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For Insects, Spiders & Their Kin
For the United States & Canada
The dipterous family Cyrtidae in North America
By Cole F.R.
Trans. Am. Entomol. Soc. 45: 1-79, 1919
Cite: 1029610 with citation markup [cite:1029610]

Linked Table of Contents for BHL accesible version
The BHL (Biodiversity Heritage Library) links load more quickly than the Cornell links given in my comment below. I generally find them easier to navigate and use.

The BHL links for salient pages of Cole(1919) are:

    Introduction (pg. 1)
        History of the Family (pg. 3)
        Structural Characters (pg. 6)
        Habits of Cyrtidae (pg. 10)
        Early Stages and Life History (pg. 13)

    Keys to subfamilies & genera (pg. 17)
      Subfamily Philopotinae (pg. 18)
        Genus Philopota (pg. 19)
      Subfamily Panopinae (pg. 20)
        Genus Pialeoidea (pg. 20)
        Genus Apelleia (pg. 22
        Genus Ocnaea (pg. 23)
        Genus Lasia (pg. 27)
        Genus Eulonchus (pg. 31)
      Subfamily Cyrtinae (pg. 38) [now Acrocerinae]
        Genus Pterodontia (pg. 39)
        Genus Opsebius (pg. 43) [nearctic members now Turbopsebius]
        Genus Acrocera (pg. 48)
        Genus Ogcodes (pg. 59)

    Explanation of Plates (pg. 76)
      Plate I (endpages)
      Plate XV (endpages) [last plate of paper]

Available free online
The JSTOR link =v= originally gave above requires a special institutional or personal (pay) account.

But now this reference is freely available online at this Cornell University Library link.