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-13- [[right marginalia]]Hym[[/marginalia]] *Atmetus nigritus, Wm.H.Ashmead, Columbus, Ohio. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.204. *Atmetus tetrazonatus, Wm.H.Ashmead, West Cliff, Colorado. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.204. *Atmetus californicus, Wm.H.shmead, Santa Cruz Mts,. California. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.204. Oronotus albomaculatus, Wm.H.Ashmead, Texas. Trans.Am.Ent.Sox.XXIII,p.205. Phaeogenus walshiae, Wm.H.Ashmead, Fairbury, Illinois. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.205. *Exolytus ithacae, Wm.H.Ashmead, Ithaca, N.Y. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.206. *Seleucus gillettei, Wm.H.Ashmead, Fort Collins, Colorado. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.206. *Seleucus rufiventris, Wm.H.Ashmead, Agricultural College, Michigan. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.207. Phygadeuon phyganidae, Wm.H.Ashmead, Alamade, California. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.207. Apsilops hirtifrons, Wm.H.Ashmead, District of Columbia; Columbus, Ohio; Champaign, Illinois. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.207. Allocota confederatae, Wm.H.Ashmead, St.Louis, Missouri. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.208. Aenoplex betulaecola, Wm.H.Ashmead, Distict of Columbia. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.208. Acrolyta mesochori, Wm.H.Ashmead, District of Columbia. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.208. Aerolyta aletiae, Wm.H.Ashmead, St.Louis, Missouri; Selma, Alabama; Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.209. Aerolyta empetiae, Wm.H.Ashmead, District of Columbia. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.209. Otacustes orgyiae, Wm.H.Ashmead , St.Louis, Missouri. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.209. Otacustes periliti, Wm.H.Ashmead, District of Columbia. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.210. Hemitiles laticinctus, Wm.H.Ashmead, New Haven, Connecticut. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.210. Hemitiles euryptychiae, Wm.H.Ashmead, St.Louis, Missouri. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.210. Cremnodes alaskensis, Wm.H.Ashmead, Fort Wrangle, Alaska. Trans.Am.Ent.Soc.XXIII,p.211.
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