The Canadian Entomologist: Volume 73 -

SOME NEW SPECIES OF THE GENUS SCIARA FROM CANADA *
F. R. Shaw
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31 May 2012, pp. 174-175
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In a collection of Mycetophilidae taken by H. E. McClure in Manitoba during the summer of 1936, there are two new species of the genus Sciara. The following are the descriptions of these new species.

SOME NEW NOCTUIDS FROM NEW YORK STATE WITH NOTES ON OTHER WELL KNOWN SPECIES (LEPIDOPTERA, PHALAENIDAE, AMPHIPYRINAE)
JOHN G. Franclemont
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31 May 2012, pp. 111-114
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The following notes and descriptions result partly from this summer's collecting by Mr. L. R. Rupert and myself and from previous studies in the group.

A NEW PARASITIC BEE FROM COLORADO
T. D. A. Cockerell
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31 May 2012, p. 36
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Female. Length about 8 mm., anterior wing about 5.5 mm. The following parts are ferruginous: labrum, mandibles, lower margin of clypeus, scape, flagellum beneath (above it is dusky reddish), tubercles, scutellum, axillae, area of metathorax (except apical part), upper part of sides of metathorax, region below wings, a very broad band across pleura, legs, first two abdominal tergites and base of third, apex of abdomen and all of abdominal venter.

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