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/knclerson, Joseph, jr. Aphides and their Bijerinok, M.W. [Heterogonie der cynipi- partiality for strongly-scented plants. (En- den. (Entom. nachrichten, March 188o, tomologist, June 1885, v. 18, p. 173-174.) jahrg. 6, p. 45-46.) Notes the preference ofaphididae for strongly-scented Notice. (Entom. nachrichten, April conservatory plants, and plants bearing fragrant flow- 188o, jahrg. 6, p. 7I.) G: 29. (38S5) Dimorphism and mode of oviposition of biorhiza 2kshmeacl, W: Harris. On a parasite bred aptera. G:29. (389) fi-om the eggs of the orange tree plant bug; being another insect friend of the orange Bell, James Thompson. [On alaus.] (Can. grower. (Florida agriculturist, 2 Nov. 1881, entom., May 188, v. 13, p. 116.) v. 4, no. 25, p. 193, col. 1-2, 56 cm.) Answer to J: L. Le Conte's "[On alaus gor=obs]" (Can. entom., April I85, 3, P. 8o) (Rec.,8"88]. Describes telotomus brochymenae, species of G: 29. ) proclolrupidae, parasitic upou the eggs of brockytnena (389 arborea, and gives notes its habits. G: 29. (3886) 13rl, Antonio. Acarorum systematis Soc. entom, The natural specimen. (Bull. ital., 1885, Bailey, James Spencer. history an. p. of cossus centerensis. (Can. entom., 17, lZ1-135. Jan. Classificatory table of the acari, extending to genera; 879, v. I1, p. 1-5, pl.) the families follovcs demodicMae (including the Figures and describes the larva, pupa and imago of phytopt sarcoptidae, oribatidae, amasidae, ixodzdae, centerensis; gives notes its habits; the larva trombidiidae and ho2lopdae. G: 29. (3893) bores in wood ofpopulus tremuloides. G: D. (3887) Barnarcl, G Fruit versus sugar. (Ento- lBl;any, G.T. The galleries of the cutting mologist, June 1885, v. 18, p. 16o-6I.) ants of Texas. (Nature, 16 Oct. I879, v. o, Describes the mode of collecting lepidoptera by usin P. 583, z3 era.) (Littell's livingage, Nov. fruit, in place of sugaring, the author has practisect 1879, s. 5, v. zS, p. 51, 33 era.) in O..ueensland. G: D. (3888) Notes the habits and habitations of atta fervens based accounts given by H C. MeCook. Barrett, C: Goiding. The influence of G: 29. (3894) meteorological conditions on insect life. (Entom. too. mag., June 882, v. 19 p. alv6 1-S.) 13iro, Lajos. Szabadban tndhek ds dar- Abstract, by B: P. Mann, with above azsok. (Rovartani lapok, Aug. 1885, v. 2, title. (Psyche, Sept.-Oct. [16 Nov.l 1883, p. 169-172; Rdsumd, p. 23-24. v. 4, P. 83-87.) Observations the posture of about txventy species of hymenoptera while asleep upon centaurea arenaria. Effect of severely cold winters n prmnoting the G: 29. abundance of certain species of lepidoptera, and of wet (3895) weather in destroying other species. /. P. 3/,r. (3889) Blanoharfl, F: Note on the habits of amki- lasstl:, lomer Franklin. New cynipidae. coma vu@ina. (Bull. Brooklyn entom. (Can. entom., 188i, v. 13: April, p. 74-79; soc., Apr. t883, v. 5, P. 9.) May, p. 92-I3 .) Record of occurrence and diurnal habits of amphi- Describes a4 species of cyn@htae. G: D. (389o) vu@ina at Lowell, Mass. /: _P. Jr. (3896) 81 [3897-39o9 PS I'CttE. JulymSeptember I885.

Brauer, Friedrich. [Entwicklungsgeschichte Chambers, Vactor Tcusey. Cicada s@tem- der kirmoeura obscura. (Verhandl. K.-k. decim in Colorado. (Amer. entom., Mch. zool.-botan, gesells, in Wien, I883, jahrg. 88o, v. 3, n. s., v. , p. 77, cm.) 33; Sitzb., p. 9.) Record of of cicada sedMe,tdecim in Notes larvae of hir,toneura obscura which live Cheyenne cation, Colorado, in June 876. in larvae of rkizotroffus solslitialis. G: .O. (3897) /]: P. 2kr. (3903) Breitenbach, Wilhelm. Ein neuer feind der Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- honigbiene. (Entom. nachrichten, Feb. ptera. (Can. entom., July I87I v. 3, p. 54- I884, jahrg. IO, p. 42.) ss.) An undetermined hemipteron destroys many honey General remarks the genus h'thocollet?, its two bees mellijqca) in southern Brazil. G: D. forms of larva and the differences in their mines and (a2is (3898) habits; classification of the known North American species by their coloration, with descriptions of Buel, Jesse. The saperda bivillala, or apple species" characters, food-plants and habits of six borer. (Mass. agric, repos, and journ., species, of which three (l. Nl[aedla, 1. clemensella, l. July 826, v. 9, no. 2, p. i9i-95. car.fae-albella) new, vith remarks other species. [Cont., op. cat., Sep., p. 84-88 (Rec., 39o5 ).] Communicates letter from Philip Heartt, describ- .B: P. _M'. (3904) ing the ravages of saperda bivattata, and letter from T: Say, concerning the insect, with copy of Chambers, Vtctor Tousey. Micro-lepido- Say's original description of it. 27: P. 3/. (3899) ptera. (Can. entom., Sep. 87, v. 3, P. 84- Cameron, P: Descriptions of new species of 88.) teuthreditidae and cy,@idae fi'om Mexico. [Cont. from o15. cat.,Julv, p. 54-58 (Rec., 3904).] Char- acters, food-plants and hbits of four spectes of latho- (Trans. Entom. soc. Loud., I884, p. 481- colleNs, of which (1. virginiella) is new, with 488.) marks other species, including anacampsis robin. Describes 9 species of lenlhreditidae and of fella. [Cont., o/. ci/., Sep., p. xo8-ta (Rec., 3906).] cyn@idae, all from Mexico. G: l). (39oo) /]: P. 3//. (39o5) Cameron, P: Amonograph of the British Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- phytophagous hymenoptera. Tentkrecto, ptera. (Can. entom., Sep. I87I, v. 3, P. sirex and cyn@s, Linnd. Vol. l. Loud., o8-2.) Raysoc., 882. P., 2t pl., each [Cont. from op. ciA, Sep., p. 84-88 (Rec., 39oS).] Char- 7 -+- 34 and habits of vailtz 2 of acters, food-plauts species z35. exbl., 7 p. [announcements collett, of vhich four (1. totzfasciella, 1. belhunella, Ray soc.], 23 X 14, 6. 5 9.7. 1. tritaezianella, 1. coryh'ella ["corylisella"] nmv, Rev. (Ann. and mag. nat. hist., May and I. aesculisella and 1. oslryaeella new varieties; s. v. tabular syuopsis of the characters of the larvae of 1. 885, S, IS, p. 46-417.) coryh'ella, 1. o"utli_flnatella, 1. aescttlisella and 1. ostry- 2X general monographic work the British phyto- aeella. [Cont., o_p. cir., Oct., p. 27-3o (Rec. 3907).] phagous hynenoptera, to which prefixed general //: P../I/'. (3906) statements, which may be comprised under the following heads, about these insects external anatolny of the head, Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- mouth-parts, thorax, legs, veius and their venation, ab- ptera. entom., Oct. v. 3, dmnen, ovipositor, and male anal appendages spiracles, (Can. 1871 P. coloration, secondarr sexual characters habits-- such 127-I3O. food, feigning aeath, cpulation, oviposition, and [Cont. from op. c#., Sep., p. xoS-Ii2 (Rec., 39o6).] parthenogenesis; the egg, larval habits, list of food- Characters, food-plants and habits of five species of plants of larvae of British species; anatmny of larvae, lathocolletis, ofvhich three (1. ambrosiaeella, 1. cellifo- and the differences between these and lepidopterous liella, l. celtisella) [Cont., o/5. cat., Oct., p. larvae; protective coloration of the larvae, offensive 146-I49 (Rec., 39o8).] 27: p..&r. (39o7) cretions and other by which larvae pro- tected synopsis of the larvae of British species mode Chamber., Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- and localities of pupation, and external anatomy of the ptera. (Can. entom., Oct. I871, v. 3, pupa; generic and specific characters of the phytopha- P. gous hymn enoptera, their geographical distribution, their I46-149.) classification and literature; analytical tables of genera [Cont. from op. cir., Oct., p. 37-3o (Rec., 3907).] and species belonging to the British fauna, with descrip- Characters, food-plants and habits off species of tions, and notes habits and habitats of each species. latkocolletis, of vhich tvo (l. cit, cinnaliella, 1. tdmella) G: D. (39o,) [Cont., op. eft., Nov., p. 16x-x66 (Rec., 39c9). /: P. 21f. (3oo8) Campbell, G Douglas (GLASSELL), 8l/t duke ql Argyll. Mimicry in moths. (Nature, Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- v. 7 Dec. 1882, v. 2 7 p. I25-I6, 4 cm.) ptera. (Can. entom., Nov. 187, 3, P. Notice and abstract, by F. P. Pascoe. I61-66.) (Trans. Entom. soc. Lond., 883; Proc., p. [Cont. frmn op. cat., Oct., p. x46-49 (Rec., X9o8).] Characters, food-plants and habits of three sI)ezies of ). lathocollelis, of which l? ornalella is new, with remarks A moth, of species unknown to the writer, ob- several others not knoxx in the imago state. [Cont., served at Cannes, France, nimicking" crumpled leaf. oil. cat., Nov., p. 182-1S (Rec., 391o).] G: aD. (39o) B: . M. (39c9) July--September 885, PSI:CHE. [391o-3926] 317

Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- Clements, James. Description of the oeslrus ptera. (Can. entom., Nov. 1871 v. 3, P. ovis, or the botts of sheep. (Amer. too. 182-185.) meg. and crit. rev Biglow..., Feb. [Cont. from op. cir., Nov., p. 6i-i66 (Rec., 39e9).] 1818, v. 2, no. 4, P. 249-25o, 4.5 cm.) Condensed account of species of lithocolletis described Valuable description of larva and imalzo and method by Clemens, Packard and Fitch, but unkuown to of attack of oestrus ovis. ZI: 1-. of . (3917) thor; discussion the number and sequence of broods of several geuera of tindna. [Cont., o/. cir., Dec., p. The (Rec., I),] .; P. _4/. (39o) Clifford, J. R.S. urticating properties oS-ao9 39 of the hairs of" borlhesia chrysorrhoea. Chambera, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- (Entomologist, Jan. I885, v. I8, p. 22-23. ptera. (Can. entom., Dec. i87i v. 3, P. Notes the stinging hairs and the urtication pro- duced by them, in certain species of bombycidae. 2o5-209. G: 29. (398) [Cont. from oh. cir., Nov., p. 8-8 (Rec., 39o).,] Describes leucanlk iza ? saundersella, phyllocnistL ilt- Cockerell, T. D. A. Scientific nomencla- /blt'ella and ph. amtgelotsiella species, and ture. marks upon the generic characters of phyllocnistis tis- (Entomologist, April x885, v. 18, p. cher/a and cemtosloma, and upon the North American I20.) species of these genera. [Cont., o/. c#., Dec., p. The author objects to the extensive of of (Rec.,39). 27: _P../hr. persons in scientific of animals. G: 29. (399) Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- Cookerell, T. D.A. The urticating hairs of ptera. (Can. entom,, Dec. i87 I, v. 3, P. lepidoptera. (Entomologist, Mar. 188.5, v. zz-2z4.) 18, p. 74-75.) [Cont. frown o. cit., Dec., p. zoS-o9 (Rec., 39).] Cocoons of porthesia s[m1"h which have been Remarks upon the generic characters of lavera and posed to the weather for months, still produce urtica- aspidisca, and npou the North Americau species of tion; the author thinks 'this militates strongly against these genera, iucluding lyotetia saccatella; describes the theory of the effects beiug" caused otherwise than by laverna cethalantht'ella and aspidisca ella spe- the mechanical properties of the hairs." G: 29. (39o) cies. [Cont., olO. cir., Jan. I87 4, P" 7-I2 (Rec., 3913).] /]: /. 3//. (392) Coleman, Nathan. Notes on the changes in the larvae of oryia leucoslima. (Journ. Chambers, Vactor Tousey. Micro-lepido- Bost. zo61. soc., Oct. 1.882, v. , p. 39-42.) ptera. entom., 2, v. (Can. Jan. 187 4, p. Account of observations made changes of color in 7-12.) the larwte of oro'yia leucosl[gr,,ia, t. ti. (392I) [Cont. from o_p. cir., Dec. I87I, 3, P. 221-224 (Rec., 39t2).] Remarks upon the generic haracters of gra- Coleman, Nathan. Notes on the larvae of cilaria ["racillaria"], including tarectoa, cort- certain heterocerous lepidoptera. (Journ. cittm and ettsilalglery; charactdrs, food-phmts and Bost. zo61. sot., July I882, v. 1, p. habits of five species o[ gracilaria, of which three (g'. 28-29. eutSalor[dla o.. lataff'n tella, gr. 2.lln eella Describes certain of the earlier stages of carpocasa [Cont., o/,. cir., Feb., p. zS-zg. //: _P. kr. (393) tomonella, aegreria cucurbilae aud arct[a tabella. R./at. (392) Chreien, P. De l'influence du froid sur les chrysalides. (Feuilles des jeunes natura- Coleman, Nathan. Pailio cre@kotes at Conn. Bost. zo61. soc., listes, May 1885, an. 15, p. Berlin, (Journ. 95-96.) Oct. 1882, v. General rdsmnd of the researches of W: H lEdxvards , p..53') upon the effect of cold upon the chrysalids of rhopalo- Records the capture of number of specimens of G.' 29. (3914) papilio cresphonles at Berlin, Conn, .. //. (3923) Clarke, Core H. Description of two inter- Comber, T: Insects and colour in flowers. esting houses made by native caddis-fly (Nature, 19 Nov. 1874, v. II, p. 47, 13 cm.) larvae (Proc. Bost. soc. nat. hist., Thinks cannot, with present knovlodgc, de- cide 1882, v. 2, whether beauty is "object in nature." May p. 67-71, fig. 1-6.) G: 29. (3924) Separate, with t.-p. cover, p. 67-71 4 15, t7 X 9.7; fig. 1-6. Constock, j: H: On the transmission of Describes and figures the larval of species of insects through the U. S. ,nails. (Amer. hydro/)syche and of 2#lectrocnemia, fimnd entom., Apr. 188o, v. 3, n. s., v. 1, Boston, Mass., and adds few notes the habits of p. io4, their larvae and pupae. G: 29. (3915) 23 cm.) Statement of the laws in force in United States regard- Clemens, Brackenridge. Synopsis of fam- ing the transmission of insects by mail dead specimens, ilies of" heterocera. (Proc. Entom. soc. pinn.ed free, may be mailed i}" properly packed; live Philad., Mar. 1862, v. t, p. spectnens only be mailed in sealed Ietters. I73-I8t. ': P. _/kr. Reprint. (CLEMENS, B. The tDeim of (3925) North America...Stainton. Lond., 872. Cook, Albert J: Another bee enemy. (Can. p. 19`5-2o6.) entom., Jan. 1879, v. II, p, 17-20 fig. I-8.) Description of author's and of A. Guene's ncthods Pkymata siezes bees and sucks their blood, and of denuding wings of lepidoptera; definition of ptero- sting quite severely; description of 15h. erosa, with logical terms dichotomic synoptical table to discrimi- figures of the eutire iusect, its proboscis, its antenna, nate all the families of lepidoptera heterocera; directions and its anterior and middle leg; predaceous habits, and for using this table. A': 1v. ./hr. (396) bibliography of the species. G: D. (3926) [3927-3939 PSYCHE. July--September 885.

Cook, Albert J. Remarks on some insects Cramer, A. W. Putnam. A new collecting injurious to vegetation, in Michigan. (Tth ground. (Bu'll. Brooklyn entom, soc., Apr. ann. rept. sect', state board agric. Mich., I883, v. 5, P. 9o.) for I868, I868 [I869], p. I63-I7o. Record of capture of two specimens of catocala Characters ot insects; and habits of, and juga aboard vessel the way to Europe off the coast against, doryphora decemllneata, ct'cada seflten- of Newibundland. 27: P. _4r. (3935) dect'm, dryocam2ba se--natort'a, spht'nx quinquemacu-lata, CriekeYs and the cartSoca2sa 2#omonella, astidolus conchifor,nt's, and chirp temperature (The). the pem2higus of fagus. 27: . A/Z. (3927) (Nature, 5 Jan. 1882, v. 25 p. 229, 5 cm.) amer., II Mar. I88, v. col. Cook, E Naphthaline. (Entomologist, (Sci. 46, p. 149, 3, 6 cm.) April 1885, v. 18, p. 125-126. lule for estimating the temperature by the number Notes ill effects of using impure naphthalin in of successive chirps of cricket [ffryllus]. collections of insects. G: .D. (3928) G: Z). (3936) Cooper, Joseph. Letter fl'om Mr. Joseph Dahl, F'riedrich. Ueber den ban und die Cooper to William Russel, esq. on tbe hes- functionen des insectenbeines. Vorliufige sian fly and the early white wheat. (Papers mittheilung. (Zool. anzeiger, 21 Jan. 1884, on agric., Mass. soc. for promot, agric., jahrg. 7, P. 38-4.) 1799, p. 26-28.) Arrangement of certain muscles of the legs ofinsects ecdomya destructor first appeared at Cooper's xnode of attachment of the foot of insects to smooth Point, N. J., in 1788; of the insect, whose faces; brushes, combs, and other apparatus pertaining ages may be diminished by late sowing of early white to the of the legs of insects in cleaning themselves. wheat. (3929) "G: D. (3937) Copo, E: Drinkard. On some new and little Derey, T :, lord Walsin]am. North Amer- known myriapoda from the southern Alle- ican tortrlcidae. (Trans. Entom. soc. Lond., ghenies. (Trans. Amer. entom, soc., May I884, p. 121-147, pI. 4.) 187o, v. 3, List, with notes, of species of tortrcidae sent the P" 65-67") thor by H. K. Morrison, including specimens from Describes petaserjes g. [lolyzonidae] and p. rosal- 2krizona, Mexico, Florida, North Carolina, W'isconsin, bus sp.; remarks the and habits of and Montana; describes new: scgatShila arizonana, several myriapoda in Tennessee and North Carolina, oenectra? strata, dLtgncta, 2#latynoa slultana, t5. and especially the physical characters of the defensive semiustana, 7 spp. of conchylis,ihseudoconchyl[s [n. g.] secretions of stronffylia and suentia. laticatS[tana helia ? [nquadrana, penthina [mudens, B: P. 21/. (393o) spp. oftaedzsca spp. of semasia, and grra2Mzol[tha duodecdmstriata, figuring of these; re-describes Coming, Erastus, jr. Naphthaline. (En- and figures oenectra [rrorea, and figureslSaedca tomologist, Oct. 1882, v. 15, p. 240. anteana. G: aD. (3938) Advocates the of naphthalin (CIoH8) in natural history collections to prevent the ravages of Dewitz, Herman. Ueber die fortbewegung pests. G: 2). (3931) der thiere an senkrechten, glatten fliichen f. d. Couper, W: Entomology. No. I. (Can. en- vermittelst eines secretes. (Archiv tom., June t87 I, v. 3, p. 32-35 .) ges. physiol., 1884, v. 33, P. 44o-481, pl. in 7-9.) Rev., C. V. Riley's "Friendly notes" vith cover. Bonn, Emil cir., Sep., p. Separate, t.-p. (o2. 117-119). Strauss, p. 44o-48I, pl. 7-9,23.5 X 1.5.5, _A_dvice to beginners in entomology; recommends 1884. neatness, patience, the keeping of field note books, and 8 X IO.5. the fortnation of collections illustrating insect architec- Abstract, entitled "Wie klettern die in- ture; states that "every species of insect has peculiar sekten an glatten wiinden ?" (Entom. nach- mode of working in its early stages, and there is kind richten, jahrg, lO, p. 125-13,5. of non-deviation in the work which practical eye May 1884, trace." 27: P. M'. (3932) Abstract, entitled "Locomotion of ani- mals over smooth vertical surfaces." Coverclale, G: Additional notes upon setting Roy. micros, soc., Oct. 1884, s. lepidoptera unpinned. (Journ. (Entomologist, July v. 4, I8") V. I8, P" 76-7 1885, p. 183-188.) The author states that animals climb vertical smooth Describes mode of spreading the wings of lepido- surfaces either by of fluid which acts by capil- ptera and mounting them for the collection, xvhich is htrity is adhesive, by atmospheric pressure; especially applicable to microlepidoptera. The editor among insects the climbing is accomplished generally of the ntomolo[st (J T. Carrington) appends note by of fluid secreted by glands, often of the the method. G: D. (3933) tarsus, but the males of dytiscus and the larvae of blepharocer[dae have suckers. As is the with COX, E: W. Intellect in brutes. (Nature, 31 certain mites, the tarsal suckers of dytiscus only July 1879, v. 20, p. 315, 29 cm.) used to cling to the female during copulation. Outline Reprint. (Saturday mag., 6 Dec. of the history of the subject pertaining to insects, 1879...) followed by description o mode of observation of the [not seen.] tarsal hairs in living tiles, and account of the structure Describes actions of ants in carryin home of the tarsus and its glands in insects. Use of of cockroach (blaMa or[entalis), which go to show secretions to aid locomotion by certain dipterous, cole- that the ants have intelligmace and of communi- opterou,s, hymenopterous and hemerobi't larvae, by cation. G: Z). (3934) springing spiders and by certain mites.. G: Z). (3939) July--September I885. ISICH. 394o-3952J 81 Dewitz, Hermann. Ueber rudimentiire flti- l:Imerton, James H: New England spiders of gel bei den coleopteren. (Zool. anzeiger, the family epeiridae. (Trans. Conn. acad. 18 June 883,jahrg. 6, p. 35-318.) arts and sciences, Sep. I884, v. 6, p. 295- Separate. 4P., 24X 15 8X 1I. 342, pl. 33-4o.) The l:trvae and pupae of @tus hololeuctls, wingless Separate. [New Haven, Conn., Sep. beetle, have rudimentary hind wings, showing their half-t.-p, cover q- p. 295-342, pl. 33- descent tr,,m xvinged ancestors. G: o) 884. . (394 o, X 5, X lO. 4 24 I7. 5 4. Naton, Alfl-ed Edwin. Did flowers exist dur- Rev. (Science record, S Sep. 1884, v 2, ing the carbonif?rous epoch? (Nature, 3 P. 255-256, 5 cm.) July ,879, v. ao, p. 315, o cm.) Bibliographical (4 titles) and anatomical notes Rev. and abstr., entitled "Der angebliche North American etSefrfdae; the genera uloborts and hyph'oles transferred to the cfnflonidae; acknowledg- steinkohlenzeit-schmetterling." (Kosmos, ments. Characters and classification ofepefridae; des- Sept. I879, v. 5, P. 46-462, I8 cm.) criptions and figures of 5' (6 ejefra shda, tetra- Reards brcyerfa ephemerid of the group gnaNta, cJ*rlarackae new) New lugland species, aspali,ae,)r, and consequently not flower-visiting of (microelSeira argroepefra nexv) genera, vith insect. G." D. (394 {) notes loca-lities'of d:.fpture and habits; nost of'the genera characterized; the generic c3rlar. Bdward, W tt Description of a new spe- ach,e substituted for c3/rloffaster pre-occupied. cies ot'chrysoha,us. (Trans. Kansas acad. G: aD.; E: I. . (3948) sci. for 879-8o, 88t, v. 7, P. 69-7o.) l.ntomological club of the American asso- Separate. [Lawrence, Kans., ciation for the advancement of science p., 24 X 6. Commi/ee o, omeclature, z875. iRe- Describes & and imagos o chTsophan,s port, with discussion.J (Can. entom.. 876. sp., tom above timber line Gray's Peak, Col. v. 8: Sep., p. 179-18o; Oct., p. 183-184.) : P. M. (394 ) [Rec., iiiS.]. dwards, W: H: Description of a new Majority report of cmnmittee appointed at Detroit of mel/taea frown meeting of Entomological club of A. A. A. S., 3 Aug. species Texas. (Can. en- I875, to collate and edit the views of leading North Am- tom., June 879, v. , p. 7-t8.) erican entomologists questions of entomological Describes ,elitaea fidvia sp., from Tex. and Col. nomenclature; rules submitted by the committee, with G: . (393) ma,'IZiual notes indicating unanimous divided opinion upon them; provision for conservative action these ward, W H Description of preparatory rules discussion of the function of the committee. stages ofpyc%des sycleis. (Can. entom., : /'. A/. (3949) Jue 879, t, p. ot-oS. Entomological club of the American Describes egg, different stages of the larva, and association for the advancement of drysalis of p]fciodes nfcte/s, xvith notes upon the science- lreside[, _879 (Joseph Albert habits, hibernation, and food-plants of lhe larva. Lintner). Entomology in America. Ad- G: D. (3944) dress of president at the late meeting of the ward, W: tI: Description of the pre- Entomological club of tle A. A. A. S. paratory stages of coe,o,o,,@a ffemma. (Amer. entom., 88o, v. 3, n. s., v. : Jan., (Can. entom., Feb. I879, v. , p. 3-35, p. 6-I9; Feb., p. 3o-34 fig.) Reprint of author's "annual address" (Can. entom., Sep. IS79, I,, p. I63-75) [Rec., 386]. Describes l.he egg, larva iu different stages, and B: P. M. (,:;950) chrysalis of a o'elma" fi g the larva and its head, d the pupa; discusses the number of Entomological club of the American ,nolts of different butterfly larvae, the larwt of gemma association for the advancement of having only three molts. G: D. (3945) science Presidel, zggo (S llubbard ward, W: H: Descriptions of certain Scudder). Annual address before the En- species or" diural ]epidoptera found in the tomological club (Amer. entom., Sep. United States. (Trans. Amer. entom, sot., 88o, v. 3, n. s., v. 1, p. o7-IO. 16 era.) Oct. I867, v. , p. 286-288. pt. 5. Annual address of retirin president of Entomologi. Describes hesperfa pgatka , fl'om Fiorida, and cal club of a. a. A. S., at Boston meeting, 4 Aug- norlonii and h. osya & , both from Louisiana, Sgo; brief historical notice of the study of entomology all species; re-describes and fiRures 1[,e, pros. about Boston, Mass. appeal to entomologists to study erp/na describes @cae;a violates , with notes the comparative anatomy, embryology, post-e,nbrv- its occucrence, and the olc.ical development, habits, structure of wings atd h. nemorL and h. rurea; h. **emoris h. samoset; h. structure of mouth-parts of insects. [See Rec., z8I.] h. metacomet. ': t'. . (396) B: P. M. (395') En- kelberg, It. J. Om insektfngst ombord Fay, H.T. On winter collecting. (Proc. p Partyg frn fl'Rmma(te lan-. (Entom. tom. soc. Philad., May 862, v. , p. t94- tidskr., I88O, v. , p. I98.) o-o3. List of than i3o species of coleoptera collected Results of examination of vessels and cargoes arriv- Columbus, O., durin K the vinter months, vith ing in Sveden fl-om foreign ]ands" lists of insects casional remarks the abundance and habitat ot found therein. E' P. M. (3947) tain species. ]7: P. _M, (395 [3953-3966] PSYCHE. [July--September 1885.

Fernald, C H [Distribution of torlrichtae Forbes, Stephen Alfi'ed. The food of the in North America.] (Can. entom., Oct. bluebird, siatia siaNs, L. (Amer. entom., I879, v. , p. '94.) 188o, v. 3, n. s., v. I: Sep., p. 215-218. 135 Specimens of retinia dl@lana and sodvestrana, cm. Oct. p. 23t-34, I56 cm.) identical with the European forms, receivea from Ore- Review, author, entitled gon and Washington Territory; the species of torlri- by "Supplemen- cidae abundant in the west than in the east of ta W note on the food of the blue-bird." North America. /: P. -/1[. (3953) (Amer. nat., Jan. I881 [31 Dec. 88o], v. Fexnald, C H [Explanations regarding 15) (RILEY, C:V. Entomology... [Jan. his work on the lortricidae.] (Can. entom., 88 p, 66-67. Nov. 1879, v. II, p. 2o3.) Statement of percentages of the several classes of Statement of the author's progress in the study of insect and plant constituents in fiod ofsialia ,t'ah- tortricidae; specific larval characters of these insects; Illinois from February to July and in December, and request for assistance. B: _P. 21/. (3954) for these months combined list of genera species of insects found in the stomach of this bird; estimate of Fernald, C: H A new tortricid. (Bull. economic importance of this bird, and comparison of it Buffalo soc. nat. sci., Jan. 882, v. 4, p. 53- with that "of turdidae. B: 39. !. (396) 54.) Forbes, Alfred. Describes eccopsis footiana sp., from N.Y. ned Stephen Supplementary Penn. B': P. 21//. (3955) note on the food of the blue-bird. (Amer. Fernald, C: H: [Notes on tortri nigrt'dia: nat.,Jan. 88 1-3 Dec. 88o], v. 5) (RILEY, condition of the types of North American C:V. Entomology... [Jan. I88X]),p. 66- lorlricidae.] (Can. entom., Oct. 879, v. 67. Statement supplementary to that in author's 'The II, p. I95. food of the Pine trees in Maine much injured by bluebird"... ()kmer. entom., xSSo, 3, parasites of these insects. Gradual "destruction of the s., Sep., p. 25-2t8 Oct.,p. 23-34) [Rec., 396 ], corrosion of giving the percentages of the different constitue:..'lts of types of North Atnerican lorlriddae by of pins; japanned pins free from corrosion. the food sialia siah's in August and September, with B: _P. M. (3956) list of insects found in stomachs of this bird during these months, and correction of the general table of Fiseher, Ph. Notes on the larvae of some percentages, which is here reprinted. /: /9. 21/. (3962) entom., Dec. Feb. s]Skizg'idae. (Can. 1883 Fuohs, C: Synopsis of the lztcanidae of v. p. the i884], I5, 238.) U.S. (Bull. Brooklyn entom, soc., 1882, Notes larvae of hemaris tenure, h. thysbe, sbh[nx v. chersis and ?darajbsa. G: .D. (3957) 5: Nov., p. 49-52, fig. '5; Dec., p. 57- 6o, fig. 6-9, ,2-i4; pl.) Forbes, H O. Sound-producing ants. Na- Separate. Brooklyn, 882. t.-p. cover+ ture, 2 v. 2 m,-o2, June I88, 4, p. 9 cm.) t.-p. + 8 p., pl. 22 X 15 t6 X o.2. A species of polyrachis, and another species of for. Dichotomic tables of genera and species of the micidae producdsounds, that of the latter species hav- canidae of United States, xvith lists of synonymy, ing "singular synchronism of the movements." 'The descriptions of differential characters, and figures noise, resetnbling very heavily-falling rain, is caused antennae; the plate contains figures of imagos of all by the insect striking the leaf by series of spasmodtc the species, and of larva of lucanus duma and ceruchus taps, both with its head and with the extremity of its p[cets anti pupa of pt'cetts an't passahts cornutus. abdomen, which it inflexes while doing." Observa- B: 9. AI. (3963) tions made in Sumatra. G: D. (3958) Forbes, Stephen Alfred. Bacterium a para- Puller, Andrew S. An intelligent wasp. site of the chinch bug. (Amer. nat., Oct. (Amer. entom., July 88o, v. 3, n. s., v. I-z8 Sep. x882, v. I6) (RL., C: V. En- P. I67-69.7 cm., fig. 7.) tomology... [-Oct. r88), p. 84-825. Observations the habits of slt'ztts secl'OStlS Description of observations which indicate that the transporting and burying cicada can[culart food alimentary canal of the bodies of bNssus leucopterus for its young; figure df imago. B." P. A/. (964) sometimes contains great numbers of bacteria resemb- ling bacter[u,n termo, xvhich to occasion the death Fyle, T: W. S]kinx eremites. (Can. en- of great numbers of the older individuals of blissus. torn., March 879, v. It, p. 59-6o.) /]: _P. M. (3959) Qootes Prof. F. H. Snmv's description of the green Forbes, Stephen Alfred. The food-habits of larva ofspkt'nx ereml'tus', given in Strecker's "Butter- flies and mrths of North America"... [Rcc., 96], and thrushes. (Amer. entom., Jan. 88o, v. 3, give.s description ot sepia-colored larvae ofth6 n. s., v. I, p. 12-13, 53 cm.) spemes. G: D. (3965) Notice, C: V. entitled [-by Riley], "[_The Oentry, T: G: Life-histories of the birds of food-habits of cil., 2- thrushes]. (o1. p. 3, eastern Pennsylvania. v.z. Salem, 2Val- II (2111.) uralists' General account of percentages of insect constituents, agency 877. [7]+336 P., 2oX I2.5, especially carabl"dae, in the food of turd[dae and h'o- tSX9. trfcht'dae; and bibt'o alb@e,tnt in the food of turdus Copious list of substances which the food of migralorius of birds examined description of the several species of birds, comprising, inlet ala, the the method of the investigation. B: P. 21[. (3960) of insects, t]: P. Al. (3965) July--Sel)tenlber 1885 I-'S 'CttE. [3967-398 -] 8"21

Gerard, W R. Notes on the eggs and larvae (kiMer, Carl Friedrich. "Ueber den ursprung of an unknown dragon-fly. (Aner. entom., des schild-lack's. (Deutsch-amer. apothe- July 188o, v. 3, n. s., v. I, p. 174-175, 6o ker-zeitung, Dec. 188o, jahrg. , no. I8, cm., fig. 77-8o.) p. 2, 4 cm.) Description and figures of eggs, egg-mass and young Extract, in Germ. tr., from J" M. Stillman's "On the larva of Pd@lax sp. hatching and first stages of devel- origin of the lac" (A,ner. nat., Nov. [3 Oct 88o, 4, oplnent of the larvae. 27: _/9. 3//. (3967) p. 78-783) [Rec., 0_.79, 3555] notice of state- lnents in encyclopaedias concerning lac; formation of Giard, Alfi'ed. De l'influence ndfaste des lac as insect secretion. 27." 20..r. (3974) prix de l'Acaddmie. (Bull. scient, du Ddp- artem, du nord, Aug.-Sept. 878, s. 2, ray, Arthur F. A complete list of the sci- annde I, p. 2r4-219. entific papers of Thomas Bland, F. G. S., Criticizes certain young French zoologists for neg- from 852 to 883. Salem, $84. t.-p. cover, lecting to cite properly earlier naturalisls, in the fear of I2 p., 24.5XI5, I6X9.8. lessening their chances of winning prizes of the Notice. (Amer. nat., Oct. I884, v. IS, p. Academy; illustration of this neglect the author makes extract, upon the subject of the balancers of IO74.) diptera, frmn A. J. B. Robineau.Desvoidy's "llecher- List of papers by Bland by him jointly with ches l'organisation vertdbrale des crustacds, des W" (}. Binney; most of the papers upon mollusca, arachnides et des insectes" (Paris, 88), stating that few upon insects. G: 1). (3975) J. Kiinckel d'llerculais, and Jousset de Bellesme, in ate papers diptera, have refrained fl-om citing Oreene, C:A: An essay on insects injuri- Robineau-Deswfidy's results upon the functions of the ous to and how to rid of bahmcers. G: 1). vegetation get (3968) them [Harrisburg, Pa. I883 or I884. irard, Maurice. Note sur les bruches et, t.-p. cover, 12 p., 22 X 5, 9 1.. en particulier, sur la bruche du haricot. [The title contains 63 words !] The first nine pages Extrait du lournal de la Socidtd centrale dew,ted to criticism of the modes of study of d'horticulture de France; e sdrie, I, ions insects by entolnologists, and especially by the 3 i879, United States Entomological commission and the United P'95-99. Paris, 1879. 4p.,22Xi4, 7X9.5. States Department of agriculture; the last three pages Rev. (L'abeille, 879 v. 7; Nouv. et fairs contain advertisements of "omnipathy," special mode div., no. 24, p. 94.) of treatment by Dr. Greene. G: 1). (3976) On bruchidae; especially brttchus obtectus, and Natural nomencla- for destroying it. G: 1). (3969) Gregson, C.S. history ture. (Entomologist, April 1885, v. 18, p. Gissler, Carl Friedrich. Coleopterous lar- 8-i2o.) vae of /eebriouidae in general. (Bull. Numerous citations of technical of animals de- lrooklyn entom, soc., J**ne x878, [-v. rived from haines of persons, defence of the of no. , p. ,,.) such in science. G: 19. (3977) The larvae of teebrt'onTaJae all retraceable to scarcely 6rote, A: Radcliffe.. [Capture of audela three typical larval forlns, he, distinguished. 27:2 _/hr. (397 acrouyc/oides.] (Can. entom., Nov. 1879, v. . p. o4.) issler, Carl Friedrich. O coleopterous A male of audela acrozyctodes captured at light in larvae of" the family le,ebriogdac. (Bull. Nev York in Aug. 1879 first of the species Brooklyn entmn, soc., Jul. I878 Iv. I, no. in Nev York. 27:29. M. (3978) 3. P. 8-9, fig. 4-5.) Grog:e, A: Radcliffe. Description of zeu- Descripti,n of e" nnd larva of eleodes g'@'anlea g'ophora reiuecbei. (N. A. entom., July and of larva ofe de#t@es; figure of larva and structural details of the former, and of pygidium and left of the I879, v. 1, p. 5, pl. , fig. 6.) latter. B: 20. AI. (397 ) De..,cription and fig'ure of imago of zeugophora rein- eckei sp., fronl popttltts. 27: p. .r. (3979) issler, Carl Friedrich. On coleopterous larvae of the family of te,ebrioui4ae. (Bull. rote, A: Radcliffe. [Distribution ofscolio- Booklyn entom, soc., Mch 879, [-v. le3,,x libalrix.] (Can. entom., Oct. r879, no. II, p. 85-88. pl. [].) v. t,p. 95. Anatolnical and embryological notes larvae ot Geographical distribution of scoliopteryx libatrtx. toebriouidae; pygidial differences of genera; figures of 27.' 20. 3/. (398o) nlouth-parts, pygidia and antennae. //.' 20. 21/. (397) rol;e,A: Radcliffe. Illustration of micro- ia.Mer, Carl Friedrich. Die nordamerikan- lepidoptera. (N. A. entom., Mch. I88O, v. ischen verwandten der spanischen fliege. I, p. 67-68, pl. 5.) (l)eutsch-amer. apotheker-zeitung, 188o. Figures the neuration and head of2brorasea simalt, jahrg. I: July, no. 8, p. -3, 45 era.; 5 the neuration of me/anomma attricinctaria, the fore- July, no. p. wings of aed"funalt, 2bemlselia coztale/la, 15. contatella 9, 2-3, 35 cm.) qu[uquetutctella crambus exestts, disseclus, List of "5" species of North American me/ot'dae, ore,'ont'ctts, telralolha di/uculella and elS@'ra1h[a with indication of the and most species, dt'lella, anti the head oftbro2hexus edonis, with references xvith viexv to ascertain the applicability of these spe- to the descriptiots of these spt.cies dakrttma tttrbalella cies to pharmaceutical l)urpses. /J': P. 3/. (3973) --temf,elia (dakruma) grossulariae. B: P. M. (398I) a22 [3982-3998] t'S I'CttE, JulyhSeptember 885.

Grote, A: Radcliffe. [-Melanism in 2seudo- Grote, A: Radcliffe'. New western oclu- hazis eglanteria. (Can. entom., Sep. idae. (N. A. entom., 879, v. Nov., p. 38- 879, v. ,i, p. i7.5. 39 Dec., p. 43-46.) Specimens of pseatdoha,is eg'lanterina, collected Describes_yrrkia slilla sp., and species of top of Mt. Shasta ahnost entirely lflack above; agrot/s, from Colorado; remark the characters ot this variatmn supposed to be due to climate. agrotis vernTL. B: I. 3/_[. (399) .B': P. _M. (398) Grote, A: oc/tt- Grote, Augustus Radcliffe. On the moths Radcliffe. New western in New Mexico. idae. (Trans. Kansas acad. sci., for 879-8o collected bv Prof. Snow 88t, v. (Trans. K;tns. acad. sci., 88x-88e, To- 7, P-63"69.) v. Describes imagos of hadena discors and gortyna peka, 883, 8, p. 45-57.) species, and re-describes imagos ot Remarks geographical distribution of lepidoptera; alesidota lrrota, species of agrott?, pyrrhfa slilla describes alypioides (n. g.)flavilt'ngttis, lyffocten'ucha and catocalapura Hulst, from Idaho Springs, Col. (n. g.) ftlnerea, alexicles (n. g.) as)ersa, agrotis terre- B: 1. . (399) altO', t'nvenusta, distt'chot'des, mamestra ,t'tttla, mimula, homohadena e.p@aschia, cotima- A: meslra occidenta, trichorthosia (n. g.) parallela, celi- Grote, Radcliffe. [Note on oikelicts ptera bucetum, ellolia vitraria, eubyja mexicanaria, abbotli, (Can. entom., Nov. I879, v. , 2higalia lLrart'a, ljwhaosea (n. g.) aulalar/a, chryseu- p. 2oi.) deiGn avernalis [5 gen., 7 sp.]; quotes other descriptions. G: 29. (3983) Larva of olketicus abbotti (sp. descr.) found cotton plant; literary history of the species. Grote, A: Radcliffe. A new ejb@'rabhia. B: P. A[. (3993) (N. A. entom., Jan. I88, v. , p. 53.) Describes ep&rratOhia eruditella sp., from Massa- Grote, A: Radcliffe. Paris green. (N. A. chusetts. /: P. 21/. (3984) entom., Sep. t879, v. i, ]1. 22.) new eustrolia. Opposition to the of Paris green insecti- Grote, A: Radcliffe. A (N. cide, by of its liability to injure domestic ani. A. entom., Mch. 88o, v. , p. 66-67. nals, including humans. //: 39 M'. (3994) Describes ettstrotia 15arvimacula sp., frmn Texas, comparing it with concinnt'macula of xvhich it prob- Grote, A: Radcliffe. Note on the North ably is B: t. Al. (3985) American genus hemileuca. (Trans. En- Grote, A: Radcliffe. A new euslrotia and tom. soc. Lond., 884; Proc., p. 2-i3. tkalpockares. (N. A. entom., Dec. I879, Ilegards euleucophaeus tricolor belonging to the v. , p. .) genus hemileuca, but arryraG,o'es eumoegei suffi- 46-47 different from Texas, and ciently structurally from hemileuca to be prop- Describes eustrotia dividua sp., erly. in another genus; notes upon the variability of h. thalpochares aetheria sp., from Florida. G: D. /: P. 3/. (39S6) (3995) Grote, A: Radcliffe. A new kalesidota col- Grote, A: Radcliffe. [-Ravages of ne)4ho- lected by Professor Sfiow. (N. A. entom., ]5/eryx zimmermani.] (Can. entom., Oct. Dec. 879, v. , p. 46.) 879, v. r, p. 95") Remarks the .value of the labors of F. H. Snow; Ravaffes and geographical distribution of describes halesidola trt'gona sp., from Colorado. ptery zDnmermani; objections to the of Paris ,: p. 2r. (3987) green insecticide; opposing opinions. /5': P. 1[. (3996) Grote, A Radcliffe. A newiuieslis. (N. A. entom., Mch. t88o, v. t, p. 67. Grote, A: Radcliffe. Three new cochlio- Describes pinipestis rentculella sp., from north- pods. (N. A. entom., Feb. 188o, v. i, p. eastern United States. Z: P. 2kr. (3988) 60. Grote, A: Radcliffe. New species of moths. Describes mooleuca mtlfirea sp., from Florida, (N. A. entom., May 88o, v. , p. 9,-95.) limacodes.flexttosa and l. caesoa, both species, from Nexv York; synonymical note limacodes lalo- Describes agrotis dolls, sublatis, hadena hulstii, mia. B: P. gortyna serrata, apatela lhorac/ca, aedis simulattgt I. (3997) and asotia planalt) fi'om Colorado, agrotis zeorthing. toni from Indiana, agrotis baileyana from N. Y. and Guillebeau, A. Ueber die nachtheile, velche N. H., agrotis inflmatt from California, and psettda. glossa scobialis from New York, all species; der pavasitismus einiger oestriden ihren characters of anytns scu@tus, considered species wirthen bringt. (Mittheil. NaturIbrsch. of arotis" habits of pseudalossa htbricalis and gesells. Bern... 88, 88, heft 2; Sitz- of this Cahfornm. ': P. M. species (3989) ungsber., p. 7- I.) Grote, A: Radcliffe. A new lorlrix. (N. Upon species of gastropbilus which parasitic in v. the horse, and upon hypoderma boris which attacks A. entom., Oct. 879. , p. 29-30. cattle, xvith description of their normal habits para- Describes tortrix (ptycholoma) dissitana sp., from sites and of the' injuries which they sometimes do to New York. 27: P. r. (399o) their hosts. G.' 29. (3998) July--September 1885. [3999-4o5] 323

Hailer, G. Die arten und gattungen der Karpelles, Ludwig. Die thierwelt im Levit- schweizer, hydrachnidenfauna. (Mittheil. icus, ili buch Moses. (Verhandl. K.-k. Naturforsch. gesells. Bern... I88I, 1882, zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, 1885, v. 35; heft 2; Abhandl., p. 18-83, 4 pl.) Abh., p. 27-266. The general remarks (p. 18-3 I) precede the system- Pages a6-64 give explanation of the kinds of atic portiou of this paper Swiss hydracknidae, and insects mentmned in the book of Leviticus, and the contain literature (i titles) brief dutline ot the meaning and derivation of the Hebrew words used for atomy (mouth.parts, external glands and openings of tlem in the text of that book. G: .D. (4oo8) the external covering, eyes): discusses the structure and of Clapardes "haftni)fe," the development, Keyserling, Eugen. Neue spinnen aus and the geographical distribution of the hydrachn[dae. Amerika. 6. K.-k. G: .D. (3999) (Verhandl. zool.-bot. gesells, in Wien, jahrg. I884 [-I885, v. 34; Iayward, Roland. Ciciudeh, anco&sconen- Abhandl., p. 489-534, pl. 13. sis, Hart., in Vermont. (Journ. Bost. Describes 29 species of American spiders of zo61. soc., July I88--, v. I, p. 38.) xvhich made types of genera, (wala, gobardu.,v aud eyet'rot'des ). G: SD. (4oc9) Records capture of cicDdela anco&sconensL at Un- derhill, Chittendon co., Vt. G: l). (40oo) Killing the apple borer. (Springfield [Mass.] Hayward, Roland. Habits and transform- d. republican, z July I88o, p. 2-3, 8 cm.) ations of boNlotherus b(,rcus. (Journ. From Golden rule. Two remedies for "the appm Bost. zo61. sot., July 1882. v. I, p. 35-36-) borer." G: Z). (4oio) Brief description of larva, pupa and imago of boli- Kohl, Franz Friedrich. Die gattungen und lolherus b'urcns; notes habits in different stages. autorum, G: D. artender larriden l. (Verhandl. (4oot) K.-k. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, jahrg. Hayward, Roland. Seleu@horus ell@titus 1884 [I885, v. 34-; Abhandl., p. i7t-268, at Nantucket. (Journ. Bost. zo61. soc., pl. 8-9. Jan. 188, v. , p. Table of the genera oflarridae (incl. t,Tpoxylon and Recto ds of selenotShorus dl@Ncus at Nan- niIda), descriptions of ot the species, and syno- Mass, G: D. uymical catalog of all the species, with notes their tucket, (4ooa) habits and geographical distribution. [Continued under title, g. (op. &t., p. 37-454) (Rec., 4m2).] tlayward, Roland. Two rare carabidae G: D. (4 fi-om eastern Massactausetts. (Journ. Bost. zo61. soc., July I88, I, p. 37-.38.) Kohl, Franz Friedrich. Die gattungen und arten larriden autorum. 2. Records capture of calosoma wilcoxi and badister der (Verhandl. nolat'us in eastern Massaclausetts. G: D. (4003) K.-k. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, jahrg. 884, [885], v. 34; Abhandl., p. 327-454, pl. Henry, W:A. Poplar stem gall-lice ted on I2.) by squirrels. (Amer. entom.. Aug. I88O, Continuation of author's paper of the title, 1. (@. c/t., p. - v. 3, n. s., v. I, p. i cm., fig. 17-e68 [Rec. 4o ], subject. 2o5-ao6. G: D. (4 2) Galls of pempkt'tts potSulicattlt populus montgi. fera, at Ithaca, N. Y., opened by sc/urus hudsont'us, Kreithner, Eduard. Nachricht tiber massen- vho tim occupants; figure of galls and insects o! thepemtSk/gus, t1: P. 2W. (4004) haftes auftreten des kohlweisslings in der niihe Wiens. (Verhandl. K.-k. zool.-bot. Horn, G H: [tartSalus caliinosns. Fab. gesells, in Wien, jahrg. 1884, [I885, v. With details. (Bull. Brooklynenton. soc, Sitz.-ber., p. 27-28.) Feb. 883, v. 5, P. 84, fig.) Great numbers of tS[er[s brassicae about Vienna, Fiffure of under side of imaffo of kar15alus cal/t'- Austria; the damage tlaey do to cruciferous plants, and nosus, xvith details of" external anatomy numbered and hmv to reduce their numbers by destroying their eggs. namel. /7: P. _/I//. (4oo5) G: D. (4ot3) ttorn, G: H Vertical vs. horizontal insect LSw, Franz. Beitriige zur kenntniss der ju- boxes. (Amer. nat., May [-6 Apr.] 1881, gendstadien der psylliden. (Verhandl. K.-k. S, p. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, jahrg. I884, Crit. of 1}amphlet by A. Preudhomme de B{}rre I885_-], v. 34; Abhandl., p. 143-i52. the "best arrangement of boxes and cartons of collec- Describes the larvae of aml,lyrrht'na cognata,sylla tions of insects ;" views of the reviexver to the proper ttlmi, trt'oza maura, l. scottii and t. remola. Gies size, construction and arrangement of such boxes. catalog of all the species of tSsyllidae of which earlier 1 P. M. (4006) stages have been described. G: D. (4o4) Hudson, G: Vernon. Ilermaphrodite lepi- Machleidt, G. Zwitterbildung eines tagfal- doptera. (Entomologist, June I885, v. 8, ters. (Jahreshefte d. Naturw. ver. f. d. p. 68-I69. flirstentum Ltineburg, 1883-I884, no. 9, P. De.cribes hermaphrodite of et(.'on/a angularia and I3t, pl.) of phtsht vertici/lata; also probable hermatflaro- Colored figure xvith brief description of apparent dire of ffonerHla. G: D. (4007) hermaphrodite of epDtepbele lycaon. G: D. (4o5) 87:4 [4o6-4o28] PS UCtlt?. july--September I885. MaoLeod, Jules. De l'hermaphrodisme de Osten Sacken, C: Robert. Berichtigungen lrombidium m,le. und zusiitze zum Verzeichnisse der entomo- Note, appended to author's "La structure de Pin- logischen schriften yon Camillo R6ndani. testin antdrieur des arachnides" (Bull. Acad. roy. de (Verhandl. K.-k. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, 8, p. I) [Rec. Belgique, x884, 3, 377-39 jahrg. 884, [I885-], v. 34; Abhandl., p. (4o16) t7-I8. MaoLeod, Jules. Sur l'existence d'une Additions to the author's "'Verzeichniss der entmno- glande coxale chez les phalangides. logischen schriften Camillo R6ndani" (op. cir., 88, 3, P. 337"344) [Rec., 4oe6]. G: 9. Note, appended to author's La structure de l'intestin (4oe3) ant6rieur des arachnides" (Bull. Acad. roy. de Bel. Osten Sacken, C: Robert. Elenco delle gique, 884, 3, 8, p. 377-39t) [Rec., 4m9]: C;:/9. (4m7) pubblicazioni entomologiche del professor Camillo Rondani. (Bull. Soc. entom, ital., MaoIocl, Jules. Sur la pr4sence d'une I885, an. 7, P. 49-I62.) glande coxate chez les gal6odes. (Bull. List of the 134 entomological papers works by Acad. roy. de Betgique, 884. s. 3, v. 8, p. Camillo Rondani, extending from 84o to 88o. 655-656.) G: D. (4c24) The author finds coxal gland in graleodes Osten Naeken, C: Robert. Facts concern- oides, and describes its histological structure. ing the importation or non-importation of G: 39. (4m8) diptera into distant co:ntries. (Trans. IVlaoIeod, Jules. La structure de 1' intestin Entom. soc. Lond., 884, p. 489-496.) des arachnides. (Bull. Acad. Discusses the extensive distribution of erisluh) tenax anterieur and how it s. v. into North Ainerica; asks why roy. de Belgique, 1884, 3, 8, p. 377- 2hhaga carnaria has not reached Anerica, while , pl.) many other Europeanspecies found in 39 Nor(h Separate. [Bruxelles, x884.] 2o p., pl., America; discusses the mode of ingress of2szlo. 8. pusallens into North America, ofculex into the Sand- 22 X I4.5, 15 X 7. wich Islands, and of syrpbus pyras/ri into the western Upon the anatomt of the mouth, mouth-parts, United States and into Chili. G: 39. (4o25) sophagus and glands of the anterior portion of the digestive tract in arachnoidea, based upon comparative Osten aeken, C: Robert. Verzeichniss der studies of acarina, araneida, phalangida, scorpionidea, entomologischen schriften yon Camillo and pseudoscorpionida. To this paper appended R6ndani. Als und two notes, entitled, "Sur l'existence d'une glande nachtrag fortsetzung zu coxale chez les phalangides" and the other, "De l'her- dem betreffenden artikel in It. A. Hagen's maphrodisme de trombidhtm mle." G: 39. (4ot9) Bibliothecaentomologica. (Verhandl. K.-k. M5ohler, Heinrich Bruno. Die Nordamer- zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, I88I, v. 3I Ab- ika und Europa gemeinsam angeh6renden handl., p. 337-344.) List of Rondani's entomological papers in addition Iepidopteren. (Verhandl. K.-k. zool.-bot. to and correction of that given by ttagen in his Biblio- gesells, in Wien, jahrg. 1884, [t885], v. 34; thecaentomologica [Rec. 3061. The present list Abh., p. 273-32o.) ries the number of entomol0gical papers up to 29. See also the author's 'Berichtigungen und zusitze Gives list, xvith nany notes varieties and distri- Verzeichnisse der entomologischen sehriften Ca,nil- of to both bution, of" 243 species lepidoptera 1o tl6ndani" (o/5. c,'L, 884, 34; Abh., p. Europe and North 2kmerica. To this list Alois F. [Rec. 4oa3]. 23. Rogenhofer contributes "Zusatz" (p. 39-32o), in : (4oa6) which 9 species added. G.' 29. (4020) Osten Sacken, C: Robert. Verzeichniss der Osborne, Parthenogenesis in a beetle. entomologischen schriften von Hermann J.A. L6w. Als (Nature, Sept. 879, v. 20, p. 430, 15 cm.) nachtrag und fortsetzung des 4 betreffenden artikels in H. A. Notes parthenogenesis of,raslrop,.y.h rahani, prob-. Hagen's Bib- abty the first cose of that form of reproduction notmed liotheca entomologica. (Verhandi. K.-k. among coleoptera. G: 39. (4o2i) zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, jahrg. 884, A. in coleo- [I885], v. 34 AbhandI., p. 455-464.) Osborne, J. Parthenogenesis List of H. tomv's v. papers, in addition to those ptera. (Nature, 3o Sept. 88o, 22, p. 5o9 enumerated by Hagen in his Bibliotheca entomologies 5IO, 40 c,n.) [Rec., 33o6], bringing the number of Lomv's papers up Notice. (Amer. nat., Dec. [25 Nov.] 188o, to v. 14, p. 899. Patton, W: Hampton. Some notes on the Reprint, entitled "Parthenogenesis in classification and synonymy of fig-insects. the coleoptera." (Entom. mo. mag., Nov. (Trans. Entom. soc. Lond., 8S4; Proc., 188o, v. 7, P" 27-3') p. I4-I7.) Abstract, entitled "Parthenogenesis bei The author gives vhy he cannot accept the kifern." (Entom. nachrichten, 15 Jan. view of Sidney Smith Saunders that the aaonidae be- 1881, long in the cyn@'dae; gives the characters of the cy, f- jahrg. 7, P" 3I-3 2") [Rec., 3523.] pidae and of the chalcfdt'dae, to the latter of which the A few general notes parthenogenesis of arthro- author believes the family agraonidae belon.s; charac- pods, filloxved by statement of the results of experi- ters defining the araon't'dae; swmnymv f some of ments vhich prove thatgraslrophysa raphanf repro- Francis Walker's descriptions of fig-insets. duce parthenogenetically. G: D. (4o2.) G: D. (4028) JulySeptember 885. t'S 'CttE. [4oz9-4o4 ] 32,5

Peal, S.E. Sound-producing ants. (Nature, Sehaupp, Frank G: Collection notes. (Bull. 22 Sept. 1881, v. 24, p. 484, 8 cm.) Brooklyn entom, soc., Aug. i882, v. 5, P. Describes synchronous tapping of species of ants, 26.) Assam. 6;: D. (4o29) PomtShopoea sayi, limenilis arthemL% and I. ursula unusually abundant at North Branch, Sullivan co. Peal, S.E. Sounds made by ants. (Nature, N. Y., in 882. B: _P. M. (403.5) 2 Oct. 88o, v. 2, 8 p. 583, cm.) 8ehaupp, Frank G: Description ot the larva Notes the sonifaction of two species ol ants by of szraping dry crisp leaves with the horny apex of the of ,ecrokorus lomentosus, Web. (Bull. abdomen. G.' 29. (403o) Brooklyn entom, soc., Nov.-Dec. i881, v. 4, P. 37-38; Jul. 1882, v. 5, pl. 1, fig. i.) Poulton, E: B. Notes upon, or suggested Description and figures of larva of necrophorus to- by the colours, marking's, and protective mentosus, t: t. M. (4036) attitudes of certain lepidopterous larvae and Sohaupp, Frank G: Description of the larva pupae, and of a phytophagous hymeno- ofibatrobus loN'/coris. (Bull. Brooklyn en- pterous larva. (Trans. Entom. soc. Lond., tom. soc., Mch.-Apr. 882, v. 4, P. 56; Jul. I884, p. e7-6o, pl. .) I882, v. 5, pl. 1, fig. 2.) Discusses the origin of the red markings observed De.scription and figures of the larva ofpatrobus longz larvae of sthinx and smer[nthus, and their value B: t. AI. (4037) in protecting these larvae" considers the origin of the xvhite stripes in smerintkus ocellalus and the of the the larva remains of the snbdorsal white stripe in the last larval ehaupp, Frank G Description of stage; regards the replacement of the subdorsal by the of si@ha americana. Lin. (Bull. Brook- oblique white stripes comparatively recent in larvae lyn entom, soc., May I882, v. 5, P" 2; July ofs. ocellatus; believes that the variation of the ground I892 color in ocellalus is phytophagic; discusbes the pro- pl I, fig. 3') tection sometimes gained by the changes in color of Description and figures of the larva of silpha ameri- larvae just before pupation" notes peculiar cana. .B: .P.M. (4o38) of protective attitudes in larvae ofgeomctridae (espec- ially ofephyra and aspilates); discusses the protective Sehaupp, Frank G: On the occurrence of attitude of notodonta zicxac instance of simulated amphicoma. Brooklyn entom, soc., angularity; remarks upon protective coloration due to (Bull. internal organs in the larwt of nemalus curNsp[na; Feb. x883, v. 5, P. 83.) classifies protection by resetnblance to surrounding ob- Extract fi-om letter from E. [. Ricksecker, describ- jects into special and general discusses the significance ing the and actions of mphicoma (dasydera) f larval and pupal dimorphism, and phyletic parallel- ,trs[na sand dunes San Francisco, Cal." notes ism in metatnorphic species. G: )9. (4o3 ) by author, the of (lY/tnanthe)lttpina sand at Coney Island, N.Y. : P. . (4v39) Rogenhofer, Alois Friedrich, MSSCHLER, H. B. Die Nordamerika und Europa gemeinsam angeh; ehaupp, Frank G Remarks on some coleo- rfinden lepidopteren [Rec., 4020]. pterous pupae. (Bull. Brooklyn entom. londgni, Camillo, OSTEN SACKEN, C: tl. Elenco soc., Jul. 88z, v. 5, P. 8; pl. , fig. 4-7.) delle pubblicazione entomologiche [Rec., 4024]. Descriptions and figures oi pupae of c[cindela panda, cklaenius lattollis, dz'caelus dtgatatu d gal- Iondtmi, Camillo, OsT.N SACKEN, C R,, Verzeich- eritajanus. B: P. M. (4o4o) niss der entmnologischen schriffen Camillo ll6n- dani lice. 4o26]. 8chletterer, August. Die hymenopteren-gat- aunders, W: The goldsmith beetle: co- tung gasterz@tion Latr.,bemts aut. (Ver- ta@a lan@ra. (Can. entom., Feb. 1879, handl. K.-k. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, V. II, p. 21-22, fig. 9-IO.) 885, v. 35;Abh., p. z67-3z6, pl. 4") Popular .qcconnt of cota@a lanL'grera', it food-plants, Gives description of the genus asterution Latr. oviposition and other hal)its figures of larva and imago. (=foetus Fabr.), description of the uropean species G: D. (4o3 z) with complete synonymy, description of the exotic forms in the collection ofthe imperial court at Vienna, catalog of all the species, and quotation in the origi- ffehail;er, Ignaz. [Libellenziige._] (Verhandl. nal text of the descriptions of all the species unknoxw K.-k. zool.-bot, gesells, in Wien, 88o, v. to the author. Of American species re-describes, occi- 30; Sitz.-ber., p. 4o.) dentale 'ress. (Col.), describes species, lenui- of colle (Mexico), quotes the original ddscriptions Flights libellula depressa and 1. quadrimacttlala barnslom" XVestw. (Huds. Bay), brastTt>nse Blanch. in Austria. G: D. (4033) XVes{xv. . (Brazil), g. gu[1,thg[i (St. Vincent Isl.), g. [ncerlum Cress. (Col.), g. kirtw[ *estxv. (Huds. Bay) Sehaupp, Frank G Biological notes on, and g. montamts Cress. (Col.),g. peGtexum Cress. (Col.), description of the larva of calosoma cah'- ru#corne Gay (Chili), g. rtpectum Westw. (St. . Say dum. Fab. (Bull. Brooklyn entom, sot., Vincent Isl.),g. tarsatort)on (Pa.) [and also Cres- son's description (Mass.)]; catalogs g. Coup. Sep. 1882, v. S, P. 33-34.) [corr.] (Ottawa), andg. irritalor, Harris (Mass.). Subject in title. B: P. M. (4o34) G: D. (4o4 [4042-4057] PS YCttE. [July--September 885.

Schoch, Gustav. E23kemerella ignita Poda, Snow, Francis Huntington. Lists of lepi- eine paedogenetische eintagsfliege. (Mit- doptera and coleoptera collected in New theil. Schweiz. entom, gesells., Nov. 1884, Mexico by the Kansas university scientific v. 7, P" 48-5o.) expeditions of 1881 and 882. (Trans. The author, having found the abdomen of nymph Kans. acad. sci., 881-882, Topeka, 1883, of etghemerella ignita filled with eggs, regards the v. 8, p. 35-45;.) species paedogenetic. G: .D. (4o42) List of3 species of lepidoptera and 5x4 species of coleoptera. Sharp, D: Revision of the species included G: 29. (4c49) faro. in the genus tr@isternus, hydr@kili- 'epper, F: Collecting on the shores Entom. soc. Lond., 1883, of Long dae. (Trans. Island Sound. (Bull. Brooklyn entom, soc., P. 9 I-I t7") Apr. I883, v. 5, P. o.) Discussion of various anatomical characters used in 89-9 and of hydrothilidae, List of noctuidae collected Glencove, L. I.; distinguishing genera species last taken and ofthe validity of the generic trolisternus; of gberis 15rolodice here. /: .P. Jir. (4050) the species, 0 new, follows . troximus (Cuba), t. 15arananus (Parana), t. breviceps (Brazil), t. fulv@al- Tepper, F Description of new moths. (Bull. pis (Mexico), t. robuslus (Ecuador), and t. lanc'er Brooklyn entom, soc., v. (Colmnbia); creates genus, pleu,'homus, fbr t. Jan. 883, 5, p. obscurus Sharp (Guatemala), and describes 65-67, pl.) species, p. sahlbergi (Brazil) regards t. limbalis Lec. Describes atlacus ctcllt. and plalysamia polyom- synonym of t. dorsalis Brull6; other notes syno- mata, species from southern Arizona, witIi photo nymy and doubtful species. G: .D. (4o43) lithotypic figures of these species. 37: _P. _/t/. (4o5I) notes. Smith, J: B. Coleopterological (Bull. Tepper, F Habitat of melilaea colo, and m. Brooklyn entom, soc., Aug. I852, v. 5, P. perdiccas, W. H. Edw. (Bull. Brooklyn 2.5-26. entom, sot., Feb. v. Mention of the of coleoptera found 883, 5, P. 81.) frequenting several species of plants respectively. Statement of lcalities at which the species named /1:29. _M'. (4o44) collected in Washington Territory, though stated in W: H: Edwards' Description of species of Smith, B. Collecting oc/uiclae in day butterflies" (Papilio, 26 Apr. 88, I, p. 45, 46 to J: have been collected in Oregon. 37: P. 3/. time. (Bull. Brooklyn entom, soc., Feb. (4o52) I883, v. 5, P" 82.) Tyrrell, B. Suctoria. Ottawa after J. (Trans. Many species of noctuidae, especially midsum- field-nat, club, v. ner, be collected by day, and especially solidago; 883-i884 [.Oct. 884], 2, list of noctuidae and zygaenidae found. no. I, p. 86-9o.) B: P. kit. (4o45) Resumd of the anatomy and life-history of fleas (pull cidae), with notes upon few species. G: D. Smith, J: B. New mordellidae and notes. (4o53) (Bull. Brooklyn entom, soc., Feb. 1883, Vogel, Ernst. Das respirationssystem der v. 5, P" 8o-8.) scutigeriden. (Zool. anzeiger, 6 Feb. Describes mordellislena erratica and 2hralensis 1882, jahrg. 5, 67-69.) from Florida, and tarsalis from Texas, species, P. each from single specimen; records jusco-atra Anatomy of the respiratory system of scutigera. fl-om Nev Jersey and splendens from Pa., 111. and G: D. (4054) Fla. /: P- M. (4o46) Francis Huntington. Additions to Websdal, G. Rotheram. The death-watch Snow, and its sounds. the list of Kansas coleoptera in 188I and (Entomologist, Oct. 884, 1882. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci., I88t-I882, v. 17, p. 36-237 .) 188 v. 8, p. 58.) On sonifaction of atropos pulsator and anob/um Topeka, 3, tessellatum. G: 1). (4o55) Adds 49 species of coleoptera to those already knmw of to be found in Kansas; total number species Francis corded from Kansas is 9o4 G: D. (4o47) W'ebser, M. A singular ant "cow." (National scientific journ., Aug. 88z, v. List of lepido- now, Francis Huntington. 2, p. 0[, col. 2, 2I cm.) collected near Idaho Springs, Colo- ptera, Ants attend both larva and imago oftlblt'lia rado, by the Kansas university scientific tara, in order to obtain fluid exuded by these homo- expedition for 1879. (Trans. Kansas acad. ptera. G: D. (4o56) sci. for 879-8o, 188I, v. 7, P" 6t-63.) List of 68 lepidoptera collected from 26 July to 8 Sep. Weymer, Gustav. Exotische lepidopteren. 879, Idaho Springs, Col. (about 23oo metres above 9.. (Entom. zeit Stettin, Jan.-Mar. 1884, sea-level), and of collected at Grav's Peak, Col., v. 45, -28 pl. I-2.) about metres) the list iiacludes calocala P. 7 (elevation 435 Describes and 6 reh'cta and 4o species of arotis. The species fiures species of dana[dae in A:R. Grote's "Now western nvctuidae" and heliconidae, of which leucolhy'is tSaula is from described Central (op. ci/., p. 63-69) [Rec., 3992_] and in V H Edvards' Veragua, America, and the rest from South "Description of s'/gecibs of chrysophanus" (ot5. America gives synonymical notes other species. cir., p. 69-7o) [Rec., 3942]. //: P. 3ir. (4o48) 27: _P. J//. (4o57) International Journal of Peptides

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