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DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY.
BULLETIN No. 16.

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ENTOMOLOGICAL WRITINGS

Dr. ALPHEUS SPRING PACKARD.

SAMUEL HENSHAW.

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LETTER OF SUBMITTAL,

U. S, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY,
Washington, D. C., July 5, 1887.
Sir: I have the honor to submit for publication Bulletin No. 16 of
this Division, being a list of the entomological writings of Dr. A. S.
Packard, with systematic and general index, prepared by Mr. Samuel
Henshaw. Dr. Packard has been so long and favorably known as a
writer upon insects both in their structural, biologic, and economie rela-
tions, and has been for so many years connected with Government ento-
mological work, that this Bulletin will be welcomed by all interested in
the subject and of great aid in the divisional work.
Respectfully,
C. V. RILEY,
Entomologist.
Hon. NORMAN J. COLMAN,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

THE ENTOMOLOGICAL WRITINGS OF ALPHEUS
SPRING PACKARD.

By SAMUEL HENSHAW.

Alpheus Spring Packard was born in Brunswick, Me., February 19,
1839. His father was Alpheus Spring Packard, D. D., for over sixty
years a professor in Bowdoin College. His mother was Frances H.
Appleton, daughter of Rev. Jesse Appleton, president of Bowdoin
College. After graduating from Bowdoin College in 1861, he spent
three years at the Cambridge Museum of Comparative Zoology as a
student of Prof. L. Agassiz. For a part of one year (1863~64) he was
the private assistant of Professor Agassiz.

Two summers (those of 1860 and 1864) were passed upon the coast of
Labrador, where collections of marine invertebrates, insects, and quat-
ernary fossils were accumulated for future investigations. In 186162
he was assistant to the Maine Geological Survey. In 1864 he took the
degree of Doctor of Medicine at the Maine Medical School. In Sep-
tember of the same year Dr. Packard was commissioned assistant
surgeon First Maine Veteran Volunteer Infantry, and served in the
Sixth Corps until mustered out with the regiment in July, 1865. In
186566 he was acting custodian and librarian of the Boston Society
of Natural History. Dr. Packard spent eleven years (1867-’78) in
Salem. Appointed in 1867 one of the curators of the Peabody Acad-
emy, he was for about two years (1877-78) the director of its museum.
At Salem he established a summer school of biology, and in March,
1868, the first number of the American Naturalist was issued. Dr.
Packard was one of the originators of this magazine, and for twenty
years its editor-in-chief.

In 1867 he married Elizabeth Derby, daughter of Samuel B. Walcott
of Salem, and has had four children, of whom a son and two daughters
are living. As lecturer or instructor Dr. Packard has been connected
with the Anderson School of Natural History, Bowdoin College, and
the Maine and Massachusetts State Agricultural Colleges; as assistant
he has been attached to the Kentucky Geological Survey, to Hayden’s
United States Geological Survey of the Territories, and to the United
States Fish Commission. When in search of material for his studies

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Dr. Packard has visited many parts of the United States and Mexico,
and has dredged upon the coast of Labrador, in the Gulf of Maine, in
Massachusetts and Buzzards Bays, off Beaufort, N. C., and upon the
coast of Florida.

In 187173 he served as State entomologist of Massachusetts, and
from 187782 was a member of the United States Entomological Com-
mission. In 1878 he accepted the professorship of Zoology and Geology
in Brown University, and still retains the position. .

Dr. Packard was elected a member of the National Academy in 1872
and honorary member of the Entomological Society of London in 1884,
and at home and abroad a number of societies have elected him to mem-
bership.

The entomological writings of Dr. A.S. Packard, recorded in Part I of
the present list, form but a portion of his contributions to science. His
memoirs in other branches in range cover the field of zoology, with
occasional papers in allied sciences, and bear testimony alike to his
versatility and the energy of his mind.

As a rule only the original place of publication is recorded, though a
few reprints and reviews are included, as _of possible value in case the
original is inaccessible.

Dr. Packard’s contributions to the natural history of Limulus are
included in the present bibliography, because much of the discussion
concerning the anatomy, genealogy, &e., of this animal bears directly
upon the Arachnida.and other Arthropoda.

Part II contains a systematic list of the new names proposed by Dr.
Packard, and I have endeavored to note the collection containing the
type, but in many cases have been unable to do so.

A number of the types noted as present in the collection of the
Museum of Comparative Zoology are, however, in a very poor state of
preservation, so that a word of explanation should be added.

The bulk of Dr. Packard’s types were accumulated during his connec-
tion with, and formed part of the collection of, the Peabody Academy
of Science at Salem.

From the year 1880 the Academy was without the services of an
entomological assistant, so that the collections, ‘*in spite of what care .
could be given them, were rapidly going to ruin,” when, fortunately, in
1885, their valuable collections of insects were deposited without condi-
tions inthe museum at Cambridge, where their preservation is assured.

Dr. Packard has aided me throughout the preparation of the list,
and I am indebted to Messrs. Edwards, Fernald, Hulst, Riley, and Smith
for assistance in determining the value and position of many of the
Lepidoptera. Mr. Howard has rendered a similar service with some of
the parasitic Zymenoptera.

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Part I.
CHRONOLOGICAL CATALOGUE.

1.

1861. PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. Entomological report on the Army-worm and Grain
Aphis. <6th Ann. Rept. Me. Bd. Agric., 1861, pp. 130-145.

2.

1361. PaAcKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report on the Insects collected on the Penobscot and
Alleguash Rivers during August and September, 1861. <6th Ann. Rept. Me.
Ba. Agric., 1861, pp. 373-376.

3.

1862. PacKaRD, ALPHEUS 8S. How to observe and collect Insects. <2d Ann. Rept.
Nat. Hist. and Geol. Me., 1862, pp. 143-219, figs. Separate: Augusta, 1863,
pp. 79, figs.

4,

1863. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On synthetic types in Insects. < Bost. Journ. Nat.
Hist., 1863, v. 7, pp. 590-603, figs.

5.

1864. PackarD, ALpHEUS S. [Note on Stylops childreni.] <Proc. Ent. Soc. Phit.,
1864, v. 3, pp. 44-45.

6.

1864. PackaRD, ALPHEUS S. Synopsis of the Bombyvide of the United States
< Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., 1864, v. 3, pp. 97-130; 331-396.

7.

1864, PackaRD, ALPHEUS S. Note on the family Zygenide. <Proc. Essex Inst.,
1864, v. 4, pp. 7-47, pl. 1-2.

8.

1864. PacKARD, ALPHEUS S.. The Humble-bees of New England and their para-
sites; with notices of a new species of Anthophorabia and a new genus of
Proctotrupide. < Proc. Essex Inst., 1864, v. 4, pp. 107-140, pl. 3.

1864.

1865.

1866.

1866.

1266.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.
1867.

1867.

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9.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report on the collection of Insects for 1863. < Rept.
Mus. Comp. Zool., 1864, pp. 36-44.

10.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notes on two Ichneumons parasitic on Samia colum-
bia. <Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist, 1865, v. 9, pp. 345-346.

ea:

PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. Observations on the development and position of the
Hymenoptera with notes on the morphology of Insects. < Proc. Bost. Soe.
Nat. Hist., 1866, v. 10, pp. 279-295, igs; Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., 1866, ser.
3, v. 18, pp. 82-99, figs.

12.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Revision of the fossorial Hymenoptera of North Amer-
ica. <(Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., 1866, v. 6, pp, 39-115; 1867, v. 6, pp. 353-444.

13.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On certain entomological speculations—a review.
< Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., 1866, v. 6, pp. 209-218,

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PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects and their allies. < Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp-
73-84, figs.
15.

PackaRD, ALPHEUS S. Wasps as marriage priests of plants. <Amer. Nat.
167, v. 1, pp. 105-106, fig.

i6.
PacKarD, ALPHEUS S. The Insects of early spring. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1,

pp. 110-111.
nyt

PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Insects of May. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp.
162-164, figs.
18.

PacKarD, ALPHEUS S. The Insects of June. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp. 220-
224, figs.

VS

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Red-legged Grasshopper. <dAmer. Nat., 1867, v. 1,
pp. 271-272.
20.
PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Insects of July. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp. 277-
279, figs.
21.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Dragon-fly. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp. 304-318,
pl. 9, figs; Science Gossip. 1867, pp. 225-227.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867,

1867.

1867.

1867.

1867,

1867.

1867,

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22.
PackarD, ALPHEUS S. The Insects of August. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp.
327-330, figs.
23.

Packarp, ALpHEuS S. The home of the Bees. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v.1, pp. 364-
378; 1868, v. 1, pp. 596-606, pl. 10, figs.

24.

PackaRD, ALPpHEUS S. The eggs of the Dragon-fly. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v.1,p
391.

25.
PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Insects in September. < Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp. 391-

392.
26.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. TheClothes-moth. <<Amer. Nal., 1867, v. 1, pp. 423-427,
figs.
27.

PacKAaRD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Lubbock: Development of Chlaon.
< Amer. Nat., 1867, v. 1, pp. 428-431.

28.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The horned Corydalus. <Amer. Nat., 1867, v.1, pp. 436-
437, figs.
29.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. The Tiger-beetle. < Amer. Nat., 1867, v.1, pp. 552-554,
figs.
30.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. View of the lepidopterous fauna of Labrador. < Proc.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1867, v. 11, pp. 32-63.

31.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Increasing distribution of the Canker-worm.] < Proc,
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1867, v. 11, p. 88.

32.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Materials for a monograph of the Phalenide of North
America. < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1867, v. 11, pp. 102-103.

33.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Onthe larva of Scenopinus?] < Proc. Essex Inst., 1867,
v. 5, p. 94, fig.

34.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Larva of salt-water Chironomus.] < Proc. Essex Inst.,
1867, v.5, p. 187.

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1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Insect fauna of the summit of Mount Wa shington
as compared with that of Labrador. < Amer. Nat., 1868, v.1, pp. 674-676. 7

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1868. PacKaRD, ALPHEUS S. On the development of a Dragon-fly, Diplar. <Amer.
Nat., 1868, v. 1, pp. 676-630, figs. . “a

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37.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Are Bees injurious to fruit? <Amer. Nat., 1868, v. 2, p.
ae

38.
1868. PackarD,ALPHEUSS. Apiphobia. < Amer. Nat., 1868, v. 2, pp. 108-109.
39.

1863. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Entomological calendar [for April.] <Amer. Nat.,
1868, v. 2, pp. 110-111, figs.

40.
1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Fossil Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1868, v. 2, p. 163, fig.

41.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Entomological calendar [for May.] < Amer. Nat., 1568,
v. 2, pp. 163-165, figs.
42.

1868. Packarp, ALPHEUS S. The parasites of the Honey-bee. <Amer. Nat., 1868,
v. 2, pp. 195-205, pl. 4-5.

43.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Entomological calendar[forJune.] < Amer. Nat., 1868,
v. 2, pp. 219-221, figs.

44.

1868. PackaRD, ALPHEUS S. Insects living in the sea. < Amer. Nat., 1868, v. 2, pp.
277-278, figs.
45.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Salt-water Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1858, v. 2, pp. 329-
330.
46.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Entomological calendar [for August.] < Amer. Nat.,
1868, v. 2, pp. 331-334, figs.
47.
1868. PacKaRD, ALPIEUS S. [Note on Fire-flies.] < Amer. Nat., 1868, v.2, pp. 432- |

433, figs.
48.

1868. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Note on the Moose-tick.] < Amer. Nat., 1868, v.2, p.
559, figs.

1868

1868

1868

1868

1868.

1869.

1869.

1869.

1869.
1869.
1869.
1869.

1869.

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49.

. Packarp, ALPpuEus 8. The embryology of Libellula (Diplax), with notes on
the morphology of Insects, and the classification of the Neuwroptera. <Proe.
Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1868, v. 16, pp. 153-154.

50.

. Packarp, ALtpuEus 8. The Insect fauna of the summit of Mount Washington
as compared with that of Labrador. <Proc. Amer. Assoc. Sci.» 1868, v. 16, pp.
154-158.

51,

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the development of a Dragon-fly (Diplax.) < Proc.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1868, v. 11, pp. 365-372, figs.

52.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Note on salt-water Insects.] < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat.
Hist., 1868, v. 11, pp. 387-388.

53.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. On the structure of the ovipositor and homologous
parts in the male insect. < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1868, v. 11, pp. 393
399, figs.

x 54.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. [Review of] Meek, Worthen, and Scudder: Articulate
fossils from the coal. < Amer. Nat., 1869, v. 3, pp. 45-46, fig.

55.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Review of] Claparede: Studien an Acariden. < Amer.
Nat., 1869, v. 3, pp. 490-493, pl. 8.

56.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. A chapter on Flies. < Amer Nat., 1869, v. 2, pp. 586-
596; 638-644, pl. 12-13, figs.

57.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Case-worms. < Amer. Nat., 1869, v. 2, py. 160-161, figs.
58.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. A chapter on Mites. < Amer. Nat., 1869, v. 3, pp. 364-
373; 448, pl. 6, figs.
59.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Salt Lake Hphydra. < Amer. Nat., 1869, v. 3, p. 391.

60.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On Insects inhabiting salt water. < Proc. Essex Inst.,
1869, v. 6, pp. 41-51, figs.
61.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. ‘lhe characters of the lepidopterous family Noctuide.
< Proc. Port. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1869, v. 1, pp. 153-156.

1869.

1869.

1369.

1869.

1870.

1870.

1870.

1870.

1870,

1870.

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62.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report of the Curator of Articulata, [Peab. Acad.
Sci.] <1st Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1869, pp. 52-56.

63.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. List of hymenopterous and lepidopterous Insects col-
lected by the Smithsonian expedition to South America, under Prof. James
Orton. , lst Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1869, pp. 56-69.

G4.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Guide to the study of Insects, and a treatise on those
injurious and beneficial to crops. <Salem, 1869, pp. 8 +702, pl. 1-11, figs.

, 2d edition, Salem, 1870.

. 3d edition, Salem, 1872.

4th edition, Salem, 1874.

. 5thedition, New York, 1876.

. 6th edition, New York, 1878.

. 7th edition, New York, 1880.

. 8th edition, New York, 1884, pp. 8-+715, pl. 1-15, figs.

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65.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Record of American Entomology for the year 1868.
< Salem, 1869, pp. 6-++52.
66.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Note on Epeira riparia and E£. cancer.] <Amer. Nat.,

1870, v. 3, p. 616.
67.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Certain parasitic Insects. <(Amer. Nat., 1870, v. 4, pp.
83-99, pl. 1, figs.
68.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. A few words about Moths. <Amer. Nat., 1870, v. 4, pp.
225-229, pl. 2.

69.

PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. Embryology of Limulus polyphemus. < Amer. Nat.,
1870, v. 4, pp. 498-502, figs. Quart. Journ. Micros. Sci., 1871, ser. 2, v. 11, pp.
263-267.

70.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Pieris rape in New Jersey.] <dAmer. Nat., 1870, v. 4

p. 576.
oj bs

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The borers of certain shade-trees. <Amer. Nat., 1870,
v. 4, pp. 588-594, figs.
72.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Riley: Second Missouri Report. <<dmer.
Nat., 1870, v. 4, pp. 610-615, figs.

1870.

1370.

1870.

1870.

1870.

1870.

1870.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

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73.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The caudal styles of Insects sense organs, 7. e., ab-
dominal antenne. <Amer. Nat., 1870, v. 4, pp. 620-621,

74.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. A remarkable Myriapod: [ Pauropus Lubbockii.] <Amer.
Nat., 1870, v. 4, p. 621.

75.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Abdominal sense organs ina Fly. <dAmer. Nat., 1870,
v. 4, pp. 690-691.

76.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. [The Currant Saw-fly.] < Bull. Hssex Inst., 1870, v. 2,
pp. 93-95, figs.
77.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. List of Coleoptera collected by A. 8. Packard, jun., at
Caribou Island, Labrador, Straits of Belle Isle. <Can. Ent., 1870, v. 2, p. 119.

78.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. New or little known injuriousInsects. <17th Ann. Rept.
Sec. Mass. Bd. Agric., 1870, pp. 235-263, pl. 1, figs. Separate: 1870, pp. 31,pl.
1, figs. See Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 4, pp. 684-687, pl. 6, figs.)

79.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Record of American Entomology for the year 1869.
<Salem, 1870, pp. 5+ 62.

80.
PACKARD. ALPHEUS S. On the Insects inhabiting salt water, No.2, < Amer.

Journ. Sci., 1871, ser 3, v. 1, pp. 100-110, figs. Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist.,
1871, ser. 4, v. 7, pp. 230-240.

81.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Morphology and ancestry of the King Crab. < Amer.
Nat., 1871, v. 4, pp. 754-756.

82.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The ancestry of Insects. <Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 4,

p. 756. f
83.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Ganin: The early stages of Ichneumon
parasites. <(Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 42-52, figs.

84.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Bristle-tails and Spring-tails. < Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5,
pp. 91-107, pl. 1, figs.

85.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Review of] Adair: Annals of Bee culture for 1870.
<Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 113-115.

1871.

1871.

1871

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

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86.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Eaton: Monograph on the Lphemeride.
<.dmer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 417-419.
87.

PackarRD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Scudder and Burgess: Asymmetry in the
appendages of hexapod Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 420-421. ~

83.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The embryology of Chrysopa and its bearings on the
classification of the Neuroptera. <Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 564-568.

89.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Murray: Geographical distribution of
Beetles. < (dimer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 644-646.

90.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. [Review of] McLachlan: Position of the Caddis-flies.
<Amer, Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 707-713.

91.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Onthe Crustaceans and Insects [of the Mammoth Cave. ]
<Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 744-761, figs. (See No. 115).

92.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Fossil Insects, &c., from Sunderland, Mass. ] < Bull.

Essex Inst., 1871, v. 3, pp. 1-2.
93.

PACKARD, ALPIIEUS S. [Abdominal appendages in Chrysopila and palpal sacs
in Perla.] < Bull. Essex Inst., 1871, v. 3, p. 2.

O04.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Embryological studies on Diplax, Perithemis, and the
thysanurous genus Jsotoma. <Mem. Peab. Acad. Sci., 1871, v. 1, No. 2, pp.
24, pl. 1-3, figs.

95.

_ PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the embryology of Limulus polyphemus. <Proo

Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871, v. 19, pp. 247-255, figs.
96.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Catalogue of the Phalenide of California. < Proc.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1871, v. 13, pp. 381-405.

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PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. New or rare American Neuroptera, Thysanura, and
Myriapoda. <Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1871, v. 18, pp. 405-411, figs.

98.

. Packarp, ALpHEuS S. Embryology of Jsotoma, a genus of Poduride. <Proe.

Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1871, v. 14, pp. 18-15, figs.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1871.

1872.

1872.

1872.

1872.

1872.

1872.

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99.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Development of Limulus and remarks upon the an-
cestry of Insects.| <Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1871, v. 14, pp. 60-61.

LOO.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. First annual report on the injurious and beneficial
Insects of Massachusetts. <[8th Ann. Rept. Sec. Mass. Bd. Agric., 1871,
pp. 351-379, pl. 1, figs. Separate: Boston: 1871, pp. 31, pl. 1, figs. (See
Amer. Nat., 1871, v. 5, pp. 423-427, figs.)

101.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report on the Articulata [Peab. Acad. Sci.]. <2d and
3d Ann. Repts. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1871, pp. 62-63.

102.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. List of Insects collected at Pebas, Equador, and pre-
sented by Prof. James Orton. <(2d and 3d Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad.
Sci., 1871, pp. 85-87. a

103.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Record of American Entomology for the year. 1870.
_<Salem, 1371, pp. 27.

104.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Riley: Third Missouri Report. < Amer.

Nat., 1872, v. 6, pp. 292-295, figs.
105.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. [Review of] Stretch: [Illustrations of Zygenide and
Bombyeide. <Amer. Nat., 1872, v. 6, pp..762-764,

106.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Parthenogenesis in Bees. <Ann. Bee Cult., 1872.
107.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Injurious Insects in Essex County. < Bull. Essex Inst.,
1372, v. 4, pp. 5-9, figs.
108.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. How many times does the larva of Arctia caja change
its skin? < Ent. Mo. Mag., 1372, v.8, p. 206.

109.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the development of Limulus polyphemus. < Mem.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1272, v.2, pp. 155-202, pl. 3-5, figs.

110.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Embryological studies on hexapodous Insects. < Mem.
Peab. Acad. Sci., 1872, v. 1, No. 3, p. 18, pl. 1-3.

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111.

1872. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Second annual report on the injurious and beneficial
Insects of Massachusetts. <(19th Ann. Rept. Sec. Mass. Bd. Agric., 1372, pp.
331-347, figs. Separate: Boston: 1872, pp. 19, figs. (See Amer. Nat., 1873, v.
7, p. 241-244, figs.)

112.

1872. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. New American Moths: Zygenide and Bombycide. <4th
Ann, Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1872, p. 84-91. Separate: pp. 8.

Las.

1872, PacKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. List of the Coleoptera collected in Labrador. <(4tk
Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1>72, pp. 92-94.

114.

1872. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Recordof American Entomology for the year 1871. <4th
Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1872, pp. 99-147.

115.

1872. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Mammoth Cave and its inhabitants. < Salem,
1872, pp. 62, figs.
(Dr. Packard contributes Chapter II, on the Crustacea and Insecta. Same
as No. 91, with short additional note.)

116.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. When is sex determined? < Amer. Nat., 1873, v. 7, pp.
175-177.

de Be

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the distribution of Californian Moths. <Amer.
Nat., 1873, v. 7, pp. 4538-458.
118.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Riley: Fifth Missouri Report. < Amer.
Nat., 1873, v. 7, pp. 471-477, figs.

119.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Embryology of the Lepidoptera. < Amer. Nat., 1873, v.
7, pp. 486-487.
120.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Farther observations on the embryology of Limulus,
with notes on its affinities. <(Amer. Nat., 1873, v. 7, pp. 675-678.

121.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Discovery of a Tardigrade. < Amer. Nat., 1873, v. 7,
pp. 740-741, figs.
122.

1873. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Catalogue of the Pyralide of California, with descrip-
tions of new Californian Pterophoride. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. N. Y., 1873, v.
10, pp. 257-267.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

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123.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notes on some Pyralide from New England, with re-
marks on the Labrador species of the family. <Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist, N. Y.,
1873, v. 10, pp. 267-271.

124.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Catalogue of the Phalenida of California, No. 2. <Proc.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1873, v.16, pp. 13-40, pl. 1.

125.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Occurrence of new and rare Myriapods in Massachu-
setts. < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1873, v.16, p. 111.

126.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report of the Curator of Articulates [Peab. Acad. Sci. ]
<5th Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1873, pp. 15-17.

127.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Synopsis of the Thysanura of Essex County, Mass.,
with descriptions of a few extralimital forms. <Sth Ann. Rept. Peab. Acad.
Sci., 1873, pp. 23-51.

128.

PAcKARD, ALPHEUS S. Descriptions of new American Phalenidew. <5th Ann,
Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci , 1873, pp. 52-81.

129.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notes on North American Moths of the families Pha-
lenide and Pyralide in the British Museum. <5th Ann. Rept. Trustees Peal.
Acad, Sci., 1873, pp. 82-92.

130.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the cave fauna of Indiana. <(Sth Ann. Rept.
Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1873, pp. 93-97.

131.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Record of American Entomology for the year 1872. <Sth
Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1873, pp. 99-135.

132.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Third annual report on the injurious and beneficial
effects of Insects. <20th Ann. Rept. Sec. Mass. Bd. Agric., 1875, p. 237-265,
figs. (Reprinted with corrections in Amer, Nat., 1873, v. 7, p. 524-548, figs.)

133.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S§. Insecta [of Vineyard Sound.] < Rept. U. S. Comm. Fish
and Fisheries, 1873, Pt. 1, pp. 639-544.
851—Bull. 16 2

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1873.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874,

18

134.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Descriptions of new species of Mallophaga collected
by C. H. Merriam while in the government geological survey of the Rocky
Mountains, Prof. F. V. Hayden, United States geologist. <Rept. U. S. Geol.
Surv. for 1872, 1873, pp. 731-734, figs.

135.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Description of new Insects. < Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv.
Jor 1872, 1873, pp. 739-741, figs.

136.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects inhabiting Great Salt Lake and other saline or
alkaline lakes in the West. <Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. for 1872, 1873, pp.
743-746.

137.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS §S. Directions for collecting and preserving Insects, pre-
pared for the use of the Smithsonian Institution. < Smith. Mise. Coll., 1873,
v.11, pp. 34-55, figs. Separate: Washington, 1873, pp. 3-55, figs.

138.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the ancestry of Insects. < (Salem, 1373.
(Printed in advance from Our Common [nsects.)

139.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Our Common Insects. A popular account of the Insects

of our fields, forests, gardens, and houses. < Salem, 1873, pp. 16+225, pl., figs.
140.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Morphology of Insects; reply to criticism of C. V.
Riley.] < Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, pp. 187-188].

141.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Occurrence of Telea polyphemus in California. A cor-
rection. < Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, pp. 243-244.

142.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Nature’s means of limiting the numbers of Insects.
< Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, pp. 270-282, figs.

143.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The discovery of the origin of the sting of the Bee.
<Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, p. 431.

144.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The mouth-parts of the Dragon-fly. <Amer. Nat.,

1874, v. 8, p. 432.
145.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Occurrence of Japyx in the United States. < Amer.
Nat., 1874, v. 8, pp. 501-502, fig.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874,

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874.

1874,

1874.

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146.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. The “hateful” Grasshopper in New England. < Amer.
Nat., 1874, v. 8, p. 502.

.

147.
PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Grasshoppers asfood.] < Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, p. 511.
148.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the distribution and primitive number of spiracles
in Insects. <(Amer. Nat., 1874, v. 8, pp. 531-534.

149.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Larve of Anopthalmus and Adelops. <Amer. Nat.,
1874, v. 8. pp. 562-563.

150.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The metamorphosis of Flies. I-III. < Amer. Nat.,
1874, v. 8, pp. 603-612; 661-667; 713-721. (Translated from A. Weismann.)

151.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Furtherobservations on the embryology of Limulus, with
notes on its affinities. < Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1874, v. 22, pp. 30-32.

152.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the transformations of the common House-fly, with
notes on allied forms. < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1874, v.16, pp. 136-150,
pl. 3, figs.

we b3:

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report of the Curator of Articulata [Peab. Acad. Sci. ]
<6th Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1874, pp. 13-14.

154.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Descriptions of new North American Phalenide. <6th
Ann, Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1874, pp. 39-53.

155.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Record of American Entomology for the year 1873. <6th
Ann. Rept. Trustees Peab. Acad. Sci., 1874, pp. 61-114.

156.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Parasites of White Mountain Butterflies.] < Final
Rept. Geol. N. H., 1874, v.1, p. 347, figs.

157.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the geographical distribution of the Moths of Colo-
rado. < Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. for 1873, 1874, pp. 543-560, figs.

158.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report on the Myriopods collected by Lieut. W. L.
Carpenter in 1873 in Colorado. < Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. for 1873, 1874, p. 607.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1875.

1876.

1876.

1876.

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159.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Proposed monograph of] the Geometrid Moths. <Amer,
Nat., 1875, v. 9, pp. 64, 179-180, figs.

160.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Invertebrate cave fauna of Kentucky and sujjoin-
ing states. draneina. <Amer. Nat., 1875, v. 9, pp. 274-278.

161.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. [Cigars destroyed by Insects.] < Amer. Nat., 1875, v. 9,
p- 375.
162.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the development of the nervous system in Lim-
ulus. <(Amer. Nat., 1875, v. 9, pp. 422-424.

163.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On an undescribed organ in Limulus, supposed to be
renal in its nature. < Amer. Nat., 1875, v. 9. pp. 511-514; Ann. and Mag. Nat.
Hist., 1875, ser. 4, v. 15, pp. 255-258.

164.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Caloptenus spretus[=C. atlanis]in Massachusetts. < Amer
Nat., 1875, v. 9, p. 573.

165.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Life histories of the Crustacea and Insects. < Amer.
Nat., 1875, v. 9, pp. 583-622, figs.

166.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. Cave-inhabiting Spiders. < Amer. Nat., 1875, v. 9, pp.

663-664.
167.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. On gynandromorphism in the Lepidoptera. < Mem.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1875, v. 2, pp. 409-412, pl. 14, in part.

168.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The cave Beetles of Kentucky. < Amer. Nat., 1876, v.
10, pp. 282-287, pl. 2, figs.

169:

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The House-fly. < Amer. Nat., 1876, v.10, pp. 476-480,
figs.

170.

PacKARD, ALPHEUs S. [Review of] Riley: Eighth Missouri Report. <<Amer.
Nat., 1876, v. 10, pp. 485-486.

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171.

1876. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. A century’s progress in American Zoology. < Amer.
Nat., 1876, v.10, pp. 591-598. Gervais Journ. de Zool.,1876, v.5, pp. 413-423.

172.

1876. PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Cook: Manual of the Apiary. < Amer.
Nat., 1876, v.10, pp. 621-622.

173.

1876. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Mayer: Ontogeny and phylogeny of In-
sects. <Amer. Nat., 1876, v. 10, pp. 688-691.

174.

1876. PacKaRD, ALPHEUS S. [The ravages of Locusts.] <Amer. Nat., 1876, v.10,
pp. 754-755.

175.

1876-1878. PackaRD, ALPHEUS §. Johnson’s New Universal Cyclopedia. < New
York, 1876-1878.
Dr, PACKARD contributes:
. Hymenoptera, 1876, v. 2, pp. 1075-1076.
SL eptdOpler a. <<< <0 see pp. 1733-1734.
MPDOGUBISIECT —docaas coc c-5<Vie.d5 Ds C7.
BPE OUCCH eae sauesialeis'a laren arcs D> Loo.
SPINCUT OPEN cineca concieia nts « pp. 782-783.
. Silk-worm, 1878 ...v.4, pp. 1662-1664.

BD Om oo wo

176.

1876, PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. A monograph of the Geometrid Moths or Phalenide of
the United States. < Rept. U.S. Geol. Surv., Washington, 1876, pp. 4607, pl.
1-13, figs.
177.

1876. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Life histories of animals, including man, or outlines
of comparative embryology. < New York, 1876, pp. 243, pi., figs.

178.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The migrations of the destructive Locust of the West.
<Amer. Nat., 1877, v. 11, pp. 22-29.

179.

1877. PacKarRD, ALPHEUS §. Explorations of the Polaris expedition to the North
Pole. <Amer. Nat., 1877, v. 11, pp. 51-53. Separate, 1877, pp. 2. (See Ent.
Mo. Mag., 1877, v. 13, pp. 228-229. )

180.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Partiality of white Butterflies for white flowers.
<Amer. Nat., 1877, v. 11, p. 243.

181.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Experiments on the sense organs of Insects. <Amer.
Nat., 1877, v. 11, pp. 418-423.

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182.

1877, PACKAkD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Murray: Aptera. <Amer. Nat., 1877, v.
11, pp. 482-4~3.
183.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. United States Entomological Commission :*
Circular No, 1. [Riley, Packard, Thomas.] < Washington: 1877, pp. 4.

184.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. United States Entomological Commission :
Circular No. 3. < Washington: 1877.

185.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. United States Entomological Commission :
Bulletin No. 1. [Riley, Packard, Thomas.] <( Washington: 1877, pp. 12.

186.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. United States Entomological Commission :
Bulletin No. 2. [Riley, Packard, Thomas.] < Washington: 1877, pp. 14, figs.

187.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. On a new cave fauna in Utah. < Bull. U. S. Geol.
ang Geogr. Surv., 1877, v. 3, pp. 157-169, figs.

188.

1877. PacKarp, ALPHEUS S. The Hessian-fly, Joint-worm, and Wheat-midge. <Ca.
Ent., 1877, v. 9, p. 100.
189.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Experiments upon the vitality of Insects. < Psyche,
1877, v. 2, pp. 17-19.
190.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Appendages homologous with legs. < Psyche, 1877,
V.2; DP. du.
LOA.

1877. PacKARD, ALPHEUSS. Report on the Rocky Mountain Locust and other Insects
now injuring or likely to injure field and garden crops in the western states
and territories. <Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. for 1875, 1877, pp. 589-810, pls.
62-70, maps 1-5, figs.

192.

1877. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. List of Coleoptera collected in 1875 in Colorado and
Utah by A. S. Packard, jr.. M.D. < Rept. U.S. Geol. Surv. for 1875, 1877,
pp. 811-815.
193.

1877. PacKAarD, ALPHEUS S. Half-Hours with Insects. <(Boston: 1877, pp. 8+-384,
pl., figs.

*The publications of the Commission were prepared unitedly by Messrs. Riley,
Packard, and Thomas, but to the individual members were assigned special work
and chapters in the subdivision of the work.

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194.

1878. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The mode of extrication of Silk-worm Moths from their
cocoons. <Amer. Nat., 1878, v. 12, pp. 379-383, figs; Nature, 1878, v. 18,
pp. 226-227, figs; Hnt. Nach., 1878, v. 5, pp. 284-285.

195.

1878. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Some characteristics of the central zoo-geographical
province of the United States. <(Amer. Nat., 1878, v. 12, pp. 512-517.

196.

1878, PackarRD, ALPHEUS S. Insects affecting the Cranberry, with remarks on other
injurious Insects. < Rept. U.S. Geol. Surv. for 1876, 1878, pp. 521-531, figs.

197.

1878. PackaRD, ALPHEUS S. First annual report of the U. 8. Entomological Com-
mission. < Washington, 1878, pp. 14+477-++295, pl. 1-5, figs.
Dr. Packard contributes:
Chapter 2. Chronological history, pp. 53-113.
Chapter 5. Permanent breeding grounds of the Rocky Mountain Locust,
pp. 131-1386.

Chapter 9. Anatomy and embryology, pp. 257-279.

Chapter 17. Uses to which Locusts may be put, pp. 437-443.

Chapter 19. Locust ravages in other countries, pp. 460-477.

Appendix IX. Narrative of the first journey made in the summer of 1877,
pp. 134-138.

Appendix X. Narrative of a second journey made in the summer of
1877, pp. 139-144.

With the co-operation of Mr. Cyrus Thomas, Dr. Packard contributes:

Chapter 6. Geographical distribution, pp. 136-142.

Chapter 7. Migrations, pp. 143-211.

198.

1878, PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects of the West: An account of the Rocky Mountain
Locust, the Colorado Potato-beetle, the Canker-worm, Currant Saw-fly, and
other Insects which devastate the crops of the country. <(London, 1878.
(A reprint, with slight changes, paging, &c., of No. 191.)

199.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [The smallest Insects known.] < Amer. Nat., 1879, v. 13,
p. 62.
200.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Fossil Insects at Green River, Wyoming. ] < Amer. Nat.,
1879, v. 13, p. 203.
201.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Parthenogenesis of the Honey-bee.] < Amer. Nat., 1879,
v. 13, p. 394.
202.

1879, PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. A poisonous Centipede. < Amer. Nat., 1879, v. 13, p.
527,

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203.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. [Cotton-worm investigation.] < Amer. Nat., 1879, v. 13,
p. 535.
204.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Rocky Mountain Locust in New Mexico. < Amer.
Nat., 1879, v. 13, p. 586.

205.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Graber: Die Insekten. < Amer. Nat., 1879,
v. 13, pp. 774-775.
206.

1879. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Zoology for students and general readers. < New
York: 1879, pp. 8+719, figs.
a. 2d edition, New York, 1880.
b. 3d edition, New York, 1881.
c. 4th edition, New York, 1883.
d, 5th edition, New York, 1886.

207.

1879, PACKARD, ALPHEUS, S. Zoology of the Invertebrate animals. < New York;
1879, pp. 12-143, figs. (By A. Macalister. Specially revised for America by
A. 8. Packard.)

208.

1880. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Moths entrapped by an Asclepiad plant, Physianthus,
and killed by Honey-bees. <(Amer. Nat., 1880, v. 14, pp. 48-50; Nature,
1880, v. 21, p. 308; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1880, ser 1, v. 3, pp. 241-242;
Journ. Sci., 1880, ser. 3, v. 2, p. 213; Bot. Gaz., 1880, v. 5, pp. 17-20.

209.

1880. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. The Cotton-worm Mothin Rhode Island. < Amer. Nat.,
1880, v. 14, p. 53.

210.

1880. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Structure of the eye of Limulus. <(Amer. Nat., 1880,
v. 14, pp. 212-213; Ann. and Mag., Nat. Hist., 1880, ser.5, v. 5, pp. 434-4355
Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1880, ser. 1, v-3, pp. 947-948.

211.

1880. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. On the internal structure of the brain of Limulus
polyphemus. < Amer. Nat., 1880, v.14, pp. 445-448; Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist.
1880, ser. 5, v. 6, pp. 29-33

212.

1880. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Case of protective mimicry ina Moth. <Amer. Nat.,
1880, v. 14, p. 600.

213.

1880, PackaRD. ALPHEUS S. Theeyes and brain of Cermatia forceps. <Amer. Nat.,
1880, v. 14, pp. 602-603. Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1880, ser. 1, v. 3, pp. 783-784.

1880,

1880.

1880.

1880.

1880.

1880.

1880.

1880.

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214.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Wood-Mason: Morphology of Insects.
<Amer. Nat., 1880, v. 14, pp. 665-667.

215.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [The investigations of the U. S. Entomological Com-
mission for 1880.] <(Amer. Nat., 1880, v. 14, pp. 753-755.

216.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Eggs of Tree-crickets wanted. <(Amer. Nat., 1880, v.

14, p. 804.
BIT.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Cetonia inda. < Amer. Nat., 1880, v. 14, p. 806.
218.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. The anatomy, histology, and embryology of Limulus
polyphemus. < Annis Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1880, pp. 45, pls. 1-7; Journ.
Roy. Micros. Soc., 1881, ser. 2, v. 1, pp. 600-601.

219.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. The Hessian fly, its ravages, habits, enemies, and
means of preventing its increase. < Bull. U. S. Ent. Comm., No. 4, 1880, pp.
43, pls. 1-2, map, fig. (See Amer. Nat., 1880, v, 14, pp. 586-587 ; Amer. Ent.,
1880, v. 3, pp. 118-121, 140-141, figs.)

220.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the internal structure of the brain of Limulus poly-
phemus. <Zool. Anz., 1880, v. 3, pp. 306-310.

221.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Second report of the U. S. Entomological Commission.
< Washington, 1880, pp. 18-+-322-++80, pls. 1-17, maps, figs.
Dr. PACKARD contributes :

Chapter 6. The southern limits of the distribution of the Rocky Mount-
ain Locust, pp. 156-160.

Chapter 7. Summer of Locust flights from 1877 to 1879, pp. 160-163.

Chapter 8. The Western Cricket, pp. 163-178.

Chapter 9. The air-sacs of Locusts, with reference to their powers of
flight, pp. 178-183.

Chapter 11. The brain of the Locust, pp. 223-242.

Appendix VII. Notes ofa journey made to Utah and Idaho in the sum-
mer of 1878, pp. 69-71.

Appendix VIII. Yersin’s researches on the functions of the nervous sys-
tem of the Articulate animals, pp. 73-74.

With the co-operation of Professor RILEY, Dr. PACKARD contributes :

Chapter 1. Additions to the chronology of Locust ravages, pp. 1-14.

222.

1881. PackarD, ALPHEUS S. Fauna of the Luray and the Newmarket Caves, Vir-

ginia. < Amer. Nat., 1881, v.15, pp. 231-232.

1881.

1881.

1881.

1861.

1881.

1881.

1281.

1881.

1882.

1882.

1882.

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223.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The brain of the Locust. <Amer., Nat. 1881, v.15, pp.
285-302, pl. 1-3; Journ. de Microg., 1881, v.5, pp. 448-453; v. 6, pp. 71-75.

224.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The brain of the embryo and young Locust. < Amer.
Nat., 1881, v.15, pp. 372-379, pl. 4-5.

225.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Locusts in Mexico in 1880. <(Amer. Nat. 1881, v.15,
p. 578. -
226. =

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Scolopendrella and its position in nature. < Amer. Nat.,

1881, v.15, pp. 698-704, figs.
oe

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The fauna of Nickajack Cave. < Amer. Nat., 1881, v.,
15, pp. 877-882, pl.7. (Prepared by Prof. E. D. Cope and Dr. Packard. )

228. .

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of ] Scudder: Butterflies. < Amer. Nat., 1881, v.
15, pp. 885-887.
229.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects injurious to forest and shade trees. < Bull.
U. 8S. Ent. Comm., No.7, 1881, pp. 275, figs.

230.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Bibliography of economic Entomology. <Ca. Ent., 1881,
v,13, p.39. (Plan of proposed work.)

231.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Descriptions of some new Ichneumon parasites of
North American Butterflies. < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.,1881, v.21, pp. 18-38.

232.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Grasshopper question. <Rocky Mt. Husb., 1881.

233.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Thomas: Fifth Illinois Report. < Amer.
Nat., 1882, v.16, pp. 39-40.

234.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Is Limulus an Arachnid? <Amer. Nat., 1882, v. 16, pp.
287-292 ; Ann. and May. Nat. Hist., 1882, ser. 5, v. 9, pp. 369-374; Journ. Roy.
Micros. Soc., 1882, ser. 2, v. 2, p. 337.

235.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. A correction [to No. 234]. <dmer. Nat., 1882, v. 16,
p. 456.

1882.

1882,

1882.

1682.

1882.

1822.

1882.

1883.

1883.

1833.

1883.

1883.

27

236.

PackARD, ALPHEUS S. The coloring of zoo-geographical maps. <Amer. Nat.,
1882, v. 16, p. 589.
237.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Bot-fly maggots ina Turtle’sneck. < Amer. Nat., 1882,
vol. 16, p. 598, figs.
238.

PackARD, ALPHEUSS. Larve of a Fly in a Hot Spring in Colorado. <Amer.
Nat., 1882, v. 16, pp. 599-600.

239.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Nomenclature of external parts of drthropoda. <Amer.
Nat., 1882, v. 16, pp. 676-677.

240.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. [Review of] Lubbock: Ants, bees, and wasps. | <Amer.
Nat., 1882, v.16, pp. 804-807.

241.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Probable difference in two broods of Drasteria erech-
thea. < Papilio, 1882, v.2, pp. 147-148.

242.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notes on lepidopterous larve. < Papilio, 1882,v. 2,
pp. 180-183.

243.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. The systematic position of the Archipolypoda, a group
of fossil Myriopods. < Amer. Nat., 1583, v. 17, pp. 326-29, figs; Journ. Roy.
Micros. Soc., 1883, ser. 2, v. 3, pp. 365-365.

244.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. [Review of] Riley: Rept. U. S. Ent. for 1881-1882.
< Amer. Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 399-409, figs.

245.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. A new species of Polydesmus with eyes. < Amer. Nat.,
1883, v. 17, pp. 423-429, figs.; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1883, ser. 2, v. 3, p. 367.

246.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Discovery of Hurypauropus in Europe. < Amer. Nat.,
1883, v. 17, p. 555.

247.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Repugnatorial pores in the Lysiopetalide. < Amer. Nat.,
1883, v.17, p. 555.

28
248.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Recent works on the mouth-parts of
Flies. <Amer. Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 631-633.

249.
1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The coxal gland of Arachnids and Crustacea. <Amer.
Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 795-797.
250.
1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the classification of the Linnzan orders of Orthop-
tera and Neuroptera. <_Amer. Nat., 1833, v. 17, pp. 820-829; Ann. and Mag. Nat.

Hist., 1883, ser. 5, v. 12, pp. 145-154; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1884, ser. 2, v.
4, p. 220.

Zon.
1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Note on a Peripatus from the Isthmus of Panama.
<Amer. Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 881-882, figs.
252.
1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The structure and embryology of Peripatus. < Amer.
Nat., 1883, v.17, pp. 882-884.
253.
1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. On the genealogy of the Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1883,
v.17, pp. 932-945, figs. ; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1884, ser. 2, v. 4, pp. 217-218;

Journ. de Microg., 1884, v. 7, pp. 566-571, 622-628, figs; Bull. Soc. Ent, Ital.,
1884, v. 16, pp. 1385-136.

254.

1883. PaAckARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Weismann: Studies in the theory of
descent. <Amer. Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 1042-1046.

255.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Molting in the shell in Limulus. <(Amer. Nat., 1833,
v. 17, pp. 1075-1076; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1883, ser. 2, v. 3, pp. 836-837.

256.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The number of segments in the head of winged In-
sects. < Amer. Nat., 1883, v.17, pp. 1134-1138, figs.; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc.,
1884, ser. 2, v. 4, pp. 43-44.

257.

1883. PacKARD, ALPHEUSS. Occurrence of a Stratiomys larva in sea-water. < Amer.
Nat., 1883, v. 17, pp. 1287-1288.

258.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Note on forest-tree Insects. <Bull. Div. Ent. U. 8S.
Dept. Agric., No. 3, 1883, pp. 24-30.

259.
_ 1883. PacKarRD, ALPHEUS S. Scorpions. < Independent, 1883.

29

260.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Decay of the spruce in the Adirondacks and northern
New England. < Nation, 1883, v. 37, p. 525.

261.

1883. PackarRD, ALPHEUS S. A revision of the Lysiopetalide, a family of Chilognath
Myriopoda, with a notice of the genus Cambala. <Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc.,
1883, v. 21, pp. 177-197 ; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1883, ser. 2, v. 3, p. 832.

262.

1883. Packarp, ALPHEUS 8S. On the morphology of the Myriopoda. < Proc. Amer.
Philos. Soc., 1888, v. 21, pp. 197-209, figs.; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1883, ser. 2,
v. 3, pp. 832-833.

263.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Report on the causes of destruction of evergreen
forests in northern New England and New York. < Rept. Dept. Agric. for
1883, [part of Riley’s report as Entomologist], 1883, pp. 138-151, pl. 9, figs.

264.

1883. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Third report of the U. 8. Entomological Commission.
< Washington, 1883, pp. 14-++-347-+92, pl. 1-64, mags, figs.
Dr. PACKARD contributes :

Chapter 8. The Hessian fly, pp. 198-248.

Chapter 9. Descriptions of the larve of injurious forest Insects, pp. 251-
262.

Chapter 10. The embryological development of the Locust, pp. 263-285.

Chapter 11. The systematic position of the Orthoptera in relation to the
other orders of Insects, pp. 286-345.

Chapter 12. Note on the geographical distribution of the Rocky Mountain
Locust, illustrated with colored zoo-geographical map of
North America, pp. 346-347.

265.

1883, PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Standard Natural History. < Boston, 1883-1885.
Dr. PACKARD contributes :

. Introduction, 1885, v. 1, pp. i-lxxii.

. Hexapoda, 1883, v. 2, pp. 131-134.

. Thysanura, pp. 135-138.

. Dermatoptera, p. 139.

. Pseudoneuroptera, 188384, v. 2, pp. 140-154.

. Neuroptera, 1884, v. 2, pp. 155-166.

OOo PB eo WO mm

266.

1883, PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Zoology. BrieferCourse. < New York, 1883, pp. 5+334,
a. 2d edition, New York, 1885.
b. 3d edition, New York, 1886.

267.

1884. Packarp, ALpHEUS S. Sograff’s embryology of the Chilopod Myriopods.
<Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 201-202.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1834.

1884.

1884.

30
268.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. New cave Arachnids. <Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp.
202-204, figs.
269.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Meinert: Caput Scolopendre. <(Amer.
Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 270-272.

270.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. Egg-laying habits of the egg parasite of the Canker-
worm. < Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 292-293.

271.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Paired sexual outlets in Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1884,
vy. 18, p. 293.

272.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Larch-worm. <Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 293—
296, figs.
273.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Hemlock Gelechia. < Amer. Nat., 1834. v. 18, p.
296.

274.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Spruce-bud Tortriz. <(Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18,
pp. 424-426, figs.
275.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. Notes on Moths. <dmer. Nat., 1834, v. 13, pp. 632-
633.
276.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The transformations of Nola. <cAmer. Nat., 1884, v.

18, pp. 726-727.
277.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Habits of an aquatic Pyralid caterpillar. < Amer. Nat.,
1884, v. 18, pp. 824-826, pl. 24.

278.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Note on salt-water Insects, No. 3. < Amer. Nat., 1854,

v. 18, pp. 826-828, figs.

279.

. PACKARD, ALPHECS S. Aspects of the body in Vertebrates and Arthropods.

<Amer. Nat., 1884, v.18, pp. 855-861, figs. ; Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., 1834,
ser. 5, v. 14, pp. 243-249, figs.; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1884, ser. 2, v. 4, p.
866.

280.

Packarp, ALPHEUsS S. Life-histories of some Geometrid Moths. <(Amer. Nat.,,
1884, v. 18, pp. 933-936.

ae ee ee ee

1884.

1834.

1884,

1884,

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884.

1884,

183}.

1834,

1885,

31

281.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Anatomy and function of the Bee’s tongue. < Amer.
Nat., 1884, v. 18, p. 937.
282.
PACKAKAD, ALPHEUS 8. Life-history of Lochmeus tessella. < Amer. Nat., 1884,
v. 18, pp. 1044-1045.
283.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Transformations of Caripeta angustiorata. <cAmer. Nat.,
1884, v. 18, pp. 1045-1046.

284.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Mode of oviposition of the common Longicorn Pine
borer (Monohammus confusor). <Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 1149-1151.‘

285.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Egg-laying habits of the Maple-tree borer. < Amer.
Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 1151-1152.

286.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S, Palmen’s paired outlets of the sexual organs of In-
sects. <_Amer. Nat., 1884, v. 18, pp. 1152-1153.

287.

PacKARD, ALPHEUS S. The nature of the so-called ‘‘liver” in the Arachnids.
<Amer. Nat., 1884, v.18, pp. 1153-1154.

288.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The systematic position of the Hmbide. <Amer. Nat.,
1834, v. 18, pp. 1154-1155.
289.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS §. The larval stages of Mamestra picta. <Amer. Nat,
1884, v. 18, pp. 1266-1267.
290.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Bees, Wasps, &c., of Labrador. < Amer. Nat.,
1884, v. 18, p. 1267.

291.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Origin of Bee’s cells. < Amer. Nat., 1884, v.18, pp.
1268-1269.
292.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The life of the Great Salt Lake. I-IV. < Independent,
1884.

293.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Dahl: Structure and function of the
legs of Insects. <(Amer. Nat., 1885, v, 19, pp. 178-180.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

1885.

32
294.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S, The number of abdominal segments in lepidopterous
larve. <Amer. Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 307-308; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1885,
ser. 2, V. 5, p. 636,

295.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Riley: Rept. U.S. Ent. for 1884. < Amer.
Nat., 1885, v. 19, p. 607, pl. 18.

296.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Smith: Systematic position of some N. A.
Lepidoptera. <Amer. Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 608-609.

297.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. Unusual number of legs in the caterpillar of Lagoa.
<Amer. Nat., 1885, v.19, pp. 714-715, figs. ; Jowrn. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1885, ser,
2,v.5, pp. 990-991.

298.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Use of the pupxw of Moths in distinguishing species.
< Amer Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 715-716.

299.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Onthe embryology of Limulus polyphemus, III. < Amer.
Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 722-727, pl. 24; Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc., 1885, v. 22, pp. 268=
272, pl. ; Journ. Roy. Micros. Soc., 1885, ser. 2, v. 5, pp. 806-807.

300.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Edible Mexican Insects. < Amer. Nat., 1885, v. 19, p.
893. .
301.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. Dr. Brauer’s views on the classification of Insects.
< Amer. Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 999-1001.

302.

PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. Flights of Locusts in Eastern Mexico in 1885. < Amer.
Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 1105-1106.

303.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. [Review of] Hickson: Eye and optic tract of Insects.
< Amer. Nat., 1885, v. 19, pp. 1220-1221.

304.

. PacKaRD, ALPHEUS S. Spiders. <( Random Notes on Nat. Hist., 1885, v. 2, p.

se
305.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Second report on the causes of the destruction of the
evergreen and other forest trees in northern New England and New York.
<Rept. Dept. Agric. for 1884, [part of Riley’s Report as Entomologist, ] 1885,
pp. 374-383, figs. Separate: 1885, pp. 12, figs.

1886,

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886,

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886.

1886.

33

306.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Brongniart: Studies of carboniferous In-
sects. < Amer. Nat., 1886, v. 20, pp. 68-69.

307.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Plateau: Experiments on vision of Insects.
<Amer. Nat., 1886, v.20, pp. 69-70.

308.

PACKARD, ALPpHEUS S. [Review of] Cholodkoosky: Morphology of Lepidoptera.
<Amer. Nat., 1886, v.20. pp. 169-170.

309.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Flights of Locusts at San Luis Potosi, Mexico, 1885.
<Amer. Nat., 1886, v.28, p. 170.

310.

PackarpD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Scudder: Systematische Ubersicht fossilen
Insekten. <Amer. Nat., 1886, v.20, pp. 369-370.

311.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. On the cinurous Thysanura and Symphyla of Mexico.
<Amer. Nat., 1886, v. 20, pp. 382-383.

312.

PacKaRD, ALPHEUS S. On the nature and origin of the socalled ‘spiral
thread” of trachew. < Amer. Nat., 1886, v. 20, pp. 438-442, figs. ; Journ. Roy.
Micros. Soc., 1886, ser. 2, v. 6, pp. 789-790.

313.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Korotneff: Development of the Mole
cricket. <_Amer. Nat., 1886, v.20, pp, 460-462, pl. 18-19.

314.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. [Review of] Grassi: Development of the Honey-bee.
<Amer. Nat., 18386, v. 20, pp. 462-464.
315.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The origin of the spiral thread in trachew. A cor-

rection. < Amer. Nat., 1886, v. 20, p. 558.

316.

PACKARD, ALpHzuUS S. Larval form of Polydesmus canadensis. < Amer. Nat.
1886, v. 20, p. 61.
317. ;
PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. A new arrangement of the orders of Insects. <4dmer.
Nat., 1886, v. 20, p. 808.
318.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The fluid ejected by notodontian caterpillars. < Amer.
Nat., 1886, v. 20, pp. 811-812.

851—Bull. 16——3

eS ee ee ee ee ee ee ek ee | oe

- 1886.

1886.

1886.

1887.

1887.

1887,

1865.

1866.

1871.

34

319.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. An eversible “gland” in the larvaof Orgyia. < Amer.
Nat., 1886, v. 20, p. 814.
320.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. The organ of smell in Arthropods. < Amer. Nat., 1886,

v. 20, pp. 889-894 ; 973-975. (Translated abstract from K. Kraepelin.)

321.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Third report on the causes of destruction of the ever-
green and other forest trees in northern New England. < Rept. Dept. Agric.
for 1885, [part of Riley’s report as Entomologist, ] 1886, pp. 319-333, figs.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Additions to the third report on the causes of the de-
struction of the evergreen and other forest trees in northern New England.
<Bull. Div. Ent. U. S., Dept. Agric., No. 12, 1886, pp. 17-23.

323.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. First Lessonsin Zoology. <(New York: 1886, pp. 6+290,

figs.
324.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Cave fauna of North America, with remarks on the
anatomy and origin of blind forms. <dmer. Nat., 1887, v. 21, pp. 82-83.

325.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8S. Critical remarks on the literature of the organs of smell
in Arthropods. <(Amer. Nat., 1887, v. 21, pp. 182-185. (Translated abstract
from K. Kraepelin.)

326.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Hauser on the organs of smell in Insects. < dmer. Nat.,
1887, v. 21, pp. 279-286, pl. 13-15.

327.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Fourth report on Insects injurious to forest and shade

trees. < Bull. Div. Ent. U.S. Dept. Agric., No. 13, 1887, pp. 21-32, figs.
328.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notes oncertain Psychide, with descriptions of two new

Bombycide. <Ent. Amer., 1887, v. 3, pp. 51-52.
329.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Notice of an egg-parasite upon the American Tent cat-
erpillar, Clisiocampa americana Harris. < Pract. Ent., 1865, v. 1, pp. 14-15.

330.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Outlines of the study of Insects. < Pract. Ent., 1866,
v. 1, pp. 74-76; 94-95; 106-107, figs.

j 331.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Value of Honey-bees in fruit culture. < West. Pomolo-
gist, 1871, v. 2, pp. 133-134.

1874.

1874.

1875.

1876.

1876.

1878.

1880.

35
332.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS 8. The structure of Insects. <Cult. and Count. Gentl.,
1874, v. 39, p. 11.
333.

Packarpb, ALPpHEUS S. Flight, senses and growth of Insects. <Cult. and
Count. Gentl., 1874, v. 39, p. 22.

334.

Packarp, AtpHEUSS. The Colorado Potato-beetle and Army-worm. The Cur-
rant-worm. <_N. H#. Farmer, 1575, v. 54, No. 35, p. I.

335.
PackarD, ALpunus §. The House-fly. < Cult. and Count. Gentl., 1876, v. 41,
p. 526.
336.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. The Canker-worm. < Sci. Farmer, 1876.
337.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects injurious to the Maple. <Sci. Farmer, 1878.
338.

PACKARD, ALPHEUS S. Insects injurious to the Cranberry. < Trans. Wise.
Hort. Soc., 1880, v. 10, pp. 313-322, figs.

339.

. PACKARD, ALPHEUSS. The House-fly, I-III. < Youth’s Companion.

Part Il.

SYSTEMATIC INDEX OF THE NEW NAMES PROPOSED.

The first number following the name refers to the number of the paper
in Part 1; the second, to the page where the species is first described.
The following abbreviations are used in locating the types:

A. E. S.=Collection of the American Entomological Society, Philadelphia, Pa.

A. S. P.=Collection of A. S. Packard, Providence, R. I.

B. S. N. H.=Collection of the Boston Society of Natural History, Boston, Mass.
C. H. F.=Collection of C. H. Fernald, Amherst, Mass.
H. E.=Collection of Henry Edwards, New York, N. Y.
J. A. L.=Collection of J. A. Lintner, Albany, N. Y.
M. OC. Z.=Collection of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass.
N. M. =Collection of the National Museum, Washington, D.C.
P. A. S.=Collection of the Peabody Academy of Science, Salem, Mass.
S. H. S.=Collection of S. H. Scudder, Cambridge, Mass,
ARACHNIDA. Arctiscoidee.
: Macrobiotus americanus, 121-741.*
Sarcoptide. :
Chelyletus semivorus, 64-665.* Ne ADSI USES.
‘Dermaleichus pici-pubecentis, 64-667.* Nemastoma inops, 268-203. M.C.Z.
Gamaside. troglodytes, 187-160. M.C.Z.
Argus americana, 135-740. M.C.Z, | Phalangide.
Inodide. Phlegmacera, 268-203. .

Ixodes albipictus, 58-366; 63-65. M.C. Z. cavicoleus, 268-203, M.C. Z.
bovis, 58-370; 63-68. M. C. Z. Scotolemon robustum, 187-164. DAN Seple
chordeilis, 63-67. M.C.Z. | Chernetide.
cookei, 63-67. M.C. Z. Chthonius cecus, 268-203. M.C.Z
leporis-palustris, 63-67. M.C. Z. Obisium cavicola, 268-202. M.C.Z
naponensis, 63-65.
nigrolineatus, 63-66. M.C. Z. MYRIAPODA.
perpunctatus, 63-68. M.C. Z. : i
unipunctatus, 58-370; 63-66. Lysiopetalidee.

Trombidiide. Cryptotrichus, 261-189.
Trombidium bulbipes, 132-264. Scoterpes copei (Spirostrephon), 91-748. M. C. Z.
Hydrachnide. Spirostrephon. See Scoterpes.
Hydrachna tricolor, 80-108, Chordewmide.
Thalassarachna, 80-107. Craspedosoma ocellatus (Polydesmus), 245-428.
verrillii, 80-107. Polydesmide.
Orikotide, S Polydesmus cavicola, 187-162. AGSIP:
Nothrus ovivorus, 64-664. See Craspedosoma.
Bdellide. Pauropide.
Bdella marina, 133-544; 278-828. M.C. Z. Pauropus lubbockii, 74-621 ; 97-409.

*Types not preserved. A.S. Packard.

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THYSANURA.

Scolopendrellide.
Scolopendrella americana, 125-111.
=immaculata, Newp. A.S.P.
Campodeide.
Campodea americana, 84-96; 97-409.
=staphylinus, Westw.
cookei, 91-747. M.C. Z.
mexicana, 311-383.
Japyx subterraneus, 145-511.
Poduride.
Achorutes boletivorus, 127-30.
marmoratus, 127-30.
pratorum, 127-31.
texensis, 127-30.
Anura gibbosa, 127-27.
De Geeria decemfasciata, 127-40.
flavocincta, 64b-pl. 10.
=decemfasciata, Pack.
griseo-olivata, 127-39.
perpulchra, 127-38.
purpurascens, 64b-pl. 10.
Isotoma albella, 127-32.
belfragei, 127-33.
besselsii, 179-52.
glauca, 127-33.
leonina, 127-32.
nivalis, 127-31.
plumbeus, 64b-pi. 10.
purpurascens, 127-34.
tricolor, 127-34.
walkeri, 94-19; 98-14.
Lepidocyrtus albus, 127-37.
bipunctatus, 127-37.
marmoratus, 127-36.
metallicus, 127-36.
Orchesella carneiceps, 127-40.
flavopicta, 127-41.

Papirius marmoratus, 127-42.
texensis, 127-42.

Smynthurus roseus, 127-43.

quadrisignatus, 127-44.
Lepismatide.

Lepisma domestica, 127-48.
mucronata, 127-49.
quadriseriata, 127-47.
spinulata, 127-48.

Machilus brevicornis, 127-49.
orbitalis, 127-50.

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Panorpide.
Boreus californicus, 97-408. M. C. Z.

PSEUDONEUROPTERA.

Psocide.
Ampbientomum hagenii, 97-405.

ORTHOPTERA.

Locustaride. |
Ceuthophilus ensiger, 227-882. M.C. Z. |
sloanii, 130-93. Caz. 1

HEMIPTERA. '
Liotheide. :
Colpocephalum lari, 67-96.
Menopon picicola, 134-731.
Philopteride.
Docophorus buteonis, 67-93.
hamatus, 67-94.
syrnii, 134-733.
Goniocotes burnettii, 67-94.
Goniodes mephitidis, 134-732.
merriamanus, 134-731.
Lipeurus corvi, 67-95.
elongatus, 67-95.
gracilis, 67-95.
Nirmus buteonivorus, 134-733. P. AS.
thoracicus, 67-94.
Trichodectes caprz, 67-96.
Coccidea.
Aspidiotus. See Mytilaspis.
Coccus. See Mytilaspis.
Lecanium platycerii, 78-260.
Mytilaspis citricola (Aspidiotus), 64a-527.*
gloveri (Coccus), 64-527.*

DIPTERA.

Hippoboscide.
Hippobosca. See Olfersia.
Olfersia bubonis (Hippobosca), 64-47.
—=americana, Leach. M.C. Z.
Ephydride.
Ephydra californica, 80-103. :
gracilis, 80-105. AS pre.
halophila, 60-46.
Chironomide.
Chironomus halophilus, 133-539.
oceanicus, 60-42.
Cecidomyide.
Diplosis pini-rigide, 196-527.

LEPIDOPTERA.

Pterophoride.

Lioptilus sulphureodactylus (Pterophorus),

122-266. M.C. Z.
Platyptilia cervinidactyla (Pterophorus)
122-266, = ochrodactyla, 8. V. M. C. Z.

Pteropborus pergracilidactylus, 122-265.
—=monodactylus, Linn. M.C. Z.
See Lioptilus; Platyptila.

| Tineide.

Aspidisca saccatella (Lyonetia), 64-355.
= splendorifereila, Clem.
Bucculatrix curvilineatella (Lithocolletis),
64-354. = pomifoliella, Clem.
thuiella, 100-373.
Coleophora cerasivorella, 78-239.
Depressaria robiniella, 64-349.
Gelechia abietisella, 263-150; 273-296.
caryeevorella, 321-331.
trimaculella, 30-61.
=continuella, Zeller.
Lithocolletis. See Buceulatrix; Lyonetia; Ornix.
Lyonetia nidificansella (Lithocolletis), 64-354.
See Aspidisca.

* Based on Glover's unpublished figures.

Tineide—Continued.
Micropteryx pomivorella, 78-238.
(Ecophora frigidella, 30-62.
Ornix geminatella (Lithocolletis), 64-353.
Tortricide.
Anchylopera. See Rhopobota.
Cacecia gossypiana (Lozotenia), 64-335.

=rosaceana, Harris.

v-signatana (Tortrix), 78-238.

=argyrospila, Walk.

Conchylis chaleana, 30-56, = deutschiana, Zett.
Eudemis vitivorana (Penthina), 64-336.

=botrana, Schiff. M.C. Z.

Grapholitha. See Steganoptycha.
_Lozotenia. See Caceecia; Ptycholoma.
Pandemis. See Phoxonteris.,
Penthina frigida, 30-57.
fulvifrontana, 30-59.
= septentrionana, Curtis.
murina, 30-60.
tessellana, 30-58. -

=intermistana,Clem. M.C.Z.

See Eudenis.
Phoxopteris leucophalerata (Pandemis), 30-56.
=tineana, Hitbn.
Ptycholoma fragariana (Lozoteenia), 64-335.
=persicana, Fitch. M.C. Z.
Rhopobota vacciniana (Anchylopera), 64-338.

M.C. Z.

Sciaphila niveosana, 30-55. M.C. Z.
Steganoptycha uebulosana (Grapholitha), 30-69.
M. C. Z.

Teras oxycoceana (Tortrix), 64-334. M. C. Z.
vacciniivorana (Tortrix), 78-241.*

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Tortrix. See Cacecia; Sciaphila; Teras.
Pyralide.
Acrobasis. See Phycis.

Anerastia roseatella (Nephopteryx), 123-270,
=hematica, Zeller. M.C. Z.
Botis borealis (Pyrausta), 30-53. M.C. Z.
californicalis, 122-260.
mustelinalis, 122-262.
perrubralis, 122-264.
profundalis, 122-261.
semirubralis, 122-263.
subolivalis, 122-261.
syringicola, 78-250.
unifascialis, 122-261.
= subolivalis, Pack.
Calaclysta metalliferalis, 122-265.
Crambus argillaceellus, 30-54.
carpenterellus, 157-548.
unistriatellus, 30-54.
Dakruma grossulariz (Pempelia), 64-331.
=conyolutella, Hiibn.
Eromena californicalis, 122-264.
Eudorea. See Scoparia.
Eurycreon occidentalis (Scopula), 122-260.
=rantalis, Guen.
Myeolois albiplagiatella, 123-269.

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Pyralide—Continued.
Nephopteryx edmandsii, 8-120. M. C. Z.
fenestrella (Pempelia), 122-259.
M. C. Z..
latifasciatella, 123-269.
=ovalis, Pack. M.C.Z.
-leoninella (Pempelia), 122-259.
M. C. Z.
ovalis (Pempelia), 123-269. M.C.Z.
See Anerastia.
Pempelia. See Dakruma; Nephopteryx.
Phycis rubrifasciella (A crobasis), 123-267.
M.C. Z.+
Pyrausta. See Botis.
Scoparia albisinuatella (Eudorea ?), 30-53.§
M. C. Z.-
frigidella (Eudorea?), 30-53.§

Scopula glacialis, 30-52. M.C. Z.
See Eurycreon.
Geometride.
Acidalia albocostaliata, 176-336. M.C. Z.
californiata, 96-390.
=sideraria, Guen. M.C. Z

candidaria, 128-72.
=ordinata, Walk. B.S.N.H.

granitaria, 96-390. M.C.Z
longipennata, 128-71.
=peralbata, Pack. M.C.Z
okakaria, 30-43.
accel =inductata, Guen. M.C.Z

pacificaria, 96-391.
=sideraria, Guen.
peralbata, 128-70.
perirrorata, 128-71.
productata, 176-334.
punctofimbriata, 128-70.
quadrilineata, 176-345.
quinquelinearia, 96-389.
rotundopennata, 176-837.
rubrolineata, 124-28.

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rubromarginata, 96-391.
=hepaticaria, Guen. M.C.Z
subalbaria, 124-28. M.C. Z.
Anagoga californiaria (Ellopia), 96-384.
=occiduaria, Walk. M.C.Z
Anaplodes, 176-392.
pistaciaria, 176-392. M.C. Z
Anisopteryx autumnata, 176-400.
=pometaria, Harris. M.C. Z.

Annemoria, 176-375.
unitaria (Eunemoria), 124-30.
M.C. Z.
Antepione, 176-483.
sulphurata (Heteroiocha), 128-79.

M.C. Z.

Aplodes approximaria, 128-73. JtpAvlirs

brunnearia, 176-388. M. C. Z.

coniferaria, 280-933. M.C. Z.
latiaria, 128-74.

=var. of mimosaria, Guen. J.A.L.

* According to Riley this is a seasonal dimorphic form of oxycoccana ; Feruald considers this = minuta

Rob., and that oxycoccana should remain distinct.

+According to Professor Fernald this is not a Calaclysta.
| Pinivestis abietivorella, given by Grote (Check List, 1882, p.55) as one of Packard’s species, was
described by Grote (Bull. U.S. Geol. Surv., v. 4, p. 701).

§ Probably varieties of S-. centuriella, Schiff.

Geometride—Continued.

Aplodes rubrifrontaria (Racheospila), 128-76.

M.C. Z.

rubrolinearia, 128-74.
=inclusaria, Walk.
rubromarginaria, 176-389.
Aspilates lintneraria, 154-44.
=liberaria, Walk.
pervaria, 128-62.
quadrifasciaria, 128-62.
Asthena brunneifasciata, 176-325.
triseriata (Corycia), 154-50.
=albogilvaria, Morr.
Azelina behrensata, 96-386.
=var. of hubnerata, Guen.
Baptria. See Odezia.
-Boarmia. See Cymatophora.
Caberodes cervinaria, 128-81.
See Metanema
Callizzia, 176-314.
amorata, 176-315.
Caripeta piniaria (P:rennomos), 78-247.

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Carsia alpinata, 128-52, =paludata, Thunb.
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Caulostoma occiduaria, 154-52. M.C. Z.
Ceratodalia, 176-322.
gueneata, 176-323. M. C. Z.
Chesias. See Eupithecia.
Chloraspilates, 176-211.
bicoloraria, 176-212. N. M.
Chlorosea, 124-31.
bistriaria, 176-378. M.C. Z. |
nevadaria, 124-31. M.C. Z. |

perviridaria, 176-379.

=fasciolaria, Guen. M.C. Z.

Choerodes bipunctaria, 63-64.
See Eutrapela.

Cidaria. See Glaucopteryx; Hydriomena; Ochy.

via; Petrophora; Thera.
Cleora nigrovenaria, 176-454.
pellucidaria, 128-78.

=semiclusaria, Walk. M.C. Z.

piniaria (Zerene), 78-246.

=semiclusaria, Walk.
M.C. Z.

umbrosaria, 124-23.

Coremia. See Ochyria.
Corycia. See Asthena; Eudeilinia.
Cymatophora californiaria (Boarmia), 96-387.
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plumosaria, 154-51. M. C. Z.
poly grammaria, 176-439. M.C. Z.
quinquelinearia, 154-51. M.C.Z. |
Dasyfidonia, 176-233.
Deilinia pacificaria, 176-307. M.C. Z.
Drepanodes juniperaria, 100-371.
=olyzonaria, Walk. M.C. Z.
panamaria, 124-39. M. C. Z.
Ellopia. See Anagoga.
Endropia apiciaria, 176-502.
—warneri Harvey. M.C.Z. |

bilinearia (Priocycla), 78-245.

B.S. N. H.
M. C. Z.
M. C. Z.

pilosaria, 176-501.
Eois ferrugata, 176-321.

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Eois gemmata, 176-320.

occidentata (Hyria), 124-29. M.C. Z.
Epione mustelinaria, 63-64.
Epirrita 12-lineata (Larentia), 124-19.
==var. of inclinata, Walk. M.C. Z,.
perlineata (Larentia), 124-20.
=incilnata, Walk. M.C. Z.
Euacidalia, 128-69.
floridata, 176-319. M.C. Z.
sericeata, 128-69. M. C. Z.
Euaspilates, 154-45.
spinataria, 154-45. M.C. Z.

Eucrostis zelleraria, 176-370.
=phyliinaria, Zell. M.C. Z,
Eudeilinia, 176-302.
biseriata (Corycia), 128-68.
=herminiata, Guen.
Euep hyra, 128-73.

serrulata, 128-73. M. C. Z.
Eufidonia, 176-225.
Eufitchia, 176-247.
Eumacaria, 128-67.

brunnearia, 128-67. M.C. Z.

Eunemoria, 124-30; 128-76, =Annemoria, Pack.
See Annemoria; Synchlora.
Euphanessa, 6-102.*

Eupistheria. See Thamnonoma.
Eupithecia albicapitata, 176-48. M.C.Z
behrensata, 176-59. M.C.Z

cretaceata (Larentia), 154-40.

luteata, 30-46.
nevadata, 96-395.
occidentaliata (Chesias), 96-404.
=subapicata, Guen.
palpata, 128-58.
=luteata, Pack.
Tavocostaliata, 176-60.
rotundopunctata, 96-395.
strattonata, 128-60.
zy gadeniata, 176-01.
See Glaucopteryx ; Lobophora.
Eurhinosea, 124-34, = Petrophora, Hiibn.
See Petrophora.
Eutrapela falcata, 124-39.
furciferata, 176-559.
nubilata (Chcerodes), 96-381.
M. C. Z.

M.C. Z.

geminata, 128-58. ;
=absyntbiata, Linn. M.C.Z
interruptofasciata, 128-59. M.C.Z
longipalpata, 176-56. M.C.Z
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Fidonia. See Loxofidonia.
Glaucopteryx aurata (Cidaria), 30-51.
= cesiata, Borkh. M.C. Z.
multilineata (Cidaria), 96-403.
=implicata, Guen. M.C. Z.
guadripunctata (Cidaria), 96-402.
=magnoliata, Gueun. M.C.Z.

Gnophos haydenata, 176-445. M.C. Z,.
Goniacidalia, 128-68.

furciferata, 128-68. M.C. Z.
Gorytrodes trilinearia, 124-24. M. C. Z.

Gueneria, 176-307.

* Described as a Bombycid; see Ent. Amer., 1885, v. 1, p. 167, for Hulst’s reasons for placing here.

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Halia. See Thamnonoma.

*Hemerophila latifasciaria, 124-33. M.C. Z.
Hesperumia, 124-37 ; 128-79.
ochreata, 124-37. M.C. Z.

sulphuraria, 128-79.
=ochreata, Pack. M.C. Z.

Heterolocha edwardsata, 96-383. M.C. Z.
See Antepione.
Heterophleps harveiata, 176-193. M.C. Z.

Hydriomena albifasciata (Hypsipetes), 154-41.
18l, 13),

californiata (Hypsipetes), 96-396.
M.C. Z.
glaucata (Cidaria), 124-20. H.E.
nubilofasciata (Hypsipetes) 96-398.

M.C. Z.
quinquefasciata (Hypsipetes) , 96-
397. M.C. Z.
speciosata (Hypsipetes), 124-22.
M. C. Z.
viridata (Hypsipetes), 124-21.
M.C. Z.

Hypsipetes. See Hydriomena.
Hyria. See Kois.
Larentia. See Epirrita; Eupithecia.
Lithostege rotundata, 154-39. M.C. Z.
triseriata, 154-39. M.C.Z
Lobophora inequaliata, 176-180.
montanata, 154-40. M.C. Z.
vernata (Eupithecia), 128-57.

= limitaria, Walk. M.C. Z.
viridata, 128-56. M.C. Z.
Loxofidonia, 176-223.
acidaliata (Fidonia), 154-48.
M.C. Z.
Lozogramma atropunctata, 154-50. M.C. Z

ferruginosaria (Tephrosia), 96-388.
M.C. Z.
nigroseriata (Tephrosia), 124-32.
= ferruginosaria, Pack. M.C. Z.
Lythria rilevaria, 176-221.
= chamechrysaria, Grote. M.C. Z.
snoviaria, 176-222. M.C. Z.
Macaria. See Phasiane; Semiothisa.
Marmopteryx, 176-259.
marmorata (Tephrina) 96-393.
M.C. Z.
tesseilata, 157-552. M.C. Z.
Melanippe. See Rheumampteryx.
Melanthia. See RKheumampteryx.
Metanema carnaria (Caberodes), 128-80. M.C. Z.
See Tetracis.
Metrocampa viridoperlata, 124-38.
=var. perlaria, Guen. H.E.
Nemoria gratata, 176-373. M.C. Z,
Ochyria californiata (Coremia), 96-398.
=munitata, Hibn. M.C. Z.
carneata (Phibalapteryx), 154-43,
M.C. Z.
gueneeata, 176-141. M.C. Z.
labradorensis (Coremia), 30-46.
=var. of munitata, Hiibn. M.C. Z.
lacteata, 176-143. M.C. Z.

| Geometride—Continued.

Ochyria lignicolorata (Coremia), 154-42.

M.C. Z.

nigrofasciata (Cidaria), 30-49.
= abrasaria, HS. M,C: Z.
rubrosuffasata (Cidaria), 96-402.
M.C. Z.
strigata (Cidaria), 30-50.
=munitata, Hiibn. M.C. Z.
Odezia californiata (Baptria), 96-404. M.C.Z.
Orthofidonia, 176-235.
Pachynemia psi, 128-61.
Panagra. See Phasine.
Paraphia piniata, 78-246. =subatomaria, Guen.
Parennomos, 78-248, =Caripeta, Walk.
See Caripeta.
Petrophora albolineata (Cidaria), 128-55.

M. C. Z.

brunneata (Cidaria), 30-47.

=truncata, Hiibn. M.C. Z.

disjunctaria (Cidaria), 128-53,

=cunigerata, Walk.

flavata (Eurhinosea), 124-35.
M. C. Z.

leoninata (Cidaria), 96-401. M.C. Z.

montanata (Cidaria), 128-55.
=prunata, Linn.
nubilata (Cidaria), 30-48 ; 96-400.
=var. of prunata, Linn. M.C. Z.
subochreata (Cidavia), 96-400.

=mancipata,Guen. M.C. Z.

triangulata (Cidaria), 128-54.

=prunata, Linn.
M.C. Z.

Phasiane atrofasciata, 176-264.
excurvata, 154-47,

=continuata, Walk. M.C. Z.

flavofasciata (Panagra), 96-394.

=neptata,Guen. M.C. Z
irrorata, 176-273. M.C.Z
meadiata, 154-47. M.C. Z
nubiculata, 176-267. M.C. Z
sinuata, 154-45. M.C.Z
snoviata, 176-268. M.C. Z

subminiata (Panagra), 124-25.

subminiata (Macaria), 154-49.

=snoviata, Pack. M.C. Z.

trifasciata, 154-46.

==var. of mellistrigata, Gr. M.C, Z.

Phibalapteryx. See Ochyria.
Philereme albosignata (Scotosia), 128-61.

M. C. Z.

californiata (Scotosia), 96-399.

M. C. Z.
meadiata (Scotosia), 154-41. M.C. Z.

Plagodis keutzingaria, 176-468.

Priocycla. See Endropia.

Racheospila. See Aplodes.

Rheumampteryx brunneicellata (Melanthia),

154-42. M.C. Z.

kodiakata (Melanippe),
124-23. =lugubrata, Staud.
H. E.

Scotosia. See Philereme.

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Geometride—Continued.
Selidosema californiaria, 96-394.
=juturnaria, Guepv. M.C, Z,
Semiothisa californiata (Macaria), 96-392.
M.C. Z.
dislocaria, 176-282. M.C. Z.
duplicaria (Macaria), 128-65.
=ocellinata, Guen. M.C. Z.
minorata (Macaria), 128-66. M.C. Z.
multilineata (Macaria), 128-65.
M.C. Z.
pallidata (Macaria), 128-64.

=californiata, Pack. M C.Z. |

punctolineata (Macaria), 128-64.

M.C. Z. |

sexmaculata (Macaria), 30-44.
=eranitata,Guen. M.C.Z
S-signata (Macaria), 128-63. M.C. Z.
Sicya crocearia, 124-36.
=macularia, Harris. H.E.
Stenaspilates, 176-212.

meskaria, 176-213. N. M.
Stenotrachelys permagnaria, 176-450. N. M.
Synchlora albolineata, 128-75.

=glaucaria, Guen. M.C
excurvaria, 128-76. M.C. Z

gracilaria (Eunemoria), 128-77.
=glaucaria, Guen. M.C. Z.

rubrifrontaria, 128-75. M. C. Z.

tricoloraria (Eunemoria), 124-30.
=liquoraria, Guen. M.C. Z.

Tephrina. See Marmopteryx; Thamnonoma.
Tephrosia californiaria, 96-388. M.C. Z.
faleataria, 124-32. M. C. Z.

See Lozogramma.
Tetracis aurantiacaria (Metanema), 124-34.

=cervinaria, Pack. M.C.

cervinaria (Metanema), 96-386. M. C.

grotearia, 176-553. M.C.

paralleliaria, 124-38. M.C.

trianguliferata, 96-384. H.

Thamnonoma argillacearia (Tephrina), 154-48.

cineraria (Halia), 96-392.

=marcescaria,Guen. M.C. Z,

ferruginaria (Eupistheria), 128-78.
=brunnearia, Thunb. M.C. Z.

flavicaria, 176-256. WE One

muenearia, 176-252. M. C. Z

quadrilinearia (Halia), 124-26.
M. C. Z.

sulphuraria (Eupistheria), 128-77,

M.C. Z.

tripunctaria (Halia), 124-26.

Thera contractata (Cidaria), 128-56.
Tornos approximaria, 176-215.

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Zerene. See Cleoria.
Noctuide.

Agrotis littoralis, 30-36. M. C. Z.
okakensis, 30-38. M. C. Z:-
ortoni, 63-63.=saucia, Hiibn. M.C. Z°
umbrata, 30-37. M.C. Z.

Anarta bicycla, 30-41.

=melaleuca, Thunb. M.C. Z
nigro-lunata, 30-40.
=melanopa, Thunb. M. IC: Z.

Noctuide—Continued. ,
Heliophila rufostrigata (Leucania), 30-36,
P.A.S.
Leucania, See Heliophila.
Palindia geminata, 63-64. M. C. Z.
Platycerura, 6-373.
furcilla, 6-374. B.S. N. H.

Bombycide.

Actias azteca, 64-298.
Adoneta leucosigma (Cyclopteryx), 6-346.

Antarctia bicolor, 63-63. M. C. Z.
punctata, 6-123. M.C.Z
Apatelodes, 6-353.
hyalinopuncta, 6-354.

=angelica, Gr. M.C. Z-
Arachnis picta, 6-126. M. C. Z.
Arctia pallida, 6-118.
Attacus amazonica, 102-85. M. C. Z.
Byssophaga grisea (Cisthene), 112-84.

=nexa, Boisd. M.C.Z.

Callarctia, 6-114.
ornata, 6-115.
Callimorpha vestalis, 6-108.
=var. of Lecontei, Boisd.
Callochlora, 6-339, =Parasa, Moore.
See Parasa.
Callosamia, 6-379, =Attacus, Linn.
Cecrita. See Coelodasys; Seirodonta.
Cisthene. See Byssophaga.
Clemensia, 6-100.
albata, 6-101.
umbrata, 112-85.*
Clisiocampa californica, 6-387.
Coelodasys, 6-363.
biguttata, 6-365.
cinereofrons, 6-366.
= var. of biguttata, Pack.
B.S.N.

M. C. Z.

B. Sone

edmandsii, 6-364.
harrisii, 6-865.
mustelina (Cecrita ?), 6-359
BuS.Nwee
Crambidia, 6-99.
pallida, 6-99.
Cyclopteryx, 6-344, = Adoneta, Clem.
See Adoneta.
Cyrtosia, 6-342, = Packardia, G. & R.
See Packardia.
Dasylophia, 6-362.
interna, 6-363.

Drepana. See Platypteryx.

Dryopteris irrorata, 6-377. IEA SP

Ecpantheria permaculata (Leucarctia), 112-86.

=reducta, Gr. M.C.Z.

Edapteryx, 6-375, =Prionia, Hiibn.

See Prionia.

Euchronia, 6-382, —Hemileuca, Walk.

Euclea bifida, 6-338. PASS
ferruginea, 6-338. M.C. 2:
monitor, 6-337.

=querceti;H.S. B.

Euleucophzus, 112-88.

tricolor, 112-89. H. E.
Gastropacha californica, 112-91.
ferruginea, 6-386.
Gloveria, 112-89.

B.S. N. H.

B.S. N. H.

S. N. B.

* Type lost in the mail.—Hy. Edwards.

TONS See

43

Bombycide—Continued. - Bombycide—Continued.
Gloveria arizonensis, 112-90. Packardia albipuncta (Cyrtosia), 6-344.
Gluphisia trilineata, 6-355. Boe Nee elegans (Cyrtosia), 6-342. B.S. N. H,
Halisidota agassizii, 6-128. fusca (Cyrtosia), 6-343.
==maculata, Harris. M.C. Z. geminata (Cyrtosia), 6-343.
argentata, 6-129. M.C. Z. Parasa vernata (Callochlora), 6-339.
edwardsil, 6-129. M.C. Z. =chloris,H.S. M.C.Z
pustulata, 63-63. M.C. Z. Parorgyia, 6-332.
Hemileuca diana, 157-557. juno, Pack. M. C. Z. basiflava, 6-333. B.S.N. H
juno, 112-87. M. C.Z. Pheosia rimosa, 6-358.
Hepialus argentata (Sthenopis), 6-392. Phobetron nigricans (Thyridopteryx), 6-350.
=argenteomaculatus, Harris. Plataretia, 6-109.
PASoNe EE See Nemeophila.
labradoriensis, 6-394. M.C. Z. Plateeciticus, 64-291.
mustelinus, 6-393. B.S. N. H. gloveri, 64-291.* M. C. Z.
purpurascens (Sthenopis), 4-598 ; 6-392. Platypteryx siculifer (Drepana), 112-87.
=argenteomaculatus, Harris. Prionia bilineata (Edapteryx), 6-376.
Heterocampa cinerea (Lochmzus), 6-372. Psyche carbonaria, 328-51.
PAGS! Pyrrharctia, 6-120.
marina (Lochmeus), 6-373. californica, 6-121.
obliqua, 6-368. PALS. =var. of isabella, A. &S. M.C. Z.
olivata (Lochmzus), 6-371. Seirarctia, 6-119.
= biundata, Walk. PA. S: clio, 6-120.
tessella (Lochmeeus), 6-370. Seirodonta bilineata (Cecrita), 6-359. B.S. N. H.
=marthesia, Cram. A.S. P. Spilosoma vestalis, 6-125. M.C. Z.
trouvelotii, 6-369. Sthenopsis, 6-390, — Hepialus, Fabr.
unicolor (Lochmeeus), 6-373. See Hepialus.
P.A.S, Thyridopteryx. See Phobetron.
Heterogenea shurtleffi, 6-346. BSN EL. Tortricidia,6-347.
Ianassa virgata (Xylinodes), 6-367. testacea, 6-348. B.S. N. H.
=lignicolor, Walk. P.A.S. Xylinodes, 6-366, = Ianassa, Walk.
Ichthyura indentata, 6-352. B.S. N. H. See tanassa.
inversa, 6-352. M.C.Z. | 4ygenide. t
Isa, 6-347. Acoloithus sanbornii (Harrisina), 7-32.
. Lagoa crispata, 6-335. B.S. N. H. =falsarius,Clem. B.S. N. H.
Leucarctia, 6-124. Anatolmis, 7-45.
californica, 6-125. grotei, 7-47.
=acraea, Drury. M.U.Z. Glaucopis tricolor, 63-62. M.C. Z.
See Ecpantheria. Harrisina, 7-31. See Acoloithus.
Limacodes biguttata, 6-341. B.S. N. H. Lycomorpha miniata, 112-84. MC. Z:
y-inversa, 6-341. M.C. Z. palmeri, 112-84, MeOuZe
Lithacodes, 6-345, = Limacodes, Latr. Phry ganidia, 6-348. +
Lithacodia graefii, 328-52. IX SS LE californica, 6-349. M.C. Z.
Lithosia argillacea, 6-98.
=bicolor, Grote. B.S. N.H. HYMENOPTERA.
rubropicta, 328-52. A.S.P, | Chaleidide.
Lochmeus. See Heterocampa. Anthophorabia megachilis, 8-134.
Lophodonta, 6-357. Copidosoma turni (Eneyrtus), 231-32. S$. H.S.
ferruginea, 6-357. RaSeN re Derostenus antiope (Entedon), 231-36.
Nadata doubledayi, 6-356. B.S. N. H.
Nemeophila modesta (Platarctia), 6-113. M.C.Z. | Encyrtus montinus, 156-347. See Copidosoma.
scudderi (Platarctia), 6-113. | Entedon. See Derostenus.
P.A.S. Kulophus. See Tetrastichus.
Oedemasia, 6-359. Tetrastichus saundersii (Eulophus), 231-34.
badia, 6-361. S. H.S.
=nitida, Pack. B.S.N.H. | semidez (Eulophus), 156-347.
; nitida, 6-360. | Swiss
Orgyia definita, 6-332. thecle (Eulophus), 231-34. 8S. H.S.
=var. of leucosigma. A. & S. Trichogramma minutissimum, 231-37.

* Described from Glover's figures. See 328-51.

tAccording to Smith (Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., v.12) none of the genera mentioned except Glaucopis,
belong to the Zygenide. It is more convenient however, to catalogue them here.

tOriginally described as a Psychid. Stretch (Ill. Zyg. & Bomby., p. 90) places near Procris and
Ctenucha ‘‘chietly because unable to assign it a more satisfactory position.’ Later, Packard ac-
cepted Stretch’s view. Butler (Papilio, v.1, p. 131) contends that the larva and pupa show no affinity
to Zygenide or Psychide ; that the structure of the imago scarcely differs from Hyrmina of the Dio-
ptide. Grote in his check-list (1882) follows Butler. Mr. J. B. Smith writes me that the genus is

_ an abberent one and is ‘‘more Lithosid than anything else.”’

Proctotrypide. -
Pteratomus, 8-137.

putnami, 8-138.
Braconide.

Apanteles atalante (Microgaster), 231-27.
=congregatus, Say.
carduicola (Microgaster), 231-27.
=frutuosus, Cress.
lunatus (Microgaster), 231-28.
nephoptericis (Microgaster), 8-122.
pieridis (Microgaster), 231-26.
=pieridivora, Riley, a var. of con
gregatus, Say.
Microgaster carinata, 231-25.

= var. of gelechiz, Riley. S.H.S.

hallii, 179-52.
See Apanteles.
Ichneumonide.
Campoplex pieridicola, 231-20.
Cryptus samiz, 10-345.
smiithii, 10-346.
Ichneumon huntere, 231-22.

=rufiventris Brullé. S. H.S.

tharotis, 231-24.
=instabilis Cress.

Ophion tityri, 231-19.
=bilineatus Say.

Scoliade.
Scolia bisignata, 63-61.
Pompilide.

Pepsis purpuripes, 63-61.
quitonensis, 63-61.
vinipennis, 63-61.

Pompilus vinicolor, 63-62.

Bembecide.
Monedula, 10-maculata, 63-60.
Nyssonide.

Gorytes atricornis, 12-428.
canaliculatus, 12-428.
denticulatus, 12-430.
ephippiatus, 12-426.
flavicornis, 12-429.
moneduloides, 12-431.
nebulosus, 12-424.
rufo-luteus, 12-425.
rugosus, 12-427.

Mellinus bimaculatus, 12--419.

Nysson laterale, 12-440.

Oxybelus mucronatus, 12-436.

Trypoxylon rubro-cinctum, 12-416.

tridentatum, 12-417.

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Anacrabro, 12-67.
ocellatus, 12-68.
Blepharipus harrisii, 12-376.
minimus, 12-377.
Cerceris occipitomaculata, 12-62.

Crabro brunneipes, 12-102. A.E.S
corrugatus, 12-107. A.E.S
cristatus, 12-101. A.E.S
eubiceps, 12-105. A.E.S
denticulatus, 12-97. A.E.S
effosus, 12-104.
gracilissimus, 12-78. ALES

oblongus, 12-88.

S.H.S.

S. H.S.

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, Crabronide—Continued.
Crabro parvulus, 12-108.
paucimaculatus, 12-90.
pauper, 12-95.
producticollis, 12-76.
quadrangularis, 12-85.
14-maculatus, 12-87.
rufifemur, 12-81.
septentrionalis, 12-110.
stirpicola, 12-111.
tenuiglossa, 12-98.
trapezoideus, 12-89.
villositrons, 12-84.
Diodontus americanus, 12-393.
Mimesa basirufa, 12-406.
cingulata, 12-410.
cressonii, 12-405.
denticulata, 12-406.
mont ola, 12-407.
pauper, 12-409.

Psen chalcifrons, 12-401.
elongatus, 12-400.
fuscipes, 12-402.
niger, 12-399.

Rhopalum pedicellatum, 12-380.

rufigaster, 12-382.

Stigmus americanus, 12-386.

Thyreopus argus, 12-359.

cingulatus, 12-366.
coloradensis, 12-356.
cribrellifer, 12-358.
discifer, 12-363.
monticolor, 12-367.
pegasus, 12-362.
signifer, 12-361.
tumidus, 12-364.
vernalis, 12-369.

Vespide.
Montezumia andeus, 63-60.
Andrenide.
Augochlora fuscipes, 63-60.
nigro-znea, 63-59.
Halictus rimosiceps, 63-60.
Apide.
Anthidium pictifrons, 63-59.
Anthophora conica, 63-58.
pilifrons, 63-58.
Centris braccata, 63-57.
4-maculata, 63-57.
Euglossa bombiformis, 63-57.
Osmia lignivora, 23-376; 64-139.
Trigona mellicolor, 63-56.

GROUP NAMES.

Cinura, 64e-iii.
Elytrophora, 264-294.
Euglossata, 264-294.
Eurhynchota, 264-294.
Heterometabola, 61-iii.
Mecaptera, 317-808.
Phyloptera, 264-287.
Platyptera, 264-292.
Plectoptera, 317-808.

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INDEX.

Abdominal anbenne. .- soo. coe e ween 73
APPCNAACES .--..05---ccccue soe 83
segments in lepidopterous lar-

VSAM MUM DEL OF a. in5 jennie oe 294.
Sense organs ..................- 75

PRA CIONS WlaMValon emcee clcice «cme mcleecjen clea a's 149

Adirondacks, decay of spruce in ......-.--. 260

Alleguash River, insects collected on ...... 2

Anabrus. (See Western cricket.)

Amnecestry of Insects=:.5..-055-.2.520..2. 82, 99, 138

MGS Aces Seton sia c= Seles es 81

Anopthalmus, larva........................ 149

Peni Cenncos VOC OMIA 22S 5 sw cians ecleneewcies 73

AU) NTS) GAR ooo aca deb posecOno OSS AEeCoeCsnee 1

ANTI DING) 029, 652550 cos dc deseo DOB SE EEC UE EAT aEee 38

Appendages, abdominal.................... 93

homologous, with legs........ 190

PARI SECUS eecmionjasee == oe ccs e adece cee we 16, 39

Aquatic pyralid larva....-....-....-...---- 277

Arachnid, is Limulus an .........--..--... 234, 235

Arachnida, coxal slands ..............---.. 249
DSSS) 2 Fis Seca Oe ee 287
TENT GEN ogscnssonS5o00egS0EO500 268

Araneina of Kentucky caves............... 160

Archipolypoda, position .-........---.--.-. 243

Arctia caja, number of larval moults.....-. 1(8

PENNY AW OU nce stole a aat = = a'a ain says So eeje'a\e ee 1, 334

Arthropods, aspect of body ........--.----. 279

nomenclature of external
EIS s os cob poopacbagoDoaeEede 239
Smee aaaoe shew oe ae wdc 320, 325
Arrangement of the orders of insects. ...... 317
Articulates (Peab. Acad. Sci.) Reports. .62, 101,
126, 153
Yersin on nervous system of.. 221
JSTOR 5 0 So er 22, 46
Bees, discovery of the origin of sting of.... 143
LNCSOG) CEE bee tea Sela ea 23
injurious to fruit, are...... Bets is mrayatetatsre 37
IVER ERC. se S i gS OOO RS ee eee ee 290
of New England, Humble............ 8
BIND OF COUSOL jose ae noes eases. ctcene 291
Barthenecenesis Of 55 .0.222-. 2265.20 106
of Honey.......----. 201
tongue, anatomy, and function of..... 281

Beetles of Kentucky caves...... Be ae 168

Bibliography of economic entomology...... 230

Blind forms, anatomy and origin.........-. 324

Body of Arthropods, aspect.-...........-.- 279

IBOMDYVCIGG OWe=~ ssh sc loss Sse eee ce ae 112, 328

synopsis United States........ 6 |

Borers of shade trees. -.-...4..--.--0..0c-c. ae IN|

Bot-fly maggots in turtle..-................ 237
Brauer’s classification of insects ........... 301
JSTOR ECUEIIS) Bag uo eHpEeSUCeBECssogcdasebeses 84
British Museum, N. Am. Phalenide and
AY LACES Ws ae cde arsenite eee eee 129
Butterflies, ichneumon parasites of ........ 231
parasites of White Mountain .. 156
partiality for white flowers of
WHIT cece ette eee eateries 180:
California Moths, distiibution ............. 117
Phtalenitls fowac oe eee ocisieeeee 96, 124
Pierophorid see eee see 122
Pyralidee sce aac ane aces meine 122
Telea polyphemus in............ 141
Caloptenus spretus in Massachusetts ...... 164
(See Rocky Mountain Locust.)
Cambala, notice of genus ...-..........-... 261
Canker WORM er alaate car ee = SescsSsdocecas 198, 336
increasing distribution of -.. 31
egg-laying habit of egg-para-
SHS) @) fempnhonoonsoesseocooh 270
Caribou Island, Coleoptera ................ (it;
Caripeta angustivorata, transformations... 283
CRSOavWOLIM Sye craters ctieteietoisisie eisieteieeierelera oie ltetetle 57
CaviGy SlACIt Cals ceases so eicieecisnteel=ciiein saan 268
Araneina of Kentucky ..........---. 160:
ISGGUIES Jacode GabddoseontosdsHnnosoned 168
HAMM AIO hol Gawler a ales eteleys 130
JURY odeoncodoaob eogdbOahos 222
WEWRTAOUGR, abocoocecsaodonos 91, 115
Newmarket ................ 222
INGO RETAGIR, soa0sdesddaono0Ke 227
INCH AQTNEANCR sooo5qubo6aG 324
WW sas Hdscnddoribonadcadood 187
SPLGCKS ate ateiewicieieiw nl -1= alee ew else'e|wielole nin - 166
Centipede, poisonous ..-..-.........-...... 202
Century’s progress in American Zoology... 171
| Cermatia forceps, brain and eyes .......... 213
@etomiamm tla nc cemecieciettemeereteleereeresaaiate 217
Chilopods, Sogratf on embryology of....... 267
Chironomus, salt-water ........--........-- 34
Chrysopa, embryology ......-..-.-..---.... 88
Chrysopila, abdominal appendages ........ 93
Cigars destroyed by Insects ............... 161
Cinurous Thysanura of Mexico...... erates 311
Classification of Insects, Brauer’s.-........ 301
Neuroptera............ 49, 88, 250
Oxthopterace--ecee eee 250
Clisiocampa, egg-parasite of ...........-..- 329
HOWNCS WON Gassoocecoso cosnObbosobosAodKs 26
Cocoons, method of escape of Silkworm
Moths ..... aastapueadooe sa0e peter eierettare 194

45

46

Coleoptera, Caribou Island........-.---.--- 77

Colorado 2---- 5655-6 aso anne 192

Eaprador oo --2 -s-eoh eo enaoes 77, 113

ian ee ee ee 192

Collecting Insects, diregtions for so. a. eaes sy By

Colorado Coleoptera.-..-......--..----.-...- 192

Moths, distribution ....--....-.-.- 157

larva of fly in Hot Spring in..... 238

Mey ria neds soon sec aah Eo. oS

Potato-beetle ..---..------.-. 198, 334

Gammon asecine- == =~ sees eee eee ean oo 139

Geryilalnn, OlNCU .. 6c 9c e= nossa nennee mann = 28

Cotton Moth in Rhode Island.............. 209

worm investigation. .-........------- 203

Coxal glands of Arachnida............-.-.- 249

Cranberry Insects -.--.....-........--. 196,338

Gricke, ered ot (reo. —-- <-.--- ono heme 216

VWVGR igs 355 Sachs pee een see 221

Cimatn SE Sih eee eo ee eee Se Soe 76, 198

Currant worm...-.............. seroso ates 334

SN aO BbeU AL see ao = ae een ae 265

Diplax, development ..................--. 36, 49, 51

SMDEVOlOP yen eae 94

er ee ee 21

development .....--.-----.-.--- 36, 49, 51

SES) oS sh eeSeS sche Sse esse 24

MeL OPALLS. a= eee eee 144

Drasteriaerechthea,differenceintwobroods. 241

any spr oelHSCCLS oe een San eee eee 16

Economic entomology, bibliography... -.... 230

Edible Mexican Insects..--...--........... 300
Egg-laying habits of egg parasite of Canker-

WOH oa shodssenesee 270

Maple-tree borer...... 285

Egg-parasite of Clisiocampa ........-...-.. 329

Embide, systematic position............... 288

Entomological calendars, April -....-...--. 16, 39

AMICUS beeen see ee 22, 46

early spring ...--- 16

Shue eh sass 36 20

JUNC. =---\soee es 18, 43

Maye fen oo 17, 41

September ....... 25

Commission Bulletins ....- 185, 186

Circulars...... 183, 184

7 investigationsof 215

Reports. ..197, 221, 264

records...... 65, 79, 108, 114, 131, 155

Epeira cancer .......-------2.---- 222+ eeeees 66

TIPATI Bee come neem see ene eemeinma 66

Ephydra, salt-water. -....------.----------- 59

Essex County, injurious Insects.-........... 107

hy SaNU TAs eel mie aa ae 127

Europe, Eurypauropus in .............-...- 246

Eurypauropus in Europe ........-....----- 246

Evergreen forests, destruction of. .263, 305, 321, 322

EB INER See ae eee oo os Sonn en ace eens 47

Wes; CHAPLer ON <2 on. << one coe e nm eneneeae 56

metamorphosis of ..-...-..---------- 150

Flight of Insects ..........---.-.----------- 333
Flowers, partiality of white butterflies for

cto (2) ale RSE e eee 180

Fly, abdominal sense organs of..........-.. 75

OSS ee ae eee 169, 335, 339

in hot spring in Colorado, larve of..... 238

Fiy, transformations of House ..... Sp - 20152
Food, Grasshoppers a8 ..-.--. -..----------- 147
Forest trees, Insects injurious to. .229, 258, 260, 263,
264, 305, 321, 322, 327
larve injurious to ............ 264
Zosail Sneeets-2 <0. two eee eee ee 40
from Green River ........... 200
Sunderland, Mass...... 92
Fossorial Hymenoptera, N. Am. revision... 12
Fruit, are Bees injurious to..............-.. 37
Fruit culture, value of Honey-bees in...... 331
Gelechia, Hemlock -2) 2-253. 2o2 oe ee 273
| Geometridz. See Phalenide.

Grain Aphis °°... .--- 5-2 =e eee 1
Grasshopper, hateful in Massachusetts... 164
New England..-... ~ 146
question” 23.2. stan eeeeee 232
Red-lepred ooo: a epee eee 19
Grassheppers as food. :.- 5 ease eee 147
Green River, fossil Insects from ........... 200
Growth of Insects), =~ = anceps =e neha
Guide to the study of Insects...--......--. 64
Gynandromorphism in Lepidoptera --..-... 167
Half hours with Insects: ....-.---.-22.052-- 193
| Hauser on smell of Insects......-...-.-.--- 325

Head of winged Insects, number of segments
AT orc ioe tins wen ee pe ee ees 256
Hemlock Gelechia.<.....2 soe s5- eee 273
Hessian fly... - 5.22.0. sees Sao os 188, 219, 264
Hexapoda: -<5.25- ence ee eee 265
Hexapodous Insects, embryology of-.--..-.--. 110
Homeot the Bees. 22-223. 6. cs aoe eee 23
Honey-bee, Moths killed by.--...-.....-.-. 208
Parasites --2 4-244 conee ees 42
parthenogenesis of ......--..... 201
Honey-bees in fruit culture, value of---.-.-. 331
Hormed (Corydalus:-ss.--—- eee 28
Hot spring in Colorado, larvaof Fly from... 2388
HpnSelBY, 32-52-6250 25 eee 169, 335, 339
transformations of..-......-.-.... 152
Humble-bees of New England............. 8
Hymenoptera .-.-....-----------+-++-------- 175
development and position of. 11
{oOSSOrish — <2 =e eee 12

South American (Orton ex-
pedition))-—-=.chee- see 63

Ichneumons, parasitic, on North American
Butterflies. .... 231
Samia columbia. 10
Indiana, eave fauna of <----~22-s--eeeeee 130

Injurious insects. .78, 100, 107, 111, 182, 196, 198, 229,
258, 260, 263, 264, 305, 321, 322,

327, 337, 338

Essex County.......-.--- 107

forest and shade trees. .229, 258,

260, 263, 264, 305, 321, 322, 327

Massachusetts ....-.- 100, 111, 132

Insects, Alleguash River ............------ 2
ANCHSLLYVLOD =. none = see eee 82, 99, 138

April 2e~- -xosnnneeneepeee eee 16, 39
AUGUSH sn ta0< vctnaweeee Gap eee 22, 46
Brauer’s classification of .......... 301

cigars destroyed by ..-...-...--... 16i
CONMON-~-- occas 5 ose 139

Cran berry sewe nc eo etn wena

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Insects, description of new .......-..+-+--- 135
directions for collecting ..-...----- 3, 137
distribution and number of spira-

OG Se scopnedobasee bosocoge sanepe 148
RIBS DEIA Ds «.- insane vm telesales ielsina 3 16
Scibiey MeX1Cance -eeeciceecia tes cans 300
embryology of hexapodous ......-. 110
Parent! ge SE ok uke 333
forest-tree . .. 229, 258, 260, 268, 264, 305, 321,

322, 327
POSSUM Seti tae sae nicwtme se 40, 92, 200
genealogy of .------.- BA a ac ei isimere 253
Pon O Wile Olueessarie ee sins eetciselsc aisle e =a 333
guide to the study of .............. 64
OME OURS wal bles <2 cite e's eleiwicine 193
Hamseronyssmell of : 2-22.62. 26-- 325

injurious...78, 100, 107, 111, 132, 196, 198,
229, 258, 260, 263, 264, 305, 321,

322, 327, 337, 338
STUN SO oREE CEES Se ORE Sane ae 20
Twine p See as eee RE ok rome Hint bee 18, 48

Labrador and Mount Washington,
Compared 2-4). secs east ses ec. 35, 50
life histories of..........- 165, 177, 280, 282
Mammo phy Cavers scene se so ccs cee: 91, 115
AVI O heesie esate os Seiciclcla nis caverns 337
WHEN ace cet aoe re 17, 41
MPEPHOLOP ys Oles- 2-5 542 oe ee =. 11, 140

Mount Washington and Labrador
Comipaned Wee = See se oe secs eee 35, 50

nature’s means of limiting the num-
bersofe Shes. 5 ee ee eae 142
new arrangement of orders of ..... 317

number of segments in head of
WUD ER Sb = Siete: cae aaa eae a 256
outlines of the study of............ 330
paired sexual outlets in ........... 271
Palmen’s paired sexual outletsin.. 286
PLAS Cees weiss cease eee ee. 67
Bepas. HqUaAd OL wnccnse woot oot aes 102
BNODSCOUR Mame ja- che. weeau tle 2
Eolarisshxpedition® :- 2.00.2 22 208: 179
Duliglakew wenn. 2a. Soaks e. Cs B37/
salt-water ......... 44, 45, 52, 60, 80, 136, 278
HOMNOUUZANGION Ge ae isk SO eee 2s 181
BOUNE SO teense tte eeicietines lacie face een 333
SYOIUUIG (DUC) Oo ee ae ae ne ale a 25
PaMeNtekmMOWiNhe 354s Sao 2 Bocce ese 199
AME e pes eeee ee ESSE SEL. cee 326
AGRNELULS, Ofyee.) 26 Solel Seu. 332
SOU ec oe aCe ee Mea aa 4
BBGMEMeUANIES oS e sol Meek 14
Waneyard | Sound 128 23) jen c- sooo 133
SUDA RID YROE so rrsiela cis eictcia Suis aie > clare ata 189
GHERENWIESE cance seen. eu. 191, 198
Invertebrates, zoology of ...............-.. 207
isotoma, enibryology of ..- 2. suds sence nee 94
Japyx in the United States................. 145
aD RU VAULT Sh te tig a se ie a 1&8
SLUR LISS CS Ra oe nr 20
JOLENE, UCSC Sa a ay ee a 18, 43
Kentucky caves Araneina ................. 160
eetles 2M tess os oak 168
HADI AUGIN SOGSe -2 6282. eo Seok de ccech ee: 290

Labrador Insects compared with Mount

Washi ghomiessmne cere: ccs 35, 50
Tepidopteradl se aplcaane = tacineee <2 30
Pyralids) 2tste ens tosee eae 123
Was Date cae aie et. 7e 2 eee 290
Lagoa, unusual number of legs in larva of.. 297
TRAC A WiOUMD 5 niie <a ke’eis cera Sins weicis He dare 272
Larve injurious to forest trees............. 264
Legs, appendages homologous with........ 190
WMepi@opterasmeswet == 6/26 nenecooeneee 175
emibuyologiy s<- a -s). sce seme 119
gynandromorphism..-.......... 167
Labradormsoscacccen cee esto eee 30
THOUS Ol IEIAE cscs Soadadoone 242
numberof segments inlarveof. 294

South American (Orton Expe-
ition) ee Ps See eee see 63
Life histories of Insects ........... 165, 177, 280, 282
imulus anatomy soir sete a eee 218
ChiVKera Nr eeanoooucdnooosconoouseas 81
aneAtrrachnidbesee cera er earcenaen 234, 235
brain, internal structure ........ 211, 220
development ase ese cae es 99, 109
embryology...--.- 69, 95, 120, 151, 218, 299
WO catanedscesda sguddodosonoDasoade 210
histology ease ce stents. <i. 218
molting of shelley ssea sees see nae 255
MOLPHOlO Pyaar ene eee eae 81
nervous system, development .... 162
renal organs (supposed)......-... 163
Liver in Arachnida ......... vba Nald eieioeents 287
Lochmeeus tessella, life history --.......... 282
MOC US bry aasteterserssat ea ete lataet oe eaters 175
EINENMER). 6 oo6o5 Goo uKHaoconasauoGnonoS 197
Red-leg red... So sieweeee ciaseas 19
Rocky Mountain, air sacs .......... 221
AITAG OM Ypeerereerlretaleteiotate eteleteteleeicare 197
brainsesaees ese esse oes seesas 221, 222
of embryo and young...-.. 223
breeding grounds (permanent). 197
chronological history ......-.. 197, 221
distribution (southern limits)... 221
embryology cseces J-\se salon: 197, 264
Hights) W8i7= Oe ae sea eee se 221
in East Mexicoin 1885.. 302
Mexito in 1880....... 225

San Luis Potosi, Mexi-
COMMeSSSieeeeeee ce 309
geographical distribution ..... 197, 264
Ine Mie x1 COM ice seiernicicmenene 225
UTAH Bockoo cacedgoc4bodec 178, 197

narratives of journeys in relation
COR Ecce ete ste Some 197, 221
inyNiewsMiexa Omer eee cece ela 204
CMESHTOM Ssadaacabouseds de dooese 232
TAVAGES ...... sounnb gooGoddoodde 174
MEPOL OMe teil staieiele ae 191, 197, 198
WEES Ol socecqednebucuosoeb so0Ses 197
EOURO Bodcséosce ot bagooucesocndnersposcoceds 175
AGUA CAs LAW Meee arte aa reetala ca eeierel eae stator 222
Lysiopetalide, repugnatorial glands ....... 247
TRE ARMOV Sesd bo dobddobencodas 261
Mallophaga, new .....-.--------------..--- 134
Mamestra picta, larval stages .............. 289
Mammoth Cave Insects .............--.---- 91, 115

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Maple, Insects injurious to........--..----- 337 Oviposition of Monohammus confusor...... 284
Maple-tree borer, egg-laying habits ..-..... 285 | Ovipositor, structure of ................---- 53
Maps, coloring of zoo geographical. ....-.-. 236,264 Paired sexual outlets in Insects........... 271, 286
Massachusetts, Caloptenus spretus in...--- 164 | Palmen’s paired sexual outlets in Insects... 286
inj urigus Insects....- 100, 111, 132 ;| “Palpal. sao in-Poerla.. -232-25s05¢. cece e eaeee 93
Marignbaa:oc2.ekn ccs: <2 125 | Panama, Peripatus from ... .-.......--.-.- 251
May Insects ....-.--.----- am sianin Ries aieewe ne 17,41 | Parasite of Canker-worm, egg-laying habits
Mexican Insects, edible........-..-......-- 300 OF OF Fe ow aninnks Reema tae elk cmap aemeneen. 270
Mexico, flights of Locusts in 1880 in..-...-. 225 | Parasites of Honey-beo ...........-.-.-.--- 42
1885.30. oc sece= 302 Humble-bees of New England. &
at San Luis Potosi, North American Butterflies,
e8R53m---...-.-- 309 Ichneumon Au. 2-32 -aeskeese 231
STS LLL ESR ipa pe ga =e 311 | Samia columbia, Ichneumon. .. 10
Thysanura (cinureus).-......-...-- 311 | White Mountain Butterflies... 156
Mimigny amet a= = no ok cs ech ewan se 212 | Parasitic Insects .....2.5-220- seneew se aeee ee 67
1 CEES SET pe oe 58 | Parthenogenesis in Bees ................-.- 106
Monchammus confusor, oviposition .....- .. 284 Honey-bee . ----.-5-+=-- 201
DD SSDS Re A ee i ee ae 48 Peabody Academy of Science, report on Ar-
Moths, characters of the pupe of.......... 208 | diedlates -=2. 2-22. -3Ac.cosescenes 62, 101, 126, 153
distribution of California........... 117 | Bebas, Equador, Insects... 22. -e5 e245 102
Coloradas.-s2- 25.25. 157 | Penobscot Insecta... -2. sae sssesb ee 2
entrapped by Asclepiad plant....-. 208 | Peripatus from Panama..............--.--. 251
atew words about) ~22-:5.225..5---- 68 | structure and embryology of.... 252
killed by Honey-bees.....-......-.- 208 | Perithemis, embryology of .........-.....-- O4
STE) C1) 1 tae ee RS a) oe 275 | Bera, palpalisae dine --_ 5604.0. bosee eee = 93
protective mimicry in.............- 212 | Phalenide, Califormia.............--.---.-- 96, 104
Mount Washington and Labrador, Insect life histories. 0f-.../.=2<-.2-2--- 280
fauna compared ....-=..-<-:,: foo 35, 50 North American, in British Mu-
Museum Comparative Zoology, report on seu! os5.2- 129
USIRNEGUT RS So se conga gree on yeoe eo atieen a4 monograph .. 176
Marianas, Colorado ..---...-.<<h<-s0b<0 ce. 158 | DEN eos 128, 154
Massachusetita....--........-.. 125 | Pieris rape in New Jersey................. 70
MOLDNOLO GMO 4. e cee isce 262 | Pine-borer, oviposition of .................. 282
NOW: OLTAT S.-i. cee eas 97 | Plants, Wasps as marriage priests ..-....-.- 15
ARM AR KAD noma dateenee ena 74 | Poisonous Centipede....... 22200 sanese---- 202
Sograff’s embryology of Chilo- | Polaris expedition, Insects of........-.-.--- 179
Oe es ae 267 | Polydesmus canadensis, larval form of..-.-. 316
Nature’s means of limiting the number of WHihieyes ----ceeee eee eee 245.
PENSE CESh ee cine cee ce ce eee etctac a knee. 142 | Potato-beetle, Colorado....-..-...-.---.--- 198, 334
Nervous system of Articulates, Yersin on.. 221 | Pseudoneuroptera............--...-----«--- 265
DROTRATOEA o-oo of ae hoa ee 175, 265 | Paychids, notes on..--:..--.--.-2--<2s--+ Dg eS
GiAssificahien= so. weceene 49, 88,250 | Pterophoride, California.............---.-- 122
TOW OT ATO eee eee ea 97 | Pupz of Moths in determining species-.... 298
New England, decay of spruce in -.---.-.--- 260 | Prrelids, aguaticJanva ..--.--<--222<3-...- 277
. destruction of evergreen for- Califomia: .2225. 3:2 122
GSpSuA ect es oo. 263, 305, 321, 322 Lahrador.2.c5-+ ae eee 123
hateful Grasshopper in...-. 146 Naw England.......J2hense25cee-s 123
Hiamble-hees of.....-. 2... -- 8 North American,in British Mu-
Pyralid@ of...-.- goes ote 123 | ASIN) {Ss cede se eee eee 129
New. Jersey, Pieris rape in ---- <2) -<.------ 70 Records of American entomology -.65, 79, 103, 114,
Newmarket Cave, fauna ......-...-...----- 222 131, 155
New Mexico, Rocky Mountain Locustin... 204 Red-legged Grasshopper ........-.---+----- 19
New York, destruction of evergreen forests Reports Articulata. (Peab. Acad. Sei.) ..62,101,
in. SU ee ent aie 263, 305 126, 153
Nickajack Cave, fauna.....-...-.-»---+---- 227 | Insects. (Mus. Comp. Zool.) ...-.- 9
Noctuids, characters of.......--..-..----.- 61 Repugnatorial pores in Lysiopetalidw..-.... 247
North Pole, Insects of Polarisexpeditionto. 179 Reviews:
Notodont caterpillars, fluid of .............. 318 | Adair: Annals of Bee culture..-......- 85
Observe Insects, how to..---..-....-.....-. 3 Brongniart: Carboniferous Insects ..-. 306
Orders of Insects, new arrangement of.....- 317 Cholodkoosky: Morphology of Lepi-
Orgyia, eversible gland in larva of ....-..... 319 dopterp -.n<: ese--cesserpcorse eee 308
Orthoptera, classification of .....--......-.. 250 Claparéde: tudien Acarinen..-..----- 59
systematic position of ......-.. 264 Cook: Manual Apiary .--..-.------+----- 172
Orton Expedition to South America, Hymen- Dahl: Structure and function of the
optera and Lepidoptera of..............-- 63 legs of Insects .......---------------- 293

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Reviews—Continued.
Eaton: Monograph of Ephemeride.... 86

Ganin: Early stages of Ichneumons ...- 83
Graber: Die Insekten .......--.---.--- 215
Grassi: Developmentof the Honey-bee. 314
Hickson: Eye and optictract of Insects 303
Kortneff: Development of Mole cricket. 318
Lubbock: Ants, Bees, and Wasps ..... 24

Development of Chlceon.... 27

McLachlan: Position of Caddis-flies. .. 90
Mayer: Ontogeny and phylogeny of In-

SOG - Les epdee sa deesuoseoGeeo boos o IEE 173
Meek, Worthen, and Scudder: Articu-
late fossils from the coal ..........--- 54
Meinert: Caput Scolopendre.......-.. 269
MUTER YP PAPLOLA 0 S65. 025. eee nsec nis 182
Geographical distribution of
IBOOTLES Mere acs e siete io wisielsiereis = a: 89
Plateau: Vision of Insects..-.......--.. 307
Recent worksonthemouthpartsofFlies 248
Riley: Second Missouri Report..-...-- 72
Third Missouri Report...--..--- 104
Fifth Missouri Report ....-.-.. 118
Eighth Missouri Report ......- 170
Report United States Entomolo-
ang mle SPAN oceecoseesseeoed 244
USSdrreeeteececivics- seaeckses 299.
Seuader: Butterilies..-...2-..... 5-0. 228
Systematische Ubersicht fos-
silen Insekten...........--- 310
and Burgess: Assymetry in
Hexampodaesctems cae s-eeo2- 87
Smith: Position of certain North Ameri-
can Lepidoptera......-..---.-- micieversis's 296
Stretch: Illustrations of Zygenide and
IBGMDYyCl ieee seeing oes nice es neces 105
Thomas: Fifth Illinois Report.......-. 233
Walsh: Entomological speculations ... 13
Weismann: Studies in the theory of
UGSGOINE coe oboe geacnoU dee Seep ueEpene 254
Wood-Mason: Morphology of Insects... 214
Rhode Island, Cotton-worm moth in ....... 209
Salt Lake Ephydra............-.. peer ate es 59
LAUD of Re coca Sep sneer omens 292
: ISO CES erie eee che cness oe sewers 137
Salt water Chironomus ......-......--.---- 34
Insects.......-. 44, 45, 52, 60, 80, 136, 278
larva of Stratiomys in.......... 257
Samia columbia, Ichneumon parasites of. ... 10
San Luis Potosi, Mexico, flights of Locusts
Si Serqacescdgeslic cach ae Geers SeeepeeE 309
See Ly (OIE S01) es a ea 76, 198
MIC CMOMINUS MAT Voc oe sic cie ciovie stone cesta cine 33
Scolopendrella, position..................-. 226
SOTTDIOAS cons cneegc See ae 259
Segments in head of winged Insects, num-
ETON Mentos Secale b Se <iccia cue 256
lepidopterous larve, number
Blgeoetete at. da ctaicttcntndcisicia ace 294
Sense organs, abdominal ................... 75
of Insects, experiments on... 181
CHSC OLE IMSCCHS | osm cioecesises mains clncaus sc « 333

851—Bull. 16———4

Septemiber IMsects. cscs -eee-secialsieiniw ales ole 25
Soxmadovermined:, whens) ..coce. seseectesc ce 116
Sexual outlets in Insects, paired............ 271
Palmen’s paired. 286 -
Shade-trees,DOLers: Of). - ign voeee nes ae eee 71
Insects injurious to.......-.. 229, 326
SHEN ORIN acs es cooNpOUDMBonEeeonosonoesor 175
Moths from cocoons, method of
QSCAPOS OL: 5-/Se 2 etecicnietocacie eine 194
Smallest known Insects ........--.-....---- 199
Smell inv Arthropoda creel seine oilers a= els 320, 325
MNSCCtS eee cows sess ceeeeeeeee 326
Sograff’s embryology of Chilopods......-.. 267
South America, Hymenoptera and Lepidop-
CORA POMS: atstan sire cieaierealajeiesine cretelelarsee 63
SPidersy 7. cicteeinesc a eiieie ce peieversieiare a pormaiar eter ees 304
CAMO iesicnsio sine ceceis oe eerste emer 166
Spiracles, distribution and number of..-... 148
Spiral thread of trachesw ...............--- 312, 315
SOUS GA I Sore cic veas sieve mie claim ise everetstelate) =jarae eterate 84
Spruce bud! Lortrixsss ee meee eceiaeee 274
decaysOf 3) ssc scegasc nese weeeeioes 260
Sting of Bee, discovery of the origin of.... 1438
Stratiomys in salt water, larva of.......... 257
Stylopsichildreniveter na -eet ecco eer 5
Sunderland, Mass., fossil Insects from ..... 92
Syanphivyla Of Mexi corse cl cicem eee aeleat 311
Synthetic types of Insects .........----.--. 4
Tardigrade, discovery of...-.....---.-----.« 121
Telea polyphemus in California............ 141
ABT SATU A fesersoners ciate "lates wleroimlefoiate wieteree cate 265
MISSeX4 COUMUYgremceiemeeeseetietee 127
Mexico, Cinurous ..... etimmeetee 311
MOWAOL MALO eelcletelniseiisieieisinieleniete 97
mebicenbee bl emrcrecmcetiee ei telatsistsieteierers crave 29
ROMP We fey BOCs a iseretetalar wlerateiele es ninlsielsreitelieiie 281
LOLtEEXMISPLEUGE OU Cee eee emicticsisle ee riteiseeietere 274
Trachezx, spiral thread....-.......+.------ 312, 315
Mreeicricket ye cosuOte seeeieemesisicieteeeeceeeee 216
Turtle, bot-fly larve from...........--..--- 237
italy cave aun aperseeeteiseisteel=eleoeinie ee 187
Coleoptera .----..-...0-.-+ ayomeciinc 192
Vineyard Sound Insects ............-..---- 133
Vitality, of Insects! 3-.---c.-ces---e = Sone 189
Washington (Mount) Insects compared
Ani bel eG Oye S65 sepesosodoosesconecseoces 35, 50
Wasps) Wa br adore cee sla) efsnciereleielererale 290
as marriage priests of piants...-.... 15
West, Insects of the.....-...---.-----.--. 191, 198
iWiestern Cricketisncenecaseessce eee eee 221
IWaheati mide eb esereersceeeeisercei ranean 188
White Butterflies’ partiality to white flowers 180
Mountain Butterflies, parasites of .. 156
Yersin on function of the nervous system of
Articnlateseecrscercocases ca aeioecceeeccsine 221
TES ONO AY odocadoonugcessoodGusapdoUGUCboboeC 206
briefer cOUrseieessacecmeiesceac eee 266
century’s progress in American... 171
FITS UL ESSOUS Ware eeesievsere siete stoners 323
of invertebrates ..........-...----- 207
“i. CR SNES, MOMS Gaba nebbonssOopeomnbe SrGcsoc 112
notes....... jooudCdogbnGO0oos00C 7

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