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A Monograph of Culicidae. 
77 . Thorax unadorned. 
Thorax chestnut-brown, with tawny and 
black curved scales ; abdomen with basal 
white lateral patches which extend trans¬ 
versely and form more or less basal bands uncus, n. sp. 
Thorax brownish-black, sides and sputa on 
pleurae white; abdomen black, with 
white ventral bands and lateral spots ... subcilhatus. Coquil- 
lett. 
Thorax deep brown, with narrow deep brown 
curved scales ; abdomen deep or blackish- 
brown with basal white lateral spots (very 
small, 2 '5 mm.). alratus. n. sp.* 
Thorax grey; abdomen with basal white 
spots forming more or less a lateral line cinereus. 11 . sp. 
Thorax with fawn-coloured scales and black 
bristles . nigrocliaetcie. n. sp. 
A 1 . Abdomen unbanded and unspotted. 
Thorax grey, with three dusky lines, no 
lateral white spots. pseudocinereus. n. sp. 
Thorax with silvery scales on front half, 
bright brown behind ; abdomen metallic 
purple. metallicus. n. sp.* 
Thorax chestnut-brown, golden scaled, with 
two median bare lines and a bare patch 
on each side of the mesonotum . FrencMi. n. sp. 
Thorax dark chestnut-brown with black 
scales; pleurae pale brown to grey, with 
long black bristles; legs long; fork-cells 
short . lungipes. n. sp.* 
A 2 . Abdomen with apical patches. 
Thorax dark brownish-grey, with long grey 
scales . Freetowntnsis. n. sp. 
A 3 . Abdomen with basal pale bands. 
5. Thorax adorned. 
Thorax with sides of mesonotum orange 
scaled . luteolateralis. n. sp. 
Thorax with two dark median lines, and 
two lateral posterior ones on golden-brown 
surface ; abdomen with bands, expanded 
at the sides and in the middle . diversus. n. sp. 
Thorax deep brown, creamy white at sides, 
with backwardly projecting pale lines, and 
two median pale lines on chestnut-brown 
median area; abdominal bands white ... punctor. Kirby. 
Thorax black, golden scaled, chestnut-brown 
in middle; abdominal bands yellowish 
or white with lateral spots. nemorosus. Meigen. 
* These will have to be removed with some other new species to separate 
genera. 
