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September 12, 1922, 2600 ft. (Owen Bryant); and the following 

 paratypes: Maine, Southwest Harbor, August 20, and Bar 

 Harbor, September 10; New Hampshire, Franconia (Mrs. 

 A. T. Slosson); Massachusetts, Chester, August 6, 1914, 

 Auburndale, August 9, and Brookline, September 6; Connecticut, 

 Colebrook, September 8, 1922 (W. M. Wheeler) in the collection 

 of the Boston Society of Natural History; also Lexington, 

 Massachusetts, August; Falls Church, Virginia, May 10 and 30, 

 and Great Falls, Virginia, September 24 (Nathan Banks) in the 

 Museum of Comparative Zoology. 



Chrysotoxum fasciolatum De Geer. 



The largest and most common species in northern New Eng- 

 land, usually about 14 mm. in length. Readily separated from 

 Chrysotoxum perplexum by its shorter first antennal joint and 

 broader, less arcuate abdominal fasciae, the front edge of the 

 interrupted fasciae being almost parallel with the anterior 

 margins of the segments. 





