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Male black and greenish yellow. Head ; occiput 

 not at all or slightly convex, yellow fringed with black 

 hairs, rear black with a stripe proceeding downward 

 from the occiput and outer border yellow, vertex 

 black with a small spot on each side below the occiput 

 yellowish green, antenuce black, whole face yellow, 

 margins of mouth brownish. 



Prothorax black, anterior border bright yellow, 

 above with a spot each side and a geminate spot 

 between, yellowish. Thoracic carina yellow with a 

 black band each side, interrupted anteriorly, a broad, 

 black antehumeral separated below from the humeral 

 by yellow, first and second lateral sutures and an 

 abbreviated line between them reaching nearly to the 

 metastigma black, remainder of thorax greenish 

 j^ellow ; costa green, pterostigma brown covering 

 about four cells, legs black with the exception of the 

 anterior femora each of which have a greenish 

 yellow vitta on the inner side. Dorsal band of ab- 

 domen yellow as follows, a patch broadest behind on 1, 

 broad and three lobed on 2, broad at base, gradually 

 narrowed but not reaching the apex on 3-6, a triang- 

 ular basal on 7 and 8. reaching the whole length of the 

 seg-ment on 9 ; laterally sides of 1 and 2 and part of 3, 

 partially obscured spots on base of 4-7 ; a basal and a 

 small apical spot on 8, whole length of 9, yellowish. 

 Appendages longer than 10, from above divaricate, 

 tapering gradually from base, outer distal angle ob- 

 tuse, inner distal angle acuminate, apex obliquely 

 truncate, from side arched ; inferiors nearly as long as 

 the superiors, apex turned upwards. 



The appendages of this form are very much like 

 those of fraternvs, but the superiors have a more 

 prominent outer distal angle and the inner distal angle 

 is not so strongly produced. 



The female has the occiput straight, not .'rising in 

 the middle in two confluent curves " ( Walsh ), nor is 



