170 The Ohio Journal of Science [Vol. XIX, No. 2, 



EXPLANATION OF PLATES. 



Plate X. 



Laphria vultur: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria sericea: hypopygium from side; forceps from above. 



Laphria aktis: hypopygium from side. 

 3a. Laphria aktis: forceps from side and from above. 



Laphria janus: forceps from side and from above. 



Laphria jerox: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria gilva: forceps from side and from above. 



Laphria vivax: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria vivax anthemom: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria ventralis: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria coquillellii: forceps from above and from side. 



Laphria trux: forceps from above and from side. 

 Fig. 11a. Laphria trux: hypopygium from side. 

 Fig. 12. Laphria aimatis: hypopygium from side. 

 Fig. 12b. Laphria aimatis: forceps from above. 



Plate XL 



Fig. 13. Laphria sadales: forceps from above and from side. 



Fig. 14. Laphria felis: forceps from above and from side. 



Fig. 15. Laphria felis var crocea: forceps from above and from side. 



Fig. 16. Laphria Scorpio: ioTceps from above, from side (lower figure), and 



showing greatest emargination (upper right). 

 Fig. 17. Laphria index: hypopygium from side; forceps from above, and showing 



greatest emargination (lower right). 

 Fig. 18. Laphria ithypyga: hypopygium from side; forceps from above and showing 



greatest emargination. 

 Fig. 19. Laphria sicula: forceps from above and from side. 

 Fig. 20. Laphria j ranciscana: forceps from above and from side. 

 Fig. 21. Laphria canis: hypopygium from side; forceps from above. 

 Fig. 22. Laphria winnemana: hypopygium from side; forceps from above. 

 Fig. 23. Laphria saffrana: forceps from above and from side. 

 Fig. 24. Dasyllis fernaldi: forceps from side. 

 Fig. 25. Dasyllis grossa: forceps from side. 

 Fig. 26. Nusa n. sp. near riibida: forceps from side. 



All Figures about 3.3 times natural size. 



