE ee a (370)

Oe] Ye REE ee ica _ Allognosta sapporensis n.

sp. (PL XXH, Fig. 1, る ) Black. Compound eyes coppery brown. Face with white and fuscous hairs, grayish white pruinose, facial orbit whitish. Antennae and palpi black, the basal part of the third joint of antennae fulvous, proboscis brownish. Thorax shining, with fuscous hairs. Scutellum without any projection. Wings subhyaline, with a fuscous tinge. Halteres brownish, at the stem dirty yellow. Abdomen brown, at the margins narrowly black, with few black hairs, on the basal sides whitish pubescented. Genital organ small and round. Legs fuscous, trochanter, the apices of the femora, the bases of the tibiae, as well as the metatarsi, dirty yellow. Length—5 mm. ; exp, 8 mm. Hab.—Hokkaido (Sapporo) ; common. — (+) 2 LORMABOH Sitieo = gt at Ptecticus aurifer Wk. Beso, KEE go § ame RO A te A OR Be we HR RA ONRY CBIR A slashes ns eens LM \ |W BXnRe’ SOV\BRVAV BREW man’ 4 wR’ Sw HS NN 1 1 we PRB Re Bei Re Sin 4 Se yoeRex セ Tt ノビ -» faa BE ‘A テ 長 レス ゃ ft 節 BE 色 I Tha if 毛 HE Qt te BS (371)

Rink ys No SWE RW’ BRI PHI PWR ROKR IER NPAB BRAY eo VED WK AH ~ VRAD BIN K’ Ri—KE BR’ RZ” WB RR Bm BRDN 0% StS oF — (412) gt a2 Rhaphiocera hakiensis Mats. Reeves Kee eck el BREN ewe RAL RR ee’ Bvt | OSA Bei Ra’ OAs mel Kaelin ok (’ Bit KOWKR a’ SH) BSO\ Ren ew me BaevilesX Be 、 | S¥N 1 RKB ERR Srv KE. REINS HP SKnNHRANRRI BW’ REE NEV IBN REBAR’ BWR ADA 1 + か Sn BY RREVSHaI ma Bam Kw. Ko ER wee (ka GO we’ Rel ee’ Be-Lew fa HR Ril’ RMNRY RASS HWRIEB IK’) RAI RB KE Re’ He le. ee SiR SO KB ee? IR’ RRR BC RSRKARIE INK? :

RE AR RK RK) (372)

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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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