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Figure 57. — -Localities for Calicurgus hyalinatus rupex. 



individuals with the coloration of rupex occur well within the range of 

 the subspecies alienatus. 



Specimens: 9, DeWitt, Ga., June 2, 1915, C. S. Spooner (Ithaca). 

 9, Baldwin, Kans., Aug. 31, 1906, J. C. Bridwell (Washington). 9, 

 Cabin John, Md., Aug. 12, 1917, Fonts (Washington). 9, Biltmore, 

 N. C, June 26, 1912 (Washington). 9, Devils Kiver, Tex., May 5, 

 1907, F. C. Bishopp (Washington). 29, New Braunfels, Tex., June 27, 

 1917 (Cambridge). 9, Pierce, Tex., Mar. 22, 1907, J. D. Mitchell 

 (Washington). 9, Texas, Belfrage (Washington), cf (type of 

 accolens), 9 (type of rupex), Orizaba, Mexico (Philadelphia). 



This subspecies occurs in Mexico, in the Austroriparian fauna and as 

 occasional specimens in the Carolinian fauna. 



Id. Calicurgus hyalinatus excoctus, new subspecies 



Male : Black. Apical part of mandible ferruginous ; palpi and middle 

 tarsus dark brown; front tarsus and front of front tibia tan; hind 

 margin of pronotum with a white band; tibial spurs and a spot on rear 

 apex of front tibia white. 



Female: Black. Wings hyaline, the forewing with a large fuscous 

 cloud extending from just basad of the basal vein to the apex of the 

 third cubital cell (the area between the basal vein and the level of the 

 stigma somewhat paler in the paratype) ; apical margin of forewing 

 lightly infuscate. The paratj'pe from near Cuernavaca has the 

 forewing almost entirely black, but with a well-marked subapical 

 subhyaline crescent, and the hind wing weakly infuscate. 



Type: 9, Manzano National Forest, N. Mex., Sept. 12, 1916, 

 C. Heinrich (Washington, USNM 61700). 



