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79. Monocesta coryli Say, larvfe, Missouri. 

 HO. Diabroiica longicornis Say, larva;, 

 Missouri. 



81. Trh'hahda tomentosa Linn., larvi«, 



pupa, Missouri. 



82. Galeruca decoraSaj, larvfe, Washing- 



ton, D. C. 



83. Disonycha alternata 111., larvae., pupa, 



Missouri. 



84. Graptodera chalybea 111., larvae. New 



Yorli. 



85. Graptodera foliacea Lee, larvae, Colo- 



rado. 



86. Dibolia wrea Melsh., larvae, pupae, im- 



agos. New York. 



87. Microrhopala vittata Fabr., larvae, 



pupa, Washington, D. C. 



88. Cassida iexana Crotch, larva, Texas. 



89. Coptocycla aurichalcea Fabr., larvae, 



Virginia. 



90. Chelymoi-phaargus'LiGht, larvae.Iowa. 



91. Bruchus ohsoletus Say, larvae, pupa, 



imago, Indian Territory. 



92. Scotobates calcaratus Fabr., larva, 



Washington, D. C. 



93. Diaperis hydni Fabr., larvae, imago, 



New Jersey. 

 93i. Hypophlocus parallelus Melsh, lar- 

 vtp, imago, Michigan. 



94. Platydema elUpticum Fabr., larvae, 



pupa, imago, Washington, D. C. 



95. Bolitotheriis bifurcus Fabr., larva, 



Massachusetts. 



96. Rymenorus riifipen Lee, larva, Wash- 



ington, D. C 



97. Synchroa punctata Newm., larv», 



Missouri. 



98. Penthe pimelia Fabr., larvae, Michi- 



gan. 



99. Oxacis dorsalis Melsh., pupa, Florida. 



100. MordeUa Q-punctata Fabr., larva, 



Missouri. 



101. Hornia mhmtipennis Riley, triungu- 



lins, Washington, D. C. 

 10*^. Aramigus fulleri Horn, larvae, pupa, 

 New Jersey. 



103. Pissodes stiobi Peck, larvte, Wash- 



ington, D. ('. 



104. Lissorhoptrus simplex Say, larvae, 



Georgia. 



105. Auihonomus grandis Gyllh.?, larvae, 



pupa, imago, Mexico. 



106. Magdalis annieoUis Say, larvae, pupa, 



imago, Michigan. 



107. Conotrachelus ^lenuphar Herbst, lar- 



va", Ohio. 



108. Tyloderma foreolatum Say, larva, 



pupa, Indiana. 



109. Chalcodermus (eneus Boh., larvae, 



Florida. 



110. Balaninus nasicus Say, larvae, Wash- 



ington, D. C. 



111. Centrinus picummis Herbst, larvae, 



Indiana. 



112. Rhynchophorua cruentatus Fabr., 



larva, Florida. 



113. Scyphophorits yuccw Horn, larva, 



pupa, California. 



114. Sphenojihorus robustus Horn, larva, 



pupa, California. 



115. EupsaUs minuta Drury, larvae, pupa, 



Missouri. 



116. Scolytus 4 spiyiosus Say, larvae, pupae, 



Missouri. 



117. Phlaotribus liminaris Harris, larvae. 



New York. 



118. Phccnicobi us chain ceropis L,ec., larvae, 



Georgia. 



119. Sinoxylon hasilare Say, larvae, imago, 



Washington, D. C. 



120. Litargus tetraspilotus Lee, larvae, 



West Virginia. 



121. MordeUistenafloridensis Smith, larvae, 



pupa, imago, Florida. 



122. Tenebrio tenebrioides Beauv., larvae, 



imago, Michigan. 

 128. Disonycha coUaris Fabr., larvae, 



Michigan. 

 124. Paratenetus punctatus Sol., larvae, 



imago, Washington, D. C. 



Eggs of the American Meromyza : a Correction. 



Kindly allow me space in your journal for a correction of the proceedings of the 

 Entomological Club of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 

 as reported in Vol. iii. No. 2, of Insect Life. 



I am made to say that according to my experience the eggs of Meromyza americana 

 are placed abo^ e the ensheathing parts of the blades of wheat. What I did state 

 was, that I had very generally found them upon the ensheathing parts, not above. 



