30.04.2013 Views

READING PUBLIC MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

READING PUBLIC MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

READING PUBLIC MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

108 THE TRIBE ONCIDEBINI<br />

callosity either side of middle. Scutellum very transverse; sides nearly straight,<br />

oblique; apex rounded, feebly emarginate at middle. Elytra with sides nearly<br />

strn.ight to middle then feebly areuate to apices, which are separately rounded;<br />

basal half with nine or ten more or less irregular rows of coarse, deep punctures<br />

between humeral carina and suture and five or six between carina and side of eiytra,<br />

just beyond middle these become very obsolete and disappear before apex; humeri<br />

rounded, the apex of which is obliquely truncated, with a small tubercle at posterior<br />

end of truncnture, thence with a short carina to middle. Prosternum simple; pro­<br />

coxae prominent, tumid posteriorly, and with a long, slender uncus on inner side;<br />

profemora transversely rugose dorsally and ventrally. Fifth stemite slight.ly longer<br />

than fourth, rounded apically. Antennae about as long as body, beneat.h moderately<br />

fimbriate on first, third, and slightly on fourth segments; scape robust, short, nearly<br />

capitate, scabrose basally and finely, densely punctate apically.<br />

FEMALE. Slightly more robust; antennal tubercles not armed; fifth sternite<br />

about onc and one-third times as long as fourth, rounded apically and only very<br />

feebly, triangularly impressed; antennae only two-thirds length of body, scape more<br />

slender, feebly rugose at very base, remainder finely, densely punctate.<br />

LENGTH 10-10.5 mm.; width 4.5-5 mm.<br />

Type locality.-Para.<br />

Distribntion.-The Guianas and the Amazon region.<br />

FRENCH GUIANA: ; Cayenne; [lvLC.Z.]. 3 2; Saint Jean; [U.S.N.lvLJ.<br />

Euthima rodens ceres Dillon and Dillon, subspec. nov.<br />

PLATE V, FIGURE 2.<br />

Identical to typical form in size, shape, and color, differing in the:e respects:<br />

head above almost entirely dusky, front entirely dusky except for a very small<br />

macula either side of middle; pronotum with gray-yellow pubescence mostly at<br />

middle, dusky over most of remaining surface; scutellum dusky at middle and<br />

narrowly gray-yellow laterally and apically; elytra at middle with a narrow, oblique,<br />

whit.ish fascia and in the tawny tomentum on apical third a small whitish macula<br />

placod slightly laterally instead of a single, irregular, large, whitish macula Oll each<br />

elytron; humeri at angle much less obliquely truncate and not tuberculate on pos­<br />

terior end of truncature.<br />

LEI\'GTH 9.5-12 mm.; width 4-5.8 mm.<br />

Holotype.-Male ; Provo del Sara, Bolivia, 450 meters ; (J.<br />

Steinbacb) ; [C.M.].<br />

Allotype.-Female ; Sani Beni, Yunin, Peru, October 11, 1935;<br />

(F. Woytkowski) ; [L. Lacey].<br />

Euthima nerissa Dillon and Dillon, spec. nov.<br />

PLATE V, FIGURE 3.<br />

Superficia11y resembles Aenea conspersa but is distinguished<br />

from it in having the eye subequal to gena in height ; front only

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!