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Excerpt from Canadian Entomologist, 1915, Vol. 47
In the Rutgers College collection I saw a photograph labelled retroversa Morn, presumably of the type in the Tepper collection. My note on this says; It looks to me almost exactly like the male type of dinalda Smith, with which I compared it. In that case Hampson's figure under retraversa, which is Copied from a figure of a specimen in the U. S. National Museum, can hardly be correct. Barnes and mcdunnough have a coloured figure of type retroversa, described, I believe, from Missouri, and figure a speci men from that state as agreeing with it. (contr. II, No..1, pl. XI, fig. I have Manitoba and Alberta specimens Of infixa resembling their figure very closely' indeed. I dare comment no further.
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