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RECENT ENTOMOLOGICAL
LITERATURE
LITERATURE.
Asterish indicate descr$fions oj ne7u species of American insects, or of new gevaeru. The Canadian Entomologist, London, Ont.
Entomological News, Philadelphia.
Nature, London, Eng.
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History, London, Eng, Tijdschrift voor Entomologie, The Hague. La Feuille des Jeunes Naturalistes, Paris. Science, N. Y. City.
Archives de Zoologie Experimentale et Gdndrale, Paris. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington (D.C.). Biological Bulletin, Woods Holl, Mass.
The Ohio Naturalist, Columbus, 0.
Invertebrata Pacifica.
Biometrika, Cambridge, Eng.
American Museum Journal, N. Y, City.
Annals of the South African Museum ; printed in London, Eng. Annales des Sciences Naturelles : Zoologie, Paris. Aldrich, J. M. Jocular entomology (nomenclature), 4 Mar. Anon.
Benjamin Franklin Koons (obit.), 5 Mar.
Anon. [Am. Mus. Nat. Hist.] Department of Entomology: Expedition of 1903, I44 Jan-
Anon. Dr. John Herbert Sangster (biog.), 4 Mar. Anon. Some Extraordinary Ants [gynandromorphs], 144 Jan. Anon.
Tariff on insects, 5 Mar.
Banks, N. Notes on entomology, 68 Mar. 18. B(ethune), C. J. S. John Alston Moffat (obit.), 4 Mar. Brainerd, Dwight. Miscellaneous notes (inflation of caterpillars, etc). 4 Feb.
Castle, W. E.
Sex determination in bees and ants, 68 Mar. 4. Pswhe 11:3%44 (1934). hup ltpsycht enlclub nrgti ill 1-039 html



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PSYCHE [April
di Cesnola, A. P. Preliminary note on the protective value of colour in Mantis ?-e@iosa, I 43 Jan.
Cockerell, T. D. A.
Southwestern geographical names7 5 Jan.
Conradi, A. F. Variations in the protective value of the odoriferous secre- tions of some Heterojte~a~ 68 Mar, 4.
Currie, R. P.
An insect collecting trip to British Columbia) 102 VIm7 24. Girault, A. A.
Standards of the number of eggs laid by insects ii, 5 Jan. Goury, G.? et Guignon, J.
Les insectes parasites des Renonculac6es, 65 Mar.
Hickson, S. J. Another attack upon Darwinism [Criticism of Piepers, Mimicry, SeZektion, Damiaismu.r], 10 Mar. 17. Howard, L, 0.
Sending insects through the mails, 5 Jan. Jones, F. M.
Pitcher-plant insects, 5 Jan.
Kellogg, V. L.
Amitosis in the egg follicle cells of insects, 68 Mar. 4. Kirkland, A. H,
The entomological club of the A. A. A. S., 4 Feb, MJ1ntosh7 Prof.
On the distribution of marine animals, 11 Feb. Metalnikoff) S.
Sur un procbde nouveau pour faire des coupes microscopi- ques dans les animaux pourvus d'un tdguinent chitineux dpais, 73 tome second7 No. 4.
Montgomery, T. H. some observations and considerations upon the maturation phenomena of the germ cells. (refs. to Per$atus and various Hemip- tera), 140 Feb.
Voinov, D. N.
Sur une disposition spiciale de la chromatine dans la sper- matogdnkse du G~ylZus camjestri.s, reproduisant des structures observ6es seulement dans l'ovogdnkse, 73 tome second, No. 4, Webster, F. M.
Diffusion of the hawk-moths in North America, 4 Mar. Wilcox, E. V.
The entomological club of the A. A. A. S., 4 Mar. Burgess, A. F,
Notes on the introduction of the Asiatic ladybird (Chilocoms sirnilis) in Ohio, 141 Jan.
Hewlett, R. T.
The Campaign against Malaria, 10 Mar. 17. Melander, A. L.
Destructive beetles :
a note on landscape gardening, 5
Jan.
ARACHNIDA.
Hartmann7 C.
Variability in the number of teeth on the claws of spiders, showing their unreliability for systematic description, 140 Mar.



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Hogg, H. R.
On a new genus of spiders from Bounty Id., with remarks on a species from New Zealand,* (Pac@cana, n, g. Agalenidae), 11 Jan. Oudemans, A. C. Notes on Acari (Classification, Parasitiiz'ae, Ixodidae, Thombidiidae, Labidostomidae, Acaridae), 46 XLVI., 93, PIS, I 1-13. Pickard-Cambridge, Rev. 0.
Descriptions of some new species, and char- acters of three new genera, of Araneida from South Africa* [genera Caedmon, M0fY0, ~UCY~?ZUS], 145 111, pt. v.
Pocock, R. I.
On a new stridulating organ in scorpions discovered by W. J. Burchell in Brazil in 1828, 11 Jan.
Thor, S.
Recherches sur l'anatomie comparde des Acariens prostigmatiques, 146 XIX, No. I.
Caudell, A. N,
An orthopterous leaf-roller, 102, VI., 46. Caudell, A. N.
Notes on some orthoptera from British Columbia, 5 Feb. Houghton, C. 0.
An unusual injury by the snowy tree-cricket and notes on its feeding habits, 5 Feb.
Kirby, W. F.
Notes on Ma~tid'ae in the collection of the British Museum, with description of new species.*
(one sp. S. A. ?), 11 Feb.
Mead, C. S.
A list of the Orthoptera of Ohio, 141 Mar. Rehn, J. A. G.
A new MeZan@Zus from New Jersey,* 5 Mar. See also under The General Subject: di Cesnola. Banks, N,
New species of Hemerobius,* 4 Mar.
Brimley, C. S. and Sherman F., Jr.
North Carolina records of Odonata
in 1903, 5 Mar.
Distant, W. L. Rhynchotal notes.
Cafsidm,* n. g., I I Feb.
Girault, A. A.
Miscellaneous notes on A$ho~Aora$amZZeZa, 4 Feb. Heidemann, 0.
Remarks on the genitalia of Podiscus cynicus Say and 2'. bracteatus Eitch, 102 VI., 9.
Osborn, H.
A further contribution to the Hemipterous fauna of Ohio, 141 Mar.
Osborn, H.
Note on a late form of PAyZZosdis, 141 Feb. Osborn, H.
Note on morphology of certain clasping organs in the Pedi- culidae, 141 Mar.




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PSYCHE [April
Sanders, J. G. Three new Scale insects from Ohio,* 141 Feb. See also under The General Subject : Conradi, M91ntosh, Montgomery. Bourgeois, J. J?hz$ice~idae and Malacode~mata from South Africa and Brazil,* 11 Feb.
Davis, W. T. A new beetle from New Jersey,* 5 Jan. Dury, C.
Notes on Coleoptera, 5 Feb.
Schwarz, E. A. The cotton-boll weevil in Cuba, 102 VI., 13. Sherman, F., Jr. List of the Cicindelidae of North Carolina, with notes on the species, 5 Jan.
Wickham, H. F. Metamorphoses of AegiaZites, 4 Mar. See also Burgess and Melander, under Economic Entomology. Baker, C. F. Reports on California and Nevadan Diptera, I., with descrip- tion of new species by D. W. Coquillet,* 142 Feb. (Thirty new species and one
new genus (Zago~zia) are described.)
Baker, C. F. Two new Siphonaptera,* 142 Feb. . Barber, H. S.
The occurrence of the earwig-fly, Merope tuber Newn., 102 VI., so.
Coquillet, D. W.
A brief history of North American Dipterology, 102 VI., 53-
Coquillet, D. W.
Notes on Cdex ~&-itzdus, 5 Feb.
Coquillet, D. W.
Several new Diptera from North America,* 4 Jan. Coquillet, D. W.
The genera of the Dipterous family Empidae (addenda), 102 VI., 51.
Dyar, H. G.
Notes on the Mosquitoes of British Columbia, 102, VI., 37. Dyar, H. G.
The larvae of the mosquitoes Megarhinus rutilus Coquillet and M. jo~to~icemis Roeder, 102, VI., 20. French, G. H.
Gastrofhilus ejiZ@saZis larvae and epilepsy, 4 Mar. Herrick, G. W.
Notes on the life history of Crabhamia jamaicensis, 5 Mar. Hine, J. S.
New species of North American Ta8a?zidae,* 4 Feb. Hine, J. S.
On Diptera of the family E'hydridae, 141 Jan. McCracken? 1.
Atz0fhele.s in California, with description of a new species?*



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19041 RE CENT ENTOMOLOGZCAL LITERA TURB 43 Melander, A. L.
Notes on North American Sz'ratiomyidae,* (key to species), 4 Jan*
Melander, A. L.
Notes on North +merican Stratiomyidae, ii, 4 Feb. Osten Sacken.
The order Diptera (note on habits), 4 Feb. Smith, J. B.
Notes on the life history of CuZex dapreei, 5 Feb. Villeneuve, Dr. Contribution au Catalogue des Diptkres de France, I (BombyZii?zae, Anthracinae) , 65 Feb.
See also Hewlett, under Economic Entomology. Anon, Hyjolimn~s mis@pus, 4 Feb.
Dyar, H. G.
A Lepidopteron parasitic upon Pu&oridae in Japan, 102 VI,, 19-
. Dyar, H. G,
A new genus and species of Tortricidae [Gymnadrosoma],* 102 VI., 60.
Dyar, H, G.
A new variety of the noctuid Exyra semic~ocea, 102 VI., 59. Dyar, H. G.
Description of the larva of Ethmia zeZZerieZZa Chamb., 102 VI., 3.
Dyar, H. G.
Description of the larva of Liz'odoata hydromeZi Harv., 102 VI., 3.
Dyar, H. G.
Halisidota maculata Harris and its varieties, 102 VI,, 19. Dyar, H. G.
New Noctuidae from British Columbia,* 4 Feb. Dyar, H. G.
New North American species of Scopuria,* 5 Feb. Dyar, H, G.
Note on the distribution of the red forms of Diacrisia, 102 VI., 18. *
Dyar, H. G.
Taeniocamja communis, 4 Mar.
Engel, H.
Observations on Bem6ecia marginata var. ~Zbicoma and Sesia acemi, 5 Feb.
Fletcher, J.
A new food-plant for the coqmon spring blue, 4 Jan. French, G. H.
Catocalae in Dr. Holland's moth book, 4 Feb. Grundel, J. G.
Notes on the life history of Chrysoy%znus gorgon, 5 Mar. Hoover, W. W. Notes on an elm-leaf case-bearer, CoZeoy3ho~a Zimosi- jenmZZa, 5 Feb.
Kearfott, W. D. Micro-lepidoptera - Suggestions (mounting methods), 5 Mar.
Packard, A. S.
The colossal silk-worm moths of the genera Attacux and R&scAiZdia, 5 Jan.




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PSYCHE [April
Packard, A. S.
The young larva of Arsewa richardsoni, 4 Mar. Plate : Butterflies by color-photography, 5 Jan. See also, under The General Subject: Brainerd, Webster. Ashmead, W. H.
Classification of the fossorial, predaceous and parasitic wasps, or the superfamily VeSpoidea ; no. 18, subf. Ephu/inae,* n. g. 4 Jan. and
Ashmead, W. H. Description of the type of the genus Curriea, 5 Jan. Ashmead, W. H. Descriptions of four new horntails,* 4 Mar. Caudell, A. N.
Branched hairs of Hymenoptera, 102 VI., 5. Cockerell, T. D. A. Records of American bees,* 4 Jan. Cockerell, T. D. A.
Some parasitic bees,* I I Jan.
Cockerell, T. D. A. Two new bees,* 5 Jan. Crawford, J. C., Jr.
A new bee in the genus BIphagZossa,* 4 Feb. Crawford, J. C., Jr.
Two new Halit,-/us from New Jersey,* 5 Mar. ,
Graenicher, S.
Wisconsin Bees ; genus Andre?za,* 5 Feb. Robertson, Chas.
Synopsis of Anthophila, 4 Feb.
Swenk, M. H.
Two new CoZZetes from Costa Rica,* 4 Mar. Viereck, H. L. A handsome species of TachySphex from Arizona,* 5 Mar. Viereck H. L.
Thyreopus Zatipes, 4 Feb.
Viereck, H. L. Two new species of the bee genus Perdita from Indiana New Jersey,* 5 Jan.
See also under The General Subject : Anon,, Castle. PROCEEDINGS OF THE CLUB.
The Annual Meeting of the Cambridge Entomological Club was held in the Council room of the Boston Society of Natural History on the evening of January 19, 1904; President Morse in the chair; 17 members present. The record of the last meeting was read and accepted. Mr. Field presented a final report on the finances of the Harris Club. On motion of Mr. Newcomb it was voted to sell the library of the Harris Club at auction at the next meeting. The report
of the Secretary for the year just closed was read and accepted. The report of
the Treasurer was read, and the Chair appointed Messrs. Bolster and Bowditch to act as auditors. Mr. Samuel H. Scudder was unanimously elected to Life Membership in the Club. Mr. Hayward called attention to the fact that the Club's age was just thirty years and ten days, the first meeting having been held January 9, 1874.




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