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Dr. A. [[underlined]] Romans notes continued! [[/underlined]]

60. [[underlined]] Pimpla hibernica [[/underlined]] Morley [[female symbol]]. A dark form.? AWS.
Ballyarthur, WI. 25.8.25.
"I think so too!" A. Roman.

61. [[underlined]] Pimpla robusta [[/underlined]] [[insertion]] ^ Morley [[/underlined]] [[female symbol]] Magherabeg, WI. 1.7.27. A.W.S.
"Your specimen concurs entirely with a [[female sybml]] in the Swedish museum collection under [[underlined]] Pimpla detrita [[/underlined]] (under this label there are also the real [[underlined]] detritus [[/underlind]] Hgn. & [[underlined]] arundinator [[/underlined]] F. with quite black abdomen). I have caught several [[underlined]] robustus [[/underlined]] in meadows, &, as you know, think it is Thomson's [[underlined]] nigricans [[/underlined]]; the difference in the hind tarsi I do not think real, but depending on carelessness on Thomson's part. [[underlined]] Habermehli [[/underlined]] Schmied. is according to Ulbricht only the form of [[underlined]] arundinator [[/underlined]] with quite black abdomen." A. Roman. 26.3.29.

62. [[underlined]] "Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Epiurus [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] calobata punctiventris [[/underlined]] Thom." [[female symbol]] Garden at Mayfield, Harold's Cross, DU. A.W.S. 13.7.1922.

63. [[underlined]] "Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Epiurus [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] sagax [[/underlined]] Htg. [[male symbol]]" Rye Water, Leixlip, KD. A.W.S. 15.5.28.

64. [[underlined]] "Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Epiurus [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] brevicornis [[/underlined]] Grav." Very large [[female symbol]]. Bohernabreena, DU. A.W.S. [[strikethrough]] [[female symbol]] "= [[underlined]] nigriscaperus [[/underlined]] Thoms." [[underlined]] fide [[/underlined]] A.R. 

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64. [[underlined]] "Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Epiurus [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] brevicornis [[/underlined]] Grav." Very small [[female symbol]]. Arklow district WI. 30.4.26. "Small specimen of No. 3" (i.e. 64!) A. Roman.

66. [[underlined]] "Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Itoplactis [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] maculator [[/underlined]] F. "var. with black body. I think! "A.R. Garden at Mayfield, Harold's Cross, DU. July 1921.

[[strikethrough]] 67. "[[underlined]] Pimpla ovisora [[/underlined]] Boh. (= [[underlined]] angens [[/strikethrough]] Grav.) Typical form!"
Deputy's Pass, WI. 18.8.25. A.W.S.

68. "[[underlined]] Pimpla ovivora [[/underlined]] [[/strikethrough]]

67. "[[underlined]] Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Itepleatis [[/underlined]]) alternans [[/underlined]] Grav. [[insertion]] ^ [[female symbol]] [[/insertion]] near to var. Kolthoffi Cuoriv."
Deputy's Pass, WI. 18.8.1925. A.W.S.

68. "[[underlined]] Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Tromat. [[/underlined]]) [[/insertion]] [[underlined]] ovivora [[/underlined]] Boh. (= [[underlined]] angens [[/underlined]] Grav.) Very large [[female symbol]] with dark legs." Rathdrum, WI. 7.7.1926. A.W.S.
"A remarkable dark var.!" "Very large specimen"! [[underlined]] fide [[/underlined]] A.R.

69. "[[underlined]] Pimpla [[insertion]] ^ ([[underlined]] Tromat. [[/underlined]]) ovivora [[/underlined]] Boh. Typical [[female symbol]]". Powerscourt demesne, WI. 4.10.1928. A.W.S.  "Regularly coloured! (in N. & C. Europe the mesopleura are often spotted with red") [[underlined]] fide [[/underlined]] A.R.

70. "[[underlined]] Pimpla (Iseropus) stercorator [[/underlined]] F. ([[underlined]] P. Holmgreni [[/underlined]] Schm.: an unnecessary new name for Fabricius no doubt describes just this [[male symbol]])" A.R.
Arklow district,    Co. WI. [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] 9.6.26. AWS.
P.T.O. 

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