PLATE 10. 



130. Sarcophaga culniiiiata n. sp. 



140. Sarcophaga fissa n. sp. 



141. Sarcophaga limbriata ii. sp. 



142. Sarcophaga texana n. sp.; 142a, outline of 



penis. from behind. 



143. Sarcophaga quadrisetosa Coq. 



144. Sarcophaga latisetosa Parker. 

 14.5. Sarcophaga globuhis n. sp. 



146. Diagram of choracic chaetotaxy in Sarcoph- 

 aga and alhes; the dots represent the bris- 

 tles, larger or smaller, while the broken 



lines connect them in rows. Explanation: 



HUM, humeral, three or four in a curved row. 



PHUM, posthumeral, one or two behind the hu- 

 merus. 



ANT ACR, anterior acrostichal, usually two or 

 three in a longitudinal row, but often small or 

 indistinguishable from adjacent hairs. 



ANT DC, anterior dorsocentrals, two or three be- 

 fore the suture. 



PRS, presutural, one large, sometimes an adjacent 

 small. 



NFL, notopleural, usually four, alternating small 

 and large. 



SA, supra-alar, usually two. 



PS DC, posterior dorsocentral, a continuation of 

 the ant dc row, behind the suture ; usually three 

 •or four (in Notochaeta only two). 



I NT A, intra-alar, usually two. 



PA, postalar, always two. 



PRSC, prescutellar, one, usually small (the indicat- 

 ing line should extend to the two small dots just 

 in front of the middle of the scutellum). 



MARG, marginal of scutellum, two or three. 



SAP, subapical of scutellum, usually one small. 



AP, apical of scutellum, one small, absent in some 

 males and nearly all females. 



STPL, sternojileural (not shown) are on the side of 

 the thorax, above the middle coxa, usually three, 

 sometimes two or four ; they are more variable 

 than most of the bristles. 



