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Psyche 1:86-88, 1874.

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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.
Authors and Societies are requested to forward their works to the Edi- tor at the earliest date possible. We ask our readers to inform us of the publication especially of those works which are not generally consulted by entomologists. B. PicIman Mann.
(Continued from page 80.)
No. 202 is from the Sixth Annu. Rep. Peat). Acad. Sci., for 1873.
* 202. A. S. PACKARD, JR. Record of American Ento- mology for the year 1873. p. 61-114. (Continued.) Hemiptera (by P. R. Uhler). List of 5 articles by 5 authors ; notice of 103 (14 new) species of 45 genera.
Orthoptera (by S. H. Scudder). List of 5 articles by 4 authors ; no- tice of 259 (13 new) species of 66 (Pedioscertetes, Tropidolophus [Acridii] = 2 new) genera.
Neuroptera (by A. S. Packard, Jr.).
List of 15 articles by 7 authors;
notice of 224 (38 new) species of 86 genera. Arachnids (by A. S. Z'ackard, Jr.).
List of 5 articles by 4 authors;
notice of 30 (27 new) species of 14 genera. Myriopoda (by A. S. Packard, Jr.).
List of 2 articles by 2 authors;
notice of 11 new species of 7 (Archidus = 1 new) genera. In all, the writings of 52 authors are recorded, and 1853 (930 new) species of 781 (123 new) genera are noticed.
The Bull. Buff. Soc. Nat. Sci. [see Rec., Nos. 19-25], vol. ii, contains Nos. 203 to 223.
* 203. A. R. GROTE. List of the Noctuidae of North America. p. 1-77, with one plate (i), containing eleven figures.
Criticism of previous authors; synopsis of the three independent groups here catalogued, and of the genera Agotis, Hadena and Mamestra; list of 214 genera, 811 species; index to genera; descriptions of 10 (Feralia, Adita, Chytonix, Zosteropoda, Zotheca, Stiria, Stibadium, Melaporphyria, Tricopis = 9 new, Antiblemma = 1 previously described) genera, and of 35 (Feralia Comsiocki, F. februalis, Agrotis phyllophora, A. formalis, A. spec- ialis, Manestra puerilis, Diantlwecia rufula, D. insolens, Oncocnemis Behrensi, Hadena genialis, H. marina, Zosteropoda hirtipes, Pachnobiu cornuta, Zotheca tranquilla, Scopeloson~a Graefiana, S. ceromaiicu, S. Morrisoni, Xylomiges liiemcilis, Plusia 8-scripla, P. virtdisigma, Stiria rugifrons, Stibadwm spumo- sum, Lyqrantlioecia saiurata, Melaporp'hyria immoriua, Tricopis chrysellus, Antiblemma canalis = 26 new) species ; position of Epipaschia, with list of species. -
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* 204. S. V. SUMMERS, M. D. Catalogue of the Coleo- ptera from the region of Lake Pontchartrain, La. p. 78-99.
List of 885 species and 21 varieties, in all 906 forms of 497 genera of 53 families.
* 205. A. R. GROTE.
On the species of Helicopis inhabit-
ing the Valley of the Amazon. p. 106-108, with one plate (ii), containing four figures.
Notice of H. Cupido, H. Ads, H. Endymiou and Madam M. S. Merian; habits of H. Cupido. Describes H. Lindeni, n. sp., with figures. * 206. H. K. MORRISON. Descriptions of New Noctuidae. p. 109-117.
Describes Luceria Burgessi, L. loculata and var. conspicua, Dryobota flu- lata, Mamestrct assirnilis, Morrisonia peraczita, Lithophane fagina, L. disposita = 8 n. spp.; synopsis of Mamestra assimilis, Hadena i?npuIsa and Agrotis velleripen~.
* 207. L. F. HARVEY. Observations on North American Moths. p. 118-121.
Describes Agrotis volubilis, Mainestra rosea, M Zilacina, Taeniocampa paci^fica, Glaea olivcbta, Orthodes griseocincta =: 6 n. spp. Noctuae; describes Endropia Warneri n. sp. Geometrae.
* 208. A. R. GROTE. Additions to the cb List of North American Noctuidae. " p. 122-126.
I.
Genera allied to Taeniocampa : synopsis of these (6) genera; list of 18 species; describes Perigrapha innexa n. sp. 11. Genera allied to Orthosia:
synopsis of these (5) genera ; list of 24 species ; describes Orthosia purpu- reel n. sp. 111.
itetereuccs oniiiteC in me '- lib^ ; ' addition of I,LL~ spe- cies to the list, making in all 820 spp. of 218 genera. * 203. A. R. G-KOTE. Ncw Xoctuae. p. 143-144. Describes IIadena confederate, Tmniosea (n. g.) gentilis, T. pert& I 3 n. spp.
* 210. A. R. GKOTE. Notes on American Lepidoptera with Descriptions of Twenty-one New Species, p 145-163.
Describes Hemaris palpalis, Lepisesict Victoria, P71ilampelus (Dupo) ntiri- ficatus, Ceratomia Hageni = 4 n. spp. Sphinges ; note on several species of Hemaris; attributes 54 spp. Sphingidae to Cuba and 76 to N. A. north of Mexico and the West India-Islands.
Note on Crocota and some of its species; preliminary list of Lithosiae, embracing 18 species, besides varieties, of 9 genera; describes Dryocctmpa &ct~ncIc~, var. alba. Describes Acmnycta subochrea, A. quadrats, Agrotis gratis, 71Iamesira vicina, Hadena castanea, H. albino,, H. curvata, Amolita (n. g.) fessa, HeliophiZa adjuta, H. adonca, Anicla (n. g.) Alabanzae, Litho- pJiane oriunda, Orthosia infumuta, Pseudorthosia (n. g.) variabilis, Plusia fra- tella, Acerra (n. g.) normalis, Tarache puIc11ellct ( = ? T. terminimaculata Q ) 1



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Toxocampa Victoria = 4 n. gen., 18 n. spp. Noctuae; note on Acronycta americana and A. acericola, on Agrotis fennica and A. lycarunz, on Poly- phaenis herbacea and Eurois herbida.
* 211. A. R. GROTE. Determination of the Species of Motlis Figured in the 6L Natural History of New York. " p. 164-168.
Criticism of the work referred to; determination of the figures. * 212. CH. R. OSTEN SACKEN.
A List of the Leptidae,
Mydaidae, and Dasypogonina of North America. p. 169-187.
List of 47 spp., 6 gen., Leptidae; of 28 spp., 2 gen , Mydaidae; of 141 spp., 28 gem, Dasypogonina (Asilidae) ; describes m a s audax, M. carboni- fer, M. chrysoston2us = 3 n. spp.
* 213.
J. A. LINTNER. Description of a New Species of Calocampa. p. 188-189.
Describes CaZocampa nupera n. sp.; notes on C. vetusta. * 214. H. K. MORRISON. On the Species of Calocampa. p. 190-192.
Describes C. curviinacula, C. germanu = 2 n. spp., and C. nupera; enum- \crates 7 (3 N. A.) spp.
* 215. A. R. GROTE. On allied Species of Noctuidae inhabiting Europe and North America.
p. 193-200.
1.
31 species common to Europe and North America, exclusive of Lab- rador or circumpolar forms; 7 species still in question. 2. 12 closely allied forms, or analogues." 3. 2 species which need comparison. Describes Lifiophane Thaxteri, Dicopis Thuxterianus, Perigea luxa= 3 n. spp. ; notes on a few synonyms and corrections of the " List." * 216. H. A. HAGEN. On Attacus (Samia) Columbia and its Parasites. 13. 201-208.
Arguments for and against the specific rights of S. Columbia ; is it not a hybrid ? ; notes on Cryptus nuncius, C. Samiae ( = C. extwmatis), Hemi- teles conyactus, H. Smithii, a. sessilis (?). * 217. A. R. GROTE.
Supplement to the List of North
American Noc tuidae. p. 209-223.
Notes on Mr. Morrison's Descriptions of new Noctuidae [see Rec., Xo. 1801 ; list of 205 spp., making in all 909 spp., of 231 genera; proposes Trich- osea (n. g.), Agrotis haruspica (= A. unimaculdnom. praeoc.), Ochria Sau- zailtae ( = 0. purpurifascia nom. erron.) ; describes Beliosea pictipennis n. sp. ; makes numerous changes in synonomy. * 218. A. R. GROTE. Check List of North American Sphinges. p. 224-228.
Enumerates 74 species of 36 genera.
No. 14 was issued June 11, 1875.




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