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New lacebugs from the Eastern Hemisphere

Carl J. Drake

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The present paper describes six new species, two from the Phihppines, two from Rhodesia, one from Jordan, and one from the Ivory Coast.Unless recorded otherwise, beneath the description, the types are in the Drake Collection (USNM).

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The present paper describes six new species, two from the Phihppines, two from Rhodesia, one from Jordan, and one from the Ivory Coast.Unless recorded otherwise, beneath the description, the types are in the Drake Collection (USNM).

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The present paper describes six new species, two from the Phihppines, two from Rhodesia, one from Jordan, and one from the Ivory Coast.Unless recorded otherwise, beneath the description, the types are in the Drake Collection (USNM).

Key concepts: Western hemisphere, Geography, Southern Hemisphere, History, Biology, Economic geography, Ecology

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