SUBGENUS BESBICUS
Fig. 216. Tarsal claw, C. mirabilis leachii, paratype, Yorkville, Calif., Q. garryana, F. A. Leach, in Kinsey coll.
hypopygial spines
From adults uniformly enlarged to 150. mm., so relative sizes may be seen by direct comparisons of drawings
Fig. 217. C. multipunctata multipunctata, Diablo, Calif., Q. Douglasii, F. A . Leach, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 218. C. multipunctata indicta, holotype, Kelseyville, Calif., Q. Douglasii, P. Schulthess, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 219. C. multipunctata conspicua, holotype, Napa, Calif., Q. lobata, F. A . Leach, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 220. C. multipunctata heldae, Kelseyville, Calif., Q. lobata, P. Schulthess, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 221. C. maculosa maculosa, paratype, Sequoia National Park, Calif., Q. dumosa, Weld, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 222. C. maculosa tritior, holotype, Kelseyville, Calif., Q. durata, P. Schulthess, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 223. C. mirabilis leachii, holotype, Yorkville, Calif., Q. garryana, F. A. Leach, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 224. C. mirabilis mirabilis, paratype, Portland, Oregon, E. O. Hovey, Q. garryana, in Kinsey coll.