378 MACLURIAN LYCEUM. 



ANOMALON Juriue. 



1. A. sexlineata. — Black ; feet rufous ; metathorax with six 

 raised lines. 



Inhabits Indiana. 



Body black ; antennae piceous beneath, rather shorter than the 

 body ; palpi yellowish ; thorax subtrilobate, the impressed lines 

 being deep and wide ; wings a little dusky, a small whitish spot 

 on the beginning of the carp : central cellule none ; metathorax 

 densely punctured, with six longitudinal, slightly elevated lines, 

 two of which are on the side ; feet rufous ; posterior tibiae and 

 their tarsi dusky ; tergum, first segment densely and finely punc- 

 tured ; oviduct hardly as long as the abdomen. 



Length three-twentieths of an inch. 



2. A. htjmerale. — Black; antennae with a white cinctus. 

 Inhabits Indiana. 



Body black, punctured ; antennae, 12, 13, 14 and 15th joints 

 white ; thorax with an acute tubercle on the humerus ; somewhat 

 elongated before the wings ; metathorax with two acute tubercles 

 each side at tip; tergum, second segment with an impressed 

 oblique line each side at the basal angle ; oviduct longer than the 

 abdomen; knees white. 



Length (j? more than half an inch. 



3. A. mellipes. — Black: feet honey-yellow. 

 Inhabits Indiana. 



Body black, polished ; palpi whitish ; wings hyaline, with a 

 slight fuliginous tinge; larger middle cellule with three white 

 bullae ; oviduct as long as the body ; feet honey-yellow. 



Length more than two-fifths of an inch. [75] 



OPHION Fabr. 



1. 0. bilineatus. — Honey-yellow ; head yellow; thorax 

 with two dark lines. 



Inhabits Indiana. 



Head yellow ; antennae honey-yellow ; mandibles blackish at 

 tip ; thorax with two somewhat reddish brown lines almost ob- 

 solete ; wings with fuscous nervures; costal nervure and carpal 

 spot honey-yellow ; the latter dilated, conspicuous ; large central 

 cellule acutely angulated at tip ; central cellule angulated 



