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notata, Euxesta, 11:267. 

 notatifrons MS., Anthomyia, 1:195. 

 Notman, Mrs George, insects from, 



9:464. 

 Notman, Howard, figure of Neuronia 



pardalis by, 12:299. 

 Notodonta concinna, see Schizura. 

 dictaea, see Pheosia dimidiata. 

 species, 14:313^ 

 Notodontians, their delayed pupa- 

 tion, 1:137. 

 Notoloplaus antiqua (syn. Orgyia, O. 

 nova), 1:98; 7:219, 381; 8:289; 

 11:264, 285; 14:373^ 

 definita {sjn. Orgyia), 4:50; 8: 



289, 296; 14:373^ 

 leucostigma (syn Orgyia), ad- 

 ditional molt in female, 1: 

 98; bibliography, 2:68-69; de- 

 scription of stages, 2:70-73; 

 depredations, 2:77-78; 9:295, 

 429; detailed account, 2:68-89; 

 distribution, 2:69; English 

 , . sparrow protects it, 2:80-82; 

 food plants, 2:76-77; natural 

 history, 2:73-76; new form of 

 attack, 2:86-89; 4:15, 48-49; 

 5:317; 11:124-26; 12:347, 350; 

 parasites, 2:78-79; 5:310; rav- 

 ages, great increase of, 2: 

 79-80; reference, 1:72, 328; 

 4:7; 5:321; 6:107; 7:216, 331; 

 8:296; 9:450, 455; 10:481, 495, 

 515; 11:121, 2&4, 279; 12:357; 

 14:313^ 328^ 339^ 341^ 342^ 

 357% 358^ 380^ 388% 391% 392% 

 395''; remedies and preven- 

 tives, 1:33, 61, 64; 2:83-86; 6: 

 181; 9:437; second brood in N. 

 Y., 4:50-51; 11:125. 

 vetusta (syn. Orgyia), 11:285. 

 var. cana (syn. Orgyia 

 cana), 8:296. 

 Notonecta undulata, 8:158. 

 Notoxus calcaratus, 11:269. 



monodon, 11:269. 

 nova, Orgyia, see Notolophus anti- 

 qua. 

 noveboracensis, Aulacizes, see Die- 

 drocephala. 

 Cicada, see C. rimosa. 

 Curculio, see Ithycerus. 

 Diedrocephala (syn. Aulacizes), 



9:396, 410. 

 Formica, see Camponotus her- 



culaneus. 

 Ithycerus (syn. Curculio, Pa- 

 chyrhynchus schonherri, 1 : 

 300, 331; 11:270. 

 novemnotata, Coccinella, 7:382; 11: 

 276; 12:361. 



Novius cardinalis (syn. Vedalia), 6: 



105; 7:360, 382; 14:365% 

 nubeculana, Phoxopteris, 1:329; 8: 



123, 297; 11:266. 

 nubilata, Prochoerodes, see Sabu- 

 lodes. 

 Sabulodes (syn. Prochoerodes), 

 11:266. 

 nubilis, Catocala, 10:482. 



Euparthenos (syn. Parthenos), 



3:136. 

 Parthenos, see Euparthenos. 

 numitor, Ancyloxypha, 9:461. 

 nupera, Calocampa, 9:459; 14:307% 



314% 

 nuptialis, Catocala, 11:266. 

 nuttalli, Cantharis (syn. Lytta), 8: 

 294; 14:317% 

 Lytta, see Cantharis. 

 i Trichodes, 3:138. 

 nycteis, Charidryas (syn. Melitaea), 

 9:448; 14:311% 

 Melitaea, see Charidryas. 

 Nycteribidae, 1:79. 

 Nyctobates pennsylvanicus, see Alo- 



bates. 

 Nyctobora holosericea, 13:375^. 

 Nysius angustatus (syn. N. destruc- 

 tor), 1:195, 331; 2:166; 5:321; 

 11:270; 14:341^ 

 destructor, see N. angustatus. 

 Nyssa sylvatica, see Sour gum tree, 

 nyssaefoliella, Antispila, see Antis- 

 pila nyssaefoliella. 



Oak, insects injurious to; 



Acordulecera dorsalis, 13:371*. 

 Amphibolips prunus, 4:42. 

 Amphicerus bicaudatus, 2:130. 

 Anisota rubicunda (syn. Dry- 

 ocampa), 5:200. 

 senatoria, 2:230; 5:195, 197; 



9:453. 

 stigma, 5:199. 

 virginiensis (syn. A. pellu- 

 cida), 5:199. 

 Archasia galeata (syn. Smilia 



auriculata), 9:389, 410. 

 Atymna inornata (syn. Cyrtolo- 

 bus, Smilia), 9:388, 410. 

 querci (syn. Smilia), 9:389, 

 410. 

 Basilona imperialis (syn. 



Eacles), 13:350% 

 Cacoecia argyrospila, 6:356; 7: 



356. 

 Carynota marmorata (syn. Cyr- 



tosia), 9:389, 410. 

 Cecidomyia balsamicola, 4:63. 

 Chermes strobilobius (syn. O. 

 atratus), 2:185. 



