REPORT OF THE STATE ENTOMOLOGIST Igi2 217 
Epimyia Felt 
Tomi helt boobs N.Y. Ent. Soc. Jour., 19:38 
Ne ve state Mus, Bul) 147, p. 85 
This genus is erected for a remarkable species evidently somewhat 
allied to Frirenia Kieff. The third vein unites with the anterior 
margin near the distal fourth, while the simple fifth joins the pos- 
terior margin at the basal half. Palpi triarticulate, the claws simple 

Fig. 70 Fifth 
antennal segment Fig 71 Palpusof Epimyia car- 
of Epimyia 3 
carolina, en- 
larged. (Origi- 
nal) 
olina, enlarged. (Original) 
and the genitalia of the male remarkably complex. The abundant 
vestiture and neuration of the wing indicate a relationship to 
Brachyneura Rond. though the absence of the characteristic scales 
on the membrane and the peculiar genitalia show that it has little 
in common with Brachyneura vitis Felt. The female 
is unknown. Type and sole species Epimyia carolina Felt. 
Epimyia carolina Felt 
Oven eltwEaese NY. Ent. soc. Jour, 19:36 
The single specimen known was taken on the window of a wood- 
land hut at Davidson’s River, N. C., September 23, 1906. 
- Ledomyiella Meun. 
1904 Meunier, Fernand. Soc. Sci. Brux. Ann., v. 28, pt. 2, p. 33 
LOGE elt wha. Ne Yew Emin SOC OUI, 1Os86 
This genus appears to be a rather common form in amber. It 
may be separated from Brachyneura Rond. by the metatarsus being 
shorter than the second segment and by the fork of the fifth long 
