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INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA.
M. stridula are sectionized, ibid., note; M. dorsata (F.) is treated as practically
non-existent, p. 207 : M. coronata and pedemontana (F.), pedemontana,
Perris, viduata, Pall, mavquavti, heTpel.,=stridula (Rossi), p. 209; M eollavis(F.),
togata (Germ.), nilotica, Kl, luctuosa and bartolomei, Ha,d.,=tunensis
(F.), p. 211; M. titncnsis (01.) = ornata, Kl, p. 213; M. elegans, Kl, unipetiolaris,
Rad,=)YY/fl/i"s (F.), p. 216 ; M. bipunctata, Latr, ? = chiesi, Spin, p. 217 ;
M. biguttata, Costa nee Lepel, =halensis (F. nee 01.), p. 218, of which myrmccium,
Tall., is probably a var, halensis (F.) itself being probably only a
var. of bitubcvciilata, Sm.; M. tubevciilata, Lep. nee F, bipunctata, Latr,
halensis (01. nee F.), angwticollis, Spin, = bituberculata, Smith, p. 219, t. vii.
f. 9, 10 ; M. intevrupta, Rad. nee. 01, =paripuncta, Pall. MS, p. 222; M. repveesentans,
Smith, = intevvupta (01.), p. 223; M. astavte, Sm., = cepheus, Sm,
p. 230 ; M. sycorax, Sm, is figured, t. viii. f. 4; M. pusilla, Kl, tvinotata,
Cos, triangularis, Rad, =-l-pitnctata (01.), p. 234; M. unimacitlala, Luc.,=
partita, Kl, p. 235; M. villosa, K\.,=sinttata (01), p. 237; M. austrittca
(Panz.), differens, Gir, sungora and A-maculata, Pall,=maura (L.), p. 239,
which itself may be only a form of M. areuaria (F.); M. lepida, Kl, urmeniaca,
Kol, mongolica and desevtovitm, Rad, oraniensis, hi\c., = are>iavia
(F.), p. 242, which species the authors separate into three divisions; M.
scxmaculata, mentioned by Smith as taken in cop. with fmcipennis, is not
Sweder's species of the former Dame, p. 247 ; M. barbara (F.), algira, Lep,
8-maculetta, Spin, Q-guttata, Kl, rubricollis and dorsalis, h~ac., = maroccaiui
(01), p. 248 ; M. sexinaculata (Cyril), luingavica (F.), cetlva (Pz.), monspeliensis,
Lep, seviceivcitvis and decovedifrous, Costa, barbara (L.), maculosa
(01.) —brutia (Petagna), p. 250, t. x. f. 8; M. ^-punctata (01.) = 5-maatlttta
(Cyril), p. 2-5.3, t. ix. f. 6; M. mephitis, Smith, of -whichfiabellata (F.) is possibly
the cf, is figured, t. ix. f. 3 ; M. leucopyga, Smith nee Klug,=s«-mflculata,
Smith nee Sweder, and is renamed tctraops, p. 257; M. rugosa (01.) is
figured, t. ix. f. 4, and M. bcngalensis, Lep, is apparently a var. of it,
p. 260; M. tristis, Klug, Waltl (nee Ent. Brasil), concolora, r\ad., = liigubris
(F. nee Burm.), and is possibly only a var. of italica (F.), p. 262; M. i/uliea
is not, as Smith considers, a syn. of stridula, 11, p. 263; M. aim,
Smith,= rt;V«^, 01, is figured, t. x. f. 8, and renamed olivicri, p. 264; M.
eivabica (01.) is figured, t. ix. f. 10, and is very probably the cf of ornata,
Kl, p. 208; M. utruta, Smith nee 01, is renamed godefredi, p. 271, and
figured t. x. f. 1; M. argenteo-fasciafa, Co8tn,-rubricmis, Lep, p. 273;
M. cinerascens (01.) is figured, t. x. f. 3, M. vielicerta, Smith, ib. f. 4 (and is
possibly the cf of aureomaculata), M. cgrcgia, Kl, ib. f. 5, M. obliterata, Smith,
ib. f. 0; M. conf ma, Lep, M. discoidalis, Rad, and Bonisia torosa, Costa, =
ghilianii, Spin, p. 270 (Sichel in a note, p. 280, suggests that the latter is the
cf of ^-punctata) ; M. eheiraxns, Smith, is figured, t. x. f. 10; M. bicolor, Luc,
= rubt-oeincta, Luc, which, if different from montana, is most likely to bo
the ,; of uiicinaUi, Luc, p. 284; M. fuscipennis (F.), rufogastra, Smith, =
analis^ Lep, and is the