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The species described below was sent for identification b)' Dr. John E. H.

Martin, Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. The Identification Service of the department had received it from the Biological Control Labo- ratory. The species is reported as a predator of the Balsarn woolly aphid on Abies pindrow in Munee, Pakistan, and is used in the biological control of this aphid.

The chrysopids of India are very insufficientlv known. But few species have been accurately described, with figures of the genitalia. The present species runs out in Banks' 1911 Iiey of Indian Chrysopas to C. oresres Banks but differs from it in several characters in colour and wing-venation. The species seems neither to agree $'ith anJ'of the various, inadequate descrip- tions given by Navis. I prefer therefore to describe it as new rather than to assign it doubtfully to a described species, especiallf in vierv of the economic inrporlance attached lo the species.

Chrysopa murreensis n. sp

(Fiss. 1-17) Locus tJpicus: \{urree in Pakistan-

- Type: a d in the collections of the Canada Dept. of .{.griculture, Ottawa.

Description

Available material: 1 6 and .l 99 (pinned).

Size: hototype 6, body 8 mm, foreu.ing 11-5 mnr, hindwing 10 mm.

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-b^ody I mrn, forewing 14.5 mm, hindwing !0 mm.

paratypes YY, body 8-9 mm, forewing 13-14 mm, hindwing I 1.5

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Holotype 6. Head green with a brown, subquadrangutar, distinct spot between the bases of the antennae and with a black streak over genae and lateral margins of clypaeus. Palpi blaek. Anlennae green (apex lacking) but scape with a large dorso-lateral, brown spot which reachs the tip of scape

but has an angular incision as shown in fig. 17; pedicel with a brownish shading latero-ventrally. Hairiness of head very sparse and short, pale on labrum, black on vertex. Antennae rvith short, dark hairs.

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Fig. l. Chrgsopa nrurr€ensis r.sp.. allolvpe 9. \ling-\enation.

Pronotun a little shorter than its \vidth at base. tapering to a rounded aulerior margin. $'ith a deep transverse furrov ncar base. Dorsum of thorax with a broad. green median longitudinal stripe and brorvnish shadings later- allv of this stripe. on pronotum dark brorvn and very distinct, especially jusl before the transverse furrorv, rvhere they are blackish-brorvn, leaving the nlargin narro\yl)'green. Sides of thorax palc green. Legs green rvith apex of tarsi darkened. Claws rvith internal rectangnlar tooth. Hairiness of thorax and legs black. sparse on lhorax, dense on legs.

\\:ings h1'aline. rvilhout spots. Pterostigma faint. green. Longitudinal yeins green. Costals dark to near the pterosti8ma. Prorimal crossveins betrveen R and Rs darkened. Bnse of Rs dark. First tso crossveins betrveen Rs and Psm

dark. Lorver vein of first inlramedian cell dark. Gradate crossveins green.

First inlramedian cell extends be1-ond the lst radio-medial crossvein. Rows

of Sradate crossveins parallel to one anolher and to Rs. Fringes very short, black. Hairs of veins hlack.

Abdomen greerr rvith t\yo larrow, black laterll lines. one along the lower margin of tergites. the other along the upper margin of sternites (cf. fig. 2).

Hairiness black, stiff. Sternites E and I completely fused, forming an elongate very long structure rvith oblique apex as illuslrirted in fig. 2. Fused ectoproct and lergite 9 also ver5' long rvith pronrinent upper angle and straight hind nrargin. Calhx cerci lurge rvilh about 30 trichobothria. Transversal arch with long. nredian toolh: its side-pieces broad in lateral vierv (figs. 3--4). Gonarcus a shallow arch s'ith a verl'large arcessus and rrell-developed entoprocessus lfigs. 5--7). Parameres lacking. Gonapsis lerl'large, s'ith long, downwards directed tooth (figs. 8-101 . H1'pandrium internum small, of shape as

shown in figs. 11-12.

.{.llot-vpe 9. Similar to the holotype male but larger. Flagellum of anlennae broken off. Colour of head with appendages, body, wings, legs and abdomen

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as in the holotype. Venation as in the holotype (fig. 1). Terminal structures of abdomen, cf. figs. 13-16. Sternite 7 very long: its hindmargin slanting;

apex projecting. Fused tergite I and ectoproct form a subparallel plate with acute upper angle and straight hindmargin as *'ell in the upper as in the lower portion. Callus cerci large with 38 trichobothria. Lateral gonapophyses narrow. Subgenilale with deep apical enlargination (fig. 15) ; in lateral view rounded 1fig. 1.1). Spermatheca quite unpigmented; its main part narrow;

ventral impression broadly triangular, shallow (fig. 16). Vela long, triangular, with acute apes and snrall proximal tooth-like projection (fig. 1ti, v).

ParatJ'pes V?. One paratlpe very incomplete, only the metathorax with hindwings. hind legs and abdomen remaining. .\nother lacks the antennae.

The third one is r:rther teneral but complete except the absence of one antenna. The complete antenna has about the same length as the forewing.

Colour and other characters as in the allotvpe.

Geographical Distribution

Pakistan: llurree. in the province of Rawalpindi, about 34o N and 73.5o E, close to lhe border of Kashmir, holotvpe 3 reared in la-troratory, C.I.B.C.

22.ii.r960 (No. 60-2, 69-2883, 60--188) ; allotype I reared in laboratory, C.I.B.C. 18.ii.1960 {No. 61-60, 69-2886, 60-188) ; 3 paratypes ?9, on Abies pintuow. 29.ii.19fi0 (lio. 60-2, 69-2882, 2884, 2885; 60-188). Holo- t1'pe, allotJpe and t\yo parat)'pes in the coll. of the Canada Dept. of .{gri- culture, Ottawa. One paratype retained for the coll. of the Zoological Institute of Lund Llniversitr'.

f,cof ogical Di.tribution

The larva of this species was observed to feed on the Balsam woolly aphid on Abies pindrow Spach.

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