Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society: Zoology, Том 5Linnean Society of London., 1861 |
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3rd joint A. R. Wallace Abdomen albidis albis alis cinereis Amboyna antennæ apex apical apical margin arista Bachian bands basal segment base beneath blackish body 4 lines Bremser capite thoraceque clypeus Cobbold costa coxæ Creplin Diesing discal transverse vein DISTOMA duabus Dujardin ECHINOSTOMA epistoma Fabr fasciis Fasciola Female femora femoribus ferrugineis ferruginous flagellum Found by Rudolphi front fulvis fuscous genus halteres halteribus head and thorax hind border intestines iridescent larvæ Latr legs Length 4 lines Linn luteous Makassar Male mandibles mesothorax metathorax Mogador n. s. Fœm nervures nigra nigricantibus nigris nigro oblique ocelli operculum pale pallide palpi pectus pedibus pedibusque petiole piceous posterior posticis præbrachial vein prothorax pubescence punctured Revis Rudolphi scutellum shell side silvery slender slightly smooth and shining species spines spot stout stripe tarsi tawny testaceis testaceous thorax tibiæ tibiis tips tomentum veins black whitish Wings cinereous wings hyaline yellow Zeder
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