SUBGENUS PHILONIX
hypopygial spines
From adults uniformly enlarged to 150. mm., so sizes of spines may be compared by direct comparisons of drawings
Fig. 246. C. plumbea, holotype, Esperaro Canyon in Santa Catalina Mts., Ariz., Q. oblongifolia, Hofer and Edmonston, in U.S. Nat. Mus.
Fig. 247. C. fulvicollis rubricosa, holotype, Charleston, Tenn., Q. alba, Kinsey coll.
Fig. 248. C. fulvicollis vorisi, holotype, Winfield, Kans., Q. macrocarpa, R. Voris, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 249. C. fulvicollis major, holotype, America, 111., Q. alba, Kinsey coll.
Fig. 250. C. fulvicollis gigas, paratype, Hoxie, Ark., Q. lyrata, L. H. Weld, in Kinsey coll.
Fig. 251. C. fulvicollis fulvicollis bisex. form pallipes, holotype, Waterbury, Conn., Q. alba, Bassett, in Phila. Acad.
Fig. 252. C. fulvicollis fulvicollis agamic form fulvicollis, holotype, (Albany?) N.Y., A. Fitch, in U.S. Nat. Mus.
Fig. 253. C. fulvicollis lanaeglobuli, holotype, eastern Florida, Q. bicolor, W . H. Ashmead, in U.S. Nat. Mus.
Fig. 254. C. fulvicollis canadensis, paratype, Traverse City, Mich., Q. alba, Kinsey coll.
tarsal claw
