"lo lWdththe Author's Cornfl,'iments.
Fnou REc. CANT.Mus., VoL. III., pp. 459-467

l9ru Aucusr, 1932.

from
Newor LittleKnownTipulidae(OrderDiptera)
NewZealand
PartII.
U.S.A.
By CharlesP. Alexander, Amherst, IWassachusetts,

CHRISTCHURCH,N.Z.
'

PrrrttDEy rne Csntsrcgun,cE Pnnss CoxprnY Lurrto;

TIPULIDAEFROM
NE\ryOR I.,ITTI,,E.KNOWN
NE\\' ZE,ALAND(ORDERDIPTERA)
P.rnr II.
LT.S.A.
R5zCn-rnrns P. Are x.rxDIiR,Amherst, Massachusetts,
The very interesting Tipulidae discussedin this report werecollectedb-vmy friends, Messrs.James\\I. Campbell and Andr6 L.
Tonnoir, chiefly in the South Island. The Tonnoir material ispreservedin the CanterburSr\fuseltm, the Campbell collectionsin
the c'abinet of the present u'riter. I am \:erv greatly indebted tothe abo\re-lnentionedentomologistsfor the opportunitv of studlrin.(
frrrther the vastlv rich crane-flv{arrnacf Neu' Zea\arid.

(Aurotipula)orion(Hudson).
Macromastix
1895; Tiltula orion,Hud.sonTruts. I'{eie,Zealan,dIn'st., 27 : 291.
One male, Mount Arthur, Nelson, New Zealand,elnergedfronr
pupa, .fanuary Znd, 1922(A. I.. Tonnoir).
The following notes are supplementary to those previouslv
given b1' Edrvardsand Hudson.
Nasus black. Antennae with the basal segment orange, therernainder black ; basal five flagellar segmentsgradually lengthening, the remainder \zerv slender, r,vith more conspicuousverticils.
Ycrtex rvith a lirrear dark line. Mesonotalpraescutumwith threetlistinc't dark lrrou'n stripes ; scutal markings present,especiallythenntero-lateral area. Remainder of mesonotum and the pleuraimmaculate orange. Halteres brorvnish black, the base of stem
narrowly orange. Wings rvith the veins darkened as describedb1'
u'ith the addition of R' and Rr f u. \renation : Cell M'
Eclr,vards,
to very short-petiolate. kgs black, the fore femora rviths€r5sile
basal thircl obscureyellow ; all tibiae longer.than their respective
basitarsi. Abdomenrvith the dorso-medianstripe broken into spots
on tergite one and the basal ring of tergite two, a little rvider on
tergites five and six ; lateral margins of tergites darkened.
Pu,ha; Pupal skin rvith the breathing-horns(FiS. 3) short andclavate, dark ferruginous, the tips blackened, highly polished.
\[esonotum transverselvstriolate. Sheathsof all legsending about
on a common level. Sternitesn'ith the broad posterior ring armedu'ith a transverse ro\v of acutely pointed red spines,the rows moreor less interrupted ; a longer, more acute spine near the lateral
margin of the posterior ring of the sternite, placed just mesad andslightly cephaladof the lateral spine. Lateral spines,one on each
ring, the posterior larger. Tergites with a transversearmature ofspines-that is, much as on the sternites, the rows continuous
medially, rvidely internrpted laterally, rvith two small isolated
spines lying mesad of the lateral spine. Armature of the genital
sheathsas shou'nin the fig;ures(Figs, 1 and 2).

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sp.n.
Harrisomyia
terebrella
C'eneralcoloration of thorax reddish brown ; rvings rvith a"faint bror,vntinge ; R. *: *+ shorter than anterior branch of Rs,'
rn-cu,beyond midlength of cell I st II=.
Female.-L:ngth about -1.2mm.; u'ing, 5.3rnm.
Rostrum short, brownish testaceous; palpi short, dark brorvn.
'\ntennae dark brown, the basal segmentof scapeand the terminal
llagellarsegmentssomewhatpaler ; basalthree segmentsof fugellum
subglabrous,rvithout verticils on lor,verface ; fourth segment subcylind.rical, the lower face bulging and without verticils ; remaining
segmentscylindrical, u'ith long conspicrlorlsverticils on both therlpper and lower faces. Head triangular in outline, ltarro'uvedbehind, pale brorvnishtestaceous.
Pronotum dark brown. Nlesonotumreddish brown, somewhat
shiny, the median area of the praescutum slightly darker. Pleura
brownish yellow. Halteres pale, the knobs u'eakly darkened.
Legs rvith the coxae and trochanters brolvnish -vellow; femora
brownish vellorv, u'ith conspicuousbrown setae; tibae and tarsi
brownish testaceous,the tips of the tibae and basal segmentsof
tarsi indistinctly darkened. Wings (FiS. 4) with a faint brownish
tinge, the costal region more yellorvish; vrins dark brolvn, thosrr
in the costalregion, together rvith vein Cu, more yellowish. Vena.
tion : Sc relatively short Sc' ending about oppositethree-fourthsthe
length of Rs, Scza little more than its orvn length from the tip ;Rr*t*+ a little shorter than the anterior branch of Rs (Rr+r plusRr) ; R' * z one-h&lflonger than the very faintly indicated Rz, theIatter approximately twice as long as R, * s , inner ends o{ cells R+,
Rs and lst M" in oblique alignment ; ceIl lst X,[" small, the outerend more or less pointed i rn short to obliterated ; rn-cxtat near
three-fourths the length of the lower face of cell lsl Mz. Nlacroconfi.nedto thetrichia of veins more restricted than in bicus/>idata,
outer ends of veins M and Znd A.
Abdomen dark brown, the basal sternites paler; genital
segment obscure yellow. Ovipositor (FiS. 5) rvith the valves
entirely fleshy, the tergal lobes separatedfrom one another by a
U-shaped notch, each lobe with the caudal-lateral angle further
prolongedinto a slenderfleshy lobe that terminatesin a stout seta.
Habitat.-New Zealand (South Island).
Holotype, 9, Nelson,November6th, lg23 (A. L. Tonnoir).
Harrisomyia terebrellais \,€ry closely related to the genotype,
H. bicuspidataAlexander, differing especiallyin the largercell Rs,
longer anterior branch of Rs, and the distal position of rn-cLt,.The
structure of the ovipostor is very peculiar, and furnishesadditional
charactersfor the definition of the genus.

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461

sP.n.
Metalimnophila
Palmata
Antennae elongate,brorvnishblack throughout ; femora vellow,
the tips extensit'.iv d.arker, more broadly so in the male ; malehypopyglum rvith itte basistyle on mesal face near- apeT, with armin d-arkenecllobe that terminates in four or five fingerJike
lobules ; ouler d.ististylecultriform, stout, nearly straight, the apex
simple, acute.
Nfale.-Length about 5.5mm. ; rving, 6.3-6.5mm.; antetlna,
about 3.8mm.
Female.-Length about 6.5mm. ; wing, 7.5mm.
Rostrum and patpi dark brown. Antennae relatively elongate,
br<lwnish black throughout ; flagellar segments long-cylindrical.
Head,dark brorvnish grey, the anteiior vertex with a more yellorvish
pollen, usuallv r-ariegateclrvith a darker spot.
Pronotum dark brou'u. Mesonotal praescutum dark brown,
usually without rvell-clefinedmarkings, in casesrvith three slightly
d,arkeistripes ; remainder of mesonotumdark brorvn, grgy pruinose,
most hear,'ily so on postnotum. Pleura brown, sparsely pr}inose,
the d.orsalpleurites i tittte d.arker, but not forming a_rvell-definecl
dorsal stripe, as is comrnon in the genus. Halteres-pale,the knobs
u'eakly iniuscated. Legs rvith the coxae and trochanters yellow ;femori bror,vn,the base! extensively paler ; tibiae brown, the tips
narrowly blackened ; tarsi brorvnish black, the proximal portionsof the basitarsi somelvhatpaler ; in the female,the femora are more
extensively yellorv, the tips infuscated. \\'ings tinged YtJh.brown,
the costai iegion slightly darker ; stigmzt oval, gre]'i+ -brorvtl ;veins d,arkbrdrvn. Venaiion : Sc' ending shortly beyond the cord,
Sc, longer, near extreme tip of Sc, ; cell II' a trifle shorter than its
petiole I m-cu at or shortly before midlength of cell 1st M 'Abdomen brorvnish black, the hypopygium yellow ; sternites
slightlSrpaler, more so in female. Nlale liypopygio* rvith the basistiles reiativelv short, the apex on ventro-mesalface PJlduce^dinto
trio small lobes, onc of u'hich is darkened and extended into four orlive slend.er,finger-like lobes, each of u,hich is tipped witl a stout
seta. Outer diltistyte cultriform, stout and nearly straight, theapex simple ; inner margin of style nearly straight, the outer margineirenly ctrrved to the acute apex, the margin-with several longpo*.ifol setae ; inner dististyl6 rvith the apical ^ third narrowed,
in. apex with a single stout seta. Armature of genital chamberc,onsisiingof about fr"e porverful black spines on either side.
Habitat.-Nerv Zealand (South Island).
Holotype, ,1, Cass,Canterbur)', altitude 1,850 feet, February,1925 (A. L. Tonnoir).
Allotopotype, Q.
Paratopoiyp.t, 1-1d9,February 18th, 1925 (A. L. Tonnoir).

462.\Lt,X.\NDER

In its h1popygial characters,Xt etalinrnophil,apa,lmataresembles
tr'[.-greygn;isAlexander in the darkened,branbhediobe near the apexof mesal face of basistyle,clifferingin the structure of this lobe ancl
the simple cultriform outer distis{vte.

Zelandomyia
atridoruurt
sp.n:
Head and thoracic dorsum shiny black , pleura not pruinose;^abd.omenhalterespa]e throughout ; wings u'ith cellMi *ry small ;black, the hypopygiqm obscureyellow ; male hypopygium rvith the"
gonapophysesstrongly curved, the long tips acute.
Male.-Length, about -t.Smm.; r,ving,S.Smm.
Rostrum .uttdpalpi dark brou'n. Antennae uniformly- brou'n,the verticils of moderatelength. Head brownish black.
Pronotum dark brolvn. Mesonotal praescutum shiny black,the lateral margins broadly reddish brou'n, the black coloration
crossingthe suture and including the scutunr ; scutellum a little
qalel ; postnotum dark brown. Pleura clark brou'n, not pruinose,
the dorso-pleuralmembraneevendarker. Halterespalethrbughout.
t.gt yith the coxae and trochanters obsc,-rreyellorv; f6mora
brownish yellorv,the basessomewhatclearer; tibile and tarsi paleyellowishbrown, the terminal tarsal segmentsdarker brown. Wings
u'ith a slight greyishtinge, the stigma a littlc darker; veinsbrown.
Venation : Sc' ending shortly before the end of Rs, Sc' a little
longer than Sc, ; R' *: a little longer than R. J- r , cell fu[, small,lessthan one-halfits petiole; nl-cxtLLtabout one-third its length
beyond the fork of.tut.
Abdomen brou'nish black, the h1;popygiunrobscure yellou'.
Ilale hypopygium u'ith the basistl'le' reieitively slender. OuterdJstistyteretaiively stout and. not intensely blickened, the apex
shallowly bifid. Gonapophyses\€ry strongly curved upon themselves,the apex of eacha long,acutepoint.
Habitat.-New Zealand(South Island).
Holotype, d, NIt. Grey, Canterbury, altitude 2,000 feet, trIarch
l9tlr, 1922 (J. W. Campbell).
Zelandomyia atridorsum is r,vell distinguished from the otherspeciesof the genusin the shiny black mesonotalpraescutumand
scutumsp.n.
Limnophila
campbelliana
Generalcolorationof mesonotumbrou'nishochreous; antennare(rnale)very long and filiform, equal in length to the entire body;
halteresochreous; rvingsu'ith a strong yellow suffusion,the stigma
clarker ; cell IVI. present ; abdominal tergites rveakly dimidiate.
Male.--Length, about 5.5-6mm.; rving, 6.5-7mm.; antennae,
about 5.8-6mm.

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463

ILostrum I'ellorvishltrown ; palpi black. Antennaer(male) ofan unusual length, being approximately as long as the eutirc:bodl',
black, the peclicellnore recldishapically ; flagellar segmeutselongate-cylirrdiical,u'ith delicate erect setaeover their entire length.
Head dark gre)', u'ith a sparsevellorv pollen ; a small tubercle ottanterior vertex.
brorvtrish
Pronotum brownishochreous' l'Iesonotalpraesc:ututn
oclrreous,with indications of three more reddish ochreousstripes ;
llseudosuturalfoveae very small ; tuberculate pits not appareut ;llosterior sceleritesof notum y€Ilou' oc:lrreous. Pleurzr brownisl-r
ochreous,variegatedwith brown on the dorsal pleurites and again
ochreous. I-egl rvitlr theon the ventral sternopleurite. Harlterers
coxae brownish yelloiv ; trochatrters]Iellou'; remainder of legs
yellowish brown. the tips of the tibiac and the outer tarsal segments
darker. \\iings with a strong vellowish sttftusiotr, the stigma
darker : r'eirrsyellorvish brown. \renation : .Sc' ending opposite
the fork of Rs, .Sc'a short distant-efrom its tip ; Rs angulatedert
origin ; veins R; anclR+ divergingrather strongly, cell Rr at margin
beforemidlerrgth;
about twice R, ; cell l.sf I[, small. u'ith ?tt,-ctc
cell llzf' small ; anterior arculus preserl'ed.
Abdominal tergites bron'nish black, the caudal margins of thesegmentsrestrictedly pale ; hypopygium brorvnish yelloY ; basal
stJrnitesreddishbrorvnmecliatM ttre outer segmentsmore brownish
ltlack. Male hypopygium u'ith the outer dististyle bidentate at
ilpex. Gonapoptrylesappearinf{as short curveclspines. Aedcagus
short.
Habitart.--Neu,Zealancl(South [slarrcl).
Holotype, d, Kunara, \\iestland, September22t<1,1929, irl
Itapu flax swampland(J. \\'. Carnpbell).
4 dd.
Paratopotypes,
in nature u'ith Zelctndontyiadeuiatq,(Abxancler).
'\ssociated'fhis
ironour o{ my friend aucl
very distinct fly is nameclin 'fheexceedingly- elongate
co-u'orker, .Jamcs\\'ishart Campbell.
'fheantennaeof ih" rr,alesex are d.iagnosticfor the presentspecies.
only other generalty"nemoctinsimilar fly in the New Zealanclfauna is IVIets'
Alexander, which has shorter antennae andtimnophita
differi notabhr in the structure of the rnalehypop-v*gium.

sp.n.
miroidesLimnophila]Iale.-Length, about 6-7mln. ; rving, 6.5-8mtn.
I,Iost closelv.rrllieclto Linut ophila ndra Alexan_dcr(,|rtrt,.l!.:tT.
Jat. Hist. (9), 17': 521-523; 1926),likeu'isefronr Nestland. lhtr
chief points of distinction betlveenthe tn'o speciesare as fol,lou's:Antennae (male) short, if bent backward uot 9{e1dil8 {arbeyond the rving-root ; flagellar segments-correspondinglyshorter
thin in mira, vritt verticili that aie rrearly trviCe as long as the

161.\LEX^\NDER

seg,ments; flagellarsegmentsrvith setaevery short, scarcelyevident
under lolv power of a microscope,not long and outspreading, as inrmira,' terminal flagellar segment about as long as the subteiminal.
Nlesonotumdark lrrorvn. Legs rvith the femor-altips
narrowly- but-rvithconspicuously blackened; tarsi black. Wings
the darl<pattern arranged as it mi'ru, but heavier and more clearly defined.
Macrotrichia of veins shorter and less conspicuous. M-aIehypopygium with the caudal rnargin of the tergite squarely truniate,with a relatively small U-shaped mediarr notch. Gonapophyses
producedinto long slenderpale spines.
Habitat.-Nerv Zealand (South lsland).
'frack,Holotype, d, Kapitea Creek
Kumara, Westlancl,
October 20th, 1929 (J. W. Campbell).
Paratopotypes,-l broken dd.

Tasiocera
sp.n.
tonnoirana
Generalcoloration dark broll'n ; wings n,ith R, *.r *+ longer
than basal section of Rs i male hypopygium u,ith the dististyleslender, rvith an erect black spine on outer face at base, the apexof style simple ; phallosome rvith caudal margin fir'e-lobed,-all
lobes being obtusely rounded ; an extensive blackened plate on
either side,its caudal end terminating in an acute point.
I\Iale.-Length, about 2.5mm. ; wing, 3.5mm.
Rostrum lncl palpi dark brorvn. Antennae (rnale) much
longer than body, clark brou'n throughout. Head grevish llrou'n.
Thorax dark brotvn, the pletrra a trifle paler. Halteres darkbrown. Legs 'uviththe coxae and trochanters brou'nish tt'staceous;remainder of legs dark brou'n. \Vings with a uniform pale brou-rr
tinge, the veins slightlv darker ; macrotrichia clark brou'n.
Venation : R. *.i * + abottt one-half longer than the basal sectiorrof Rs ; r-nt, arcuatectto feebly angulated ; vein lsl A elongate,
ending about opposite the forli of R.s,' \'ein 2nd ,4 short, ending
shortly beyonclthe arculus.
Abdomen dark lrrorvn, including the hypopygiurn. Nlale
hypopygium (FiS. 6) with the basistyle relatively stout, moreclenselysetiferousol) mesal face and especiallyjust before apex onouter face. Distist.v"leslender, ofl outer face at base rvith a conspicuous erect blackened tooth ; style gradually narrorn'edto thegently curved apex, before the tip rvith two microscopicdenticles,
but 'without setae olt basal half. Phallosome five-lobed, all the
lobes being obtuselv,-rounded,the median lobe largest, separated
from the slightly srnallerlateral lobesby moderatelv cleepincisures ;outermost pair of lobes lo\\', separatedfrom the median group by
deep notches. Ventrad of the phallosomic plate an extensive
blackenedplate on either side,each extended obliquelyinto an acutepoint. The homologiesof these latter stnrctures cannot be affirmed

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465

at this time, other than that they are identical with the parallelr.hitinizecLblades occurring in moit other Nerv Zealand speciesof'I'asiocera.
Habitat.-Neu, Zealand (South Island).
Holotype, 6, Kaikottra, \larlborongh, FebruarV 22nd, 1922(^\. I-. Tonnoir).
Paratopotype, 6.
I take great pleasurein uarning this fly in h.onourof the collector,]tr. ,\nclr61,. Tonnoir, rvho has added so materially to our knou'lcclgeof the Dipterous fauna of ..tustralasia. The male h1'pop-vgium
provides thc most distincti'u'efeattlresof the species.

sp.n.
diaphana
Tasiocera
NIaIe.-Length, about iimm. ; rving, ll.9mm.
'f
sp. rl. _ \\'ings
In coloration, generally similar to . tonrtoiran,o.
rvith vein R. *i *+-shorter than the basal scc-tiorrof R.;. Abdomen
brorvn, including the hypopygium. l'Iale hypopygium (Fig. 7) witht5e basistyle short andJtout, the outer face n'ith long setae. . I)istist\'1erelaiively small, gradualy llarrolved to the apex, terminating
in a small spine ; mesal face before apex rvith trvo small pale_teeth;
distal tu'o-thirds of style rvith scattered punctures. Phallosome
appearing as a pale ligrliform structure, gradrlallv u'iclened.distall)',tlie apicat portion very pale and nearly hyaline, jhe lateral angle,sbroadllr rounded, the caudal margin irregularly roughened.
Aed,eagusrvith apex strongly decurved. Paired plates relativell'
slendei, some\^'hCtnarrower than the space betrveen, graduallS,''
larro\ved. to the obtuse tips, u'hich are feebly divergent. f-aterallobes of tergal region u'ith abundant densespinous setae.
Habitat.-Nerv Zealand (North lsland).
Holotype, d, Nihotuprl, '\uckland, Februarv 25th, 1923 (A. ITonnoir).

sp.n.
diuaricata
Tasiocera(,elcral coloration dark brorvn ; male hypopygium u'ith thertististl'le terminal in position, elongate, slender, the chitinizedapicalihircl end,ingin trio small divaricate spines.; phallosomervitheich lateral angle produced into a long acute spine.
][ale.--I-ength, about 2.6mm. ; n'ing, -1.3--t.-[mm.
Iiemale.-I-ength, about 2.8mm. ; u'iug' 4.3mm.
Itostrum ancl palpi pale brown. Antennae as in the genus,itr
male more than twice the length of bodl', clark brorvn throughout.
Head dark greYish brown.
]fesonotum clull dark brolvn. Plerr-ra obscure testaceous
vellou'. Harlttl'€S dark. I,egs r,vith the coxae and trochanterstestaceousvellor,v,the remainder of legs brown, s'ith dark setae.

166.\LEX.\NDDR

Wings f ith a-srongclusky tinge, the veins slightly darker brown ;macrotrichia dark brou'n. Venation : \/ein Zna .l relativelv long,crndingoppositethe origin of R.s.
Abdomen dark brorvn '; hypopl'giurn brorvnish testaceous.
hypopysium (Fig. 9) u'itir- th; basistyle relatively stout.
II."|qI)ististyle terminal in position, relatively long ind slend.er,
ih. base
stout, thence narrorved to the heaviiy sclerotized distal third,
terminating in ttt'o small dir,'ergentspines. Phallosomervith thelateral anglesprod,ucedcaudacl,'theirextremetips slightly laterad,,intoJong acutespines,the med.ianarea tt-shaped,with"onli, a va€Ire
median convexit\'. Aedeagus stout. A blickened plaie of itte
Phallosome beari 1\\'o slend,er, feeblv rlivergent .o^d, that are
narrowerthan the cleepLl-shapednotch betrveenthem.
Habitat.-Nerv Zealand(SouthIsland).
Holotype, 3, Cass,Canterbur]/,altitud.e1,8S0feet, No'i,emlrcr
28th, 1921(A. T,.Tonnoir).
Allotopotype,?, Febmary l.gth, lg25 (A. I-. Tonnoir).
Paratopotype,d.
As is almostinvariabll'thecasein this genus,the solecliagnostic
ft'atttresrestin the u'ell-definecl
charact... nf tht malehvpopygium.

Tasiocera
sp.11.
semiermis
Size small. (u'ing uncler li.Smm.) ; male hypopygium u,ith the
tlististyle terminal in position ; phallosomeu'iih ine lateral lobes
obtuse, the median area procluceciinto a lou' spinouspoint.
Male.--Length, about I .8mnr. ; n'ing, 3-3.I mnr.
Ijemale.--.Length,allout 2.{n1m.; u'ing, 3.4mm.
Rostrum and palpi l>rou'n. -\ntennae elongate,as in the Old.\\torl_dspeciesof the genus, in male being upproiimately trvice thelength of the entire bodl', clark brou'n throughout . Heacl dark
brou'n.
Thoracic dorsum dark bron'n throu.ghout. Pleura brorvnish
testaceous. Halteres dark. I-egs brou'rr, covered u'ith dark brolryn
setae U:ilgs u'!th a uniform duskv tinge ; veins pale brown, themacrotrichia dark brown. \'enatiojr : \,ein 2nd,.4^endinga shortdistance bet'ond midlength of the space lretu'eenthe origfns of n4
and R.s.
Abdomen d,ark brou'n, t-h. hypopygium paler. l,lale h-v-popr,gium.
l0). u'ith the. basistyle r:elatir-ely stout niitirtyi.
fig
terminal in position, relatively small, simple, graclually narronlecl
to the end, rvhich terminates in a single r-ull .pin. ; distal half ofstyle u'ith several microscopic setulae that Are more cror,r,d.ecL
toward the tip. Phallosome with the caudal margin trilobed, thettvg lateral lobes obttrse,the median Area further produced into a

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lorv, depressed,spinous blade. In 7'. tridentata Alexander and T.
tritort,Alexander (FiS. 8) all three lobes are spinous. O.ripositor
large and powerful, ochreoushorn-colour.
Habitat.-Neu, Zealand (South Island).
Holotype, d, Goose Bay, Marlborough, February Srd, 1925
(A. I-. Tonnoir).
Allotopotype, Q.
Paratopotype,d, February 2nd, 1925(A. L. Tonnoir).
The structure of the male hypopygium readily suffices todistinguish the presentfly from Tasioceradiaphanaon the one hand
and T. tridentataand T. triton on the other.

EXPLANATION Otr F'IGURES.
Pr^q.rnLIX.
b-basistyle ; d -Cististyle ; p-phallosome.
FiS. | .-M acromastix(Au,rotilntla)orion (Hudson) ; male pupa,

dorsalaspectof end of abdomen.
Fig. 2.-The same; male pupa,ventral aspectof end of abdomen.
Fig. 3.-The same; male pupa, pronotal breathing horn.
FiS. 1.-Harrisoml,ia terebrellasp. n. ; wing.
Fig. s.-The same; ovipositor.
I'-ig. 6. Tasioceratonnoiranasp. n. ; male hypopygium.
FiS. 7.-Tasiocera diaphanasp. n. ; male hypopygium.
Fig. 8.--Tasioceratriton Alexander ; male hypopygium.
FiS. 9.-Tasiocera diaaricatasp. n. ; male hypopygium.
Fig. 10.-f asiocerasemiermissp. n. ; male hypopygium.

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