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ICHNEUMONID.E. 353
Isehnus melanopygus, Holmgr. 1. e. p. 396, C. of Cood Hope.
Exophanes propinquus, Tasch. 1. c. p. 371 (no locality given).
Amblyteles hermaphroditus, Taschenb. 1. c. p. 426, P Spain (publ. also in Z.
ges. Naturw. 1870, Bd. ii. p. 456).
Cryptides.
Cryptus. TSCHEK (Verhandl. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, xx. p. Ill et seq.)
refers to the species (5 in number, of which he describes 2 as new) confused
under the name of C. obseurus (Grav.) : C. sponsor (Ratz. nee Grav, F.) 9. =
incisus, p. 405 : 5 of C. nubeculatus (Grav.) is described, p. 408 : both sexes
of C. migrator (Gr.) are described, p. 410, note: the C. incubitor of Gravenhorst
and of Ratzeburg cannot be referred to the same species, according
to the statement of differences at p. 414; pygoleuenis (Grav.), vax.=incubito,
(Grav.) cf > and is described p. 415 : the females of 15 species are tabulated,
p. 425 : observations are made at some length (pp. 426-428) upon C. titillator
(Gr.), resulting in the opinion that the cf of that species is identical with
the male of C. analis (Gr, Tschek), in which case the name titiUator must
attach to the latter insect, and analis be altogether dropped, as the cf of
Gravenhorst's analis = peregrinator (L.) : 9. of C. conjungens, Tschek, is described
from Rzeszow, p. 429.
Cryptus. HOLMGREN (I. c. p. 396) recharacterizes this genus as restricted
by hiin.
Cocoons of Cryptus extrematis, Oresson (=nuncius, Say), a parasite on
Attacus cecropia, are figured in Amer. Ent. ii. f. 67.
Cryptus junceus, Cresson, is recorded as a parasite on "mud-daubers''
(Ayenia, Schdte.), and as having the smell of a Bombus : Walsh & Riley,
Amer. Ent. i. p. 137, fig. 109.
RITSEMA (Tijdschr. Ent. 1870, p. 120) records having bred a probably undescribed
sp. of Phygadeuon from the larva of Enoicyla pusilla, the terrestrial
Phryganidon, upon which it is parasitic.
WALSH (Canad. Ent. ii. p. 10) infers, from various individuals bred by
him, that Pezomachus is a degraded Hemiteles. For observations on the
American species of Hemiteles by this author, cf. ibid. pp. 9-12, 31-33.
Both sexes of (Edemopsis rogenhoferi, Tschek, are described, from Bautzen
and Styria, and the genus is recharacterized: Tschek, I. e. pp. 429,430.
Ichn. discrepator,~Wesm., ruficollis, Steph, erythrceus, Gr, = Phygadeuon
sanguinator (Gr.); Hemimachus albipennis, Ratz.,= avidus (Forst, Pezom.) ;
Crotopus abnormis, Holmgr,=Agriotypus armatus, Curt.: Marshall, I. c.
pp. 11-13.
Goryphus, g. n, Holmgr. I. c. p. 398. Characterized at the expense of
Cryptus, as usually received [on apparently the most trifling grounds]. The
author (p. 400) indicates a subgenus Psacus, distinguished by its metathorax
being rugulose, with three areas rather unevenly sculptured. Sp.: G. basilaris,
sp. n, p. 398, Taf. viii. tig. 2, and G. detritus, sp. n, p. 399 (?= C. mesoxanthus,
$, St.-Farg. teste auct), China; 67. apicalis, sp. n, p. 399, Manilla;
G. ruficollis, sp. n, Java, G. rubripes, sp. n, Valparaiso, and G. areolaris,
sp. n, C. of Good Hope, p. 400; G. virginalis, sp. n, p. 401, C. of Good Hope.
Listrognathus g. n, Tschek, I. c. p. 153. Mandibles in cf very attenuated
towards apex; in 5 curved and dilated beneath from base to middle, and
emarginate before apex. Cheeks slightly hollowed at the apex on the lower