Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
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Wings smoky- blackish, towards the anterior margin darker ; they become visi- bly broader towards the basis ; posterior transverse vein but little before the middle of the wing ; the first longitudinal vein reaches almost as far as the middle of the anterior margin and is some- what distant from the latter.
Hah. New York. (Osten-Sacken.) Observation 1. — D. opacus is very closely allied to the Euro- pean D. nigricans. As I have only one specimen of the former, I am unable to i)rove the coincide...nce of both species in all the DIAPHORUS. 161 pl&stic characters as fully as it is necessary when an American species is to be recognized as identical with a European species.
Neither can I mention any reliable characters for the distinction of both species. I believe that the examination of a larger num- ber of specimens will establish their identity.
Observation 2. — I believe I know the female of D, opacus, am however not certain, on account of the smaller length of the first longitudinal vein and the paler coloring of the hind tibiae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wings smoky- blackish, towards the anterior margin darker ; they become visi- bly broader towards the basis ; posterior transverse vein but little before the middle of the wing ; the first longitudinal vein reaches almost as far as the middle of the anterior margin and is some- what distant from the latter.
Hah. New York. (Osten-Sacken.) Observation 1. — D. opacus is very closely allied to the Euro- pean D. nigricans. As I have only one specimen of the former, I am unable to i)rove the coincide...nce of both species in all the DIAPHORUS. 161 pl&stic characters as fully as it is necessary when an American species is to be recognized as identical with a European species.
Neither can I mention any reliable characters for the distinction of both species. I believe that the examination of a larger num- ber of specimens will establish their identity.
Observation 2. — I believe I know the female of D, opacus, am however not certain, on account of the smaller length of the first longitudinal vein and the paler coloring of the hind tibiae.
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