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Abstract
CHRYSOPA OCULATA Say, 1839 Chrysopa oculata Say, 1839: 45. Type: USA; sex and depository unknown (Penny et al. 1997). No lectotype designated. SYNONYMY PERTAINING TO CANADA Chrysopa sp.: Downes 1974: 122 (part: second of two larvae, and figures). Chrysopa albicornis: Provancher 1877a: 119; 1877b: 203, 204; Brodie and White 1883; Briand 1931: 123–126. Chrysopa assimilis: Gibson 1914: 127; Smith 1932: 590. Chrysopa chi: Robinson 1952: 36. Chrysopa chlorophana: Walker 1853: 259–260; Banks 1903: 147–148; Anonymous 1906: 3; Gibson 1910: 127; 1913: 137; 1914: 127. Chrysopa euryptera: Provancher 1869: 140. Chrysopa illepida: Provancher 1877a: 119; 1877b: 203–204; Brodie and White 1883. Chrysopa latipennis: Walker 1853: 259; Hagen 1861: 214; Provancher 1877a: 120; 1877b: 203, 205; Brodie and White 1883; Banks 1892: 358. Chrysopa oculata: Walker 1853: 260; Hagen 1861: 211; Provancher 1869: 140; 1871a: 142; 1871b: 269; Saunders 1875: 153; Provancher 1877a: 119; 1877b: 203–204; Brodie and White 1883; Banks 1903: 147; Gibson 1913: 137; Briand 1931: 123–126; Steenburgh 1931: 64; Smith 1932: 584 (footnote 4); Putman 1932a: 44–45; 1932b: 121–126; 1937: 29–37; Garlick 1955: 282, 326–327, 329; Bickley and MacLeod 1956: 191–192; Putman and Herne 1960: 200; Wilde 1962: 847; 1963: 48; Watson and Wilde 1963: 435–438; Wilde and Watson 1963: 958–959; McMullen and Jong 1967a: 35–36; 1967b: 1293; Westigard et al. 1968: 740; McMullen 1971: 34; Throne 1971: 69; Hagley 1975: 34–35; Madsen and Morgan 1975: 13–14; New 1975: 131–132; Hagley 1979: 17; Philogene and Chang 1979: 56; Garland 1982 [1984]: 158–181, 318–359, 412, Figs. 58–63, 73, Map 13; 1984: 93; 1985a: 737–753, 759; Nechols et al. 1987:; Garland 1989: 181; Penny et al. 1997: 50–51; 2000: 39–40. Chrysopa oculata var. albicornis: Smith 1932: 590; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. bipunctata: Smith 1932: 589–590; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. carei: Smith 1932: 588–589; W.J. Brown 1934: 141; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. chlorophana: Smith 1932: 587–588; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. illepida: Smith 1932: 590; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. oculata: Smith 1932: 587, 601; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. separata: Smith 1932: 590–591; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa oculata var. xanthocephala: Smith 1932: 589; Spencer 1942: 27. Chrysopa transmarina: Hagen 1861: 213; Provancher 1869: 140; 1871a: 142; 1871b: 269; 1877a: 119–120; 1877b: 203– 204; Brodie and White 1883; Banks 1892: 358. Chrysopoda oculata: Dutilly 1946: 43. Hemerobius perla: Gosse 1840 [1971]: 197–198; Provancher 1871a: 142, as l’ Hémérobe perle. 54 Meleoma species near emuncta: Smith 1932: 599. SYNONYMY PERTAINING TO USA-ALASKA Chrysopa oculata: Garland 1982 [1984]: 318. CANADA: T = 2681 (1133 ♂, 1365 ♀, 183?) + 2 larvae. FIRST RECORD: BC: 1♀, Wellington, 6.viii.1897 [collector unknown; MCZ]. NEW RECORDS: Locality unknown: 1? [abdomen missing], (F.I.Survey 1938, Rec[ord No.] 4865, R[e]c[eive]d 2.viii.1938) [collector unknown] / (Chrysopa oculata var. chlorophana Burm., Det. W.C.M. 55) / [hand-written] (Ottawa) / [paper rectangle with a green and yellow band at one end, not inscribed] / [paper disc, yellow] / [type-written] (2525) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [CNC]. 1♀, (F.I.Survey 1939, Rec[ord No.] 9298, R[e]c[eive]d 13.ix.1939) [collector unknown] / (Chrysopa oculata var. oculata Say, Det. W.C.M. 56) / [hand-written] (Ottawa) / [paper rectangle with a green and yellow band at one end, not inscribed] / [paper disc, yellow] / [type-written] (2524) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [CNC]. 1♀, (R.I.F. [19]40, 4316 G, Reçu [Received]16.vii [1940]) [collector unknown] / (Chrysopa oculata chi Fitch, WCM 57) / [hand-written] (Ottawa) / [paper rectangle with a green and yellow band at one end, not inscribed] / [paper disc, yellow] / [type-written] (2526) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [CNC]. 1♀, (F.I.Survey 1940, Rec[ord No.] 1498, R[e]c[eive]d 19.vii.1940) [collector unknown] / [hand-written] (Ottawa) / [paper rectangle with a green and yellow band at one end, not inscribed] / [paper disc, yellow] / [type-written] (2527) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [CNC]. INTERCEPTION RECORDS [N ON -ENTRY]: 1♀, (TCA [Trans Canada Airlines] Flight 857 from London Eng[land] & Prestwick Scot[land]-[to] Toronto, 12.viii.[19]61) [collector unknown] / (L1-587) / [paper disc, yellow] / [paper rectangle with a green and orange band at one end, inscribed] (3045) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [genitalia pinned with specimen in a plastic microvial; CNC]. FLIGHT PERIOD: May 3 (1923; Oliver BC)–October 30 (1956; Tews Falls ON). AB: T = 148 (69♂, 68♀, 11?) + 1 larva. FIRST RECORD: 1♀, High River, 1906 (Thos. Baird) / (Chrysopa oculata Say, Det. P. Adams) [CNC]. NEW RECORDS: 1♀, Hotchkiss, 17.vii.1940 (C.L. Neilson) / [type-written] (1032) [CNC]. 1♀, North Star, 17.vii.1940 (C.L. Neilson) / [type-written] (1034) [CNC]. 1♀, 3 [Three] Creeks, 17.vii.1940 (C.L. Neilson) / [type-written] (1031) [CNC]. 1♀, Cowley, 19.vi.1962 (K.C. Herrmann) [CNC]. 1♂, Lundbreck, 15–16.vi.1962 (K.C. Herrmann) [CNC]. 1? [abdomen damaged], Eisenhower J[un]ct[ion], Banff Nat [ional] P[ar]k, 15.viii.[19]67 (A.G. Raske, collector) / (Pinus contorta var. latifolia) [CNC]. 1♂, Kananaskis, For [est] Exp [eriment] Sta [tion], Seebe, 3.vii.1968 (H.J. Teskey) / [type-written] (Malaise trap) [CNC]. FLIGHT PERIOD: May 28 (1949; Seebe)– August 26 (1961; Grande Prairie). LOCALITIES: Banff [51°10'N 115°34'W; CAS, CU]. Banff-Jasper Highway, Eisenhower Junction 58, 4700 ft [1433 m] [Castle Junction, 51°16'05"N 115°55'00"W; CNC61 59]. Beaverlodge [55°13'N 119°26'W; CNC, UAE, UG]. Bilby [53°42'N 114°06'W; CAS, CU]. Br [oc]k L[ake] [53°49'N 114°50'W; UAE]. Calgary [51°03'N 114°05'W; CU, UAE]. Cowley [49°34'N 114°05'W; CNC]. Cypress Hills [Cypress Hills, Mountain in AB, 49°34'N 110°08'W; CNC, UAE, UMW]. Drumheller [51°24'30"N 112°38'40"W; CNC, UAE]. Edmonton [53°33'N 113°28'W; PIDAA, UAE]. Eisenhower J [un]ct[ion] 60, Banff Nat [ional] P[ar]k [Castle Junction, 51°16'05"N 115°55'00"W; CNC]. Elkwater [49°40'N 110°17'W; CNC]. Elkwater Park [Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, 49°38'N 110°12'W; CNC]. Empress [50°57'N 110°00'W; CNC]. F[or]t Chipewyan [58°42'N 111°08'W; USS]. Grande Prairie [55°10'N 118°48'W; CNC]. High Prairie [55°26'N 116°29'W; CNC]. High River [50°35'N 113°52'W; CNC]. Hotchkiss [57°04'N 117°33'W; CNC]. Iron Springs [49°56'N 112°41'W; CNC]. Johnston Canyon 61 Road, Banff Nat [iona]l P[ar]k [Johnston Canyon, 51°15'N 115°50'W; ROM]. Kananaskis, For [est] Exp [eriment] Sta [tion], Seebe [Barrier Lake, 51°01'N 115°04'W; CNC]. Lac la Biche [54°46'N 111°58'W; CNC]. Lethbridge [49°42'N 112°49'W; CNC 62, UAE, UdeM, UMW, USS]. Lundbreck [49°35'N 114°10'W; CNC]. Manyberries [49°24'N 110°42'W; CNC]. Medicine Hat [50°03'N 110°40'W; CNC, UAE]. North Star [56°51'N 117°38'W; CNC]. Okotoks [50°44'N 113°59'W; CAS]. Onefour [49°07'N 110°28'W; CNC]. Oyen [51°22'N 110°28'W; UG]. Peace River [56°15'N 117°17'W; CNC]. Peace River District [Peace River Regional District, 56°40'N 122°45'W; CNC]. Pincher Creek [49°29'N 113°57'W; CNC]. Red Deer [52°16'N 113°48'W; CNC]. Rycroft [55°45'N 118°43'W; CNC]. Seebe [51°06'N 115°04'W; CNC]. Stettler [52°19'N 112°43'W; USS]. Steveville [50°50'N 111°37'W; USS]. Sturgeon Lake [55°06'N 117°32'W; CNC]. 3 [Three] Creeks [56°21'N 117°05'W; CNC]. Tofield [53°22'N 112°40'W; UAE 63]. Valleyview [55°04'N 117°17'W; CNC]. Wabamun [53°33'N 114°28'W; UAE 64]. Waterton [Waterton
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How this classification was reachedexpand
Full frame machine prediction
Teacher imitationNot calibrated prevalence, not ground truth. Human validation pending. The Gemma side is a direct model label for every work in the frame, read from the title-only record. The Codex side is a classifier learned from the 10,348 direct Codex labels and calibrated to design-weighted sample rates; fields without enough sample support carry no Codex call. Candidate is the union of the two sides; consensus is their intersection. These outputs are machine_predicted_unvalidated and are not human labels.
Distilled classifier scores by category (both heads)
| Category | Codex | Gemma |
|---|---|---|
| Metaresearch | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Meta-epidemiology (narrow) | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Meta-epidemiology (broad) | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Bibliometrics | 0.001 | 0.001 |
| Science and technology studies | 0.002 | 0.000 |
| Scholarly communication | 0.001 | 0.001 |
| Open science | 0.000 | 0.001 |
| Research integrity | 0.001 | 0.001 |
| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.026 | 0.010 |
Machine scores (provisional)
The two teacher heads of the student model, read on this work. A score orders the frame for review; it never asserts a category, and the validation status ships verbatim with every row.
Baseline scores from an immature model (maturity gate not passed, 7 training rounds). Scores rank; they never assert a category.
score_only:v0-immature-baseline · verbatim from the scoring run: score_only means the number may rank works, and no category label ships from itClassification
machine, unvalidatedMachine predicted; a candidate call from one source (direct Gemma or distilled Codex), not a consensus.
How this classification was reached, model by model and score by score, is at the end of the page under "How this classification was reached".