. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. ICHNEUMON-FLIES—GELINAE I MESOSTENINI 205 V[ . i / 0 1 AJ^* J X , ^ ^ ^ H w$ [ i 'ff jTzr 3r ^'. Figures 97, 98. -Localities: 97 (left), Trachysphyrus symmetricus symmetricus; 98 (right), r. s. bilobatus. vajo Lake, 9,000 ft., Utah, June 17, 1940, R. M. Bohart (Davis). 9, South Creek, Beaver Co., Utah (Washington). 9, "Strawberry Valley," Utah, July 22, 1934, E. W. Anthon (Washington). This subspecies occurs in the Rocky Mountains, from southern Al- berta and British Columbia to Colorado and Utah. lib. Trachysphyrus symmet
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. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. ICHNEUMON-FLIES—GELINAE I MESOSTENINI 205 V[ . i / 0 1 AJ^* J X , ^ ^ ^ H w$ [ i 'ff jTzr 3r ^'. Figures 97, 98. -Localities: 97 (left), Trachysphyrus symmetricus symmetricus; 98 (right), r. s. bilobatus. vajo Lake, 9, 000 ft., Utah, June 17, 1940, R. M. Bohart (Davis). 9, South Creek, Beaver Co., Utah (Washington). 9, "Strawberry Valley, " Utah, July 22, 1934, E. W. Anthon (Washington). This subspecies occurs in the Rocky Mountains, from southern Al- berta and British Columbia to Colorado and Utah. lib. Trachysphyrus symmetricus bilobatus (Pratt), new status Cryptus bilobatus Pratt, 1945, Amer. Midi. Nat., vol. 34, p. 592; 9 . Type: ? , Carrville, Trinity Co., Calif., 2, 400 to 2, 500 ft. (San Francisco). Type not seen. Female: Black. Front and hind orbits narrowly whitish; often mandible and clypeus ferruginous; scape ferruginous, its apical mar- gin infuscate; fiagellum fuscous, with a reddish tinge; tegula ferrugi- nous to black; coxae, trochanters, femora, and abdomen red; tibiae and tarsi red or dusky red, the hind tibia and tarsus darkest; wings blaclvish. Specimens: 9, Angora Peak at 8, 625 ft., Calif., July 19, 1931, E. O. Essig (Berkeley). 9, Buck's Lake, Plumas Co., Calif., July 1, 1949, R. G. Howell (Berkeley). 9, Carrville, 2, 400 to 2, 500 ft., Trinity Co., Cahf., June 17, 1934 (Townes). 9, Dardanelle, Calif., July 3, 1948, H., M., G., D., and J. Townes (Townes). 29, Hope Valley, Alpine Co., Calif., July 9 and 18, 1948, J. W. MacSwain (Berkeley). 9, Sonora Pass at 9, 000 to 10, 000 ft., Mono Co., Calif., July 11, 1957, John M. Burns (Berkeley). 9, Trinity Co., 5, 504 ft., Calif., June 12, 1934, T. G. H. Aitken (Townes). 9, Winnemucca Lake, Alpine Co., Calif., July 17, 1949, R. M. Bohart (Davis). This subspecies occm's in the Sierra Nevada, in the Canadian and Hudsonian zones.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for rea