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Family Chrysidid^. 

 Chrysis pattoni Aaron. Colorado, Colorado Springs; August. 

 Hedychrum obsoletum Say. Colorado, Denver; August. 



violaceum Brulle. Colorado, Colorado Springs; August. 



Family Bethylid^. 



Epyris armifera Say. Kansas, Lawrence; July. New to the Kansas list. 



Family Myzinid^. 



Myzine sexcincta Fab. Kansas, Lawrence; September. Wichita; August; 

 September. 



Family Scoliid^e. 



Elis plumipes Drury. Kansas, Lawrence; July. 



Family Tiphiid^. 

 Tiphia inornata Say. Kansas, Lawrence; June. 



tarda Say. Kansas, Lawrence; June; July. New to the Kansas list. 



Family Myrmosid^. 

 Myrmosa unicolor Say, Kansas, Lawrence; July. 



Family MuTlLLID^. 

 ?Mutilla ornativentris Cr. Kansas, Lawrence; August. 

 Timuila calif ornica Rad. Colorado, Colorado Springs; August. 

 Sphaerophthalma creusa Cr. Colorado, Colorado Springs, August, 

 quadriguttata Say. Kansas, Wichita; August, 

 sparsa Fox. Kansas, Lawrence; May. New to the Kansas 



list, 

 vesta Cr. Colorado, Colorado Springs; August. 



Family Ponerid^. 

 (In this and the following three families the determinations of species 



and forms were made by comparison with specimens that have been identified 



by Prof. W. M. Wheeler, or in cases where this course was not possible, the 



specimens received his personal attention.) 



Proceratium croceum Roger. Kansas, Lawrence; August, a single male 

 specimen; "probably this species," according to Prof. W. M. Wheeler, 

 who further remarked: "This is an extremely rare ant— with the excep- 

 tion of a male of P. crassicorne in my collection, the only known male of 

 this interesting genus. The workers are yellow and live in small colonies 

 in rotten wood in rich forests." New to the Kansas list. . 



Family Myrmicid^. 

 Cremastogaster lineolata Say. Kansas, Lawrence; April, females and work- 

 ers; June, worker; September, male and females. New 

 to the Kansas list, 

 lineolata Say, subspecies leeviuscula Mayr. Kansas, Law- 

 rence; October, workers under bark of old dead elm. 

 Wichita; April, workers. New to the Kansas list. 

 Solenopsis molesta Say, ( = debilis Mayr.). Kansas, Lawrence; July, fe- 

 males and workers; August, male. New to the Kansas list. 

 Colorado, Denver; August, females, 

 texana Emery. Kansas, Lawrence; June, twilight, female. New 

 to the Kansas list. 



