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_Female._ Black; head whitish cinereous; frontalia deep black, linear,
with bristles along each side; facialia without bristles; epistoma not
prominent; proboscis and palpi black; antennæ reaching the epistoma,
3rd joint about four times the length of the 2nd; thorax with four
stripes, metathorax and pectus whitish cinereous; abdomen testaceous;
four black spots on each segment excepting the 1st; legs black; wings
cinereous; veins black, testaceous towards the base; præbrachial vein
forming a curve at its flexure, which is very near the border; discal
transverse vein almost straight, parted by little more than half its
length from the border, and by more than its length from the flexure
of the præbrachial; alulæ and halteres testaceous. Length of the body
3-1/2 lines; of the wings 7 lines.
145. MUSCA COLLECTA, n. s. _Mas._ Viridis, cinereo tomentosa, capite
albo antice testaceo, palpis antennisque fulvis, abdomine testaceo
apice viridi linea dorsali nigra, pedibus nigris, tibiis obscure
fulvis, alis cinereis, halteribus testaceis.
_Male._ Green, with cinereous tomentum; head white, testaceous
and rather prominent in front; eyes bare, contiguous; epistoma
slightly prominent; proboscis black; palpi tawny; antennæ tawny,
not near reaching the epistoma, 3rd joint not more than twice the
length of the 2nd; arista simple, more than twice the length of the
3rd joint; abdomen testaceous, green towards the tip, with a black
dorsal line; legs black; tibiæ dark tawny; wings grey; veins black,
testaceous towards the base; præbrachial vein forming a very obtuse
and much-rounded angle at its flexure, from whence it is hardly curved
inward to its tip; discal transverse vein curved outward, parted by
much more than half its length from the border, and by hardly less
than its length from the flexure of the præbrachial; alulæ pale
cinereous with testaceous borders; halteres testaceous. Length of the
body 2-3/4 lines; of the wings 5 lines.
Subfam. ANTHOMYIDES, _Walk._
Gen. ARICIA, _Macq._
146. Aricia significans, _Walk._ See Vol. III. p. 107.
147. ARICIA CONTRARIA, n. s. _Mas et Foem._ Picea, capite argenteo,
palpis pedibusque nigris, antennis testaceis, scutello fulvo, abdomine
nigro, alis cinereis basi et apud costam subluridis.
_Male and Female._ Piceous, head silvery about the eyes; frontalia
dull black; palpi and legs black; antennæ testaceous, reaching the
epistoma, 3rd joint about four times the length of the 2nd; thorax
with four indistinct cinereous stripes; scutellum tawny; abdomen
black, shining, a little broader but not longer than the thorax; wings
grey, rather broad, with a lurid tinge towards the base and along the
costa; veins black, tawny towards the base; discal transverse vein
hardly undulating, or slightly curved inward, parted by much more than
its length from the præbrachial, and by much less than its length from
the border. Length of the body 3-4 lines; of the wings 6-8 lines.
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