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USDESCRJBED Cnàm-lhlES [M THE PaRIS NaTIONAL MllSEIIM. 

 (TlPULlD^, DiPTERA.) 



Part IV 



[Contimml) , 



Bv Chakles p. Alëxander, 

 Ph. D., Urbaua, m., U. s. A. 



NEW WORLD SPEGIES. 



Sdbfamily Liin\'OBii;\i.ï:. 



Tribe PEDIGIINI , 



Genus Oriiîthodcs GoquiHel. 



Ornithodes hai'.rimani CoquHlelt. 



1900. Ornithodes harrimani Goquillett : Proc. Wash. Acad. Se, voi. a, p. ioo. 



Ornithodes harrimani has been known hilherto only from the unique 

 maie type preserved in the collection of the United States National Mu- 

 séum. In the extensive collections of the Paris Muséum, a female spéci- 

 men was found which is hère described as the allotype. 



AUotype, 9. — Length, 2 5 mm. ; wing, 23 mm. ; head alone 

 3,26 mm. 



Similar to ihe type maie. Size larger. Fémoral bases and haltères 

 infuscated. Wings with greyish yellow. Venation: iSc2 before the origin 

 of Rs about the lenglh ofthe basai deflection of Cwi : i?s strongiy an- 

 gulated at origin ; free portion of i?2 (the apparent radial crossvein) about 

 its own length from the tip of i? 1 ; a supernumerary crossvein in cell i? 3 at 

 about fourfifths the length of the cell ; a long spur on vein Rk beyond 

 midiength, thisjutting distad into cell Rk , surrounded by a conspicuous 

 brown seam; pétiole of cell Ru shorter than, of Ml longer than, the basai 



