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Thousand insects of Japan. Additamenta · Text

Pages 201–208

CC0 1.0 · Public domain digitisation (CC0) · approximately 8 min read

eK RRR RON BIN. he Bee SRR SRR SRR Reis Se MSE RRS ER I ROR RN’ Wi SRI rn Se BBN wre | SHn RN = 4 wel BS een ee ee St oe Ke NY Ke SRI RA BMI HE Ri MINER RERS KRY eA RO RE-R ERY 30 4 ao Pipunculus kumamotensis n.

sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 10, 2). Fuscous, densely brownish pruinose. Compound eyes reddish brown, with a golden luster. Face and cheeks white pruinose. Antennae dark fuscous, the second joint and the arista each at the apex fulvous. Thorax nearly bare, on the sides with one or two short grayish hairs, but indistinct. Wings hyaline, with a grayish tinge, stigma pale fulvous, veins fuscous, somewhat iridescent. Halteres fulvous, abdomen concolorous with the thorax, each segment on the hind margin on the sides grayish pruinose, hypopygium conical, with a longitudinal groove. Legs yellowish, femora except both ends fuscous, claws whitish, at the apices black, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—4.5 mm. ; exp. 10.5 mm. Hab. 一 Kiushu (Kumamoto) ; collected by Mr. H.

Kawamura. ~~ § 2010 6 4 :

itis & #4 a0 Tabanus albotibialis Mats. “Dees. SH BE (Tabanidse) eee Mw BRO’ BRR RK AR Re’? OM RW” Bs Ra AD i ROK (881)

Re At He BSR | RKO BRR BER RNG) SR RI SVSKS LVN EN Rill BS MRMR SND SEHR Re RN RRO RON RN BK OR eee Oe A ee ee ma? GRE CW NER NY BRS RO? OM HO DOXA THM BK” MEE 4 as were SA Kal eye RR RR RA Ra ON RRB Ee PR ee my CW NEMO RI RI RVR NSRI TMI en Roe RI RY RNS MK AT RAN AH ONC RASA ARN EK OW RA Bit Roe wien’ BARS BSS ABN IRN RO SR RR RA Re Sim Se ER] PINRE A RIMES KRERRASRRY RYN HARD AR RO’ Tabanus albotibialis n.

sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 11, 2). Black. Face and underside of the head grayish white, with whitish hairs, front and the facial orbit grayish, the callosity not polished, lanceolate, the slender upper portion extending nearly midway to the occiput, no trace of ocellar tubercle. Antennae black, the third joint fuscous, the tooth of this joint being very short, palpi fuscous, with short black and white hairs. Proboscis fuscous, beneath with long black and white hairs. Compound eyes bare, with an aeneous luster. Thorax grayish white pruinose, with few short fulvous hairs, on the pieurae with long fuscous hairs, on the hind margin of the mesonotum with white hairs; scutellum grayish, with whitish hairs, mingling very few fulvous hairs. Humeri brownish. Wings hyaline, with a grayish tinge, stigma and veins fuscous. Calypteres grayish, on the margins fuscous, Halteres brown. Abdomen densely covered with black hairs, the rst, 2nd and 3rd segments each on the sides with whitish hairs, those of the 2nd and 3rd being SSS Sa a (382)

ーー ーーー i-inr 8 the hind margins, the 4th on the hind m & gin with a broad white hair-band, the 5th in the middle at the hind margin with a white hair-patch, Venter grayish white pruinose. Legs black, the tibiae at the basal two thirds pale yellowish white, claws fuscous, at the base fulvous, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—17 mm. ; éxp. 39 mm. Hab.—Honshu (Kyoto) ; collected by Mr. M.

Suzuki, rare. KA dor 59 4Q 24 B+ ct デス (421) Bb at Tabanus bivittatus Mats. Reeves Re BCR O RRNA BANNER BAIR. RnR BRIKAHAC a SO UR A Re OWN BSS Pee BR] BRR RW we RB KD SNE RON KS -OBSNR 4 HRM BREW N DDN RaW Oe Ke OS 4 BARS tte 4 ae Be oy ARS’ PK EN a | EN NAA RRR Bre Bey 6 wow we nw ESI ROW NM’ WES RRR YR wR RMR ADA Kem ee BRR S PRE SRR RHR’ OR RAR PR ES RS He Bey Bn wa Ke RR QV Sn me RI ROR ISL SS MRR RN RISES, VS 1 Wee Re REI RM RY’ Bi we’ BAH BS, RERYESH I PRERB\ BRK eR RARE KER RS Rie SER RR BIRR SERRE BRN Kw 2 ROR HS (383)

Tabanus bivittatus n.

sp.

(Pl. XXII, Fig. 12, 2).

Black, densely grayish pruinose. Ocellar triangle fulvous, 2 frontal spots polished, the anterior one being roundish, the posterior one narrower. Face grayish yellow, with white hairs. Antennae orange yellow, the first joint with short black hairs, the tooth of the 3rd joint moderately high, Palpi pale yellowish, with short black hairs, mingling some short pale yellowish hairs, proboscis fuscous, above being fulvous, Compound eyes fulvous, in the middle with a narrow fuscous band, which ending somewhat in the middle. Thorax with short pale yellowish and black hairs, on the pleurae with grayish white hairs, humeri at the hind margins and stigmata fulvous. Wings hyaline, with a grayish tinge, veins and stigma pale fulvous, Calypteres grayish yellow, halteres pale fulvous, Abdomen densely grayish white pruinose, with short pale yellowish hairs, in the middle with 2 fuscous stripes, the 1st and 2nd segments on the sides each with a fulvous spot, each segment except the Ist, at the hind margin narrowly, as well as the connexivum, fulvous. Legs yellow, the coxae, the apices of the tibiae and the tarsi of the anterior legs, as well as the basal parts of the last two femora, fuscous ; claws yellow, at the apices black, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—13.5 mm.

; exp. 27 mm.

Hab.—Honshu (Kyoto) ; collected by Mr.

M.

Suzuki, quite rare. ( そ ) Se Se eties (422) g XR Chrysops dispar F.

Rgsiree ue we Bi tO RWA Hel BSC RR VERE Eos ees eS RR Bille (388)

ON eee BR ATTA RAK NA (RBI NER SEG we ON. Re Be, SEXY Aen § Go’ RAA\ KBR Ri WR SRR ER\ Ke | RARER I MRK DL ee’ BA Kal PRR BR we RBA RHE RIK AL RY RIGA WSU RLU RAN IARI SH IN ZEAE ROVRWA’ BBXY AREER ap sky mae 4 MEARS RC He) QAI Ey Mh) S EER RE HAE ON 4 OY Reise | PRVER I He | MA we RN HEX SES RAAT a. Bed’ Se BRA ES BQ. aR BSS eR Ae ee — BH a (fim) eS BERRI IS @ oy KX BRATS Chrysops suavis Loew. \ KK AM DNR RY? gy — BD h 4) Drv H 4 4 Rit of — (423) # aa Chrysops nigricornis Mats. Beeyveah Ee Ce BARRY RV RR KIOSK RE RA RRR Keen RN BS ED WD INDRA’ Ri, eR ON RY SE PR NR ea RRO” BRN EE I BRA RY NHK BHR (RW Ro’ Ba. Ke’ BWR Ki RMav SRR + RR eK’ ROR BS C385)

PRO te eee RAR WR BRAY EARN | KR RE BPR SRR AD HER Ee’ eR , are Wie. aa RM | RY RIS\NESSRYES\ RI RRR ION SSRN EKIA MNWRRR A HN Roe Ba ANA BRR] Nee” BSN RS Re’ Rl wi we PHI RMN | RRA Bi ee’ BENNER RN’ RA Re BR I RHR BRYA RA SKSR I DANA RE RK’ と 2S 4 9 の の Bites © wa (424) g 82 Hirmoneura orientalis Licht. Mas eH SH te Ra (Hirmoneuridae) S24 HRW NRK Bet we’ RANBIR” RNS Rsv i en Granr en math’ RHC RNMSmAK HRA ARR O’ WN EK IBRRN | KARA OSM» SEM 6 Wu A SNM’ Ko BE RMI a NB De BURA NRYK Ae PRR LDH RG GER REN ewe PAN | RRR KO’ PRB Bes Kem NRA” eS WILK BI MMR Ee hE K RW RK Be RNR BR By’ BRAG Hi | BRS RAN Ae PRR RAR INKS RE-KE ARE’ (886)

RehYVeah KEBERHEBHE SaoeeS En’ BS. wae Riles +s ee Wo’ RS Siem BA’ やうらでででSS55く ペン (425) g SG Biomyioides cyaneus Mats. 1 tn? BAI ea\ BWARA’ \ fA mA PDD A wD? Wei Bina # | Mea BN’ とっ Rts oF — (Tachininae) NES! | BWR Ce BEN BW. eR BRIN KWOK’ RRA’ OR 1M SEN 4 Re RAN RW Ro” KANE Mil XY RA wv & MC BWRARO KK RAGE Fone SEY HER ER SRR oe’ & GQ RRNE MAE CRRA Re BR’ S\ RMA (Ban RN’ REAR BR KAo BRI PIR RS’ RHR PR RSR I Mea RRS — Hh EE BY” Biomyioides cyaneus n.

sp. (Pl. XXII, Fig. 16, 2). Blue or bluish green. arista with the plumose hairs brown. Head orange yellow, vertex and front somewhat deeper in color. Proboscis long, fuscous, palpi yellow, with short black hairs. Antennae orange yellow, the Thorax blue, at the humerus greenish, at the anterior margin somewhat grayish pruinose, in the middle with 2 narrow greenish stripes, which reaching only to the suture. white, posterior ones at the margin being tuscous. し ーーーーー| ae Rta MSs Wings subhyaline, infuscated, costa and veins black, veins being lined with fuscous。 Halteres brown. Calypteres Abdomen greenish, in a certain light bluish, the 2nd C387)

HR mt Hs BEE 00000090. ws segment somewhat grayish pruinose, at the hind margin of each segment bluish. Legs black, femora bluish or greenish, pulvilli grayish yellow. Length—18 mm. ; exp. 33 mm. Hab.—Formosa (Horisha) ; not rare. Biomyioides n.

g.

Much resembles to Biomyia Rondani, but differ from the latter as follows :

Large metallic blue or greenish flies, Face very broad, nearly one and one half as wide as the compound eyes, in the middle with a high longitudiual keel, which is somewhat longer than the antennae, being broadest in the middle and narrower towards the base. Proboscis beyond the articulation somewhat shorter than the hight of the head, palpi slender, long and at the apices clavate. Other characters just similar to those of Biomyia. Type—Liomyioides cyaneus Mats. —_ a6 5 Buti S 中 ~~ ペン oO 6 a Nwee BOB g 42 Bombyliomyia apicalis Mats. Ree yee REE HUES a, sea DON DN REM BN BRE a’ o>) Rim | SCR HER ID AP INE DRABRAD RON BWRY AWN WOW Ke RB BXY RR RAVER x DORADA ODSYIHK ON) ERs anBrA’ SE. Bie’ KEI BRR IBK »’ HON RW NRA’ (BERB’ Bs 4 (RRM RAK Ber Resn ml’ SRIKAYKPN と \らぢ ] (388)

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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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