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Legs moderate, luteous, dotted and blotched with fuscous, beset with 

 white and black hairs and spines ; tibipe piceous at bases and apices. 

 Tibial spurs as long as first tarsal joint, slightly curved, rufo-piceous. 

 Tarsal joints piceous apically, the third and fourth entirely so ; claws 

 slightly more than half the length of last tarsal joint, lufo-piceous. 



Wings like those of ^. tiiger' and B. brimneus, though broader, and 

 with markings darker than in the male of the latter species — almost 

 equalh'ng in size and in extent and intensity of the markings those of the 

 females. 



Female. — Length, 29 mm. ; expanse of wings, 56 mm. ; greatest 

 width of anterior wing, 7.5 mm. ; length of antenna, 5 mm. 



Antennae more clavate than in male. Abdomen a little shorter than 

 wings, marked as in the male, but the luteous on dorsum extends further 

 posteriorly. Tip of abdomen with long black hairs, principally dark 

 fuscous ; inferior part with coarse, blunt, black spines ; below, two small 

 cylindrical appendages, fuscous, with long black hairs. Markings of 

 wings rather more pronounced than in the male. 



Type. — No. 4369, U. S. National Museum. One male specimens, 

 collected in Madera Canyon, Santa Rita Mts., Arizona, June 7, 1898, by 

 Mr. E. A. Schwarz. 



No. 4369a, U. S. National Museum. One female, with same locality 

 and date, collected by Mr. Schwarz. 



Named after the Indian tribe living in this section of country. 



This species has the wings of B. tiiger or B. brunneus, six protho- 

 racic lines as in B. Sacketii, and meso- and meta-notal markings similar 

 to those of B. Hubbardii. The abdomen and appendages resemble those 

 of B. peregrinus. 

 Brachyjiemurus pusilhis, new species. 



Female. — Length, 19 mm. ; expanse of wings, 36.4 mm. ; greatest 

 width of anterior wing, 4.7 mm. ; length of antenna, 4 mm. Slender; 

 head and thorax luteous, marked with fuscous ; abdomen principally 

 fuscous. 



Face flat, luteous, the portion behind and in front of antennae 

 piceous, a more or less distinct luteous spot between the antennae ; a dark 

 line extends from the piceous area in front down towards the clypeus* 

 Circumocular area luteous, with some fuscous spots behind. Clypeus 



