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X L V I . - - N e w or little-known Tipulidm (Diptera).--XXV.
Palxarctic'Species. By CHARLESP. ALEXANDER, Ph.D.,
F.E.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst,
Massachusetts, U.S.A.
TttE present paper deals with species of the genus Tipulafrom various parts of Japan, chiefly from the mountainsof Hokkaido and Honshiu. One species was collected by
Moas. de Lezey and is contained in the collection of theParis Museum. The other species were kindly sent to me
by my friends, Messrs. Esaki, Kuwayama, and Machida,
to whom i am vastly indebted for the privilege of retaining
the types.
Tipula manca, sp. n.
General coloration yellow; antennm yellow; head grey
posteriorly; mesonotal prmscutum with three pale brown
stripes; pleura whitish-pruiaose ; wings grey with a subhyaline cross-band beyond the cord; tip of vein Re atrophied;abdomen yellow with a terminal black ring ; male hypopygium with the ninth tergite notched ; eighth stcruite witha median pencil of long yellow set~e.
Male.--Length 14 mm. ; wing 15"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of the head obscure yellow; nasus
elongate ; palpi pale brownish yellow. Antennm short, lightyellow, only tile terminal segments a little darker ; verticils
conspicuous, black. Vertical tubercle obscure yellow, theremainder of the vertex and occiput grey, the smooth medianarea with a narrow, light brown vitta.
Mesonotal prmscutum yellow with three pale brown stripes,
the broad median stripe split by a line of the ground-colour;
remainder of tim mesonotum obscure yellow, the scutal
lobes a little darkened. Pleura whitish-pruinose, the dorsopleural region slightly more yellowish. Halteres brown,
the base of t h e stem yellow. Legs with the coxee andtrochanters fight yellow; femora yellow, the tips faintly
infuscated; remainder of the legs obscure yellow, theterminal tarsal segments darkened. Wings grey, the stigma
dark brown ; a seam at r-m and the wing-apex ill cells Re,
B~, and R~ paler brown; a conspicuous subhyaline crossband beyond the stigm% occupying the basal two-fil'ths ofcell R2 and about tile basal third of cells R~ and //~ ; cell
1st Me largely subhya]ine; veins pale brown. Venation:/~e almost perpendicular at origin, the distal section fromAnn. & Mag. 2(. Hist. Set. 9. Vol. xiv.
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Dr. C. P. Alexander onslightly beyond r completely atrophied; deflection of R4+5
and r-m subequal; cell 1st M2 rather small, pentagonal,
narrowed distally ; petiole of cell Ms a little longer than m;basal deflection of Cu~ at about one-fourth the length ofthe cell.
Abdomen brownish yellow, the tergites with a very faint,darker brown , median stripe; segments 7 and 8 and tergite
9 black, the caudal margins of the segments conspicuously
yellow. Male hypopygium compressed, the sclerites fusedbasally into a ring. Ninth tergite with a deep V-shaped
notch. F~ighth sternite with a dense nearly median pencil
of long yellow bristles.
Hab. Japan (Honshiu).
Hotolype, ~ , Kofu, Kai-no=kun~, 1906 (L. Drouar! deLezey).
Paratopolype, sex ?
Type in the collection of the Paris Museum.

T{pula plagiotoma, sp. n.
General coloration huffy, the pr~escutum with four pale
stripes, the intermediate pair reddish brown, the laterals
darker brown; wings greyish yellow, the base and costal
region clearer yellow; a conspicuous whitish obliterative
band beyo,~d the cord; tip of vein R~ atrophied; malehypopygium with tim eighth sternite densely tuited with longyellow set~e.
Male.--Length 16 mm. ; wing 15"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head buffy, the nasus elongate ;palpi pale brown, the terminal segments darker. Antennm
relatively short ; basal segments obscure yellow, the terminal
segments passing into darker ; basal enlargements of theindividual segments a very little darker. ]:lead light grey,
the vertical tubercle more ochreous; vertex with a conspicuous capillary dark brown median vitta.
Mesonotal preescutum huffy with four pale stripes, theintermediate pair" barely separated from one another by acapillary pale line, reddish brown, lateral stripes conspicuously darker than the intermediate stripes ; remainderof mesonotum yellowish huffy, the scutellum and postnotumwith long erect setm. Pleura buffy, more greyish on thesternopleurite, ttalteres pale, the knobs infuscated. Legs
with the cox~e pale huffy, with long erect setm ; trochanters
yellow ; femora yellow , the tips rather narrowly infuscated ;tibim brownish yellow~ the tips slightly darkened; tarsi
brownish black. Wings greyish yellow, the ba~e, cells Cnew or llttle-known Tipuli&e.

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and Be, and a seam behind vein Cu conspicuously yellow ;stigma conspicuous, brown; a seam on the anterior cord andthe entire wing-apex paler brown; a broad whitish crossband extending from the costal margin obliquely basad andcaudad to cell 1st M2, this including the broad bases of cells
R~, R~, R~, and about all of cell 1st M2 ; a small obliterative
area before the stigma and across the proximal end of cell
1st M~ ; veins dark brown, more yellowish i n the flavous
areas. Venation : tip of vein Re atrophied shortly beyond r ;petiole of cell Ms about two-thirds longer than ra; cell
1st M~ relatively small, long, narrowed distally ; cell 2nd A
relatively narrow.
Abdominal tergites brownish yellow, the basal segments
clearer yellow, especially on the glabrous basal annulet;
segments 7 to 9 b!ack, the caudal and lateral margins of thesegments narrowly obscure yellow; lateraI margins of thetergites indistinctly buffy grey, narrowly lined internally bya dusky line; sternites generally similar to the tergites.
Male hypopygium relatively large. Ninth tergite with anarrow U-shaped median notch, the lateral lobes thus formed
narrow, gently divergent, the apices flattened and gently
obtuse. Basistyle distinct, more or less clearly delimited
from the sternite, the outer margin produced eaudad into a
low tubercle, the ventral caudal angle with a tuft of yellow
set~e. Ninth sternite with a profound V-shaped notch.
~2ighth sternite with a dense brush of long yellow setm oft
the median line, these directed caudad.
Hab. Japan (ttokkaido).
Holotype, c~, Sapporo, ishikari-no-kuni, August 10, 1923
(S. Kuwayama).

Tipulis futilis, sp. n.
General coloration grey ; antennm dark brown, the basal
three segments light yellow ; wings brown, variegated withwhitish subhyaline, this including an almost eomp!e~e crossband beyond the cord; tip of R~ atrophied; abdomen
obscure yellow, the terminal segments and a dorso-medianvitta dark brown.
zlIale.--Length 13 mm. ; wing 14"2 mm.
Frontal prolongation of the Imad grey; palpi with thebasal segments grey, the terminal segments brown. Antennae
moderately elongate, the scape and first flagellar segment
light yellow; remainder of the flagellum dark brown, thesegments with a slight basal swelling. Head grey.
Mesonotal pr~escutum light grey, with three darker
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Dr. C. P. Alexander onbrownish-grey stripes; seutum light grey, the lobes withdarker grey centres ; remainder of the mesonotum grey.
:Pleura light grey. Halteres light: brown, the knobs a little
darker. Legs with the coxmlight grey ; trochanters obscureyellow ; femora obscure yellow, passing into brown at thetips ; remainder of the legs dark brown. Wings brown,
variegated with whitish subhyaline ; base and subcostal cellyellowish~ stigma darker brown; the whitish areas are
distributed as follows: in the bases of cells R and M ;beyond the origin of Rs in cells R and 1st R~ ; at two-thirds
the length of cell M ; near mid-length of cell ]st A ; at theouter end of cell Ca, passing slightly into cell 1st A ; aconspicuous, almost complete cross-baud beyond the stigma
and cord, extending from the base of cell R2 where it isnarrow, across the bases of cells Ra and R~, including almost
all o[ cell 1st M~ and about the basal two-thirds of cell M4.
Yenation : apex of vein R~ entirely atrophied, there being
two or three macrotrichim on the spur of the distal section ;m a little shorter than the petiole of cell M1 ; m-ca punctiforn].
Abdomen with the basal tergite grey ; remaining segments
obscure yellow; a nearly continuous dorso-median brown
stripe ; hypopygium and segments 7 and 8 dark brown.
Male hypopygium moderately incrassated, the tergite andhasistyles entirely separated from the sternite. Ninthtergite with a large, circular, median notch. Outer distist~'lebroadened distally. :Eighth sternite unarmed.
Hab. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, d , Nakano, Tokyo, April 30, 1922 (T. Esaki).
Paratype, d , Komaba, Tokyo, April 28, 1922 (J. Machida) ;c~, Mr. Minomo, Settsu-no-kuni, May 1, ]923 (~/: Esa]~i).
Tipula superciliosa, sp. n.

General coloration yellowish grey, the pr~escutum withfour brown stripes; pleura ashy grey; halteres yellow;
wings strongly tinged with brownish yellow, cell Sc entirely
dark brown ; tip of vein R~ semi-atrophied; m-cu placed]~eyond mid-length of cell 1st M~; base of abdomen yellow,
the apex black.
Male.--Length about l l ram. ; wing 14, ram.
Frontal prolongation of head grey dorsally, brownventrally, with a blackish lateral line ; dorsal surface withyellow setm ; nasus short and stout ; palpi black. Antennm
rather long, if bent backward extending to slightly beyond
the base of abdomen; scape and base of first flagellar

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segment yellowish brown ; remainder of flagellum black, thesegments moderately incised. Head yellowish grey with abarely indicated capillary median vitta.
Mesonotal pr~escatum yellowish grey with fo~ir browrL
stripes ; intermediate pair long and narrow, vaguely divided
anteriorly by a grey line, becoming more approximatedbehind and separated by a capillary line of the groundeolour; lateral stripes narrow and only faintly indicated ;pseudosutural fovem small and inconspicuous ; s c u t u m grey,
the lobes more yellowish grey, with two ill-defined darker
brown spots on each ; scutellum grey with a vague capillarybrown virtu; mediotergite of postnotum clear ashy grey,
the caudal margin darker. Pleura clear ashy grey, tha
dorso-pleural membrane brownish yellow. Halteres yellow.
Legs with the eox~egrey, their apices yellowish ; trochantersobscure yellow ; femora obscure yellow basally, passing intobrown, the tips blackened ; tib[m brown, the tips blackened;tarsi black. Wings strongly tinged with brownish yellow ;cell Sc entirely dark brown; stigma small, brown; a tiny
brown spot at origin of R s ; pale brown seams alongvein Cu and its branches and on the anterior cord ;obliterative areas before and beyond stigma and acrossthe inner end of cell 1st M:; veins brownish black.
Venation: Sc2 ending before the fork of R s ; tip ofvein R2 subatrophied or semiobsolete ; R3 straight; m about
one-half the petiole of cell M1 ; m-ca present, placed beyond
mid-length of ceil I st M2.
Abdomen with the basal segmen~ yellow, a little infuscatedlaterally ; second segment eonspicnously yellow ; remaining
segments gradually passing into brown, on the sixth tergite
becoming black medially, this eolour increasing in amounton the succeeding segments, t h e eighth segment and ninth
tergite being entirely black. Male hypopygium moderately
large, the tergite, sternite, and basistyle all distinct. Ninthtergite extensive, the caudal margin nearly straight acrosswith a tiny median notch, each lateral angle produced into asmall acute tooth. Outer dististyle cylindrical.
Hab. Japan (Hokkaido).
Holotype, ~ , Jozankei, Ishikari-no-kuni, altitude 1000fee~, August 16, 19~3 (T. 2Nsaki).
Tipula hyl~ea, sp. n.
General eoloratlon light grey~ the pr~seutum with four
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Dr. C. P, Alexander onyellow ; cell C largely brown ; brown cross-bands on thewing-disk.
Female.--Length, excluding ovipositor, about 8 mm. ;wing 11"8 mm.
Frontal prolongation of head, including nasus, light grey;
palpi dark brown. Antenme relatively short, if bent backward not attaining the wing-root, brown throughout, thebasal segment a little pruinose. Head light grey.
Pronotum grey, a little darker medially. :Mesonotal
pr~escutum light grey with four narrow brown stripes, theintermediate pair strongly narrowed behind, separated bya stripe of the ground-colour that is still further split by acapillary dark vitta ; scutum grey, each lobe with two brownspots, the posterior mesal one larger, triangular in outline ;scutellum and postnotum grey. Pleura clear grey, thedorso-pleural membrane yellow.
Halteres yellow, theknobs dark brown.
Legs with the coxm light g r e y ;trochanters obscure yellow; remainder of legs black, thefemoral bases rather narrowly obscure yellow.
Wings
whitish subhyaline, the base and cell Sc light yellow ; cell C
brown except a narrow area near the humeral cross-vein ;stigma oval, dark brown; a small brown area at origin o[
Rs ; another along the cord, completely traversing the wing;
wing-apex broadly suffused, including all of cell M1 ; paler
grey clouds in apex of ceil 1st A ; another including all ofcell 2nd A except the base, passing into the base of cell
1st 21; a conspicuous cloud crosses cells R and M before
the origin of Rs ; a brown seam behind vein Cu ; veins darkbrown, yellow in the flavous areas. Venation: Rs long,
about one-tbird longer than R~+3 ; r joining R~ some distancebeyond its base ; tip of vein R: semi-atrophied ; petiole ofcell M1 at least three times m ; m-cu elongate, placed before
mid-length of cell 1st M:.
Abdomen dark brown, the basal tergite grey-pruinose, thesecond segment a little reddish laterally at base ; ovipositor
broken.
Hab. Japan (I-Ion~hiu).
Holotype, ?, Hino~mata, Iwashiro-no-kuni, altitude3280-6235 feet, July 24,, 1923 (T. Esaki).
The wing-pattern of this species suggests Tipula shomio,
Alexander, and T. taikun, Alexander.

Tipula phceopasta, sp. n.
C]oseJy allied to Tipula autumna, Alexander; antennae
longer, the flagellum black ; femoral tips darkened ; wings

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with cell 1st M2 very small; m-cu longer than m ; ninth
tergite of male hypopygium having the apices of the lobes
terminating in short black spines.
M a l e . - - L e n g t h about 11 mm. ; wing 13 mm.
Frontal prolongation of head dark brown, including
the nasus; palpi dark brown. Antennae longer than iu
T. autumna, the scapal segments obscure brownish yellow;
flagellum uniformly black, the terminal pedicel of eachsegment fully twice as long as the basal enlargement. Hear[
dull grey, the vertex with a capillary dark line.
Mesonotal prmscutum dull grey with three brown stripes,
the median stripe cuneiform, almost obliterated in front, themargins and a capillary median vitta dark brown; lateral
stripes very narrow and subobsolete, grey ; interspaces withconspicuous brown setigerous punctures as in this groupof species ; scutum grey, each lobe with two brown marks,
the mesal one elongate-triangular; a median brown stripe
extending the length of the scutum, scute]lum, and postnotum, broadest on the scutellum~ narrowed and becoming
obsolete at mid-length of the postnotum. Pleura da~'k grey,
the sternopleurite stiI1 darker grey ; dorso-pleural membrane
obscure yellow. Halteres obscure yellow, the knobs darkbrown. Legs with the coxm pale, sparsely pruinose;
trochanters yellow; femora brown, the bases paler, thecolour darkening to the tips; tibiae brown, the tips darkbrown ; tarsi brownish black. Wings with a greyish tinge,
the base more yellow; cells C and Sc brownish yellow;
stigma elongate, pale brown ; ou~er margins of cells R~ andR3 slightly darkened ; vein Cu margined with brown in cell
M ; veins dark brown, very indistinctly seamed with darker ;obliterative areas before the stigma and crossing cell 1st ~VI2.
Venation : Sc ending beyond mid-length of R s ; tip of R~
obsolete ; cell R2 small, as in this group of species ; cell
1st M s very small, pentagonal; m shorter than m - c u ;petiole of cell M1 a little longer than m and less than onefourth the length of the ceil ; m-cu elongate, before midlength of cell 1st M~.
Abdomen yellow, the tergites narrowly trivittate withdark brown; hypopygium pale. Ninth tergite of malehypopygium large, with a broad V-shaped notch, the caudal
margiu narrowly chitinized; base of the notch with anacute chitinized tooth, the apices of the lobes terminating ia
subequal black spines.
Hub. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, (~, Osaka, June 27, 1922 (T. Esaki).

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Tipula holoteles, sp. n.
Vertex orange, with a dark brown median line ; mesonotal
prsescutum brown with four dark brown stripes ; scutellum
and postnotum with a median dark vitta; apices of halteresyellow ; wings narrow, subhyaline, conspicuously variegatedwith brown and yellow ; abdomen yellow to orange, trivittate
with brown.
Male.--Length about 15 mm. ; wing 23"5 ram.
Female.--Lcngth about 16 mm. ; wing 25"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head, including the nasus andpalpi, dark brown. Antennm short, if bent backward not
attaining the wing-root; basal segment of scape yellow;
second Segment b r o w n ; ttagel]um black.
Front andanterior part of vertex pale yellow; remainder of vertex
orange, with a conspicuous longitudinal dark brown medianstripe.
Prono~um pa]ebrown. Mesonotal prmscutum rich brown,
the lateral margins more greenish grey, with four conspicuous
dark brown stripes ; pseudosutural fovese small, dark brown;
scutum brown, each lobe with two conspicuous dark brownareas ; scutellum and postnot,~m testaceous, each with aconspicuous median brown vitta. Mesonotal interspaces
with conspicuous erect pale setm. Pleura yellow, the anepisternum, sternopleurite, and meron variegated with greyish.
Halteres pale brown, the knobs with conspicuous yellow
apices and darker bases.
Legs with the coxm andtrochanters ycllow~ darker in the female ; femora brownish
yellow, the tips conspicuously blackened ; tibim light brown,
gradually passing into darker brown; tarsi dark brown.
Wings long and narrow, with a conspicuous petiole, subhyaline, the costal region more yellowish ; stigma brown;
wing-membrane with conspicuous pale brown clouds,
including the bases of cells R and M, origin of Rs, along
the anterior cord and outer end of cell ]st M~ ; paler brown
clouds in cells R2 and R3, near mid-length and before theend of vein M a~]d in the cubital and anal cells; veinsbrown. The female has the wing even more brilliantly
variegated, the apical margin and veins beyond the cord
seamed with brown. Venation: Rs long, about two andone-half times R~+~ ; R3 arcua~ed, bent toward R4+~ ; petioleof cell Y/I shorter than m; m-cu punetiform.
Abdomen light yellow, the tergites with a conspicuous
median dark brown stripe, on the fifth and succeeding segments including the entire selerite except caudally ; narrowand somewhat less distinct dark brown lateral stripes ; styli

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and apex of eighth sternal lobe yellow. Male hypopygium
large, the selerites fused into a ring; tergites 6 to 8 very
narrow and telescoped. Ninth tergite transverse, obscurefulvous, with a large-blackened area on either side at base ;median area of tergite produced caudad into a slenderdeflexed median lobe, ~he apex of which terminates in two
blackened lobules. Eighth sternite produced eaudad into along concave median lobe that is directed eandad, the apex
dorsad, this boat-shaped structure clothed with yellow set~e.
In the female the basal four tergites are bright orange, withconspicuous black median and sublateral stripes, the latter
oblique, the lateral margins conspicuously silvery white;tergites 5 to 7 black with white lateral margins that become
obsolete on the outer segments; sternites black, only thebasal two segments obscure yellow, the lateral margins
conspicuously whitened. Ovipositor with the ninth tergite
fulvous, the sternite pruinose, the short fleshy tergal valvesof the ovipositor brownish fulvous.
Hab. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, c~, Mr. Akagi, Kotsuke-no-kuni, altitude 5580
feet, July 29, I923 (T. Esaki).
A!lotype, ~, Lake Chuzenji, Sbimotsttke-no-kuni, altitude,£170 feet, July 22, 1923 (T. Esaki).
This beautiful Tipula, together with T. naviculifer,
Alexander, and T. shogun, Alexander, form a peculiar groupof the genus.

Tipula patagiata, sp. n.
Belongs to the tricolor group; allied to 2". marginata,
Meigen; size very large (wing, d', over 23 ram.); costal
margin of wing and the stigma dark brown ; petiole of cell
M1 short; male hypopygium with the region of the tergite
produced into a short, roughened median lobe that is subtended on either side by a more depressed wing.
Male.--Length 18 ram. ; wing 23"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head brown, dark grey dorsally ;nasus long and slender, brown, tufted apically with yellow
setse ; palpi dark brown. Antennse of moderate length, if
bent backward extending a little beyond the wing-root ;basal three segments brown, the first a trifle pruinose,
the third darker at tip; remainder of flagellum black, thesegments moderately incised,ttead light grey with acapillary brown median stripe that becomes narrow andfinally obliterated in frontj the vertical tubercle with animpressed line.

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Pronotum and anterior mesonotum dark grey, the pr~escutum with three yellowish-brown stripes that are marginedwith dark brown, the median stripe further divided by acapillary dark brown median vitta; remainder of mesonotum
lighter grey, the scutai lobes each with two subconiluent
darker markings. Pleura with a clear silvery-grey pruinosity, the postnotal pleurotergite more yellowish, ttalteres
pale brown, the base of the stem brighter, the knobs somewhat darker.
Legs with the cox~e clear light grey;troehanters brownish yellow ; femora yellowish brown, theirbases clearer yellow, the tips passing into black; tibiae
brown, soon deepening into black; tarsi long and slender,
black. Wings tinged with brown, cells C and Sc conspicuously dark brown ; costal prearcular region likewise dark,
but the posterior prearcular cells more yellowish; a conspicuous yellow spot at proximal end of~tigma ; stigma darkbrown, sending a seam over the anterior cord ; conspicuous
obliterative areas before the stigma and across the proximal
end of cell ]st Ms ; veins dark brown, more yellowish behindvein Cu. Venation: petiole of cell M1 very short, less than
one-half m.
Abdominal tergites buffy yellow, with a conspicuous darkbrown stripe on either side of the conspicuous dorso-mcdianline, these dark markings narrowly connected across thecaudal margins of tergites 2 to 4, the fifth and succeeding
segments nearly uniformly darkened; extreme caudal
margins of the tergites pale; basal and intermediatesternites pale, the terminal segments dark grey with in,
distinct paler caudal margizts. Male hypopygium with thetergite firmly fused with the sternit% the caudal marginof the former produced eaudad into a relatively short,roughened, black median lobe ttmt is subtended on eitherside by a more flattened wing.
Hab. Japan (Itokkaido).
Hololype, ~ , Mr. Moiwa, Ishikari-no-kuni, June 15, 1923

(S. Kuwayama).
Tipula patagiata "is very different from the other describedJapanese species of the tricolor group.
Tipula mendax, sp. n.
Allied to T. yamata, Alexander ; wings with the base andcostal region strongly yellowish ; male hypopygium with theeighth sternite with a dense tuft of long yellow setve that are
directed ventrad,
Male.--Length about 12 ram.; wing 14"5 ram.

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Frontal prolongation of bead buffy-yellow, the nasus
concolorous~ elongate, tufted with long yellow setm; palpi
pale brown. Antennae of moderate length ; scapal segments
yellow; basal segment of flagellum cylindrical, brown, theends paler, especially the base; remaining segments offlagellum dark brown, the incisures indistinctly paler. Headbrownish grey, a little brighter grey adjoining the marginsof the eyes; vertex with a very narrow but conspicuous
black median line.
Pronotum more or less infuscated. ~Vfesonotum brigllt
fulvous-yellow, on t h e posterior sclerites fading into testaeeous, the usual prsescutal stripes obliterated or nearly so;lateral margins of tile thoracic sclerites paler. Pleura palebully, the sternopleurite and mcrou conspicuously grey.
ttalteres pale brown, the extreme base of the stem lightyellow, the knobs a little darker. Legs with the coxm pale,
the posterior coxm more greyish ; trochanters pale yellow ;femora obscure yellow, the tips rather narrowly dark brown ;tibiae brownish yellow, the tips a little darkened; tarsi
brownish black. Wings tinged with greyish yellow, thebase and costal region strongly yellowish ; stigma relatively
pale, brownish yellow; space behind vein Cu strongly
flavous; obliterative areas before the stigma and across theproximal end of cell 1st M~; veins dark brown, moreyellowisil in the flavous areas. Yenation : basal section ofvein M~+4 shorter than the second section; cell 2nd A alittle wider than in T. yamala.
Abdomen with the basal segments obscure yellow, soon
passing into brown, the hypopygium dark brown; caudal
margins of the segments narrowly, the lateral margins more
broadly, pale, the latter indistinctly margined sublaterallywith darker brown; sternites dark, especially the subterminal ones. Male hypopygium with the ninth tergite tumid,
the caudal margin produced into two blackened triangularknobs, separated from one another by a relatively narrow
V-shaped notch; these knobs are broad at base~ the tips
narrowed, the surface relatively smooth. Ventral surface ofeighth sternite bearing a dense tuft of long yellow setm thatare directed ventrad.
Hub. Japan (Hokkaido).
Holotype, ~ , Sapporo, Ishikari-no-kuni) June 1923
( S. Kuwayama).
Tipula otiosa, sp. n.
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eostal region yellowish, tile disk variegated with subhyaline ;abdominal tergites obscure yellow, trivittate with darkbrown.
Maie.--Length about 14"5 ram. ; wing 16"5 mm.
Frontal prolongation of head light grey, moderately
elongate, the nasus long and slender; palpi dark brown.
Antennm with scape yellow, tile flagellum black ; antennm
of moderate length, if bent backwards extending about tothe base of the abdomen, the flagellar segments with relatively conspicuous basal swellings. Head light grey, thesides of the vertex behind a little iufuseated ; a capillary
median brown vigta, extending in a delicate point on to thevery low vertical tubercle.
Pronotnm light grey. Mesono~al pr~eseutum light greywith three brown stripes that are confluent i n front, indistinctly separated behind; median stripe greyish brown,
margined laterally with dark brown and with an indistinct
capillary median vitta; lateral stripes solid, dark brown;
pseudosueural fove~e linear, almost obsolete, their mesal
ends punetiform ; seutum dark grey, each lobe with two
brown marks, the median area with a capillary brown vitta ;seutellum with the median lobe light grey with a capillarybrown vitta tt~at becomes subobsolete on the postnotal
mediotergite. Pleura light grey, the dorso-pleural membrane ochreous. Halteres obscure yellow, the knobs brown.
Legs long and slm~der, the eox~e light brown; troehanters
yellow; femora obsem'e yellow basally, soon passing intobrown, the tip dark brown; remainder of legs dark brown.
Wings with a pale brown tinge, more evident in the cells
beyond the cord; wing-has% cell Sc, and, less distinctly,
cell C bright yellow; indistinct brown seams along theanterior cord and basal deflection of Cu~; stigma small,dark brown ; whitish subhyaline areas in the base of eell R~ ;a conspicuous band before the cord, including cell 1st Rb
the tip of R, and the bases of lsl My, M4, and Ca1 ; less distinct white areas across the bases of the anal eells and in
Cell l s t A at the end of vein 2nd A. Venation: _R~persistent;
m a little shorter than the petiole of cell 3//1.
Abdomen with the basal tergite light grey; subbasal
tergites yellow, trilineate with dark brown, on the subterminal segments the brown eolour becoming more extensive
and finally obliterating the ground-colour except for theoehreous lateral margins; sternites yellow, the basal andterminal sternites infuseated. Male hypopygium with thetergite black, the caudal margin with a U-shaped medianmew or little-known Tipulidm.

469

notch, the small lateral lobes obtusely rounded. Basistylevirtually fused with the sternite; outer dististyle an obscureyellow ear-shaped lobe, broadest just beyond the base,thence tapering gradually to the subacute apex. Ninthsternite extensive. Eighth sternite unarmed.
Hob. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, J;, Mt. Takao, Musashi-no-kuni, altitude 10002000 feet, April 13~ 1923 (T..Esaki).
ParalopotyTe, ~ .

Tipula pendula, sp. n.
General coloration grey, the pr~escutal stripes very indistinct; antennal flagellum black; wings with a pale grey
tinge, tile base and costal region yellow ; wing-apex broadly
darkened ; a broad, conspicuous, whitish cross-band beyond
the cord, nearly traversing the wing; male hypopygiumwith the caudal margin of the eighth sternite produced~(entrad into a small tongue-like yellow lobe.
Male.--Length 16'5 ram. ; wing 15"5 mm.
Frontal prolongation of head obscure yellow~ the nasus
relatively sliort with moderately elongate yellow setm ; palpi
pale at base, the terminal segments passing into brown, theextreme apex of the last segment paler. Antennm moderately elongate, if bent backward extending about to thebase of the abdomen; basal segments obscure yellow;
flagellum black, the base of the first segment narroMy paler.
Head grey, the vertical tubercle a little brighter ; centre ofvertex with a very delicate brown vitta.
Pronotum dusky. Mesonotal prmscutum dusted withyellowish grey, tim lateral margins passing into grey~ theusual stripes being rendered indistinct; scutum dark grey,
the centre of each lobe with two blackish dashes ; scutellum
brown, dusted with grey ; postnotal mediotergite light grey.
lqeura light grey, the dorso-pleura] membrane light yellow.
Halteres light brown~ the knobs infuscated. Legs with thecoxm pale, sparsely dusted with whitish ; trochanters obscureyellow; femora obscure yellow, the tips broadly blackened.
more extensively so on the fore femora where nearly the
apical half is included ; tibia~ and tarsi brownish black, thetarsi only a little longer than the tibiae. Wings with a palegreyish tinge, the base and cells C and Sc yellow ; stigma
dark brown; wing-apex conspicuously brownish, extending
basad to the fork of MI+~ ; a broad, conspicuous, white band
beyond the cord~ this only a little narrower than the dark
apex, including the broad bases of cells R2, Ra, Rs, 2nd M~,
M3~ and Cul, and about all of cell 1st M~ ; a smaller paler

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Dr. C. P. Alexander onarea before the stigma ; obliterative areas across the end of
Rs and proximal end of cell 1st 3/2 ; veins dark brown, palerin the flavous areas. Venation: tip of R~ preserved but
without macrotrichim on distal half ; petiole of cell 3/1 short,approximately one-half m; cell 1st Ms narrowed distally.
Abdomen with the basal segments obscure yellow, beyond
the second segment gradually becoming infuscated; on thesixth and succeeding segments becoming almost black;caudal margins of segments 6 to 8 narrowly obscure yellow.
Male hypopygium relatively small.
Ninth tergite wi~hthe apex much narrower than the base, the caudal
margin with a very narrow median split, the lateral lobes
thus formed relatively slender, subacute, lying almost
parallel to one another, these lobes paler than the remainderof the tergite ; dorso-median line of tergite narrowly pale.
Basistyle nearly complete, produced caudad into a relatively
long acute point. Eighth sternite with caudal margin
produced ventrad into a small, flattened, nearly glabrous,
tofigue-like yellow lobe that hangs pendulously.
Hub. Japim (Hokkaido):
Holotype, ~, Maruyama, near Sapporo, Ishikari-nokuui, June 10, 1923 (S. Kuyama); collector's number 35.

Tipula turbida~ sp. n.
General coloration of head and thorax grey, the prmscutumwith three plumbeous stripes; wings tinged with brown~
conspicuously variegated with whitish subhyaline; radial
cells all dark; male hypopygium with the eighth sternite
unarmed.
Male.--Length 15-16 ram. ; wing 17"4-18 ram.
Female.--Length about 17 ram. ; wing 17"8 ram.
Frontal prolongation of the head and the nasus darkbrown; palpi eoneolorous. Antennae of moderate lengtb,
if bent backward scarcely attaining the root of the halteres ;scape yellow; flagellar segments brown with blackish basal
enlargements. Head dark brownish grey.
Mesonotum dark grey,the prmscutum with three phmbeous
grey stripes that are little evident against the ground-colour,t h e median stripe faintly divided by a pale line; scutum
grey, the lobes plumbeous grey; scutellum and postnotum
brown, grey-pruinose. Pleura obscure ochreous, tile anepisternum and pteropleurite grey, the ventral half of thesternoplem'ite and ventral margin o f meron of the same
colour. Halteres brown, the base of the stem and apex of

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471

knobs paler. Legs with the cox~e and troehanters yellow;
femora obscure yellow, the tips narrowly dark brown ; tibim
and tarsi brownish yellow, tile tips scarcely darkened, theterminal tarsal segments infuscated. Wings strongly tippedwith brown, the base and costal region more brownish
yellow; conspicuous whitish subhyaline areas as follows :a conspicuous band before the cord extending from before
the stigma across the outer ends of cells R and M, the basal
half of cell 1st M: to the wing-margin in Ca, including also
the bases of ceils MI, 2nd M~, and M a ; a whitish area justbeyond mid-length of cell M, followed by a brown cloud ; abrown cloud at mid-length of cell Cu, preceded and followedby conspicuous whitish areas; radial cells entirely dark;
wins dark brown, paler in the obliterative areas. Venation:m varying in length, from shorter than to a little longer
than tile petiole of cell ~l//1.
Abdomen yellow basally ; on the second tergite a blackish
sublateral stripe commences ; on the third segment a medianstripe of the same colour ; on the intermediate segments thesestripes widen, reducing the pale brown ground-colour, thelateral margins of tile segments becoming broadly pale ; segments 7 to 9 black except for very narrow lateral and caudal
pale margins on segments 7 and 8 and the styli of tile hypopygium. Male hypopygium with the tergite and sternite
distinct, the basistyle fused with the latter except ventrally.
Ninth tergite entirely black, with a median lobe as in thogroup. Outer dististylc flattened, irregularly rectangular,
pale. Eighth sternite,unarmed. The female is similar, thebasal abdominal segments pale reddish brown, with narrowgreyish caudal margins; on the fifth and succeeding segments this colour passes into black, the segments withnarrow pale margins. Ovipositor with the bases shiny black,all the valves straight.
Hob. Japan (Honshiu).
Hololype , ~ , Lake Ozenuma, on boundary between
Iwashiro-no-kuni and Kotsuke-no-kuni, altitude 5460 feet,
July 26, 1923 (T. Esaki).
Al/otype, ~, Yumoto, Silimotsuke-no-kuni, altitude4830 feet, July 23, 1923 (T. Esaki).
Paratopolype, (~.
Tipula turbida belongs to the group of the genus including
the tbllowing additional Japanese species :--T. bipeniciilala,
Alexander; T. bubo, Alexander; "1'. kuzuensis, Alexander
T. saitam~e, Alexander ; and T. tokionis, Alexander.

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Dr. C. P. Alexander on
Tipula nigrosignata, sp. n.

General coloration shiny yellow, the head, mesonotal
pr~escutum and scutum, and apex of abdomen shiny black ;wings tinged with pale brown ; stigma largely yellow ; malehypopygium with the caudal margin of the eighth sternite
produced and tufted ventrally with yellow set~e.
Male.--Length about 15 mm.; wing 19 ram.; antenna
11"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head, with the nasus, black ; palpi
dark brown. Antennae elongate, i£ bent backward extending
to the base of the sixth abdominal segment ; scape and basal
segment of flagellum yellow; remainder of flagellum darkbrown~ the basal segments with tile basal swelling a little
darker. Head shiny black.
Pronotum yellow, shiny black medially. Mesonotal
pr~escutum shiny black, the region of the pseudosuturai
fove~e paler, the postero-lateral portions slightly pruinose ;scutal lobes brownish black; remainder o£ mesonotum
obscure shiny yellow. Pleura shiny yellow, the sternopleurite a little darker. Halteres brownish yellow, theknobs dark brown. Legs with the cox~e and trochanters
shiny yellow; femora brownish yellow, the tips conspicuously
but rather narrowly blackened ; tibia~ brownish yellow, tlle
tips narrowly blackened; tarsi light brown, gradually
passing into dark brown, tile tips of the individual segments
narrowly darker. Wings tinged with pale brown, the baseand cells C and Sc more yellowish ; stigma largely brightyellow, the distal end narrowly brown; anterior cord andlongitudinal veins beyond the cord faintly seamed withdarker brown ; small isolated obliterative areas before thestigma and across the proximal end of cell 1st M:; veinsdark brown. Venation : R2+ a long, straight, a little shorter
than the arcuated sector ; //~ entire ; petiole of cell M1 alittle longer than m ; m-cu distinct.
Abdomen shiny obscure yellow; a blackish spot on eitherside at the base of" second tergite; an indistinct sublateral
stripe; segment 6 and succeeding segments black with
faintly indicated pale margins on segments 6 and 7. Male
hypopygium with the tergite and sternite distinct, the very
extensive basistyle fused with tile sternite except ventrally.
Ninth tergite subquadrate, with a deep, linear, mediannotch, each lobe thus formed being obliquely truncated, themesal apical angle produced caudad into a small black spine.
Outer dististyle stout, black. Eighth sternite with thecaudal margin produced caudad into a conspicuous lobe,

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the apex of which bears a ventral tuft of conspicuous yellow
set~e.
Hub. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, ~;, Lake Chuzenji, Shimotsuke-no-kuni, altitude
4170 feet, July 22, 1923 (T. Esaki).

Tipula querula, sp. n.
Allied to T. nipponeusis, Alexander; antennal flagellum
black; posterior vertex and occiput brown; median prmscutat stripe bisected by a dark median virtu ; pleura witha narrow oblique brown stripe; inner dististyle of malehypopygium without a caudal extension.
Male.--. Length about 12 n~m.; wing 14_ mm.
Frontal prolongation of i~ead yellow; palpi dark brown.
Antennte relatively short for a member of this group, theelongate basal Segment of the scape yellow basally~ the distal
two-thirds brown; antennal flagellum black, the segme~ts
relatively short. Head yellow~ the vertex and occiput brown~
this including the median area.
Pronotum yellow. ]Vfesouotal pr~escutum yellow withthree broad brown stripes, the broad median stripe p~ter
medially but split by a darker median vitta; anterior e~dsof lateral stripes confluent with the median stripe ; scutu,ubrown, the median area restrictedly yellow ; scutellum withthe median lobe yellow, the caudal margin infuscated;postnotum with the mediotergite yellow, the lateral portion,s,
except beidnd, with a large brown cloud. Pleura yeIlow ian oblique line extends from the anterior spiracle across theanepisternum on to the dorsal portions of the sternopleurite ;dorsal half of each postnotal pleurotergite infuscated, theventral half yellow. Ilalteres brown, the extreme base of
the stem a~ld each knob yellow. L gs ~itll the eoxm yellow;
trochanters yellowish testate(ms ; femora obscure ),edow, thetips conspicuously blackened; tibiae pate brown, the tips
narrowly infuscated; tarsi passing into black. Wings subhyaline; stigma dark brown; cell Sc and space behindvein Cu infuscated ; brown washes on the branches of Cu ;obliterative areas before and beyond the stigma and acrosscell 1st M2 ; pale washes near outer end of Cell M a n d inbase of cell 1st .4. Distal section of vein R~ with macrotrichi~e on basal half. Venation : m about equal to petioleof 1st Mz.
Abdomen obscure yellow, the segments variegated withdark brown, more evident on the lateral al~d caudal portionsof the sclerites. Male hypopygium with the ninth tergite
Anr, & Mug. JY. Hist. Ser. 9. VoI. xiv.
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Dr. C. P. Alexander ontransverse, the caudal margin with a broad U-shaped mediannotch, the base of which is not toothed, the lateral lobes
formed very obtusely rounded; dorsal surface and caudal
margin of tergite with abundant setm. Outer dististylelonger than in T. ecaudata, sp. n., the setm of the lateralface longer and coarser than those of the mesal face ; innerstyle a flattened, roughly quadrate blade, most nearly as
in T. ecaudata, the cephalo-dorsal angle produced into a
blackened tooth-like spine.
Hab. Japan (Houshiu).
Hololype, ~ , Hinogmata, Iwashiro-no-kunij altitude3280-6235 feet, July 2~, 1923 (T. Esaki).

Tipula ecaudata, sp. n.
Allied to T. nippouensis, Alexander ; thoracic pleura withsparsedark markings ; eoxm uniformly pale ; inner dististyleof male hypopygium without a caudal extension.
Male.--Length about 8 tara. ; wing 11"2 ram.
Female.--Length 11 ram. ; wing 12"5 mm.
Frontal prolongation of head above light yellow, the sides
and the palpi dark brown. Antennm elongate, if bent
backward extending at least to the root of the halteres ;scape yellow ; flagellar segments yellow, the basal enlargement of each segment black, the terminal segments more
uniformly infuscated. Head yellow ; a dark brown spot on
the inner margin of the eye at narrowest part of vertex ;lateral margins of posterior vertex and genre brown.
Pronotura sulphur-yellow. Mesonotal prmscutum lightsulphur-yellow with three dark brown stripes that are confluent anteriorly, indistinctly separated behind; scutum
yellow, the lobes dark brown ; scutellnra testaceous ; postnotal
mediotergite yellow, the lateral margins brown. Pleura lightyellow, the propleura largely brown; a small brown spot
behind the anterior spiracle and others on the cephalic marginof each of the anepisIernum and sternopleurite ; a small spot
on the antero-dorsat angle of tim pteropleurite. Halterespale, the bases df the knobs darker. Legs with coxm andtrochanters yellow ; femora brownish testaceous, the tips
infuscated; tibim brown, the tips narrowly darker; tarsi
passing into black. Wings pale grey, the stigma elongateoval, dark brown ; cell Sc and seams along vein Cu and its
branches dark brown ; pale areas beyond the stigma ; a band
extending from before the stigma across cell 1st M 2 and alarge spot crossing vein Cu before its fork; veins darkbrown. Venation : vein R: entire ; Rs one-half longer thaa
R~+a~ nearly straight; cell 1st M.~ small.

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475

Abdominal tergitcs pale brown, variegated with darker on
the incisures, basal sternites more uniformly pale. Caudal
margin of ninth tergite with a broad U-shaped notch, themargin chitiuized, the base of the notch with a small blunt
median tooth, the lateral lobes obtuse; dorsal surface oftergite with numerous trichim.
Outer dististyle shortcylindrical, setiferous; inner dististyle relatively small,appearing as a flattened blade jutting into the notch of thetergite, without the caudal lobe of 1: n~oponensis.
Hub. Japan (Saghalien and Honshiu).
Holotype, ~, Lake Ozenuma, on boundary between
Iwashiro-no-kuni and Kotsuke-no-kuni, altitude 5460 feet~
July 25, 1923 (T. Esaki).

dllotopotype, ?.
Paratypes, Hino~mata, Iwashiro-no-kuni, July 24~, 1923
(T. Esaki) ; 6~ , Toyohara, Saghalien, July 21, 1922, at honeybait trap (T, Esaki) ; ~, Takinosawa, Saghalien,. July 26,
1922 ( T. Esa]ci).
Tipula sparsiseta, sp. n.
Allied to 1". insulivola, Alexander; general coloration
pale brown, the pr~escut~! stripes little evident; antennae
elongate, bicolorous; knobs of haltcres infuscated; wings
yellowish brown, the stigma dark brown; sparse macrotrichi~e in distal fifth of cell Rs.
Male.--Length about 8 ram. ; wing 10"6 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head obscure brownish yellow ;palpi pale brown. Antennae elongate, if bent backward
extending approximately to the base of the third abdominal
segment; base and basal segment of the flagellum yellow;
second flagellar segment with the basal enlargement black,
the remainder brownish yellow ; on the following segments
the distal portions of the segments become darker, so theapical six or seven segments are almost uniformly blackened.
Head pale brownish grey, the pesterior orbits narrowly pale,
the vertical tubercle a little darkened.
Pronotum brown. Mesonotal pr~eseutum brown withthree reddish-brown stripes that are little evident against the
ground-colour ; scutum brown, the lobes darker brown;
scutellum and postnotum brown. Pleura pale yellow, including the ventral angle of the postnotal pleurotergite.
Halteres pale brown, the knobs dark brown. Legs withtim coxae and trochanters pale yellow; femora obscureyellow, brighter at base, the tips scarcely infuscated ; tibiae
brown ; tarsi black. Wings with a uniform yellowish-brown
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On. ~zew or llttle-known Tipulid~.

tinge, the stigma dark brown; base and cells C and S c a
trifle more yellowish; obliterative areas before the stigma
and across cell 1st M2 ; ~eins dark brown, those basad of thecord paler. A sparse line of about sixteen maerotrichi~eoccupies the middle of the distal fifthof celtR~. Venation :Sc2 joining R just beyond mid-length of the areuated sector,
the latter only a little longer thall R2+a ; distal section R~
complete, with numerous macrotriehim ; petiole of cell M,
about one-fourth the cell ; m very short ; m-cu obliterated
by punetiform contact of adjoining veins.
Abdomen with the basal tergites pale brown, the intermediate segments obscure yellow with the ineisures infuseated.
Ninth tergite of the male hypopygium with a median compressed blade, as in T. insulicola and related species.
Hub. Japan (Honshiu).
Holotype, (~, Okai, Kotsuke-no-kuni, altitude 2150 feet,
July 27, 1923 (T. Esaki).

Tipula mystica, sp. n.
Belongs to the pribilofensis group; antennm elongate;wings with a strong though pale brown tinge, the obliterative
areas small; ninth tergite of male hypopygium heavily
chitinized throughout, the caudal margin with a V-shaped
notch, the lateral lobes terminating in slender apical points
that are directed ventrad.
Male.--Length about ,17 ram. ; wing 16"5 ram.
Frontal prolongation of head brownish yellow, the dorsum
dusted with grey ; nasus distinct; palpi with the basal segment pale brown, the terminal segments passing into brownish
black. Antennae elongate, if bent backward extending tobeyond one-third the length of the long abdomen ; scapal
segments brownish yellow ; first segment of flagellum black,paler at base; flagellar segments black, very deeply constricted near the middle, the apical enlargement being only
a little smaller than the base. Head light grey, clearer
adjoining the eyes, with a capillary median brown vitta.
Mesonotal pr~e~eutum yellowish grey with four light brown
stripes, the narrow intermediate pair connected at theiranterior ends and approximated posteriorly, a little darker
in eolour than the lateral pair ; seutum grey, each lobe withtwo pale brown spots, the posterior one fainter ; seutellum
brown, darker medially at base, sparsely pruin0se ; postnotal
mediotergite grey. Pleura light grey, the postnotal pleurotergite fading into greyish white. Italteres brownish yellow,
the knobs infuseated. Legs with the Cox~edusted with grey,
paler apieally~ ; troehanters obscure yellow; femora brownish

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yelIow, clearer basally, the tips broadly blackened; tibiae
brown, the tips still darker; tarsi black. Wings with astrong pale brown suffusion, the base and costal region moreyellowish; stigma small, pale brown; small obliterative
areas before the stigma and across the proximal end of cell]st M2 ; veins.dark brown. Venation : m-cu present, very
close to the fork of M; petiole of cell M1 a trifle longer
than m.
Abdomen yellow, the tergites with a conspicuous dorsomedian brownish-black stripe that is narrowly interrupted
at the posterior margins of the segments ; on segments 7 to
9 including most of the tergites ; hypopygium blackened ;sternites obscure yellow, basal sternites with a narrow transverse impressed line on the basal half of each. Male
hypopygium of the type of T. pribilofensis; ninth tergite
entirely blackened and chitinized~ with a deep V-shape 4
caudal notch~ the apices of the lobes thus formed somewhat
rounded but produced beneath into more slender black
points that are directed ventrad. Outer dististyle long andslender ; base of the inner dististyle produced caudad in aflattened sharply pointed blade that is about one-half thelength of the outer style. Eighth sternite produced caudad
in a flattened shovel-shaped lobe as i n t h e group.
Hub. Japan (Hokkaido).
Holotype, (~, Sapporo, Ishikari-no-kuni, June 15, 1923
(S. Kuwayama).
The pribzlofensis group (or subgroup of the arctics complex) includes the following pleviously described species : - ~1'. kamchatkensis, Alexander (Eastern Siberia), T. optiva,
Alexander (North-western United States), T. pribilofensis,
Alexander (Pribilof Islands~ Alaska), T. subarctica, Alexander(Alaska), and T. t~enigaster, Alexander (Alaska).

X L V [ I . - - N o t e s sur les Cercopides de l'-dmdrique Centrale etMdridionaIe de la Collection de M. C. B. Williams et de la
mienne. Par lc Dr. V. LALLEMAND (Uccle~ Bclgique).
Sous-famille des CE~co~z~/~.
Tribu I S C I t N O R t t I N I N I .
Laccogrypota partita.
Jacobi, p. 40, Arch. fiir Naturg. xxxvii. (1921) (IschnorMna).
Equateur, province de Tungurahua, 1~. Lligua Banos,
5000 pieds, xii. 1917, 3 ~ ? (J. B. Rorer).
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