Illinois Biological Monographs volume 12
Illinois Biological Monographs volume 12
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M. Aldrich); 1 9, Caldwell, July 9, 1926 (C. Wakeland). UTAH: Icf, Emigrant Canyon, Wascatch Mts. , 7000 ft. Alt. , July 8, 1911 (J. M. Aldrich). NEW MEXICO: 1 9, Fort Wingate, July 28, 1909 (John Woodgate). Deposited in the collections of the University of Idaho, Illi- nois State Natural History Survey and the author.
Apparently confined to the southern Rocky Mountain region. Dif- ferentiated on the same characters as elderi.
Dolerus elderi var. Ruhicanus new variety Male and female. — In size... and structure similar to the typical elderi. Differs in having all the femora and tibiae entirely reddish yellow. The males may have the base of the femora infuscate.
Holotype. — 9, Milaca, Minnesota, June 21, 1917. Deposited in the collection of the Illinois State Natural History Survey, Urbana, 111.
Allotype. — cf, St. Cloud, Minnesota, June 21, 1917. Deposited with the holotype.
Para/>'/'e5. — MICHIGAN: 1 9, Gogebie County, July 22, 1919 (T. H. Hubbell). MINNESOTA: Icf, Milaca, Jn. 21, 1917; 19, Rock County, Jn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Aldrich); 1 9, Caldwell, July 9, 1926 (C. Wakeland). UTAH: Icf, Emigrant Canyon, Wascatch Mts. , 7000 ft. Alt. , July 8, 1911 (J. M. Aldrich). NEW MEXICO: 1 9, Fort Wingate, July 28, 1909 (John Woodgate). Deposited in the collections of the University of Idaho, Illi- nois State Natural History Survey and the author.
Apparently confined to the southern Rocky Mountain region. Dif- ferentiated on the same characters as elderi.
Dolerus elderi var. Ruhicanus new variety Male and female. — In size... and structure similar to the typical elderi. Differs in having all the femora and tibiae entirely reddish yellow. The males may have the base of the femora infuscate.
Holotype. — 9, Milaca, Minnesota, June 21, 1917. Deposited in the collection of the Illinois State Natural History Survey, Urbana, 111.
Allotype. — cf, St. Cloud, Minnesota, June 21, 1917. Deposited with the holotype.
Para/>'/'e5. — MICHIGAN: 1 9, Gogebie County, July 22, 1919 (T. H. Hubbell). MINNESOTA: Icf, Milaca, Jn. 21, 1917; 19, Rock County, Jn.
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