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270 4 Data relating to Siberian Dragonflies By A Bai'tenef (Warshaw, Russia] (With 7 figures) 1 Dragonflies collected by S Chugunof in the region of Oby- Enissei canal (Narymski district Tomsk government) 1) Leptetrum quadrimaculatum L; q' 2) Leucorrhinia dubia var tschugunovi var n Q: This variety differs from Leiicor dubia Lind, typ, in the following respects: The base and the spots at the sides of the upper lip are yellow The frontal tubercle (vesicula verticalis) is black without spots The triangle of the occiput (cuneus) is marked with a yellow spot in the hinder part, The thorax between the wings is yellow The yellow spots of the 2'^ and 3' segments of the abdomen are smaller than those of Lene, dubia In addition to the black spots found at the base of the fore and hind wings of Leuc dubia there are also at the base of both pairs of wings a black stripe between the subcostal nervure (costal nervure Kirby) and the principal radius (subcostal nervure Kirby) and at the base of the fore wings a black stripe on the lower basal cell occupying all the basal half of cell to the first cross nervure All the spots on the wings are surrounded with a sharply defined fringe of saffron colour The body is smaller: length of the abdomen 23 mm, length of the hind wing 24 mm; pterostigma 2 2,25 mm Four Q The male is unknown 3) Sympetrum flai'eolumjj\ Ç 4) Somatochlora gratiosa sp n (fig 1 and 2' 2 : 2 The colour of the body is dark bronze The labium, rhinarium, a triangular spot beside each eye, the middle line and hinder margin of the anterior surface of the thorax (devant du thorax Selys), the hinder margin of the 1^* segment of the abdomen, the cross stripe on 2'^' segmentbroken in the centre and turning upward at the sides to the margin of the first segment, all the anterior margin, a large oval spot on each side of the anterior half of the 3'^ segment, the under surface of the abdomen and vulvar lamina are yellow The vulvar scale (lamina) is not notched, a little raised and blunt at the end, in length from 2/3 to "Y4 of the 9^'' segment The 9"' and 10"' segments together are equal to the 8*'' Anal appendages are longer than 9"' and 10"' together The abdomen does not narrow in the 3'' segment The legs are black The wings transparent, a little dingy between the nodus and the apex of the wings Plerostigma is light brown The membranule is white Fore

271 wings with 8 antenodals (nervules antécubitales S el y s) and 7 postnodals (nervules postcubitales S e lys) Triangle (triangle discoïdal Selys) with 1 cross nervure The length of the abdomen 36 mm - - - hinder wing 35 - maximum of breadth of the hinder wing 11,5 Pterostigma 2,5 The male is unknown 5) Somatochlora arctica Zett (fig 3) 1 O: In colour of the body this specimen resembles the Somaf gratiosa, but the yellow spots on the abdomen (especially the oval spots on the 3'^ segm) are considerably smaller The vulvar scale is large, longer than the 9"' segment, a little raised, pipe-shaped, the free terminal edge forming a more or less rounded angle The wings as in the Somat gmtiosa, but the pterostigma is dark-brown and there are only 5 6 postnodal nervures The sizes are as in the Somat gratiosa 6) Somatochlora saklbergi Trybom' (?) (fig 4) 1 : Q The body is dark-bronze colour The labium, rhinarium and a triangular spot beside each eye are yellow The thorax is without yellow spots The abdomen is all bronze-green, excepting the posterior margin and a small round spot on each side of the 2' tergit, which are yellow The under part of the abdomen is all black The abdomen does not narrow in the 3^^ segment The 9'^ and 10*^ are together equal in length to the 8*^ The vulvar scale is yellowish, half the length of the 9*^ segment, a little sharpened at the end and raised The legs are black The wings transparent The triangle of both pairs of wings bisected by a nervure Fore wings with 9 antenodals and 8 postnodals The pterostigma is yellow brown, The mem- darker and straighter than in the case of Somat gratiosa branule is white in front and dark brown behind This female resembles the Somat alpestris Sel The length of the abdomen 31 mm - hind wing 34 Pterostigma: 2,75 - Not being able to obtain the work of M Trybom I was obliged to limithimself to work of Jakobson and Bianki (OrthopteraandPseudoneuroptera of Russia, St P B 1902, russian), though the description of this species given in this work is very brief to the point of inadequacy and thus the determination of this specimen remains open to question 1 Bib Svensk Vetensk Akad Handl XV 1889 Xo 4 p 7 tab 1 fig 1

272 7) Somatochlora horealis sp n (fig 5 7) 2 Q : The body is bronze-green The yellow spot on the head and thorax as in Somat gratiosa On the 2*^ segment of the abdomen there is a yellow cross stripe on each side ; one yellow spot near the lower edge of the 2' tergit and hinder margin of this tergit are yellow On either side of the 3'^ segment there is a yellow cross stripe, wider than on the 2'' segment with the upper end broadened out in the form of a small triangle On either side of the 3'' tergit underneath there is a larger yellow triangle, joining the yellow stripe above mentioned The Fig 2 Ill n I Fig 1 Somatochlora gratiosa Ç; VIII X segments of alxlomen from side Fig 2 Soiuatoch lora gratiosa Ç; I III segments of abdomen from above Fig 3 X IX Vili Fig 4 X IX VIII Fig 3 Somatochlora arctica $; YIII X segments of abdomen from side Fig 4 Somatochlora sahlbergi? ^; VIII X segments of abdomen from side Fig 5 IX VIII Fig 6 IX VIII Fig 7 Ill II I Fig 5 Somatochlora horealis &; VIII X segments of abdomen from beneath Fig 6 Somatochlora horealis Q; VIII X segments of abdomen from side Fig 7 Somatochlora horealis Q; I III segments of abdomen from above under margin of 8*^ and 9'^ tergits are yellow The other segments of the abdomen have no yellow spots The under surface of the abdomen is black The abdomen does not narrow on the 3"^ segment The 9*^ and 10*^^ segments together are longer than the 8*^'' The vulvar scale is short, equal in length to half the 9^^ segment, sharply raised, with the broad rounded or quadrangular notch (looking upwards), black; the lower edge of vulvar scale, with a small triangular notch in the middle The wings are transparent, saffron coloured at the base to the outside edge of the triangle Fore wings with 8 9 antenodals and 6 7 postnodals

273 The triangle with 1 cross nervure The hinder wings are broad The membranule is grayish, especially behind and very long The pterostigma is dark brown, straighter, than in the case of Somat gratiosa The anal appendages are shorter, than 9*^ and 10*^ segments together The legs are black The length of the abdomen 35 mm - - hinger wing 39 - The maximum of the breadth of the hind wing Pterostigma 8) Aesclma squamata Müll ; 1 ç^ and 1 Q 9) Äeschna juncea Tl] 1 Q 10) Lestes dryas Kirhy: 1 Q 13,5 14 mm 2,25 mm 2 Dragonflies collected by A Bartenef in the neighbourhood of Tomsk (1908) 1) Leptetrum quadrhìiaculatiim L, common 2) Leucorrhinia dubia Lind, common 3) - ruhicunda L, less common 4) Sympetrum sanguinemn Müll, less common 5) - scoticum Don, common 6) - flareolum L, common 7) - vulgatum L, common 8) Epitheca bimacidata var sibinca Sel, col by G Johansen; 1er- 9) Somatochlora nietaluca Lind, common 10) - flaromacida faljind, col byv Anikin 1892; 4 Q I have not seen this species in Siberia 11) Cordidia aenea L, common 12) Aeschiia gigas JisiYtenei^, common 13) - juncea L, common 14) - viridis Ev, col by G Johansen; 4 (^f and 2 Q 15) - grandis L, common 16) Ophiogomphus cecilia var obscura var n, common This variety differs from normal type of Ophiogomphus cecilia in the following particulars: çf: thinner margin of the same colour at the base The upper lip with the thick black stripe at the end and a At the sides the rhinarium is divided from the nasus by a pair of the black stripes with a 2 Works of Society of Naturalist of Univ of Casan T XLI 1 1908 \k 15 18

274 space between, not shorter than either of the stripes themselves, sometimes even longer There is not a black stripe among the nasus and the frons The vertex Avithout the j^ellow spot among the,, ocelli" The hinder surface of the head is black, having the small yellow spot beside each eye and the yellow stripe along the under margin of them The two middle black stipes on the front of thorax generally united the whole length The humeral and antehumeral black stripes are thick and the green stripe between them is most often narrower than either, or at any rate not wider than the narrower of the two The lower anal appendage is not shorter than the upper, often even longer, so that viewed from the side the hooked ends of the lower appendage are seen to curl slightly round the end of the upper The legs are black with yellow stripes on the inside of the first pair of thighs and on the base of the outer side of the 2*^ and 3*^ pairs of thighs The tibia are all black The body is dull green Length of the abdomen 42 44 mm Pterostigma The female is unknown - - hinder wing 34 35-3,25 3,5 mm 17) Gomphus flavipes var sibirica var n, rare in the neighbourhood of Tomsk; more common south from Tomsk The specimens of the Gomphus flavipes of Siberia differ from those of Europe in following respects: The black antehumeral stripes of the thorax are more widened in the middle The black middle and antehumeral stripes are not joined behind or in front The abdomen is shorter (3(5 ee Length of the abdomen 34 35 mm 35 mm - - hinder wing 31 32-34 Pterostigma 3,5-4,5-18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 by V Anikin, 1891; 2,-^ splendens Har common Calopteryx virgo L, col Lestes dryas Kirby, less common than the following species sponsa Hans, common virens Ch, common Sympycna hraueri Nob, common Agrion armatum Ch, common hastidatuni Ch, common vernale Hag, less common Erythromyna najas Hans, common, Platycnemis pennipes Pal, common

<"' Collections Fase XVIII p 37 Bruxelles 1908 18* 275 The fauna of dragonflies of neighbourhood of Tomsk is very similar in the constitution of species to that of the governments of the central belt of European Russia We find, for instance, out of 28 species in the collection that 13 are identical with species found in the government of Moscow (821/2 %) In the neighbourhood of Tomsk however the following, rare or entirely absent in central European Russia, are very common: 1) the eastern species Aeschna gigas, AescJma juncea ^ and Ophiogoniphus cecilia^ 2) the southern species Gompluis flavipes, Lestes virens and Sympycna braueri^ 3) the nothern species Agrion armatami and 4) Agrion vernale Categories 2) and 3) shew amongst other things, that in the neighbourhood of Tomsk the same intermixture of the southern and northern species is to be remarked as we noted before in dealing with the dragonflies of the Central Oural ^ Besides this the following species frequently met with in the central belt of European Russia, are apparently wanting in Tomsk district: Libellula depressa, Aeschna cyanea, Gomphus vulgatissimus, Onychogoniphus forcipatus, Agrion pidchellum and Agrion piiella 3 Dragonflies collected by S Chugunof in Barabinsk Steppe (Kaïnsk district Tomsk government) (1907) 1) Leptetram quadrimacidatum L cfc 2) Leucorrhinia ruhicunda L ; cf Q The basal part of wing of the femals is very much saffron coloured 3) Sympetriun scoticum Don; ctq 4) - flaveolum Jj ; çfq 5) - ridgataiìi L; 1 rf ^^^^ 1 Q 6) Aeschna serrata Hag To the description of this species recently given by René Martin'' must add the following: Tomsk 1) The length of pterostigma rj': 3,5 3,75 mm 4 4,25 mm found here 2] Auricles of the male have five teeth Q : ^ In Moscow government this species is much more rarely met with than in 4 Probably another northern species Agrion concinninii Joh will be 5 Works of the Soc of Natural, of Univ of Casan XLI 1 1908 zoologiques du baron Edm de S e lys Long e h amp-

276 3) The abdomen of the female is narrowing in the 3 segment, as ' in the case of Ae juncea 4) The length of the anal appendages Ç 7 mm; they with bowshaped longitudinal ridge above, are rounded at the end long This species differs from Ae juncea in following respects : 1) the vertical T-shaped black spot at the frons allways thin and 2) the anterior part of the thorax with two long yellowish stripes, turning outward in a marked degree, with a convexity directed inwards 3) The yellow stripes at the sides of the thorax are very long 4) The ridge at the upper anal appendages of the male with 4 5 teeth juncea) 5) The lower anal appendage is more broad and short, 6) The costal nervure of the wing is white (yellow in the case of Ae 1) Pterostigma ^f: 3,5 3,75 mm; Q: 4 4,5 mm 8) The auricles of (^ with 5 teeth 9) The anal appendages of the female in the shape are similar to that of Ae g/'gas^ but longer and broader, and are rounded at the end 7) Aeschna, colubercuhis Har (?), 1 çf without the abdomen 8) Aeschna viridis Ev ; 1 çf and 1 Ç 9) - grandis L ; 1 Ç 10) Gomphus flavipes var sibirica Bartenef '^; 1 Q 11) Lestes sponsa Hans ; 1 $ 12) Lympi^Tjcna brauerii^oh; rfq 13) Agrioii armatum Gh\ Q 14) - ^'er?^afo Hag ; cf Ç Dragonflies collected by V Kvorof in Kuznetsk district Tomsk government: 1) Sympetrum scoticuni Don 2) Lestes dryas Kirby 3] Agrion liastulatum Ch 4) Erythromma najas Hans (1908) Vide above p 274

277 5 Dragonflies collected by M Mordoliovicli in Balagansk district Irkutsk government (Belskoe) (1908) 1) Leptetrum quadrimacidatmii L, 2) Leucorrhinia dubia Lind, 3) - rubicunda L 4) Sympetriim scoticuni Don 5) Opliiogonipiius cecilia var obsciira Bartenef '^ ; 1 rf 6) Aeschna juncea L 7) Enallagma cyathigerum Ch 8) Agrion vernale Hag 6 Dragonflies collected by AN Bartenef in the region of river Tuba (tributary of Jenisei, Minusinsk district Jenisei government) (1908) 1) Leptetrum quadrimaculaium L; very common 2) Leucorrhinia dubialanà] 1 pair in coitu and 1 Q riv Magarka; 25 VI 1908 3) Leucorrhinia rubicunda lànà] Ç Q; lake of Kizil-Kul; 20 VI and 2 VII 1908 4) Sympetrum pedemontanum Al; cfcf ^^^^ Q Q; village of Bugurtat; lake of Kizil-Kul; 28 VI 2 VII 1908 5) Sympetruìii depressiusculum Sel cfct ^^^^ QQ'i village of Bugurtat and lake of Chernoe; 28 VI 3 VII 1908 6) Sympetrum sanguineum Müll; rf cf and Q Q ; village of Bugurtat; 28-29 VI 1908 7) Sympetrum scoticum Don; very common 8) Sympetrum flaveolum L; very common 9) - vulgatum L; common 10) Orthetrwn cancellatum L; this species was found only in the neighbourhood of the lake of Kizil-Kul 20 VI and 2 VII 1908 in many specimens (rf ct ^^^ 2 2)' In other localities of Minusinsk district (and of Siberia generally) Orth caiicellatum was not found 11) Somatochlora metallica, Lind; 1 q^ on river of Irba 2 3 VI 1908 12) Cordulia aenea 1j\ common 8 Vide above p 273

278 13) Ophiogomjihîis cecilia F Olirci' (typ, not var obscara]); isle on Jenisei near the town Minusinsk; cfrf and Q Q; 19 VI 1908 14) Aeschna gigas Bart; common 15) - juncea L; common 16) - grandis L; less common 17) Lestes dryas Kirby; common 18) - sponsa Hans; common 19) Sijmpyciia braueri i^oh; cfcf ^^^^ 2 5 at Minusinsk 15 and 16 vi 1908 20) Enallagjna cyathigeruin Ch; very common 21) Agrion concinnw7i Joh; less common; riv Magarka, Irba, lake Kizil-Kul; only cfrj' 22) Agrion armatum Ch; common 23) - hastidatum Ch; common 24) - lanceolatum Selys^; cfç^ The posterior margin of prothorax is almost rounded, sometimes a trifle angulated (in this point Agr lanceolatwit differs from Agr hastulatiim Ch) The figures of anal appendages of this species are given by Selys^ sufficiently exact Common in Minusinsk district: Jenisei near Minusinsk 25) Agrion vernale Hag; very common Minusinsk, Irba, Bugurtat, isle on 26) Agrion ecornutum Selys^O; very common; cfct ^^^^ 2 Q- The upper anal appendages of rf are shorter than the lower ones the figure of anal appendages given by S e lys is not sufficiently exact) The other differences of this species from Agrion mercuriale given by S e lys are very exact 27) yekalennia speciosa Ch; 1 rf on the lake Chernoe near the town Minusinsk, 3 VII 1908 There is no difference in this male from the Till now this species was not known from Siberia 28) Erythromma najas Hans; very common 15/28 X 1909 specimens of Europe 9 Selys Longchamps et MacLachlan:»Matériaux pour une faune Nevroptérologique de l'asie septentrionale«extrait des Annales de la Soc Entomolog de Belgique T XV 1872 p 43 (21) tab II fig 10 10 1 e p 44 (22) tab IL fig 11