The Fauna of Mayfield's Cave
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Coxae yellow, femora light yellow, tibiae and tarsi becoming darker distally; the front tibiae are without bristles, except the apical ones, the second are provided with a row of indistinct setulaa, and the hind tibise have rather strong bristles; front tarsi a little over twice as long as front tibise, middle tarsi about twice as long as middle tibiae, hind tarsi 1.5 times as long as their tibiae. Wings nearly hyaline; third vein and anterior branch of the fourth vein divergent distally, furca...tion of fourth vein in front of base of third vein, furcation of fifth vein considerably posterior to it. Halteres light yellow. Length 4 mm.
One specimen. Taken just within entrance of cave, March 18, 1904.
MYCETOPHILA INCERTA n. sp.
Male. Head dark brown, mouth parts and basal joints of antennae yellow.
Thorax obscure yellow; mesonotum with two V-shaped figures, one set within the other, resulting from the fusion of the two lateral stripes posteriorly, and with the median one between them being divided anteriorly; scutellum and metanotum brown, former with an apical pair of bristles; mesonotum with short yellow pile laterally ■viith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coxae yellow, femora light yellow, tibiae and tarsi becoming darker distally; the front tibiae are without bristles, except the apical ones, the second are provided with a row of indistinct setulaa, and the hind tibise have rather strong bristles; front tarsi a little over twice as long as front tibise, middle tarsi about twice as long as middle tibiae, hind tarsi 1.5 times as long as their tibiae. Wings nearly hyaline; third vein and anterior branch of the fourth vein divergent distally, furca...tion of fourth vein in front of base of third vein, furcation of fifth vein considerably posterior to it. Halteres light yellow. Length 4 mm.
One specimen. Taken just within entrance of cave, March 18, 1904.
MYCETOPHILA INCERTA n. sp.
Male. Head dark brown, mouth parts and basal joints of antennae yellow.
Thorax obscure yellow; mesonotum with two V-shaped figures, one set within the other, resulting from the fusion of the two lateral stripes posteriorly, and with the median one between them being divided anteriorly; scutellum and metanotum brown, former with an apical pair of bristles; mesonotum with short yellow pile laterally ■viith.
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