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PSYCHE
[February
INDEX TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE
Asterisks indicate descriptions of new species of American in.sed or new gemm, 1.
Proceedings, Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. 3. The American Naturalist, Boston.
4.
The Canadian Entomologist, London, Ont.
5. Entomological News, Philadelphia.
6.
Journal of the N. Y. Entomological Society. 7c. Circulars of Bureau of Entomology, Washington, D. C. 10. Nature, London.
14. Proceedings, Zoological Society of London. 22. Zoologischer Anzeiger, Leipzig.
35. Annales, Soci& Entomologique de Belgique, Brussels. 38. Wiener Entomologische Zeitung.
50. Proceedings, U. S. National Museum, Washington, D. C. 58. Revista Chilena de Historia Natural, Valparaiso. 68. Science, New York City.
89. Zoologische Jahrbucher, Jena.
97. Zeitschrift fur wissenschaftliche Zoologie, Leipzig. 112. Bulletin, N. Y. State Museum, Albany. 123. Bulletin, Wisconsin Natural History Society, Milwaukee. 140. Biological Bulletin, Woods Hole, Mass. 141. The Ohio Naturalist, Columbus.
142, Invertebrata Pacifica, Havana.
148. Bulletin, American Museum of Natural History, N. Y. City. 156. Kansas University Science Bulletin, Lawrence, Kansas. 160. Memoirs, Carnegie Institution, Washington, D. C. 165. Science Bulletin, Museum of Brooklyn Institute, N. Y. City. 166. Annals of the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburg. 167. Redia, Florence.
176, Proceedings, Biological Society of Washington, D. (1. 185. Zeitschrift fur systematische Hymenopterologie und Dipterologie, Teschen- dorf.
200. Bulletin, University of Texas, Austin, Tex. 201. Das Tierreich, I?. E. Schulze, ed., Berliai. 202. Berichte der obarhessischen Gssellschaft fnr Natur- und Heilkunde, Gies- sen.
203. Occasional Papers, Boston Society of Natural History. 204. Jenaische Zeitschrift fiir Natun-vissenchaft, Jena 205. Circulars of the State Crop Pest Commission of Louisiana. 206. Bulletin, Georgia State Board of Entomology, Atlanta. Pu&e I3:U-M (1906). hup ttpsychu einclub org/13/13-024 html



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19061 7NDRX TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE 5
THE GENERAL SUBJECT.
"Anon. The Biologia Centrali-Americana, 5 Dec. Banks, N. Entomolog- ical Notes, 68 Dec. I. Bengtsson, Dr. L. Zur Morphclogie des Insekten- kopfes, 22 xxix, 457.
Heindel, R. L.
Ecology of the willow cone gall, 3 Dec.
Jordan, K. Der Gegensatz zwischen geographischer und nightgeographischer Variation, 97 Bd. 83, 15 I. Meldola, R. The Bates-Muller hypothesis of Mimicry : a question of historical accuracy, 10 Nov. 30. Paxson, 0. S. Mim- icry and protective coloration, 5 Dec.
Rohler, E.
Beitrage zur Kenntnis der
Sinnesorgane cler Insecten, 89 xxii, 225. ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.
Burke, H. E.
Black check in western hemlock, 7c no. 61. Life history of
Chelosia alaskensis. Felt, E. P. Injurious insects, 112 no. 97, p. 364. Marlatt, C. L.
Report on the gypsy moth and the brown-tail moth, July, 1904, 7c no. 58. Newell, W. The remedy for the boll weevil, 205 no. 3. ROSS, Sir Ronald.
The logical basis of the sanitary policy of mosquito reduction 68 Dec. I.
Smith, R, I.
Peach insects, 206 no. 17.
MYRIAPODA.
Silvestri, F. Novi Diplopodi del Chile*, 58 ix, 225 [New genera Semno- soma, Abatodesmus, Trienchodesmus, Monenchodesmus, Eudigona, Apodigona], Berger, E. W. Habits and distribution of the Pseudoscorpionidae, prin- cipally Chelanops oblongus Say, 141 vi, 407. Crosby, C. R.
A catalogue of
the Erigoneae of North America, with notes and description of new species*, 1 1905, p. 301.
Scheffer, T. H.
(a) The cocooning habits of spiders, 156 iii, no. 2 ; (b) List of spiders in the entomological collection of the Kansas State University, 156 iii, no. 3. Strand, E. Beobachtungen an Ovarialeiern einiger Spinnen, 204 xl, 487.
THYSANURA
Hoffmann, R. W.
Uber die Morphologie und die Funktion der Kauwerk- zeuge von To~nocerus plumbeus L., 11.
Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Collembolen,
97 Bd. 82, 638.
Krausbauer, T=
Beitrage zur Kenntnis cler Collembola in der Umgegend von Weilburg a.Lahn, 202 xxxiv, 29. ODONATA.
Calvert, P. P.
Fauna of New England, 6: List of the Odonata, 203 vii. Scott, G. G. The distribution of tracheae in the nymph of Plathemis lydia, 140 Nov.
MALLOPHAGA
Gross, J.
Untersuchungen uber die Ovarien von Mallophagen und Pedi- culiden, 89 xxii, 347.




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ORTHOPTERA.
Brunei-, L.
Two remarkable Costa Rican locusts*, 5 Dec. Caudell, A. N.
A new Bacunculus from Indiana*, 6 xiii, 21 2. McClung, C. E. The chromo- some complex of orthopteran spermatocytes, 140 Oct. Rehn, J. A. G. Notes on exotic Forficulids or earwigs, with descriptions of new species, 50 xxix, 501. See also Heindel, under The General Subject. PHYSOPODA.
Hinds, W. Ex
A new tobacco thrips*, 176 xviii, 197.
HEMIPTERA.
Bergroth, Dr. E.
On stridulating Hemiptera of the subfamily Halyinae, with descriptions of new genera and species*, 14 I 905, ii, I 46. Cockerel I, T, D. A.
(a) A lacustrine aphid, 68 Dec.
8 ; (b) A new scale-insect (fam. Coccidae) on the rose*, 22 xxix, 514. ImhoF, Othm. Em. Zur Kenntnis des Baues der Insektenfliigel insbesondere bei Cicadiden, 97 Bd. 83, 21 I. Kirkaldy, G. W. Catalogue of the genera of the Hemipterous family Aphididae, with their typical species, together with a list of the species described as new from 1885 to I 905, 4 Dec. Melichar,Dr. L. Bsitrag zur Kenntnis der Hornopterenfauna Deutsch- Ost-Afrikas*, 38 xxiv, 279.
Morrill, A. W.
The greenhouse white-fly (Alcy-
rodes vaporariorum), 7~ no. 57. Osborn, H. Jassidae of New York State*, 112 no. 97, p. 498. Palmer, M. A. On the dorsal glands as characters of constant specific value in the Coccid genus Parlatoria, 156 iii, no. 5. Sanborn, C. E. Kansas Aphididae*, 156 iii, no. I. SC~US~~Y, W. Die Reblaus (Phylloxera vastatrix) in Hessen, 202 xxxiv, 105. Stauffacher, H. Zur Kenntnis des statischen Organs bei Phylloxera vastatrix, 97 Bcl. 82, 379. Van Duzee, E. P.
List of Hemiptera taken in the Adirondack mountains, 112 no. 97, 540. Wirtner, P. M. A preliminary list of the Hemiptera of western Pennsylvania, 166 iii, 183.
See also Gross, under Mallophaga.
LEPIDOPTERA.
Chittenden, F. H.
The imported cabbage worm (Pontia rapae), 7c no. 60. Comstock, G F. List of lepidoptera taken at Keene Valley, N. Y., 112 no. 97, 557.
Dyar, H. G.
(a) A new Oncocnemis from Nevada*, 6 xiii, 2 I I; (b) Description of some new moths from Arizona*, 165 i, no. 7, 186. Fernald.
C. H.
North American
Tortricidze*, 4 Dec. von Linden, M. Grafin. Physio- logische Untersunchungen an Schmetterlingen, 97 Bd. 82, 41 I. Schaeffer, C.
List of Bombycine moths . . . collected on the museum expedition of 1905 in the Huachuca mountains, Arizona, 165 i, no. 7, 181, Shaw, S. A. List of micro-lepidoptera taken in Hainpton, New Hampshire, 5 Dec. Skinner, H. A review of a review, 5 Dec.
Smith, J. B.
New species of Noctuidae for 1905,
No. 3*, 6 xiii, 188 [New genus Conochares]. Stichel, H. und Riffarth, H.
Heliconidae, 201 Lief. 22. Taylor, G. W. What is Euchoeca comptaria Walker? 4 Dec. Verson, E. Zur Entwicklung des Verdauungskanals bei Bombyx mori, 97 Bd. 82, 523.




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DIPTERA.
Adams, C. F. Diptera Africans, I*, 156 iii, no. 6 [New genera Hinea, Rhod- esiella]. Becker, Th. Diagnose d'un, Diptkre recueilli par l'expkdition antarc- tique beige*, 35 xlix, 192. Bezzi, M. I1 genere Systropus Wied. nella Fauna Palearctica, 167 ii, 262.
Cholodkovsky, N.
Uber den Bau des Dipterenhod-
ens, 97 Bd- 82, 389. Dyar, H. G. Illustrations of the abdominal appendages of certain mosquitoes, 6 xiii, 185. Felt, E. P. Studies in Culicidae*, 112 no. 97, 442, pls. Grabham, M. Notes on some Jamaica Culicidae*, 4 Dec. Hine, J. S.
New species of North American Chrysops*, 141 vi, 391. Holmgren, von
N. Zwei neue Termitomastiden aus Sudamerika*, 22 xxix, 529 [New genera Termitadelphos, Termitodipteron]. Kramer, H . Zur Gattung Sarcophaga, 185 v, 329. Kulagin, N. Der Kopfbau bei Culex und Anopheles, 97 Bd. 83, 285. Mu1 ler, G. W. Die Metamorphose von Ceratopogon mulleri Kieffer, 97 Bd. 83, 224. Speiser, Dr. P. Beitriige zur Kenntnis der Hippobosciden*, 185 v, 347 [New genus Icosta].
Swenk, M. H.
The North American species of Cut-
erebra*, 6 xiii, 18 I.
See also Burke, under Economic Entomology, and Heindel, under The General Subject.
COLEOPTERA.
Brues, C. T. Notes on the life-history of the Stylopidae, 140 viii, 290. Chittenden, F. H.
The corn root worms (Diabrotica), 7c no. 59. Fall, H. C.
On the affinities of the genus Tachycellus, with descriptions of new species from the western United States*, 6 xiii, 169. French, G. H.
Nitidula bipustulata in
a new role, 4 Dec.
Gorham, H. S.
On new Coleoptera from South Africa col- lected by Dr. H. Brauns and others*, 14 1905, ii, 271. Hopkins, A. D. Powder-post injury to seasoned wood products, 7c no. 55. Hunter, W. D. The most important step in the cultural system of controlling the boll weevil, 7~ no. 56. Schaeffer, C. (a) Some additional new genera and species of Cole- optera found within the limits of the United States*, 165 i, no. 7, p. 142 [New genera Lepturgoides, Pseudocyphus]; (b) Three new species of the genus Statira, 6 xiii, 179. Schouteden, H. Les Hyponecrodes sud-americains, 35 xlix, 195.
HYMENOPTERA
Andre, E.
Nouvelles espkces de Mutillides d'Amkrique*, 185 v, 361 [New genera Ptilomutilla, Xystromutilla]. Ashmead, W. H . Classification of the superfamily Chalcidoidea*, 160 i, 225-.532, pis. Baker, C. F. New western Mutillidae, 11*, 142 i, in. Brues, C. T. Notes and descriptions of North American parasitic Hymenoptera*, 123 iii, 183. Cameron, P. (a) On some Hymenoptera collected by Prof. C. F. Baker in Nevada and southern California*, 142 i, I 20 [New species, and new genera Erythrocryptus, Ateleophadnus, Orona, Enytus]; (b) On some undescribed genera and species of parasitic Hymenoptera from Cape Colony and Transvaal, South Africa*, 185 v, 338 [New genera Rhyn- chocryptus, Idiostoma, Paurophatnus]. Cockerell, T. D. A. (a) A new bee of the genus Perdita from Texas*, 5 Dec.; (b) Diadasia Patton : a genus of



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bees* 3 Oct.; (c) New American bees*, 176 xviii, 177. Dreyling, Dr. L. (a)
Beobachtungen uber die wachsabscheidenden Organe bei den Humme In nebst Bemerkungen uber die homologen Organe bei Trigonen, 22 xxix, 563 ; (b) Die wachsbereitenden Organe bei den gesellig lebenden Bienen, 89 xxii, 289. Fielde, A. M. (a) Observations on the progeny of virgin ants, 140 Nov.; (b) Temperature as a factor in the development of ants, 140 Nov.; (c) The progres- sive odor of ants, 140 Dec.
Graenicher, S.
Some observations on the life his-
tory and habits of parasitic bees, 123 iii, 153. Harris, J- A. The influence of
the Apidae upon the geographical distribution of certain floral types, concluded, 4 Dec.
Kartman, C.
Observations on the habits of some solitary wasps of Texas, 200 no. 65. Krieger, Dr. R. Ueber die Ichneumonidengattung Neotheronia Krieger*, 185 v, 333.
Wheeler, W. M.
(a) Dr. 0. F. Cook's
gSocial organization and breeding habits of the cotton-protecting kelep of Guate- mala', 68 Dec. I; (b) An annotated list of the ants of New Jersey*, 148 xxi, 371; (c) Worker ants with vestiges of wings, 148 xxi, 405. See also Heindel, under The General Subject.



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