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446 INSECTA, NEUROPTERA.
morphoses (Zool. Rec. 1869, p. 449) is given by Giraud in Ann. Soc. Ent.Fr.
1870, Bull. p. xxxi; and by M'Lachlan in Ent. M. M. vii. pp. 77-79.
Osmylidcs.
M'LACHLAN, Ent. M. M. vi. p. 195, tabulates the genera allied to Osmylusi
and enumerates the species belonging to each genus; he remarks that in
many species the tarsal claws are bifid or serrate. He places Chrysopa pubicosta,
Walker, provisionally in Osmylus, and redescribes it, I. c. p. 198.
Hyposmylus, n. g., M'Lachlan, Ent. M. M. vi. p. 200. Allied to Osmylus,
but the costal veinlets transversely united, so as to form many rows of costal
cellules. Type H punctipennis, Walker (described).
Osmylus multiguttatits, p. 195, Trebizond; lineatocollis, p. 196, India; langii,
p. 197, India; interlinecdus, p. 199, Natal (or India ?); inquinatus, p. 200,
Ceram : spp. nn., M'Lachlan, I. c.
Hemerobiidce.
WALLENGREN (CEfv. Sv. Ac. 1870, pp. 154-157) records the addition of
six species to the Swedish fauna, one of which, Hemerobius orotypus (I. c.
p. 155), is new.
Psectra diptera. Packard (Proc. Bost. Soc. xiii. p. 407) states that a specimen
of this rare insect had occurred in Maine, and does not differ, according
to Hagen, from European individuals.
Chrysopidce.
WALLENGREN (CEfv. Sv. Ak. 1870, p. 153) records the addition of 3 known
species to the Swedish fauna.
Coniopterygidce.
M'LACHLAN (Ent. M. M. vi. p. 238) remarks on the sexes of Coniopteryx,
and is opposed to the supposition that psociformis and aleyrodiformis may he
only sexes of one species.
Panorpides.
Merope tube?: Selys-Longchamps (Ann. E. Belg. xiii. Comp. rend.
p. xxx) states that he has received a pair of this extremely rare species, and
remarks on the structure of the anal appendices of the male.
Panorpa cognata. Wallengren (CEfv. Sv. Ak. 1870, p. 152) records the
occurrence of this species in Sweden.
Boreus califamicus, sp. n., Packard, Proc. Bost. Soc. xiii. p. 408, California,
on the snow on Doc. 11th.
PSEUDO-NEUROPTERA.
THYSANURA*.
LTT)BOCK (Tr. L. S. xxvii.) continues his series of papers on the British
species of Thysanura, describing several known species and some new ones,
f„ -l The ^Irtir' ^ n f WS hlS P r ° teSt ( Z ° 0L UeC - l80Q > P- 45 1) ft f? ain8t thiS
family and the Mallophaga coming within his province.