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Volume 8 - Issue 9 - September 1876

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  • TINEINA

  • V. T. Chambers
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    31 May 2012, pp. 171-173

  • This species is placed in this genus provisionally. It is certainly not a true Asychna. Indeed, almost the only character common to all the species which Mr. Stainton places in this genus is their ornamentation, and in this respect Laverna? gleditschiæella is an Asychna,whilst this species is far from it. This species (pulvella) differs widely enough from all the others in ornamentation ; but structurally it approaches this genus so nearly that rather than construct a new one for it, I place it here provisionally.

  • ON FOUR NEW CALIFORNIAN HEPIALI

  • James Behrens
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    31 May 2012, pp. 174-175

  • The species described in this paper are from Mendocino. The genus seems to be more numerously represented on the West than on the East Coast of North America. Some of the new forms resemble the Eutopean. To none of these species can I refer Dr. Boisduval's descriptions of hectoides or californicus.

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