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^:^^THE FAUNA OF BRITISH INDIA,
INCMTBING
CEYLON AND BURMA.
Published under the authoiuty of the Secret ary of
State for India in Council.
KDITED BY A. B. SHIPLEY, Sc.K. Cantab., HON. D.Sc. Princeton, F.R.S.
ASSISTED BY GUi' .\ . K. MAKSHALL, F.Z.S., F.£.S.
KHYNCHOTA-Vol. VI.
HOMOPTERA: APPENDIX.
BY
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SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
Page
Fam. CiCADiD^ 1
Platypleura, Amy. ^- >Sen\ . . 1
atkinsoni, Dist 1
Rihaua, Dist 2
seniiniger, Dist 2
Crvptotympaua, Stal 3
maadariua, Dist 3
Dundubia, Amy. ^- Serv 4
belena, Dist 4
Taiiiia, Dist 4
bliutauensis; Dist 4
Platylomia, Stcfl 5
brevis, Dist. . 5
insigois, Dist (J
Meimuua, Dist ()
casandra. Dist (J
Pomponia, Stdl 7
])icta, Walk 7
Oncotympana, Stal 7
maboni, Dist 7
Mata, Dist 8
raiua, Dist 8
Terpnosia, Dist 9
jenkinsi, Dist 9
versicolor, Dist 10
obertburi, Dist 10
crowfooti, Dist 11
Cicadatra, Amyot 11
raja, Dist 11
iucouspicua, Dist 12
Psalmocbarias, Kirk 12
Gudaba, Dist 13
inaculata, Dist 13
Kbimbya, Dist 14
iinmsi, Dist 14
Quiiuilia, Karsdi 14
pompouia, Dist 14
Bijauraua Dist 15
typica, Dist 16
sita, Dist 1(5
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Melampsalta, Kolenat 10
zeiiobia, Dist 16
Fain. FuLGOKiD.« 17
Subfam. ]. Fulyorince 17
Pyrops, Spin 17
distant!, Schmidt 17
Fulgora, Liim 18
peguensis, Schmidt 18
H omalocepbala, A7ny. ^- Serv. 20
Kalidasa, £irk 20
Subfam. 2. Eurybrachydincc . . 20
Eurybracbys, Guer 20
mysorensis, Dist 20
lietcberi, Dist 21
rubro-ornata, Di.-'t 21
Messena, Stal 22
albifasciata, Z)/.s/ 22
Tbessitus, Walk 23
fea3, Schmidt 23
Snbfam.3. Dictyopharince .... 24
Dicboptera, Spin 24
Dictyopbara, Germ 24
dixoni, Dist 24
cummingi, Dist 24
coimbatoreusis, Dist. . , . . 25
Uorypborina, .Melich 25
stall, Melich 26
Putala, Melich 26
bracbycepbala, Dist 26
Awaramada, Dist 27
frj^eri, Dist 27
Miasa, Dist 28
Orthopagus, Vhler 28
Ceutromeria, Stal 29
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SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
Page
SubfaiD. 4. Cixiince -9
Olianis, StSl -^9
iudiciis, Disf -9
greeui, Dist 29
annandalei, Dii^t <^0
hodgarti, Dist -jI
Simla;, Dist 31
kurseongen.sit;. Dist 32
nuwiirpe, Dist 32
binghami, Dist , , 33
Mnemosyne, t^tal 33
cingaleusis. Dist 34
Adzapala, Dist 34
gi'eeni, Dist 35
Addenda, Dist 3(3
tvpica, Dist 3(3
Anila, Dist 37
versicolor, Dist 37
Kirbyaua, Dist 37
Commolenda, Dist 37
deusta, Dist 38
Caneirona, Dist 38
iudica, Dist 39
Paramicrixia, Dist 39
diapbana, Dist 40
Mundopa, Dist 41
vagans, Dist 41
campbelli, Dist. 41
regina, Dist 42
balteata, Dist 42
sita, Dist 42
Borystbenes, Stal 43
strigipennis, Dist 43
sukuaniciis, Dist 44
Brixia, Stdl 44
plagosa, Dist 44
inornata, Dist 45
elongata, Dist 45
variolosa, Dist 46
geon'.etrina, Dist 46
Subfaui. 5. TropiditfhijKP .... 47
Dolia, Kirk 47
Tambinia, St&l 47
verticalisj Dist 47
rubromaculata, Dist 48
Antabboga, Dist 48
gardineri, Dist 49
Stiborus, McJich 49
Stacotoides, Dist 50
typicus. Dist 50
Epora, Walk 51
montana, Dist 51
Eporiella, Melich. 51
ceylonica, Melich 52
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Eodryas, Kirk 52
Barunoides, Dist 53
Eilitbyia, Dist 53
insularis, Dist 54
Sogana, Matauni 54
extrema, Me/ich 54
Subfam. 6. Achilinf^' 55
Gordia, Melich 55
oculata, Melich 55
Faventia, Stal 56
Kobignlia, Dist 56
butleri, Dist 56
Deferuiida, Dist 57
stigmatica, Dist 57
A'ekuuta, Dist 58
Epirama, Melich 58
conspergata, Melich 58
Parataugia, Melich 58
limbriolata, Melich 59
Kinnara. Dist 59
flavofasciata, Dist 59
uiaculata, Dist 59
spectra, Dist . . 60
Magadba, Dist 61
Usana, Dist 61
abdominalis, Dist 61
Ambalangoda, Dist 61
insignis, Dist 62
fasciata, Dist 62
Caristianus, Dist 63
indicus, Dist 63
Subfam. 7. Derbhuc 64
Phenice, Westiu 64
pallata, Dist 64
t'erruginea, Dist 64
Zoraida, Kirk 65
fletcheri. Dist 65
spectra, Dist 66
histrionica, Dist 66
Zoraidoides, Dist 66
malabarensis, Dist 67
Diostrombus, Uhler 68
IJobigus, Dist 68
sanguineus, Dist 69
Dawn aria, Dist 69
atroterminata, Dist 70
Kermesia. Melich 70
nigropunctata, Dist 70
iS'isia, Melich 71
campbelli, Dist 71
Pbaconeura, Kirk 72
Hetcheri, Kirk 72
SYSl'E.MATIC INDEX.
Suniangala, Disf 73
delicatulii, iJist J.'J
Alara, Dist 74
dux, Dist 74
Kaiuendaka, Disf 7o
Perandeniim, Dist 7-)
typica, Disf. . . 75
Chapvina, Dist 7G
Digroniaculata, Dist 7ti
vittata, Dist 77
Tapoosa, Dist 77
luaskeliya;, JJisf 78
niaculosa, Dist 78
elegantula, Dist 79
Plira, Dist 79
ampliticata, Dist 80
atroniaculata, Dist 80
pictipennis, Dist 80
Archa, Dist 81
typica, Dist 81
Subfam. 8. Lophopi/ue 82
Elasniosceles, S'pi/i 82
Pitambara, Dist 82
montaiia, Dist 82
dawnana, 7)/^^ 83
Serida, Walk 84
sherwilli, Dist 84
Pyrilla, Stal 84
pusaiia, Dist 84
Brixioides, Kirhp 85
Kiisiiina, Dist 85
V'anua, JJ^alk 85
distant!. Melic/i 85
Subfam. 9. Is><iiia' 86
Tiibilustriuni, Dist 86
typicum, Dist 86
Erabmaloka, Dist 87
Hetcheii, Dist 87
liedarator, Dist 88
bimaculacus, Dist 88
Tempsa, Stal 89
rogersi, Dist 89
Thabeiioidps, Dist 90
albinotatus, Dist 90
Kodaiana, Dist 91
caiupbelli, Dist 91
Tetrica, Stal 92
uigromaculata, JJist 92
Paratetrica. Dist 92
opalina, Disf 92
Sarima, Melich 93
Coinqueiida, Dist 93
uigroclavata, Dist 94
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Coruuoanius, Disf 94
fascialis, Disf 95
Delhiua, Dist 95
eurybrachydoide.-i, Disf. . . 96
Gelastyra, Kirk 9(3
Narayaua, Dist 97
eliyana, Dist 97
fuscosignata, Dist 97
pundakioyaiia, Disf 98
Iryeri, Dist 98
Mincopius, Dist 99
audamaneiisis, Dist 100
liollius, Stdl 100
Gergithus, Stal 101
erebus, Dist 101
proteus, Disf 102
cribratus, Melich 102
versicolor, Dist 102
coinplicatus, Disf ] 03
couspicularis, Dist 103
Ilemisph.'erius, Schitum 104
noctis, Dist . . 105
fusco-clypeatus, J)ist 105
atromaculatus, Disf 105
Hilda, Kirk 105
tenasserimeusis, Disf JOG
beugalensis, Disf 106
Subfam. 10. liicamince 108
Pochazia, Amy. Sj- Serv 108
pipera, Dist 108
mamyona, Dist 108
Ilicauia, Ger7n 109
minbuensis, Dist 109
obliqua, Walk 109
densa, Walk 110
tisiphoue. Dist 110
coorgeusis, Disf Ill
Ricanoptera, 3/(V«7; Ill
vaiiegata, Dist Ill
ramakrishiia, Dist 112
mackenziei, Dist 112
pbalsena, Dist 113
Euricania, Melich 113
Apachuas, Dist 113
nobilis, Dist 114
Sas8ula, Stal 115
Gastulia, St.8l. 115
moutaria, Disf 115
Subfam. 11. Flatince 11(5
Neosalurnis, Dist 116
reticulatus, Dist 117
Summanus, Dist 117
indicus, Dist 118
SYSTEMATIC INDEX.
I'age
Satapa, Disf 118
tuberculosa. Disf 118
Flata, Fadr. 119
Melicliaria, Kirk 119
obtusanaula, Di-<f 119
Hilavrita, Dw/* 120
discolorata, Disf 120
obliqua, Disf 120
Ciyptoflata, Jlclich 120
Urvxa, Melich 121
Forculus, Disf 12]
peculiaiis, Disf 121
gibbosus, Dist 122
viridis, Dist 122
Forculusoides, Disf 12."]
rubronervis, Disf 123
Seliza, 6'tal 124
pusana, Dist 124
Paragomeda, Disf 124
typica, Dist ] 25
viridis, Dist 12o
Ketuuiala, Disf. 125
sinuata, Disf 125
farinosa, Dist 126
fuscouiarginata, 7>'/.v7 126
Paraketumala, Dist 120
anomala, Dist 127
Aiiaya, Disf ] 27
uicobai'eusis, Disf 127
iiigropuDctata, Disf 12S
Pai'anotiis, Kars'.h 128
limbatus, Disf 129
luaculosus, Disf 129
Atracis, St a I 130
fascialis, Disf 130
atkiusoni, Disf 130
haragamensis, Disf 131
greeiii, Dist 1 31
sadeyaua, Disf 132
clypeata, Dist 132
nalaudeusis, Dist 133
dissiniilis, Dist 133
Subfam. 12. Ddphadno:' 134
Pundaluoya, Kirl; 134
insignis, Dist 135
pulchella, Dist 135
facialis, Dist 130
Parohita, Dist 136
aruudinaceiB, Disf 1.30
Onkelos, Dist 137
annulatus, Disf ]37
Akilas, Disf 138
fasciatus, Disf 138
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Sogata, Dist 139
steriialis, Dist 139
pusana, Dist 139
distincta, Dist 140
pallesceiis, Disf 140
thoracica, Disf 140
Nilaparvala, Dist 141
Sardia, JSMich 141
prouotalis, Disf 141
Orehesuja, Melich 142
signata, Dist 142
Tropidocephala, Stnl 142
luteola, Dist. 143
Zuleika, Dist 144
bengalensi.^, Disf 144
Liburiiia, Stal 145
tuberculosa, Dist 145
atrouiaculata, Dist 145
Fam. Membracii)^^ 146
Oxyrliacliis, Germ 146
fonnidabilis, Dist 140
mangiferaua, Dist 147
lefroyi, Dist 147
biusarus, Dist 148
Hypsaucheuia, Genu 148
kenipi, Dist 148
iiiaiiiii, Disf 149
Leptobelus, Stdl 149
Teliugana, Dtst 149
cognata, Disf 149
ornanda, Dist 1 50
campbelli, Dist 150
balteata, Disf 151
travancorensis, Disf. . . . 151
consobriua, Dist 152
Para]M)goii, Dist 153
insignis, Dist 153
Convector, Dist 153
cpa'endus, Dist. 153
Leptocentrus, StSl 154
obortus, Di-it 154
scutellatus, Dist 155
l)njulaiis, Dist 155
Eniplmsis, Buckt 156
perarmatus, Dist 156
Perianian, Dist 157
pilosus, Dist 157
Imporcitor, Dist 157
typicus, Dist 157
Otinotus, Buclt 158
campbelli, Dist 158
badiiis, Dist 158
albomaculatus, Dist 159
SYSTiarATIC I>'DEX.
Page
mimicus, Dist 150
brevicornis, Dist 160
transversus, Dist Kil
rogon, Buckf 161
albosignatum, Dist 161
Ceiitrotus, Fabv 1 62
Aucliou, Buckt 162
Auchouoides, Disf 162
ty picas, Dist 162
Tricentrus, StlU 1 63
kamaonensis, Ui-^/ 163
repandus, Did 163
euscliistus, Dist 164
bovillus, Dist 164
horizoutalis, Dist 164
bifiircuss, Dist 1 65
allabens, Dist 166
proiius, Dist 166
jeneiis, Dist 167
resectus, Dist 167
Centruchus, Stdl 168
lULitiliis, Dist 168
Tiiceiitroides, Dist 169
pro2)rius, Dist 169
Ebhul, Dist 169
I'onnicarius, DisI 1G9
Gargara, Ami/. ^- Serr 170
contravia, Dist 170
conl'usa, Dist 171
extrema, Dist 171
mixta, var. nandidrno-aiia,
Dist 171
splendidula, Z*/*^ 172
c;elata, Disf 172
l^ogoutypus, Dist 1 73
dissimilis, Dist 173
Machaerotypiis, Ulder 173
pallescen.-, Dist 173
nuwarana, Dist 174
Occator, Dist 174
erectus, Dist 174
Coccosterphu.*, Stdl 175
paludatus, Dist 175
Iiibitor, Dist 176
exemplificatu.*, Di^t 176
Parayasa, Di>=t 1 76
typica, Dist 177
maculosa, Did 177
elegantula, Did 178
■M\A, J)ist 178
atricapilla, Dist 1 79
affinis, Did 179
dissimilis, 7//.v< 179
margherita. Did 180
nilgirieii.sis, Disf 180
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modesta, Dist 181
rustica, Did 181
Sarritor, Dist 182
retusus, Dist 182
Fam. Cercopii)^:
183
Subfam. 1. Machcerotince .... 183
Machaerota, Bnnn 183
assaiiiensis, Dist 183
j;octua, Dist 183
pandata, Dist 184
Conditor, Dist 184
coUatatus, Dist 185
Subfam. 2. Aphroj)hori)ia' .... 185
Poophilus, Sttd 185
Ptyelus, St. Fary. cV Serr. . . 186
liambautotensis, Did 186
jayakari, Dist 187
cinereus, Dist 187
Clovia, Stdl 187
buimanica, Dist 188
mmidiila, Dist 188
Lopyrunia, Amy. iS,- Serr. . . 188
dsedalia, Di.st 188
Aphi'ophora, Germ 189
nuwarana, Dist 190
tiifasciata. Did 190
Abdas, Dist 191
nuncupatus, Dist 191
Jerabrana, Di-'it 192
costalis, Dist 192
bipaitita, Dist 192
obesa, Did 193
Philagra, Stdl 193
costalis, Dist 193
Vervactor, Dist 1 94
tvpicalis, Dist 194
Hindola, Kirk 195
lucida, Did 195
lliudoloides, Dist 196
indicans, Dist 197
Qiiinquatrus, D/.sf 197
dobertvi, Di.d 197
Xenaias,'DiV 198
notandus, Dist 198
Subfam. 3. C'ercopince 199
Callitettix, Stdl 199
Abidama, Z'i*'^ l!)<)
scutellata, Dist 199
SYSTEMATIC IXDEX.
Page
Paphnutius, Dist 200
ostentus, Di.<t 200
Caloscarta, Brcdd 200
pallescens, Dist 200
Cnsidia, Stdl 201
nitidula, Bredd 201
Eoscarta, Brcdd 202
fuscata, Di.sf 202
ferruginwa, J) is/ 203
Yigilantius, I)i>if 203
fascialis, Disf 203
Autidu8, Smi 204
shillonganus, Dist 204
contevmiuus, Dist. ...... 205
Phymatostetha, Stdl 205
nifolimbata, Sc/imidi .... 205
si mil is, Schmidt 200
tjeniata, Schmidt 208
Cosmoscarta, Stdl 207
clirysomeLeiia, Butl. . . . , 207
gravelyi, Dist 208
hmata, Dist 208
dimota, Schmidt 209
discessa, Sch)iiidt 209
ochraceicoUis, Schmidt
fumosa, Dist
210
210
asyameusis, Di^t 2' 1
imrayi, Dist 21 1
iivmplia, Z*/-/ 211
balteata, Dist 212
gracilis, Schmidt 212
trifasciata, Schmidt 212
liiinalayana, Dist 213
nigriveutris, Sclimidt .... 213
peguensis, Schmidt 213
T3revis, Schmidt 214
prompta, Schmidt 214
Gj'nopygolax, Schmidt .... 214
iiigriscutellata, Schmidt . . 215
Ilomalostetlius, Schmidt .... 215
Opistarsostethus, Schmidt . . 215
Simeliria, Schmidt 216
Suraparta, Schmidt 210
Lt^|itataspis, Schvtidt .... 210
pirollei, Lallem 217
Fani. Jassid^: 217
Subfam. 1. Lcdriiuc .
Pa^e
signata, Dist 218
bombayeusis, Dist 219
granulosa, Dist 219
bainbriggei, Dist 220
Ledra, Fahr 220
(juadricarinn, Wall; 220
Confucius. Dist 221
Ledropsis, White 221
lutescens, Dist 221
angularis, Dist 222
Ledrotypa, Dist 222
spatulata, Dist 223
cultrata, Walh 223
greeni, Dist 224
Colunibanus, Dist 224
misranus, Dist 224
Paimacbus, Dist 225
exemplificatus, Dist 225
... , 217
Petalocepbala, Stdl 217
ceplialotes, Dist 218
Subfam. 2. Bi/thoscoj/i/if
Idiocerus, Lewis . . . .
maculatus, Dist. . .
P)ytlioscopus, Genu.
nuxgnus, Dist
lladhades, Dist
crassus, Dist
Agallia, Curtis . . . .
rugosa, Disf
campbelli, Dist,
janaka, Dist
Neliela, Bvcli. Wldtc
niuntaua, Dist
violacea, Dist. ...
Moonia, Dist
albiniaculata, Disf.
capitata, Dist. . . .
brunnea, Dist. . .
variabilis, Dist.
diversa, Dist. . . .
albivitta, Dist.
Sitades, Dist
fasciatus, Dist. . . .
Dui'gades, Dist. . . .
nigropictus, Dist. .
Pediopsis, Bun)). . , .
orieutalis, Di.st.
lovedalensis, Dist.
garuda, Dist
220
220
220
228
228
228
229
230
231
231
233
233
2.33
234
234
234
235
230
236
236
238
238
239
239
239
A P V E ^ IJ 1 X.
IIOMOPTER/V
Family CICADID^. (Vol. Ill, p. 55.)
In Yoluine III, 141) s])ecies of Cicadidae were enumenitcd and
described as t'oiind in tliis Pauiia. I am now able to add 23 more
species, bringing up the total to 172.
Genus PLATYPLEUBA. (Vol. Ill, p. 58.)
3130. Platypleura atkinsoni, Ui'^t. A. M. N. II. (8)ix, p. 181 (191 -J),
5 . Body above cinnamomeous brown ; vertex narrowly at inner
margins of eyes, and narrow anterior margins of vertex and
front, piceous or black ; ocelli iiarrowly margined with black ;
pronotum with the lateral and posterior margins and the anterior
Fig. 1. — Plafi/plcKm afkinsonl.
marginal area ochraceous, and \\itli a more or less distinct ])iceoiis
central fascia; mesoiiotuni with two obconical spots on anterior
margin and a sublateral lim- ou each side black, the basal cruciform
elevation ochraceous ; posterior abdominal segmental margins
distinctly paler; body beneath and legs cinnamomeous brown,
the sternum and legs distinctly pilose ; head beneath with a
transverse black fascia between the eyes crossing anterior margin
of face; tegmina and wings hyaline, the venation ochraceous;
tegmina with the costal membrane and exLreiiie base ochraceous,
the .whole tegrainal area somewhat sparsely speckled with small
but distinct black spots, those on the apical marginal area in tw o
VOL. Tl. B
2 APPE?fJ)TX. CTC'ADID.T'.
series arranged in pairs, the outermost ^smaller ; face with the
mai'gins a little convex, the lateral transverse ridges strongly
pronounced, the central longitudinal snlcation broad ; head
(including eyes) a little wider than base of mesonotuin ; pronotal
margins subtruncate, not medially angulate; rostrum distinctly
passing posterior coxae.
Length excl. tegm., 5 ' l^a ; ^-'^P- tegm. 49 millim.
Hah. Tenasserim {AtkiiisoiL Coll., Brit. Jliis.).
By the subtruncate pronotal margins allied to P. cervhia. Walk.,
by the finely spotted teginina having affinity with the S. African
P. longida, Dist.
Platypleuka bama. (Vol. Ill, p. 70.)
Platypleura badia, Bist. A. M. X. II. (8) xii, p. .j.jr (WIS).
At the time of the description of this species and until the
above date, I only knew P. badia by the female form from
Tenasserim. The British Museum has recently received
example from Burma, which I now describe : —
c? . Opercula short, broad, and overlapping inwardly, not pa-^sing
the base of abdomen, obtusely rounded laterally and apically ;
rostrum reaching base of abdomen ; body beneath somewhat longly
pilose.
Length excl. tegra., rJ , 1*J ; exp. tegm. 52 millim.
Add : Ifit/). Lo\\er Burma ; Toungoo Distr. (G. C. Clarence).
Genus RIHANA. (Vol. Ill, p. 7S.)
3137. Rihana seminiger, Disf. iJntnuio/oi/i.^^t, 1909, p. 208.
c? . Body above bbick : eves, posterior margin of ]ironotum, the
narrow margins to two central obconical spots on mesonotum.
the base of the cruciform elevation and the lateral margins of the
metanotum, dull, obscure olivaceous; a large transverse lateral
spot on each side of the second abdominal segment and a round
spot on each side of base of anal segment cretaceous-white ; head
beneath, sternum and opercula thickly greyish pilose ; face with
the transverse ridges black and with a central longitudinal
ochraceous fascia which is centrall}'' attenuated and also lon^i-
tudinally continued on clypeus; opercula with their inner margins
(broadly) and their outer and posterior margins (narrowly) black ;
abdomen beneath black, the abdominal segmental margins obscure
olivaceous, a spot on each side of the second abdominal segment
and one on eaeh side of the sixth segment cretaceous-white :
legs black, apices of femora and bases of tibiae more or less
ocliraceous ; tegmina and wings hyaline, in some lights with a
pale bluish reflection, the venation either piceons or brownish-
olivaceous, the extreme base virescent ; length of head more than
half the breadth of space between eyes ; face broadly, moderately
CUYPTOTYMl'AN.V. 3
prominent ; opercula broad, not extending beyond base of
abdomen, their posterior margins broadly rounded, their inner
margins a little overlapping, their lateral mai-gins nearly straight;
rostrum slightly passing the intermediate coxtc, ochraceous,
centrally, longitudinally and apically black.
Length excl. tegm., (J , 30 ; exp. tegm. !J7 millim.
Hah. India ; Nilgiri Hills {H. L. Andrews, Brit. Mus.).
Allied to Ji. (itni, Dist., from the Philippines.
Genus CRYPTOTYMPANA. (Vol. Ill, p. SO.)
3i;5S. Cryptotympana mandarina, Dist. Mon. Orient. Cicad. p. 8G,
t. xi, f. 7, f/, h (IWtl).
Mdicina operculata, Carrcno [MS. ?) : Wallc. List Ilom. i, p. 90
(1850).
6 • Body above black ; eyes fuscons : anal segnieut of the
abdomen with an odiraceous spot on each side; body beneath
and legs black ; a spot at anterior margin of face, two marginal
spots between face and eyes, lateral margins of face, femoral
streaks, posterior tibiae (excluding bases and apices), margins of
opercula, segmental margins (excluding disk), and apex of terminal
segments, dark ochraceoiis ; tegmina and wings liyaline, the
venation fuscous ; tegmina with the costal membrane castaneous,
its extreme costal edge and the post-costal area blackish, basal
cell black, about basal third of tegmina and the subcostal area
to apex pale castaneous ; wings with about basal half irregularly
very dark castaneous. The opercula extend to about half the
length of the abdomen, sliglitly overlap at basal margin, somewhat
concavely and obliquely sinuate at outer margins, and inwardly
beyond base widely divergent to apices, which are narrowly and
obtusely convex.
Lengtli excl. tegm., d" , 40 ; exp. tegm. 115 millim.
Hah. Tenasserim {Col. Bingham). — Tonkin {Mus. Paris); China ;
Hainan.
CnYPXOTYMPAIfA EXALBIDA. (Vol. Ill, p. 86.)
Cryptotymvaua exalbida, Dist. A. M. N. II. (S) x'u, p. 486 (1913).
My previous knowledge of this species was confined to eight
female specimens derived from Sikkim and the Nilgiri Hills.
Mr. E. E. Green has since presented the British Museum with ti
male specimen from Ceylon, which enables tlie characters of that
sex to be described.
d" . Opercula ochraceous, a little longer than broad, centrallv
moderately overlapping, their apices extending to posterior margin
of the second abdominal segment, outer margins nearly straight,
apices narrowed and obtusely rounded, inner margins oblique.
Length excl. tegm. 38; exp. tegm. 100 millim.
Add: Ilah. Ceylon; Oduchuddan (G'recji).
b2
4 APPENDIX. — CTCADIU.i:.
(4enus DUNDUBIA. (Vol. 111. p. iU.)
313!). Dundubia helena, Did. A. M. N. II. (8) ix, p. 041 (1912).
Body and legs brownish ochraceous ; apical spot to front of
head, lateral and posterior margins of pronotum, posterior margin
of metanotuni, tympanal coverings, narrow posterior segmental
margins to abdomen above, opercula, and abdomen beneath, pale
ochraceous; tegmina and wings hyaline, the venation brownish or
pale ochraceous; head about as long as pronotum, the front large
and convex, about twice as broad at its base as the length of the
anterior margins of tlie lobes of vertex; lateral margins of the
pronotum distinctly toothed ; abdomen very little longer than
space between apex of head and base of cruciform elevation ;
opercula in male long, extending to base of sixth abdominal
segment, strongly concavely narrowed on each side near base and
thence couvexly ampliated ; rostrum scarcely reaching the posterior
coxae ; second apical area of the tegmina little more tlian half the
length of the first.
Length excl. tegm., J , 35 ; exp. tegm. 88 millim.
Hah. N. India; Dehra Dun {Brit. Mas.).
Allied to D. mannifera, Linn., but differing in the shape of the
opercula, which are strongly concavely narrowed on each side
near base; the second apical area to the tegmina is very short,
distinctly shorter than the corresponding area in D^ mannifera.
Genus TANNA.
Tamia, Disf. A. M. JS. H. (7) xv, p. r,l (lOOo).
Type, T. japonensis, Dist., from Japan.
Dlstrihution. India, Malay Archipelago, and Japan.
Closely allied to Leptopsaltna (vol. iii, p. 89), from which it
ditiers by having a lateral tubercle only on the second and not on
the third ventral segment, in other respects resembling the genus
Fomponia (vol. iii, p. 111).
Head (including eyes) narrower than base of niesonotum and
about as long as space between eyes : lateral margins of pronotum
angularly sinuate, but not prominently toothed ; abdomen mucli
longer than space between apex of head and base of cruciform
elevation : tvmpaua covered ; o])ercula small, not or scarcely
extending beyond base of abdomen ; rostrum reaching the posterior
coxai ; tegmina and wings hyaline.
3140. Tanna bhutanensis, Dint. A. M. X. II. (S) ix, p. 182 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum more or less greenish
ocliraceous; anterior and lateral margins of front, an irregular
central fascia to vertex (enclosing the ocelli), anterior inner
margins of eyes, a curved fasciate line about middle of lateral
margins and the anterior angles, anterior niai-gin of pronotum.
TANX A . — i>latylo:m ia. 5
two centfui fasciate lines widened autei'iorlj and posteriorly, and
the outer fissures, mesonotum with a short central line almost
united with an elongate saiijittit'orm spot on basal area, two
irregular slightly curved discal t'asciiie scarcely extending behind
middle, a broad sublateral fascia on each side doubly united to the
lateral margin posteriorly, and a rounded spot at each anterior
angle of the cruciform elevation, black ; abdomen brownish
ochraceous, the segmental incisures a little darker, apex of abdo-
men beneath black ; body beneath and legs brownish ochraceous,
the face and opercnla distinctly ])aler ; tegminaand wings hyaline,
the venation brownish ; tegmina with the costal membrane, spots
at the apices of the ulnar areas, and smaller spots near the apices
Fig. 2. — Taniui hhiifancn)>i>>.
of the veins of apical areas, fuscous brown ; second ventral seg-
ment in male alone provided with lateral tubercles ; opercula in
male short, not passing posterior margin of first ventral segment,
widely separated at their inner margins, wliich are roundly
obtusely angulate, their posterior margins rounded, their lateral
margins almost straight : rostrum slightly passing the posterior
coxae.
Length excl. tegm., c? , 24 ; exp. tegm. 72 millim.
Hn}>. Bhutan (Br'd. Mus.).
The only species of this genus at present recorded from Bi'itish
India.
Genus PLATYLOx\[IA. (A'ul. liL, p. 100.)
3141. Platylomia brevis, Bid. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 182 (1912).
Closely allied in colour ami markings to F. salnritta. Walk',
(vol iii, p. 105), but differing by tiie short and narrower opercula,
which do not reach the penultimate abdominal segment as in
Vv^alker's species, but scarcely pass the posterior margin of the
third segment, their apices, as in P. saturata, are narrowed, angu-
lated and slightly directed outwardly.
Length excl. tegm. 40 ; exj). tegm. 103 millim.
Hah. "N. India " {Brit. Mas.).
APPENDIX. — CiCABID.i:.
ol4'2. Platylomia insignis, Dl.'<t. A. M. X. H. (8) ix, p. 183 (191 1>).
Ill colour and markings scarcely se])arable from P. saturata,
AValk., but differiug altogether in tlie structure of the opercula,
which reach the penultimate abdominal segment, but Lave not
their apices llarro\^ed and angulated as in Wnlker's species, but
somewhat broadly rounded ; they are narrowed at the base and
a b c
Fig. 3. — a. I'laiylo/iiia saturata.
b. I'Jati/lomia brevis.
c. Plati/loinia insic/nis.
strongly sinuate before the middle of the lateral margins; the
abdomen is distinctly shorter and broader, and the tegmina less
arched on costal margin.
Length excl. tegni. 30; exp. tegm. 10!) milliin.
Hab. Bhutan (Brit. Mus.).
Genus MEIMUNA. (Vol. Ill, p. LOT.)
3143. Meimuna casandra, nist. A. M. X. 11. (8) ix, p. 042 (19] 2).
Head black, with the following oehraceous markings — a spot
at apex of front and lateral striations on same, lateral margins ot
vertex, inner margins of eyes, and suifusions at area of ocelli ;
pronotum oehraceous, two central fascia^, an elongate spot on
each side of disk, the fissures, and lateral posterior ra;irgins,
black ; mesonotvuu oehraceous, with five longitudinal black fasciae,
the three central shortest and connected posteriori}^ the lateral
fasciae longest and broadest and containing a basal oehraceous
spot, a large transverse black spot in front of the cruciform
elevation ; abdomen above black, the ])osterior segmental margins
pale oehraceous, two lateral brownish spots before middle ;
tympanal coverings ver}^ pale oehraceous ; bod}^ beneath and legs
oehraceous ; transverse striations and central sulcation (excluding
base) on face, a transverse spot between face and eyes, posterior
areas of cheeks, lateral areas of clypeus, and central spots on the
last two abdominal segments, black ; tegmina and wings hyaline,
the venation fuscous, tegmina Avith the basal veins to the second
rOMI'OXlA. — ONCOTYMl'ANA. /
ami lliirtl apical areas lightly iuFuscate ; liead (iiicliidiiig eyes)
about as broad as base of inesoiiof iim, urea of the ocelli distinctly
sulcate centrally ; lateral margins of the pronotum distinctly,
acrutely toothed before middle; rostrum reaching the posterior
coxse ; opercula reaching the third abdon)inal si'gment, their outer
margins subparallel, inwardly widest but not meeting near
postt'rior coxa?, iinier margins oblique, apices nari'owlv rounded.
Length excl. tegni., 6 , -S : exp. tegni. 72 millim.
IJab. N. India ; near Dehra Dun (Brit. jIJhs.}.
In superficial appearance stronglv resembling M. opalifera,
AValk., from Corea aud Japan, but differing very nnicli in the
shape of the opercula in the male, these being narrowed and
angulated at a])ices in AValker's species.
(lenus POMPONIA. (A'ol. Ill, p. 111.)
3144. Pomponia picta. Walk. (DunduLia), J. Linn. Soc, Zoo/, x, p. !K)
(If^t)!); Did. (Pomponia) Mo/t. Orient, dead. p. 71. t. vii,
f. 11«, i (isyOj.
Body ])ale castaneoLis ; a central fascia to front, two large
curved fasciae to vertex (commencing at base on each side of ocelli
aixl more or less continued to anterior lateral angles), a large
central angulated fascia (containing two black sinuated lines) and
the posterior margin to pronotum, pale greenish ; mesonotum
Avith the outer nnu-gins of two obscure obconical spots, and the
basal cruciform elevation, pale greenish or ochraceous ; abdomen
abo\e with a lateral segmental series of dark longitudinal spots ;
face castaneous, two central spots and transverse lateral lines
pale greenish ; clypeus with a basal spot and central carinatioiii
pale greenish ; opercula pale greenish ; legs green, more or less
broadly annulated with black ; tegmina hyaline, costal membrane
green, the venation black with long greenish annulatioiis, the
apices of the ulnar veins, spots on and near the apices of the
apical veins, and smaller spots on hasal area, fuscous brown ;
wings hyaline, the venation fuscous ; opercula in\\ ardly and
outwardly oblique, their apices broadly convex, inwardly nearly
meeting.
Length excl. tegm., J , 28-37 ; exp. tegm. 70-85 millim.
JIah. Ceylon ; Pattipola {Bainbrvjge- Fletcher). — Sumatra, Java,
Borneo.
This species should be placed after P. lactea, Dist. (vol. iii,
p. lll>).
Genus ONCOTYMPANA. (Vol. Ill, p. 117.)
3145. Oncotympana mahoni, Di.st. A.M.N.H. (7)^^ii,p. 183 (190G).
d". Head, pronotum, and mesonotum olivaceous green; head
with very broad lateral areas to front and area of the ocelli (from
which an oblique line proceeds on each side to margins of vertex)
8 APPEXDIX. — CICADIU.i:.
black : ])roiiotum A\itli a very broad central aiigulated fascia,
followed by a curved discal spot, an irregular oblique fascia from
beliind eyes, the fissures, and a transverse spot on lateral margins,
black ; niesouotuin with two central obconical spots, followed by
a large central lanceolate spot, a broad irregular fascia near each
lateral area, two rounded spots in front of cruciform elevation,
and a large central spot to same, black : abdomen above olivaceous
green, thickly covered with alternately black and ochraceous spots,
the anal segment cretaceous white ; tympanal coverings piceous ;
head beneath, stenuim, legs, and opercula dull greenish ochra-
ceous ; lateral carinations to face, a spot on each side of clypeus,
iipex of rostrum, narrow basal and apical suifusions to femora
and tibia?, and the abdomen beneath, ])iceous or black, the latter
with the segmental margins and a lateral spot on each side near
base olivaceous green ; tegmina and wings hyaline with a bronzy
tint, the venation testaceous or fuscous ; tegmina with the costal
membrane greenish ochraceous, a round fuscous spot on the
transverse veins at bases of second, third, fifth, seventh, and eighth
apical areas, and a fuscous spot at apices of longitudinal veins to
apical areas; wings with the outer margin and a basal streak to
anal area fuscous ; opercula transverse, their inner margins black
and not meeting, their posterior margins broadly rounded ; head
(including eyes) narrower than hase of mesonotum.
Length excl. tegm., J and 5 , 20 ; exp. tegm., J 77, $ 83
millim.
Hah. N.W. India ; Masuri {Muhoni).
The late Mr. Mackinnon, who sent this species, asked me
to name it after his chief collector Mahoni, who captured the
specimens.
Allied to 0. melanoptera, Uist., from which it may be at once
separated, apart from other characters, by its much narrower
head.
Genus MATA. {\o\. Ill, p. 119.)
314(;. Mata rama, Dist. A. M. N. II. (S) ix, p. 4-'3!) (1912).
Head, |)ronotum, and mesonotum greenish ochraceous; lateral
margins of front, two central linear fascias to vertex (almost
enclosing the ocelli), two spots on each lateral margin of vertex
and inner margins of eyes, pronotum with two central longi-
tudinal fasciie, united anteriorlv and posteriori v, and an inner
lateral marginal line, black ; mesonotum with two central obconical
spots denoted by their dark margins, a central sagittiform spot, a
more or less obscure and subobsolete sublateral fascia, and a
roun led sjjot before each anterior angle of the cruciform basal
elevation, black ; abdomen above more or less testaceous brown ;
head beneath, sternum, and logs virescent ; abdomen beneath
testaceous brown ; opercula in male virescent, their posterior and
lateral margins piceous; teguiina and wings hyaline, the first
with the costal membrane greenish ochraceous, stigmatal spot
Klil'XOSlA.
9
black, apices of tlie first and second radial areas infiiscated ;
venation of tegmiiia and wiiiys more or less piceous ; pronotum
w itli tlie lateral margins very slightly convex, sinnale before tlie
posterior lateral angles, which are moderately, lobately produced ;
tympanal coverings piceous, tlieir onter margins a little sinuate,
the posterior angles alone projecting beyond the lateral margins
of the abdomen ; opercula shoi-t, transverse, scarcely extending
beyond the base of the abdomen, their lateral margins visible
from above, their posterior lateral angles rounded, their posterior
margins oblique ; rostrum reaching the posterior coxte.
Length excl. tegm., d and $,17; exp. tegm., d 55, 5 G<3
millim.
Hab. Bhutan (Brit. iMus.).
Very distinct from J\J. hima, Dist., the only other described
species of the genus ; tegmina proportionally shorter and almost
unspotted, &c.
Genus TERPNOSIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 120.)
3147. Terpnosia jenkinsi, Dht. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. is:', (1!)12).
Body above brownish ochraceons, soniew hat thickly and irre-
gularly marked with black ; head with the front transversely
blackly striate and with two angulate black spots at base, vertex
Avitli the area of the ocelli, broad inner margins to eyes, and
irregular discal spots black ; pronotum with the nuirgins of an
irregular central fascia, the fissures, lateral mai'gins, and some
scattered spots black ; mesonotum with a large central macular
Fig. 4. — TcrpnoRia jenkim^i.
patch, a sublateral fascia and some lateral spots, some smaller
.spots on anterior margin, and the space between the anterior
angles of the basal cruciform elevation, black ; abdomen above
irregularly and mostly transversely marked with black; body
beneath and legs dull pale ochraceous ; between face and eyes
a black transverse spot, face distinctly blackly striate; apex of
rostrum, shadings to anterior and intermediate femora, apices of
tibiae and tarsi, black : abdomiiud segments beneath trans\ ersely
^nd maculately shaded with fuscous brown ; tegmina and wings
10 APPENDIX. — CK'ADID.l::.
hyaline, the first with the venation shaded here and there with
black, two transverse linear s])ot3 before a|)ex, the apex of the
second ulnar area, and small indistinct spots near the apices of
the longitudinal veins to apical areas, black or blackish ; tymiianal-
coverings only a little shorter, but considerably narrower, than
tympanal oritices ; operciila in male not extending beyond base of
abdomen, their lateral margins sinuate, their apices transversely
rounded ; rostrum reaching the posterior coxae ; wings with six
a^jical areas.
Leiigth excl. tegm., J , 26 ; exp. tegm. 7- niillim.
Hah. AV. Bengal; Paresuath (J. T. Jeiilins, Brit. 4" ^'*(<'-
Muss.).
This species, of which I have as yet seen only two specimens,
is allied to P. iisecas. Walk., by the length of the tympanal cover-
ings ; it is, however, a smaller and differently marked species.
The most distinct, but possibly abnormal, character in tlie type
oi P. jcnkinsi '\8 found in the tegmina, where there is a distinct
cell before the second apical area; the relative lengths of this cell
and the apical area are not quite similar in the two tegmina.
31JS. Tevpnosia versicolor, Ui^t. A. M. K. H. (8) i.\, p. 4(ji' (1912j.
<S . Head, pronotum, and mesonoluin Airescent; lateral stria-
tions to front (not meeting anteriorly), area of the ocelli, narrow
anterior and posterior margins to pronotum, the fissures and
broad lateral marginal areas, the margins of two aiiterior obconical
spots to mesonotum, on each side of which is a broad percurrent
longitudinal fascia, and a spot in front of each anterior angle of
the cruciform basal elevation, castaneous brown ; abdomen above
ocliraceous, the posterior segmental margins virescent ; head
beneath, sternum, legs, and opereula virescent ; cheeks and tibiae-
more or less suffused with castaneous brown ; abdomen beneath
brownish testaceous, disk of anal segment purplish brown ; teg-
mina and wings hyaline, the venation and costal membrane of
the former more or less virescent ; opereula in male short and
transverse, not extending beyond basal segment of abdomen ;
head deflected anteriorly, front not prominent, its length about
equal to breadth between eyes ; pronotum distinctly shorter than
mesonotum.
Length excl. tegm., J, I'J ; exp. tegm. 55 millim.
JTah. Burma; Iluby Mines {Boliertu^ Brit. Mas.).
Allied to T. collina', Dist.
3149. Terpnosia olierthuri, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (8) ix, p. 46:? (1012).
d'. Closely allied in colour and markings to the preceding-
species 1 . versicolor, but the tegmina A\ith the transverse veins
at the apices of the ulnar areas and the ai)ices of the longitudinal
veins to apical areas distinctly infuscated ; the opereula much les&
TERl'TsOSlA. — CICAli.VTIiA. 11
truucale and more obli(iiie. au'l in coii.si'queiice ol" llii.'^ being con-
siderably wider apart than in T. versicolor.
Length exfl. tegni., c? , 1-; ex\). tegin. 55 millini.
JJoh. Bhutan (Brit. Mus.).
Near T.jnimila, Dist., a Boniean sj^ecies.
3150. Terpnosia crowfooti, Dht. A. M. N. II. (S) x, p. 43!) (191i^).
Head, pronotura, and mesonotum pale olivaceous green ; head
with anterior marginal lines to front, lateral margins to verte.x,
and the area of the ocelli black ; pronotum with two central
curved longitudinal lines, the outer fissure, a transverse spot near
lateral angles, and two small, central, contiguous spots near base
black ; mesonotum with a central straight longitudinal line, on
each side of which is a short inwardly curved line, a curved
fasciate line on each lateral area, two spots in front of the basal
cruciform elevation, and the anterior angles of the same black ;
abdomen pale brownish ochraceous, shortly palely pilose, the
central area darker, ^^•ith a series of large segmental spots on each
lateral area and smaller spots on lateral margins piceous, apical
segment covered with greyish-white pile ; head beneath, sternum,
legs, and opercula pale greenish ochraceous ; tibiae, tarsi, and
rostrum brownish ochraceous; abdomen beneath thickly covered
with greyish pile ; tegmina aud wings hyaline, unspotted, botli
with the venation and the first witli the costal membrane piceous ;
opercula in c? not extending beyond base of abdomen, their
lateral and apical margins convex ; tympanal coverings less than
half the length of tympanal orifices, small and rudimentary.
Length excl. tegm., S , 24 ; exp. tegm. 5S millim.
Hab. Badamtan, near Darjeeling (A. li. Crowfoot, Brit. Mas.).
By the completely unspotted tegmina and the rudimentary
tympanal covei'ings this species is allied to T. madhava, Dist.
(vol. iii, p. 130), from which it diflfers by the more elongate
tegmina and totally diflerent markings &c.
(:Jenus CICADATRA. (Vol. Ill, p. 132.)
3151 . Cicadatra raja, JJisf. A. M. N. 11. (7) xvii, p. 184 (1906).
Head and pronotum castaneous ; the ocelli sometimes mar-
gined with piceous ; pronotum with the posterior margin ochra-
ceous or greenish ochraceous, and sometiujes with a central
longitudinal ochraceous fascia, broadened anteriorly and posteriorly,
two small piceous spots at centre of posterior margin ; mesonotum
brownish ochraceous, with four obconical piceous or castaneous
spots, the two central ones short and somewhat wide apart, two
spots of the same colour in front of the cruciform ele\atioa
(sometimes absent) ; abdomen above brownish or castaneous,
palely pilose, with the segmental margins piceous or darker in
12 APi'ENJ)IX. — CICADID.i:,
line ; body beneath palely pilose ; teguihia and wings hyaline, the
first with the venation fuscous, the costal membrane and some of
the basal veins virescent, a distinct small piceous spot at apex of
upper apical area ; wings with the venation, inner broad anal
margin (enclosing a small pale spot at apex), and the narrow
outer margin of tlie anal area fuscous : opercula small, obliquely
transverse, very thickl}' palely pilose, not passing base of abdo-
men or meeting internally.
Length excl. tegm. 18-20 ; exp. tegm. 44-47 miilim.
Hah. N.AV. India, Aglar Valley, Masuri {P. W. Madcinnon).
Allied to C. sanl-ana, Dist. (vol. iii, p. I^'i2) from the same
di^trict.
;>152. Cicadatra inconspicua, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) ix, p. 463
(1912).
d" . Head piceous, anterior angles of vertex dull ochraceous ;
pronotum brownish ochraceous, a central reversed triangular
piceous spot with a central ochraceous line, the basal marginal
area piceous ; mesonotum brownish ochraceous, with two antei'ior
obsolete central obconioal spots, on each side of which is a per-
current submarginal piceous fascia, and a large piceous spot
before the cruciform basal elevation : abdomen above pale brown-
ish with piceous shadings, the posterior segmental margins pale
ochraceous ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ; tegmina and
wings hyaline, the venation, costal membrane, and basal claval
streak to the lirst and anal marginal area of the latter, ochraceous ;
a small transverse piceous spot above apex of radial area and
a similar spot at apex of clavus to tegmina; opercula somewhat
long, reaching tlie posterior margin of the basal abdominal seg-
ment, obliquely directed inwardly, their apices thus not very far
apart, outwardly moderately convex, a little sinuate on each side
uear base, their apices suhangularly rounded ; rostrum reaching
the intermediate coxse.
Length excl. tegm., c? ? 8 ; ^^'^' tegm. 35 miilim.
Hah. Brit. India; Mhow {Bnt. Mus.).
A small species, somewhat intermediate between the preceding
species, C. raja, Dist., and G. striata. Walk. (vol. iii, p. 134),
but much smaller than either and to be distinguished by the dis-
tinct characters of the opercula.
Genus P3ALM0CHARIAS, to replace Sena. (Vol. Ill, p. 134.)
Psalmocbanus, Kirk., n. iiom., EiituDiohv/iKt. xli, p. 124 (1908).
The name l^ena being preoccupied, that proposed by Ivirkaldy
must be substituted for it.
PSALMOCIIAJIIAS. OUDAISA. 1.3
PSALMOCII A HIAS QU.ERL'I.A,
8ena qiia'rula. (^^)l. 111, p. ISo.)
Specimens ot this species were exliil)ited at a Meeting of the
Zoological Society of Loudou (February 1, IIJIO) by Col. Sir A.
H. McMalion, who stated that great swarms of it had visited
Quetta, Baluchistan, in 1909. Similar swarms had been known
to occur at intervals of about six years. This Cicadid bores a liole
in the gromid, apparently intended merely to hold the insect
during its pupal stage. Each hole is separate and quite open,
holds only one pupa, and is bored vertically to a depth varying
from 11 inches to 2 feet. In diameter it is about half an inch,
but widens slightly at the bottom.
(Jenus GUDABA. (Vol. Ill, p. 138.)
3153. Gudaba maculata, Uid. A. M. N. II. (8) x, p. 439 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous ; head w ith the
apex and two longitudinal fascine to front, area of the ocelli, and
an oblique fascia before each eye, black ; pronotum with two
central longitudinal fasciae, a spot behind each eye, and the
lateral fissures, black : mesonotum with a central longitudinal line,
on each side of which is a short oblique linear fascia, a sublateral
fascia (sometimes much broken), two small spots in front of the
cruciform elevation, and the anterior angles of same, black;
abdomen brownish ochraceous, in d a small black basal spot and
the apical area castaneous, in $ a central black spot on the fii\st
three segments and a series of small lateral marginal spots ; body
beneath and legs brownish ochraceous in c?,the apices of the
femora distinctly black, and the apical area of the abdomen
piceous or black ; in the 2 the underside of the body and legs
is virescent; tegmina and wings hyaline, venation brownish
ochraceous or fuscous ; tegmina with a sublateral series of mar-
ginal fuscous spots placed on the lateral veins to apical areas ;
head as long as breadth between eyes ; pronotum with the lateral
mai'gins angulated : abdomen considerably longer than space be-
tween head and base of cruciform elevation, second and third
ventral segments furnished with a tubercle near each lateral
margin, the posterior tubercle \evy small ; tympanal coverings
very much shorter and narrower than the tympanal orifices ;
opercula short, oblique, not passing the base of abdomen : rostrum
reaching the posterior coxje; wings with five a])ical areas.
Length excl. tegm., c? $ ,13; exp. tegm. 33-34 millim.
Hah. cS, Sikkim (CoJ. Bmyhain); $, Dehra Dun (X C.
Chatterjee, Brit. Mus.).
Allied to the Burmese si)ecies G. ymirf/inafa, Dist., and consti-
tuting the first species described from Fndia proper.
14 APPKNDIX. — CICAUID.F.
Oeiuis KHIMBYA. (Vol. II T, p. 1:39.)
3154. Khimbya immsi, Di^f. A. M. X. II. (8) ix, p. 042 (191-2).
Body and leo-s ocliraceous ; two transverse black lines (not
meeting inediall\') on anterior margin of front, two linear black
transverse spots (sometimes indistinct) on each marginal area of
vertex before eyes, the interior margins of which are also black ;
mesonotnm witii four ill-defined obconical spots and four minute
black spots on its anterior margin : abdominal segments above
with transverse darker suffusions ; bases of metasternum and first
abdominal segment beneath black ; tegmina and wings hyaline,
the venation, costal membrane and extreme base of tegmina, and
upper iimer margin of abdominal area to wings, ochraeeons ;
head considerably shorter than space between eyes ; pronotum
witli the lateral margins sinuate, obtusely and subangularly pro-
minent before middle ; tympana imperfectly covered, the flaps
shorter and narrower than tympanal cavities ; rostrum almost
reaching the posterior cox?e ; opereula in male inwardly oblicpiely
divergent, extending to about the apes of third abdominal seg-
ment, their apices somewhat liroadly rounded.
Length excl. tegm., d, 23-27: exp. tegm. 67-74 millim.
Bab. Assam ; Goalpara (Brit. 3Ihs.).
This species, whicli was sent to me by Dr. A. D. Imms, Forest
Zoologist to the (lovernment of India, can be separated from the
other Indian species of the genus as yet described by the broader
apices of the opereula and the non-infuscate transverse veins to
tegmina.
Genus aUINTILIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 169.)
315-5. duintilia pomponia, Disf. A. M. X. II. (8) ix, p. C4G (1912).
2 ■ Head black, anterior margin of front with some obscure
vellow spots, oi-elli testaceous ; ])ronotuni brownish ocliraceous,
somewhat thickly pilose, with a bro:ul centr.d black fascia widened
anteriorly and posteriorly and enclosing a central longitudinal
ochr:;ceous line, obscure black oblique fascia? on each lateral area,
and the posterior margin also more or less suffused with black ;
mesonotnm black, with two obconical spots margined with ochra-
ceous and with more or less well-defined ochraceous suttusious ;
abdomen above black, pilose, the posterior margins of the seg-
ments faintly narrowly paler ; body beneath black, strongly
palely pilose, disk of abdomen ochraceous, with central black
spots ; legs black or piceous ; coxae, trochanters, bases of femora
and basal amuilations on intermediate and posterior tibiae, ochra-
ceous ; face and rostrum black, the lateral areas of the first
strongly palely pilose, basal annulatiou on the latter ochraceous ;
tegmina and wings hyaline, narrowly ochraceous at base ; tegmina
with the costal membrane and basal cell ochraceous, apical vein
QUIXTILTA. — Til.TAUUANA.
15
to 'rudiiil area, apical vein to lower ulnar area, basal vein to
second apical area, and a spot near middle of lower vein to third
ulnar ai'ea inl'uscate ; wings with the bases oF the apical areas
(excluding sixth), a large spot near inner apex of abdominal
area, and two n)ore obscure basal spots, black or fuscous; head
(including eves) narrower than base of mesonotum; posterior
angles of pronotum broadly ampliate ; mesonotnni (including
cruciform elevation) about as long as head and pronotum together;
abdomen robust, longer than space between apex of bead and
Fio-.
■ Quint Hill pomj:onia.
base of cruciform elevation ; tegniina about three times as long-
as broad.
Length excl. tegm., $ , 19 ; exp. tegm. 49 millim.
Hah. JN^orth India ; near Dehra Dun [Brit. Mus-.).
Allied to Q. subviita. Walk. (vol. iii, ]). 1(19) but a larger
species ; tegmina and wings with considerably less fuscous mnrk-
ings, the two u]iper ulnnr tegrainal areas longer, the second not
only longer but much more attenuated anteriorly, basal cell dis-
tinctly broader, lateral margins of pronotum more angulate
anteriorly : abdomen longer than in coi-res[iondii!g sex of
Q. siihvitta.
Genus BIJAUKANA.
Bijamaiia, Di-^f. .1. M. S. JL (S) ix, p. (548 (IQliM.
Type, B. ti/pica, Dist.
DiftrihuHon. British India.
Allied to T((i pint/It, D'lst., a genus found in China and South
Africa, but the tegmina with only seven apical areas, the first and
seventh areas about equal in length ; front very much shorter
than vertex, which is distinctly longitudinally sulcata at base;
])roiu)tum a little longer than head, the lateral margins oblique,
slightly sinuate, the posterior angles moderately, subangularly
ampliaiie; abdomen longer than space between apex of head and
base of cruciform elevation : tympanum entirely exposed; 0])ercu'a
in male about reaching base of abdomen, not meeting internally,
apical margins obliquely rounded; rostrum reaehing the inter-
mediate coxa;.
16
Al'PKN'DIX. — CICAUID.E.
3156. Bijaurana typica, Dlst. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 648 (lOli^).
Body and legs dull ocliraeeous ; (x-elli red; eyes piceous ;
inesonotmn with more or less distinct indications oF four ob-
conical darker spots; tegmina and wings hyaline, the former
with the venation ocliraceous, the costal margin narrowly black,
tbe latter with tlie veins ocliraceous, the upper half of the
Fig. ('). — Bijanraiia li/piea.
abdominal area and the outer margin of same palely infuscate,.
oi)aque ; head (including eyes) a little narrower than base of
mesonotuin ; rostrum piceous, reaching the intermediate coxj© ;
face somewhat com|)ressed, longer than broad, with a distinct tine
central sulcus, the transverse striations somewhat obscure.
L-i'ngth excl. tegm. 12| ; exp. te^^m. 29 millim.
Hah. Nepal; Bijaura (Iml. t|- Brit. Muss.).
3157. Bijaurana sita, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (8) ix, \^. 649 (1912).
c? . Head almost totally black, ocelli red ; pronotum dull
ochraceous with some piceous suffusions ; mesonotum ochraceous,
with four large black obconical spots, the two central spots
shortest ; abdomen above ochraceous, a central fascia and mar-
ginal segmental spots pitchy brown ; body beneath and legs
ochraceous, space between face and eyes, rostrum, and a central
basal spot on abdomen piceous ; tegmina and wings hyaline, both
marked as in the preceding species {B. iypica) ; pronotum
centrally distinctly and somewhat broadly longitudinally sulcate,
by which character — apart from coloration — it principall}- ditt'ers
from B. tyinca.
Length excl. tegm., (5" , 12 ; exp. tegm. 20 millim.
Hid). India ; United Provinces {Brit. Mas.).
A female specimen from Nepal, belonging to the Indian
Museum, may prove to be the other sex of this species.
Genus MELAMPSALTA. (Vol. Ill, p. 171.)
3 1 58. Melampsalta zeiiobia, Dist. A.M.y.lI. (8) ix, p. 649 (1912).
Body above black, shortly greyishly pilose; lateral margins of
vertex, margins and a central f:iseia to pronotum, margins and
FULGOKID.E.
17
a large discul anteriorly triaiigulaUMl .spot on niesonotmu, criici-
forni elevation, tympana, and posterior segmental margins,
testaceous red ; body beneath and legs reddish testaceous ; face
(excluding margins), cheeks, bases oi: tibias, tarsi (more or less),
and a central spot at base oE abdomen, black ; opercula oehraceous,
greyishly pilose ; rostrum not extending beyond the intermediate
coxae ; tegmina and wings hyaline, the venatiou reddish or
Fig. 7. — Mclampbalta zciwhia.
fuscous ; wings with the margins of the abdominal area more
or less fuscous.
Length excl. tegni. 15-15^ ; exp. tegm. 36 millim.
Hah. Xepal ; Gowchar, Thankote, Nagorkote {Ind. & Brit.
Muss.).
Allied to J/, literata, Dist. (vol. iii, p. 173), but differing in
the narrower and more elongate face, different coloration and
markings, &c.
Family FULGORIDtE. (Vol. HI, p. 175.)
In tin's large family a considerable number of additions require
to be made, and even then our knowledge must be still considered
as fragmentary, so far at least as ihe smaller species are concerned.
Probably the subfamily Fulgorinie is best known.
Subfamily FULGORIN.E. (Vol. III. p. 178.)
Genus PYROPS. (A'ol. Ill, p. 179.)
3159. Pyrops distant!, Schmidt, Zool Anz. xxxviii, p. 1G3 (1911)..
Head, thorax, sternum, and legs pale brownish oehraceous ;.
about basal half of cephalic process, and pro- and mesonota,
somewhat thickly and prominently spotted with black, anterior
half of cephalic process very sparingly and laterally black-spotted;
abdomen above black, Avith trans\erse oehraceous segmental
margins : abdomen beneath pale brownish oehraceous ; tegmina
sordidly greyishj the venation more or less oehraceous, closely
VOL. Yl. C
18
APPENDIX. rULGOKID.'E.
dotted with small black spots, a few of which are margined with
greyish ; wings lacteous, the venation pale brownish ochraceous ;
cephalic process a little longer than abdomen, robust, its apex
moderately, obliquely widened and spatulate, the margins promi-
nently carinately recurved, the whole length of the pi'ocess is
tricarinate, on the apical half tlie carinie are somewhat close
xA, -", ^.«5«|
Fig. S.—P//rops (li»t(niii.
together and the outer carina? sinuate, on the posterior half the
carinations are wider apart and straighter.
Length excl. tegm. 42 ; head 21 ; exp. tegm. 65 millim.
Hah. Burma; Karen-ni (Z'k/).
Dr. Gestro has kindly erabled me to figure the male type of
this species, which is contained in the Genoa Museum.
Genus FULGORA. (Vol. Ill, p. 182.)
FULGOEA. CAXDELARIA. (VoL III, p. 183.)
Pyrops candelaria, Kersh. Zool. Jcthrb. Si/st. xxix, pp. lOo-liU,
Taf. 8, 9, 10 (1910).
Under the generic name of Pi/i'ojts, Kershaw has published a
" Memoir on the Anatomy and I^ife History of Ftihjom
candelavia .'^
3160. Fulgora peguensis, Schmidt, Zool Anz. xxxviii, p. 161 (1911).
Head (including cephalic process) hocli above and on lateral
areas black, extreme apex and basal lateral areas ochraceous,
beneath dark brownish ochraceous, posterior lateral areas of face
and the whole of the clypeus ochraceous; pronotum above ochra-
ceous, two broad central longitudinal fascia?, an oblique fascia on
each lateral area, and a lateral marginal line behind eyes, black ;
me^onotum ochraceous. six small spots on anterior margin, two
central longitudina fnsoise, an oblique spot near each lateral
FULGOKA. — SAITA. 19
margin, eacli followed by a smaller rounded spot, blaf^k ; abdomen
above ochraceous, with a basal black transverse fascia ; body
beneath and legs ochraceous ; rostrum (excluding base), inner
spots on pro- and mesonota, til)ia3 and tarsi, and transverse abdo-
minal segmental fasciae, black ; tegmina black, the whole of the
venation, and a series of small spots with paler margins, ochra-
ceous ; wings ochraceous, with the apical area and posterior
margin — somewhat broadly — black ; cephalic process considerably
recurved upwards, its apical area distinctly compressed, behind
which there are two prominent, longitudinal discal carinations,
Fig. 9. — Fuk/i/ra pegnensis.
between which on basal half is a straight, central carination ; on
lateral margins, a little in front of eyes, there is a short but distinct
spine ; proiiotum centrally cai'inate ; mesonotum tricarinate.
Length ceph. process, angle from apex to eyes, 10 ; eyes to
apex abdom,, 19 ; exp, tegm. 58 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Palon, Pegu {Fea).
I am indebted to Dr. Gestro for affording me an opportunit}' to
figure the typical female specimen of this species contained in the
Genoa Museum.
* Pdlgora maculata. (Vol. Ill, p. 189.)
Bugnion (J. Psychol. 13, pp. 326-354 (1908)) has described the
" systeme nerveux et organes sensoriels " of this species. I have
not been able to consult this publication, but take mv citation
from Dr. D. Sharp (Zoolog. Pecord, 1908, p. 402).
Saiya iNsuLARis. (Vol. Ill, p. 196.)
Mr. E. E. Green has sent me a female specimen of this species
in which the wings (excluding the apical area and posterior
margin) are sanguineous and not ochraceous as in the type. It
is not altogether unusual to find this change of coloration in the
Pulgorime, and 1 have recently (' Insecta Transvaaliensia,' p. 186)
c2
20 APPENDIX. — FULGORIDyE.
recorded it as found in the Soutli African Fulgorid, Mantosyna
luemorrhoidalis, OH v.
Tlie dimensions of this 2 specimen are : — Length cepb. process,
angle from apex to eyes, 13; eyes to apex abdom. 13; exp. tegm.
44 milhm.
I have also received from Mr. Green a very small 6 specimen
of this species wliich is typical in coloration, of which the
dimensions are : — Length cepb. process, angle from apex to-
eyes, 11 ; eyes to apex abdom. 9; exp. tegm. 30 millim.
Both the above specimens were taken at Kaudy.
Saiva cardinalis. (A^ol. Ill, p. 195.)
Fulgora cardinalis, ScJwiidi, Stett. ent. Zeit. Ixvi, p. 356 (190-5).
By a strange coincidence Herr Schmidt has not only redescribed
Butler's species, but has cbosen the same specific name.
Genus HOMALOCEPHALA. (Vol. Ill, p. 199.)
HOMALOCEPIIALA FESTIVA. (Vol. Ill, p. 199, fig. 86.)
Add : Hah. Ceylon {Green).
Genus KALIDASA. (Vol. Ill, p. 212.)
Kalidasa lanata, I))H. (Cicada) ///. Ex. Ent. \\, Index, t. xxxvii,.
%. 3 (1773).
Kalidasa albiflos, Walk. (Vol. Ill, p. 214.)
Since recording this species nnder Walker's name, I have
discovered that it was previously described by Drury.
Subfamily EURYBRACHYDIN.E. (Vol. Ill, p. .219.)
Genus EURYBRACHYS. (Vol. Ill, p. 220.)
3161. Eurybrachys mysorensis, Bkt. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 4i0
(1914).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotutn shining olivaceous green ;
eyes ochraceous ; abdomen above sanguineous, with transverse
black segmental margins, apically tliickly furnished witb waxy-
white efflorescence ; face dark olivaceous green, transversely paler
olivaceous green before clypeus, wbich is blackish ; sternum and
abdomen sanguineous, the latter with ti-ansverse black segmental
fasciae ; legs black ; tegmina with about basal three-fourths
olivaceously virescent, crossed by two paler transverse fasciae,
apical fourth dull greyish green ; wings with basal two-thirds
EURYBRACKVS. 21
sanguineous, apical third greyish wliite ; head (including basal
area oi: face), pronotuni, and mesonotum finely obscurely wrinkled,
and with faint minute dark speckling; rostrum mutilated in type;
posterior tibia? with five spines.
Length excl. tegm, 9 ; exp. tegm. 21 millim.
Hdh. Mysore ; Bababudin Hills {Buinhri gge- Fletcher , Brit.
3Ius.); Kodaikanal(7'. V. Campbell).
3162. Eurybrachys fletcheri, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 410
(1914).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum more or less bright olivaceous
green; abdomen above purplish red, apically thickly furnished
with waxy-white efflorescence ; face emerald-green ; clypeus
fuscous brown ; body beneath and legs purplish red, intermediate
and posterior tibia3 blackish ; tegmina virescent, more or less
Fig. 10. — Euri/hrachys; fletcheri.
obscurely spotted with greyish white, the basal area somewhat
emerald-green, remaining area duller and paler, two trausverse
black fascial e spots near base, not reaching claval area ; a trans-
verse greyish white fascia near apex, preceded by a black spot on
inner margin; wings greyish white, with two black apical spots ;
head moderately concavely excavate between the eyes ; posterior
tibiae with five spines.
Length excl. tegm. 11 ; exp. tegm. 2-3 millim.
Hah. Madras Pres. ; Shevaroy Hills, 4500 ft. {Bainhritjye-
Fletcher, Brit. Jfus.).
3163. Eurybrachys rubro-ornata, iJist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii. p. 410
(1914).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous ; mesonotum
obscurely spotted, its apex and exposed area of metanotum
purplish red ; abdomen above bright ochraceous, the segmental
margins spotted with greyish white ; face ochraceous : clypeus,
sternvTm, and legs purplish red, intermediate and posterior tibiae
black ; abdomen beneath bright ochraceous, with central trans-
vex'se spots and the apex black ; tegmnia ochraceous, with a large
central, basal, longitudinal, purplish-red spot, a subapical greyisii
22 APPENDIX. — FULG0RID.5:.
transverse fascia united with a brownish apical margin ; wings
greyish white, with a proniiueut black spot on upper margin near
apex ; vertex (including eyes) about as broad as pronotum ; face
considerably broader than long, the lateral angles subacute ;
posterior tibi« with five spines.
Length excl. tegm. 11 ; exp. tegm. 25 millira.
Hah. S. India; Tercaud(7\ V. Camphdl).
EUKYBBACHYS TOMEKTOSA. (Vol. Ill, p. 222.)
Mr. E. A. Butler has recently shown me a male specimen
which he had received from Dr. T. V. Campbell, and which that
excellent collector stated he had taken in cop. with a normal
$ specimen (also forwarded) of this species. This S specimen
differs in having the apical areas of the wings nearly wholly black
with a central transverse white fascia.
I take this male specimen to be a varietal form of this very
variable species.
Add: Hah. S.India; Chikkaballapui-a.
Genus MESSENA. (Vol. Ill, p. 22(J.)
Messexa radiata. (Vol. Ill, p. 228.)
Var. Tegmina witli the purplish basal coloration not extending
much above the claval area; wings with the two upper subapical
marginal spots fused and larger in size.
Add : Hah. S. India ; Merkara, Coorg, 4500 ft.
3164. Messena albifasciata, Dist. A. M. A. H. (8) xiii. p. 411
(1914).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum testaceous, with irregular
darker markings ; face and clypeus as above, but paler and more
Fig. \1.— 2Irssc)ia alhifasciafa.
brightly marked ; abdomen sanguineous ; sternum and legs ochra-
ceoiis, with black markings, tibiae darker and more or less black ;
tegmina with about basal two-thirds (not reaching costal margin
MESSKXA.— TIIESSITUS.
23
and narrowed outwardly) testaceous, irregularly marked aud
spotted with black, the claval area dull ochraceous, spotted and
marked with black, remaining area greyish white with the vena-
tion ochraceous, a large subapical transverse ochraceous spot with
black markings, preceded by two similar spots, but smaller in size,
and a submarginal series of small black spots ; wings pale fuli-
ginous, the apical area black crossed by an oblique white fascia,
the apical margin also white ; posterior tibia? with .six spines.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 34 millini.
Hah. NJilgiri Hills ; Hillgrove, 4000 ft. {Brit. Mus.).
Allied to M. sinuata, Atkins. The specimen was received from
Mr. T. Bainbrigge-Fletcher.
Genus THESSITUS. (Vol. Ill, p. 230.)
3165. Thessitus feae, Schmidt, Zool. Anz. xxxviii, p. 105 (1911).
Body and legs ochraceous ; the latter more or less virescent,
tarsi f usoous-brown ; tegmina opaque, shining, greyish-white, the
venation ochraceous, a large basal ochraceous patch occupying
the central area from base to a little beyond middle, paler ochra-
ceous both above and beneath, aud with very irregularly shaped
black spots, above the middle of this ochraceous area, but not
reaching costal margin, a large oblique sanguineous spot ; wings-
cretaceous-white, apical area with a cluster of pale spots, of which
the inner three are larger aud the outer series (of about five)
smaller. Wings considerably broader than the tegmina, the latter
profoundly sinuate on costal margin near apex, the apical margins
oblique ; face with the lateral margins broadly concavely sinuate
and submarginally ridged ; vertex of head not quite twice as broad
as long ; posterior tibia? with six spines.
Length excl. tegu). 16; exp. tegm. 56 millim.
Hah. Burma; Karen-ni (^\'rt — Genoa Mus.).
The type by the kindly aid of Dr. Gestro is here figured.
24 APPEXBix. — fulgouiu.t;.
Subfamily DICTYOPHARIN_^. (Vol. II f, p. 23G.)
Oenus DICHOPTERA. (Vol. Ill, p. 237.)
DiCHOPTERA STRifaviTTA to replace T). nahUa. (Vol. Ill,
p. 239.)
Dichoptera sliia-ivitta. Walk. Lis. Saimd.. Horn. p. 36 (1858) ; IHst.
A. M. N. li. (7) xviii, p. 349 (1906).
As previously stated {supra)., 1 have beeix enabled to examine
the unique type of W'alker's species from the Saunders Collection
and find it to be only a faded example of m_y J), nnbda. Walker's
name must tberefore take precedence.
Add : Hah. Borneo, Java.
Genus DICTYOPHARA. (Vol. Ill, p. 241.)
3160. Dictyophara dixoni, DUt. A. M. K. H. (7) xviii, p. 351
(IStlHi); Mc/ich. Ahhand. k.-k. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wieii, vii, 1,
p. 127 (1912).
Body and legs virescent or ochraceous ; tegmina and wings pale
hyaline, the venation very pale ochraceous ; head curved upwardly,
narrowing to apex, in front of eyes about as long as mesonotum,
above with the lateral margins strongly ridged, and with a very
short central ridge near middle ; face tricarinate, the lateral
carinations moderately converging before clypeus, which is
strongly centrally carinnte, and obliquely striate on each lateral
area ; pi'onotum centi'ally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the
lateral carinations almost straight, not convexly converging
anteriorly ; posterior tibise with hve spines, their apices black,
first spine near extreme base ; rostrum considerably passing
posterior coxae ; femora and tibise strongly sulcate longitudinally.
Length excl. tegm. 11 ; exp. tegm. 20 milliin.
Hab. Bombav (li. M. Dixon):, Lucknow {Bruneiti) ; Calcutta
(Ind. Mks.).
3167. Dictyophara cummingi, Disf. A. M. N. H. (7) xviii, p. 351
(1906); Melich. Abhaiid. h.-h. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wieii, vii, 1,
p. 125 (1912).
Body and legs virescent or ochraceous ; eyes black; tegmina
and wings hyaline, with the venation very pale ochraceous ; head
prolonged, robust, porrect, slightly ascending at tip, strongly
excavate above, the ridges very pronounced, its length from
in front of eyes about equal to that of pronotum and mesonotum
together ; face tricarinate, the lateral carinations converging
anteriorly and not extending posteriorly beyond the eyes ; clypeus
centrally carinate; pronotum tricarinate, the lateral carinations
DIOTTOPnAIlA. — DORTPIIORIXA. 25
obscure, oblique aud tuberculous; mesonotuni tricarinate ; pos-
terioi* tibisB with four spines, one at base and apex, the other two
■central ; tegmina a little more opaque tlian wings, the stigma
concolorous,
Length excl. tegm. 9| ; exp. tegm. 20 millim.
Hab. Karachi (C^immiiu/) ; Calcutta (fide Melichnr). — Japan
(fide Melichar).
3108. Dictyophara coimbatorensis, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) xiii,
p. 411 (1!»]4).
Body and legs virescent; in one specimen the liead is wliolly
ochraeeous, in another the apex only is of that colour ; tegmina
and wings hyahne, the first without any macular markings ;
head about as long as pro- and inesonota together, slightly
narrowed and upturned at apex, the lateral margins strongly
ridged ; face tricarinate, the lateral carinations converging ante-
riorly and not extending posteriorly beyond the eyes ; clypeus
•centrally carinate ; pronotuui and mesonotum tricarinate, posterior
tibiiB with four spines.
Length excl. tegm. 7-9; exp. tegm. 16-19 millim.
Hah. South India; Coimhatove (Bainhrigge-FIetcher, Brit. Mus.).
Closely allied to D. cummiaiji, Dist., but with the lateral
.protiotal carinations less oblique, the face more apically narrowed,
■different colour, etc.
Dictyophara pallida. (Vol. Ill, p. 243.)
The late Mr. Kirkaldy (Ann. Soc. Eut. Belg. 1907, p. 123),
writing on this well-known enemy to the sugar-cane, stated that
the species thus enuu)erated by me as D. paUida, Don., was really
Pi/riUa aben-aiis, Kirby. This criticism is quite mistaken and
Avithout foundation, as 1 have siiown (Ann. Soc. Ent, Belg. 1907,
p. 220) at a length which need not be repeated here. Melichar
■(iVIon. Dictyophoriden, 1912, p. 124) supports my nomenclature
and includes D. striata, Osh. (Faun. Hem. Turkest. i, 1879, p. 129),
which increases the distribution of the species.
Add: Nab. Armenia, Turkestan. China; Sze-chuen.
I have seen a varietal form taken by Mr. Campbell at Chikka-
ballapura, S. India, in which the abdomen has a distinct black
lonsiitiidinal fascia above.
Genus DORYPHORINA.
Dorvphorina, Mclich. Abhand. k.-k. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien, vii, 1,
p.' 99 (191:2).
Type, D. stdli, Melich.
Distribution. Burma, Malay Peninsula, Sumatra.
" Resembling the genus Lappida. The long cylindrical cephalic
process is sharp-edged, the surface hollowed, the upper side not
26 APPKNDIX. rULGOEID.i:.
cariiiate ; the npex is very sliglitly dilated and iiidistiuctly
cariiiate ; face long, parallel-sided, not dilated before the clypeus,
with three carinations ; clypeus carinate in the middle ; antennae
short; pronotum narrow, truncaled in front, behind obtusely
emarginate, the sides straight, the upper surface with three
carinae, two lateral carinas beliind the eyes and a tliird on the
lateral lobe; scuteHum with three parallel carinas; the side
pieces of the prosternum are also provided with a carination.
Tegmina hyaline, dilated behind, stigma triangular, five cells,
with many cross-veins in the apical part; posterior tibiae with
live or six spines." {Melichar.)
o
3169. Doryphorina stall, Melich. Ahhand k.-k. Zool-Bot. Ges.
Wien, vii, 1, p. 99 (1912).
"Body yellowish or reddish-brown, with all the carinations
emerald-green; the face pale red, the lateral carinations before
the clypeus abbreviated ; tegmina hyaline, stigma brown, becoming
fasciate iiiternallv, the cross-veins outlined with brown ; femora
and tibiae longitudinally striped with black." (Melichar.)
Length, c? and $ , 18 ; transverse exp. 2:^; head with process
5-6 millim.
Bab. Burma. — Perak ; Sumatra.
I have not seen this species.
Genus PUTALA. (A'ol. Ill, p. iMO.)
PUTALA MACULATA, Dist. (Vol. Ill, p. 247.)
Putala sima, L'en/r. Wien. ent. Zeit. x.xvi, p. 290 (1907).
Miasma? &\ma, Melich. Abhand. k.-k. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien, vii, 1^
p. 40 (1912).
Add : Hub. Bombay.
Bergroth founded his species on nothing more than a distorted
spirit specimen. I have seen his type.
3170. Putala brachycephala, Bist. A. M. N. H. (7) xviii, p. 054
(190G).
Head, thorax, body beneath, and legs brownish ochraceous ;
carinations to pro- and mesonota much paler in hue; abdomen
above piceous, with ochraceous macular markings ; apex of
clypeus, linear markings on femora, apices of tibiae and tarsi, and
apex of rostrum fuscous ; tegmina and wings hyaline, the venation
fuscous ; tegmina with the stigma and a central longitudinal
apical patch fuscous ; head short, only about as long in front
of eyes as between them ; face narrowed at base, widened
towards clypeus, tricarinate ; clypeus centrally carinate and on
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each lateral area obliquely striate ; posterior tibiio with live
spines ; mesonotiim tricarinate.
Length excl. tegm. T-Tj ; exp. tegiu. 19|-20 milliiu.
Fig. 13. — Putala hrachi/cephala.
Hah. South India ; Coimbatore {Bainhriyge-FIeichev), Bombay
{Dixon). Singapore {Ridley).
Genus AWARAMADA.
Arawamada, I)ist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii. p. 412 (1914J.
Type, A. fryeri., Dist.
Distribution. At present only known from Ceylon.
Head elongate and strongly porrect, above a little convexly
raised and with a strong central longitudinal carina, lateral
margins also carinate, apex truncate, beneath with a small sub-
apical tubercle, the face with a slight lateral concave sinuation,
angularly ampliated behind eyes, two longitudinal central cari-
nations which are united anteriorly and posteriorly, clypeus
robustly carinate centrally ; rostrum passing the posterior coxae ;
pronotum a little shorter than mesouotuin,, the disk straightly
tricarinate, strongly deflected on each lateral area, lateral basal
margins oblique; mesonotum tricarinate, the base angulately pro-
duced in the centre ; abdomen shorter than head, pronotum, and
mesonotum together, centrally longitudinally ridged; anterior
femora unarmed, posterior tibiae with three strong spines ;
tegmina nearly four times as long as broad, apical area with
three transverse series of longitudinal cells, clavus without a
transverse vein ; wings about three-fourths the length of tegmina,
with a series of apical and two prominent auteapical cells.
3171. Awaramada fryeri, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 413 (1914).
Body and legs fuscous brown, head beneath, sternum, and legs
a little paler ; tegmina slightly infuscate, the venation fuscous
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APPENDIX. VULGORIDjE.
bro\A n, the stigma aud an apical elongate spot fuscous brown ;
wings paler than tegmina, the venation and an apical spot
fuscous broun ; pronotum with some darker punctate spots,
posterior angle of mesonotiim dull ochraceous ; abdomen aljove
Fig. 14. — AivaraynadaJ'ri/eri.
mottled with ochraceous ; lateral areas of face finely spotted
with brown : clypeus with the central carination and the lateral
margins pale ochraceous ; structural characters as in geueric
diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 12^-1 3| ; exp. tegm. 28-30 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Kandy V- C*. F. Fn/er, Brit. Mus.).
Genus MIASA. (Vol. Ill, p. 247.)
MlASA SMARAGDILINEA. (Yol. Ill, p. 248.)
Miasa nibrovittata, Schmidt, Stett. cut. Zeit. 1906, i^. 284 ; Melich.
Abhand. k.-Jc. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien, vii, 1, p. 39, Taf. 11
tig. 3 (1912).
This species has been named ruhrovittata and described as new
by Schmidt, who states that it differs from the description given
by AValker of his species. Walker's type from Malacca is iu the
British Museum, as is also a series of other specimens from
tlie Malaj^ States, and these agree entirely and explicitly with
the specimens from Tenasserim, one of which I figured and
described as above. As Schmidt gives his habitats as Sumatra
and Java, he has probably confused the species altogether ; and
this suggestion seems more than borne out by the figure given by
Melichar of his species.
Genus ORTHOPAGUS to replace Udugama. (Yol. Ill, p. 240.)
Anagnia, Stal, Stett. ent. Zeit. xxii, p. 149 (1861), nom. prfeocc.
Orthopagus, Uhler, Proc. U.S. Mns. xix, p. 278 (1896) ; Melich.
Abhand. h.-h. Zool.-Bot. Ges. IVieu, vii, 1, p. 57 (1912).
CENTROMEKIA. — OLIAEUS. 29
Udugaina, Melich. Hoin. Faun. Ceylon, p. 27 (1903).
Kcareol, Kirk, Entomolo(/>st, 1904, p. 279.
Stal's name being preoccupied, 1 substituted Melichar's
Udugama for it. Since then Melichar has satisfied himself that
Uhler's Orthopcifjus has i)riority. The type must now stand
as 0. lanuUfer, Uhler, from Japan, and Udugama sj^Undens
(vol. iii, p. 249) must be known as Orthopagus sjdendens.
Genus CENTROMERIA. (Vol. Til, p. 2.10.)
CeNTEOMEIIIA VIKIDISTIUMA. (Vol. Ill, p. 251.)
Udugama Hetcheri, Kirk. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg. 1908, p. 14.
Orthopagus tietcheri, McHch. Ahhand. k.-k. Zool.-But. Ges. Wien,
vii, 1, p. -59 (1912).
Subfamily CIXIINyE. (Vol. Ill, p. .255.)
Genus OLIARUS. (Vol. Ill, p. 256.)
3172. Oliarus indicus, Bisf. A. M. N. IL (8) viii, p. 735 (1911).
Head black, the margins of the vertex ochraceoiis ; pronotum
and meson otum black, the margins of the first and tlie central
carinations and lateral margins of the latter ochraceoiis ; abdomen
above black, the segmental margins more or less ochraceous ; face
black, its central carination and lateral margins ochraceous ; body
beneath and legs ochraceous or brownish ochraceous ; tegmina
creamy white, subhyaline, with bronzy-brown suffusions, these
consist of a narrow basal fascia, a broader and more irregular
fascia before middle, but neither reaching costal nor inner areas,
and an oblique fascia extending from middle of apical margin,
where it is broadest, and terminating a little beyond claval apex,
the veins and stigma are also fuscous brown ; wings subhyaline,
the veins fuscous brown ; vertex longer than broad, the lateral
margins strongly elevated ; pronotal margins moderately promi-
nent ; mesonotum with longitudinal ridges ; face obtusely angu-
lated near middle.
Length excl. tegm. 5 mm.; exp. tegm. 10 mm.
Ilah. " India " {Brit. Mun.).
Allied to 0. caudntus, Walk., but differing in the more angu-
lated margins of the face, suffusions on teginina, different color-
ation, &c.
3173. Oliarus greeni, Bisf. A. M. N. 11. (8) viii, p. 735 (1911).
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum black; margins of vertex
and pronotum ochraceous, the longitudinal ridges on mesonotum
concolorous or faintly testaceous ; abilomen above black, ochraceous
at base; face and clypeus mostly black, their margins and central
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APPENDIX. FCLGOllID^.
ridge oeliraceous ; sternum aud legs more or less ocbraceous, the
latter streaked with piceoiis ; abdomen beneath black, the base,
segmental margins, and anal appendages ocbraceous ; tegminaand
wings hyaline with black markings, of which there are three spots
in transverse series about one-third from base, all the transverse
veins beyond middle, the stigma, an apical spot beyond it, about
five smaller subapical spots, and minute spots at the apices of the
longitudinal veins to apical areas ; wings with the veins darker
but unspotted ; vertex longer than broad, the margins strongly
ridged; face longer than breadth before clypeus, gradually and
somewiiat convexiy widened to base of clypeus, the margins and
central ridge strongly developed; luesonotum with five longi-
tudinal ridges ; tegmina about twice as long as broad.
Length excl. tegm. 4-5, exp. tegm. 11-15 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Kandy, Eppaweia (G'reeH, Brit. Mas.).
To be i)laced near 0. stigma, Motsch.
3174. Oliarus annandalei, Dii^t. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 736 (1911).
Head ocbraceous, the vertex behind the marginal ridges black ;
pronotum oclu'aceous, with a transverse piceous foveate line on
each side ; mesonotum shining black, the longitudinal ridges con-
colorous ; abdomen above black, the posterior segmental margins
ocbraceous ; face black, the marginal and central ridges ochraceous ;
sternum black; abdomen beneath and legs ocln'aceous, femora
Fig. 15. — OliarKs aiiiiaiiiJalci.
more or less streaked with piceous ; tegmina hyaline, a broad
bronzy-brown fascia near base and a little more than apical third
fuscous brown ; wings hvaline, the veins a little darker ; vertex
longer than broad, the marginal ridges strongly developed ; pro-
notum very short, especially at middle, marginal ridges strongly
developed ; mesonotum with five discal longitudinal ridges ;
posterior tibiae with a distinct submedial spine ; tegmina about
three times as long as broad, the stigma elongately triangular,
ochraceous, its inner margin black.
Length excl. tegm. 4,4, exp. tegm. 12 millim.
Uuh. Lower Bengal ; Port Canning {Aunandale, Ind. Mus.).
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.3175. Oliarus hodgarti, Dlst. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 736 (1911).
Allied to tlie preceding species, 0. annandalel, but with tlie
vertex shorter and broader; tegiiiina shorter and coniparativelj'
broader, less than three times as long as broad and without a
broad basal bronzy fascia ; face a little narrower and the lateral
marffins less convexlv rounded.
l-'ig. 16. — Oliarui^ Jiodr/arti.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. Og-lO niillim.
Hah. Bengal ; Goalbathan {R. Hodrjart). Bandel, Hooghlr
District (C. Paiva). Chapra (Macl-eazie, Brit. Mks.). Sara (xhat,
River (langes (J. T. Jenl-ins). Kurseong, Sikkiin.
In some specimens the fuscous apical area to the tegmina is
almost obliterated, but the veins there are then distinctly
infuscated.
3176. Oliarus simlae, Bist. A. M. X. 11. (8) viii, p. 737 (1911).
Body above black, margins of vertex and pronotum, lateral
margins and central-longitudinal ridges on mesouotum, and
posterior segmental margins of abdomen ochraceous ; face black,
about posterior half, the lateral margins, and the central carinatiou
Fifif. 17. — Olid-r/is :nml(e.
ocliraoeous ; body beneath and legs black or piceous ; rostrum
(excluding apex), base of abdomen, jjosterior segujental margins,
libis, larsi, and apices of feuiora more or less ochraceous ; tegmina
and wings hyaline, the former with more than half of the venation
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APPENDIX. — rULGOEID,5i;.
dull ocliraceous, somewhat thickly covered with longly setosfr
granules, veins of the apical area mostly black, stigma elongate,
bla^-k ; vertex elongate, distinctly longer than broad, its lateral
maro-ins strongly elevated ; niesonotuni with tive central ridges ;
face nearly twice as long as broad, the central and lateral ridges
acute ; tegmina about three times as loug as broad.
Length excl. tegm. 5| ; exp. tegm. 14 millim.
Hah. Simla {Brit. Mus.).
Allied to 0. caudatus, Walk., but dift'ering principally by the
narrower and longer face and vertex.
3177. Oliarus kurseongensis, Dist. ^i.tl/. N. H. (S) viii, p. 737 (1911).
Closely allied in general appearance to the preceding species,
0. simlce, but differing in the broader vertex (in that respect move
like 0. caudatus, "Walk.), the narrower and black face, the central
rido"e and lateral margins of which are alone testaceous, and in
the two discal transverse veins of the tegmina situate almost in a
line with the commencement of the stigma, being both almost
perpendicular and in a line with one another, not angulated as in
0. simlce, and more especially by a perfectly straigtit and con-
tinuous transverse vein on the disk of the apical area a little before
the bases of the apical cells.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 12-1 2| millim.
Bab. E. Himalayas; Kurseong {Ind. Mus.).
3178. Oliarus nuwarae, I)ist. A.M.N.H. (S) viii, p. 737 (1911).
Keseiubling the two previous species, 0. simhe and 0. hurseon-
(jensis, in general appearance, but diifering in the following
Fig. IS. — 1. Oliarus nuwara.
2. Oliarus siinlce.
3. Oliarus l-urseoii</ensis.
.structural character.^ : — Vertex longer than broad, thus resembling
0. sinda; ; face (excluding central and lateral marginal ridges)^
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wholly black, thus resembling 0. kiu-seongensis : the most salient
Uifferences in the three species are found in the venation of the
teginiiia ; in 0. luiwara' there are three discal transverse veins a
little beyond middle; in 0. simlce two, the lowermost faint; in
0. kwseoiigcnsis there are two, and in addition a perfectl}' straight
and continuous transverse vein on the disk of the apical area.
Length exel. tegiii, 4; exp. tegm. 12 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Xuwara Eliya, Peradeniya {Green, Brit. Mus.).
3179. Oliarus binghami, Disf. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 738 (1911).
Body above castaneous ; margins of vertex and pronotum,
posterior nuirgnis of mesonotum, and posterior abdominal seg-
mental margins oehraceous ; head beneath (including face),
sternum, and legs pale castaneous or brownish ochraceous ;
abdomen beneath of the colour and markings of the upper surface ;
tegmina greyish white, subopaque, the venation brownish, and
\\'ith the following fus(;ous-brown markings — three narrow spots
in costal membrane, three somewhat long curved linear spots
beneath costal membrane and a little beyond base, and some
larger maculate markings on apical area, consisting of a spot at
end of stigma, a transverse fascia before apex, apical margin and
a large internal fasciate spot beneath stigma, which is bifurcate
towards inner margin and there encloses a pale spot ; wings very
pale t'uliginous witii the veins darker ; vertex foveate, with a
central carinatiun, the margins strongly ridged ; margins of
pronotum strongly ridged ; mesonotum with live central cari-
natious; face centrally and medially strongly ridged.
Length excl. tegin. 6 ; exp. tegm. 18 niillim.
Hah. Rangoon (C'oL Bitujliam^ Brit. JSlus.).
Allied to 0. sti'jma, Motscb.
Genus MNEMOSYNE.
Mnemosyne, Stdl, Hem. Afr. iv, p. 150 (1866); id. Hem.Fabr.W,
p. 91 (1869); Foiol. Biol. Coitr.-Amtr.^ lihynch.. Hem.-Hom. i,
p. 102 (1904).
Type, M. j-)lanicej)s, Fabr., a Neotropical species.
Distrihiition. Neotropical and Oriental Kegions.
Fowler, who worked from the JN'eotropical type of this genus,
thus diagnoses it: — " Vertex very narrow; the three keels of the
scutellum (^mesonotum) more or less obsolete, the side ones being
sometimes very faint ; the frons (face) broad before the apex, and
like the clypeus keeled in the middle and at the sides ; no frontal
ocellus is present, but the round scar is sometimes very distinct ;
teginiua more or less pellucid, the clavus with the posterior vein
situated at some distance from the suture, and not continued to
the apex, forming a fork with the transverse vein at about the
middle, the radial vein of the corium foi'ked much before the
interior ulnar vein; posterior tibiic bispinose."
TOL. VI. D
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APPENDIX. — rrLGORlD.i:.
Stfil placed this genus in the DictyophariiuT. I consider, with
Fowler, that it belongs to the Cixiina?, but nearer to OUams than
placed by Fowler. OUarus punctij^ejinis, Dist. (vol. iii, p. 259)
must also be placed in this genus.
Mnemosyne punctipennis.
Olianis punctipennis, Dist. vol. iii, p. 259, no. 1796.
3180. Mnemosyne cingalensis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 738
(1911).
Head, pronotuui, and mesonotuni pioeous, the carinate margins
of vertex and the earinations to mesonotuni testaceous, the margins
of pronotuin ochraceous ; abdomen above brownish ochraceous,
the segmental margins paler ; body beneath pitchy brown, the
legs brownish octa-aceous ; tegmiua millvy white, subopaque, and
with fuscous-browu spots and markiugs, which consist principally
of three double sets of small spots in costal membrane, the stigma,
and a broad irregular longitudinal suffusion from base to apex, the
Fig. 19. — Miieiaosyne cinyalen^is.
venation also fuscous brown; wings very pale fuliginous, the
veins darker; vertex longer than broad, the margins strongly
carinate; margins to proiiotum carinate; mesouotum with live
central longitudinal earinations ; face centrally and marginally
strongly carinate, the central carination bifurcate at apex ; clypeus
centrally and marginally carinate ; female with a long central
abdominal apical appendage ; posterior tibiae with a distinct spine
near middle.
Length excl. tegm. 64 ; exp. tegm. 18 raillim.
H(ib. Ceylon; Trincomalee {Green, Brit. Mvs.).
Genus ADZAPALA.
Adzapala, Did. A. M. N. H. (8) viii. p. 7:i9 (1911 ).
Type, A. (jreeni, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Head moderately lai-ge and prominent ; eyes large, longer than
broad ; vertex longer tlian broad, distinctly concave, the lateral
ADZAPALA.
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margins carinate ; face large, posteriorly about as broad as long,
centrally longitudinally carinate, the carination anteriorly bi-
furcate, the anterior margin about half the breadth of the
posterior margin, a distinct transverse incision level with the
posterior margins ot the eyes, before clypeus distinctly concave,
an ocellus on each side near posterior margin ; clypeus large and
broad, almost as long as face, centrally carinate ; pronotum very
short, strongly straightly angulate ; mesonotum large, con-
siderably longer than liead and pronotum together, with five
central carinations : abdomen broad and robust ; posterior tibiae
strongly spined near middle ; tegmina more than twice as long
as broad, distinctly angulately sinuate beyond clavus, claval vein
not extending much beyond the middle of clavus, stigma large,
inwardly couvexly rounded, two waved series of transverse veins,
one beyond middle, tlie other nearer apex, thus defining respec-
tively the apical and anteapical cells, apical margin rounded ; wings
shorter and at base about as broad as tegmina, two oblique discal
transverse veins beyond middle.
This genus by the five carinations to the mesonotum is allied
to both Oliarns and M nemos i/ne, from both of which it differs by
the structure of the face and the sinuate tegmina beyond the
apex of clavus, which gives it the appearance of an Achihnid.
3181. Adzapala greeni, JDist. A. M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 739 (1911).
Vertex dull ochraceous, eyes pieeous ; pro- and mesoiiota
piceou.s, the carinations on the latter testaceous ; abdomen above
fuscous brown, the lateral areas ochraceous ; face greenish
ochraceous, a broad transverse pieeous fascia between the eyes,
and the clypeus also of the latter colour ; body beneath almost
Fig. 20. — Achapttla (jrceiii.
entirely pieeous, the legs ochraceous, femora (excluding apices)
pieeous ; tegmnia hyaline, the veins brownish with minute setose
pieeous spots, tlie transverse veins prominently fuscous brown,
costal margin with transverse pieeous spots, basal area and the
area of the inner transverse veins more or less bronzy brown ;
wings slightly pale fuliginous, the veins darker.
Length excl. tegm. 4^ ; exp. tegm. 11^ inillim.
Hah. Ceylon; Trincomalee (tr'y^t'n, ^jvi. Mus.^.
d2
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APPENDIX. — FULGORIl).^.
Genus ADOLENDA.
Adolenda, Bisf. A. M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 740 (1911).
Type, A. typica, Dist.
Distribution. Northern India.
Vertex somewhat triangular, the margins strongly ridged, the
angles of:" the face visible from above ; face long and slender,
narrowest between eyes and distinctly projecting above them,
the margins strongly ridged, a distinct ocellus before clypeus,
which is 8hort and bears strong, central, and lateral ridges ; pro-
notum very short, the lateral areas a little ampliate, the posterior
margin strongly angularly emarginate ; mesonotum a little longer
than head and pronotum together, tricarinate, the lateral carina-
tions oblique; abdomen moderately broad and robust; legs
slender, posterior tibise unarmed ; tegmina three times as long
as broad, costal membrane bi'oad and unveined, at its apex a
cell enclosing stigma, beneath this three distinct subapical cells,
beyond these a central longitudinal cell reaching apex, on each
side of which ^re connected oblique cells, claval vein not I'eaching
apex of clavus ; w ings broader and shorter than tegmina, two
transverse veins on disk and two apical triangular cells.
Allied to the Neotropical genus CEdexis, Stal.
3182. Adolenda typica, Did. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 740 (1911).
A'ertex, pronotum, and mesonotum brownish ochraceous, margins
of vertex and pronotum, and margins and carinations to meso-
notum, dull ochraceous ; abdomen above piceous, narrowly
ochraceous at base ; head, sternum, and legs ochraceous ; ab-
domen beneath piceous ; tegmina hyaline, the veins piceous and
Fig. 21.— Adulciida fi/^Uca.
M'ith the folloAving fuscous-brown spots : a stigmatal spot, two
below costal membrane, the outermost connected with a short
curA'ed fascia which extends submargiually round posterior half
of vertex, and three spots on inner margin, the basal one largest ;
wings hyaline, the veins darker.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
Hab. Simla (Brit. Mt(s.).
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Genus ANILA. (Vol. Ill, p. 260.)
3183. Anila versicolor, Bisf. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 741 (1911).
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum black ; lateral margins of
vertex, ninrgins of pronotum, and posterior margins of meta-
uotnm pitchy brown ; abdomen above ochraceous, transverse
basal and apical fascise black ; face and sternum black ; abdomen
beneath and legs ochraceous ; tegmina hyaline with fuscous and
ochraceous shadings, the first consisting of a basal fascia, stigma
and a subapical transverse fascia darkest anteriorly and posteriorly,
the ochraceous shadings consist of a broad transverse fascia before
middle and a more broken fascia beyond middle ; wings hyaliue.
Fig, 22. — Anila versicolor.
the venation and apex distinctly iufuscate : vertex as long as
broad, the lateral margins raised and laminate ; face longer than
broad, truncate anteriorly (where it is narrowest) and concavely
emarginate posteriorly (where it is broadest); clypeus moderately
convex, centrally and laterally carinate ; posterior tibiae with two
spines ; tegmina veined as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 13 millim.
Hah. Sikkim ; Lebong, 4500 feet {F. M. Uowlett, Brit. Mus.).
Genus KIRBYANA. (Vol. Ill, p. 262.)
Kirbyella, Kirk. Eittomolo(jist, xxix, p. 248 (1906).
The synonymy of this genus must now include Kirbi/ella,
which the late Mr. Ivirkaldy proposed as a new name to take
the place of Kirhya, Melich., which was pre-occupied. I had,
however, previously proposed the substitute of Kirhyaua.
Genus COMMOLENDA.
Commolenda, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 741 (1911).
Type, C. deutitd, Dist.
Distribution. Central India.
Vertex a little broader than long, centrally and laterally
carinate, not extending beyond eyes, the frontal angles of the
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APPENDIX. FULGOKID.l!.
face visible above ; face as long as greatest bi'eadth, widened
towards clypeus, anterior margin truncate, posterior margin
somewhat strongly emarginate, centrally carinate, the margins
ampliately reflexed and ridged, an ocellus on each side of posterior
margin ; clypeus about as long as face, centrally and laterally
ridged ; pronotum exceedingly short, strongly waved and ridged ;
mesonotum longer, but not twice as long as pronotum and vertex
togetlier, tricarinate ; abdomen moderately robust ; tegmina less
than twice as long as greatest breadth, costal margin distinctly
waved, moderately but distinctly broadened towards apices, which
are rounded, claval vein not reaching apex; wings a little shorter
and broader than tegmina ; posterior tibife unarmed.
Allied to the genus Kirhi/ana from Ceylon.
3184. Commolenda deiista, DisT. A. M. X. H. (8) viii, p. 741 (1911).
Vertex, pronotum, mesonotum, face, and sternum fuscous
brown ; legs ochraceous ; abdomen black, the apical area and
narrow segmental margins ochraceous ; wings hyaline, the veins
Fig. 23. — Coiiiiiiolenda ilcu^ta.
thickly covered with small dark granules, basal half with numerous
small fuscous spots, of which the largest one is above the clavus,
on apical half several waved fuscous lines, the apices of the apical
veins also fuscous ; wings hyaline, the veins darker.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
Hab. Central India {Brit. Mus.).
A single specimen thus labelled is the only one that I have
!ie<m of this species.
Genus CANEIRONA.
Caneirona, Bist. Trans. Linn. Soc. LomJ., Zool. 1915.*
Type, C. macuiipennis, Dist., from the Seychelles.
Distribution. JSeychelle Islands and Southern India.
Vertex about as broad as long, the lateral margins strongly
carinate, the anterior margins with a short central spine (some-
times almost obsolete), the lateral angles also shortly spinose
* The description of this genus is now in coui-se of publication by the
Linnean Society of London, in a paper devoted to the Homoptera of the
Seychello Islands.
PARAMICRIXIA.
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and distinctly extending beyond eyes ; face longer than greatest
breadth, widened behind eyes towards clypens, anterior margin
more or less truncate, ])osterior margin angularly eoncave and
with an ocellus on each side, the lateral margins retlexed, and with
a strong central longitudinal ridge ; clypeus much shorter than
face, centrally ridged, laterally retlexed ; rostrum long, passing the
posterior coxse ; pronotum very short, posteriorly angularly con-
cave ; mesonotum about twice as long as vertex and pronotum
together, tricarinate ; abdomen moderately i-obust ; tegmina
twice as long as greatest breadth, gi-adually widened towards
apex, costal margin distinctly waved, apices rounded, claval vein
not reaching apex, apical areas distinctly delineated ; wings
shorter than tegmina, the broadest areas of each about equal
in width, with short transverse veins on the disk ; posterior tibiae
unarmed.
31 So. Caneirona indica, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceons, the ])ronotum
and carinations on vertex and mesonotnm much paler, the lateral
areas of the mesonotum fuscous brown ; abdomen above piceous,
anal appendage ochraceons ; face, steriuim, and legs ochraceons ;
abdomen beneath piceous, with the segmental margins distinctly
Fig. 2'1. — Caneirova iitdica.
ochraceons ; tegmina stramineous, the apical area more ochra-
ceous, apical and inner margins and a transverse fascia before
apical area dark ochraceons, with blackish spots, a series of
small pale spots on apical margin ; wings very pale fuliginous
with the veins darker ; anterior margin of face concavely
trinicate ; other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. U millin).
Hah. ISouth Iiulia ; Kodaikaual (7'. V. Ccunijbell).
Genus PARAMICRIXIA.
Pavamicrixla, iJisL A. M. X. 11. (8) viii, p. 742 (li)ll ).
Type, P. diajJiaaa, Dist.
Distrihidion. Bengal.
Head much shorter than tlie anterior margin of the })ronotum,
40
APPENDIX. — FIJLGOEID.^.
vertex short and narrow, a little widened anteriorly, the ajnces
ot" the lateral margins prominent ; face moderate}}' long and
narrow, gradually widening to clypetis, the lateral margins
strongly ridged ; clypeus shorter than face, centrally ridged ;
pronotum short but broad, centrally ridged, the lateral angles
distinctly spined ; inesonotum about as long as pronotum and
vertex together, tricarinate, the central carination straight, the
sublateral ones more or less curved ; abdomen short and broad ;
legs somewhat slender, posterior tibia^ not spined : tegmina and
wings hyaline ; tegmina only slightly more than twice as long as
broad, the apex subconically rounded, costal membrane large and
distinct, at its apex and beneath stigma is a somewhat rounded
cell, its inner margin connected by sinuate transverse veins to the
posterior margin near claval apex, three apical cells beyond stigma
and two cells caused by vein-bifurcation on apical margin ; wings
about as broad as but shorter than tegmina, two apical cells
caused by vein-bifurcation.
This peculiar genus finds an allv in the Mexican Micri.via,
Fowl.
3186. Paramicrixia diaphana, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 742
(1911).
Body above bronzy black ; lateral margins of vertex testaceous ;
body beneath black ; apex of clypeus, rostrum, basal area of
abdomen, and the femora more or less ochraceous, tibiae piceous ;
lateral margins of face testaceous, a little greyish before clypeus ;
Fig. 25. — Paramicrixia diaphana.
tegmina and wings hyaline and unmarked, save by the dark
venation and the very narrow piceous margins, the margin _'at
the stigmatal area is slightly more pronounced.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 9 millim.
JJah. Bengal {Brit. Mtis.).
The British Museum possesses a single specimen of this
interesting species.
MUNDOPA.
41
Genus MUNDOPA. (Vol. Ill, p. 203.)
3187. Mundopa vagans, iJist. A. M. X. H. (8) viii, p. 743 (191 1).
Vertex, pronotum, and niesonotum black, abdomen above pale
piceous with tiie seg'inental margins paler ; face black, the lateral
margins paler ; clypeus black ; .sternum and abdomen beneath
ochraceons with piceous suffusions ; legs ochraceous, femora more
or less suffused with piceous; tegmina fuscous brown, the veins
darker, the stigma piceous with its basal margin greyish white,
Fig. 2,C-i. — Mnvilopa vagnns.
before the apical area a series of about four discal elongate, very
obscure greyish-white spots ; wings fuscous brown, the veins
darker ; vertex with the lateral margins ampliately and apical ly
subacute ; face longer tlian broad, the lateral margins laminately
raised and with a distinct basal oct^llus.
Length excl, tegra. 'Ik ; exp. tegm. 8 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Galle (T. Bainhrig<je Fletcher, Brit. Mvs.).
Calcutta {Annandale. Ind. Mus.).
3188. Mundopa campbelli, sp. u.
Body above black ; lateral areas to vertex and posterior margin
to proiiotum, reddish-brown ; a pale spot on each side of abdomen
near base ; body beneath imperfectly seen in unique carded
Fi^-.
-MmxJdpii camphdli.
specimen ; face black, its lateral margins reddish-ochraceous ;
legs pale ochraceous ; tegmina fuscous brown, the costal mem-
brane, claval area, and discal sutt'usions bright ochraceous ;
posterior wings fuscous, the A'enation darker ; vertex of head
42 APPENDIX. — FULGORID.aE.
with the anterior angles distinctly spinous before eyes ; anterior
margin of face truncately sinuate, its lateral margins strongly
ridged and Avitli a distinct ceutral longitudinal carina- clypeus
undeterminate in unique carded specimen.
Length excl. tegin. '.i; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
Bab. South India ; Kodaikanal {2\ J'. Camphell).
3189. Mundopa regina, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 743 (1911).
Head and thorax black ; head somewhat greyishly tomentose ;
vertex and pronotum with the lateral aud basal margins testa-
ceous ; abdomen above dark testaceous ; face black, morti or less
greyislily tomentose, the anterior and lateral margins testaceous;
body beneath piceous, the legs fuscous ; tegaiina pale piceous,
the veins black, the basal area obliquely cinuamomeous, the
costal membrane piceous, the costal and apical margins greyishly
tomentose, a short discal linear streak before the apical area
greyish brown ; wings pale piceous, the veins black ; lateral
n)argins of the vertex ampliately raised and apically subacute ;
face elongate, the margins almost parallel, not posteriorly am-
pliute, with a central longitudinal ridge and the lateral margins
strongly ampliately carinate, a distinct ocellus at its posterior
mai'gin ; tegmina about twice as long as broad, costal margin
with a distinct short concave siuuation slightly beyond middle.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
JIah. Travancore {Brit. Mas.).
311)0. Mundopa balteata, l);.^t. A. M. X H. (8) viii, p. 74-3 (1911).
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum black ; margins of vertex
aud pronotum testaceous ; abdumeu above pitchy brown ; face,
clypeus, and body beneath pitchy black ; legs pale ochraceous ;
tegmina bronzy brown, crossed near middle by a transverse
greyish-white fascia, before this fascia and beneath the costal
membrane the colour is considerably paler thau on the apical area ;
u)argins of vertex ampliately raised and apically subacute ; face
long and somewbat narrow, with a strong central ridge, lateral
margins strongly ampliately carinate ; mesonotum tricariuate.
Length excl. "tegm. 3; exp. tegm. S millim.
Hab. Ceylon; ^a^\i\.w{i\. {Green, Brit. Mus.).
3191. Mundopa sita, sp. u.
Body above black, more or less greyishly pilose ; lateral margins
of vertex, anterior and posterior margins ot pronotum, and basal
area of abdomen more or less ochraceous ; face black, tlie lateral
margins ochraceous ; body bfuieath black or blackish, the legs pale
ochraceous ; tegmina pale stramineous ; basal cell, costal and
apical margins, inner margin excluding base, two subapical trans-
verse fascise, and two converging and less well-marked fascse
BORYSTHENES.
43
beyond middle, piceous or fuscous-brown, stigma black with a
large white spot at base ; wings greyish white, subhyaline, the
venation darker, especially on apical area, the apical margin also
more or less broadly piceous ; anterior angles of vertex distinctly
Fig. 28. — Mu7i(hjj>a xita.
produced in front of eyes ; face about one and a half rimes longer
than broad, both face and clypeus distinctly longitudinally ridged,
ocellus near posterior margin of face, distinct.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 9 to 10 millini.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal (2\ V. Caiapbell).
Genus BORYSTHENES to replace Baema. (Vol. Ill, p. 26(3.)
Borysthenes, iStdl, Hem. Afric. iv, p. 165 (1866j.
Barnia, Dist. vol. iii, p. 266.
I had overlooked this genus of Stal, as he originally described
it in his ' Hemiptera Africana' without giving type or locality.
He, however, subsequently referred to it, giving Cixius finitus,
Walk., as the type, a species which at the time I said must also
be included in Barnia.
BoRYSrilEXES DI VERSA.
Banna diver.sa, Did. vol. iii, p. '2Gi5.
3192. Borysthenes strigipennis, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) viii, p. 744
(1911).
Head, pronotum, inesonotum, body beneath, legs, and base of
abdomen above, ochraceous, more or less thickly greyishly tomen-
tose, apical half of abdomen above a little darker ; tegmina very
pale ochraceous, the veins darker, and between many of the veins
the colour is much darker ochraceous ; wings pale fuliginous, the
veins darker ; ve "^ex with a transverse impression between the
eyes, the disk foveate and the lateral margins strongly carinate,
its apex, seen from above, having the appearance of acute apical
angles ; mesouotum with three longitudinal ridges.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 10-11 millim.
Hah. iSikkiui ; Kurseoug (Lynch, Ind. Miis.).
44
APPENDIX. — rULGORID^.
Allied to B. divcrsa, Dist., from which it difPers by the lesser
and dift'erently arranged macular markings of the tegmina, tlie
more concave face, and less developed central ridge on same, &c.
3193. Borysthenes suknanicus, Ijist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 744
(1911).
Body above fuscous brown, more or less greyishly tomeiitose,
the head, pronotura, and mesonotum almost entirely suffused;
the abdominal segmental margins distinctly paler ; head beneath,
stei'iunn, and legs ochraceous ; abdomen beneath piceous, some-
what greyishly tomentose ; tegmina creamy white, with fuscous-
bro^^■n markings, of \^'hich there are two elongate spots in costal
membrane, two smaller streaks beneath them (one linear, the
other curved), beyond middle more completely fuscous brown,
enclosing the following creamy-white markings : two elongate
spots, an outer rounded, a more quadrate costal spot, and a
curved subapical fascia ; wings creamy-white, the veins fuscous
broM'n, with suffusions of the same colour at apex, disk, and
costal margin, the posterior max'ginal area is also faintly suffused
Fig. 29. — Boo-ydhcnes suknanicus.
with pale fuscous ; anterior angles of vertex prominent and
robust, vertex transversely cariuate between the eyes : mesonotal
carinations obscured by very thick tojuentosity ; tegmina very
broad, their maximum breadth greater tlian that of wings ; face
with a central longitudinal ridge, its lateral margins concavely
sinuate, slightly convexly rounded before clypeus.
Length excl. tegm. 3^ ; exp. tegm. 10| millim.
H(0>. Sikkim ; 8ukna, 500 feet {Annandah).
G-enus BRIXIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 200.)
3194. Brixia plagosa, Dist. A. M. K. H. (8) viii, p. 745 (1911).
A'ertex, pronotum, mesonotum, and abdomen above piceous ;
face, body beneath, and legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina pale
bright ochraceous, the leins a little darker, stigma greyish brown.
BRIXTA. 45
three transverse series of somewhat indistinct silvery spots more
or less margined with castaneous, the first short and strongly
oblique ne:ir base, the second longest and slightly oblique near
middle, the third short and discal before apical area, which is
somewhat pale brownish and is inwardly marked by an obscure,
rounded, nai-row, greyish fascia, margins of tegmina narrowly
pale castaneous and with the following castaneous spots : three
on costal margin before stigma, the third longest, a larger spot
beyond stigma, a large spot on inner margin a little beyond
claval apex, and a smaller one at apex of claval vein, a short
transverse discal paler spot before apical margin ; wings very
pale fuliginous ; face narrowing to apex, but not prominently
compressed between the eyes, the lateral margins stronglv earinate,
and with a distinct medial ridge and basal ocellus ; tegmina about
twice as long as broad.
Length excl. tegm. 4| ; exp. tegm. 14 millim.
Hah. Sikkim ; Ivurseoug, Sukna {AniiandaJe).
3195. Brixia inornata, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 74.5 (1011).
Head, prouotum, and mesonotum dark castaneous ; abdomen
castaneous, with strong greyish tomentum ; face, sternum, and
legs pale brow nish ochraceous ; abdomen beneath castaneous ;
tegmina pale greyish brown, immaculate except for some very
small aud obscure pale spots on the apical margin ; the veins
strongly fuscous brown, the stigma ochraceous, wings obscure
greyish, tlie veins darker ; face long and naiTow, strongly narrowed
between the eyes, the lateral margins very strongly earinate;
mesonotum tricarinate ; tegmina more than twice as long as
broad.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 164-17 millim.
Hab. Sikkim; l\.\xvseong {Annandale).
This species is to be recognized by the strongly darkly veined,
but not maculate or fasciate tegmina. Dr. Annandale captured
two specimens of this distinct species.
3196. Brixia elongata, Bist. A. M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 746 (1911).
Body above black or piceous ; face black, tlie lateral margins
brownish ochraceous : sternum and legs brownish ochraceous ;
abdomen beneath black, anal appendages brownish ochraceous;
tegmina pale brownish ochraceous, the veins darker and minutely
setosely mactdate, considerably suffused with fuscous brown
markings, of w hich the principal ones are : a broad trans-
Averse basal fascia followed by an elongate spot on costal mem-
brane, a broad trans\erse fascia before middle which encloses
a small pale spot on costal membrane, the stigma and more or
less the whole apical area, on which there are some obscure
greyish spots, the apices of the apical veins are also shortly
greyish, a greyish marginal spot a little beyond claval apex ;
46
APPENDIX. — FULGORTDvE.
wings pale fuliginous, the veins darker; teginina long and narrow,
nearly three times as long as broad ; face long and narrow, com-
pressed between the eyes.
Length excl. tegm. 4 ; exp. tegm. 14-15 millim.
Hub. Ceylon ; Horton Plains, Pattipola (^'re^H, Brit. Mns.).
The salient and most distinctive character of this species is
found in the long and narrow tegmina.
3197. Brixia variolosa, Uist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 746 (J91 L).
Body piceous ; lateral margins of mesonotum brownish oehra-
ceous ; posterior margins of abdominal segments greyish white ;
sternum and legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina fuscous brown,
with numerous pale markings either ochraceous or greyish white,
of which the pi'incipal ones are a transverse fascia a little beyond
base, two contiguous transverse irregular fasciae near middle, the
innermost darker and more ochraceous, basal and inner margins
of stigma, beneath which are seven pale spots followed by a more
ochraceous spot near claval apex, on apical area three clusters of
pale spots ; wings fuliginous, the veins darker ; face long, much
Fig. 30. — Brixia variolosa.
narrowed between the eyes, the lateral mai'gins strongly carinate
or ridged ; tegmina a little more than twice as long as greatest
breadth, the costal margin distinctly sinuate ; mesonotum tri-
carinate.
Length excl. tegm. 5: exp. tegm. 15 millim.
Mab. Sikkim ; Kurseong (AnnandaJe).
The sinuation of the costal margin of the tegmina, near the base,
is a distinctive character of tliis species.
3198, Brixia geometrina, Dist. A. M. K. H. (8) viii, p. 746 (1911).
Body above dark castaneous brown ; apical angles of vertex,
margins and carinations to pro- and mesonota, lateral margins of
abdomen above, body beneath, and legs ocliraceous ; tegmina
semi-opaque, greyish white, margins very narrowly, and the
DOLIA. — TAMBINIA.
47
stigma ocbraceous, an oMi<iue basal fascia, a transverse spot in
costal area, an irregular spot in clavus, a broad transverse fascia
before middle, irregular subapical suffusions, a central transverse
spot near apex and tbe a|iical margin fuscous, tbe broad trans-
verse fascia contains two small ])ale spots, and tbe apices of the
apical veins are distinctly ocliraceous ; wings |iale sidjli valine Avitb
tlie venation fuscous ; tegmina with the costal margin near base
slightly sinuate ; face elongate, much narrowed between the eyes.
Length excl. tegm. 5; exp. tegm. 17 uiillim.
Hah. Ceylon; Pattipola {Green., Brit. litis.).
Allied to tbe previous species, B. variolosa, by tbe less sinuate
costal mai'gin near base.
Subfamily TROPIDUCHlNiE. (Vol. Ill, p. 272.)
Genus DOLIA.
Doha, KirA: Haw. Suf/ar Plant. Assoc. Bull iii, p. 95 (1907);
Melich. Monofjr. Tropidueh. p. 134 {Verh. Fer. Brimn, 1914).
Hiracia":', Dist. (vol. iii, p. 273).
In enumerating Hiracia ivall-eri, Sign., wbicii I had not seen,
I added that it "may or may not be strictly congeneric."
Kirkaldy promptly proposed the new generic name Dolia, and
MeliclKir has now given a fuller generic description.
DOLTA WALKERI.
Hiracliia walkeri, Sign. (vol. iii, p. 274).
Genus TAMBINIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 276.)
3199. Tambinia verticalis, sp. n.
Body above pale virescent ; vertex of liead and the inter-
Fig. 31. — Tavihinia verdcalis.
stices between tbe carinations of pronotuin testaceous ; body
48 APPENDIX. FULGOBID.i:.
beneath aud legs ocliraceous ; tegmiua viiesceiit, about apical
third obliquely subh\aline, the detining line between the two
areas more or less well defined aud dark castaneous ; wings
creamy-white ; vertex of head considerably longer than broad,
moderately narrowed towards apex, which is roundly truncate,
with a strong centi-al longitudinal ridge, the lateral margins
carinately recurved ; pronotum centrally and marginally ridged ;
mesouotum tricarinate ; posterior tibiae armed with two spines.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegrn. 14 millim.
Hab. S. India ; Coorg, Santikoppa {2\ Bainbrujge Fletcher) ;
S. Kanara, Kasargode (1\ F. 11.).
3200. Tambinia rubromaculata, sp. n.
Pale virescent ; vertex o£ head, pronotum, and tegmina finely
spotted with testaceous red ; body beneath and legs paler and
more ochraceous in hue ; vertex of head distinctly longer than
broad and narrowed to apex, centrally and laterally cariuate,
less narrowlv elongate than in the preceding species ; face
shorter and broader than in T. verticalis, tegmiua also paler in
hue and tlie subapical oblique line of transverse veins concolorous,
not castaneous.
Length inch tegm. Ih millim.
Hah. Cevlon ; Kandy ( E. E. Green ), AV^eligama {T. Bainhrit/r/e
Fletclier).
Genus ANTABHO&A.
Antahhoga, Dist. A. -V. N. II. (S) ix, p. 185 (1912).
Type, A. c/ccrdtneri, Dist.
Dlstrihation. Laccadive Islands.
Head (including eyes) narrower than pronotum, vertex very
short and broad, conically rounded in front, the anterior margin
strongly upwardly ridged, finely centrally cariuate ; face longer
than broad, a little \\idened towards clypeus, both strongly
centrally cariuate, lateral margins of face U[)wardly ridged; pro-
notum a little longer than vertex, posterior margin strongly
subangularly emarginate, distinctly centrally cariuate, anterior
margin carinately ridged ; mesouotum louger than vertex and
pronotum together, centrally tricarinate, the lateral carinations
united anteriorly : abdomen moderately broad and short ; posterior
tibiae with three spines ; tegmina about or nearly three times as
long as broad, costal membrane with numerous oblique veins, a
transverse, rounded series of subapical veins enclosing short
apical cells, and a near)}" straight series of transverse veins
bevond middle enclosing narrow elongate subapical cells.
Allied to Epora, AValk., but differing in the structure of the
face aud vertex and in the arrangement of the cells to the
tesmiua.
STIBORUS.
49
3201. Antabhoga gardineri, Dbf. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 185 (1912).
Almost unil'oriul\' brownish ocliraceous ; wings fuliginous ;
the carinations and cuniiate margins to the head and thorax
above distinctly paler in parts ; extreme costal and apical
Fig. o2. — AntcdiliCHja gardiueri.
margins of teguiiua ochraceous. the apical area also shghtly
mottled with ochraceous ; leg^ ochraceous ; other characters as
in generic diagnosis.
Length incl. tegm. 7-8 mlllim.
Hah. Laccadive Islands; Minikoi [Garditier, Brit. Mas.).
G(!nus STIBORUS. (Vol. Ill, p. 280.)
Melichar, ]\ronogr. Tropiduch. p. 4;j (Yerh. Ver. Briiun, 1014),
has very much amplified his description of this genus.
Stibokus viRiDis. (Vol. Ill, p. 280.)
Stiborus viridis, Melick. Moiio</r. Tropin
Vcr. Bribni, 1914).
Alelichar has now figured his species (here reproduced). It
Stiborus viridis, Jlelic/i. Moiioi/r. Tropiduch. p. 44. tig. 13 ( I'erh.
Vcr. Bribni, 1914).
Fig. 33. — Stihorua viridis.
must be a rare form as I have still no example in any of mv
collections from Cevlon.
TOL, YI.
50 APPEXDIX. FULGORIDX
Genus STACOTOIDES, nov.
T3'pe, S. tijpicus, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Head considerably longer than broad, prouiiuently projecting
beyond eyes, vertex moderately angulate at apex ; face about
twice as broad as long, ampliated towards clypeus, with a
distinct central longituduial ridge ; clypeus short, scarcely
longer than one-third the length of face ; pronotum very short,
anterior margin angularly produced, posterior margin angukirly
concave ; mesonotuin about as long as head and pronotum
together, tricarinate, the central carination prominent ; abdomen
of 2 short and broad ; legs elongate, posterior tibiae with two
spines, basal joint of posterior tarsi long : tegmina ampliated
towards apex, costal membrane without transverse veins, three
series of longitudinal cells, two basal, moderately long and broad,
four central, long and somewhat narrow, nine apical, clavus
short, especially the claval vein ; wings about half the length
of tegmiua aud mnch narrower, two discal and four apical cells.
In this enumeration the genus will follow Stacota, Stal (vol. iii,
p. 281).
32U2. Stacotoides typicus, sp. n.
Vertex of head brownish ochraceous with two posteriorly
converging black lines, the base testaceous, eyes black ; pro-
notum and niesonotum dark oastaneous, the margins of the first
and the central carination to the latter distinctly ochraceous ;
face and cheeks ochraceous, the interstices between the facial
Fig. 34. — S/aco/oi(hs tijincu?:
ridges a little darker ; abdomen above ( 5 ) black, more castaueous
near base, body beneath imperfectly seen in unique carded
specimen ; legs ochraceous, posterior femora castaneous, tarsal
claws black : tegmina and wings snbh valine, the venation piceous,
extreme bases flavescent, outwardly fuscous brown.
Length excl. tegm. $ 3; exp. tegin. 9| milliin.
Hah. South India; Kodaikannl (7'. V. CampheV, Brit. Mus.).
EPOEA. — EPORIELLA.
51
Genus EPORA. (Vol. Ill, p. 282.)
3203. Epora montana, Dist. A. M. N. 11. (8) ix, p. 185 (1912).
Body and legs ocliraceous ; tegmina pale ochraceous ; wings
hyaline with the veins pale ochraceous ; vertex of head with a
distinct central longitudinal ridge ; face elongate, centrally and
longitudinally ridged ; tegmina with the costal membrane some-
what closely, obliquely, transversely veined, apical and subapical
elongate narrow cells, the apical cells the longer of the two.
Length excl. tegm. 8 ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills (i/irf/«p*o>i). Bengal; Calcutta ( By^'f. i/'?f.s.).
Fig. 35. — Kpora montana.
Allied to E. subtilis. Walk., but readily distinguished from
that species by the size and shape of the apical and subapical
cells to the tegmina.
In fresh specimens the ochraceous coloration will be replaced
by a virescent hue, as appears in a specimen recently received
from Bengal.
Melichar, Moiiogr. Tropiduch. p. 51 (Yerh. Yer. Briinn, 1914),
has placed this species as a synonym of E. subtilis, Walk. Now
that I have figured both these species, and the differential
characters are detailed {supra), the distinction will be readily
appreciated.
Eporiella, Melich.
1914).
Genus EPORIELLA.
Monof/r. Tropiduch. p. 52 [Verh. Ver. Briinn,
Type, E. ceijlonica, Melich.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Melichar has founded this genus as near Epora and on a
Ceylonese species contained in the Hof museum of Yienna. He
has not figured it, and owing to the present European war there
is no opportunity for my seeing it. I merely therefore call
attention to his description.
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52
APPEXDTX. — PrLGORID^.
3204. Eporiella ceylonica, Melkh. Monoyr. Tropiduch. p. 52 ( Verh.
Ver. Brilnn, 1914).
Hah. Cevlou.
Genus EODRYAS.
Epora, MeJich. (nee Walk.) Horn. Fmin. Ceylon, p. 48 (1903).
Eodryas, Kirk. Haw. S. PL Assoc. Bull, ifi, p. 93 (1907); Melich.
Monogr. Tropiduch. p. 52 ( J^er/i. J'er. Briinn, 1914).
Type, E. meUchari, Dist.
Distribution. Brit. India, Ceylon.
Melichar ori^incally described the tvpe of this genus under the
generic name of Ejiora, and mistook tlie species to whieli he
referred as E. suMilis, Walk. I (vol. iii, p. 283) described
the pi'incipal generic differences a[)pertaiuing to that species,
which I was compelled to rename as Gen.? meUchari. Kirkaldy
(supra), without any description, referred to it under a new
name Eodryas. MeHchar [siqji'ct) has now adopted that name.
EODKYAS MELICHARI.
Gen. ? melichari (vol. iii, p. 285).
Epora subtilis, Melich. (nee Walk.), Hotn. Faun. Ceylon, p. 48, t. 1,
f. 11 a-e (1903).
Eodrvas melichari, Melich. Monor/r. Tropidnch. p. 53, tis'. 14 ( Verh.
Ver. Briinn, 1914).
Fig. 36. — Eodryas melichari.
Hah. Bombay, Ceylon.
I have not seen the species but reproduce Meliehar's figure.
BARUKOIDES. — EILITHTIA. 53
BARUNOIDES to replace Baruna. (Vol. HI, p. 283.)
Biiruna, J)ist. (vol. iii, p. 28:!), uom. prfeocc.
Baninoides, Disf. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 471 (1!)]2). h. noni. ;
Melich. Monogr. Tropiduch. p. 58 {Verh. Ver. Brioiii, 1914),
part.
Melichar {supra) has sunk Bierman's genus CatidJoides (Not.
Mus. Leiden, xxxiii, p. 21, 1911) as a synonym of the above.
This, however, cannot be maintained. Both Bierman's descrip-
tion and figure define the costal membrane of the tegmina as
possessing numerous transverse veins, wliereas my description
and figure of Barunoides clearly show the contrary, "costal
membrane without transverse veins." Moreover, there are otiier
differences, and Bierman's genus is distinct and must stand,
unless it should be subsequently proved to be a synonym of
Kusuma, Dist. It is found in Java and Sumatra and not as yet
recorded from British India.
BaRUXOIDES ALBOSIGNATA.
Baruna albosiii'nata (vol. iii, p. 284).
Genus EILITHYIA.
Eilithyia, I)ist. A. 31. N. II. (8) ix, p. 184 (1912).
Type, E. instdaris, Dist.
Distribidion. Narkondam Island.
Vertex subquadrate, the margins strongly ridged, its apex
somewhat moderately angularly rounded ; eyes longer than broad,
posteriorly projecting over the anterior angles of the pronotum ;
face longer than broad, lateral margins ridged, a little concave,
moderately widened and aiigulate before clypeus, centrally strongly
carinate, the carination bifurcate anteriorly ; clypeus strongly
centrally carinate, its lateral margins not carinate ; pronotum
strongly convex anteriorly, concave posteriorly, centrally strongly
carinate, its lateral angles posteriorly subacute, anterior margin
distinctly carinate ; mesonotum tricariuate ; posterior tibia? with
two spines, one befoi-e and the other behind middle ; tegmina
about two and a half times as long as broad, costal margin con-
vexly rounded, apex conically rounded, costal membrane broad,
not veined, three longitudinal cells from base to beyond middle,
beyond which the venation is close and longitudinal and a
series of transverse veins deliminates a close series of apical and
anteapical cells, claval vein extending to about middle of claval
area ; wings shorter but scarcely broader than tegmina, posterior
margin strongly sinuate, a series of disconnected transverse veins
before apical area.
(Somewhat allied to Tamhlnia, from which it differs in the
shape of vertex and face, and in the position of the longitudinal
veins to tegmina, the first not being near costal margin as in
Tamhinia,
54
APPENDIX. — FULQORID.5;.
3205. Eilithyia insularis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 184 (1912).
Body and legs ochraceous ; tegmina very j^ale ochraceous ;
wings hyaline with the venation pale ochraceous ; abdomen,
Fig. 37. — EiUthyia inmlaris.
centrally dorsally ridged, with the spiracles very distinct ; anal
appendage in female long, slender, apically bifurcate ; other
characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. $ 1h ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hah. Narkondam Island.
Genus SOGANA.
Sogana, Mntsum. Ann. Mus. Hung, xii, p. 268 (1914) Melich.
Monoyr. Tropidzich. p. 113 [Verh. Ver. £rmm, 1914).
Type, S. hopponis, Matsum., from Formosa.
Distrihution. Tenasserim, Mentawei, Formosa.
3206. Sogana extrema, Melich. Monur/r. Trojnducli. p. 115, fig. 28
{Verh. Ver. Briinn, 1914).
Fig. 38. — Sogann e.vtrema.
I reproduce the figure of this species only, for the following
reasons : — Sogana was described by Matsumura, who placed it in
GOEDIA.
55
the subfam. Lophopina?. Melichar, however, places it in the
Tropiduchinse, which appears to me to be its better position. I
have, liowever, seen no example of the genus and therefore give
Melichar's figure and follow him in his divisional location.
Subfamily ACHILINJ5. (Vol. Ill, p. 286.)
Genus GORDIA.
Gordia, Melich. Horn. Faun. Ceylon, p. 43 (1903).
Type, G. oculata, Melich.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Vertex moderately short and broad, tricarinate, the apex
truncate ; face distinctly longer than bx'oad, anteriorly truncate
and moderately produced above eyes, distinctly centrally carinate,
foveately depressed for about upper third, the lateral margins
carinate, slightly convex and narrowed towards clypeus, which is
short with its lateral margins carinate ; prouotum short, slightly
shorter than vertex, tricarinate, tlie posterior margin concavely
sinuate ; mesonotum a little longer than vertex aud prouotum
together, tricarinate ; abdomen short and robust ; legs of mode-
rate length ; tegmina about three times as long as broad, the
costal margin straight till about end of costal membrane and then
distinctly sinuate at commencement of apical area, posterior
margin strongly sinuate at about end of clavus, three longitudinal
veins very prominent on disk ; membrane shorter and broader
tlian tearmiua.
32U7. Gordia oculata, MvUch. Hum. Faun. Ceylon, p. 43 (1003).
Vertex, prouotum and mesonotum black, the carinations
ochraceous, posterior mesonotal angle ochraceous ; abdomen above
piceous or black, the basal area somewhat testaceous ; head
Fig. 39. — Gordia oculata.
beneath and sternum black; face with a small spot on each side
near anterior margin and a broad central fascia, apex of the
civpeus and the abdomen beneath pale ochraceous; legs
ocliraceous, more or less shaded with black ; tegmina fuscous
brown for about two-thirds their length, thickly speckled aud
veined with ochraceous, with a distinct piceous or black spot on
56
APPENDIX. — FULGORID.E.
disk near middle, two Avliite spots near base of clavus and another
a little beyond apex of clavus, apical third pale fuliginous, the
veins thickly finely speckled with ochraceous ; wings fuliginous.
Length excl. tegm. 2| ; exp. tegm. 8 milliin.
Hah. Ceylon; Peradeniya {Uzel, CoU. MeUchar; Green. Brit.
31ns.).
Previouslv I could onlv draw attention to this species (vol. iii,
p. 294).
Genus FAVENTIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 280.)
Faveutia piistulata (vol. iii. p. 287, tig. 135).
Add: Ilab. Sikkiui ; Hnknn (Ajinmidale).
This is the first record of the species west of Tenasserim.
Genus ROBIGALIA, nov.
Type, i?. butleri, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex of head broader than long, the anterior lateral angles
acutely prominent, the lateral margins acutely reflexed ; face
much longer than broad, slightly widened tovA'ards clypeus, the
lateral margins acutely reflexed ; clypeus small, its lateral margins
carinate ; pronotum very much broader than long, its anterior
margin angularly convex, its posterior margin concave, both
margins distinctly i-idged and also a central longitudinal ridge ;
mesoiiotum slightly longer than head and pronotum together,
transversely depi'essed behind middle ; tegmina attenuated poste-
riorly and passing abdominal apex, claval area prominent; legs
elongated, first joint of posterior tarsi long.
3208. Eobigalia butleri, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum greyish white ; two large
spots on mesonotum black ; tegmina with mat-gins of clavus
Fig. 40. — Ihihigalia hutlcri.
continued to apex, a submarginal fascia from about middle to
apex, and a central linear line from claval margin to middle, black
DEFEEUNDA.
57
or blackish, a black humeral linear spot; legs pale ochraceous :
face pale ochraceous, its margins paler ; clypeus black ; structural
characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. 4 nnllim.
Hah. 8. India; Kodaikanal (7'. T". Camphdl).
Xamed after Mr. E. A. Butler, who has kindly let me see all
Dr. Campbell's captures.
Genus DEFERUNDA.
Deferunda, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (8) ix, p. 186 (1912).
Type, D. stigmatka, Dist.
Distrilmtion. Bengal.
Vertex of head longer than breadtli between eyes, prominently
produced in front of eyes, slightly upturned apically, tlie lateral
margins distinctly upturned, the disk depressed ; face much longer
than broad, distiiu-tly produced before eyes, centrally aud laterally
carinate, distinctly foveate anteriorly ; clypeus small, about half
the length of face, the margins distinctly carinate ; pronotum
narro\\-, centrally tricarinate, the lateral angles moderately
ampliate ; mesonotum broad, tricarinate, considerably broader
tlian long, the lateral angles subacute ; abdomen broad, moderately
robust ; posterior tibiie unspined ; tegmina about three times as
long as broad, moderately angulate and then ampliate beyond
clavus, claval Aein about reaching claval apex, a distinct series of
apical cells, beyond clavus a pronounced subquadrate cell, above and
beyond which are a cluster of anteapical cells ; «ings much broader
and a little shorter than teguiina.
A genus to be placed near Faventia, Stfil, owing to the face
being distinctly produced before eyes and the small clypeus.
3209. Deferunda stigmatica, Dist. A. M.N. H. (8) ix,p. 18(] (1912).
Vertex and pronotum greyish white, the first with longitudinal
black lines; mesonotum with three irregular transverse fasciae,
Fig. 41. — Deferunda i^tigmafica.
one at anterior margin, one near middle, and the third, which is
strongly waved, behind middle ; abdomen above piceous ; face
and clypeus greyish white, the former with a transverse sinuate
black fascia before middle; sternum and legs more or less
58
APPENDIX. PgLGORID.i:.
ochraceoiis ; abdomen beneath blackish, with the margins of the
segments greyish white ; tegmina with the basal two-thirds more
or less ocbraceous, the apical third greyish, the veins more or
less minutely spotted or granulated with black, much less
prominently so on apical third, a distinct carmine-red stigmatal
spot, interiorly margined with black: wings fuliginous.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 9 millim.
Hah. Bengal ; Chapra {Maclcenzie, Brit. Mas.).
Genus VEKUNTA. (Vol. Ill, p. 287.)
I followed Melichar, the founder of this genus (for I only
revised his name Temesa which was preoccupied), in placing it
in the Aehilinae. Kirkaldy (Haw. Sugar Plant. Assoc. Bull, iii,
p. 115, 1907) wrote " J'el-unta is certainly an Issiue and
has nothing to do with Achilini." Subsequently (Ann. Soc. Ent.
Belg. ii, p. 302, 1907) he stated that it is not an Issine but a
Derbid ! Pending further developments it may well be left in
tlie place assigned it by Melichar and mvself. Muir (liep. Exp.
Stat. H. P. a; Bull, xii, p. 37, 1913) states that Melichar placed
it among the Cixiinaj, but that is incorrect.
Genus EPIRAMA.
Epiraiua, MeJicli. Horn. Faun. Ceylon, p. 45 (1903) {ante, Vol. Ill,
p. 294).
Type, E. consju'njata, Melich.
Distrih'ution. Ceylon.
3210. Epirama conspergata, Mdic/i. Hont. Faun. Ceylon, p. 45 (1903).
Previously (vol. iii, p. 294) I could only refer to this genus
Fig. 42. — Ejjiraiita cuuspcrgata.
and species, not having seen examples. Since then b\^ the
kindness of Dr. Melichar 1 have been able to secure an illustration
which is here produced.
Genus PARATANGIA.
Paratang'ia, Melkh. Hont. Faun. Ceylon, i>. 40 (1903) {anfe, Vol.111,
p. 294).
Type, P. noiata, ^Melich.
Distrihution. Ceylon.
KINTfARA.
59
3211. Paratangia fim'briolata, Melich. Horn. Farm. Ceylon, p. 47(1903).
AVlien I previously referred to this genus and species (vol. iii,
p. 291) I had seen no ex.-iraples.
Since then Dr. Melickar has
Fig. 43. — Vavatauijia fiinbiolafa.
kindly assisted me in procuring a figure of one species which is
here reproduced.
Two others, F. notaia, Melich. and P. marginata, Melich., have
also been described, hut I do not know thein.
Genus KINNARA. (Vol. Ill, p. 289.)
Kinaara fumata (vol. iii, p. 289).
Add: Hah. S.India; Kodaikanal (CaJH^jJeZ^-
3212. Kinnara flavofasciata, sp. n.
^> Vei'tex of head and pronotum flavescent ; niesonotum black;
abdomen above dull greyish-white ; body beneath (imperfectly
seen in carded specimen) and legs pale ochraceous ; tegmina
fuscous brown, the basal half darker, basal half of costal area
flavescent : wings fuliginous with a slight opaline lustre ; vertex
of bead with the lateral margins strongly carinate, their apical
angles prominent ; meson otuin obscurely triearinate ; lateral
margins of face very strongly ridged.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 10 millim.
Hah. S. India ; Salem {T. V. Camphell).
3213. Kinnara maculata, Did. A. M. X. H. (8) ix, p. 187 (1912).
Body above more or less castaneous brown, apex of the
abdomen pale ochraceous ; body beneath, legs, vertex and pro-
notum, more or less ochraceous ; tegmina very pale ochraceous,
subhyaliue, with three prominent fuscous spots, one near base,
another near end of subcostal area, and the third on disk a
little beyond and above the apex of clavus, the apical marginal
60
APPENDIX. — FULGOEID.T:.
area distinctly palely infuscate ; winors hyaline, the veins palely
fuscous, the anal posterior area adorned with opaline lustre.
Ficf. 44. — Kinnara maculata.
Length excl. tegin. 2h \ exp. tegm. 94-10 millim.
Hah. Travancore ; Maddathoray, west base of W. Ghats
(Anuandale, Indian ij' Brit. Muss.).
This species differs from A', ceylonica, Melich., in the narrower
face, different colour and markings, etc.
3214. Kinnara spectra, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 187 (1912).
Body and legs pale ochraceous ; tegmina and wings subhyaline,
uniformly greyish white ; vertex short and bmaci, much narrower
than prouotum, the disk concave, the margins strongly carinate ;
face narrowest between the eyes, ampliated towards middle where
it is subangulate, and then narrowed to clypeus.
Fig. 45. — Kinnara spectra.
Length, excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
Hah. E. Himalayas {Brit. Mm]).
This species is to be separated from all the other species of
the genus at present described by the uniformly pale and sub-
hjaline tegmina and wings, and the subangulate amplification of
the face.
MAGADIIA. AMBALANGODA.
61
Genus MAGADHA. (Vol. Ill, p. 290.)
Magadha Havisig-na (vol. iii, p. i4)l. fig. 188).
Add : Hah. Darjiling, 6000 fe.-t (Bnmetti., Ind. Mus.).
A single specimen, labelled " At light in house."
Genus USANA. (Vol. Ill, p. 293.)
3215. Usana abdominalis, sp. u.
Body above brownish ochraceous, apical half of abdomen black ;
body beneath and legs paler ochraceous; tegmiiia and wings pale
tawny fuliginous, in wings the venation distinctly darker than in
tegmina ; head (including eyes) narrower than pronotum, vertex
strongly tricarinate, a little narroued anteriorly ; face about half
Fig. 46. — Usaiia abdominalis.
as long again as clypeus, a little anipliate posteriorly; clvpr^us
with the lateral margins finely carinate, and \\'ith an incomplete
central ridge ; pronotum and niesonotum tricarinate ; posterior
tibiae with a small spine before middle.
Length exel. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 11 millim.
Hah. Sikkim.
Genus AMBALANGODA.
Ambalangoda, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 187 (1912).
Type, A. insignis, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Vertex very slightly longer than broad, the latez'al margins
laminately raised and slightly projecting at their apices ; eyes
elongate, occupying the whole lateral margins of the vertex and
continued backward beyond its base ; face longer than bi-oad,
widened toward clypeus, the lateral margins sinuate and ampli-
ately ridged, centrally longitudinally carinate, before clvpeus
moderately concave ; clypeus a little more than half the length of
face, its lateral margins carinate, its disk somewhat tumid; pro-
notum very narrow, its lateral areas strongly obliquely recurved
backward ; mesonotum large, with the disk longitudinally raised,
flattened and tricarinate; posterior tibiae not spined ; tegmina
62 APPENDIX.— FULGORID^.
more than twice as long as broad, widened toward apex, costal
margin distinct]}' sinnato near base, two transverse veins near
middle, five or six anteapical cells separated from tlie apical cells
by a curved series of transverse veins, the apical cells moderately
long and narrow, the uppermost, before apex, oblique ; wings a
little shorter than tegmina, slightly more than twice as long as
broad, tv\o transverse veins near middle and a short angulate
apical cell.
By the face slightly projecting before the eyes and the short
clypeus, this genus is allied to Kosalya, Dist., from which it
differs by the totally different structure of the face and the non-
spiued posterior tibite.
3:216, Ambalangoda insignis, List. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 188
(1912).
Vertex and pronotvnn ochraceoas, mesonotum piceous with
the longitudinal carinate disk ocliraceous ; abdomen piceous or
black ; face black, the ampliate margins brownish ochraceous and
somewhat darkly maculate ; clypeus brownish ochraceous, the
margins darkly maculate near base and apex ; sternum and legs
dull ochraceous and more or less darkly maculate ; tegmina for
about half the length dull ochraceous with the veins darker, the
Fig. 47. — Ambalanf/oda liisiffms.
whole apical area more dull greyish, with a broad and ill-defined
slightly curved fuscous fascia near the apical margin, the veins to
the three upper subapical cells distinctly infuscated at the apices,
clavus white, with some black spots at its upper margin and
another at its apex; wings very pale fuliginous with the veins
darker. Structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 9 millim.
Hab. Ceylon ; Ambalangoda {Green).
3217. Ambalangoda fasciata. sp. n.
Body and legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina subliyaline, the
veins setigerous, basal area (more or less), an oblicjue fascia
extending from near middle of costal margin to inner apical angle.
CAKISTIANUrS. 63-
and irregulai-lv sized and shaped apical marginal spots, pale
brownish-ochraceoiis ; vertex slightly longer than broad, the
lateral margins raised and projecting at their apices ; face longer
tlian broad, widened towards clypeus which is more than half the
length of face ; mesonotum with the disk longitudinally raised,
flattened and tricarinate ; posterior tibiaj not spined ; face slightly
projecting before eyes.
Length excl. tegni. 5 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Xamunukuli (A'. E. Green).
Genus CARISTIANUS, nov.
Type, C. indicHs, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon, India.
Head uarrower thau the prouotum, the vertex i)rojecting before
the eyes, moderately concave, centrally and laterally ridged,
apex subtruncate, a little emarginate ; face longer than broad,
narrowed anteriorly, broadened before clypeus, the lateral niargins
convex, with a strong central longitudinal ridge ; clypeus more than
half as long as face, the lateral margins carinate, centrally longi-
tudinally carinate ; pronotum shorter than vertex, angularly
emarginate at base, centrally carinate ; mesonotum considerably
longer than vertex and pronotum together, centrally tricarinate ;
legs slender, posterior tarsi with the basal joint elongate ; tegniina
about three times as long as breadth at base, distinctly ampliated
behind the clavus, costal membrane without transverse veins,
apical cells five or six in number ; wings shorter and considerably
broader thau tegiuina, two distinct transverse veins on apical
area.
3218. Caristianus indicus, sp. n.
Head and thorax above brownish ochraceous, lateral areas of
pro- and mesonota dark castaneous ; abdomen above fuscous
Fisr. 48. — Caristiani/s indkui'
brown, the segmental margins pale ochraceous ; head beneath
and sternum piceous, lateral margins of the face spotted with
04 APPENDIX. — FULGORID.T.
greyish white, the anterior margin of a simihir colour ; tegmina
fuscous brown, rather more than the costal membrane creamy-
white, some spots of the sauie colour on claval margin, tlie apical
cells also banded with greyish white, and two small spots before
apical area; wings fuliginous; structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length exel. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 7 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeuiya {Green). Sikkim ; Sukna, 500 ft.
{Aanandale).
Subfamily DERBIN^. (Vol. Ill, p. .295.)
Genus PHENICE. (Vol. Ill, p. 296.)
Sardis. A7/7.-. Eep. Eip- ''^tai- //"«'• I'icoit. Assoc, pt. i.x, p. 426
(1906).
Phe>-ice mcesta. (Vol. Ill, p. 290, fig. 142.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Pusa.
3219. Phenice pallata, Uisf. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 039 (1911).
Head and thorax above piceous, pronotum black ; body beneath
black ; metasternum and legs stramineous ; coxae piceous ; ab-
domen above black, spotted with ochraceous ; tegmina dark
fuscous, the costal area white, with large dark fuscous spots,
the second from base largest and longitudinal, the others
transverse, the inner area broadly and irregularly white, the
fuscous extending through it to inner margin near base and
before middle, two white spots on apical margin, the lowermost
laro-e, the upper one small, the apices of the veins on inner
maro-in are fuscous ; wings fuliginous, with the veins fuscous,
the posterior marginal area suffused with white ; antennae
ochraceous.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 19 millim.
Hah. United Provinces ; Ivumaon District.
Allied to P. ma'sta, Westw., but larger, markings of tegmina
different, &c.
3220. Phenice ferruginea, Dist. A. 31. K. II. {S) viii, p. 639 (1911).
Vertex of head and pronotum sordidly greyish; mesonotum
fuscous brown, with the lateral and basal margins (the latter
broadlv), a central straight longitudinal carinatiou, and a
broader waved longitudinal fascia on each lateral area sordidly
o-reyish or very pale virescent ; abdomen above fuscous brown,
the segmental margins black, with greyish spots ; head beneath.
ZORAIDA. 65
sternum, and legs ocbraceous ; abdomen beneath transversely
fuscous and ocbraceous ; tegmina fuliginous, with tbe veins
ferruginous, costal membrane with a distinct series of sordidly
greyish spots, some more indistinct spots of the same colour
on basal area, and three or four short greyish-white lines at
apex, beyond the apex of costal membrane three or four short,
transverse, feiTuginous, waved, linear spots, and the whole area
of the tegmen more or less obscurely mottled with greyish ;
wings fuliginous, the veins ferruginous ; vertex rather broader
than in most species of the genus and distinctly longitudinally
grooved ; second joint of antennae not reaching apex of head :
face rounded, narrow, not aiigularl}', laminately projecting ;
clypeus a little longer than face ; abdomen above with a strong
central longitudinal ridge ; seutellum centrally longitudinally
compressed.
Length excl. tegm. 4-5 ; exp. tegm. 20-23 millim.
Hab. Travancore ; Maddathoray and near Trivatidrum (Annan-
dale).
Allied to P. svperha, Dist.
Genus ZORAIDA. (Vol. III. p. 300.)
3221. Zoraida fletcheri, n. nom.
Zoraida variipennis, Dist. A. M. X. II. (8) viii, p. 640 (1011)
(nom. prfeocc).
Body above shining fuscous brown ; pronotum pitchy black ;
abdomen somewhat largely spotted with ocbraceous ; second
joint of antennae ocbraceous, with its apex black ; body beneath
and legs pale bright ocbraceous ; tegmina hyaline, the veins
-.^^
Fig. id. —Zornida Jlufcluri.
more or less ferruginous, costal membrane at extreme base and
beyond middle to apex purplish red, with minute black spots,
basal area, an irregular transverse central fascia, and a transverse
fascia near apex dark fuliginous ; wings hyaline, with the veins
pale sanguineous ; second joint of antennae only a little shorter
than head and thorax together; vertex narrow, somewhat tri-
YOL. YI. F
66 APPENDIX. — FULGOMD.T-.
angulai*; mesonotum obsoletely ti-icariuate ; abdomen with a
central longitudinal ridge.
Length excl. tegin. 3| ; esp. tegm. 22 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Madulsima (T. iJawiftr/r/r/e Fletcher).
3222. Zoraida spectra, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 640 (1911).
Body pale ochraceoiis ; legs stramineous ; eyes black ; tegmina
and wiags Iwaline, the venation a little darker ; second joint
of anteunte pale ochraceous, about as long as head and thorax
together ; vertex very narrow ; face very narrow, prominently
longitudinally ridged ; clypeus slightly longer than face ; meso-
notum obscurely tricarinare ; posterior tibite distinctly spined
beyond middle ; tegmina about thx*ee times as long as greatest
breadth, the apical margin subtruncate, the inner margin slightly
dilated beyond clavus ; wings short, extending a little beyond the
clavus of tegmen.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. IS millim.
Hab. N.W. India (Brit. Mus.).
Allied to Z. <jih<a, Dist., from Ceylon, but a smaller species,
the tegmina less broadened, the venation darker, the apical veins
also quite different, being much more strongly oblique in (/ilva
than in spectra.
3223. Zoraida histrionica, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) xiii, p. 417 (1914).
Vertex and pronotum pale ochraceous, the latter with two
central oblique black lines : mesonotum pale brownish, with
narrow margins and fasciate carinal markings pale ochraceous ;
scutellnm purplish brown, with a central longitudinal greyish
line; abdomen ochraceous, above tiiickly mottled with castaneous,
beneath more or less broadly segmentally fasciated with tliat
colour; sternum and legs ochraceous; tegmina hyaline, tlie
venation fuscous, costal area flavesceut, containing a piceous
spot beyond middle and another near apex, apical margin nar-
rowly piceous, and with a piceous spot at apex of clavus ; wings
slightly tinted witli ochraceous ; second joint of antennae ochra-
ceous, its apex testaceous, considerably larger than head and
pronotum together; vertex triangular, slightly projecting beyond
eyes ; wings very small, about as long as apical margin of
tegmina ; face narrow, about as long as clypeus.
Length excl. tegm. 5; exp. tegm. 25 millim.
Hah. East Himalayas {Brit. Mus.).
This species is allied to Z. epliemeralis. Walk., from the Papuan
Islands.
Genus ZORAIDOIDES.
Zoraidoides, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 418 (1014).
Type, Z. malaharensis, Dist.
Distrihution. British India.
Head much narrower than pronotum, vertex narrow, its lateral
ZORAIDOIDES.
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margins prominently ridged, their apices subacute ; eyes large,
obliquely directed along tlie lateral margins of the pronotum ;
face long, narrow, tlie lateral margins strongly ridged and slightly
undulate, divergent before the clypeus, which is tricarinate and
only slightly shorter than the face ; antennae with the second joint
long, longer than the head and pronotum together; pronotum
short, centrally tricarinate, the lateral areas extending backwardly
and obliquely over the lateral margins of the mesonotum, its
margins ridged ; mesonotum obscurely tricarinate ; abdomen short
and robust ; legs slender, posterior tibiae with a distinct spine ;
tegmina elongate, more than three times as long as broad, their
apices subtruncate, five costal areas, four central basal areas, a
series of twelve areas from apex to posterior inner margin, and
two central subapical areas (the outermost small) beneath the fifth
costal area; wings very short, somewhat imperfect in the unique
typical specimen.
3224. Zoraidoides malabarensis, Dist. A. M. N. II. (S) xiii, p. 418
(1914).
Eody castaneous ; eyes black ; central carinations to mesonotum
and macular markings to pronotum pale ochraceous ; face pale
•ochraceous, spotted with castaneous; second joint of antennas
Fisr. 50. — Zoraidoides malahurensis.
dull ochraceous, its apex pale testaceous ; legs greyish white ;
tegmina and wings hyaline, the first with the costal marginal
area ochraceous, excepting above the first and second costal
areas, where it is hyaline, veins obscure ochraceous ; wings with
the veins brownish-ochraceous ; structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 26 millim.
Hah. Malabar; Taliparamba(r. Bainhri(/(je hhtcher., Brit. Mas.).
This specimen was found on " Pepper."
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68 APPENDIX. — FULGORID.B.
Genus DIOSTROMBUS to replace Drona. (Vol. Ill, p. 305.)
Diostrombus, TThler, Proc. Kat.Mus. T^.-S'. 1896, p. 283 ; Mnii;BulL
Exp. Stat. Haw. Plant. Assoc, xii, 1913, p. 80.
Drona, Dist. Faun. Brit. Lid., Rhynch. iii, p. 305 (190G).
Mr. Muir {supra) has recently examined a cotjpe of Uhler':^
genus contained in the National Museum, Washington, and
states that he cannot separate it from the genus I proposed
under tlie name of Drona. Diostrombus was proposed for a
Japanese species, and that must be accepted as the type.
Type, D. politus, Uhler.
The distribution now extends over the Oriental and Ethiopian
Eegions, and also includes Japan.
Diostrombus carxosus.
Drona carnosa (vol. iii, p. 305, fig. 14G).
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Shripur, Chapra (Mad-enzie), Nagpur
(Govt. Farm, R. E. A'.), Monghyr {Jenl-ins, Lid. J/ks.), United
Provinces ; Allahabad (B. Lord, Lid. 2h(s.). Sikkim ; Sukna,
500 feet (N. Annandale, Lid. Mvs.).
At Nagpur this species was found on maize.
DlOSTRO^IBUS PENNATUS.
Drona peunata, List. (vol. iii, p. 30(5).
Diostrombus peimatus, Midr, Bull. Exp. Stat. Haiv. Plant. Assoc.
xii, 1913, p. 80.
Add : Hah. Java {]\Ldr).
Genus ROBIGUS
Eobigiis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. G41 (1911).
Type, B. sanrjuineus, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Head narrow, vertex strongly projecting in front of eyes,
a little broadened anteriorly, the lateral margins distinctly acutely
raised, the apical angles slightly prominent ; face long and narrow,
the lateral margins distinctly raised, longer than clypeus which is
centrally ridged ; pronotum narrow, tiie lateral margins ampliated
and distinctly foruardly produced on each side of eyes ; mesonotum
tricarinate ; abdomen with the segmental incisures profound, above
with the apical area narrowed and angulated ; legs of moderate
length, posterior tibia) not spined ; tegmina more than three times
as long as broad, with distinct series of apical and subapical cells,
two longitudinal cells at end of radial area, and above these the
contour of the costal margin is distinctly broken by an irregular,
raised, longitudinal, cellular interspace ; the tegminal apices are
DAAVXARIA.
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sliglitly narrowed Jiud rounded ; wings shorter and a little broader
than tegmina, the venation complicated by the vein at end of
radial area being concavely sinuated and bifurcating at about
half ils length, forming a marginal cell, before apex a transverse
vein detiuing three apical cells.
A genus to be placed near luteramma. Walk.
3225. Robigus sanguineus, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 641 (1911).
Body and legs sanguineous, mottled with ochraceous, the tibiae
and tarsi ochraceous, the apical area of the abdomen above
(excluding apex) pitchy-black ; tegmina ochraceous, much suif used
with sangineoiis, the latter coloration more prominent on the
Fig. 51. — JuJiiijiis M'liciuineus.
costal and apical areas and in some macular markiugs on disk, on
apical margin two or three rather obscure greyish spots ; \Aiugs
sanguineous, with their extreme bases ochraceous.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegm. 14:h millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Kaudy (^Green).
Mr. E. E. Green sent me a single example of this beautiful and
distinct genus and species.
Genus DAWNARIA.
Dawnaria, Did. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 642 (1911).
Type, D. atrotermiaata, Dist.
Distrihv,tion. Burma.
Head short, the vertex narrow, continued moderately in front
of eyes, its apical angles slightly prominent; face long and
narrow, about equal in length to clypeus; antennae with the
second joint prominent, scarcely shorter than head ; pronotum
narrow, slightly widened towards the lateral angles ; mesonotum
tricarinate, but the central cariiiation very indistinct ; abdomen
short and broad, above centrally ridged, little angulated on each
side before apex ; legs of moderate length, posterior tibia} not
spined ; tegmina more than three times as long as broad, narrow,
but gradually widening from base to apex, which is obtusely
angularly rounded ; the veins mostly longitudinal, but furcating on
apical area, form a cluster of apical cells, and a longer cell on
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APPEXDIX. — rULGO:RID.T:.
apical margin ; wings very long, about as broad but onl}- a little-
shorter than tegmina, two transverse veins on upper disk beyond
middle, and a single apical cell.
3226. Dawnaria atroterminata, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. G42
(1011).
Body above oehraceous ; a central line on disk and apical
margins of abdomen above black ; body beneath and legs very pale
oehraceous ; tegmina tawny brown, with three broken transverse
greyish-white fasciae — the first near base, broken in the middle^
Dau-naria atroterminata.
the second near middle, dislocated near costal margin, the third
near apex, short and discal, costal area greyish white M'ith longi-
tudinal dark tawny spots, a dark somewhat rounded spot near
apex ; A\iiigs hyaline, reflecting opaline lustre.
Lengtli excl. tegni. 2; exp. tegin, 11 millim.
Hah. Lower Burma ; Dawna Hills.
Genus KERMESIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 808.)
Kermesia albida. (Vol. Ill, p. 308, fig. 149.)
Add : Hah. Ti-avancore : Kulittupuzhi ; west base of AV. Ghats
{AnnandaJe, Ind. Mas.).
Hitlierto only recorded from Ceylon.
3227. Kermesia nigropunctata, sp. u.
Vertex of head very pale oehraceous, a little darker centrally ;.
pronotum very pale oehraceous with two small dark central
Fig. 53. — Krrmrsia vigropuiict((la.
spots, the lateral areas also broadly dark castaueous ; mesonotum
NISIA. 71
castaneous, a central longitudinal fascia, a sinuate fascia on each
side, and the posterior margin pale ochraceous ; abdomen above
oeln\iceous, the basal area more or less greyishly touientose, th(^
apical area dark fuscous ; body beneath imperfectly seen in
unique carded specimen ; legs pale ochraceous, apices of the tarsi
black ; tegmina very pale brownish-ocliraceous, the veins mostly
broadly greyish wliite, with many fuscous shadings and spots
(as shown in tbe figure), the most prominent being a waved black
fascia in the claval area ; vertex of head prominently angulate on
each side ; face pale ochraceous, the lateral margins strongly
carinate, the cheeks pale castaneous.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 12 millim.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal (7'. V. Camphell).
Allied to K. maculata, Melich., from Java.
Genus NISIA. (Vol. HI, p. 309.)
The position of this genus is somewhat uncertain. I follow
Melichar in placing it in the Derbinae, though of course its
aberrant structure among the Derbids cannot be overlooked.
Muir (Bull. E. S. H. P. xii, p. 29, 1913) writes of Msia and two
other genera: "I exclude them from the family Derbidoe but,
inconsistently, have included them in this Bulletin because several
of our greatest authorities on Homoi)tera have considered them as
Derbids."' Muir seems inclined to the view that Kisia belongs to
the Cixiinw. Matsumura (Ann. Mus. Nat. Hung, xii, p. 287,
1914) places the genus in the Achilin*.
Under these circumslances I leave JSlsia among the Derbids, a
position which perhaps does not seem congenial, and from which
it will probably be ultimately transferred.
JSTlSIA ATROVENOSA. (Vol. Ill, p. 309, fig. 150.)
Add: Ilab. Bengal; Chapra(ilirtf7i-enri(?), Sonadigee and Sorab-
katti, Ganges Delta (at light, Jenlins), Kushtea (JenHns).
Madhupur (Paiva, lud. Mtts.). Lake Chilka, N.E. Madras (Annan-
dale, Ind. Mvs.). S. India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camphell).
This species has now also been received from the Seyehelle
Islands.
3228. Nisia campbelli, sp. n.
Greyish white ; vertex and pronotum somewhat stramineous ;
mesonotum shining black, the lateral margins and central cari-
nation stramineous ; body beneath ]iale ochraceous, abdomen and
sterinnn more or less fuscous brown ; tegmina greyish white, costal,
apical, and inner margins — to about apex of clavus — narrowly
dark fuscous ; mesonotum globose, strongly centrally carinate ;
apical areas to tegmina five in number ; face longer than broad.
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APPENDIX. FULGOPID."E.
laterally strougly ridged and centrally more finely cariuate ; legs
pale stramineous.
Length excl. tegm. 2 ; exp. tegm. 8 millim.
llab. South India; Chikkaballapura {T. V. Campbell).
A single specimen of this remarkably distinct species has been
received.
Genus PHACONEURA.
Phacoiieura, Kirk. Bull. Exp. Stat. Han:. Plant. Assoc, no. 1, p. 427
(1906) *.
Type, P. frocjgatti. Kirk., from Australia.
Distribution. Ceylon ; Australia.
"Differs from Nisia by the head being strongly carinate longi-
tudinally in the middle, and by the lateral margins being less
elevated above the disk " (KirJcahh/).
This must be taken as an Australian genus represented in
Ceylon.
3229. Phaconeura fletcheri, Kirk: Aim. Soe. Ent. Belg. 1908, p. 13.
T have obtained a drawing of this species which is, to me,
otherwise unknown. I give Kirkaldy's description: —
" Differs from P. frofjgatti t by the claval veins being united
about the middle of the clavus instead of near the apex ; also it is
Ficr. 54. — I'haconcura jJctvhcri.
not the exterior, but the interior vein of the clavus which is
granulate, and that much more widely.
" Yellowish-testaceous, the disk of pronotum browner. Teginina
smoky, Avith well marked white veins, which are mostly margined
* It is necessary to point out that Kirkaldy in his short description of bis
typical species of this genus, i-ei'ers to his ]A. xxix, figs. 5, 6. It sliould how-
eTer be, as later correctly stated in the " Description of Plates," pi. xxix,
figs. 3, 4.
t An Australian species.
SUMA>'GALA, 73
with fuscous, apically somew liat suffusely. AVings pale smoky,
veins fuscous. Abdomen dorsally partly dark fuscous."
Length 4.4 millim.
ITah. Ceylon ; Trincomali {T. Bainhrigtje FletcJier).
Genus SUMANGALA.
Sumangala, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 042 (1911).
Type, S. dellcatula, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Head rather long, narrow, vertex distinctly projecting beyond
the eyes ; face compressed, rounded from vertex, long and narrow,
longer than the clypeus ; pronotum very short, the lateral areas
dilated and subangularly produced transversely and a little
forwardly ; mesonotum broad, broader than long, the lateral
margins rounded ; anal appendages bilobate ; tegmina about twice
as long as greatest width, much narrower at base than at apex,
costal margin rounded, costal membrane broad, with three trans-
verse veins, sometimes placed near apex or sometimes one near
middle, the other two near apex, about eight apical areas, the
ulnar area immediately below radial area very long, radial area
narrow ; wings a little narrower and shorter than tegmina, radial
area apically broadened, three apical areas, apex of radial area
well detined by obliquely transverse veins.
By the venation of the tegmina this genus is allied to Kennesia,
Melich., by the structure of the face it is more allied to IlJiotana^
Walk.
3230. Sumangala delicatula, Dist. A. M. X. II. (S) viii, p. G43
(1911).
Body and legs pale ocluvaceous ; the compressed margin of face
and the sublateral margins to pronotum more or less sanguineous ;
tegmina creamy-white, subhyaliue, the veins mostly very pale
fuscous, on the apical area some of the veins are infuscated, the
Sumaiif/ala dcUvatula.
most prominent of these fuscous markings being at the apex of
clavus and continued along the apices of the two cells above it,
and a curved line reaching costal margin a little before apex, some
of the longitudinal veins defining the lower apical areas bear a
74
APPENDIX. — FDLGORIDiE.
small pale fuscous spot ; wings creamy-wliite, subhyaline, tlie
Aeius almost concolorous.
Length excl. tegm. 2 mm.; exp. tegm. 9 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya, Pattipola (Green).
Genus ALARA.
Alara, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) p. 043 (1911).
Type, A. dux, Dist.
Disiribntion. Ce_vlon .
Vertex of head very narrow, slightly projecting beyond eyes ;
face long, narrow, a little widened before clypeus, \a hich is long,
broad, finely carinate centrally and laterally ; antennae short, in-
serted near base of clypeus, second joint very robust ; pronotum
narrow, triangularly anteriorly produced, the lateral areas mode-
rately foliaceously ampliate ; mesonotum broad ; legs long and
slender ; tegmina short, broad, costal margin rounded, narrowed
and sinuate at base, costal area broad with a few transverse veins,
apical areas numerous and short, a subapical series of transverse
discontinuous veins, two transverse discal veins a little beyond
base ; wings a little narrower and shoi'ter than tegmina.
Alara in this enumeration may be also placed among the genera
near Kermesia, Melicli,
3231. Alara dux, Dist. A. M.N. H. (8) viii, p. 643 (1911).
Body and legs ochraceous ; anterior femora and apical area of
abdomen castaneous ; tegmina subhvaline, talc-like, suffused with
FiiT. 5G.
pale fuscous, which is broken on costal and apical areas and also
near end of clavus, extreme costal margin in places carmine-red ;
wings creamy-white.
Length excl. tegm. 2 ; exp. tegm. 9 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Maskeliya, Kandy (&Vfen).
KAMENUAK.V. — PEUAXDEXINA. 75
Genus KAMENDAKA. (Vol. Ill, p. 310.)
Nicertoides, Matstnn. Mini. Soc. Ent. BeUj. xviii, p. 133 (1911).
IVIi". Frederick Muir, \\\\o has published the results of his special
study of the Derhiiw, while recently in .Ta])an examined the types
of the genera proposed by Prof. Matsunuira. He sent nie a
cotype of N. saccharivora, Mats., by w liich I am enabled to
synonj'mise Nicertoides with Kamenxlaha.
The genus has now been found to have a wide range. Muir
has described species from the Malayan Archipelago and Australia^
and Matsumura others from Formosa.
Kamexdaka spectra. (Vol. Ill, p. 311, fig. 151.)
Add: Hah. E. Himalayas; Kurseong, 5000 ft. {L>/uch, Lid,
Genus PERANDENINA.
Peraurlenina, Di'sf. A. M. X. H. (8; viii, p. 041 (liUl).
Type, P. t>/pica, Dist.
Distribution. India, Ceylon.
Head (including eyes) considerably narrower than pronotum ;
vertex projecting beyond the eyes, somewhat fiat, its apex trun-
cate, its base concavely emarginate ; face narrow^ tlie lateral
margins very strongly ridged, from behind eyes gradually narrowed
to clypeus, which is moderately convex and centrally longitudinally
ridged ; pronotum narrow, widened at its lateral areas, the
posterior margins of which are more or less obliquely truncate,
the base strongly concavely emarginate ; mesonotum large, four
times as long as pronotum, rather obsoletely tricarinate on vertex ;
legs of moderate length, posterior tibia) not spined, basal joint of
posterior tarsi elongate ; tegmina elongate, about four times as
long as broad, the margins parallel, costal margin distinctly sinuate
near base, apical margin truncately rounded, veins longitudinal,
costal membrane not transversely veined, about seven short apical
areas, the uppermost immediately preceded by two short and
broad cells, two distinct elongate basal cells, followed by four
elongate subapical cells ; wings ample, considerably broader and
only moderately shorter than tegmina ; rostrum short, robust, the
apical joint minute.
Allied to Kamcndak-a, Dist.
3232. Perandenina typica, Dist. A.M. X. H. (8) vlii, p. 644 (1911).
Vertex of head, mesonotum, body beneath, and legs bright
ochraceous ; pronotum and sometimes vertex of head distinctly
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APPKXUIX, — FULGORTD-T::.
paler ; eyes black ; teguiina and \\ings cretaceous white, moderately
tomentose, the upper and apical areas of the latter with opaline
lustre ; otlier cliaracters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 3 ; exp. tegin. 12 niillim.
Fig. iiT. — I'crniKJciiiiia fi/'pica.
Huh. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (Green). Kuiuaou ; Bhim Tal,
4500 feet (Annandcdc).
Genus CHAPEINA.
Chaprina, Dkt. A. M. X. H. (8) viii, p. (344 (1911).
Type, 6'. nlgromaculata, Dist,
Dtstrihution. Bengal, Ceylon.
Head (including eyes) very much narrower than prouotum ;
vertex prolonged in front of eyes, its lateral mai'gins ridged, its
apex angulated ; face long and narrow, the lateral margins very
strongly ridged, slightly widened before clypeus, which is shorter
than the face and with its margins strongly ridged ; prouotum
very short, especially behind liead, the lateral areas angidarly
dilated ; mesonotum finely tricai-inate ; legs of moderate length,
posterior tibiae not spined ; tegmina about three times as long as
broad, a little widened apically, the costal and inner margins
nearly parallel, the apical margin a little rounded and sinuate, a
series of short irregular apical cells continued round the apex of
costal area, on lower portion of which near apex is a short narrow
longitudinal cell ; wings broader and a little shorter than the
tegmina, the radial area long.
8233. Chaprina nlgromaculata, Dist.
(I'.ili).
A.M. N. II. (8) viii, p. 645
Head, prouotum, and mesonotum ochraceous, more or less
greyishly tomentose ; abdomen above fuscous, a greyish white
transverse fascia near base, the apical area ochraceous, with
transverse black spots; head beneath, sternum, and legs more
or less ochraceous ; abdomen beneath castaneous brown, its apex
TAPOOkSA.
77
ochr.iceoLis ; teginiiia creamy-white, with waved irregular ochra-
ceous markings, tlie.se principally consist of some obliquely trans-
verse lines ill costal area, a subtriangular fascia near base continued
Fig. 58. — Chaprina nigromaciilala.
from about end of clavus to the submarginal area, where it more
or less encloses some pale spots, at the apex three distinct black
spots ; wings pale creamy-white, the veins pale fuscous.
Length excl. tegm. 34 ; exp. tegm. 12 milliin.
Hah. Bengal ; Cliapra {Macl-mzie), Pusa (found on grass).
3234. Chaprina vittata, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. tU-') (1911 ).
Body and legs stramineous ; vertex and pronotum greyish
white ; tegmina creamy-white, with irregular ochraceous mark-
ings, these are maculate and consist of an elongate spot occupying
nearly basal half of clavus, another at and rising above claval
apex, two in radial area (one at base, the other at apex), one
at end of cell beyond radial area, two, almost united, beneath
the base of this cell, and some marginal irregular spots of the
same colour, a few small dark spots on disk, and at the apex two
short dark longitudinal vitta?, with a small dark spot above and
below them ; wings pale creamy-white.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 10-11 millim.
Hah. Bengal; C\ii\\n-i\ {Mackenzie). Ceylon; Hakgala (Crj^en).
Genus TAPOOSA.
Tapoosa, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (S) viii, p. 640 (1011).
Type, T. maskelii/o', Dist.
Distribntion . Ceylon .
Yextex of head projecting beyond the eyes, with a short acute
spine on each side at apex, recurved, narrow , the latei-al margins
ridged, angularly widened between the eyes ; face long, narrou',
behind the eyes widened outwardly and then inwardlv to cly])eus,
whicli is very short ; antenna3 inserted beneath the eves, second
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APPENDIX. — rULGORIB.?:.
joint moderately sliort and thick ; pronotum short, angularly
directed anteriorly, lateral margins not t'oliaceous ; niesonotum
broad, tricarinate ; legs long and slender ; tegmina somewhat
narrow, their apices subangularly rounded, apical areas numerous,
short, ill-detined, and continued round apices of costal and inner
margins, an irregular series of transverse and discontinuous veins
beyond middle, costal area broud ; wings a little shorter and
broader than tegmina.
Allied to Kameadaka, Dist. The Australian genus Malcula,
Dist., also belongs to this group of genera.
■3235. Tapoosa maskeliyae, JjUt. A. M. X. 11. (8) viil, p, 646 (1911).
Body and legs very pale tawny ; mesonotum with the carina-
lions fuscous ; two fuscous lines on each side of the laterally
compressed heatl, radiating from eye to margin ; clypeus, disk of
sternum, and femora black ; tegmina subhyaline, talc-like, apical
Fig. 59, — Tajioofici riun^kelit/ie.
veins more or less sanguineous, apical areas with fuscous streaks,
the whole remaining di.-k suffused with pale fuscous, excluding
some pale spots in costal area, basal area, and clavus ; wings pale
hyaline with an opaline lustre, the veins on costal area fuscous.
Length e.xcl. tegm. 3| ; exp. tegm. 13 millim.
Hab. Ceylon ; Maskeliya {Green).
323G. Tapoosa maculosa, I)ht. A. M. X. H. (8) viii, p. 646 (1911).
Head very pale ochraceous ; pronotum greyish white; meso-
notum i^ale ochraceous; abdomen above and body beneath and
legs pale ochraceous ; tegmina pale creamy-white, the veins and
scattered suffusions pale ochraceous, a small spot near middle of
costal membrane, another at base of radial area, a series on inner
margin, and some still smaller spots on apical margin fuscous or
piceous ; wings pale creamy-white ; a central ridge and the apex
riiEA. 79
of abdomen above distinctly paler ; face a little less dilated than
in iiiaskcVuia' and elegantaJa.
Length excl. tegni. 3; exp. tcgiii. 1:3 millini.
Hah. Ceylon ; Slaskeliya.
3237. Tapoosa elegantula, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) viii, p. 647 (1911).
Head creamy-white, central base foveately ochraceous, lateral
margins of the face greyish white, with transverse fuscous lines ;
pro- and mesonotn ochraceous, the former with a subhiteral black
fascia behind eyes, the latter with the margins more or less irregu-
larly black ; abdomen above and body beneath and legs pale
ochraceous ; tegmina creamy-white, a black spot near middle of
costal membrane, the remainder of this area to near apex dull
ochraceous, with a minute black spot beyond middle of costal
margin, the apex creamy-wliite with minute black spots, and with
a short, broad, central, sanguineous, fasciate spot containing two
small rounded and two linear black spots ; beneath radial area are
two ochraceous spots margined with fuscous, the first basal, the
second near middle, and beyond the latter on posterior marginal
area a series of waved blackish lines ; wings creamy-wliite ;
abdomen strongly constricted before apex.
Length excl. tegm. 2^-^ exp. tegm. 10 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (Green).
From fronds of palm-trees (/i". E. Green).
Genus PHRA.
rhra, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) viii. p. 647 (1911).
Type, P. ampUJicafa, Dist.
Distribution. N.AV. India, Ceylon.
Vertex of head moderately broad and triangular, distinctly pro-
jecting in front of eyes, the lateral margins strongly ridged ; face
very long and narrow, broadest at base, lateral margins strongly
ridged ; clypeus short, broad, obscurely ridged ; antennse inserted
bt-neath eyes, short, robust; pronotum short, subtrianguJarly pro-
xluced anteriorly, the lateral areas acutely foliaceous ; mesonotum
broad and long ; legs long and slender; tegmina widening towards
apices, which are subtruncate, costal area broad, with two or three
indistinct transverse veins beyond middle, apical areas numerous,
short, extending from posterior angle of inner margin to apex of
costal margin, only one subapical series of transverse veins ; wings
about two-thirds the length of tegmina, four discal transverse
veins beyond middle.
Phra in the Indian fauna must be placed near KamendaJca.
It is moi-e closely allied to the Australian genus Heronax, Kirk.
80
APPENDIX. — FULGOKID.Ti.
3238. Phra amplificata, Dist. A. 31. K H. (8) viii, p. 648 (1911).
Head, pronotum, body beneatli, and legs pale ocliraceous ; eyes
black, -with golden iridescence ; mesonotum with four castaneoiis
fasciae, two central and contiguous, and one near each lateral
margin ; teguiina subbyaline, talc-like, pale fuscous streaks in
costal and apical areas, many of the diseal veins suffused with
Fig. GO. — I'hrn auipiifiea/a.
fuscous and more prominent suffusions in radial area and on
inner margin ; wings byaline, with an opalescent lustre, the veins
a little darker.
Length excl. tegm. 3 to 4; exp. tegm. 17 to IS millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maskeliya (Green).
3239. Phra atromaculata, Disf. A. 31. K. H. (8) viii, p. G4S (1911).
Body above, head beneath, sternum, and legs dull brownish
ochraceous, the abdomen with the posterior segmental margins
greyish white ; abdomen beneath dull stramineous, with lateral
marginal fuscous spots and t<he posterior segmental margins
greyish white ; tegmina dull greyish white, talc-like, the veins
prominent and beyond basal area paler and more creamy-white
in colour, with small scattered black spots, two in posterior lialf
of costal membrane, two in radial area, one beneath radial area,
and another (larger) near claval apex, on apical half of disk three
or four spots arranged longitudinally ; Avings creamy- white.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 13 millim.
Hah. N.W. India.
3240. Phra pictipennis, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 4i'0 (1914).
Body above pale tawny-brown; mesonotum with two central
linear fascia) and a large spot on each lateral area dull castaneous
brown, margins narrowly greyish white ; body beneath and legs
ARCHA. 81
pale ochrnceous, base of iibdoiiien black where the segmental
margins are gro^yish white; tegmiiia pale, creamy semiliyaline, much
mottled with very pale fuscous, three or four linear longitudinal
black spots in costal area, apical veins more or less suffused with
blackish, three rounded black spots ou basal tliird and three
blackish spots on inner margin ; wings white, semihyaline, the
veins darker.
Allied to P. ampUJicata , Dist., from Ceylon, but with tlie vertex
of head slightly shorter and considerably more concave ; the am-
plified mesonotal margins much broader and less spinous, markings
of the tegmina distinct, &c.
Length excl. tegm. 85 ; exp. tegm, 18 millim.
Hah. U. P. Brit. India, Baiikatti (A. D. Jmms, Brit. 3Ius.).
" Under bark and in rotten wood of standinjr Sal."
Genus AECHA.
Archa, Dist. A. 31. N. II. (8) viii, p. 648 (1911).
Type, A. typica, Dist.
Distrihution. Ceylon.
Vertex of head long and narrow, projecting considerably beyond
eyes, moderately widened posteriorly, notched at apex, the lateral
margins strongly ridged ; face long and narrow, the lateral mar-
gins ridged, a little ampliated. before clypeus, which is centrally
ridged and much shorter than face ; autennoe inserted just before
base of clypeus, long, second joint very robust ; rostrum reaching
the posterior coxce, apical joint of moderate length ; legs mode-
rately long and slender : pronotum sliort, angularly sinuate, its
lateral margins foliaceoi:sly produced, its posterior margin ridged;
mesonotum long, somewhat obscurely tricarinate ; tegmina narrow
at base, broadened towards apices, apical areas numerous, short,
extending from posterior angle of inner margin to apex of costal
margin ; costal area wide, without transverse veins, costal margin
siuuate a little beyond base.
By the strongly developed, antenna) Archa, in this fauna, is
allied to Vhiata and Devadanda, and by the structure of the
autenusB more to Vinata; the position of their insertion, the
structure of the face, and the single series of transverse veins
to the apical areas of the tegmina will, however, prevent any con-
fusion. It is more nearly allied to the Australian genus Xtiranda,
Dist.
3241. Archa typica, Dist. A. M. A. II. (8) viii, p. 649 (1911).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous ; a lateral fascia
on each side of mesonotum black ; central area of face, eyes, and.
antennae black; sternum and legs piceous ; abdomen beneatli with
TOL. VI. G
82 APPENDIX. — FULGORID^.
the posterior segmental margins sanguineous and basally suffused
Fig. 61. — Archa typica.
with piceous ; tegmina cretaceous white, near middle crossed by a
broken transverse black fascia.
Length inch tegm. 8 millim.
Hah. Cevlon ; Peradeuiya (G^r^«>0-
Mr. Green has sent me a single specimen of this species.
Subfamily LOPHOPIN.E. (Vol. Ill, p. 317.)
Genus ELASMOSCELIS. (Vol. Ill, p. 318.)
Elasmoscelis platypoba. (Vol. Ill, p. 318, fig. 155.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Calcutta {Ind. Mas.), Belgachia.
Genus PITAMBARA. (Vol. Ill, p. 319.)
3242. Pitamhara montana, Dist. A. M. N. R. (8) ix, p. 188 (1912).
Vertex very pale ilavescent, the margins and two small spots
at base brownish testaceous ; pronotum flavesceiit, with a sub-
lateral piceous spot on each side ; mesonotum black, its apex
flavescent ; abdomen above piceous, the basal area and narrow
segmental margins flavescent ; body beneath and legs ochraceous,
femora more or less annulated with piceous ; tegmina hyaline,
largely marked and suffused wilh piceous, the principal features
of which are the basal area, a large spot before end of clavus and
about apical third, the latter is oblique and does not reach the
apex or apical margin, to the first of which it is connected by two
oblique stripes, the costal membrane is also obliquely, transversely
fasciately marked with piceous ; wings fuliginous ; vertex with
the lateral margins strongly ridged, moderately produced in front
PITAMI5ARA.
83
of eyes; face much longer than broad, posteriorly strongly
angularly ampliated, its lateral margins (except on posterior area)
Fig. (il.— Pitaiithara nwntana.
laniinately dilated and with two earinte on each of their under-
surfaces ; clypeus centrally and laterally cai-inate; posterior tibiaa-
with a single spine.
Length 4^ ; exp. tegm. ISmillim.
Hah. Lower Burma; Dawna Hills (Annondah).
A single specimen captured by Dr. N. Annandale.
3243. Pitamljara dawnana, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 189 (1912)^
A-^ertex greyish white with two minute brownish spots at base,
eyes brownish ; pronotum black, a central line and the lateral areas
greyish white ; mesonotum black, its lateral angles greyish white ;
body beneath and legs very pale ochraceous, abdominal segmental
Fiif. 63. — Pitamhara dawiiuna.
margins greyish white ; tegmina pitchy brown ; costal membrane,
a very large ovate spot near middle, inwardly almost reaching
clavus, and the apical margin greyish white, subhyaline, the costal
membrane at basal area and before apex is transversely spotted'
with pitchy-brown and the brown area beyond middle is obscurely
spotted with greyish ; wings grevish white, subhyaline ; face-
g2
84 APPENDIX. FULGORID^.
prominently angulated ou each side before clypeiis, with a very
fiue central cariniite line and two ridges on the lateral areas ;
elypeus tricarinate ; vertex moderately produced in front of eyes,
its lateral margins ridged ; mesonotum distinctly tricarinate.
Length incl. tegm. 7millini.
Hah. Lower Burma ; Dawiia Hills (Annandnle).
1 have only seen a single specimen of this species.
Genns SERIDA. (Vol. Ill, p. 324.)
3^44. Serida sherwilli, Bii^t. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 189 (1912).
Closely allied to the type of the genus, S. latens, Walk.*, but
■differing by the two central carinations to the face being less
parallel and more divergent posteriorly, the wings more uniformly
and darkly fuliginous, the tegmina with the apical marginal area
without the linear angulated dark lines which are replaced by
a continuous, irregularly waved transverse fascia, and the sur-
rounding markings of a darker, larger, and more distinct
character.
Length excl. tegm. Ik ; exp. tegm. 21 millim.
Hab. ISylhet, Chandkhira (Sherioill).
This is the Western form of the genus; S. latens is at present
not known further west than Tenasserim.
Genus PYEILLA to replace Zamila. (Vol. Ill, p. 326.)
Pi/rilla, Stal, Berl. eut. Zeitschi-. iii, p. 326 (1859).
Zamila, Walk. Jourii. Ent. i, p. 304 (1862).
Microchoria, Kirby, J. Linn. Soc, Zool. xxiv, p. 147 (1891) ;
Melich. [-lorn. Faun. Ceylon, p. 03 (1903).
I had previously used Walker's name for this genus, but have
since found that it is a synonym of Pi/rilla, Stal.
3245. Pyrilla pusana, Bist. A. M. N. 11. (8) xiv, p. 326 (1914).
Body and legs shining brownish ochraceous ; pronotum and
mesonotum usually more or less darker in hue, sometimes
concolorous, sometimes dark castaneous ; tegmina dark shining
ochraceous, the apical ai'ea moderately infuscate with many black
spots, some minute dark spots vaiying in number on anterior
disk ; wings very palely infuscate.
Allied to P. lycoides. Walk., but differing by the less robust
cephalic process.
Length excl. tegm. 7-8 ; exp. tegm. 20-21 millim.
Hah. Pnsa ; Bihar (Lefroi/ 4" Bainhrigge Fletcher). Upper
Burma (Bainhrir/qe Fletcher).
I had previously (Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg. li, p. 220, 1907)
Cf. Faun. Brit. Incl., Rliynch. iii, p. 32.5, fig. 160 (1906).
VARMA. 85
considered tliis species to be coiispecific with P. Ii/coides, AValk.,
but a large series of specinieiis recently sent me by Mr. Fletcher
has proved it to be distinct. P. hjcoides is probably restricted to
Siara.
PiRILIiA ABEEEANS.
Zamila aberrans (Vol. Ill, p. 326).
KA^: Hah. Behar ; Pusa {Bainhri<jcie Fletcher) \ South India^
Chikkaballapura {T. V. Campbell).
A pest to sugar-cane {Maxwell Lcfroy).
Pteilla peepdsilla.
Zamila perpusilla (Vol. Ill, p. 327).
Add: Hab. Behar; Vusa (Bainbri(/[/e Fletcher).
Genus BRIXIOIDES. (Vol. Ill, p. 327.)
Beixioides oaeinatus. (Vol. Ill, ]). 328.)
Add : Hab. Behar ; Pusa {K P. V.).
Genus KUSQMA. (Vol. Ill, p. 329.)
KUSUMA CAEINATA. (Vol. Ill, p. 330.)
Add: Hab. Behar; Cliapra {Mackenzie): Pusa (Gr. S. Misra) :,
United Provinces, Allahabad (Lord, Ind. Mus.). Bombay ; Basseiu
Fort {A. M.). Calcutta {Ind. Mus.).
In some speciiuens the fuscous brown markings to the tegmina
as in typical examples (vol. iii, fig. 164) are absent or obsolete.
At Pusa tlie species has been found on sugar-cane {Bainbrir/ge
Fletcher).
Genus VARMA. (Vol. Ill, p. 330.)
Melichar, Monogr. Tropiduch. p. 36 (Verb. Ver. Briinn, 1914),
places this genus in the Tropiduchinse. I retain it in the
Lophopinse as previously enumerated.
3246. Varma distant!, 3Ielich. Monoyr. Tropiduch. p. 38 ( Verh. Ver.
Briinn, 1914).
This species I have not seen. It is described as allied to
V. tridens, Dist.
Hab. "Assam; Khas'm" {Coll. Melichar).
8t) APPENUIX. — FUhGOKlDJE.
Subfamily ISSIN^. (Vol. Ill, p. 832.)
Genus TUBILUSTRIUM, nov.
Tvpe, T. ti/picum, Dist.
Distribution. Lower Burma.
Head (excluding eyes) about as broad as pronotum ; vertex of
head about as broad as loug, concave, centrally and laterally
carinate, the lateral ridges very pronounced, anterior margin sub-
truncate, a little emarginate ; eyes very large, extending backward
to base of pronotum ; face longer than broad, tiie lateral margins
narrowed and rounded towards clypeus, a strong submarginal
carination on each side ; clypeus shorter than face, the margins
not carinate ; pronotum about as long and broad as vertex
(excluding eyes), moderately convex anteriorly, angularly emar-
ginate posteriorly, latei'al margins rounded ; mesonotum tri-
<"arinate, about as long as head and pronotum together, the disk
flattened, the lateral areas obliquely depressed ; abdomen
moderately long and robust ; posterior tibiae with a prominent
spine beyond middle, first joint of posterior tarsi long and robust ;
tegmina about three times longer than broad, subhyaline, the
venation robust, longitudinal for a little more than half the length
after which there are numerous transverse veins, a particularly
strong oblique continuous vein nearly crossing tegmen before
apex, numerous apical marginal cells, claval vein not reaching
claval apex ; wings much broader but shorter than tegmina,
a few ti-ansverse veins on apical area defining about seven short
apical cells.
This genus possesses some aberrant characters from those given
for the Issinae in which I place it, such as the equal breadth of
the vertex and pronotum, but in other characteristics it conforms
to those of this subfamily.
64. — Tutiilustrium (ypictim.
3247. Tubilustrium typicum, sp. n.
Body and legs fuscous brown ; irregular markings to pronotum,
the carinations to mesonotum, and marginal spots to abdomen
BRAIIMALOKA.
87
testaceous ; margins of abdominal segriients above greyish white,
extreme lateral margins irregularly black; tegmina and wings sub-
hyaline, venation black, mucli more strongly so in tegmina than in
wings, the former also with some fuscous brown shadings near
apex and in claval area ; face between the submarginal carinations
strongly granulose; clypeus centrally carinate and with short
oblifjue dark striations on each side ; other structural characters
as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 14millim.
Hub. Lower Burma.
Genus BRAHMALOKA. (Vol. Ill, p. 337.)
3248. Brahmaloka fletcheri, sp. n.
Vertex of head and pronotum dull greenish, anterior margin
of vertex with black maculate markings, posterior margin more
ochraceous ; mesonotum brownish ochraceous, the carinas and
lateral margins ochraceous ; face and clypeus brownish ochraceous,
the face with darker speckles, and two contiguous transverse glossy
black spots near anterior margin followed by a pale ochraceous
Eig. 65. — Brahmaloka fletcheri.
transverse fascia; clypeus with lateral oblique blackish striations;
tegmina dull opaque brownish ochraceous, with central irregular
dark fasciate markings ; vertex (including eyes) as broad as pro-
notum, slightly broader than long, moderately concave, its
margins carinate ; face about as broad as long, centrally, straightiy,
finely carinate, the anterior margin truncate, moderately emar-
ginate before the clypeus ; pronotum about as long as mesonotum
and with a central fine longitudinal carination ; apical margins
of the tegmina truncately rounded ; posterior tibiae with tw'o
spines beyond middle.
Length incl. tegm. 6 millim.
Hah. Brit. India; North Coorg, Santikoppa (T'. Bainhrigge
Fletcher).
88
APPENDIX. — FULGORIDiE.
Geuus REDARATOR, nov.
Type, R. bimaculatus, Dist.
Dhtrihution. South Inrlia.
Vertex centrally about as broad as long, moderately convexly
produced in front ot" eyes, the apical margin distinctly cai'inate,
the disk a little concave, posterior margin concave ; eyes longer
than broad and posteriorly slightly produced ; face large, a little
convex, about as broad as long, a little narrowed before clypeus,
which is about as long as broad at base, and laterally obliquely
transversely striate, anterior margin slightly convexly produced ;
prouotum shorter than vertex, subconvexly rounded anteriorly,
posterior margin truncate, the lateral angles distinctly produced,
centrally carinate ; mesonotum about as long as vertex, the lateral
margins concavely oblique, centrally carinate ; tegmina deflected
in a subconvexly oblique position to the body, narrowed and
rounded at apices, reticulately transversely veined between the
longitudinal veins ; posterior tibiae with two spines.
In this enumeration the genus will be placed with Tatva{\o\.'\n,
p. 336) and Brahmaloha (vol. iii, p. 337), both of which agree
with Redarator in having the clypeus transversely striate (c/.
" Synopsis of Genera," vol. iii, p. 333).
3249. Redarator bimaculatus, sp. n.
Brownish ochraceous ; tegmina irregularly marked with black
spots between many of the reticulate veins, especially in the
claval area ; face with two large contiguous glossy black spots
Fig. 66. — Redarator bimaculaitis.
near the anterior margin, immediately beyond these spots the
surface is moderately transversely impressed, and again before
clypeus behind the black spots there is a transverse pale fascia
marked with two small dark spots ; structural characters as in
generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. 6 millim.
Hab. South India; Shevaroy Hills.
TEMPS A..
89
Genus TEMPSA. (To follow Jagannata, Vol. Ill, p. 338.)
Tempsa, Sfal, Hem. Afr. iv, p. 208 (1866) ; id. Berl. ent. Zeitschr.
X, p. 293 (1866).
Type, T. malai/a, St§-1, from the Malay Peninsula.
Distribution. Andaman Islands, Malay Peninsula, Borneo.
A^ertex about as long as or a little longer than broad, the base
strongly sinuate, the margins carinate and with a central carinate
line, the frontal margin a little jjointed medially ; face a little
longer than broad, the lateral margins a little sinuate and widened
and rounded before clypeiis, which is centrally carinate ; pronotam
moi'e or less triangularly produced between the eyes, centrally
carinate, the posterior margin truncate ; mesosternum tricarinate,
considerably and distinctly longer than pronotum ; posterior
tibicB with two spines ; tegmina oblong, narrowing to apex, the
apical margin truncately rounded ; clavus shorter than corium, its
apex reaching the end of the commissural margin, inner longi-
tudinal vein furcate beyond, and the middle longitudinal vein
furcate before median.
3250. Tempsa rogersi, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) iv, p. 85 (1909).
Dull ochraceous ; vertex with a piceous spot on each lateral
margin ; pronotum with two small central spots and a larger
transverse spot on each side behind eyes piceous ; scutellum with
three large piceous spots, one near each basal angle and one near
apex ; face brownish, the lateral margins paler, with piceous spots,
the spots on each side before clypeus larger and oblique ; anterior
Fig. 67. -Tempsa rngerd.
and intermediate femora annulated with castaneous brown before
apex, the anterior and intermediate tibiae annulated with
castaneous brown near base and at apex ; tegmina dull ochraceous,
with the veins castaneous and with a series of small piceous spots
on apical margin ; vertex concave, with a very obscure central
carination ; pronotum with a central and scutellum with three
carinations ; face centrally carinate, the clypeus globose at basal
area and very strongly centrally carinate.
Length inch tegm. 10 millim.
Hab. Andaman Islands {G. Rogers).
90 APPENDIX. — PULGOEIB^.
Genus THABENOIDES, iiov.
Type, T. alhinotatus, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex a little longer than broad, moderately ampliate towards
apex, tlie anterior lateral angles subacutely prominent, as is also
the middle of the apical margin, the lateral margins strongly
ridged ; face considerably longer than broad, the anterior margin
subtruncate, strongly centrally carinate, the lateral margins also
carinate and slightly straightly oblique, inwardly recurved a little
before clypeas which is moderately globose and centrally carinate ;
pi'onotum shorter than mesonotum or head, the anterior margin
convexly produced, posterior margin subtruncate, centrally
strongly carinate; mesonotum v\ith an oblique carination on each
lateral area ; tegmina broad, marginally ovale, deflected in a sub-
con vexly oblique position to the body, broadly rounded at apices,
costal membrajieand radial area about equally broad, interior ulnar
vein furcate near middle, the whole surface more or less trans-
versely veined ; posterior tibipe with two spines.
Allied to Thabena, Stal ; pronotum anteriorly convexly not
acutely pi'oduced, anterior margin of face subtruncate ; venation
of tegmina different.
3251. Thabenoides albinotatus, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum and mesonotum more or less chocolate-brown ;
mesonotum with the lateral striations ochraceous ; body beneath
and legs chocolate-brown, femoral apices, anuulations to anterior
and intermediate tibise, and the posterior tibiae ochraceous ;
Fig. 68. — Thahowides albinotatus.
tegmina chocolate-brown, the apical areas more brownish
ochraceous, a large ill-defined spot on each marginal area before
middle dull greyish white ; face with the margins, central cari-
nation, central and apical spots, and a central fascia and basal
spots to clypeus, dull ochraceous ; structural characters as in
generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal {T. V. Campbell).
KODAIANA. ' 91
Genus KODAIANA, nov.
Tvpe, K. camphdli., Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex of head twice as broad as long, scarcely protruding
beyond eyes, centrally and laterally carinate, the anterior lateral
angles very slightly prominent, anterior margin roundly truncate,
posterior margin concave ; eyes oA^erlapping the lateral margins
of the pronotum ; face moderately globose, behind eyes broader
than long, anterior margin concavely truncate, obliquely narrowed
near clypeus, centrally finely carinate, a fine distinct transverse
carination between the eyes and a similar central longitudinal
sulcation ; clypeus short, globose, somewhat centrally longitu-
dinally depressed ; pronotum centrally longer than vertex,
anteriorly subangularly produced between the eyes, posterioi-ly
truncate ; mesonotum about as long as pronotum, centrally
strongly carinate ; tegmina broad, laterally convex, apices
moderately narrowed and rounded^ at greatest breadth a little more
than twice as long as broad, deflected in a subconvexly oblique
position to the body, radial area distinct and elongate, strongly
reticulately veined, the longitudinal veins uninterrupted and
strongly prominent.
3!i52. Kodaiana campbelli, sp. n.
Dull ochraceous ; eyes black ; two small spots on vertex,
anterior margin of pronotum behind eyes, a spot near each
anterior angle of the mesonotum, and a small spot on each side of
the central carination, claval suture (more or less), and interstices
between the reticulate veins on disk of tegmeii, piceous or black;
Fig. 69. — Kodaiana camphdli.
apical areas of the tegmina paler in hue, frontal area of face
between eyes, a central suffusion before clypeus, and a central
fascia to clypeus more or less castaneous ; structural characters
as in generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm, 6 millim.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal (T. V. Campbell).
92 APPENDIX. FULGOKID.E.
Genus TETRICA. (Vol. Ill, p. 339.)
Tetrica bifasciata, Dist. (Vol. Ill, p. 340.)
Add: Bah. South India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Caynj^heU).
3253. Tet.ica nigromaculata, sp. n.
Head ochraeeous, much suffused with shining black ; pro-
and mesonota shining black, the lateral ureas of the former and
the basal angles and apex of the latter ochraeeous ; face black,
imperfectly seen in carded specimen ; legs pale fuscous brown,
tibiae apically more or less broadly annulated with pale ochraeeous^
their extreme apices also darkly fuscous brown, tarsi ochraeeous
with the apices of the joints and the claws fuscous ; tegmina
ochraeeous, largely blackly maculate, the larger number of spots
on apical lialf and in claval area, and a transverse series of three
spots near base of costal area ; subovate, head with eyes as broad
as pronotum, not prominently produced in front of eyes ; vertex
transverse, moderately concave, its margins strongly ridged; ])ro-
notum short, anteriorly and triangularly produced, its base
truncate, the lateral angles somewhat acutely produced and with
a central carination; posterior tibite with two spines.
Length 5 millim.
Hub. South India ; Kodaikanal [T. V. Camjybell).
Genus PARATETRICA, nov.
Type, P. opal'ma, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
A genus closely allied to Tetrica but differing by the face being,
distinctly longer than broad, less ampiiate posteriorly ; vei'tex of
head without a central carination.
3254. Paratetrica opalina, sp. n.
Opaline green ; vertex of head, extreme margins of tegmina,.
and the legs more greenish ochraeeous ; apices of the femora and
tibiae green, apices of the tarsi more or less black ; mesonotum
paler and more opaline green ; margins of the pronotum narrowly
fuscous brown, subovate ; head with eyes as broad as pronotum,
lateral margins of vertex strongly ridged, its disk concave, the an-
terior margin a little sinuate, the lateral angles subprominent; face
longer than broad, anterior margin subtruncate, the lateral margins
slightly oblique to a little before clypeus where they are recurved,
centrally and laterally carinate ; cly|)eus about as long as broad at
base ; pronotum slightly shorter than either vertex or mesonotum,.
COINQUENDA.
93
its anterior margin angulate, its central disk moderately depressed;
mesonotum with a faint central carination, two small tubercles on
Fig. 70. —Paratcfrica opalina.
each side of anterior margin ; tegmina with the venation similar
to typical Tetrica ; posterior tibiaj with two spines beyond middle.
Length inch tegni. 5 iiiillim.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal (2'. V. Campbell).
Genus SARIMA. (Vol. Ill, p. 342.)
SxVRlMA >'lGEOCLYPEATA, Melich. Mon. Issiden, p. 302 (1906).
Dr, Melichar has described the above species from various Indian
localities, including Bombay. The British Museum now contains
some specimens from the Nilgiris, which in many respects
appertain to the description but whicli cannot with certitude
be identified as this species. As the present war prevents my
communicating with Dr. Melichar, and the typical specimens
appear to be contained in the Budapest Museum, I can only call
attention to the species.
Genus COINaUENDA, nov.
Type, C. nigroclavata, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
V^ertex of head very broad and moderately short, nearly three
times as broad as long, the anterior margin sinuately subtruncate,
tricarinate, the central carination straight, the lateral carinations
oblique ; eyes long, overlapping the lateral margins of the pro-
iiotum ; face slightly broader than long, behind eyes gradually
narrowed to clypeus, tricarinate, between the sublateral carinations
and the lateral margins more or less transversely ridged ; clypeus
sliorter than face, moderately robust, with two longitudinal
carinations ; pronotum more than twice as broad as long, with
two strong central longitudinal ridges, the lateral margins con-
cavely oblique, anterior margin truncate, posterior margin
subangularly truncate ; mesonotum about twice as broad as long,
94
APPENDIX. — FULGORIDiE.
centrally longitudinally depressed ; tegmina deflected in a sub-
convexly oblique position to tlie body, narrowed and rounded at
apices, the venation prominent, numerous reticulate veins, the cells
longest at base and on basal area ; posterior tibise with two
spines.
3255. Coinquenda nigroclavata, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum, mesonotum, face, and clypeus testaceous
brown ; sternum and body beneath more fuscous brown ; legs
paler with darker annulate markings ; tegmina brownish ochra-
ceous, the claval area black, remaining area more or less spotted
Fig. 71. — Coinquenda 7iigroclavata.
with black, the discal spots largest, the marginal spots smallest ;.
structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm., J 5|, 5 6| millim.
Hah. South India Nandidrug, Chikkaballapura (7'. V. Camp-
hell).
Genus CORUNCANIUS, nov.
Type, C.fascialis, Dist.
Distrihution. South India.
Vertex centrally nearly twice as broad as long, subangularly
produced before eyes, centrally and laterally carinate, somewhat
depressed between eyes, posterior margin concave ; eyes long,
overlapping the lateral margins of the pronotum ; face moderately
globose, broader than long, finely, indistinctly centrally carinate,
anterior margin subangularly produced, laterally from behind eyes
obliquely narrowed to clypeus, which is a little shorter than face ;
pronotum slightly shorter than vertex, subconvexly rounded
anteriorly, posterior margin truncate ; mesonotum as long as
vertex, the lateral margins a little concavely sinuate ; tegtnina
deflected in a subconvexly oblique position to the body, narrowed
and angularly rounded at apices, reticulately transversely veined
between the longitudinal veins which are prominent ; ])osterior
tibise with two spines.
DELHINA.
95
3256. Coruncanius fascialis, sp. u.
Head, pronotuin, and scutellum brownish ochraceous ; vertex
with the anterior margin bhick, the basal and lateral margins pale
greenish or ocliraceous ; pronotum and mesonotum Mith pale
greenish or ochraceous markings and smaller blackish spots ; face
and clypeus piceous, a broad pale greenish or greyish fascia
between the eyes and the posterior margin maculately or some-
times continuously of the same colour ; tegmina brownish
Fig. 72. — Coruncanius fascialis.
ochraceous tinged with pale greenish, paler on base and apical
areas, spotted with black, principally a cluster above clavus, two
elongate spots at apex of clavus, and a series of smaller inner and
apical marginal spots; body beneath imperfectly seen in carded
specimens ; legs pale ochraceous ; structural characters as in
generic diagnosis.
Length incl. tegm S^-G millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal {T. V. Campbell).
Genus DELHINA.
Delhina, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 650 (1912).
Type, D. eiayhracJii/doidcs, Dist.
Distribution. N. India.
Head (including eyes) very slightly narrower than anterior
margin of pronotum ; vertex concave, transverse, broader than
long, lateral margins strongly ampliately ridged, anterior margin
a little sinuate ; face with the greatest breadtli about equal to
greatest length, tlie anterior margin strongly concave, the disk
moderately convex and tricariuate, the lateral margins am])liately
ridged and narrowing towards clypeus; clypeus about as long as
the lateral margins of face, tumid and very distinctly centrally
carinate ; pronotum a little shorter than vertex of head, the base
truncate, the anterior margin convexly rounded between the
eyes ; mesonotum subtriangular, somewhat faintly tricarinate
and with a short carination near each anterior angle ; abdomen
96
APPENDIX. — FULGORIDjE.
broad, slightly tumid above, flattened beneath ; posterior tibiae
with two strong spines, posterior tarsi wdth the basal joint
longest ; tegmina as long as greatest length of body, considerably
narrowed towards apex, costal margin arched and convex at basal
area, costal membrane broad, transversely, obliquely, somewhat
I'eticulately veined, longitudinal veins more or less reticulately
connected tov\ards apical area, claval veins more or less trans-
versely connected; wings much broader than tegmina, the margins
convex, a moderately deep fissure on apical margin near apex,
reticulately veined.
Allied to Oelastyra, Kirk. (n. nom.) [Cibyra, Stal, nom. prseocc).
3257. Delhina eurybrachydoides, Dist. A. M. N. R. (8) ix, p. 650
(1912).
Head and pronotum pale fuscous brown ; pronotum with dis-
tinct darker longitudinal fasciae, about five in number ; abdomen
above testaceous red; body beneath and legs brownish ochraceous;
femora more or less annulated with piceous ; abdomen beneath
with segmental transverse black fasciae ; tegmina dull ochraceous,
Fig. 73. — Belhina eurybrachydoides.
much mottled with piceous, these suffusions appearing as a short,
broad, oblique fascia near base, extending from costa to about
middle of tegmen ; wings golden yellow, apical margin on each
side of fissure broadly piceous ; face modei'ately piceous, more
ochraceous towards the clypeus, and there witli a small piceous
spot on each side ; structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 9g ; exp, tegm. 25 millim.
Hah. Eastern Himalayas {Brit. Mus.).
Genus GELASTYRA.
Cibyra, Stil, Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Fork, xviii, p. 209 (1861) ; Hej7i. A/r.
iv, p. 206 (1866), nom. preeocc.
Gelastyra, Kirk. Entomologist, 1904, p. 280, n. nom.
Type, 0. sj^ectans, Walk.
Distribution. Teuasserim, Malay Peninsula, Sumatra.
" Head not or slightly narrower than pronotum ; vertex
NARAYANA. 97
transverse; eyes broad; face equally as long as broad or slightly
longer than broad."'
Gelnstyra is also to be distinguished from the preceding genus
Delhina by the different structure of the face, which is anteriorly
truncate or subtruncate, not concave, posterior tibiae differently
spined, etc.
No examples of the following two species have at present been
received. Both are contained in the Genoa Museum and are at
present unobtainable for comparison and illustration.
Gelasxyiia DlVEUSA, MeUcIi. Mon. Issuhm, p. 263 (lUOG).
JIah. Tenasserim ; Thagata {Genod Mvs.).
GeLASTI'KA LATIF1£()XS, Melich. I. c. p. I'tU.
JIah. BuruKi.- — Sumatra.
Genus NARAYANA. (Vol. Ill, p. 349.)
Capelopteruiu, Melieli. Mon. Issiden, p. 210 (1906).
Dr. Melichar bad apparently come to an abnost simultaneous
conclusion with myself that his Ilysteropterum sellatum represented
an undescribed genus. I had previously described it as Narcujana
selJata (vol. iii, p. 350).
325S. Narayana eliyana, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, mesonotum, and tegmina virescent with
blackish mottliugs ; in the first three these markings are speckles,
but in the tegmina, where the veins are ver}- ])rominent, these
markings are more strongly represented especially in the clavus
and apical halves, which are also interspersed with green spots,
before middle a large blackish spot on costal area ; body beneath
ochraceous ; face fuscous brown, with pale granules on the lateral
and posterior margins ; clypeus with the disk black ; disk of
abdomen beneath black ; legs ochraceous, speckled with fuscous ;
bead (including eyes) as wide as pronotum, vertex distinctly con-
cave, with a central median line ; face about as broad as long,
moderately concave, its margins carinate ; tegmina vertical, short
and broad, apical margin wide arid ohli([uely truncate.
Length ok millim.
JIah. Ceylon ; ]\It. Eliya.
3259. Narayana fuscosignata, sp. n.
Vertex of head [)iceous, the margins ochraceous ; face pale
piceous, the margins ochraceous, with small blackish spots ;
VOL. VI. ir
98 APPENDIX. — fulgoridj:.
elypeus dark brownish with sublateral piceous marginal lines ;
pronotum ochraceons, more or less finely mottled with piceous ;
mesonotum piceous, the lateral margins ochraceous; body beneath
and legs ochraceous, abdomen beneath with transverse black discal
spots ; tegmiiia ochraceous, the claval area paler and more greyisli,
two large black spots, one just above and the other at apex of
clavus ; head short, broad, including eyes as wide as pronotum :
vertex moderately concave, broader than long with a central
median line ; face about as broad as long, slightly ampliately
rounded towards elypeus, its margins carinate, its surface some-
what transversely wrinkled, a subuKirginal carination on each side
truncately connected before anterior margin; pronotum anteriorly
subangularly produced ; tegmina vertical, short and broad, apical
margin wide and obliquely truncate, the venation very prominent,
aTid sparsely furnished with minute tubercles.
Length inch tegm. 6 millim.
Hub. Ceylon ; Peradeniya {E. E. Green).
3260. Narayana pundaluoyana, sp. n.
Ochraceous ; tegmina somewhat prominently and \\'ell marked
with bright piceous, consisting principally of small spots on basal
area of costal margin, more or less on apical margin, a cluster of
similar spots before apical angle, and linear spots on the discal
veins, there are also suffusions of the same colour on costal
membrane and claval area ; vertex of head with a prominent
central carination ; pronotum indistinctly finely darkly punctate ;
mesonotum Mith piceous markings or spots ; face brownish
ochraceous with very distinct submarginal carinations truncately
connected before anterior margin ; elypeus purplish brown ;
tegmina very prominently veined ; anterior femora Avith longi-
tudinal brownish lines.
Length inch tegni. 6 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Pundaluoya {Brit. Mus.).
3261. Narayana fryeri. sp. n.
Vertex of head dull pale olivaceous with fuscous mottlings and
a blackish anterior margin ; pronotum dull greenish ochraceous
with small brownish punctate spots near anterior and posterior
margins ; mesonotum fuscous, the anterior angles darker and w'ith
two small central pale spots near anterior margin ; body beneath
and legs fuscous brown, sternum with large greyish-white coxnl
spots and bases of femora narrowly of the same colour; tegmina
with the basal area more or less blackish brown, about apical half
dull greenish ochraceous, the veins A^ith minute dark tubercles, a
very large discal tomentose white spot near end of basal dark area
and a less well-marked pale spot on claval margin ; face large.
MINCOPIUS.
99
about as broad as long, slightly ampliately rounded towards
clypeus, its margins carinate, its disk somewhat transversely
Fig. '^\.—Xaraijana frt/cri.
wrinkled, dull ochraoeous, with brownish markings ; clypeus
brownish; inner tegminal margins concavely sinuate.
Length inch tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maha Illupalauia (./. C. F. Fnjer).
Genus MINCOPIUS. (To follow Nilaloiiita, Vol. III. p. 358.)
Mincopius, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) iv, p. 81 (1909).
Type, M. andamanensis, Dist.
Distribution. Andaman Islands.
Head (including eyes) distinctly narrower than pronotum ;
vertex subquadrate, foveately depressed, the lateral margins
ridged, the apex truncate ; I'ace about twice as long as broad,
tricarinate, the central carination straight and robust, the lateral
ones curved and not quite reaching base, basal margin angularly
sinuate, posterior margin rounded before clypeus which is broad
and not carinate ; pronotum moderately short, transverse, ante-
riorly subconically produced between the eyes, basal margin
truncate, the posterior lateral angles slightly rounded ; meso-
notum longer than pronotum, broadly trianguftir, centrally finely
carinate ; rostrum almost reaching the posterior coxte ; legs
moderately long, posterior tibiae with two spines, anterior tibi»
distinctly compressed and dilated ; tegmina convexly oblique, a
little longer than the abdomen, the costal margin a little con-
cavely sinuate near middle, radial vein bifurcating at a short
distance from base, upper longitudinal vein bifurcating slightly
further on; the apical halves of tegmina possess numerous
transverse veins, giving a subreticulate appearance.
100
APPEXDIX. rULGOKIDvE.
3262. Mincopius andamanensis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) iv, p. 82
(1901)).
Brownish ochraceous, speckled and marked with darker brown ;
tegmiua with the veins reddish and witli some moderately in-
distinct angulate dark brown markings at and behind middle ;
clypeus black, its lateral margins flavous ; sternum and base ol:
Fig. 75. — Mincoinus andamanensis.
abdomen pale and more stramineous than above, remainder of
abdomen a little darker than above ; legs speckled with casta-
neous ; pronotum fiuely grannlose ; mesonotum centrally sub-
triangularly depressed ; other structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. S| millim.
Hah. Andaman Islands {G. Rogers).
Genus LOLLIUS.
LoUius, Stdl, Hem. uifr. iv, p. 200 (1866) ; id. Of v. J'et.-A/.: Fork.
1870, p. 762; Melich. Mon. Issiden, p. 193 (1906).
Type, L. cnistralicns, Stfil, from Australia.
Distribution. Malay Archipelago, Australia, tSeychelle Islands.
?LoLLirs rURCiFEE, Stal, Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Fdrh. 1870, p. 7ti2 ; Melich.
31on. I.'^siden, p. 196 (1906).
I have not met with an example of this genus in any of the
numerous collections received from British India. LoUius fvrnfer
was described by Stfd from the Philippines, where it is not an
uncommon species. Dr. Melichar {supra) has given a wider
range of localities, including " JN'icobar," which represents a
section of the faunistic area described in these volumes.
GERGITIIUS. 101
Genus GERGITHUS.
Gergithus, Stc% Ofv. Vct.-Ak. Fork, xxviii, p. 7r>0 (1870) : Melich.
Mon. Issiden, p. 58 (190(5).
Hemisphan'ius, Melich. Hovi. Faun. Ceylon, p. 74 (ISOIJ).
Heoiisphierius, part., Dist. vol. iii, p. 3o9.
Type, G. schatoni, 8tal.
Distribution. Oriental and Malayan Regions ; Japan and Cliiua *.
This genus is to be separated from llem%spli(xrius by the very
elongate face, the latei'al margins of which are continuous with
the lateral margins of the clypeus. This appears to be the salient
character of the genus when examined througli a long series of
species.
The descri])tion, founded on a Ceylon species, is published in a
footnote to Stal's " Hemiptera insularum Philippinaruin," and
was overlooked by both Melichar and myself when working out
the Ceylonese species ; we then considered that all the species
could be placed under one genus.
3263. Gergithus erebus, sp. n.
Body above shining black ; the margins of vertex broadly
ochraceous ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ; face virescent,
with a broad central sanguineous longitudinal fascia and the
extreme lateral margins ochraceous; clypeus centrally pale vires-
cent, with narrow submarginal sanguineous fascite ; femora and
i
Fig. 76. — GergitliKS erehus.
tibia) with more or less distinct black linear markings, anterior
tarsi, apices of intermediate and postei'ior tarsi and spines to
posterior tibia), black ; tegmiua thickly finely pilose ; face elongate,
about twice as broad as long, medially moderately ampliated ;
* Melichar (Mon. Issiden, p. 62) has described a species, G. vidulus, as
from "Siidafrika: Pond i cherry," a locality which prevents recognition.
102 APPENDIX. FULGOEID.^.
prunotuui sl\ort, the division between its posterior margin and the
base ot' mcsouotuni deeply incised.
Length iucl. tegm. 4| niillim.
Hah. South India; Ivodaikanal (?'. V. Caiuphell).
3204. Gergithus proteus, sp. ii.
Above dull ochraceons, pronotum black, mesonotum opaline
green, sometimes ochraceous ; teguiina with the disk suffused with
black, apical area paler, extreme margin and a submarginal narrow
line black ; face opaline green, a central longitudinal fascia and
the exti'eme lateral margins sanguineous ; clypeus green w ith
submarginal sanguineous lines.
Var. a. Anterior subcostal margin of tegmina broadly black
between the reticulate veins.
Var. h. Bod)' above virescent, the pronotum purplish red.
xipices of tibise, the tarsi, and spines to posterior tibia? more or
less black ; face elongate, about twice as long as broad, moderately
medially dilated ; pronotum very short, the division between
deeply incised.
Length inch tegm. 4-4| millim.
Hah. South India; Ivodaikanal {2\ V. CampheU).
3265. Gergithus cribratus, Melidi. Mon. Issiden, p. 64 (1906).
Virescent in fresh specimens, in others pale brownish ; the
mesonotum brighter opaline green : body beneath and legs vires-
cent ; a spot on each posterior angle of the face before clypeus,
apex of clypeus, and basal and apical spots to femora, black; face
and clypeus with two very faint central testaceous lines, almost
unicolorous; tegmina thickly coarsely punctate : pronotum some-
what tuberculose ; mesonotum with two strong discal carinations ;
face long, much narrower between eyes than before base of
clypeus.
Length inch tegm. 5 to G millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maha lUupalama {J. C. F. Fryer).
Apart from slight colour differences, this species seems to be
the one described by Melichar from Pattipola in Ceylon.
3266. Gergithus versicolor, sp. n.
Virescent : vertex and mesonotum more opaline green ; the
latter with the anterior margin and a raised central fascia
testaceous ; face and clypeus opaline green \vith two central
longitudinal sanguineous fascise, a black spot at apices of femora ;
tegmina with black costal markings consisting of two basal streaks,
followed by three spots, the largest oblique and situate about
middle, apical margin very narrowly black ; tegmina thickly finely
GERGITKL'S.
103
punctate; lateral margins of vertex strongly ridged; extreme
anterior margin of mesonotiim black ; face long, between eyes
narrower tlian before clypeus; tarsi brownish ocliraceous.
Length inch tegm. 4| niillini.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maha llla[)ahuna {J. (\ F. Frver).
3267. Gergithiis coniplicatiis, sp. n.
Ocliraceous, much tessellated and marked with dark castaneou-;
browii ; vertex of head with four castaneous spots ; a transverse
anterior fascia to prouotum and a central longitudinal fascia to
mesonotum, the latter with a small spot on each side, castaneous ;
face and clypens ocliraceous, with two central longitudinal fasciae
and the margins of the Urst before clypeus castaneous ; anterior
and intermediate femora and tibitB streaked \\ith castaneous ;
Ficr.
- Gcrgifhus compliccdus.
tegmina much shaded and spotted with castaneous between the
veins, but with a prominent pale spot on each tegmen near middle
of inner margin and paler also on apical area ; face much longer
than broad, considerably narrower at anterior margin than before
clypeus ; lateral margins of vertex distinctl}' ridged ; posterior
femora with two subapical spines.
Length inch tegm. 5 millim.
Hab. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (./. C. P. Ffj/er), Kandy (E. E. Green),
lEaidamulla.
3268. Gergithus conspicularis, sp. u.
Vertex of head testaceous, the lateral margins virescent ; pro-
notum virescent with testaceous mottlings ; mesonotum opaline
green with the anterior margin antl a central fascia testaceous ;
tegmina with the whole inner area brownish ochraceous spotted
\\\t\\ black, the outer and apical areas paler, basal half of costal
area obhquely spotted with black, with two much larger black
104 APPENDIX. — FULGORID.E.
spots on apical area, the outermost long and oblique, the inner-
most more or less rounded, extreme apical margin narrowly black ;
face and clypeus opaline green with two broad sanguineous longi-
tudinal fasciaj ; legs greenish ochraceous, the femora spotted at
base and apex with black ; body beneath with sanguineous trans-
verse markings ; face considerably longer than broad, narrower at
anterior margin than before clypeus.
Length incl. tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maha Illupalama (./. C. F. Fnjer).
The following species described under, or referred to Hemi-
sphcerius must now be relegated to the genus Gergithus : —
GergitJins secmuhis = Hemispluirius secuHclus, Melich. (vol. iii,
p. 300).
Genjithus scliauml = ffemispJurrius scJiaumi, Stal (vol. iii,
p. 361).
Gergitlius nUgiriensis = Ilemisphcrius nilgiriensis Dist. (vol.
iii, p. 361).
Gerqithus reticuhitus = JJemisjjhirins retiadatus, Dist. (vol. iii,
p. 361).
Gergithus eloiigatus =: llemispluvrms eloix/atus, Dist. (vol. iii,
Gergithus bijnistidatiis = Hemisphar'ms hipustvlatus , AValis.
(vol. iii, p. 362).
Gergithus duhius = Hemisphcerius dubius, Butl. (vol. iii, p. 362).
Gergitlius herhacexis = Heinisphivrius herbaceus, Kirbv (vol. iii,
p. 363).
Gergithus venosus = Hemispha'rius venosus, Dist. (vol. iii, p. 363).
The following species I have not seen. The description is
published in Melichar's ' Monographic der Issiden ' (October
1906); n)y descriptions in this series were published in February
1906. They may, or may not, in some cases be synonyms.
Gergithus igiwius, Melich. Mon. Issiden, p. 66 (1906),
Hah. Pegu : Palou.
Genus HEMISPH^RIUS. (Vol. Ill, p. 359.)
The following species have been described by Dr. Melichar, but
regarding the near dates of our previous descriptions, and the
consequent danger of synonymy, as well as the impossibility of
seeing types or typical specimens during the present European
war, i can only call attention to the descriptions.
Hemisphcerius ruficeps, Melich. Mon. Issiden, p. 74 (1906).
Burma ; Karen-ni.
Hemispharius fiavovariegat%is, Melich. 1. c. p. 79. East India.
Hemisphcerius frontalis, Melich. 1. c. p. 87. Nilgiri Hills.
HILDA. lOo
JlemispJirrrias cinchis,'MeVich. I.e. p. 91. Burma: Karen-iii.
IlemispJuerius hijendtms, Melich. 1. c. p. 96. Burma.
3269. Hemisphserius noctis, sp. n.
Above shining-black ; eyes ocbraceous ; face black ; clypeus
ochraceous with two darker longitudinal fascia) ; body beneath
and legs ochraceous with some darker uiottlings ; tegmina thickly
finely punctate ; face broad, much narrower at anterior margin
than before clypeus, posteriorly about as broad as long.
Length inch tegui. 4 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; JNIaha lUupalaraa (./. C F. Ftv/er).
3270. Hemisphaerius fusco-clypeatiis, sji. n.
Pale dull ochraceous ; eyes and a discal spot to tegmina
black ; clypeus fuscous brown ; body beneath and legs brownish
ochraceous ; anterior and intermediate tibiae and tarsi blackish ;
face about as long as broad, mucli narrower anteriorly than
posteriorly, anterior and posterior margins truncate ; the tegmina
immediately above the body reflect its shadow and there appear
distinctly darker.
Length inch tegm. '■'> niillini.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (.7. C. F. Fnjcr).
3271. Hemisphaerius atromaculatiis. sp. n.
Vertex of head and pronotum testaceous ; mesonotum black
with a central longitudinal ochraceous fascia; face testaceous;
clypeus ochraceous with its anterior margin black ; body beneath
and legs dark ochraceous ; tegmina ochraceous, with four large
discal spots, claval margin, and two antei'ior sublateral fasciae
black ; vertex finely punctate at base ; pronotum linelv trans-
versely striate.
Length inch tegm. 4 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Peradeniya {E. E. Green).
Genus HILDA.
Isthmia, Walk. List Horn, iii, p. 7;>2 (ISol); Stdl, Hem. Afr. iv,
p. 218 (1866) ; iioni. praeocc.
Hilda, KirTx. Entomohx/ist, 1900, p. 243, ii. nom.
Egropa, Melich. (vol. iii, p. 368).
Type, H. undata. Walk., an Ethiopian species.
Distrihution. Ethiopian, Oriental, and Malayan Regions.
Body subobloug, depressed ; head (includuig eyes) narrower than
the pronotum, verte.x broader than long, anteriorly rounded,
behind eyes distinctly callose, the anterior margin flattened, acute.
106 APPENDIX. — FVhGOlilb^i.
the disk moderately concave; face transverse, reaching eyes,
usually with a small discal central well-developed tubercle ; an-
teuua?' robust, the second joint oval ; pronotum with the basal
margin truncate, much broader than long; scutellum nearly
twice as long as pronotum ; tegmina somewhat short and broad,
the apex rounded, passing the abdominal apex, lateral margins
subparallel, veins somewhat indistinct, especially so on apical
area ; legs short, posterior tibia3 unarmed.
In the Ethiopian species the vertex is usually longer than in
those from the eastern regions.
3272. Hilda tenasserimensis, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum pale green ; extreme anterior
margin of vertex almost continuously black ; a broad posterior
margin to pronotum and the apex of the scutellum purplish red ;
face pale greyish ochraceous, three prominent black spots at basal
margin wliich is also black, the discal tubercle and the body
beneath and legs more ochraceous, the bases of the femora paler ;
tegmina purplish red strongly tinged and marked with greenish,
Fig. 78. — Hilda tcna!<serimcnsis.
a large prominent angulated greyish spot behind middle, at this
region the tegmen is crossed by an irregular greenish transverse
fascia behind which are two distinct transverse purplish-red lines,
clavus streaked with greenish ; near inner margins of apical area a
longitudinal series of three black spots with white centres, the
apical area more brownish ochraceous ; central tubercle to face
prominent and well defined ; vertex finely callose near basal
margin ; scutellum smooth, apically deflected.
Length inch tegm. oi millim.
Hah. Tenasserim ; jNJyitta {Doherf)/).
3273. Hilda bengalensis, Dist. A. M. N. If. (S) in, p. 41 (1909;.
Vertex, pronotum, and scutellum pale green, extreme apical
HILDA, 107
margin of vei'tex almost continuously bUick ; pronotum with Ihe
margins testaceous ; basal area of face between the eyes black,
with four pi-oiniuent small white spots, in some specimens the
spots near the eyes are obsolete and only the two central spots
are visible, this black area margined posteriorly with greyish
wliite ; clypeus, body beneath, and legs ochraceous ; tegmiua pale
testaceous, basal half of clavus castaneous with an apical white
margin, and this dark area outwardly continued on coriuiii, with a
larjre whitish spot varying in size and shape, corium also crossed
beyond middle by a whitish transverse fascia narrowly margined
with black and broadly angulated on each side at costal margin,
Fig. 70. — Hilda Iwi/ffaleii^is, var.
apical area a little paler in hue and inwardly defined and margined
by a waved pale greyisli line, and preceded near suture by a dark
vspot containing one or more small pupillate white spots ; wings .
hyaline ; face strongly transversely impressed between the in-
sertions of the antenna^ medially angulate, the latenil margins
before the angulation moderately concave ; vertex with a distinct
longitudinal im pression.
Vars. — Becoming darker in hue, the pale green coloration
replaced by dark testaceous, and with a lar^-e piceous or dusky
spot in the white subbasal spot to corium and in the postmedial
transverse whitish fascia to same.
Length inch tegm. 5-54 milliin.
Hab. Bengal ; Pusa, Muzaft'arpur, Barisal.
Allied to ff. 7nc(lai/ensis, Dist., from which it differs by the longi-
tudinally impressed vertex, the angulate face, concolorous legs,
partial or complete absence of the ocellate spots on apical area of
tegmina, &c.
Hilda ixusta to replace Egroi>a inusta,
p. 368).
Melich. (Vol. ilJ,
108
APPENDIX. — FULGORID.B.
Subfamily RICANIIN.E. (Vol. Ill, p. 369.)
Genus POCHAZIA. (A'ol. Ill, p. 370.)
3274. Pochazia pipera, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 420 (1914).
Head and pronotum brownish ochraceous, mesonotum black,
exposed mai'gius of metanotum ochraceous ; abdomen testaceous ;
body beneath and legs ochraceous ; tegmina pale bronzy-brown,
two pale transverse lines before apex and a much inwardly augu-
lated line near middle, from this line to base the surface is much
Fig. 80. — Pochuzid pipera.
mottled with small paler and darker spots, a small black spot
near apical angle and a subtriangular pale spot near apex of costal
membrane ; wings very pale bronzy-brown ; mesonotum with five
carinate lines, the central one straight, on each side of which is au
inwardly and anteriorly curved line which bifurcates near middle ;
apical margin of tegmina larger than iinier margin ; face broad,
centrally carinate, the carination becoming almost obsolete towards
clypeus ; posterior tibioe with two spines.
Length excl. tegm. 6 ; exp. tegm. 10, 4 mm.
Hub. Malabar Distr. ; Taliparansbas (T. Bninhr!g</e FletcJwr,
Brit, jlfus.).
" On Pepper plant."
3275. Pochazia mamyona, sp. n.
Vertex of head dull ochraceous ; pro- and mesonota blacL
anterior and lateral margins of the first narrowly ochraceous ;
abdomen black, more or less covered with greenish pubescence ;
face dull ochraceous, the lateral margins and central carination
paler ; clypeus flavous ; body beneath black, more or less pubes-
cent ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina pale fuscous with a more or less
KICANIA. 109
dull olivaceous tint, much mottled with small paler spots, two
obscure darker transverse fasciie beyond middle, the innermost
dilated towards costal area, a distinct black spot near apical anplp ;
wings fuliginous, the veins much darker ; vertex very short,
centrally and marginally ridged ; pronotum centrally cariiiate :
mesoiiotum tricarinate, the outer carinations inwardly forked
beyond middle : face centrally and laterally carinate ; tegmina
with the apical margin longer than the inner margin.
Length excl. tegm. 6 ; ex|). tegm. 19-20 niillim.
Hah. Upper Burma ; Mamyo, 500 ft. {T. Bainhri(/f/e Fletcher).
Genus RICANIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 375.)
ElCAXIA yEXESTKATA. (A^d. Ill, p. 3/0, lig. 194.)
Add: Ilab. North Coorg ; Hantikoppa (T. Bainhrigcje Fletcher).
ElCANIA MAEGINALIS. (Vol. Ill, p. 376.)
Add : Ilab. North Coorg : Santikoppa [1\ Buinbrigr/e Fletcher).
Bengal ; Dacca ; Bombay {Fusa Coll.).
327(3. Ricania minbuensis, sp. u.
Vertex of head and pronotum ochraceous, the latter with the
disk sometimes darker ; mesouotum black, more or less greenly
pubescent ; abdomen above ochraceous ; body beneath and legs
ochraceous, some black sternal spots ; tegnnna dull pale ochraceous,
costal membrane darker ochi-aceous, radial area black or blackish,
apical margin somewhat broadly pale brownish ochraceous, pre-
ceded by a similarly coloured transverse fascia which is dilated
and slightly broken above middle ; wings pale fuliginous, the
apical margin darker ; vertex short and broad, medially and
laterally carinate ; pronotum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tri-
carinate, the lateral carinations in\\ ardly forked near middle ; face
broader than long, centrally and laterally carinate.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Bah. Upper Burma ; Minbu (T. Bainhrigge Fletcher).
Allied to B. swiuhmf!. Walk. (vol. iii, p. 378).
3277. Ricania obliqiia. ll'alk. (Pochaziu), Li^t Ham. ii, p. 429 (1851);
Stal (Ricania), Ofr. Vet.-Ak. Fork. 1862, p. 591.
Vertex of head and abdomen above pitchy-brown ; pronotum
and mesontum black ; face, clvpeus, and legs ochraceous ; body
beneath pitchy-brown or blackish ; tegmina pitchy-brown, with
two transverse pale fasciuc, the innermost near middle and not ex-
tendinji; above radial area, the outermost strongly sinuate and near
apical area, a greyish-white spot near end of costal membrane ;
wings very pale fuliginous, the outer margin somewhat broadly
fuliginous, narrowing towards anal area ; vertex of head with four
110
APPENDIX. — FULGOEID.l-:.
longitudinal ridges ; pronotum centrally ridged ; mesoDotum tri-
carinate, the outer cariuations anteriorly bifurcate ; face centrally
Fig. SI. — Jilcania obligna.
carinate, a very short anterior longitudinal carinatiou on each side
before eyes.
Length excl. tegm. 6-G| ; exp. tegni. 21-22 millim.
Hab. [Nepal.
Walker's type in the British Museum was unlocalized.
3278. Ricania densa, Walk. Joum. Linn. Soc, Zool. \, p. 151 (1870);
Melich. Ann. Hofmus. JFien, xiii, p. 335 (1898).
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum deep shining black ; abdomen
above piceous brown ; face piceous or black, the lateral margins
paler ; sternum black or piceous, legs ochraceous ; abdomen
beneath piceous brown ; tegmina more or less glossy black with
a somewhat distinct fascia near middle ; wings fuliginous,, the
veins darker ; vertex short ; face much broader than long, tri-
carinate, the lateral carinations abbreviated posteriorly * ; pro-
notum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the lateral
carinations forked anteriorly and united to the apex of the central
carination ; wings with one transverse vein ; apical angles of
tegmina rounded.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. J'S^ millim.
Rab. Upper Burma; Tatkon (T. Balnhrigge Fktclier). — Plores
( Wallace).
Allied to B.fumosa, Walk, (vol. iii, p. 382).
On sugar-cane.
3279. Ricania tisiplione, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum black ; abdomen piceous
brown, subapically and broadly annulated with black ; face black
or piceous brown, the lateral margins paler ; clypeus piceous
brown, its apex more or less ochraceous ; abdomen beneath a little
paler than above ; sternum suffused with jjiceous ; legs ochraceous ;
tegmina piceous, finely mottled with dark ochraceous ; the costal
and apical areas more black, the first with its extreme margin
* Walker wrote '• t'ace piceous, not keeled," which is iucorrect.
RICAXOrTlillA.
Ill
finely spotted with ochraceous, the latter with it.s extreme margin
a little more lai'gely ochraceoiisly maculate, two dark transverse
fascise near middle, the outermost traversed by an ochraceous line,
a similar line also divides the black apical area ; wings fuliginoiis,
the veins darker ; vertex short, centrally and marginally carinate ;
pronotum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the lateral
carinations inwardly forked near middle and joining the central
carination at its apex ; face tricarinate ; apical angles of the
tegraina suhangnlate.
Length excl. tegra. 5 ; exp. tegm. J 5 millim.
Hah. Upper Burma ; Pyinmana {T. Bainhrif/r/e Fletclier).
3280. Eicania coorgensis, sp. i\.
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum piceous or black ; anterior
and posterior margins of pronotum with linear, transverse, bluish-
grey spots ; abdomeu above fuscous brown, much paler at base,
some bluish'grey spots on apical area ; face dark fuscous brown,
a few bluish-grey spots on anterior margin, and a bright pale
castaneous spot at each anterior angle ; clypeus pale castaneous ;
body beneath black or blackish ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina fuscous
brown, a minute white spot near end of radial area and a black
tuberculate spot near apical angle ; wings pale fuscous brown, the
veins darker ; vertex short and broad, centrally carinate ; pro-
notum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the lateral
carinations forked inwardly from about middle and reaching the
apex of the central carination ; face tricarinate, the carinations
faint ; wings with two transverse veins; apices of tegmina roundly
angulate.
Length excl. tegm. 6 ; exp. tegm. 17-18 millim.
Hah. S. India; North Coorg, Santikoppa {T. Bainbric/ge
Fletcher).
Genus RICANOPTERA. (Vol. Ill, p. 382.)
3281. Ricanoptera variegata, IJist. A. M. N. H. (S) ix, p. G51 (1912)
Vertex of head, pronotum, and mesonotum blackish, more or
Fig. 82. — liicanoptera variegata.
less thickly covered with greenish or greenish-ochraceous pubes-
cence ; abdomen above, body beneath, and legs ochraceous ;
112 APPENDIX. — FULGOEID.T':.
tegmina with about the basal fourth greenish pubescent, central
area greyish suffused with blackish and containing a promi-
nent central black spot, apical area more distinctly piceous,
costal margin ochraceous spotted with black ; wings very pale
fuliginous, the veins a little darker ; posterior tibiae with two
spines ; vertex of head narrow, transverse, its anterior angles
shortly spinous before eyes ; pronotum centrally carinate ; meso-
notuni tricarinate, tlie outer carniations bifurcate anteriorly.
Length excl. tegm. 5^ ; exp. tegm. 17 mm.
Hah. Ceylon ; Puttafam {Green, Brit. Mis.).
Allied to a. oj^cica, Dist.
3282. Ricanoptera ramakrishna, sp. n.
Vertex and pronotum fuscous brown ; mesonotum black ; ab-
domen above black with a virescent basal annulatiou ; face and
clypeus brownish ochraceous ; sternum ochraceous with black
suffusions, abdomen beneath greenish ochraceous ; legs ochraceous ;
tegmina with the basal area brownish ochraceous witli darkei-
mottlings, the apical area more darkly fuscous, basal portion of
costal margin ochraceous, with a somewhat large greyish marginal
spot near apex of costal membrane ; wings very pale fuliginous
with the veins darker ; head with the vertex short and broad,
centrally carinate ; pronotum centrally carinate with a small
foveate spot on each side ; mesonotum tricarinate, the lateral
carinations inwardly forked near middle and connected with the
apex of the central carination : face broadt-r than long, strongly
centrally carinate ; tegmina with the apical angles roundly sub-
angulate.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hab. Coirabatore Distr. ; Baiiur Forest [liamakrishHu).
3283. Ricanopteva mackenziei, sp. n.
Vertex of head brownish ochraceous or pale fuscous, the margins
and central carination testaceous ; pronotum and mesonotum
black, the lirst with the anterior margin and central carination
testaceous ; abdomen above black, the segmental margins testa-
ceous, the base suffused with ochraceous ; face and clypeus
brownish ochraceous, the margins and carinations to the first, and
a central fascia to the latter, testaceous ; sternum blackish ;
abdomen beneath as above ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina blackish,
base of costal membi'ane and a large spot near end of same, an
abbreviated transverse fascia near middle, ah irregular and broken
transverse fascia before apical marginal area, and the claval area
ochraceous, the latter mottled with black ; wings very pale fuli-
ginous, the veins and apical area darker ; face broader than long,
tricarinate, the lateral carinations less pronounced ; vertex and
pronotum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the lateral
carinations forked near middle and reaching the apex of the
APACHNAS. 113
central cariiiation ; leginina w ith the apical angles rounded ;
wings with two transverse veins.
Length excl. teu'ni, 5; exj). tegni. 1(5 iniiliiii.
Hah. Cliapra ; W\\vav {Macl-enzie).
3284. Ricanoptera phalsena, sp. n.
Yei-tex of head ocliraceous with a black spot before each eye ;
pronotiim and mesonotum black ; abdomen black, the segmental
margins and a basal annulation virescent ; face obscure ocbraceous,
blackish before clypeus which is ocbraceous with its lateral
margins broadly blackish ; sternum black ; tegmina greyish, sub-
hyaline, costal membrane, apical niai'gin, and four irregular discal
spots black, about basal half of costal membrane ocbraceous, a
spot near end ot same greyish ; claval area mottled with fuscous ;
W
Fig, 83. — nicduoitrra fhalcEncu
wings subhyaline, the veins and apical margins darker ; vertex
and pronotum centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate, the
lateral carinations forked inwardly near middle and reaching
apex of central carination ; face broader than long, centrally and
laterally carinate ; tegmina with the apical angles rounded ; wings
with two transverse veins.
Length excl. tegni. 4| ; exp. tegm. 14| milliin.
Hcib. Coimbatore District; Eailur Forest {liamakrlsJina).
Genus EURICANIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 3So.)
EUKICANIA OCELLUS. (Vol. Ill, p. 385.)
Add : Hah. Phoobsering, Leboug {H. M. Lefroy).
Genus APACHNAS.
(To follow PiiivESA, \'ol. Ill, p. 3S0.)
Apachnas, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) iv. p. 330 (1909).
Type, A. nohiUs, Dist.
Distribution. ]Nilgiri Hills.
Vertex short, broadly transverse, the eyes considerably ex-
tendino- over the lateral margins of the pronotum ; face about as
VOL, Yl. I
114
APPENDIX. FULGORIU.^.
long as broad, the posterior lateral margius obliquely directed to
clypeus, tricariiiate, the central carination straight, the lateral
■carinations moderatel}^ oblique ; clypeus finely medially carinate ;
pronotum broader than vertex, centrally cariTiate ; mesonotum
tricarinate, the lateral carinations anteriorly curved inwardly and
outwardly doubly attached to tlie anterior margin, by a longi-
tudinal carinate line from near middle and by a shorter line near
anterior margin ; posterior tibiae with two strong spines on apical
area ; tegmina and wings hyaline ; tegmina with the costal and
apical margins subequal in length, each much longer than the
inner margin and with the costal membrane a little narrower than
the radial area, with five transverse veins close together at base
and three (wide apart) between base and stigma, which contains
about seven oblique transverse veins : basal cell emitting three
longitudinal veins from its outer margin, which are connected by
transverse veins at about one-fourth from base, a second series of
transverse veins and a subapieal series of transverse veins, together
enclosing four series of cells ; there is also a continuous series of
submarginal transverse veins, defining a narrow marginal area ;
clavus with the claval vein connected with the inner and posterior
margius by two short oblique veins at a little before middle,
followed by about four transverse veins somewhat wide apart.
.3285. Apachnas nobilis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) iv, p. 331 (1909).
Body and legs olivaceous ; tegmina hyaline, the venation, inter-
spaces between the basal transverse veins of costal membrane,
stigma, a spot immediately beneath it with a pale centre, and
costal margin from stigma to about one-fourth of apical margin.
Fi^-. 84. — Apaclnias nuhilis.
fuscous brown, a series of small p.ile fuscous apical maro-inal
spots, this marginal area a little darker than the discal colour of
the tegmen ; wings hyaline, the venation fuscous ; structural
characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegin. G| ; exp. tegm. -22 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills ; N. sloi)e, '.yS^^ ft. {^ir G. Hampson).
SAssuLA. — g.t:tulia. 115
Genus SASSULA to rei)kce Dety.v. (Vol. ]II, p. ;'.87.)
Sassula, Htdl, Of v. Vet.-Ak. Fiirh. Is70, p. 7()9.
Type, IS. osmi/loides, AVulk., tVoiii the Malay Archipelago.
Sassuj.a sokucula, to replace Deti/a fuscomhidosa (VoL III,
p. 3SS).
Miriza sorucula Stdl, Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Fork. 1865, p. 164.
Sassula sorucula, Melich. Ami. Hofinus. Wien, xiii, p. 312, t. xii.
f. 5, & t. xiv, f. ly (1898).
Detya fusconebulosa, Dist. (vol. iii, p. 388).
Add : Ilah. Cambodia.
G-enus G^TULIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 394.)
The late Mr. Kirkaldy (Hep. Exp. Stat. Haw. PJaiit. Assoc, iii.
p. 98, 1907) wrote: — "Distant states that the head is considerably
narrower than the pronotum. This is incorrect as a generic
■character, for in G. chrysopokles the eyes project very slightly
beyond the pronotum ; Distant's figure also scarcely bears out his
diagnosis ; moreover, the clypeus is not carinate, as, indeed, Stal
also states." This pronouncement of Kirkaldy was unfortunately
inaccurate and misleaduig.
1. That tlie head considerably narrower than the pronotum " is
incorrect as a generic character " is an amazing remark when the
accurate figure of the Neotropical type (&. />/eiu';^6'/i?m. Walk. =
pudibunda, Stal) given by Fowler (Biol. Centr.-Am., Ehynch.-
Hom. i. t. viii. fig. 13) was available for consultation by one wlio
Mas evidently unacquainted with the species. The Australian
species llicania chrijsopoides. Walk., which Kirkaldy referred to as
typical of Oa't2tUa, has been so placed by none but liimself ; Meli-
char, in his Monograph (not having seen the species), merely
remarks " Sclieint zur Gattung Gcetulia zu gehoren."
2. Stfd did not state that " the clypeus is not carinate," but
" clypeus lateribus hand carinatis." The clypeus in the type is
strongly centrally carinate, and laterally, in my opinion, also finely
carinate ; in the chnjsopoides, Walk., it is distinctly so.
I have (A. M. N. H. (8) iv, p. 337, 1909) proposed the genus
JS'urunderia for the reception of chrijsopoides, Walk.
3286. Gaetulia niontana, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) ix, p. 651 (1912).
Body and legs dull viresceut or greenish ochraceous ; anterior
margin of vertex narrowly piceous ; abdomen above; with a trans-
verse fascia before middle, followed by a broken longitudinal
i2
IIG
APPENDIX. FULGORID^.
fascia, piceous ; legs and rostrum more ocliraceous than virescent ;
tegmina and wings hyaline, the venation fuscous, the tegmina with
a somewhat large and distinct fuscous marginal spot at end of
costal membrane, the wings with a distinct fuscous spot at apex
of abdominal area ; anterior margin of vertex angulate, the apices
Fig. 85. — Gcetulla moniana.
of its lateral margins angularly pron)inent ; mesonotum distinctly
longitudinally tricarinate ; face much louger than broad, the
lateral margins nearly subparallel ; tegmina with the costal mem-
brane distinctly arched and broad, narrowed at base and apex.
Length excl. tegin. 5 ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hah. E. Himalayas ; Kurseong, 5000 ft. ; Darjiling, 6000 ft.
{Brit. & Jnd. Mass.).
Allied to G. nigrovenosa, Melich., but the face longer and its
lateral margins nearly straight, not widened towards clypeus :
fuscous spot to wings sometimes absent.
he
Subfamily FLATIN^. (Vol. III. p. 397.)
Salukkis marginellus. (Vol. Ill, p. 418.)
Mr. J. C. Kershaw (J. Bomb. N. H. Soc. xxi. p. 607, 1912,
PI. A. figs. 1 and 6) has given the particulars of the development
of this species from the egg.
Genus NEOSALURNIS.
Neosaluniis, Bist. A. M. N. H. (8) v, p. 311 (1910).
Type, N. reticulatus, Dist.
Distribution. North India ; Burma.
Head (including eyes) a little narrower than prouotum, vertex
about as long as pronotum, somewhat broadly, angularly, and a
little upwardly produced ; face longer than broad, a little poste-
riorly and more strongly anteriorly narrowed, the lateral margins
from a little in front of eyes to clypeus broadly laminately ridged,
at base with a very short central carination ; clypeus shorter than
SUMMANUS.
117
face, obscurely obliquely striate on each side ; pronotum with a
central longitudinal ridge : mesonotuin tricarinate ; legs of
moderate lengtli, tibiae sulcate, posterior tibiae with one spine
near apex ; tegiuina less than twice as long as broad, the costal
margin moderately convex, the apex rounded, the apical margin
obliquely truncate, its posterior angle more or less acutely
produced, costal membrane narrower than radial area, the first
transversely veined, the latter reticulately veined, the whole
tegmen transversely reticulately veined, and a series of longitudinal
marginal cells more or less continuous with the costal membrane
extending round apex and along apical margin, clavus coarsely
granulose ; wings about as broad as tegmina, two transverse
veins before apical area.
This genus is allied to Salurnis, Stal, from whicli it principally
differs by the venation of the tegmina, and by the costal and
apical marginal series of short longitudinal cells.
3287. Neosalurnis reticulatus, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) v, p. 311
(1910).
Head, pronotum, mesonotum, sternum, legs, abdomen beneath,
and tegmina greenish ochraceous, abdomen above slightly greyishly
tomentose ; wings milky-white, the veins greenish ; apical and
sutural margin (beyond clavus) of tegmina finely spotted with
Fig. 8G. — Neosalurnis reticulatus.
fuscous brown, posterior margin of clavus more or less fuscous
brown ; tegmina with all the veins distinctly prominent and a
little darker in coloration ; other structural characters as in
generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 8 ; exp. tegm. 24 millim.
Hah. Bhutan {Brit. Mus.). Burma ; Karen Hills (DoJuri)/).
Genus SUMMANUS, nov.
Tvpe, 'S'. indiciis, Dist.
Distribution. South India ; Bombay.
Head (including eyes) a little narrower than pronotum, vertex
angularly produced in front of eyes, tlie apex subconical ; face
much narrowed anteriorly, less narrowed towards clypeus, broadest
118
APPENDIX. — rULQORID.i:.
between eyes ; pronotum slightly shorter than vertex, the lateral
margins moderatel}' ampliate, anteriorly truncate, both vertex
and pronotiiui faintly centrally carinate ; niesonotum tricarinate ;
tegiiiina short and broad, much less than twice as long as broad,
gradually broadened from base, the apex broadly rounded, costal
membrane transversely veined and continuous with the apical
margin, the posterior angle not produced, inner margin straight,
the apical area irregularly transversely veined, claval area strongly
granulate ; wings narrower and shorter than tegmina, with two
transverse veins near apex.
To be placed near Pulciha, Dist. (vol. iii, p. 419).
3288. Summanus indiciis, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum and mesonotmn dark virescent; abdomenabove
more ochraceous, segmental margins black, basal area greyishly
tomentose ; face virescent, remainder of body beneath and legs
greenish ochraceous ; tegmina virescent, costal and apical margins
Fig. 87. — Summanus indicus.
very narrowly shaded with a pink tint; wings milky-white;
structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 5| ; exp. tegm. 14 millini.
Bab. South India ; JYandidrug (T. V. Camj)helJ). Bombay
{Dixon tf- T. Bainbriijge Fletcher).
In spirit specimens the virescent coloration appears as
ochraceous.
Genus SATAPA. (Yol. Ill, p. 42G.)
3289. Satapa tuberculosa, Dist. A. 31. N. IL (8) xiii, p. 421 (1914).
Eody and legs dull dark ochraceous ; mesonotum fuscous
brown ; abdominal segmental margins and lateral areas of sternum
greyishly tomentose ; tegmina pale tawny brown, two prominent
dark spots on costal membrane and another near apex, the apical
PLATA. — MELICHARIA.
119
half much mottltHl with darker markings, tlie costal membrane
finelv grainilose near base, a inediiui series of granules, and about
three distinct tubercles a little before middle, one also on the
claval area ; wings pale fuliginous, the venation darker.
Length escl. tegm. Og ; exp. regm. Vi milliin.
Hab. S. India ; Coimbatore {Bainhnyge Fletcher^ Brit. Mus.).
Allied to S. sicula, Dist., from Ceylon, but differing in the
tuberculated tegmina, the posterior angles of which are more
produced, &c.
Genus FLATA. (Vol. Ill, p. 427.)
Flata feekugata. (A'ol. Ill, p, 420.)
Add: Hub. .N. Bengal; Katihar, Purneah Distr. (Paiva) ;
Tirvani, Nepal Terai ( Warren), Balighai, near Puri [Annandah'j
Ind. Mus.). Calcutta {Brit. JIus.).
Genus MELICHARIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 430.)
Melicharia quadkata. (Vol. Ill, p. 431.)
Add: Hcib. South India; Kodaikanal, Chikkaballapura (T.
J'. Camjtbt'Il).
MelICHAKIA LACTlFEIiA. (\'ol. Ill, p. 432.)
lUU: ff(d>. South India; Ivockiikanal (7'. V. CariijibeU).
3290. Melicharia obtiisangula, Di.sf. A. M. X. II. (S) ix, p. 463
(191l>).
Body and legs pale dull ochraceous ; tegmina creamy-w bite with a
very pale ochraceous tint, especially at costal membrane, extreme
base, and claval area ; wings pale creamy-white ; head (including
eyes) a little narrower than pronotum, vertex centrally and
laterally carinate, the anterior margin subti-uncate, medially
slightly angulate ; face broad, with a central carination extending
about half-way from base, the lateral margins broadly re flexed ;
120 APPENDIX. — rULGORID^.
clypeus elongate ; tegmina about one and a half times as long
as broad, apical angle moderately rounded, posterior angle ob-
tusely rounded, not rectangular ; posterior tibiae with two spines,
the apical spine short.
Length excl. tegm. 5j ; exp, tegm. 16-17 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Weligama {Bainhruige Fletcher), Mt. Lavinia
{Green, Brit. Mus.), Trivandrum (Atkinson Coll.).
Differs from 31. lactifera, Walk., by the obtusely rounded
posterior angles of the tegmina.
Genus HILAVRITA. (Vol. Ill, p. 432.)
3291. Hilavrita discolorata, Bist. A. M. N. If. (8) ix, p. 464 (1912).
Body and legs brownish ochraceous, the mesonotum distinctly
darker ; tegmina brownish ochraceous, moderately greyishly
tomentose, the basal disk and claval area with blackish granules,
the longitudinal veins piceous ; wings pale fuliginous, the veins
piceous ; head (including eyes) a little narrower than pronotum ;
face a little longer than broad, centrally carinate ; pronotum
rugosely granulate ; mesonotum raised, obsoletely tricarinate ;
tegmina about one and a half times as long as broad, the apical
and posterior angles rounded, costal membrane slightly wider than
radial area.
Length excl. tegm. 4; exp. tegm. 14-14^ millim.
Hab. Bengal ; Pusa (C. S. M.). Bombay (Brit. lUns.).
Allied to H. fatua, Melich., but smaller, no indications of dark
spots on tegmina, which are distinctly narrower and proportionally
more elongate.
3292. Hilavrita obliqua, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 464 (1912).
In general coloration closely allied to the preceding species
H. discolorata, but differing widely in the shape of the tegmina,
which have the apical angle broadly rounded and the apical margin
strongly oblique to the posterior angle, the tegmina are also nearly
twice as long as broad from base to apical angle, and in these
characters differing from all other species of the genus yet
described.
Length excl. tegm. 4| ; exp. tegm. 12| millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Hambantota (Bainhrigge Fletcher, Brit. Mus.).
Genus CRYPTOFLATA. (Vol, III, p. 435.)
Cryptoflata guttulaeis. (Vol. Ill, p. 435.)
Var. punctipeimis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) v, p. 302 (1910).
Tegmina pale virescent, spotted as in tyT^\c?iX guttidnris.
Assam ; Margherita. o^. China (Brit. Mus.).
ORTXA. — FORCULUS. 121
Genus ORYXA. (A^)l. Ill, p. 439.)
Oryx.v truxcata. (Vo]. Ill, p. -139, fit;;. 2133.)
Poeciloptora addita, Walk. Lid Horn, ii, ]). 448 (18.")1).
Poeciloptera plana. Walk. l<>c. cii. p. 4G-J.
Colobestlies t'alcata, Melich. (part.), Aiin. JIofDiiis. Jl'tt'ii, xvii,
p. 4;3 (1903).
Ory.xa tnmcata, Ih'st. Jicc. Iiid. Mus. v, p. 32i> (1910).
Add: Hah. S. Cevlmi. Java, Borneo.
Genus FORCULUS.
Forculus, Dist. A. M. ]\\ H. (8) ix, p. 404 (1912).
Type, F. pecidiaris, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
Head twice as long as the pronotuni, slightly ascendent
anteriorh", anterior margin angularly rounded, lateral margins
slightly sinuate, eyes large, at base of head overlapping the
anterior angles of the pronotum ; face longer than broad, concave,
its anterior margin convex, angularly widened on eacli side before
eyes ; clypeus about half as long as face, with a slight central
longitudinal ridge; pronotum a little more than twice as broad as
long, its anterior margin more or less truncate between eyes and
oblique behind eyes ; mesonotum strongly tricarinate, posteriorly
angulate, a little more than twice as long as pronotum ; legs
somewhat short and robust ; femora longitudinally sulcate, com-
pressed, posterior femora with a somewhat long and very distinct
slender spine at apices ; tibiss moderately compressed, sulcate,
posterior femora with three spines on apical area ; basal joint of
tibiae short and thickened ; rostrum reaching the intermediate
coxie ; tegmina elongate, widest at basal area, where the costal
margin is strongly convexly arched, distinctly narrowed on apical
third, costal membrane and about apical half strongly transversely
veined, clavus more faintly transversely veined, very obsoletely
granulate, apex of tegmen roundly truncate ; wings broader than
tegmina, posteriorly dilated at anal area, two transverse veins on
apical areas.
Allied to the Neotropical genus Cyarda, Walk., and to be
placed near the beginning of the Division SeUzaria.
3293. Forculus peculiaris, Dist. A. M. A\ H. (8) ix, p. 465 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum dull brownish ochraceous
with darker mottlings ; apex of mesonotuni shining, greyish
white; abdomen above greenish ochraceous, some of the segmental
margins narrowly sanguineous ; head beneath, sternum, and legs
dull pale brownish ochraceous, concave disk of face moi-e piceous;
122
APPENDIX. — FULGORID^.
abdomen beneath greenish ochraceous ; tegmina shining brownish
ocbraceous, costal membrane and apex more or less marked with
Fig. 89.- — FoiT/iIiis pcc/i/iaris.
oli\aceous green ; wings pale t'aliginons A^ith the veins darker ;
structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 8; exp. tegm. 22 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Hambantota, Madulsima (Jjainhrigge FJctclter,
Brit. Mils.).
3294. Forculus gibbosus, sp. u.
Head, pronotuiii, and mesonotnm pale brownish ochraceous with
darker mottlings ; abdomen above ochraceous, the segmental
margins narrowly greyish ; face fuscous brown with the margins
ochraceous ; clypeus, sternum, and legs more or less ochraceous,
the legs with darker mottlings ; abdomen beneatli pale fuscous,
more or less greyishl}' tomentose ; tegmina brownish ochraceous,
a large irregularly-shaped greyish spot above clavns which is
paler in hue with its veins margined with fuf-cous ; wings fuli-
ginous, a little darker on apical areas.
Length excl. tegm. 8 ; exp. tegm. '21 millim.
Bah. Ceylon ; Maha Illupalama {J. C. F. Fryer).
Allied to the preceding species F. liemliaris, but differing in the
much more convexly arched basal costal area of the tegmina and
the more truncate apex of same, with the pale discal spot above
clavus.
3295. Forculus viridis, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotnm greenish ochrar-eous ; abdo-
men above pale virescent, the segmental margins darker green ;
face and clypeus greyish white, the margins nairo\\ly greenish
ochraceous; sternum and legs greenish ochraceous; the latter
with the tibiae and tarsi distinctly darker, tarsal claws black;
abdomen beneath pale virescent ; tegmina greenish ochraceous, a
small castaneous spot beneath radial area at a short distance from
base, beyond middle the costal margin is minutely spotted with
castaneous, the apical margin more sti-ongly so, tbe inner apical
margin minutely spotted ; wings darkly greyish, with a small
longitudinal fuscous streak near apical area.
FORCULUSOIDES.
123
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegin. 23 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Maha Ilhipalaiiia {J. C. F. Fri/er).
Allied to the two preceding spet-ies, but apart from the different
coloration and markings the tegmina are more broadly and evenly
elevated on the costal margin.
Genus FORCULUSOIDES, nov.
Type, F. rubvonervis, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon.
AUieil to the preceding genus Forctdtis, but the head much
shorter, not twice as long and only slightly longer than the pro-
uotum ; face as long as broad, not longer than broad, moderately
convex, not concave ; clypeus almost as long as face, not half
as long ; pronotum not truncate between the eyes but distinctly
convexly produced ; other characters generally as in Forculus.
3290. Forculusoides rubronervis, sp. n.
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum dark greenish ochraceous
with darker mottlings ; abdomen above virescent, paler at base, the
segmental mai'gins also paler ; face greenish, the margins more
ochraceous; clypeus pale castaneous, the margins and a central
fascia pale greenish ochraceous ; body beneath aud legs greenish
Fie. 90. — Forruluaoides rubronervis.
ochraceous, the abdomen darker and minutely spotted with black ;
femora more or less streaked with pale castaneous, posterior tibi;e
with their basal areas much darker ; tegmina pale testaceous, the
venation dark testaceous, a distinct tuberculous testaceous spot on
disk of basal area, extreme costal margin spotted with fuscous, and
a small discal fuscous spot beyond middle; wiug« pale fuliginous,
the veins and apical area distinctly darker ; vertex of head
centrally longitudinally depressed, the lateral margins ridged ;
pronotum faintly centrally ridged ; mesonotum strongly tricai'iuate,
the lateral carinations anteriorly recurved.
Length excl. tegm. 8 ; exp. 25 millim.
Hab. Ceylon; Madulsima (/i". E. Green).
1-4 APPENDIX. — FULGOlilD.E.
Genus SELIZA. (Vol. Ill, p. 440.)
SelIZA ? NIGKOPU>X'TATA. (VoL III, p. 443).
Add : Hah. Bengal. Pusa and Dacca (C. S. J/., Brit. Mus.).
Found on sugar-cane at Pusa.
3297. Seliza pusana, Dlst. A. 31. N. H. (8) ix, p. 465 (1912).
Body aud legs pale castaneous brown, disk o£ mesonotum black ;
tegmina brownish ochraceous ; wings fuliginous with the veins
darker ; head (including eyes) narrower than pronotum, centrally
moderately de])ressed, lateral margins distinctly ridged ; face a
little longer than broad, centrally longitudinally carinate, the
lateral margins strongly ridged ; pronotum centrally bicarinate ;
mesonotum discally triearinate ; tegmina about twice as long as
broad, costal margin arched at base, very slightly sinuate before
apex, apical angle obtusely rounded, the posterior angle moderately
roundly posteriorly produced, costal membrane very slightly
narrower than radial area at base of each, tegmina transversely
veined from a little beyond middle to the apical cells.
Length excl, tesm. o ; exp. tegm. 14|-15 millim.
Bab. Bengal; Palamow {D. P. S., Brit. Mus.).
By the sha])e of the tegmina this species comes nearest to
S. Uc/naria, Walk., from China, but differs by the less reticulate
venation to same; from the other Indian species it is to be recog-
nized by the almost non-sinuate and more rounded apical tegminal
margin.
Genus PARAGOMEDA.
Paragomeda, Bist. A.M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 421 (1914).
Type, P. typica, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Head longer than breadth between eyes, narrowed anteriorly ;
face considerably longer than broad, obliquely narrowed at base,
centrally carinate ; pronotum shorter than vertex, centrally finely
carinate, its lateral margins laminate ; mesonotum triearinate ;
tegmina about twice as long as broad, with the costal membrane
very strongly arched and convex, moderately sinuate before apex,
apical margin truncate, the apical and posterior angles not rounded,
posterior margin slightly sinuate, costal membrane scarcely or very
little wider than radial area, venation generally as in Gomeda ;
wings very little broader than tegmina.
Allied to Gomeda, Dist., but separated by the different-shaped
and more produced vertex of head, the strongly arched and convex
costal membrane, and the angulate apical and posterior tegminal
angles, &c.
KETUMALA,
125
3298. Paragomeda typica, Dlxt. A.M. N. H. (8) xiii,p. 422 (1914).
Body above and beneath ochraceons, the legs paler, the abdomen
above basally and apically cretaceoiisly tomentose ; teginiiia pale
ochraeeous, sparingly spotted with brownish, the apical cells
Fie;. 91. — Paragomeda ii/pka.
brownish, preceded by a similar series of transverse brownish
spots ; wings creamy-white ; structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 44 ; exji. tegm. 12^ millim.
Hah. S.India; Nandidrug (2'. V. CamjibeU).
3299. Paragomeda viridis, I)ist. A.M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 422 (1914).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum virescent; abdomen, body
beneath, and legs ochraeeous ; tegmina virescent, the margins very
narrowly pale ochraeeous, the apical margin minutely spotted with
pale brownish, and a few scattered minute brownish spots on dislv ;
wings creamy-white; vertex only slightly longer than pronotum,
which is centrally carinate ; mesonotum tricarinate.
Length excl. tegm. 3.4 ; exp. tegm. 12| millim.
Hah. S.India; Xaudidrug (7^. V. Campbell).
A single carded specimen of this species allows no further
description than the above.
Genus KETUMALA. (Vol. Ill, p. 44G.)
3300. Ketiimala siniiata, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 466 (1912).
Head, pronotum, mesouotura, face, and legs pale castaneous
brown, abdomen and sternum paler and more ochraeeous ; te"--
mina brownisli ochraeeous, the claval suture paler ; w-ings fuli-
ginous with the veins darker; head narrower than pronotum,
vertex obscurely centrally carinate, the lateral margins strongly
ridged ; face about as long as broad, with a short central lono-i-
tudinal carination ; pronotum strongly anteriorly produced, with
a short obscure central carination near anterior margin ; tcnnina
about twice as long as broad, costal margin arched at base,
126 APPENDIX. — FULGORID^.
distinctly sinuate before apex, apical margin truncate, costdl
membrane mncli wider than radial area.
Length excl. tegm. 4 ; exp. tegm. 15 millim.
Hah. Cevlon ; Weligauia {Bainbrigf/e Fletcher, Brit. Mus.).
Allied to K. bisecta, Kirb}^ but the tegmiaa a little more
elongate, considerably more sinuate before apex, and paler in
coloration.
3301. Ketumala farinosa, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 466 (1912).
Body, legs, and tegmina dull pale ochraceous, the latter dis-
tinctly greyishly tomentose ; wings pale fuliginous with the veins
darker; head (including eyes) narrower than pronotum ; vertex
broad, the lateral margins strongly ridged, obscurely ceiitrally
carinate ; face about as broad as long, almost percurrently
centrally carinate; pronotum strongly anteriorly produced; nieso-
notum discally tricarinate ; tegmina about or nearly twice as long
as broad, costal margin arched at base, moderately sinuate before
apex, apical margin truncate, costal membrane much wider than
radial area, clavus thickly finely granulose.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 15 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Hambantota (Bainbrige/e Fletcher, Brit. Mus.).
By the percurrently carinate face and the greyishly tomentose
tegmina this species is to be distinctly recognized.
3302. Ketumala fuscomarginata, sp, n.
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotutn very pale greenish ochra-
ceous ; abdouien above pale virescent ; body beneath pale virescent,
the legs pale ochraceous; pronotum and mesouotum with a very
pale and somewhat indistinct fuscous central fascia ; tegmina ])ale
greenish with an ochraceous tint, the apical margin (narrowly)
and the inner margin (more broadly and darkly) fuscous brown ;
wings pale greyish ; vertex broad and narrow^ the lateral marginal
angles slightly spinous before the eyes; mesonotum very feebly
tricarinate ; tegmina about twice as long as broad, costal margin
arched at base, posterior angle not produced, apical angle roundly
augidate, costal membrane much wider than radial area, the tirst
coarsely transversely veiued ; wings at base about as broad as
tegmina.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 14 millim.
Hab. South India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Campbell).
Allied to K. ruhromarginata, Dist., from the Seychelles.
Genus PARAKETUMALA.
Paraketumala, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 467 (1912).
Type, P. anomala, Dist.
Distribntion, Bengal.
Allied to Kettimala, Dist., but differing by the face being per-
ANA.TA,
127
currently carinate and the tegmina distinctly transversely veined
on apical area as in Seliza.
The second character prevents its inclusion in Keturnala or the
allied genera, whilst from Seliza it is separated by the short
and broad face and the non-produced posterior angles of the
tegmina.
^3U3. Paraketumala anomala, Dist. A. M. N. 11. (8) ix, p. 4G7
(UI12).
Body and legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina dull pale ochra-
ceous, more or less greyishly tomentose ; wings pale fuliginous
with the veins darker ; head (including eyes) narrower than ])ro-
notum, vertex narrow, broad, anteriorly subtruncate, the anterior
apices of the lateral margins a little prominent, the lateral
margins strongly ridged ; face about as broad as long, centrally
percurrently carinate, its lateral margins ampliately ridged, a little
Fig. 'J2. — Varaketumala auomala.
narrowed towards clypeus, which is centrally carinate and oblicjuely
striate on each lateral area; pronotum with very fine longitu-
dinal ridges ; posterior tibia3 with two spines beyond middle and
an apical spine ; tegmina about twice as long as broad, costal
margin arched at base, very slightly sinuate before apex, apical
margin roundly truncate, posterior angle not produced, costal
membrane much wider than radial area, the first closely trans-
versely veined, a curved line proceeding from end of radial area
to about apex of clavus, defining narrow elongate longitudinal
marginal cellular areas, preceding these areas the disk is for a
short distance transversely or reticulately veined.
ExD. tegm. 15 miUim.
Hiilj. Bengal ; Busa {G. S. M., Brit. Mus.).
Genus ANAYA. (Vol. III. p. 447.)
3304. Anaya nicobarensis, Dht. A. M. N. H. (8) v, p. 31G (1910).
Bodv and legs brownish ochraceous ; lateral spots to abdomen
above, vertex, and face chocolate-brown ; tegmina brownish
128 APPEXDIX. FULGORIUJ..
ochraceous, the apical margin paler, about basal half of costal
Hierabraiie and radial area jet-black, clavus piceous, a central
discal white patch on which are three somewhat large black
spots, and beyond this white patch a cluster of more irregular
and smaller black spots; wings pale fuliginous, with greyish-
white streaks between the veins on basal area; vertex transverse,
centrally ridged and laterally carinate ; face about as broad as long,
centrally ridged, laterally broadly laniinately ridged; tegmina
with the costal margin arched at base, the apical margin truncate ;
costal membrane a little wider than radial area; clavus somewhat
strongly granulose.
Length excl. tegm. 6| ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hab. Nicobar Islands; Xarcondam {G. Rogers, Brit. Jlus.).
3305. Anaya nigropunctata, sp. u.
Head, ])ronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous ; abdomen above
paler and with a slight virescent tint; body beneath and legs
pale ochraceous ; tegmina pale ochraceous ; the veins on apical
area much mottled with brownish ochraceous, about nine small
Fig. 93. — Anaya nigropunctuta.
black spots, situate three in radial area, and the others in longi-
tudinal series near middle of tegmen ; wings creamy-white ; vertex
a little narrow^er than pronotum, centrally very obscurely ridged
and laterally carinate; pronotum centrally ridged; mesonotum
tricarinate : tegmina with two transverse subapical lines.
Length excl. tet^m. 5 ; exp. tegm. 12 millim.
Hah. South India; Ivodaikanal (jT. V. Camphell).
Genus PARANOTUS.
Parauotus, Karsch, Berl. ent. Zeitsdir. xxxv, p. 66 (1890) ; M elicit.
Ami. Hofmus. Wicn, xvii, p. 24 (1902).
Type, P. rufilinexis, Walk., an Ethiopian species.
Distrilmtion.. Ceylon. West, East, and South Africa.
Head about twice as long as broad, centrally longitudinally^
PARANOTUS. 129
earinate, tlie lateral margins also carinate, the apical margin sub-
angularly truncate ; the head is narrower than the pronotum and
the eyes do not reach the pronotal angles ; face as broad as long,
the lateral margins convexly narrowing to clypeus and finely
carinate, a central longitudinal carination extending from anterior
margin to near middle; clypeus centrally and laterally carinate ;
pronotum transverse, nan-ow, about as long as head, obliquely
sinuate behind eyes, centrally moderately carinate, the posterior
margin snbangularly sinuate; mesonotuin strongly bicariuate
(a central carination indistinctly recognised owing to pin-mutila-
tion in type) ; tegmina a little more than twice as long as broad,
their apical margins truncate but with their posterior angles not
produced, the outer disk reticulately veined, an indistinct narrow
transverse line separating the apical veins which are mostly
furcate, costal membrane closely transversely veined, lo\\er
claval area thickly granulate ; wings broader and a little shorter
than tegmina, two transverse veins on apical area.
This genus is to be placed in the division Selizaria and near
Farona.
3306. Paranotus limbatiis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 467 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotutn virescent ; abdomen above
more bluish green ; body beneath and legs virescent ; tibifB more
or less suffused with castaneous, tarsi castaneous ; tegmina
virescent, costal and apical margins and posterior margin from
Fig. 94. — Faraiiotus limbaiiis.
end of clavus to apex narrowly sanguineous ; wings palo bluish
grey; structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 6; exp. tegm. 19 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Hor ton Plains (Crz-^t'n, Brit. Mus.).
3307. Paranotus niaciilosus, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 4(38 (1912)
Allied to the preceding species P. limhatn.s, but differing in the
following tegminal characters : more convexly arched at base,
the apex less angulate and a little more rounded, the reddish
VOL. VI. K
180 APPENDIX. — PULGOEIPJE.
maro-ins more pronounced, more castaneous in hue and extending
alono- claval margin, on disk three more or less well-detined sets
of sm;dl pale brownish spots situate between the veins ; head,
face, body beneath, and legs ochraceous, the tibite and tarsi being
only faintly darker.
Length excl. tegm. 0 ; exp. tegm. 17 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; VsX\'\])o\ii {Green, Bril. Mas.).
Genns ATRACIS. (Vol. HI, p. 450.)
3308. Atracis facialis, Dist. A. M. N. U. (8) ix, p. 468 (1912).
Head, pronotum, body beneath, and legs ochraceous ; abdomen
above ochraceous, greyishly tomeiitose ; head, thorax, and face
more or less finely mottled witli fuscous, the meaonotum Avith
larger piceous spots ; tegmina pale ochraceous, more or less finely
mottled with piceous; wings finely greyishly tomentose ; head
(including eyes) narrower than pronotum, vertex longer than broad,
in front of eyes distinctly foveate, the apex narrowed and roundly
angulate ; face much longer than broad, the anterior angles of
the lateral margins only obtusely prominent, the lateral angles
behind anterior third ampliately ridged ; clypeus obliquely finely
carinate on lateral areas ; pronotum slightly shorter than vertex
of head, the disk distinctly elevated and laterally ridged behind
eyes, the lateral areas depressed and marginally i-idged ; meso-
notnm about or almost as long as head and pronotum together,
the disk elevated with its sides distinctly carinate ; tegmina a
little more than twice as long as broad, the costal membrane
quite three times as broad as radial area, costal margin slightly
waved and uneven, apical margin roundly truncate.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 20 millim.
Bah. Ceylon ; Wellawaya {Green, Brit. iShis.).
By the tegmina allied to A. nietneri, Stal, but a smaller species
and the shape of the face very distinct ; tegmina narrower, &c.
3309. Atracis atkinsoni, Dist. A. M. K. H. (8) ix, p. 468 (1912).
Body and legs dull ochraceous ; apical h.ilf of vertex and apical
half of face more or le^s spotted with black ; mesonotum with a
black spot near each anterior angle, its disk mutilated in type ;
teo'uiina greyish white mottled with ochraceous and fuscous,
the fuscous shadings being distinctly confluent on apical and
basal areas and transversely linear on costal membrane ; w ings
crreyish white, subhyaline, the veins ochraceous ; vertex longer
than broad, foveate, the apex broadly angulate, the lateral
margins strongly ampliately ridged ; face much longer than
broad, the lateral margins ampliately ridged, the posterior
half considerably bi'oader, the anterior half obscurely centrally
carinate; tegmina about twice as long as broad, the costal mai-gin
ATRACIS. 131
slightly waved and uneven, costal membrane a little more than
twice as broad as radial area, vvliich is strongly \\aved, a few
small discal tubercles on apical third.
Length excl. tegni. 7 ; exp. tegin. 34 raillim.
Htih. Ceylon ; Ptnidaluoya (Atkinson Coll., Brit. Mus.).
By the shape of tegmiua and face allied to A. moelleri, Dist.
3310. Atracis haragamensis, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) ix. p. 469 (1912).
Body above pale virescent, vertex of head and thorax more or
less mottled \\\t\\ castaneous ; abdomen above paler, a central line
and posterior lateral fasciye virescent ; body beneath and legs
pale oc'hraceous, anterior margin of face piceous ; tegiiiina pale
virescent, more or less finely mottled with fuscous; wings greyish
white, subliyaliue, the veins pale ochraceous ; vertex longer than
broad, foveate, the apex broadly angulate, the lateral margins
strongly ridged ; face much longer than broad, shortly broadly
carinate on anterior area, gradually widening to region of eyes
and thence more regularly continued to clypeus, the lateral
margins anipliately ridged ; clypeus with the lateral areas finely
obliquely carinate ; tegmina about twice as long as broad, the
costal margin very strongly waved and sinuate, the costal
membrane more than three times as broad as radial area, apical
margin roundly truncate, obsoletely finely tuberculous on apical
third.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 30 millim.
Hab. Ceylon; Haragam {Green, Brit. Mus.).
This species by the strongly sinuate costal margin of the
tegmina is allied to A. perpJe.va, Walk., and A. cretacea, Dist.
3311. Atracis greeni, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix. p. 469 (1912).
Body and legs ochi'aceous ; abd(m)en above with a central line
and the posterior lateral areas virescent ; tegmina dull creamy,
opaque, with fuscous lineai- markings, which ai-e a little more
prominent in the costal membrane and apical area, the basal
area faintly suffused with pale fuscous ; wings creamy-white,
subhyaline ; head narrower than pronotum, vertex longer than
broad, concave, more or less granulate, the lateral margins
upwardlv ridged, the apex angularly rounded ; face much longer
than broad, its anterior area speckled with fuscous, lateral
mar'nns finely ridged, moderately sinuate to eyes, thence a little
convexly broadened to clypeus, which is obscurely centrally
carinate ; tegmina with the costal membrane about three times
broader than radial area, the costal margin moderately sinuate,
apical margin roundly truncate.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 2(5 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya {Green, Brit, Mus.).
K 2
132
APPENDIX. PULGOEID^.
Allied to the preceding species A. Jiarac/amensis, Dist., but
differing by the less sinuate costal margin of tegmina and the
different shape of the face, colour and markings of tegminn, &c,
Atracis fimbria. (Vol. Ill, p. 457, fig. 247.)
Add: Ila/j. Ceylon; Fnndalaoyd (Green).
3312- Atracis sadeyana, l)ist. A. M. N. II. (8) ix, p. 470 (1912).
Body and legs ochraceous ; mesonotuni with a linear black
fascia on each side; abdomen much mutilated in type, the
base castaneons above ; tegmina pale ochraceous with fuscous
markings, of which the principal are an oblique broken fascia
extending from apex of radial area to basal area of clavus, some
irregular spots at and above apex of clavus and scattered minute
spots round apical margin ; wings dull greyish white, the veins
ochraceous; head narrower than pronotum, vertex a little longer
Fig. 95. — Atracis sadeyana.
than broad, somewliat upwardly directed, moderately flat, but the
lateral margins strongly ridged ; face considerably longer than
broad, the lateral margins subparallel and very strongly ridged,
its disk smooth and moderately flattened ; clypeus finely obliquely
striate on each lateral area; pronotum distinctly centrally ridged ;
tef^mina a little more than twice as long as broad, tlie costal
margin moderately sinuate, the costal membrane at base a little
more than three times broader than radial area, apical margin
very roundly truncate.
Exp. tegm. 28 millim.
Hah. Assam; Sadeya (Br?./. Mus.).
3313. Atracis clypeata, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiii, p. 422 (1914).
Body above pale greenish ochraceous ; vertex ^^ ith two small
spots at apex and the lateral margins near eyes black: mesonotum
with somewhat large linear black spots forming two broken ante-
riorly converging fascia^ ; abdomen above with two dark basal
spots and three pale greenish longitudinal fasciae, one central,
ATRACIS.
133
the other two lateral ; face with some small hlack marks near
anterior margin, clypeus with two central brown fascisc united
posteriorly; legs ochraceous ; tegiiiina o|)aque, greyish, with a
slightly greenish tint, a few small black spots near base, and
some other mostly linear on apical area, the veins greenisii
ochraceous ; wings creamy-white, the veins greenish ochraceous ;
vertex about as long as the pronotum, centrally longitudinally
incised, foveate, with the lateral margins strongly recurved ;
lateral margins of the pronotum moderately recurved ; face
longer than broad, narrowed anteriorly, lateral margins strongly
recurved ; tegmina with the costal membrane about three times
as wide as radial area.
Length excl. tegm. 1 1 ; exp. tegin. 32 uiillim.
Hah. Ceylon {J. C. Frj/er, Brit. Mus.).
3314, Atracis nalandensis, Disf. A. M. X. H. (8) xlii, p. 4i'3 (19M).
Body above dull brownish mottled with darker markings, the
mesonotum with two discal, longitudinal, anteriorly converging
black fasciae ; abdomen with t\\"o basal exca\'ated black spots ;
face and clypeus somewhat more palely ochraceous, the first
with its anterior area more or less speckled with black ; tegmina
ochraceous, irregularly speckled and spotted with black (these
Fig. 9G. — Atracis nalandeiisis,
markings vary in different specimens); wings pale fuliginous,
a little paler on central area ; vertex about as long as pronotum,
distinctly foveate, the lateral margins strongly recurved ; pro-
notum with the lateral margins also strongly recurved ; face
considerably longer than broad, narrowed anteriorly, the lateral
margins strongly recurved ; clypeus finely, darkly, transversely
striate ; tegmina with the costal membrane more than twice as
broad as radial area.
Length excl. tegm. 12 ; exp. tegm. 33 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Nalanda {Atkinson Coll., Brit. Mus.). Assam ;
Margherita (DoJierti/).
3315. Atracis dissimilis, 1)14. A. M. N. II. (8) xiii, p. 123 (1914).
Body above greenish ochraceous ; abdominal segmental margins
a little paler ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina greyish ochraceous.
I'M APPENDIX.— FULGOBIDiE,
opaque, witli .some small ill-defined darker sjDofcs, of which
the largest are two in vertical series near base and another on
apical area ; wijigs creamy-white ; vertex slightly longer than
prouotum, strongly, central!}" longitudinally incised, the lateral
margins recurved ; pronotum centrally longitudinally ridged, tlie
lateral margins recurved: mesonotum somewhat crushed and
mutilated in typical specimen ; abdomen above centrally longi-
tudinally carinate ; face with the apex distinctly darkei', centrally
lonfj;itudinally carinate, longer than broad, the lateral margins
moderately convex and recurved ; clypeus with brownish oblique
striations on each lateral area; tegmina with the costal membrane
tliree times as broad as radial area.
Length excl. tegm. 11 ; exp. tegm. 1^8 millim.
Hah. S.Mysore; Goorghalli Estate (Balnbriyge Fletcher, Brit.
Mus.').
Subfamily DELPIIACIN/E. (Vol. Ill, p. 165.)
Genus PUNDALUOrA. (Vol. Ill, p. 467.)
Pmidaluoya, Kirk. J. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. xiv, p. 52 (1902).
Peregrinus, Kirk. Entomologist, xxxvii, p. 175 (1901).
PUNDALUOYA SIMPLICIA. (Vol. Ill, p. 468, fig. 255.)
]'eregrinus niaidis, Kir],-, [nee Ashmead), Faioi. Hav:. ii, p. ")77 (li)lO).
Puiidaluova simplici;i, BuiitJtr. Fldcli. Soine S. Ind. Ins. p. 491, tig. ;_i82
(1914)."
Tlie late Mr. Kirkaldy created (above and elsewhere) con-
siderable confusion as regards this genus and species. He stated
that it =D. maidis, Ashm., and D.psyUoldes, Leth., and proposing
a new genus for it under Fererfrinus.
That it is not the same as maidis, Ashmead, mIio figured his
species, is clear from the structure of the face and the venation
of the wings ; moreover, the British Museum now possesses a
specimen from Hawaii labelled viaidis, Ashm., which is un-
doubtedly simpUcia, Dist. He also added to the synonymy the
Dclphax psyUoidcs, Leth., which was well figured (Ind. Mus.
Notes, iii, p. 105, 1896), includhig sectioual characters, and
therefore cannot be placed in the same genus, nor in the same
subfamily.
Add: Hah. Throughout the plains of Southern India {Bain-
hrvjge Fletcher), Chikkaballapura {T. V. Campbell). — Seychelle
Islds, ; Hawaiian Islds. ; Southern Nigeria. Probably also from
Fiji, New South Wales, and Java, from which localities Kirkaldy
may have recorded it under the name of F. maidis.
PUNDALUOYA.
135
3316. Puudahioya insignis, l)i>ii. A. M. \. H. (S) i.\, p. liK) (I!)!:.').
Head, proiiuUim, ;iud mesouotuai oelii'iiceous, lateral areas of
pro- aud inesonota black ; abdomen above l)lack, lateral margins
more or less minutely spotted with testaceous ; body beneath
black ; legs pale testaceous, femora and apices of tibia? mostly
black ; tegmina subhyaliue, more than basal lialf brownish ochra-
eeous where the veins are brownly granulose, apical area piceous,
\\ith a large stigmata! triangular spot above and a marginal series
of smaller si)Ots greyish white ; wings hyaline, the veins fuscous;
vertex short, broad, marginally and centrally carinate, the anterior
margin almost in a line with the anterior margins of the eyes;
face sometimes distinctly bieolorous, then between the eyes being
castaneous, tricarinatft.
Length excl. tegm. 3-3g ; exp. tegm. 9-10 millim.
l/al). Bengal ; Pusa {Brit. Mus.). Tjalighai, near Puri, Orissa
{Ind. Mas.). Bou)ba)' ; Bassein Fort (Brit. Mus.).
At Pnsa it is recorded as taken on Avheat, at light, and in
jungle ; a single specimen was taken by Dr. Anuandale in
Orissa.
3317. Pundaluoya pulchella, Disf. A. 37. X. H. (S) ix, p. 190 (1912j.
Body above black; vertex much suffused with ochraceous ;
ridges to pro- and mesonota ochraceous ; abdomen spotted on
each side near base with ochraceous; body beneath and legs
black ; lace more or less speckled with ochraceous, the central
and lat(M-al cariuations, the apex and cheeks also ochraceous ;
Fig. 97. — Pundcdiioi/a pulchella.
basal margin of clypeus ochraceous; legs more or less streaked
with ochraceous ; tegmnia hyaline, veins rather thickly speckled
with fuscous grannies, a curved fascia extending from stigma to
posterior angle and then upwardly recurved to near apex, two
short oblique fasciae beyond stigma and a marginal line near apex
of clavus, fuscous; wings hyaline, the veins darker; face with the
central carination bifurcating at a little beyond middle.
136 APPENDIX. — FULGOBID^.
Var. Head, proiiotum, and niesouotuiii castaneous, not black.
Length excl. tegm. 2;^ ; exp. tegm. 10 millim.
Hah. Cevlon ; Peradeniya and Trincomalee (Green, Brit. Mus.).
Bengal; Pusa (//. L. D.), Chapra (Machenzie, Brit. 3Ius.);
Travancore; Temalai, W. Gliats {Annandale, Ind. Mus.). Bombay;
Bassein Fort {Brit. ^yHs.).— Seychelle Islds. ; Mahe.
3318. Pundaluoya facialis, Dist. A. M.N. H. (S) ix, p. 101 (191-J).
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum ocbraceous ; abdomen above
black, more or less annulated with ochraceous ; face ocbraceous,
castaneous between the eyes, clypeus black ; cheeks ochraceous,
spotted with black ; sternum and legs ochraceous ; abdomen
beneath fuscous brown, a central fascia and lateral spots ochra-
ceous ; tegmina hyaline, the veins rather thickly speckled with
fuscous, a curved longitudinal fascia extending from the apices of
the longitudinal veins to apex, two short oblique fasciae beyond
stigma, apical spots at terminations of apical veins, and a marginal
line near apex of clavus, fuscous.
Length excl. tegm. 2^ ; exp. tegm. 9| millim.
Hab. Bengal ; Chapra (Macl-enzie, Brit. Mus.).
Bv the markings of the tegmina allied to P. sinqilicia, List.,
but differing from that species by the speckled venation, &c.
Genus PUROHITA. (Vol. Ill, p. 470.)
3319. Purohita ariindinacese, Dist. Ent. Month. Mag. (2) xviii, p. 10
(1907) ; Antram, J. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. xvii, p. 1024 (1907).
Body and legs ochraceous ; antennae fuscous; face carmine-red
to posterior margin of eyes, thence cretaceous \\ bite to clypeus ;
lateral margins of presternum carmine-red, inwardly ruargined
with cretaceous white ; anterior and intermediate legs striped
with black, apices of tarsi black ; the cariuatious to vertex, pro-
and mesonota greyish, as is also the apical area of the latter,
which has a dark apical spot ; abdomen above with the three
posterior segments pur])lish red with the margins ochraceous ;
tegmina creamy-white, all the veins spotted with black, the
marginal spots largest, and commencing at end of radial area,
terminating at apex of claval area ; wings hyaline, the venation
pale fuscous ; vertex strongly ridged at lateral margins, and A\ith
a faint central pale carination ; pronotum angularly emarginate at
posterior margin ; face strongly tricarinate ; clypeus medially and
laterally carinate ; first joint of antennae long and broad, broadly
centrally ridged on each side, second joint more than half the
length of first ; apical spur to i)osierior tibiae long and robust ;
tegminal veins more or less granulose.
Length excl. tegm. 4-5; exp. tegm. 11-14 millim.
Hah. Darjiling, 3100 feet.
This species was found by Dr. H. H. Mann attacking bamboos
at Darjiling.
ONKELOS.
137
Genus ONKELOS, nov.
Type, 0. annulatiis, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex oi" head broader than long, distinctly projeetinfi,' betV)re
eyes, the apex roundly truncate, the disk foveate with a broad
central ridge and two sublateral carinations which meet anteriorly ;
face longer than broad, anterior margin truncate, convexly rounded
towards clypeus, finely centrally carinate, laterally broadly sub-
laminate; cly])eus more than half the length of face, somewhat
broadly centrally ridged ; antennae with the first and second joints
thickened, longly hirsute, second joint longer than first ; pro-
notum centrally about as long as vertex, anterior margin slightly
convex between the eyes, the lateral areas concavely narrowed to
posterior angles, base centrally concave ; mesonotum about as
long as head and prouotum together, with five longitudinal
carinations, posteriorly, centrally, a little lobately produced; legs
moderately long, posterior tibise with three spines and a mode-
rately long apical mobile spur; tegmina about three times as long
as broad, obhquely depressed laterally, the apices broadly angu-
late, the veins granulose, a more or less continuous series of
transverse veins before apical area.
33:20. Onkelos annulatus, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous, lateral marginal
areas of vertex sliglitly infuscate, pronotum with a central series
of black spots not meeting on disk, mesonotum with the outer
Fig. d8,— OnJ,-clo!i ainiidatus.
cariuation on each side inwardly spotted transversely with black ;
face black, more or less transversely fasciated with ochraceous,
the lateral marginal areas more closely maculately fasciate ;
clypeus more opaquely black; antennae with the basal joints black,
spotted with ochraceous; body beneath imperfectly seen in unique
carded type; legs with the femora black or blackish, tibise pale
138
APPENDIX. — PULGORIDtE.
ochraceous aiuiiilated witli black; tegiuina fuscous with paler
suffusions, especially near base and on apical area, the granules
distinctly darker ; structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length ind. tegui. 5 niillim.
Hab. South India ; Kodaikanal (2'. V. Camphell).
Genus AKILAS, nor.
Type, A. fasctatus, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex ot' head slightly longer than broad, distinctly ]")ruduc.ed
in front of eyes, the lateral and posterior margins distinctly
ridged ; face narrow, much longer than broad, centrally and
laterally carinate, its anterior margin truncate, considerably com-
pressed between eyes ; clypeus less than half the length of face,
centrally carinate ; antenna; with the first and second joints
robust, second nnich longer than first; pronotum about as long as
vertex, truncate between eyes, lateral margins oblique, basal
margin irregularly concave ; mesonotum almost as long as head
and pronotum together, the posterior margins obliquely concave ;
legs long, especially the posterior tibiae which possess two short
fine spines, one near base the other near middle, and a long robust
apical spur which is inwardly serrated ; tegraina considerably
narrower at base than at a])ex, four distinct apical marginal cells,
apical margins a little oblique and exposing the abdominal apex,
laterally obliqtiely depressed on each side.
3321. Akilas fasciatus, sp. n.
Above shining black ; vertex, a central fascia to pro- and meso-
nota, and the lateral margins to same ochraceous ; face black, a spot
Fig. 91). — Akilas faacadii,-'.
at anterior margin, the central carination and lateral margins ochra-
ceous ; body beneath imperfectly seen in unique carded type ;
SOGATA.
139
legs blackish, extreme apices of posterior tibiae distinctly pale
ochraceoiis ; structural characters as in j^eiieric diiignosis.
Length inch tegm. 2^ niilliin.
llah. South India; Koclaiiianal {T. V. Camiihell).
(ieiius SOQATA. (Vol. Ill, ]). 471.)
3322. Sogata sternalis, ^^. n.
Head, pronotuin, and iiu'soiioiuni greyish white, the lateral
niai'gins of each more or less broadly brownish ochraceous, on
anterior area of vertex there is on each side a submarginal black
line ; body beneath and legs pale ochraceous, large sti-vnal
spots and abdomen, more or less, black ; abdomen above black,
the base brownish ochraceous ; tegmiua greyish brown, a broad
longitudinal pale fuscous fascia occupying clavus and the whole
inner marginal area; wings pale fuliginous ; face more than twice
as long as broad, the centi-al earination white margined with black
on each side, the lateral ridges ochi-aceous.
Length inch tegni. 2^ inillim.
ItaJ). Ceylon; Peradeniya ((^t'/-(?(;';().
Allied to 6'. dohcrU/l, l3ist. (vol. iii, p. 471), from Tenasserim,
but smaller, and separated at once by the sternal and abdominal
black markings.
3323. Sogata pusana, IJisf. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 191 (191-').
Vertex, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous, the lateral areas
of the pro- and mesonota more or less piceous ; abdomen above
black, more or less transversely testaceous near base and the
lateral margins minutely spotted with the same colour ; face black
with the carinations brownish ochraceous ; clypeus ochraceous ;
body beneath blackisii, the legs ochraceous ; tegmiua pale brownish,
Fig. too. — S'tgaia pumna.
subhvaline, an upper claval streak bt-coming macular at chival
apex, a transverse linear discal spot beyond middle, and a suba[)ical
marginal suffusion coutiinied along the veins to apical margin,
fuscous ; wings hyaline, the veins fusccais ; posterior tibiae with
a short spine near middle and a long apical mobile spur ; wings
broader but shorter than tegmiua, with a short triangular cell
near apex.
Length excl. tegm. 3; exp. tegm. 7 millim.
14® APPENDIX. — fulgoeidj:.
Hah. Bengal; Pusa (Lc/roy, 5/-?7. il/Ms.), Calcutta; Berhampur,
Murshidabad District. South ludia ; Cbikkaballapuva {T. V.
CampbeU).
Some exaiii]>les from Calcutta are much paler in hue, the face
being almost uniformity ochraceous, and the dark markings of the
tegmina more obsolete.
3324. Sogata distincta, Dist. A. 31. N. H. (8) ix, p. 191 (1912).
Vertex and pronotum creamy -white, the first with a small dark
spot on each side of apex ; mesonotum black, broadly, longi-
tudinally, centrally creamy-white ; abdomen above black, the basal
area more or less testaceous ; body beneath black, the carinations
to face and clypeus, and the legs ochraceous ; tegmina sub-
hyaline, tinted with brownish ochraceous, which becomes a little
darker on apical area, the outer margin of which is broadly
fuscous, inwardly linearly connected with the apices of the longi-
tudinal veins, the longitudinal veins minutely spotted with fuscous,
an elongate marginal piceous spot near apf-x of clavus ; wings
subhyaline, the veins dark.
Length exel. tegm. 2i ; exp. tegm. 7 millim.
Hub. Bengal; Pusa {Mackenzie, Brit. Mas.). Soutli India;
Chikkaballapura {T. V. Cam2)hell). Ceylon ; Peradeuiya {E. E.
Green).
Allied to the preceding species ;S'. pusana, from which it differs
in the distinct markings of the tegmina, &c.
3325. Sogata pallescens, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) ix, p. 192 (1912).
Allied to the preceding species S. distincta, but with the
tegmina — excepting an elongate marginal piceous spot near
apex of clavus — almost uniformly subhyaline with the veins alone
darker ; body beneath black ; carinations to face, the clypeus,
lateral areas of presternum, rostrum and legs ochraceous.
Length incl. tegm. 3| millim.
Hab. Ceylon ; (ialle (Bainbr. Fletcher, Brit. Mus.). Bengal ;
Chapra {MacJcenzie, Brit. JIus.) ; between Bolpore and Kampore
Haut {Faiva, Ind. Mus.). Calcutta.
The three species of Sogata here previously described are easily
separated by the tegiiiinal colour and markings, but it is much
more difficult in these small and fragile insects to discover adequate
differential structural characters. I have, however, examined a
series of specimens belonging to each species and the characters
on which 1 have relied are quite constant.
3326. Sogata thoracica, sp. n.
Vertex of head and mesonotum pale castaueous ; pi'onotum and
posterior angle of mesouotum greyish white ; face and clypeus
brownish ochraceous, the carinations paler in hue ; body beneath
and legs ochraceous ; tegmina greyish hyaline with the venation
brownish ochraceous ; face centrally and marginally strongly
SARBIA.
141
carinate; head (including eyes) distinctly narrower than pronotiun ;
vertex a little longer than broad, sliglitly widened at base ; pro-
notuni tricarinate ; tegmina longly passing apex of abdomen,
much longer than broad, the apex somewhat conically rounded.
Length incl. tegni. 4 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Peradeniya (£". E. Green).
Genus NILAPARVATA. (Vol. Ill, p. 473.)
NlLAPAKVATA GREENI. (Vol. Ill, p. 473.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Clia])ra {Mackenzie).
Genus SARDIA. {\o\. Ill, p. 475.)
Iladeodelplmx, Kirk. Hep. E.rp. Stat. Haiv. Plant. Assoc. Hull, i,
p. 410 (ISJOii).
Saedia eostrata. (Vol. Ill, p. 4"5.)
Add : Hah. Ceylon ; Galle. Hambantota {Bainhrigge Fletcher,
Brit. Mas.). Bombay; Basseiu Fort {A. M., Brit. Mas.);
Agisamtengee, Soutii end of Kayangulam (Annandale). Calcutta
{Paiva, Ind. Mus.).
Fig. 101. — Sardia rostrata.
We were only enabled previously to copy Me'ichar's outline
figure of this species ; it is now possible to give a fuller and
more exact figure. Kirkaldy (Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg. 1908, p. 14)
referred to a species from Ceylon as Sardia pluto. He, however,
gave no name as to its describer nor any reference as to publica-
tion. I do not know the species, and Kirkaldy added, "I do not
think this is the same species as rostrata.''' In all probability it is !
3327. Sardia pronotalis, sp. u.
Vertex of head and pronotum greyish white ; mesonotum
ochraceous, the posterior margin greyish white ; abdomen above
bhick, the basal margin and extreme apex ocln\aceous or testaceous ;
bodv beneath brownish ochraceous ; face fuscous with the
carinations castaneous ; legs flavous ; tegmina fuscous brown,
postcostal membrane and outer claval margin flavous, the latter
containing two Hnear longitudinal black spots ; wings subhyaline,
the veins darker; liead (including eyes) narrower than pronotum ;
142
APPENDIX. — rULGOKID^,
vertex narrow, about three times as long as breadth bet\^ een e3'es ;
face contracted beneath eyes.
Length excl. tegui. 3 ; exp. tegra. 6 niillim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya {E. E. Green).
Differs from S. rostrata, Melich. by the apex of vertex being
more truncate and not centrally produced ; face less contracted
beneath eyes ; tegmina with tlie postcostal membrane flavous,
pronotum greyish white, &c.
Genus ORCHESMA. (Vol. Ill, p. 476.)
3328. Orchesma signata, Di^t. A. M. N. II. (8) ix, p. 192 (1912).
Vertex, pronotum, and iiK^sunutuin ocluaeeous, centrally and
laterally carinate, the carinations more or less pale and narrowly
margined on each side with black ; abdomen above testaceous red;
body beneatli and legs pale ochraceous ; face and lateral margins of
abdomen beneath testaceous red ; tegmina pale shining ochraceous,
with the following creamy-white markings, viz., an oblique trans-
verse fascia near base, a transverse fascia a little bevond middle,
Fig. \()'2. - Orrhe^vta si(jna/u.
three fasciate costal spots between stigma and apex, two small
spots on apical margin and another beyond claval apex, near
middle and on the central pale fascia two longitudinal black spots
thickly studded with ochraceous ; wings hyaline, the transverse
veins distinctly black ; face centrally and laterally carinate, the
margins moderately roundly ampliate near middle; tegmina with
the costal margin distinctly sinuate.
Length excl. tegm. 2^ ; exp. tegm. 8 milling.
Hab. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (Green, Brit. Mas.). South India ;
Chikkaballapura (7'. V. Campbell).
Genus TROPIDOCEPHALA to replace Hmaka. (Vol. Ill, p. 478.)
Tropidoceph.ala, Stal, Ofr. Vet.-Ak. Flirli. IS,!:!, ]>. 206; Hem. Afr.
iv, p. 178 (1866); Fieh. Bev. Ma(/. Zool. (.3) iii, p. 368 (1875);
Mats. Ann. Mux. Hung. 1907, p. o?.
Nepbrop.sia, Co^ta, Ami. Mus. Zool. Nap. i, p. 76 (1862) ; Fieb.
Verh. zool.-hct. Ges. Wien, xvi, p. 518 (1866).
TROPIDOCEPHALA.
143
Conicoda, Mah. Eiit. Nach. xxvi. p. 2r)S (1900).
Ectopioptervgodelphax, Kirlc. li'-jt. JJ.rp. Sfat. Hair. I'/a/if. Assoc.
l^H/l.i,\x4]-2 (1906).
Snuvra, Disf. (vol. iii, p. 478).
Dr. Malsuniunx in monographing the genus 'froitidocepJidln,
Stfil, has proposed a considerable amount of generic synonymy,
which is hei'e ap|)arently followed, and tlie genus is thus shown
to have a very wide Old World distribution. Matsunnn-a has,
however, figured the vertex of the species he has identified as
T. fcstiva, Dist. as considerably larger and more elongate than in
the type, while the pattern of the tegmina is altogether different.
The type of Trojndocephala is, T.JIauiceps, Stfil, a South African
species and one which 1 have not seen, nor has Matsumura, for he
does not figure the species and only copies Stfil's description, hut
he is able to figure T.brunn-ipennis, Sign., which Stfil also inchided
in his genus.
3329. Tropidocepliala luteola, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) ix, p. 193 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum greenish ochraceous, lateral
areas of the pro- and mesonota more or less infuscated, sometimes
scarcely so; antennfe black; abdomen above black, the basal area
more or less transversely testaceous ; body beneatii black ; face
brownish ochraceous, the cariuations paler ; legs ochraceous ;
tegmina pale fuscous brown irrorated with greyish white, the
principal pale markings being an elongate spot in clavus, an
irregular transverse macular fascia near middle, counnencing on
Fig. 103. — Tr<ipidocepJi((h( luleohi.
costal margin and becoming more macular and indistinct towards
the inner margin, a cluster of about three spots on costal mem-
brane immediately beyond the transverse fascia, and distinct apical
marginal spots; wings hyaline with the veins darker; vertex
louo-er than broad, considerably shorter than breadth between
outer margins of eyes and only moderately projecting in front of
eyes, distinctly, strongly tricarinate ; i)ro- and mesonota strongly
tricarinate ; face tricarinate, projecting considerably above eyes,
greatest width about half its length.
Length excl. tegm. 2 ; exp. tegm. 0 millim.
Hab. Bengal; Fusa (Xe/Vo//, Brit. Mus.); Calcutta (/«(/. Mas.).
A species to be distingm'shed by the very short vertex of the
head.
144
APPENDIX. — FULGOEID^.
Genus ZULEIKA.
Zuleika, Bist. A. M. N. 11. (8) ix, p, 1»:{ (1912).
Type, Z. hengalensis, Dist,
Distrihution. Calcutta.
Vertex narrow, nearly twice as long as broad, the lateral
margins caiinate and from which emerge two short oblique
carinations between the eyes which converge at apex; eyes longer
than broad, continued over the anterior pronotal angles ; pro-
notum short, tricarinate, the lateral angles somewhat ampliate :
mesonotum about as long as vertex and pronotum together,
tricarinate ; face long, about twice as long as broad, a little
widened towards clypeus, the lateral margins straight, slightly
oblique, distinctly carinate and sliglitly recurved, centrally strongly
carinate, the anterior margin with the apical angles somewhat
prominent ; clypeus a little more than half as long as face, the
disk tumid, the lateral margins carinately recurved ; tegmina not
reachhjg the apex of the abdomen, apical margins rounded,
venation very coarse and distinct ; posterior tibia? somewhat long,
with a spine near base and another near middle, apex with a
long, strong, mobile spur.
In this Indian enumeration, ZnJeika will find a place near
Dieranotropis, Fieb. (vol. iii, p. 470).
3830. Zuleika hengalensis, 2^/*^ A. M. K. H. (8) ix, p. 194 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and mesonotum ochraceous ; eyes, face, and
clypeus black ; body beneath and legs, and abdomen above,
ochraceous; tegmina with a slightly virescent tint, inner and
Fig. 104. — Znlcika hengalensis.
apical margins pale ochraceous, the apical margin and a spot near
middle of inner margin black ; structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length 3^ millim.
Hub. Calcutta (Brii. 3Iys.).
LIBURNIA.. 145
Genus LIBURNIA. (Vol. 111, p. 480.)
3331. Liburnia tuberculosa, sp. n.
Body, le^a, unci tegmina pale ochraeeous ; first and second
joints of antennae pale ochraeeous, apex of first and tubercles to
second black ; vertex of head with the a])ical margin a little
centrally and latei'ally produced, two small impressed black spots
V
Fig. 105. — Liburnia tuberculosa.
near base ; pronotum and mesonotum strongly tricarinate ;
antflnnse with the second joint very robust, tuberculous and much
longer than first joint ; face more tban twice as long as broad,
centrally and laterally carinate, the central carination bifurcate
near apex ; tegmina subhyaline, not reaching apex of abdomen,
the veins prominent.
Length inch tegm. 3 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; llakgala (A\ E. Green).
A species to be recognized by the length, thickness and^rugosity
of the second joint of the antenna}.
3332. Liburnia atromaculata, sp. n.
Body, legs, and tegmina very pale ochraeeous ; tegmina with a
black apical spot ; face centrally and laterally carinate, the central
carination bifurcate near apex ; vertex with two foveations near
base, before which are two central carinations, the lateral margins
also carinate, the apex slightly centrally and laterally produced ;
pro- and mesonota strongly tricarinate ; tegmina not reachiug
apex of abdomen.
Length incl. tegm. 2| millim.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camphcll).
Apparently allied to L. albicolUs, Motsch.
VOL. VI,
146 APPENDIX. MEMBBACID^.
Family MEMBRACID.E. (Vol. IV, p. 1.)
A considerable addition to tlie number of genera and species
enumerated and described in Volume IV is made in the following
pages, and there can be no doubt that there is still much more
to be seen and done in the description and enumeration of
Indian Membracidse..
Genus OXYRHACHIS. (Vol. lY, p. 3.)
OXTRHACHIS TAKANDUS. (Vol. IV, p. 4.)
Attached to a specimen received from Rajshahi, E. Bengal, is
a label "with larvae on twig, attended by the ant Camponotus
comjyressus, Fabr."
3383. Oxyrhachis formidabilis, sp. n.
Dark fuscous or black, thickly coai'sely punctate, a strong
central longitudinal castaneous carination extending through
pronotal front to a|)e5 of posterior pronotal process, about apical
half of this process darker, or black ; legs brownish ochraceous, the
femora (excluding apices) more or less black; tegmina dull hyaline,
the base more or less dark ferruginous, the veins and extreme
costal margin ferruginous-brown ; lateral pronotal processes long
and recurved, distinctly elevated, their apices subacute, strongly
tricarinate ; posterior process long, upcurved, thus barely ex-
tending beyond tegminal apices, beneath laminately anipliate and
obscurely seriate.
Length 7 to 9 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 5 to 5^ millini.
Hal). Dehra Dun, Suraj Bagli (on grass). Salem Dt., Athur-
kuppam.
Allied to 0. farandus, Fabr. (vol. iv, p. 4), but differing by the
longer upturned lateral pronotal processes.
Oxyrhachis rufescexs to replace 0. rudis. (Vol. IV, p. o.)
Oxyrhachis rufescens, Walk. List Horn, ii, p. 506 (185]).
Oxyrhachis rudis, Walk. List Horn, ii, p. 509 (1851).
The unique type of Walker's 0. rufescens was and is an un-
localized specimen. Now that I have seen a larger series of his
0. nulls, I feel no doubt that they are one and the same species,
and rufescens having been described on an earlier page of his list,
that name must take precedence.
Add: Rab. South India; Mysore State {T. V. Cam/'hell).
E. Bengal; Kajshahi (Zool. Gardens, Alipore — on Cassia stima-
trana). Satara Distr. ; Medha, Yenna Valley (F. H. Gravely).
OXYRU.VCIIIS. 147
OXTRHACUIS PALUS. (Vol. IV, p. G,)
Add: Hah. Coimbatore (?'. Balnhrujcje FletcJwr).
3334. Oxyrhachis mangiferaiia, sp. n.
Pronotum brownish oehraceous, punotate and granulose, with a
central percurrent castaneous longitndinal carination continued
through the posterior process, of which the basal half is much
paler ochraceons containing two large oblong dark spots, the
apical lialf dark brownish ocliraceous ; face mostlj' black; legs
oehraceous, the femora (excluding apices) black or blackish ;
tegniina dull hyaline, the venation and extreme costal margin
castaneous, a bhxckish spot at apex of clavus, base oehraceous
and darkly punctate ; lateral pronotal processes robust, broad,
upturned and moderately recurved, tricarinate ; posterior pronotal
process moderately sinuate, beneath lauiinately ampliate and
obscurely finely sei*rate, distinctly extending beyond tegmiual
apices, tricarinate ; legs distinctly dilated.
Length 8 to 9 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 5 milliiii.
Hah. Dehra Dun, Suraj Bagh (on Mango).
Allied to 0. rufescens, Walk., but a larger species, the lateral
pronotal processes larger and much more upturned, markings of
the posterior pronotal process distinct.
3385. Oxyrhachis lefroyi, sp. n.
Pronotum, face, body beneath, and legs pale fuscous l)rowji ;
femora (excluding apices) darker fuscous brown ; tegniina sub-
hyaline, the veins castaneous, base fuscous brown; lateral pronotal
processes very short and broad, Hatly horizontally laminate, as
Fig. lUt). — O.vijrliachU h'froijt.
seen above, a little upwardly recurved as seen frontally, a ])er-
current central longitudinal carination through the pronotum
including the posterior process, which is moderately U[)wardly
recurved and scarcely passes the tegminal apices.
Length 0 to 7^ ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 to 34 millim.
Hah. Pusa (/A M. Lefron).
A species to be recognized by the short and broid lateral
pronotal processes.
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148 APPENDIX. — MEMBRACID.Ii.
3336. Oxyrhachis binsarus, sp. n.
Pronotum dark castaneous brown, posterior marginal areas of
the lateral ])ronotal ])rocesses above and their central disks
beneath and almost apical half of posterior process, black ; face
purplish red suffused with black; legs brownish ochraceous, the
femora (excluding apices) much dnrker. more or less palely
longly pilose ; tegmina subhyaline, the veins castaneous, a black
spot at apex of inner angle, the apical veins also black, most of
the veins palely shortly pilose ; prouotal lateral processes robust,
distinctly obliquely directed njiwnrdly, the apices very slightly
recurved and obtusely broadly nngulate, tricarinate, the iiosterior
process with nearly its apical half distinctly recurved, the whole
pronottim including posterior process distinctly centrally longi-
tudinally carinate ; base of tegmina black with ochraceous
suffusions, distinctly punctate.
Length S.i ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 5 millim.
Bah. Binsar (Kumaon), 7700 feet (A. D. Imms).
Allied to 0. egypiianus, Dist., but differing in the colour of the
head, pronotum, and legs and the length and shape of the posterior
pronotal process.
Genus HYPSAUCHENIA. (A^ol. lY, p. 10.)
Hypsauchenia haedwicici, (Tol. IV, p. 10.)
Add : Hah. Assam ; Cheerapungi, Khasi ITills, 4400 feet
{S. W. Kemp).
3337. Hypsauchenia kempi, sp. u.
Black ; basal area of ])osterior pronotal process^ a central
anterior marginal space to tegmina, and tibiae and tarsi (uiore
Fig. 107. — Hypsatichcnia kempi.
or less) pale dull sanguineous ; a small white spot on tegminal,
margin near apex of posterior pronotal process ; pronotum longly
TELINGAXA. 149
produced upwards, its apex subacute and directed backwardiy,
behind this it is inwardly lobately produced, its central ridge
before the couvexly produced posterior process distinctly tinelv
serrate.
Length 8 millim.
Hub. Assam ; Cherrapungi {S. W. Kemp). Upper Burma ;
Sadon {E. Golenso).
Allied to //. uncinata, Stfd (vol. iv, p. 12, fig. 8), but with the
anterior proiiotal process much more perpendicularly elevated ;
tlie concave elevation of the posterior process shorter and more
abruptly raised; colour markings also distinct.
3338. Hypsauchenia manni, sp. n.
Allied to the preceding species, //. l-empi, but differing in the
following characters : — The anterior pronotal jH'ocess is shorter,
broader, more outwardly curved apically, its apex oblique not
acute ; tibise ochraceous ; other characters as in H. kempi.
Length 7 millim.
Hah. Darjiliug ; Pussumbing (//. H. Mann).
1 received a single specimen of this species in 1906, and have
not yet seen another.
[Pyrgauchenia breddini, Schmidt, described from Sumatra, has
been by a slip ascribed to Ceylon in the Zool. Record (1906,
p. 420). Eeference is therefore here made to the misprint to
explain the absence of the species from the enumeration of the
Indian fauna.]
Genus LEPTOBELUS. (Vol. IV, p. 15.)
Leptobelus qazella, (Vol. IV, p. 16.)
Add : Ifab. Pusa (R. M. Lefroy).
Genus TELINGANA. (Vol. IV, p. 17.)
3339. Telingana cognata, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black, thickly greyishly pilose, postei'ior
pronotal process castaneous ; lateral areas of sternum and basal
margin of scutellum tomeutosely white; femora black, their
apices castaneous, anterior and intermediate tibia) fuscous, pos-
terior tibiae ochraceous, apices of tarsi black; scutellum (excluding
base) blackish ; tegmina shining ochraceous, basal area, nearlv
costal half, and inner apical margin, black; pronotum strongly,
centrally, longitudinally carinate, the lateral angles robust,
obliquely directed upuardly and apically recurved, their margins
carinate, their apices subacute, the posterior process slender,
150 APPENDIX. — MEMBRACID^.
tricarinate, well elevated above the scutellum, and obliquelv
directed downward to the posterior angle of the inner tegminal
margin which it distinctly passes ; the frontal pronotal area and
the face is longly and thickly greyishly pilose ; tibiiB thickly finely
pilose.
Length Sh ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 niillim.
Hab. Nilgiri Hills (T. V. CampheU).
Allied to 2'. curvispina, Stal (vol. iv, p. 18, fig. 14), but with
the pronotal lateral angles more robust and less expanded, and
seen from the front more obliquely upwardly elevated.
Telingana decipiens. (Vol. IV, p. 20, fig. 17.)
Add : Hah. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya, Kandy {E. E. Green).
3340. Telingana ornanda, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black ; lateral margins of face, four spots
on posterior margin of pronotal front, lateral margins of pro-
notum, base and apex of scutellum and lateral areas of sternum
tomentosely white ; legs pale testaceous, posterior tibiae ochi-a-
ceous, apices of tarsi black ; tegmina bronzy-ochraceous, base,
costal and subcostal areas, and very narrow apical margin, black ;
a small white spot near middle ; pronotum thickly coarsely
punctate, strongly, centrally, percurrently ridged, the lateral angles
almost horizontally produced, their apices acute and recurved,
the posterior process slender, tricarinate, its apex considerably
passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin; apex
of scutellum moderately upwardly recurved, its central area
black ; the tegminal black areas punctate.
Length bh ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal (2'. V. CampheU).
Allied to T. decij/iens, Kirby (vol. iv, p. 20, fig. 17), but with
the lateral pronotal angles much more recurved, and thus shorter
in expanse, posterior pronotal process straighter and more
oblique.
3341. Telingana campbelli, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum bright bluish black ; eyes
castaneous ; lateral areas of the sternum and basal margin of
the scutellum tomentosely white ; legs black ; tegmina bronzy-
ochraceous, basal angle black immediately followed by a whitish
transverse spot or fascia ; pronotum very coarsely punctate,
centrally, percurrently, strongly ridged, the lateral pronotal pro-
cesses robust, carinate, horizontally, only slightly ai)ically
upwardly produced, the apices obtusely acute, the posterior
process strongly tricarinate, well separated from the scutellum
at base and then oblique to apex which is acute and passes the
TELINGANA,
151
])osterior angle of the iniier tegininal margin ; scutellum longer
than broad, robust, its apex snb;icnte and very slightly raised.
Length 7-8; breadth lat. i^ronot. process. 4-o uiillim,
II(d>. Soiitli India; Kodaikanal (7'. Y. Campbell).
Tliis species is to be recognized by the strongly horizontally
produced anterior pronotal angles.
8342. Telingana balteata, sp. n.
Pronotnm above and scntelluni bronzy-black, the latter witli an
ochraceous spot at each basal angle ; posterior pronotal process
castaueous ; front of pronotum and face thickly longly ochra-
ceously pilose ; sternum largely ochraceously tomentose ; femora
black, their apices and the tibise and tarsi pale castaneous, apices
of the tarsi black ; tegmina blackish, a large stramineous apical
Fig. 108. — Tclhujana uaUcata.
spot and a larger inner patch pale subhyaline ; pronotum cen-
trally carinate with the lateral angles upwardly recurved, posterior
l)rocess slender, tricarinate, a little undulate and extending beyond
the posterior angle of the inner margin of the tegmen ; basal area
of tegmen strongly densely punctate.
Length 7| to 8 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4 millim.
Hah. 8outh India ; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camphell).
3343. Telingana travancorensis, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, find scutellum black; margins and a central
fascia to face, two longitudinal narrow fascia; to pronotal front,
lateral margins of prouotal front, lateral areas of sternum, and
base of scutelliun, ochraceous ; legs fuscous, the tarsi ochraceous
with the apices Mack ; tegmina ochraceous, basal angle, and more
than upper half (but not reaching apex) black, apical margin
dark castaneous; pronotum very coarsely punctate, the lateral
angles strongly curved and obliquely upuai-dly produced, their
apices subacute and carinate, the posterior process slender,
tricarinate, convexly oblique, its apex considerably passing the
posterior angle of the inner tegininal margin ; legs pilose.
Length 6; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3^ millim.
Hah. Travancore ; W. (ihats.
152 APPENDIX. — MEMBEACID^.
TeLINGANA CURVISPINA, Stdl. (Vo]. IV, p. 18, fig. 14.)
Telingana decipiens, Kirby. (Vol. IV, p. 20.)
Add: Hah. South India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camjihell).
Having had the opportunity of exauiiuing more specimens,
I cannot now consider that more than oue species is represented.
Telingana PAiiiA. (Vol. IV, p. 18, fig. 15.)
Add: Hah. South India; Kodaikar.al (I'. V. Camphell).
In the South Indian specimens, the more or less castaueous
coloration of the head and pronotuin is replaced by blackish.
TELINGAiSTA IMITATOE, (Vol. IV, p. 21.)
Add: Hah. Ceylon; Maskeliya (&'. 5. <:?e Jiotc^my).
3344. Telingana consobrina, sp. u.
Head, pronotum, scutellum, and body beneath black ; femora
black, their apices and the tibise more or less dark ochraceous,
the tarsi black or blackish ; tegmina stramineous, the veins on
apical area blackish, base black; pronotum thickly finely punc-
tate, the lateral processes a little recurved, posterior process
Fig. 109. — Tdinyana consobrina.
slender, a little sinuate, centrally and laterally carinate above,
the central carination continued throughout pronotum ; scutellum
longer than broad, coarsely punctate ; tegmina coarsely punctate
on the black basal tegminal area.
In some specimens the lateral margins of pronotum and
sternum and two spots at the base of scutellum are cretaceously
sericeous.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. prouot. process. 2 millim.
Hah. South India; Kodaikanal (y. F. Camphell).
Allied to T. wiitator, Kirby (vol. iii, p. 21), from which it
differs by the shorter pronotal spines, the shorter frontal area
of the pronotum, shorter apical areas of tlie tegmina, different
colour of the legs, &c.
cox VECTOR. 153
Genus PARAPOGON. (Vol. IV, p. 22.)
•3345. Parapogon iusignis, sp. n.
Ijj^Head, prouotum, sternum, and le<>-s dark browiiisli ochrn3eou.s ;
abdomen beneath brownish ochraceous witli the segmental margins
paler ; tegiuina paler oeliraceous, with a broad longitudinal fascia
above and continued beyond clavus, and a large costal spot near
apex shining stramineous ; pronotum punctate, centrally strongly
carinatt', the carination continued throug'iou': the posterior process
Fi;^. 110. — Parapogon iusi/fiits.
which is strongly punctate, compressed, and also laterally carinate,
the apical area narrowed, the apix blackish and passing the pos-
terior angle ot' the inner margin of tegiuina; lateral proaatal
angles as seen from above, robust, moderately elevated, and
slightly recurved ; veins to apical area of the teg nina strongly
curved inwardly.
Length Oj to 7 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4 millim.]
Hub. Ceylon ; Xuwara Eliya {Brit. Mas.).
Genus CONVECTOR, uov.
Type, C. cavendas, Dist.
Distribution. Nilgiri Hills.
Pronotum 8omewhat long, posteriorly truncate, centrally finely
longitudinally carinate, lateral transverse processes subhorizontally
not upwardly recurved, the posterior process curved and raised
above scutellum but impinging on it near its apex, then following
the curve of the inner margin of the tegmina, tricarinate, and
about equally broad till the apex which is acute and (in type)
slightly passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin;
scutellum exposed, about as long as broad ; tegmina with the
apical areas (excluding the lower) straight ; legs simple.
Allied to Itidicopleastes, Dist. (vol. iv, p. 25).
8346. Convector cavendus, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum black, a white tomentose spot
on each basal angle of the scutellum and the lateral areas of the
sternum of a similar colour ; legs brownish ochraceous, apices of
the tarsi black ; tegmina bronzy-ochraceous, the basal area, upper
154 APPKNDIX. — MEMBUACIDtE.
jipical margin, and margins of the upper apical cell black, costal
margin narrow!}^ testaceous ; pronotiim thickly coarsely punctate,
the lateral angles carinate, subhorizoiitally produced, their apices
Fig. 111. — Convedor caveiidus.
subacute and slightly recurved, the apex of the posterior process
slightly passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin ;
tibiae pilose ; tegmina Avith tlie basal hhick area punctate; other
structural characters as in generic dingnosis.
Length 7 ; breadth lat. proiiot. process. 3 milliin.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. CampbeU).
Genus LEPTOCENTHUS. (Vol. IV, p. 28.)
LePTOCENTRUS TAURUS. (Vol. IV, p. 28.)
Add : Hah. Kumaon, Shair.khet {Fusa Coll.). Bengal : Kuslitea
{J. T. Jenkins), Dannikdia Grhat (Ind. Mus.), Berhampur, Mur-
shidabad (Ind. 3Ins.). Orissa ; Balighai near Pari (Ind. Mus.).
Madras (Ind. 3his.). Travancore (Ind. Mus.). Dehra Dun.
Sylhet, Chandkhira; Nilgiri Hills (Sir G. Hampson). Burma;
Moulmein (N. Annandale, Ind. Mus.). — Singapore.
LePTOCEKTRUS SUBSTITUTUS. (Vol. IV, p. 20.)
Add: Hah. South India; Mysore (T. V. Camphell). Bengal;
Eajmahal (N. Annandale), Bhogaon. Piirneah Distr. (C. A. Paiva).
Orissa ; Gopkuda Island, Lake Cliilka (Ind. Mus.). Bengal ;
Eajmahal (N. Annandale).
3347. Leptocentrus obortxis, sp. u.
Pronotum black, longly, palely pilose ; face of head fuscous
with a very large rounded Avhite tomentose spot ; lateral areas of
sternum and scutellum (excluding apex) whitely tomentose ; legs
piceous, longly pilose ; tegmina pale bronzy-brown with opaline
reflections, basal area brownish ochraceous, costal area blackish,
distinctly broken near base and widest on apical area ; pronotum
coarsely punctate, the lateral angles strongly produced, sub-
horizontally but a little upwardly extended, the apical areas
carinate, the apices obliquely narrowed and terminally acute, the
JJvPi'OCEXTKUS.
155
posterior process inoderately slender, triearinale, raised at base
and then someMliat horizontally produced, its apex subacute and
distinctly passing the posterior angle of the inner tegniinal
margin.
Length 7 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 5 millim.
Ilah. Burma ; Moulmein {Brit. Mns.).
Allied to L. taurine, Fabr., but differing by the more upwardly
produced lateral pronotal angles and the more oblique apices cjt"
same, the straighter pronotal posterior process, &c.
3348. Leptocentnis scutellatus, sp. n.
Head and prouotum purplish brown, the tirst thickly palely
pilose : scutellum pale virescent, the base purplish brown with a
pale spot at each basal angle ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ;
tegmina very pale bronzy-brown, the upper halves broadly reflecting
the dark abdomen beneath ; ])ronotuin coarsely punctate, the
lateral processes only of moderate length and only slightly curved,-
Fiir. 11:
-Lcptocenfrua scuh'lla/us
posterior process slender, tricarinate, sinuate, its apex depressed and
slightly passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin,
widely separated from scutellum, tjie central carination continued
through ])ronotum ; legs pilose.
Length 9 to 10 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4 to 5 millim.
Hah. .South India ; Kodaikanal (T. V. Cam]:thell).
3349. Leptocentvus bajulans, sp. n.
Head and prouotum black, somewhat longly palely pilose ; leg*
brownish ochraceous, palely pilose, the femora a little darker;
lateral areas of sternum ochraceous ; scutellum more or less
Fin-. 113. — Lepioccntnis hajulans.
ochraceously tomentose; tegmina pale bronzy, reflecting the dark
abdomen beneath : prouotum thickly coarsely punctate, centrally
percurrently carinate, the lateral pronotal processes strongly
156 APPENDIX. MEMBEACID.i:.
cariiiate, obliquely broad, their apices strongly recurved and acute,
posterior pronotal process slender, curved at base, strongly tri-
cariiiate, remote from tegmina, its apex subacute and passing the
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin ; tegmina wrinkled,
the venation ocliraceous, the basal area darker and punctate.
Length 6-6| ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4-4| millim.
Hal. Bengal; Calcutta, MurshidabadDistr., Berhampur (J/a/or
li. Milne). Chittagong Hill Tracts, Raiigamati {R. Hodf/art).
I'ravancore, Kulattupuzha (N. Annandale). Cocliin State ; Chala-
hudi {B\ H. Gravely). Burma; Moulmein {N . Annandale) .
The salient structural character in this species is found in the
position of the posterior pronotal process which is remote from
the tegmina, but curved at the base as in Leptocentrus and not
straight as in Nilautama.
Centeottpus securis. (Vol. lY, p. 34.)
Add : Hah. Cochin State ; Trichur {F. JL Gravely).
Centrottpus flayesce>^s. (Vol. IV, ]), 35.)
Add: Hah. North India ; Dehra Dun.
^ Genus EMPHUSIS. (Vol. IV, p. 36.)
3350. Emphusis perarmatus, sp. u.
Head and pronotum indigo-black ; body beneath and legs duller
and more opaque indigo-black and more or less palely pilose ;
tegmina shining stramineous, extreme base and costal area black,
apical area bronzy-brown ; pronotum very coarsely punctate, the
Fig. 1 14. — Emph iisis ■pcrannut us.
lateral angles very broad and recurved, seen from the front they
appear more upwardly recurved, posterior pronotal process strongly
tricarinate, somewhat attenuate, its apex ])assing the posterior
angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 10 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 7 millim.
Hah. Cochin State; Trichur {F. H. Gravely).
In colour and markings allied to E. malleus., Walk. (vol. iv,
p. 37, fig. 29), but differing strongly from that species by the
-shape of the lateral pronotal processes.
IMPOHCITOK.
157
Genus PERIAMAN. (Vol. IV, p. 37.)
3351. Periaman pilosus, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, scutellum, aud face sliining black, thickly and
somewhat lotigly pilose ; tegmiiia bronzy-brown, the basal area
blackish; sternum thickly darkly ochraceously pilose; abdomen
beneath blackish, the segmental margitis ocliraceous; legs brownish
ochraceous ; pi'onotum thickly, rather coarsely punctate, the
pronotal angles well produced, distinctly recurved, their apices
Fig. 115. — I'eriaman pi/onus.
subacute; posterior pronotal process in a continuous line with
pronotal base, gradually narrowing to apex, prominently coarsely
punctate, not or scarcely extending beyond the posterior angle of
the inner tegminal margin ; tegmina bronzy- browu, reflecting
the dark abdomen beneath, the apical veins moderately granulate.
Lengtli 8 ; breadth hit. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hah. E. Ilimahiyas ; Kurseong (D'Ahreu).
Genus IMPORCITOR, uov.
Type, I. ti/picus, Dist.
Distribution. ]N'ilgiii Hills.
Pronotum stroni^l}^ centrally ridged, the lateral angles short,,
broad and strongly recurved, the posterior process strongly
sinuately waved, moderately arched at base ^\■here it is separated
from the scutellum (which is nearly equally long as broad) and
then concavely sinuate and following the direction of the tegmina,
its apex slender and reaching the posterior angle of the inner
tegminal margin, the central ridge of the pronotum extends
frontally to the face; femora moderately thickened; tegmina
elongate, the apical cells straight or straightly oblique.
By the sinuately waved posterior pronotal process resembling
the genus Ebhul whicli, however, belongs to my division Garqar-
aria, in which the lateral ])rocesses to the pronotum are absent.
3352. Imporcitor typicus, sp. d.
Body aud tegmiiia brownish ochraceous with much darker
markings ; pronotum with the produced lateral angles and two-
frontal oblique spots black or blackisli, posterior pronotal process-
158 APPENDIX. MKMBRACID.^.
dark ochraceons, castaneous at base aucl near middle ; sternum
castaneous with greyisli pilose markings (imperfectl}^ seen in
carded type) ; legs piceous, femora more or less apically ochraceous ;
tegniina suboctiraceously opaque, basa. area and two transverse
Fig. IK). — hnporcltor ///picas.
fascia) piceous, apical area also Avitli longitudinal black markings ;
other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length 7 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Ilah. Kilgiri Hills (T. V. Cauiphdl).
Genus OTINOTUS. (Vol. IV, p. 39.)
3353. Otinotus campbelli, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and legs fuscous brown, more or less thickly
greyishly pilose; apex of scutellum grey isli white ; tegmiiia dull
bronzy - ochraceous, the venation fuscous brown and shortly
o-reyishly hirsute, two ochraceous spots on basal area, extrem.e
base fuscous brown ; pronotum Avith the lateral angles moderately
short, a little upwardly directed, broad at base, their apices sub-
acute and recurved, centrally, longitudinally, |>ercurrently carina! e,
the i)osterior process slender, tricarinate, slightly separated from
tlie scutellum, but impinging on the tegmina, the apex not passing
the posterior angle of inner tegminal margin; base of tegmiua
obscurely coarsely punctate.
Length 9 millim.
Hab. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. Camphell).
Allied to 0. ammon, Euckt., but diifering in the shorter and
broader lateral prouotal angles, &c.
3354. Otinotus "badius, &]). n.
Pronotum reddish brown ; face darker and thickly pilose ;
scutellum with the base black, the apical area reddish brown ; legs
reddish-brown pilose ; lateral areas of the sternum longly greyishly
pilose; tegmina subhyaline, wriukled, the veins ochraceous, the
base and apical area of costal margin blackish ; pronotum coarsely
punctate, the lateral angles somewhat short, a little upwardly and
anteriorly produced, their apices obtusely acute and very slightly
recurved, posterior pronotal process moderately sinuate, distinctly
separated from the scutellum but not elevated above the tegmina,
its apex slender, acute, reaching but scarcely passing the posterior
angle of the inner tegminal margin.
OTINOTUS.
159
Length 5; breadth lat. pronot, process 3 millim.
Ilah. Nilgiri Hills (7'. V. Gamphell).
Allied to 0. rufesoem, Dist. (vol. iv, p. 40), bat differing by the
considerably shorter aud more t'orwardly and u[)\vardly directed
anterior pronotal angles, the more elevated basal portion of the
posterior pronotal process, &c.
Otixotus kakexianus, 11. 110111. Uist. A. M. X. II. (8) vol. xiv,
p. 332 (1914).
Otinotus pallipes (Vol. IV, p. 40), uoin. praeocc.
Ceiitrotus iKillipcx., Walk., from New Guinea proves to be an
Otinotus.
3355. Otinotus albomaculatus.
Head and pronotnni black ; scutellum black with a prominent
white spot in each basal angle ; steruam black with lateral white
spots ; legs pale castaneous. apices of the tibiae and the tarsi more
or less black ; tegniina shining ochraceous, basal angle black
followed b}^ a prominent rounded white spot, the costal margin
narrowly black ; pi'onotiim coarsely punctate, strongly centrally
longitudinally ridged, the lateral angles somewhat short with their
apices subacute and a little directed backwardl}^ posterior process
slender, tricariiiate, sinuate, a little elevateiy separated from the
scutellum, but not elevated above the tegmiaa, nor passing the
posterior angle of inner tegmiual margin.
Length o.j millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. Camphell).
3356. Otinotus mimicus, sp. n.
Head aud pronotuin dark castaneous brown ; sr-utellum dark
castaneous brown with a large and prominent white spot in each
basal angle ; sternum laterally with confluent x^hite spots ; legs
castaneous, apices of the tibia) and tarsi more or less black ;
Fig. 117. — Otinotus viiiiiicus.
tegniina pale shining ochraceous, basal area black, apically con-
taining a large rounded white spot, the costal and inner apical
margins narrowly black ; pronotum thickly strongly punctate,
centrally longitudinally ridged, the lateral angles laterally produced,
their apices distinctly moderately recurved ; posterior ])rocess
160 AJPPENDIX. — ISIEiMBRACIBjE.
slender, tricarinate, the apex passing the posterior angle of inner
tegminal margin.
Length 8 ; breadth lat. prouot. process. 4 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. CampbeJl).
By the pale spots and the colour of the legs resembhng 0. alho-
maculatus, Dist., but differing in tiie larger size, the longer,
stronger and more recurved pronotal angles, and by the longer
posterior pronotal process passing the posterior angle of inner
tegminal margin.
Otinotus oneeatub. (Vol. IV, p. 40.)
Otinotus ixtllescens. (Vol. IV, p. 41.)
From a large amount of material received since I formerly dealt
with the Indian species contained in this genus, I find that the
\ariation both in coloration and in the apices of the lateral
pronotal processes will not admit of the above two forms being
longer kept as separate species.
Add: Hah. South India; Dehra Dun (Chait Ham). Bengal;
Kajmahal {N. Annandale, Ind. Mus.) ; Dhappa, near Calcutta
(F. H. Gravel;/); Salt Lakes, near Durgapur. Madras; Janjam
Distr., Eambha (N. AnnandaJe). Orissa ; Satpara {N. Annandale) ;
Kathiawar, Patau, Somnath {S. P. A.). Satara Distr. ; Yeuna
\^ alley, Medha {F. H. Gravely). W. Bengal ; Saran, Siripur (Ind.
Mus.).
Otinotus elongatus. (Vol. IV, p. 41.)
Add: Hub. South India; Mysore State (T. F. CampheU);
Tri van drum ; Travancore.
3357. Otinotus brevicornis, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black; posterior pronotal process castaneous
brown ; legs brownish ochraceous, body beneath, especially the
sternum, thickly palely pilose; exposed margins of the scutellum
Fig. 118. — Otinotus hrevicornis.
and lateral areas of the sternum opaque creamy-white; tegmina dull,
subhyaline, reflecting the dark abdomen beneath ; lateral pronotal
angles short, somewhat obliquely directed upwardly, their apices
moderately recurved, pronotum thickly punctate; the posterior
process slender, sinuate, scarcely or only a little separated from.
POGON. 1 61
the scutellum, the apex passing the posterior angle of the inner
margin of the tegniina.
Length 5 to 5| ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 2 uiiUim.
JIab. Punjab, Lahore {N. Annandale). Dehra Dun.
3358. Otinotus traiisversus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum fuscous brown, the latter with about half
of posterior process ochraceous, its lateral ridges and apex black ;
legs ochraceous ; sternum contiuently, maculosely, white ; tegniina
subhyaline, the veins darker, the basal angular area ochraceous ;
pronotum with the frontal area thickly coarsely punctate, tlie
lateral angles slender, laterally produced, the ])osterior process
slender, tricarinate, slightly passing the postei'ior angle of the
inner tegminal margin.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 2k millim.
Hah. Punjab ; Lahore.
A species to be distinguished by the transverse lateral pronotal
angles, the black lateral ridges of the posterior pronotal process,
&c.
Genus POGON. (Vol. IV, p. 42.)
POGON CUPREUM. (Vol. IV, p. 43.)
Add: Hah. Ceylon; Madulsitna (7'. B. Fletcher).
POGON AUmCULATUM. (Vol. IV, p. 44.)
1 only knew this species by a specimen from Ceylon in the
Stockholm Museum. Mr. Green has since sent me a spec'men
from the Horton Plains on that island.
3359. Pogon albosignatum, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and femora black ; tibiae and tarsi pale
castaneous ; tegmina bronzy-brown, base, frontal area, and a large
spot near posterior ^angle of inner margin black, a somewhat
Fig. 119. — Pogon albosignatum.
large spot near middle of anterior area, a smaller costal spot
beyond it, and a spot at posterior angle of inner margin greyish
wliite ; basal angles of scutellum greyish white ; pronotum thickly
finely punctate, centrally longitudinally ridged, the lateral angles
robust, somewiiat strongly produced and recurved, the apices
VOL A'l. M
162 APPENDIX, — MEMBKACID^.
oblique and subacute, posterior pronotal process slender, tri-
carinate, a little passing the posterior angle of inner teginiual
margin ; base and basal upper area of tegmina distinctly finely
punctate.
Length 5i to 6 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Pundaluoya, Hakgala (Z^\ E. Green).
Genus CENTROTUS. (Vol. IV, p. 45.)
Centrotus i:ndicatus. (Vol. IV, p. 46.)
Add: Hah. South India; Cliikkaballapura {T. V. Campbell).
Ceylon ; Madulsima {T. B. Fletcher).
Genus ANCHON. (Vol. IV, p. 49.)
Anchon pilosum. (Vol. IV, p. 49.)
Add: Hah. South India; Mysore State {T. V. Campbell).
Pusa; Behar (C. S. Misra). Coimbatore. Shevaroy Hills {T. B.
Fletcher). Kumaou.
Anchon ulniforme. (Vol. IV, p. 50.)
Add : Hab. South India ; Mysore State {T. V. Campbell).
Anchon eectangulatum. (Vol. IV, p. 51.)
Add: Hah. South India; Mysore State (I'. V. Campbell).
Genus ANCHONOIDES, nov.
Type, A. typicus, Dist.
Distribution. Ceylon,
Allied to Anchon (vol. iv, p. 49), but differing in the structure
of the posterior pronotal process, wliicdi rises obliquely direct
near base of prouotum and is then strongly obliquely and sinuately
dii-ected downwards, the apex moderately passing the posterior
angle of the inner tegminal margin, but strongly inwardly lobately
\\'idened near middle and there attached to the body at the apex
of the scutellum, which is longer than broad.
3360. Anchonoides typicus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum castaneous brown, a greyish-white spot at
each basal angle of the scutellum ; body beneath and legs brownisli
ochraceous ; tegmina bronzy-ochraceous, the upper half to beyond
middle where it is connected with the inner margin distinctly
darker and containing three small greyish-white spots in oblique
series, the centre of the inner apical cell also somewhat blackish ;
pronotum thickly coarsely punctate, the lateral angles long,
TEICENTItUS. 163
robust, recurved aiitl iipieally acute, tlie posterior process obtusely
Fig. 120. — Anclwnoidcs ti/picns.
angulate above near base, distinctly tricarinate, the apical area
slender and closely depressed to tbe inner margin of tegmen.
Length 9 ; breadtli lat. pronot. process. 6;i niillim.
Hah. Ceylon; Hakgaja (/^". E. Green).
Genus TRICENTRUS. (Vol. IV, p. 53.)
3361. Tricentrus kamaonensis, sp. n.
Pale greyish brown, thickly greyishly pilose, pronotal lateral
angles distinctly darker and more blackish ; legs ochraceous,
thickly greyishly pilose ; tegmina subhyaline, wrinkled, venation
ochraceous, except on apical area where it is blackish ; pronotum
centrally, percurrently, longitudinally carinate, the lateral angles
robust, transversely and a little upwardly extended, their apices
oblique and a little recurved, their upper surfaces rugose and
punctate, posterior process moderately attenuated and darker on
posterior half, the apex very slightly passing the posterior angle
of the inner tegniinal margin, both centrally and laterally carinate.
Length 6 ; breadth hit. pronot. process. 4 millim.
Hab. Kumaon ; Bhimtal.
A species to be distinguished by its somewhat large size, coarsely
pilose character, the strong and apically oblique pronotal lateral
angles, the somewhat slender apex to the posterior pronotal
process, &c,
3362. Tricentrus repandus, t^p. n.
Head and pronotum dark castaneous brown, moderately ochra-
ceously pilose, apex of posterior process blackish ; legs piceous,
the tibiae paler and distinctly, shortly, densely, greyishly pilose ;
tegmina subhyaline, moderately wrinkled, the basal angular area
castaneous brown outwardly margined by a somewhat indistinct
l^ale transverse fascia, renation brownish ochraceous; pronotum
distinctly tinely punctate, irregularly pilose, centrally, percurrently
longitudinally carinate, the lateral angles of moderate length,
distinctly upwardly and obliquely directed, the apices narrowed,
somewhat strongly recurved, and subacute, the margins promin-
ently carinate, posterior process apically attenuated, laterally
m2
164 APPBNDIX. — MEMBRACIDJS.
subcarinate, the apex about reaching the posterior angle of the
inner tegminal margin ; tegmina with the basal dark area thickly
linely punctate.
Length 7 ; breadth lat. pronot. process, ok millim.
Sab. Assam.
This species may be recognized by the upwardly and apically
strongly recurved lateral pronotal angles, the more compressed
and centrall_y cariuate posterior pronotal process, the thickly
pilose tibiae, &c.
3363. Tricentrus euscMstus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black, more or less finely pilose ; eyes and
legs bright ochraceous ; tegmina subhyaline, moderately wrinkled,
venation brownish, the basal angular area blackish; pronotum
thickly punctate, centrally, longitudinally, percurrently cariuate,
the lateral angles transversely slightly upwardly produced, the
apices acute, posterior process tricarinate, its apex acute, a little
upwardly produced and slightly passing the postei'ior angle of the
inner tegminal margin ; the dark basal angular area of the tegmina
coarsely punctate.
Length 5 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hah. Tenasserim ; Mjitta (Duherty).
The straightly produced, acute pronotal angles of this species
is very distinctive, and recalls the appearance in that respect of
the Pentatomid genus Euschistus.
3364. Tricentrus bovillus, sp. n.
Pronotum and legs testaceous ; face blackish, very thickly
greyish pilose ; extreme apices of the lateral angles and posterior
process to pronotum black; tegmina subhyahne, wrinkled, basal
angle fuscous ; pronotum thickly punctate, longitudinally and
percurrently centrally ridged, the lateral angles strongly and
transversely horizontally and slightly upwardly produced, their
apices subacute ; posterior process tricarinate, its apex subacute
and slightly passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal
margin ; the dark basal angle of the tegmina coarsely punctate.
Length 6 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Moulmein.
Allied to the preceding species, 1\ euschistus, from which it
differs by the larger size, different colour, more robust lateral
pronotal angles, the non-apically recurved posterior pronotal
process, &c.
3365. Tricentrus horizontalis. sp. n.
Pronotum dark bronzy-brown ; face blackish, thickly, longly,
palely pilose ; legs more or less pilose, the tibiae more strongly so ;
femora black, their apices and the tibiae more castaneous brov\n,
lateral areas of the sternum white ; tegmina bronzy, wrinkled.
TRICENTKUS.
165
the veins dafker, the basal angular area bronzy-brown, im-
mediately followed by a large white costal spot, a small white
spot at each basal angle o£ the .scutellum ; pronotum sparsely,
finely, lougly pilose, the lateral angles widely robust and longly
horizontally extended, their apices oblique and very slightly
recurved, ceutrally, percurrently, longitudinally carinate, the
posterior process coarsely punctate, tricarinate, the apex sub-
acute, slightly recurved and just passing the posterior angle of
the inner tegminal margin.
Length 5| ; breadth hit. pronot. process. 4 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Moulmein.
A species to be recognized by the very robust pronotal lateral
processes and by the white markings to sternum, tegmina, and
scutellum.
Tricejv'trus projectus. (Vol. IV, p. 55, tig. 48.)
Add : Hah. Burma ; Moulmein {Ind. JIus.).
336G. Tricentrus bifarcus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum fuscous brown ; legs testaceous, bases of
the femora black ; tegmina pale bronzy, reflecting the dark
abdomen beneath, basal area dark, or fuscous brown ; pronotum
thickly punctate, centrally longitudinally, percurrently carinate,
Fig. 121. — Tricentrus hifurcus.
the lateral angles obliquely erect, their apices subacute and
distinctly recurved, posterior pronotal process short, robust, not
reaching the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 5^ ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hah. DarjiUng.
Allied to T. projectus., Dist., but differing by the recurved
pronotal lateral angles, and the shorter posterior pronotal
process.
Tricentrus subangulatiis. (Vol. lY, p. 55.)
Add: Hah. South India; Chikkaballapura {T. V. CampheU).
Bengal ; Eajmahnl. United Provinces ; Bolund (Pusa Coll.).
Goalbathan {Annandale, Iwl. Mus.). Burma ; Moulmein.
A number of specimens collected by L)r. Campbell, and others
from the Pusa collection, aiford me the opportunity of revising
166 APP£NJ)IX. — MEMBRACIDJE.
the description of my species based on the unique type from the
Nilgiri Hills, which was, I now see, discoloured so far as the legs
are concerned. Legs not black, but femora black, extreme apices
and the tibia? and tarsi castaneous or dark ochraceous, apices of
the tarsi black ; in some specimens the head and pronotum are
bronzv-brown, in others black, as described in type.
Length 4| to G ; breadth lat. prouot. process. 3 to 3| millim.
Teicentrus albomacdlatus, (Vol. IT, p, 56.)
Add : Hah. S. India ; Marikuppam {Ind. Mus.).
3367. Tricentrus allabens, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black ; face somewhat thickly ochraceously
pilose, posterior pronotal process with the upper surface of the
apical area dull castaneous ; legs ochraceous, the trochanters
black ; lateral areas of the sternum whitely tomentose ; tegmina
subhyaline, wrinkled, reflecting the dark abdomen beneath, the
venation fuscous, the basal area black, immediately followed by
Fig. 122. — Trkcntrits allabens.
a white transverse fascia ; pronotum thickly, rather coarsely
punctate, the lateral angles slender, recurved, their apices acute,
centrally, longitudinally, percurrently carinate, posterior process
tricarinate, the apex acute, slightly passing the posterior angle
of the inner tegminal margin.
Leno-th 5-6 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hab. E. Himalayas ; Kurseong, 4700-5000 ft. (iV. Annandale).
Allied to T. suhcmr/idatus, Uist., and T. alhomacidatus, Dist.,
but differing from both by the long, slender, recurved pronotal
angles.
3368. Tricentrus pronus, sp. u.
Head, pronotum, and legs black, the tarsi ochraceous ; tegmina
dark ochraceous, the basal angular area black, which is sometimes
outwardly margined by two obscure pale ochraceous spots;
pronotum thickly finely punctate, centrally, percurrently, longi-
tudinally carinate, the lateral angles somewhat wide, compressed,
horizontally produced, their apices moderately angularly recurved,
posterior pronotal process tricarinate, its apex acute, scarcely
TKICENTJtUS. 167
passing the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin ; basal
dark area of the tegmina darkly punctate.
Lengtii 4-4| ; breadth lat. pronot. process. ',> niillim.
Ilab. Cochin State ; Kavalai {F. H. Gravehj).
Allied to T. t/ibbosuhis. Walk., and 2\ congesius. Walk., but
differing from both by the narrower and shorter pronotal lateral
angles ; viewed from the front these are more upwardly turned
and acute than in T. gibbosulus and much shorter than in
T. coiKjestus.
3369. Tricentrus aeneiis, sp. n.
Bronzy-brown, pronotum and face pilose, apical areas of
anterior pronotal processes and the posterior pronotal process
distinctly darker ; femora black, their apices and the tibiae and
tarsi testaceous ; tegmina pale bronzy-brown, the basal angular
area distinctly darker ; pronotum centrally, longitudinally, per-
currently carinate, the anterior processes upwardly, obliquely
directed, their apices subtruucate or obliquely truncate, the
posterior process robust, tricarinate, the apex almost reaching the
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin, the extreme apex
subacute ; tegmina wrinkled, the basal dark area finely punctate.
Length 5 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3| millim.
Hab. E. Himalayas ; Kurseong {N. Annandalv) ; Darjiling
Distr. ; Peshoke, Kallimpong, Ghumti {H. Gravel;/), Pussimbing
(H. H. Mann). Assam ; Margharita. Bengal ; British Cham-
paran. Kumaou ; Almora (Z>. Paiva). Tenasserim ; Myitta
{Dohertii).
A species to be recognized by the obliquely upturned anterior
pronotal processes, which are also (outwardly seen) tricarinate,
the almost universally bronzy-brown coloration, the moderately
short robust posterior process, &c.
3370. Tricentrus resectus, sp. n.
Pronotum ochraceous, the anterior disk, front, margins of
pronotal angles, and apex of posterior process fuscous brown ;
face piceous, thickly lougly pilose ; legs brownish testaceous,
pilose ; tegmina subhyaline, wrinkled, the veins brownish, basal
area brownish, containing an ochraceous spot near costal margin ;
pronotum tliickly finely punctate, centrally, longitudinally, per-
currently carinate, the anterior lateral angles moderately short,
broad and robust, transversely and a little upwardly produced,
their apices subacute and very slightly recurved, posterior process
robust, tricarinate, the apex acute and very slightly passing the
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 6 ; breadth lat. pronot. process, 3 millim.
Hab. Burma ; Maymyo (//. L. Andreives).
Allied to T. scleniis, Buckt., but with much shorter and more
oblique lateral pronotal angles.
168 APPENDIX. — MEMBRAOIIVE.
Genus CENTRUCHUS.
Centruchus, Stal, Hetn. Afr. iv, p. 93 (1866).
Type, C. fuscijMnnis, Germ., nn African species.
Distribution. Ethiopian and Oriental Regions.
Pronotum with the disk moderately raised and rounded in
front, the lateral angles short but prominent and more or less
horizontally directed, the posterior process moderately robust,
strougl}^ tricarinate, not remote from seutellum and impinging on
tegmina, apex acute and usually passing the posterior angle of the
inner tegminal margin.
Closely allied to Tricentriis. so much so, that till I saw the
African type of CentnicJius I included two Indian species in
the ^ former genus. Centruchus cannot be regarded as a very
distinct genus.
Cenxruciius cuneatus.
Tricentrua cuneatus, Di.^t. Fann. Brit. Tiid., Rhynch. vol. iv, p. 56,
tig. 49 (1907).
Centeuchus decoeatps.
Tricentrus decoratus, Dist. Imm. Brit. Lid., Bhynch. vol. iv, p. 58,
%. 50 (1907).
3371. Centruchus mutilus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum bluish black ; legs blackish, palely pilose,
apices of femora testaceous ; tegmina pale bronzy, extreme basal
angular area blackish ; legs purplish red ; pronotum thickly
coarsely punctate, centrally, longitudinally and percurrently
carinate, the lateral angles very short and recurved, their apices
Fig. 123. — Centruchus mutilus.
subacute, posterior process robust, strongly tricarinate, its apex
subacute and reaching the posterior angle of the inner tegminal
margin.
Length 7 ; breadth lat. pronot. process. 4 millim.
Hah. Burma; Maymyo {H. L. Andrewes).
In structure allied to C. decoratus, Dist.
EBIIUL, 169
Genus TRICENTE0IDE3, iiov.
Type, T. proprius, Dist.
Distrihution. Assam.
Allied to Tricentrus, from which it differs by the more slender
and longer posterior pronotal process, the more rounded apical
veins to the tegiuina and the peculiarly liyaline nature of the
same.
3372. Tricentroides proprius, sp. n.
Head and pronotum castaneous ; face, posterior margin of
front, apices and inner margins of lateral pronotal angles and
apical area of posterior pronotal process, black ; legs pale testa-
ceous ; tegmina subhyaline with the venation blackish, narrow
basal area black, costal area more or less tinged with blackish ;
pronotum thickly coarsely punctate, the lateral angles slender.
Fig. 12-t. — Triccniruideif proprius.
strongly produced transversely and upwardly, their apices slightly
recurved and subacute, posterior pronotal process acute and passing
the posterior angle of the inner tegminnl margin, its apical area
distinctly upwardly recurved ; basal dark area of tegmina coarsely
punctate.
Length 7; breadth lat. pronot. process, 4| millim.
Hah. Assam ; Cherrapuuji, 4400 ft. {S. W. Kemp, Incl. Mus.).
Genus EBHUL. (Vol. lY, p. 59.)
Ebhul tarius. (Vol. IV, p. 59.)
Add: Hah. Upper Burma; Maymyo, 3500 ft. {T. B. Fletcher).
Borneo ; Sarawak {J. C. Moidton).
3373. Ebhul formicarius, sp. n.
Head and pronotum castaneous brown, the first between
eyes and the latter at base and middle of posterior process
ochraceous ; sternum and legs dark brownish ochraceous, the
femora (exchidiug apices) more or less piceous ; abdomen be-
neath piceous, the segmental margins ochraceous ; tegmina
brownish, tesselated with greyish, the greyish mai'kings more
prominent on apical area ; pronotum strongly elevated at base
170 APPENDIX. — MEMBEACIDjE.
where the apex is strongly foveate witli the margins ridged, the
posterior process sinnately waved, arclied at base where it is
separated from the scutenum, which is slightly longer than broad
"with its apex slightly recurved ; face broadly centrally sulcate,
the marginal ridges very prominent.
Length oi millim.
^ ■
Fig. 125. — Ehhul formicarius.
Hah. Upper Burma; Maymyo, 3500 it.{T. B. Fletcher).
" Common on garden-plants at Maymyo. Attended by ants."
A species to be recognized by the very robustly elevated basal
area of pronotum with its foveate apex.
Genus GARGAEA. (Vol. IV, p. 60.)
3374. Gargara contraria, sp. n.
Head and pronotum pale yellow ; body beneath blacldsh, much
greyishly tomentose ; apex of the posterior pronotal process
black ; tegmina subhyaline, extreme basal angle and the veins
pale yellow ; femora castaneous, their apices and the tibise and
tarsi pale yellow ; pronotum finely grauulose, posterior process
moderately sinuate at base, its apex acute and reaching the
posterior angle of inner tegmiual margin, finely eenti"ally carinate;
pronotal lateral angles subprominent.
Length 4 millim.
Bab. Punjab ; Lahore.
Allied to G. citrea, List. (vol. iv, p. 63), but differing by the
much less sinuate margins of the posterior pronotal process,
different colour of tegmina, body beneath, and legs,
GrAEGARA MAJUSCULA. (Vol. IV, p. 61, fig. 53.)
Add : Hab. Bengal Hill Tracts ; Eangamati, Chittagoug {E.
Hodgart, Ind. Mus. ).
Gaegaea citeba. (Vol. IV, p. 63. j
Add : Hab. Burma ; outside Tarm Caves nr. Moulmein (i^. U.
Gravely).
GA.BGARA. 171
Gargaea sikhimensis. (Vol. IV, ]). 64.)
Add: Hah, South India; Xandidrug (7'. V. Camphell).
3375. Gargara confusa, sp. n.
Head and pronotuni black, shortly, sparingly, palely pilose ;
femora black, their apices and the tibia? pale testaceous, tarsi
oc-hraceous ; tegmina greyish ly opaque, the basal area black, the
apical area much clouded with i'liscous brown, the apical margin
and a spot near the posterior angle of the inner margin being
particularly so ; pronotum very thickly, somewhat finely, punctate,
the lateral angles subacutely prominent, finely centrally per-
currently cariuate, the posterior process only just reaching the
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 millim.
Hah. Calcutta.
Allied to G. sil-himeiisis, Dist,, but differing by the mox-e slender
and unicolorous posterior pronotal process, smaller size, &c.
3376. Gargara extrema, sp. n.
Head and jironotum black, finely palely pilose ; body beneath
black, thickly, finely, palely pilose ; legs ochraceous, basal areas of
femora black ; tegmina subhyaline, base narrowly ochraceous ;
veins on apical ai-ea distinctly blackish, apical margin somewhat
broadly black ; costal margin narrowly black ; pronotum granu-
losa, the lateral angles somewhat distinctly subangularly promi-
nent, the posterior process slightly curved, centrally prominently
carinate (this carination distinctly continued throughout pro-
notum), the apex acute and reaching the posterior angle of the
inner tegminal margin; the ochraceous basal area of tegmina
punctate.
Length 5 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2.| millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya (E. E. Green).
Allied to G. rivulata, Dist.
Gargara mixta. (Vol. IV, p. 65.)
Add: Hah. South India : Nandidrug (7^. V. Camphell) ; Coim-
batore (on Brinjal, Pusa Coll.). Eeliar, Akra, Cochin State ;
Parambikulam (F. H. Gravely).
3377. Gargara mixta, var. ? nandidrugana.
Head and pronotum thickly covered with ochraceous pile ;
pronotum with two central longitudinal black fasciai between
which the colour is pale castaneous, apical area of the pronotal
process black ; a black spot on each side of front above eyes ;
body beneath (as seen in carded specimen) blackish, palely pilose ;
172
APPENDIX. — MEilBRACID.^:.
femora black, their apices and the tibiae and tarsi pale castaneous ;
tegmina dark ochraceous, with the exception of the apical
margin the whole surface is more or less mottled with black ;
lateral prouotal angles prominent, but not produced ; posterior
"*^
Fig. 12(1. — Gargara >iiiaia, vnr. ? nandidrvgana.
pronotal process reaching the posterior angle of the inner tegminal
margin, strongly centrally carinate, its apex acute.
Length 5 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2^ millim.
Hah. South India; Nandidrug (T. V. Camphdl).
This may prove to be a distinct species?
3378. Gargara splendidula, sp. ii.
Head and pronotum black ; body beneath and legs black ;
tegmina subhyaline, the basal area and a very large central
irregular spot black ; prouotnm (including the posterior process)
coarsely punctate, the posterior process very strongly centrally
carinate, this cariuation much more faintly continued on disk of
pronotum ; the basal black area of the tegmina tlistinctly
punctate.
Length 5 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2| millim.
Hah. N. Lidia [Brit. Mus. — Purchased at the sale of the
specimens belonging to the Entomological tSociety of London).
3379. Gargara caelata, sp. n.
Body black ; central carination to pronotum (excluding apex of
posterior process) castaneous red; legs black, apices of femora
castaneous red : tegmina fuscous brown mottled with gre^ash, the
apical marginal area more distinctly greyish ; pronotum thickly
finely ])unctate, centrally percurrently carinate, tlie posterior
pronotal process sinuate at base, moderately amjdiated at middle,
the apex narrowed and subacute, face thickly finely punctate.
Length 6 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2^ millim.
Hah. jXilgiri Hills (^'tV G. Hampson).
A large species to be readily recognized by its peculiar and
distinct coloration, and in this respect alhed to G. venosa, Walk.,
from Tondano.
MACH.liBOTYPUS. 173
Genus POGONTYPUS. (Vol. IV, p. 07.)
POGONTYPUS COMPLICAXUS. (Vol. IV, p. 07.)
Add: Hah. Ceylon; Kiuidy, Yativantola ((?/'ee)i).
3380. Pogontypus ? dissimilis, sp. u.
Head and proiiotuni testaceous, posterior pronotal process
stramineous witli a medial fascia and the apex fuscous ; body
beneath testaceous, the legs ochraceous, apices of tarsi black ;
tegmina dark ochraceous, the apical area paler with two large
dark tuscous spots ; pronotura granulose, posterior pronotal
process slender, sinuate, the apex recurved and reaching [the
\
Fig. Vl'i.—l^ogoiiti/pus ! dissimilis.
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin ; basal and costal
marginal area of the tegmina thickly punctate; lateral angles
of the pronotum moderately acutely prominent.
Length 4; breadth lat. pronot. augl. 2 milhm.
Hah. Cevlon {E. E. Green). . . „
I have provisionally included this species m Pogontypus, from
which it ditfers in the more raised and waved posterior process of
the pronotura. My knowledge of the species is, however, confined
to a single specimen.
Genus MACH^ROTYPUS. (Vol. IV, p. 68.)
MACHiEKOXYPUS DISCKETUS. (Vol. IV, p. 69.)
Add : Hah. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya, Peradeniya {E. E. Green).
3381. Machserotypus pallescens, sp. n.
Body and legs ochraceous; head with a transverse fascia
between eyes, a spot on each side of pronotum behind ^yes, and
suffusions" to sternum black, the last palely sericeous ; tegmina
pale ochraceous, subhyaline, the costal area and venation ochra-
ceous, a brownish spot in inner apical cell ; apices of tarsi black ;
pronotum coarsely granulose, its ])osterior process slender, cen-
trallv and laterally carinate, curved at base and remote from
174 Al'PENDIX. MEMBRACID.^,
scutellum, apical area deflected and apex recurved, scarcely
passing posterior angle of inner tegmiual margin ; costal area of
tegmiua thickly coarsely punctate.
Length 4| to 5 niillim.
Hab. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya {E. E. Green).
33S2. Maehaerotypus nuwarana, sp. n.
Face and frontal area of prouotum black, very finely pilose,
anterior disk and the posterior process ochraceous, apex of the
latter black, the lateral pronotal angles black ; legs ochraceous,
apices of the tibiae black ; teginina bronzy-yellow, basal angle and
a large part of the costal area black ; pronotum punctate, cen-
trally, longitudinally, percurrently carinate, the posterior process
slender, curved, its apex touching the inner tegniinal margin but
not quite reaching its posterior angle ; basal angle and costal
ai-ea of tegmina punctate ; anterior pronotal angles subpromineut
and subacute.
Length 5 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya {Brit. Mus.).
Genus OCCATOR, nov.
Type, 0. erecius, Dist.
Distribution. E. Himala_yas.
Sculellum complete ; prouotum siibglobose, lateral angles only
obsoletely produced, the posterior process moderately slender,
well separated from the scutellum, the apical area strongly up-
turned, tricarinate, apex not passing the posterior angle of the
inner tegmiual margni, the central carination percurrent through-
out its entire length ; tibiae not dilated ; tegmina with the apical
cells nearly straight; ocelli much nearer eyes than to each other;
front with two tubercles near its posterior margin.
In this enumeration allied to the genera MachcBrotypus and
Demanga (vol. iv, pp. 68, 69), but distinct by the shorter and
peculiarly upturned posterior pronotal process.
Fig. \2i'i.--0ccaior erect us.
3383. Occator erectus, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum black; femora black, tibiae
ochraceous ; tegmina shining ochraceous, darker where the abdo-
men is reflected above ; base and about two-thirds of the costal
COCCOSTEEPIIWS.
17o
margin black ; pronotiini and basal black area of the tegniina
thicklj punctate, the front pilose; sternum behind eyes with
a distinct tomentoselj greyish spot.
Length 5 millim.
Hah. E. Himalayas ; Kurseong, 4700-5000 ft. {N. Annandale,
Ind. Mus.).
Genus COCCOSTERPHUS. (Vol. IV, p. 70.)
COCCOSTEIIPHUS MINUTUS. (Vol. TV, p. 71.)
Add : Hah. N.E. Madras ; Lake Chilka {N. Annandale).
Fig. Ili9. — Coccosierphus minutus.
Specimens from Madras (one of which is here figured) seem to
agree with Stal's description of this Fabriciau species.
3384. Coccosterphus paludatus, sp. n.
Head and pronotum castaneous, finely palely pilose ; pronotal
front and face thickly greyislily pilose, the former with two large
castaneous spots ; legs ochraceous, the femora (excluding apices)
black ; apical area of posterior pronotal process black ; tegmina
greyish white, tlie basal area and a transverse fascia beyond
middle brownish ochraceous, the dark basal area immediately
Fig. 130. — Coccosferohus jialudutus,
followed by a transverse greyish-white line^ the apical area much
mottled with brownish ochraceous ; base of pronotum strongly
centrally ridged, the ridge finely tuberculate, a broader, convex
and less elevated ridge on each side, the pronotal front centrally
and transversely ridged, the posterior pronotal process concave at
base, the apical area strongly compressed and convex.
Length 3|-4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 -2;! miUim.
Hab. South India; Chikkaballapura {T. V. CamphelJ). Orissa,
176 APPENDIX. — MBMBRACID.il,
near Puri (iV. Annandale). N.E. Madras ; Lake Chilka (iV.
Annandcde). Calcutta (J. Caunter).
Allied to C. tuherculatus, Motsch. (vol. iv, p. 72, fig. 59).
COCCOSTERPIIUS OBSCURUS. (Vol. lY, p. 73, fig. 60.)
Add: Hah. Calcutta (on Boerhavia repeiis — F. H. Gravely).
Greniis INSITOR, nov.
Tvpe, /. exemplijicatus, Dist.
Distribution. Nilgiri Hills.
Pronotum anteriorly prominently elevated, compressed, its
apical surface anteriorly and posteriorly subconvexly ampliated,
viewed from the front appearing as a prominent spine, the lateral
angles obsoletely prominent, posterior process strongly concavely
sinuate, its apical area convexly ampliate, not reaching the claval
apex ; no complete scutellum ; tibiae not dilated ; tegmiua with
the apical areas moderately straight.
The peculiar and distinct structure of the pronotum is the
salient character of this genus.
3385. Insitor exemplificatus, sp. n.
Pronotum fuscous or piceous brown ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina
dull greyish, irregular blackish spots in clavus, basal area brownish
ochraceous, a broad ti-ansverse fascia beyond middle, becoming
evanescent before inner margin, a spot at posterior angle ijOf the
Fig. 131. — Inst for exemplifieuti.s.
inner margin, and some small scattered apical spots, piceous or
black ; pronotum thickly, strongly punctate, the front moderately
pilose ; dark basal area to the tegmina thickly punctate ; other
structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length 3| to 4 milhm.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. Camphell).
Genus PARAYASA, nov.
Type, P. typica, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Allied to Yasa, Dist. (vol. iv, p. 74), but with four large apical
areas to the tegmiua ; the posterior pronotal process short and
PARAYASA.
177
more or less concavely sinuate, not nearly reaching the posterior
angle of the inner margin ol" the teginina ; ocelli about as lu^ar
to eyes as to each other ; posterior tibia) a little curved.
3380. Parayasa typica, sp, n.
Head and |)rono(um black, finely palely pilose; body beneath
blackish ; femora black, their apices and the tibiae and tarsi more
or less brownish or piceous ; teginina black, claval and siibclaval
areas, a central transverse fascia or series of spots, ])osterior
Fig. 182. — Parayam. typica.
costal area and large apical spots, greyish white ; pronotum with
the lateral angles subproiiiinent, centrally cariiiate throughout its
entire length, the posterior process not nearly reaching the
posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin ; basal area of
tegmina strongly punctate ; posterior tibiae a little curved.
Length 4 to 4| ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 1| to 2 millim.
Hal). South India ; Ivodaikanal (2'. V. Campbell).
3387. Parayasa maculosa, sp. n.
Head and jironotuni brownish ochraceous, thickly finely pilose;
body beneath brownish ochraceous, sternum largely suffused with
greyish ; femora black, their apices and the tibiae and tarsi pale
castaneous ; tegmina greyish white, much spotted and suffused
Fig. Vfi'-S. — Parayasa Diaculasa.
with fuscous brown, especially on basal area which is almost
entirely of that colour; pronotum granulose, centrally longitudi-
nally carinate, the posterior process concavely sinuate, not nearly
reaching the posterior angle of the inner margin of the tegmina;
basal dark area of tegmina thickly punctate; posterior tibiae a little
curved.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 inillim,
you VI. N
178 APPENDIX. MEMBEACIDjE.
Hah. South India; Naudidrug and Kodaikaiial {T. V. Camphell).
In some specimens the greyish white ahnost makes a maculate
transverse fascia near the middle of the tegmina.
3388. Parayasa elegantula, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and body beneath brownish ochraceous, very
thickly finely pilose ; legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina with
about basal half brownish ochraceous and crossed near its termina-
tion by a pale greyish-virescent transverse fascia, remaining area
mostly palely virescent with small brown spots and the veins also
of that colour; pronotum centrally distinctly carinate, posterior
Fig. 134. — Parayasa elegantula.
process concavely sinuate, its apex black, not nearly reaching the
posterior angle of the inner margin of the tegmina; base of
tegmina moderately punctate; posterior tibia? a little curved.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills (7'. V. Camphell); Ootacamund, Somerdale
{E. E. Green). South ludia ; Kodaikanal {T. V. Campbell).
3389. Parayasa affixa, sp. n.
Head and pronotum brownish ochraceous, central and lateral
areas of front and the ftice blackish, apex of the posterior pronotal
process black ; legs ochraceous, apices of the tarsi black ; tegmina
Fij^. 135. — Parai/a^a affi.ra.
pale ochraceous, the basal area dark brownish within and black
above, the venation ochraceous, beyond the middle the interior
of most of the cells is black with the exception of those on the
upper apical area ; pronotum finely pilose and punctate, centrally
PARAYASA. 179
longitudinally, percurrently carinate, the lateral angles sub-
prominent, the ])o.sterior proceps concave at its basal area, slightly
convexly gibbous at apex, which does not nearly reach the pos-
terior angle of the inner tegminal margin ; face and tibite
distinctly pilose.
Length 4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 niillim
Hub. Mlgiri Hills (r. V. Camphdl).
3390. Parayasa atricapilla, sp. n.
Head and pronotum dark brovvnisli ochraceous, finely pilose,
the anterior and frontal areas of the pronotum and the face black,
the apex of the posterior proaotal process moderately black;
legs dark testaceous ; tegmina subhyaline, wriidded and with some
opaline lustre, the veins and costal and basal areas brownish ochra-
ceous ; pronotum finely punctate and pilose, obscurely centrally
percurrently carinate, the lateral angles subacutely promineut,
the posterior process only moderately concave, its apical area only
very slightly dilated, the apex not nearly reaching the posterior
angle of the inner tegminal margin ; tegmina with the base
punctate, the dark abdomen beneath refiected above ; tibi;e
pilose.
Length 2^-3 : breadth lat. pronot. angl. 1| millim.
II ab. Xilgiri Hills {T. V. CampbeU).
3391. Parayasa affinis, sp. n.
Allied to P. atricapilla, Dist., in the colour and markings of the
pronotum, the posterior pronotal process, however, being more
concavely sinuate ; tegmina (excluding apical area) dark brownish
■ochraceous, the costal area and a broad transverse central fascia
being distinctly darker, apical area pale greyisli mottled with
brown. A larger and broader species than P. atricapilla, the
pronotum much more distinctly centrally carinate ; the face paler
and not black, the pronotal lateral angles a little more broadly
subacute ; the dark transverse central area to the tegmina
contains some short, transverse, linear greyish spots.
Length 3.4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2.} millim.
Hab. 8. India ; Nandidrug {T. V. Campbell).
3392. Parayasa dissimilis, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and body beneath fuscous brown, more or less
thickly finely pilose, greyishly pilose on stenunn ; femora black,
their apices and the tibite and tarsi obscure ochraceous ; tegmiiux
l)ale greyish green, the basal area, a transverse fascia near middle,
a large spot ;it posterior angle of the inner margin and some
smaller spots on a])ical area, fuscous brown, venation more or
n2
180
APPKXDIX. — MF.MBKACID-i:.
less ochraceoiis ; pronotum granulose, the lateral an,<j;les distinct
but not prodiiceii, posterior process short, concavely sinuate, with
Fig. 136. — Parai/asa dis»iniiHs.
the apex distinctly upcurved ahove the inner margin of the-
tegraina ; base oi teginina distinctly punctate.
Length 4; breadth hit. pronot. angl. 2 inillim.
Hah. South India; \\oAi\.\k:nvA {T. V. Camphell).
3393. Parayasa margherita, sp. n.
Head and body beneath black, or blackish brown, pronotum
dark castaneous, its apex a little bhxck ; femora black, their apices
dark ochraceoiis, tibiae a little paler thau femora ; tegmina
brownish ochraceous with some pale virescent suffusions, the
base and an indistinct oblique fascia beyond middle dark cas-
taneous ; pronotum finely granulose, distinctly centrally carinate,
the lateral angles distinct but not produced, the posterior process
Fig. 137. — Parayaaa margherifa.
robust, very slightly sinuate, but not nearly reaching the posterior
angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 4; breadth hit. pronot. angl. 2 millim.
Hah. Assam ; Margherita.
This species, though I include it in the genus Parayasa,
possesses characters which are scarcely congeneric, such as the
practically non-sinuate posterior pronotal process, the longer and
straighter apical areas to the tegmina, &c., but at present I con-
sider it better to pursue a comprehensive treatment, till further
material is available.
3394. Parayasa nilgiriensis, sp. n.
Head and pronotum indigo-black, sparingly finely pilose;
scutellum with an elongate oblique white tomentose spot near
I'ARAYASA.
181
•each basiil angle ; steruum with the Literal areas more or less
greyishly tomeiitose ; legs ocliraceous, tarsi (excluding base)
black ; tegmina j):ile ocliraceous, subhyaliiie, the venation darker,
extreme base indigo-black, iiinuediately followed by au obscure
whitish transverse fascia, extreme apical margin, especially the
inner hall:', distinctly darker ; pronotum thickly, finely punctate,
percurrently, centrally, longitudinally finely carinate, the lateral
angles subprouiiiient, the posterioi* pronotal process apically acute,
well separated from the posterior angle of the inner tegminal
margin.
Length 4.7-0.4 ; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 2 millim.
JIah. Nilgiri Hills (2'. V. Campbell),
Found on Indii/o splendens.
3395. Parayasa modesta, sp. n.
Head and pronotum black; femora black, their apices and the
tibiiB and tarsi pale testaceous, apices of tarsi black ; tegmina dull
semihyaline with a slight dull olivaceous tint, the venation
(especially on apical area) dull ochraceous, the apical cellular
areas distinctly paler, the basal angular area fuscous brown ;
pronotum thickly finely punctate, the lateral areas subprominent,
the posterior process straight, the apex acute, not nearly reaching
the posterior angle of the inner tegminal margin.
Length 4; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 14 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. Campbell).
3396. Parayasa rustica, sp. w.
Head and pronotum pale tawny brown, thickly, rather longly
palely pilose, apex of posterior pronotal process black ; legs dax*k
ochraceous, the trochanters blackish ; tegmina dull greyish, much
mottled with pale brown, the basal and costal areas and two large
Fig. 138. — Parayasa rii.siica.
subquadrate cellular spots beyond middle being the most promi-
nent darker markings ; pronotum thickly punctate as well as
pilose, the lateral anglas subprominent, depressed on each side
near anterior margin, the posterior pronotal process only moder-
ately concavely siiuiate, the apical area slender, not dilated, the
apex not nearly reaching the posterior angle of the inner
tegminal margin ; libite pilose ; tegmina with the basal ai'ea
distinctlv punctate.
Length 4; breadth lat. pronot. angl. 1^ millim.
JJab. Nilgiri Hills ; Lovedale (7'. V. Campbell).
182
APPE.VUIX. MEMBRACTD^:.
Genus SARRITOR, nov.
Type, S. retnsvs, Dist.
Distribution. Jiurma.
Pronotum apparently without a posterior pronotal process * ;
pronotum elongate, truncate before scutelluni, concave laterally,
the latei'al angles frontally produced, very robust but distinctly
recurved, the edges strongly carinate, the apices subacute, the
disk distinctly centrally depressed, viewed frontally the produced
angles are more oblique; scutelluin exposed, not quite so long-
as broad at base, its apex rounded and centrally distinctly
eoncavely excavate ; eyes exposed above at each concave lateral
margin of the pronotum ; face much shorter than front, the ocelli
almost as near to each other as to eyes ; tegmina with the apical
venation straight.
Apart from the apparently peculiar absence of the posterior
pronotal process, on which too nnich certainty must not be under-
stood, the peculiarly concave lateral margins of the pronotum,
thus rendering the eyes visible from above, will render the genus
as readily distinct.
3397. Sarritor retusus, sp. u.
Pronotum dark ochraceous or pale testaceous ; face thickly
greyishly pilose ; legs ochraceous ; abdomen beneath dull greyish
VA'ith the segmental margins darker ; scutellum dark ochraceous
or pale testaceous, the base with two contiguous white, sliortly
<3:>»
Fig. 139. — Sarritor retusus.
pilose spots; tegmina subhyaline, strongly wrinkled, reflecting
the dark abdomen beneath, the basal area pale ochraceous and
thickly punctate ; pronotum thickly, finely punctate, centrallv,
longitudinally, percurrently carinate, behind the eyes slightly
subacutely prominent ; other structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length 5-6; breadth lat. pronot. process. 3 millim.
Hah. Lower Burma ; outside Farm Caves near Moulmein
(F. H. Gravely), base of Dawna Hills {N. Annandale).
I have seen four specimens of this species.
* I have seen four specimens received at various times in which no
mutilation can be detected. The Ethiopian genus ColoborrJiis Germ. (Stal)
(which I have not seen) is described as having the thorax " processu postico
destitutns."
CKHCoi'iDi:. 183
Family CERCOPIU.E. (Vol. IV, p. 79.)
Subfamily MACH.EROTIN.E. (Vol. IV, p. 79.)
Genus MACH^ROTA. (Vol. IV, p. 80.)
3398. Machaerota assamensis, sp. u.
Head and prouotum dark testaceous ; central area of face and
anterior area of pronotum black, the latter centrally divided
by the testaceous central carination, lateral areas of face ochra-
ceous with the striations blackish ; scutellar process pale testaceous,
a lateral longitudinal spot on each side of base and the posterior
margin of the basal process pale ochraceous ; body beneath black
or blackish, the femora black with their apices testaceous, anterior
and intermediate tibiae piceous, posterior tibia; bright pale ochra-
ceous, their apices piceous ; tegmiua pale hyaline, three subapical
cells, about eight apical marginal cells, the one at apex largest
and suffused with brownish, basal areas of extreme costal and
inner margins black; ])osterior scutellar process strongly convexly
depressed and reaching the tegminal apices.
Length iucl. tegm. 6 niillim.
Hah. Assam ; Margherita {Brit. Mus.).
Allied to M. ai>dama)u'iisis, Dist.
3399. Machaerota noctua, sp. n.
Piceous ; face piceous or brownish ochraceous, with the central
area black ; basal area of scutellar process with an elongate spot
on each side and the posterior mai-gin ochraceous, posterior
Fig. 140. — MacJuero/a itdclua.
scutellar process testaceous with a small white spot at base ;
legs black or piceous, posterior tibiae pale ochraceous, their bases
and apices narrowly black ; tegmina hyaline, the veins finely
spotted with brownish, about six marginal cells, the three apical
ones much the largest, three subapical cells, basal areas of
184 APPENDIX. — CERCOPID^.
extreme costal and inner n)argins black ; posterior fjcutellar
process not reaching apex of tegmina and remote from same,
not strongly convexly recm-ved.
Length incl. tegin. 5| millim.
Hab. Pnsa and Eaj puttee {H. MaxweJl-Lefroy) ; Madras Presi-
dency, Waltair {Ind. Mus.).
Allied to M. a ndamanensts, Dist., but differing by the shorter
posterior scutellar process, face less uniformly black, scutellum
not ferruginous at base, the marginal cells to tegmina more
quadrate and uniform in size.
3400. Machaerota pandata, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and basal area of scutellar process brownish
testaceous speckled with black, on the pronotum these speckles
are more or less coalesced and forming marginal and three discal
obscui-e fasciae ; face with the central area black, the lateral areas
ochraceous with the striatious black ; basal area of scutellar
process with an elongate spot at each basal angle and the
posterior margin white, posterior scutellar process testaceous,
with black and white spots at its base ; legs (imperfectly seen in
unique carded specimen) castaneous, a spot at apices of femora
and the posterior tibiae (excluding bases and apices) pale ochra-
ceous ; tegmina very pale ochraceous, veins concolorous, reflecting
the dark abdomen beneath, and thus giving the appearance of a
dark transverse fascia near base ; the posterior scutellar process
is strongly deflected and about reaches the tegminal apices.
Length incl. tegm. 6 millim.
Hab. Nilgiri Hills (T. V. Campbell).
Allied to the preceding species, but with the posterior scutellar
process much more convexly depressed and reaching the tegminal
apices.
Mach^kota planiti.e. (Vol. IV, p. 84.)
Add : Hab. Madras Presidency, Waltair {Ind. Mus.).
N. Bengal; Purneah Distr., Bhogaon (C. A. Paiva).
I have recent!}^ received a specimen of this species from the
Calcutta Museum labelled "On Zizi/pJiusjujuba" (F. H. Gravely).
M. 'planitim varies in the extent of the convex depression in
the posterior scutellar process.
Genus CONDITOR, nov.
Type, C. collatatus, Dist.
Distribution. Brit. India.
Head about as long as breadth between eyes, roundly foveate
on disk ; ocelli near fi'out of eyes and nearer to each other than
to eyes ; face globose, centrally, moderately, longitudinally ridged
POOPllILUS.
185
and finely transversely striate ; proaotuin elongate, ils greatest
breadth about equal to the length of itself and head together,
anteriorly I'eclined, posterior disk distinctly convex, the lateral
angles ainpliated, rounded and somewhat laminate ; scutellum
about twice as long as broad at base, its disk (excluding base)
moderately t'oveate and centrally carinate, its lateral areas broadly
concavely flattened, posterior scutellar process short and slender ;
tegmina talc-like, subhyaline, the veins very prominent and
robust, four apical cells, costal area distinctly but moderately
widened at base.
Allied to MacJuvrojfsis (vol. iv, p. 8-1).
3401. Conditor coUatatus, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum castaneous brown, abdomen
black, sternum and legs brownish ochraceous ; tegmina talc-like,
semi-hyaline, basal half with small black spots, apical area much
Fig. 141. — Conditor coUatatus.
suffused with brownish ochraceous ; wings pale hyaline, the
venation faintly black ; pronotum thickly, faintly, finely punc-
tate ; other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length excl. tegm. 6; exp. tegm. 17 milliin.
Hah. Cochin State ; Parambikulam {P. H. Gravdhj, Iml. Mas.).
Subfamily APHROPHORIN^. (Vol. IV, p. 85.)
Genus POOPHILUS. (Vol. IV, p. S6.)
POOPHILUS COSTALIS. (Vol. IV, p. 80.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Chanmahani (on Paddy — T. Bainhriggi
Fletcher). Assam ; Bhutan Frontier, Mangaldai Distr. (-S. W
Kemp). United Provinces ; Allahabad {B. Lord). Nepal Terai ;
Bijaura {Ind. Mus.).
186
APPENDIX. — CERCOPID.^.
Genus PTYELUS. (Vol. IV, p. 87.)
3402. Ptyelus hambantotensis, sp.n.
Head and pronotum greyish ochraceous ; vertex with two
central longitudinal fasciae, pronotum with three central and
two sublateral fasciae (the latter more or less broken), scutellum
with three longitudinal spots (one apical and two basal), black ;
face dull blackish, anterior area more or less ochraceous, with two
prominent shining black spots on anterior margin ; tegmina pale
ochraceous, a large basal costal marginal spot, a transverse spot
Fig. 142. — Ttyclus hambantoteiisis.
on each side of apex of scutellum, two oblique fasciae on each
side of disk, a transverse fascia near claval apex, and some linear
spots on apical area, black ; body beneath black with ochrnceous
suffusions ; legs blackish ; vertex finely pilose with a central
longitudinal incision ; pronotum and scutellum finely pilose ;
posterior tibiae with two spines.
Length 7 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Hambantota {T. Bainhrigge Fletcher).
Ptyelus nebulosus. (Vol. IV, p. 88.)
Add: Hah. South India; Chikkaballapura {T. V. Camjihell).
Nilgiri Hills {H. L. Aadreivs). Coimbatore (on Calotropis —
T. r. Eama).
Ptyelus hiesutus. (Vol. IV, p. 89.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Tribeni, Hooghly Distr, [hid. Mus.).
Calcutta (A\ Annandah^j.
Ptyelus sexvittatus. (Vol. IV, p. Ul.)
Add : Hah. Bengal ; Pusa (A'. S. P. — on Paddy), Chapra
(^Mackenzie).
ci.oviA. 187
3403. Ptyelus jayakari, s]). u.
Pale brownish ocliraceous ; central anterior margin of vertex
ochraceous with some small black spots ; scutellum with a distinct
black spot at each basal angle and a small piceous spot on each
side before apex, tegmina thickly mottled with short transverse
linear pale castaneous markings ; body beneath and legs pale-
brownish ocliraceous ; face with a broad central longitudinal
fascia, a basal spot between face and eyes, its apical area (more
or less) and disk of clypeiis and sternum piceous, i'ace with the-
basal margin narrowly ocliraceous, the transverse striations pale
castaneous ; rostrum with its apex black and reaching the inter-
mechate coxae; legs either shaded or longitudinally striped with
brownish ; vertex considerably shorter tban pronotum, narrowed
and rounded in front of eyes, and broadly and irregularly longi-
tudinally furrowed ; pronotum more or less strongly longitudinally
furrowed on its anterior area ; apices of the tarsi piceous or
black.
Length 84 to 9| milliiii.
JJah. Bandra (Jayul-ar, Brit. IIus.). Bombay (Dixon). South
India; ChikkahalLipura (T. V. CamjiheU). Ceylon; Madulsima
(T. Bainhrigge Flctclier).
3404. Ptyelus cinereus, sp. u.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum ocliraceous ; face and cheeks
ochraceous, the first with the posterior area and the clypeus
piceous ; body beneath piceous, the abdominal segmental margins
narrowly ochraceous ; legs ochraceous, apices of the posterior
tibite piceous ; tegmina ochraceous, a linear fascia in clavus,
a basal subcostal fascia terminating at about one-third from base
where it is downwraxUy recurved, a transverse macular Fascia a
little beyond middle, and some apical suifusioiis dark castaneous ;
vertex transversely incised before apex, the ocelli about equally
removed from each other as from eyes; face globose, finely
transversely striate ; pronotum with the disk finely, centrally,
longitudinally incised, the whole surface very finely wrinkled ;
posterior tibia) with two slender spines.
Length 7 millim.
Hah. Bengal ; Pusa {K. 8. P.), Skripur (//. MaxireU-Lefroij).
Genus CLOVIA. (Vol. IV, p. 93.)
Clovia conifer. (Vol. IV, p. 93.)
Add: Hab. Lebong; Phoobsering (//. ili«.rw<j?^Lf/ro?/). Assam;
Mangaldai Distr. {Kemp). Cochin State ; Trichur {F. H.
Gravely). E. Himalayas ; Sukna {N. Annandalc). Upper-
Burma ; Hopin (?'. Bainhrigge Fletcher).
188 APPENDIX. — CERCOPID.li.
Clovia puncta. (Vol. IV, p. 94.)
Add : Hah. South India ; Cliikkaballa])ura, iS'ilgiri Hills and
Mysore State (7'. F, Camphell). Bengal; Chapra {Muchenzie,
Fasa Coll.), Skripur, Saran {lad. Mas.).
3405. Clovia burmanica, sp. ii.
Vertex of head, pronotum, and scutelluni pale brownish
ochraceous with numerous longitudinal darker linear fasciae;
body beneath and legs more or less brownish ochraceous ; tegmina
dark brownish ochraceous, two large white spots on costal
margin, the tirst near middle, the second near commencement
of apical area, above the tirst spot is an inner curved white fascia
reaching base, beyond middle obscure linear white markings ;
pronotum distinctly longitudiiuiUy impressed on its anterior half
and less distinctly longitudinally ridged ; face dark brownish, on
each lateral area transversely striate ; posterior tibiaj with two
spines.
Length 8 millim.
Hah. Upper Burma; Maymyo, 3500 ft. {T. Bainhngge Fletchet').
Allied to C. aiulamanensis, Dist.
3406. Clovia mundiila, sp. n.
Vertex of head ochraceous, with two central longitudinal black
lines ; pronotum black, with three central longitudinal ochraceous
lines ; scutellum ochraceous, with two basal quadrate black spots ;
face greyish white, the anterior and lateral margins and two
central spots black ; sternum greyish white with black coxal
spots; body beneath and legs pale brownish; tegmina black, a large
costal spot near middle, tAvo more linear spots near apical area,
and a number of smaller and ill-dehned spots on apical and
subapical areas greyish white ; vertex of head about as broad as
long, obtusely angularly produced; apex of scutellum acute; face
smooth, distinctly transversely carinate where the black spots
occur.
Length 7 millim.
Hah. Ceylon; Nuwara Eliya (i?ri<. J/ns.).
Genus LEPYRONIA. (Vol. IV, p. 97.)
3407. Lepyronia dsedalia, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutelluni black, narrow anterior margin
of vertex, narrow posterior margin of pronotum and two discal
spots to same, and apex of scutellum, ochraceous ; face, clypeus,
and cheeks pale ochraceous, anterior margin of face, and a spot
on each cheek near clypeus, black ; sternum and legs ochraceous ;
abdomen, a large spot behind each anterior coxa, lateral marginal
APHROPHOEA.
189'
areas of sternun), and apices of tarsal joints, black; tegiiiina
black, two oblique macular fasciic (before and near middle), a
transverse macular fasciate spot behind clavus, lateral marginal
spots, and smaller linear apical iuargit)al spots, pale ocliraceous ;
Fig. 14u. — Lcpiinniid fJa-ilnli'i.
head and pronotum thickly finely punctate, the head depressed
before eyes and foveate at apex, shorter than broad, ocelli nearer
to each other than to eyes ; pronotum discally longitudinally finely
sulcata ; tegmina thickly hnely punctate, posterior tibiu) \\ ith two
spines.
Length 6 millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal (7'. V. Camphell).
Genus APHROPHORA. (Vol. IV, p. 99.)
Aphrophoka distajS'ti to replace A. hisignata, Dist. (Vol. IV,
p. 100), nom. prseocc.
Cercopis distanti, Lallem. Gen. Insect. Fa^c. 143, Hum. p. 60 (^1912).
An unlocalised specimen has been described by AValker under
this name (Iiis. 8aund., Honi. p. 93, 1858), and therefore
Dr. Lallemand has rightly renamed my species.
ApHEOPHORA BURMANICA. (Vol. I\', p. 100.)
Add : Hah. E. Himalayas ; Kurseong {N. Annandale).
A single specimen secured by Dr. Annandale at Kurseong is of
a varietal character, having a pale spot with bhick anterior and
posterior margins on costal area of ^tegmina just before apical
area.
Apheophoea nancim:. (Vol. W, p. 101.)
Add : Hah. Dehra Dun Distr., Jaunsa Division, Mundali,
E. Himalayas, near Darjiling (ii. B. llorsfall).
190
APPENDIX. CERCOPlD.i:.
A.PHROPnORA. SIGILLIFERA. (Vol. IV, p. 103.)
Add: Hah. Darjiling. Ceylou ; Nuwara Eliya (iJ^i'i. J/hv.)-
3408. Aphrophora nuwarana, sp. n.
Vertex of head and pronotum castaneous brown, central
carination to first ochraceous, pronotum with a central discal
white fascia posteriorly bifurcating as two connected spois, the
anterior area a little paler with some black linear markings,
scutellum testaceous with its apex pale ochraceous ; face ochra-
ceous, the striations darker with a black transverse fascia beyond
middle ; legs ochraceous, annulated with dark testaceous ; tegmina
purplish brown, the costal area more or less broadly ochraceous ;
A'ertex of head finely punctate, a more or less distinct carination
near each eye, between which and the central carination the
surface is distinctly foveate ; pronotum coarsely punctate, the
posterior margin concavely emarginate ; scutellum compresse
base where it is punctate, the apex practically impunctate ;
tegmina thickly coarsely punctate ; posterior tibiae with a strong
spine beyond middle.
Var. Face without the transverse black faecia ; apex of
scutellum black, not ochraceous ; tegmina ochraceous.
Length 8 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Nuwara Eliya (Brit. Mus.).
3409. Aphrophora trifasciata, 8p. n.
Vertex of head black with ochraceous suffusions ; pronotum
ochraceous, with three longitudinal black fasciae, the central
fascia narrow and situate on the carination ; scutellum black, its
apex ochraceous ; face with its upper half black, the lower half
Fig. 144. — Apliro'pliora trifasciata.
ochraceous ; body beneath and legs ochraceous, the latter aiuiu-
lated with castaneous ; tegmina ochraceous, beyond middle to
apex much suffus^ed with fuscous, some similar coloration on inner
claval margin and a series of minute spots on costal margin ;
ABDAS. 191
vertex of head finely punctate, pronotum coarsely punctate ; face
considerably longer than broad, the lateral areas strongly striate
on upper half, less prominently so on lower half ; clypeus ochra-
ceous, spotted with fuscous brown ; abdomen above centrally,
longitudinally incised; head and pronotum centrally, longitudinally
car in ate.
Length excl. tegm. 5 ; exp. tegm. 14 milhm.
Hah. Lebong ; Phoobsering {H. Mcuvwell-Lefrotj).
Genus ABDAS, nov.
Type, A. nimcupatus, Dist.
Distribution. S.India; Ceylon.
Vertex of head shorter than breadth between eyes, subconically
narrowed from eyes to apex, which is obtusely angulate, obliquely
depressed on each lateral area ; ocelli near the ej-es ; pronotum
subequal in length to that of vertex, both finely, centrally carinate ;
face moderately globose, about as broad as long, centrally longi-
tudinally carinate, distinctly transversely striate ; clypeus about
reaching apex of anterior coxae ; scutellum very small, triangular,
about as long as broad at base ; I'ostrum slightly passing the
anterior coxae ; pronotum with the anterior margin moderately
convex, the lateral margins narrowly outwardly oblique to lateral
angle and then broadly inwardly oblique to base of scutellum ;
posterior tibiae with two promiiient spines ; tegmina about two-
and-a-half times as long as broad, apical areas indistinct.
In this enumeration allied to AjArojihoni, from which it diflfers
in the longer head, small scutellum, broad face, &c.
3410. Abdas]^nuncupatus, sp. n.
Vertex of head, pronotum, scutellum, and tegmina pale shinino-
ochraceous, thickly finely punctate; eyes and a more or less distinct
Fig. 145. — Abdas jinnciijxifns.
central fascia to head and pronotum black; face black, the anterior
margin and two small spots at base of clypeus ochraceous;'
192 APPENDIX. — CEKCOPID^.
sternum and abdomen beneatli black ; femora black, their bases
and apices, tibise and tarsi, coxae and trochanters ochraceous,
apices of tibise black ; face coarsely, closely striate, shortly hirsute j
other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Long. Og-t) millim.
Hah. 8. India ; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camphell). Nilgiri Hills;
Ootacamund, Somerdale (£". E. Green).
Genus JEMBRANA. (Vol. IV, p. 104.)
Jembeana ornata. (Vol. IV, p. 105.)
Var. The coloration considerably darker than in the type.
Add: Hcdy. 8. India; Kodaikanal {T. V. CampMl).
3411. JemlDrana costalis, sp. 11.
Ero^vni^h ochraceous ; tegmina with the costal area beyond
base more or less broadly pale dull ochraceous, the extreme costal
margin from base to about middle narrowly pale ochraceous
spotted with black, near centre of tegmen an oblique, broken,
greyish line, sometimes Aery indistinct ; face ochraceous, the
striations darker, the anterior aiea generally much darker ;
scutelluni black or blackish, sometimes its apex and margins paler;
legs with pale annulations; rostrum passing- the posterior coxae ;
vertex of head somewhat centrally broadly ridged and finely
centrally carinate, punctate and transversely wrinkled ; pronotum
coars^ely punctate, tricarinate, the lateral carinations somewhat
obscure, anteriorly liifoveate ; scutellum discally depressed, punc-
tate and transversely wrinkled ; tegmina thickly punctate.
Length Tg-S millim.
Hah. Ceylon; INJadulsima {T. Baivhyir/ge FlefcJier). Malabar;
Taliparamba. E. Himalayas : Kur^eong (C'. ^. Po{i'«). Darjiling
(^F. H. Gravely). Travancore ; Kulattupuzha and Trivandrum
i^N. Annan dale). Nepal Terai ; Dhakna Bagli (//irf. J/w;?.). Lower
Burma; Moulmein {F. H. Gravehj).
34] 2. Jembrana Wpartita, sp. n.
Allied to the preceding species, J. costalis, but principally
diifering in the tegmina, where the posterior half immediately
behind the oblique broken greyish line is altogether darker and
blacker in coloration and is here much more coarsely punctate
than in J. costalis ; other characters very similar.
Length 8 millim.
Hah. Bengal ; Siliguri.
PH1LA.GEA. 193
3413. Jera"brana? obesa, sj). n.
Head, pronotuii), and body beneath brownish ochraceous more
or less shaded with purplish brown ; face purplish brown, w ith a
central pale ochraceous spot of varying size and length, a similar
spot on each cheek at anterior margin; femora castaneous brown,
their apices and annuiations ochraceous, anterior and intermediate
tibicB ochraceous, an nulated witli castaneous, posterior tibiae oehra-
ceoLis with their apices castaneous ; tegiuina fuscous brown, the
Fig. 140. — Jemhrana ! obesa.
costal area paler but irregularly marked with dark spots ; head
and pronotum punctate, the latter more coarsely so, both centrally
longitudinally carinate, the pronotum with two roundly oblique
carinations defining submarginal foveations ; tegmina coarsely
punctate ; rostrum long, passing the posterior coxse ; posterior
tibijB with two spines.
Length 8-11 millim.
Hah. Lebong ; Phoobseriiig, 500 ft. {H. MaxweU-Lefroi/).
E. Himalayas; Kurseong (E. A. D^Ahreu); near Darjiling (ii'. B.
Horsfall).
I have included this species in the genus Jemhrana, from which
it primarily differs by the bispinose posterior tibiae.
Genus PHILAGRA. (Vol. lY, p. 107.)
3414. Philagra costalis, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum piceous ; basal lateral margins
of vertex in front of eyes, a narrow central longitudinal line and
the lateral margins to pronotum, and a central longitudinal line
and apex to scuteUum, ochraceous ; abdomen above ochraceous, the
base and segmental margins piceous; body beneath and legs
ochraceous, base and lateral margins of face, disk of sternum, and
disk of abdomen beneath piceous or black ; vertex of head longer
than pronotum, acurainately produced, its apex a little recurved,
centrally strongly longitudinally carinate, its lateral margins less
VOL. VI. O
194
APPENDIX. — CERCOPID,^.
prominently carinate, face with the lateral margins obliquely
striate ; pronotum very finely wrinkled, its base strongly sinuate
before scutellum ; posterior tibioe with two spines ; tegmina
Fig. \Al. — l'hilagr(i costalis.
piceous brown, the costal margin broadly pale ochraceous ; wings
pale fuliginous, the veins black.
Length excl. tegm. 9|-10 ; exp. tegm. 18 millim.
Hah. Ganges A^alley (Mackinnoyi).
Genus VERVACTOR, no v.
Type, V. tijplcalis, Dist.
Distrihution. Ceylon.
Vertex of head as long as breadth between eyes, which are
longer than broad, subtriaugular, lateral margins oblique, apex
subacute, centrally carinate and obliquely deflected on each side ;
ocelli much nearer eyes than to each other ; face longer tlian broad,
globose, transversely carinate, shortly obliquely narrowed before
clypeus, which is short and globose ; pronotum sexangular, centrally
carinate, about twice as broad as long, anterior margin convex,
anterior lateral margins straight, posterior lateral margins oblique,
a little concave, posterior margin angularly excavate before scu-
tellum, which is broader than long ; tegmina with tiie costal
margins convex, narrowing to apex, six small apical marginal
cells ; posterior tibiae with a single strong spine beyond middle ;
wliole upper surface more or less densely coarsely punctate.
34:15. Vervactor typicalis, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum dark, shining brownish ochra-
ceous, thickly and coarsely punctate ; vertex with a central anterior
fascia and a marginal spot on each side in front of eyes, pale
ocln-aceous ; face castaneous, with a darker spot before clypeus.
HINDOLA. 195
■and a central ochraceous suffusion or fascia ; pronotuin with a
transverse series of pale spots ; logs ocliraceous ; tegmina brownish
■ochraceous, more or less thickly coarsely punctate, most of the
Fig. 148.— Vervactor ti/picalis.
Teius suffused with black and ornamented with small white spots,
a prominent black macular suffusion near middle of costal area;
-other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length incl. tegin. 6 millim.
Hab. Ceylon; Obiya (0. >S. WicTcwar).
Genus HINDOLA.
Carystus, StSl, Berl. Ent. Zeitschr. vi, p. 303 (1862) ; SfM, Hem. Afr.
iv, p. 81 (1866), nom. prfeocc.
Hindola, Kirk. Entomoloyid, xxxiii, p. 243 (1900), nom. nov.
Type, //. viridicans, Stal, frosn Java, Singapore, and Tenasserim.
Distribution. South Africa, Australia, Malaysia, and India.
Vertex of liead narrow, much shorter than broad, subangularly
produced in front of eyes, its base more angularly sinuate, near
•apex transversely impressed ; face moderately globose, longer than
broad, well separated from eyes ; rostrum short ; pronotum about
three times longer than vertex of head, its anterior margin
■strongly subangularly produced, lateral margins obliquely straight
to base of tegmina then obliquely and somewhat sinuately con-
tinued to base of scutellum, its base strongly concavely sinuate;
scutellum much longer than broad ; tegmina about or almost
three times longer than broad, apex rounded; posterior tibiaj with
two spines.
3416. Hindola lucida, sj). n.
Head, pronotum, scutellum, body beneath and legs pale ochra-
ceous, apical area of scutellum greyish white ; tegmina subhyaline,
"wrinkled, base, claval area, and broad apical margin bronzv-
196
APPENDIX. — CEPtCOPJDJ2.
brown ; pronotiiin finely wrinkled ; scutellum transversely im-
pressed at commencement of the pale apical area; basal and
claval dark areas of the tegmina strongly and coarsely pnnctate ;
Fig. 149. — ■Hindoia lucida.
face centrally longitudinally levigate, on each lateral area trans-
versely striate, the striatious not reaching the lateral margins.
Length incl. tegm. 6-8 millim.
Hah. Cochin State ; Parambikulam {F, H. Gravely).
Allied to the Malayan H. viridicans, Stai, but distinguished by
tbe different markings and colour of the tegmina, larger size, &c.
Genus HINDOLOIDES.
Hindoloides, JDist. A. 31. ^\ H. (8) xv, p. 506 (1915).
Type, H. indicans, Dist.
Distribution. Calcutta.
Vertex of head much broader than long, the anterior margin
angularly subrotundate, the posterior margin more angulately sub-
concave, about twice as broad as long, ocelli near base and on the
lateral margins of the central lobe ; face globose, projecting,,
longer than broad, clypeus short and broad ; pronotum convex,
considerably broader than long, the anterior margin convex, the
posterior margin profoundly concavely sinuate, the lateral margins
moderately oblique, slightly concave near base ; scutellum con-
siderably longer than broad, the apex acute, tiie lateral margins
straightly oblique ; tegmina more than twice as long as broad,,
about basal two-thirds coriaceous and coarsely punctate ; apical
area subhyaline, the apices broadly rounded, subapical cells three,
the innermost small ; posterior tibia? with two strong spines,,
posterior tarsi robust, the basal joint longest.
Allied to the preceding genus Uindola, but separated by the
totally different structure of the face and the shorter and apically
broader tegmina.
QUINQLTATRUS.
191
3417. Hindoloides indicans, Dkt. A. M. N. H. (8) xv, p. 507 (1915).
Head, proiiotum, scutc^lhim, body beneath and legs ocbraceous ;
tegmina with nearly basal two-thirds ochraceous, remainder dull
subh3faliue ; eyes l)lack, with two large black spots on face
Fig. 150. — Hiiidolvides indicans.
between them, meso- and metasterna sometimes spotted with
black, but this is not a constant character ; structural characters
as in generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. oh—i millim.
Hah. Calcutta — on Zizi/phtis jujuha.
Genus aUINaUATRUS, uov.
Type, Q. dohertf/i, Dist.
Distribution. Tenasserim.
Vertex ot head considerably more than twice as broad as long,
including eyes about as wide as anterior margin of pronotum,
ocelli at about middle and near base, very much nearer to each
other than to eyes ; face longer than broad, moderately globose,
cheeks broad, clypeus short and broad ; pronotum about twice as
broad as centrally long, convex, the anterior margin somewhat
angularly convex, the lateral margins oblique, a little concave
anteriorly, the posterior njargin profoundly sinuate ; scutellum
considerably longer than broad, apically acute ; tegmina much
longer than the abdomen and considerably passing its apex ;
posterior tibiae robust and armed with two strong spines, basal
joint of posterior tarsi much longer than second or third ; tegmina
with three apical cells.
3418. Quiiiquatrus dohertyi, sp. n.
Vertex of head testaceous ; pronotum and scutellum greenish
ochraceous, the anterior margin of pronotum dark ochraceous, the
lateral and posterior margins paler ; scutellum paler, centrally
darker ; tegmina subhyaline, rellectiug the dark abdomen beneath,
198
APPENDIX. CERCOPI U.E.
where it appears to be greenish ocliraceous ; body beneath and'
legs ochraceous ; vertex of head rugulose ; pronotum thickly,.
Fig. 151. — Quinfjuairiis dohcrfi/i.
finely punctate, otlier structural characters as in generic-
diagnosis.
Length iucl. tegm. 5 niillim.
Hah. Tenasserim Yalley ; Myitta (Z>o7;fri^).
Genus XENAIAS, nov.
Type, A"", notandus, Dist.
Distribution. jS'ilgiri Hills.
Vertex much sliorter tlian broad, angularly produced anteriorly,
strongly concave posteriorly, ocelli a little more removed from
eyes than from each other ; pronotum broader than long, anterior
margin angularly convex, posterior margin narrower tlian anterior
and strongly concavely sinuate, the lateral margins a little oblique
to base of tegmina and then sinuate to apex ; scutellum consider-
ably longer than broad, subtriangular, its apex acute : face longer
than broad, moderately convex, well separated from eyes; clypeus
more than half the length of face ; tegmina long, somewhat
narrow, rather more than three times as long as broad ; posterior
tibice with one spine.
3419. Xenaias notandus, sp. d.
Head, pi'onotum, and scutellum ochraceous, pronotum (ex-
cluding anterior margin) considerably darker in hue ; body
beneath ochraceous, the face and cheeks more testaceous, the-
lateral margins of the face piceous ; legs ochraceous, the tarsi
distinctly darker ; abdomen above ochraceous, a broad longitudinal
black fascia extending from near apex of scutelhmi to abdominal
apex ; head and pronotum thickly punctate, the pronotum
ABIDAMA. 199
(excluding anterior margin) more coarsely so ; tegmina very
Fig. 152. — Xciiaias nofaiidus.
thickly punctate ; other structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Long. 7-8 millini.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills {T. V. CampheU).
Subfamily CERCOPIN^. (Vol. IV, p. 109.)
Genus CALLITETTIX. (Vol. IV, p. 111.)
Calliteitix contigua. (Vol. IV, p. 112.)
Add: Hah. Brit. India; United Provinces, Shazadpui- (Buohoo).
W. Himalayas ; Kousanie (Tytler). Kuniaon ; Almora (C. Faiva).
Genus ABIDAMA. (Vol. IV, p. ] 14.)
Abidama pkoducta. (Vol. IV, p. 114.)
Add: Hah. Upper Burma ; Wy'xikYiuvi, {T. Bainhrvjije Fletcher)^
Lower Burma ; Pegu Yonias, Thayetmyo Distr. (C /. Eoijers).
Abidama euI'Ula. (Vol. IV, p. 114.)
Add : Hah. East Bengal ; Goalbatlian {B. Hodgart). Assam ;
Mazbat, Mangaldai Distr. {S. W. Kemp).
3420. Al)idama scutellata, sp. n.
(S . Vertex of head and pronotum black ; scutellum, body
beneath, legs, and tegmina sanguineous ; vertex of head somewhat
longly and subacutely produced in front of eyes; ocelli flavous, a
little nearer to each other than to eyes; pronotum obscurely
thickly finely punctate and transversely wrinkled; scutellum a
200 APPENDIX. — CERCOPID.?;.
little roundly impressed near each basal angle ; face centrally
longitudinally ridged ; posterior tibiae with an acute spine.
Length incl. tegiu. 6| millim.
Hah. Assam ; Maugaldai Distr.
Genus PAPHNUTIUS, nov.
Type, P. ostentus, Dist.
Distrihution. Xorth India.
Vertex of head about as long as broad, rounded anteriorly,
strongly centrally carinate, ocelli slightly nearer to each other
than to eyes ; face moderately globose, longer than broad ; pro-
notuni about twice as broad as long, the anterior margin nearly
straight, the lateral margins slightly roundly oblique to tegniinal
basal angle and then sharply oblique to basal angle of scutellum,
the disk moderately conA'ex, posterior margin concave ; scutellum
about as long as broad at base, centrally strongly foveate, posterior
tibife with two spines.
Allied to Caloscarta, Bredd., and differing principally in the
centrally carinate vertex of the head.
3421. Paphnutius ostentus, sp. n.
Black, vertex of head, face, and metasternum sanguineous;
vertex with a black spot before each eye ; pronotum finely thickly
Fig, 153. — Paj^hniiihis osfc?ifus,
wrinkled, moderately foveate near each lateral margin; scutellum
roundly centrally foveate; tegmina very thickly finely punctate;
other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length incl. tegm. 4| to 5 millim.
IJah. Darjiling (7?. B. HorsfaJl and Lord CarmichaeVs Coll.).
Genus CALOSCARTA. (Vol. IV, p. 115.)
3422. Caloscarta pallescens, sp. u.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum testaceous ; a discal spot to
COTs^SIDIA.
201
apex of vertex of head (sometimes absent), a spot near each
anterior angle of pronotum, and basal area of scutellum black, or
blackish; body beneath and legs sanguineous, abdomen beneath
blackish, a fascia crossing face between eyes and the disk of
mesonotum black ; tegmina pale dull ochraceous, extreme base,
base of costal margin and the inner claval mai'gin pale sanguineous ;
head distinctly impressed before eyes ; pronotum thickly finely
punctate and transversely wrinkled, in the typical specimen dis-
tinctly centrally longitudinally impressed on the anterior area
(but this is not a constant character) ; face longer than broad,
distinctly laterally transversely striate and longitudinally centrally
carinate to a little beyond middle.
Length inch tegm. 6 to 7 millim.
Hah. Ceylon ; Diyatalawa, 4000 feet, Peradeuiya {T. Bainhricjrje
Fletcher).
Genus CONSIDIA.
Considia, Stdl, Ofr. Vet.-Akad. Fiirh. 1865, p. 152; Schmidt, Stett.
Ent. Zeit. 71, ji. 324 (1910) ; Lallem. Gen. Insect. Fasc. 143, p. 82
(1912).
Tettigoscarta, Bredd. Sue. Ent. Zurich, xvii, p. 59 (1902).
Type, G. transversa., Walk,
Distribution Burma ; Malayan Region.
Head broader than long, rounded in front, the anterior marginal
area flattened, ocelli about as wide apart as from eyes ; face
globose, almost as broad as long ; pronotum about as broad as
length of pronotum and head together, anterior margin nearly
straight, lateral margins slightly roundly oblique to basal tegminal
anglp and then a little concavely oblique to basal angles of scu-
tellum, convex, somewhat depressed and flattened at lateral mar-
gins, centrally, longitudinally moderately carinate ; scutellum
about as long as broad, centrally, discally, roundly foveate ;
posterior tibife with a strong spine beyond middle ; tegmina
elongate, about three times as long as broad.
3423. Considia nitidula, Bredd. Soe. Ent. Zurich, 1902. p. 59 ; Eist.
Bee. Lid. Mus. ii, p. 139 (1908); id. A. M. X. H. (8) xiv,
p. 333(1914).
Considia borealis, Schmidt, Arch./. Xaturr/. 70, p. 101 (1910).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum black, apex of scutellum
greyish white ; face, pro- and mesosterna and abdomen beneath
bla( k ; legs ochraceous ; tegmina blackish or piceous, a spot at
base (sometimes absent), a discal spot near middle, a small spot
at claval apex, aud two spots, one marginal, on apical area,
greyish white ; pronotum very finely wrinkled and punctate ;
202 APPENDIX. — CERCOPIIXT'.
scutellum foveate and transversely striate ; tegmiua thickly finely
punctate.
154. — Cona'uUa nitidula.
Length iucl. tegm. 11 to 11^ millini.
Hab. 'Bui-ma (ScJunidt). — Malay Peninsula ; Siaiu.
Genus EOSCARTA. (Vol. IV, p. 115.)
Eoscarta, Brcdd. Soc. Ent. Zurich, xvii, p. 58 (1902) ; Dist. liec.
Lid. 3Itts. ii, pt. 11, p. 131 (1908) ; Lullem. Gen. Insect. Fasc. 143.
p. 115 (1912).
Eui-yaulax, Kirk. Hep. E.ip. Stat. Haw. Plant. Assoc, pt. ix, p. 380
(1900).
Eoscarta BOREALis. (Vol. IV, p. 116.)
Eoscarta borealis, Dist. Bee. Ind. Mrs. ii, pt. 11, p. 132 (1908).
Eoscarta eos, Bredd. Soc. Ent. Zurich, xvii, p. 58 (1902).
Yar. Mesosternum black ; legs luteous with the tarsi (or their
apices only) black.
Add: Hah. Nilgiri Hills ; Lovedale (r. V. Campbell).
In eleven specimens sent home by Mr. Campbell, ten are of the
varietal character described above, and one conforms to the typical
standard, save that the tarsi are only black.
3424, Eoscarta fuscata, sp. u.
Head, pronotum, scutellum, and face black or blackish ; an-
terior and intermediate legs black, posterior legs reddish ; abdomen
above and beneath sangviineous ; sternum longly ochraceous ;
tegmina fuscous brown ; vertex of head rugose; face longly cen-
trally furrowed, the lateral areas very finely striate ; pronotum
finely punctate and pilose, the anterior area morn or less distinctly
furrowed ; scutellum centrally foveate ; posterior tibice spined
beyond middle.
Length excl. tegm. 6; exp. tegm. 19 millim.
Hab. South India; Kodaikanal {T. V. Camjibell).
yigiijAntius. 203-
3425, Eoscarta ferruginea, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, sciitelluiii, and tegmina pale ferruginous
brown ; face and abdomen above and beneath sanguineous ;
sternum and legs brownish ochraceous ; face with a distinct, broad,
longitudinal furi'ow, the lateral carinations pronounced, vertex of
head rugose, in places punctate, and in some specimens margined
with sanguineous ; pronotum finely punctate and transversely
wrinkled ; scutellum centrally foveate ; posterior tibia) with a
strong spine beyond middle.
Lengtli excl. tegm. 5-8 ; exp. tegm. IS millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal (2'. V. Cam/>bell).
Genus VIGILANTIUS, nov.
Type, V. fascicdis, Dist.
Distribution. South India. '^
Vertex of head wrinkled and tuberculate, broader than long,,
subtriangular, the apex rounded ; face longer than broad, centrally
longitudinally sulcata, its lateral areas transversely striate, com-
pressed ; pronotum about twice as broad as long, centrally, finely,,
liiieately sulcate, anterior margin behind head subtruncate, the
lateral margins moderately convex to base of tegmina and tiien^
concave to base of scutellum, posterior margin concavely sinuate,
the disk declivous towards head ; scutellum about as long as
broad, centrally foveate ; legs moderately slender, posterior tibiae-
with a single spine; tegmina more than three times as long as-
broad, three apical cells.
3426. Vigilantius fascialis, sp. n.
Dull dark ochraceous ; apical area of vertex and central area of
face sanguineous ; ])rouotum thickly finely punctate and faintly
Fig. 155. — Vi(jilantii(.sJ'usfialis.
transversely wrinkled, the anterior margin levigate, behind which
on each side is a foveate depression ; tegmina faintly, finely
204
APPENDIX, — CEBCOPID.E.
punctate, basal area of the costal margin moderately ampliated
and slightly recurved ; legs ochraceous, anterior femora more or
less longitudinally streaked with black or piceous, apices of the
tarsi black : structural chai-acters as in generic diagnosis.
Long. 8-9 millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal (J'. V. CampheU).
Genus AUFIDUS.
Aufidus, Stm, Trcms. Ent. Soc. Lond. iii, p. 594 (1863) ; Bist. Rec.
Ind. Mus. vol. ii (2), p. 13.3 (1908) ; Lallem. Gen. Insect.
Fasc. 143, p. 121 (1912).
Aufidellus, Kirk. Rep. Exp. Stat. Haw. Plant. Assoc, ix, p. 381
(1906).
Aufiterna, Kirk. he. cit. p. 382 (1906).
Type, A. irifasciatus, Stal, from New Guinea.
Distribution. India; Malay Peniusula and Archipelago; Aus-
tralia.
Vertex of head somewhat flattened and concave, nearly twice
as broad at base as long, couvexly rounded anteriorly, face more
or less longitudinally furrowed, ocelli close together near central
base ; pronotum sexangular ; scutellum distinctly foveate ; teg-
miiia with the veins distinct, before apex distinctly transversely
veined ; tibise a little longer than the femora, posterior tibiae with
a strong spine beyond middle.
3427. Aufidus shillonganus, sp. u.
Vertex of head pale ochraceous, the basal area between eyes
black; pronotum with anterior half pale ochraceous, the basal
area marginally black, centrallv pale ferruginous ; seutelluiu
Fig. 156. — Aujidus skill ongantcs.
ochraceous ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ; prosternum and
abdomen beneath more or less piceous; tegmina subhyaline, the
claval and subclaval areas nale ferruginous, a broad transverse
PHYMATOSTETHA. 205'
blackish spot ou costal and subcostal areas near base, tbe trans-
verse veins defining apical area broadly piceous ; prouotum thickly
and finely punctate ; face only moderately longitudinally furrowed,
the lateral areas finely transversely striate; tegmina very finely
punctate, more strongly so on the darker areas ; posterior tibiae
with a strong spine beyond middle.
Length incl. tegm. 7 millim.
Hab. Assam ; Shillong, The Peak {S. W. Kemp).
3428. A'ufidus conterminus, sp. n.
Head and anterior half of pronotuiii pale ochraceous, posterior-
area of prouotum and the scutellum brownish ochraceous ; body
beneath and legs ochraceous ; lateral areas of presternum, abdo-
men beneath (excluding base) and a])ical areas ot posterior femora
dark castaneous ; tegmuia pale ochraceous, claval, subclaval, and
apical areas fuscous brown ; prouotum very finely punctate ;
scutellum discally foveate ; face moderately, centrally, longitu-
dinally furrowed, the lateral transverse striations distinch ; posterior
tibiae with a strong spine beyond middle.
Length incl. tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. Assam — Bhutan Frontier.
Genus PHYMATOSTETHA. (Vol. IV, p. 118.)
PhYMATOSTETHA nORSIVITTA. (Vol. IV, p. 124.)
Add : Hah. Kumaon ; Bhowali {Incl. Mus.).
Phymatosti«:t]ia deschampsi. (Vol. TV, p. 128.)
Add: Hab. Cochin State; Trichur {F. H. Gravehj). Nilgiri'
Hills {H. L. Andrews).
3429. Phymatostetha riifolimbata, Schmidt, Arch. f. Natnry. 76,
p. 95 (I'JIO).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum i)ale ochraceous ; a broad
transverse fascia at base of head (enclosing the ocelli), basal
angles, lateral margins, and apex of scutellum black ; abdomen
above black with bluish-grey pilosity, which forms more or less-
distinct transverse segmental spots ; body beneath black ; central
disk of face, lateral margins of presternum, and coxae (more or
less) ochraceous ; abdomen beneath covered with bluish-grey waxy
pile ; legs black, femora and tibiae broadly streaked with ochra-
ceous, posterior tibiae almost wholly ochraceous ; tegmina pale
fuscous, costal and apical margins testaceous, the former more
ochraceous near base, six ochraceous spots and the claval area
largely of the same colour ; wings pale bronzy- brown, the extreme
base sanguineous ; head with a faint central carination on front:
and an oblique incised line on each side separating it from ver-
tical angles ; scutellum distinctly centrally foveately depressed ;.
20() APPENDIX. — CEKCOPID.i:.
pronotuui impressed on each side near anterior mar£;in,the lateral
irjargius moderately reflexed ; rostrum very slightly passing the
intermediate coxae : face globose, distinctly transversely striate on
Fig. 157. -I'hi/niato»fetha rufuliiahafa.
each lateral area ; posterior tibia? with two long spines, one near
base, the other beyond middle; teginina about three times as long
.as broad.
Length e.xcl. tegm., $ 19 ; exp. tegni. 42 millim.
Uah. Burma; Karennee (/*'(?« — Genoa Mas.).
..3430. Phymatostetha similis, Schnklt, Arch. f. XaUa-g. 76, p. 96
(1010).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum reddish ochraceous ; base of
head between eyes, two spots near anterior margin of pronotum,
narrow margins and apex of scutellum, black ; abdomen above
glossy bluish black, the three terminal segments and anal append-
age reddish ochraceous : body beneath and legs black ; face
excluding apex and lateral margins of prosternum reddish ochra-
ceous; base of rostrum pale fuscous ; tegmina reddish ochraceous,
four black spots on costal area, the second united to the basal
spot, the fourth smallest and rounded, two small dark spots
near upper margin of claval area; wings pale bronzy, extreme
base sanguineous ; head with a faint central incised line to front ;
pronotum with the lateral margins moderately reflexed ; scutellum
centrally depressed; face globose, the lateral ai-eas faintly, trans-
versely striate, and centrally somewhat obsoletely longitudinally
sulcate; rostrum reaching the intermediate coxae ; posterior tibiae
with two strong spines, one near base, the other beyond middle ;
tegmina about two and a half times as long as broad.
Length excl. tegm., $ 18 ; exp. tegm. 46 millim.
Huh. Burma; Karennee (F(?a — Genoa Mm.).
Allied to P. hasidava, Walk. (vol. iv, p. 127).
3431. Phymatostetha tseniata, Schmidt, Arch. f. Katurg. 76, p. 96
(1910).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum dull purplish black ; head with
the front and anterior angles of vertex, anterior lateral margins
COSMOSCAUTA. 207
of pronotuin, and lateral margins of seutelluin more or less san-
guineous ; two small spots at basal margin of head, ochraceous ;
abdomen above shining bluish black ; body beneath and legs more
■or less black, face and lateral margins of prosternuin sanguineous;
tegmina dull purplish black, thickly, finely, palely pilose ; costal
margin, interior claval margin, and two transverse fasciae (one
before and the other beyond middle), sanguineous, apical margin
ochraceous ; tegmina pale bronz}'^, extreme base sanguineous ;
pronotuin finely, thickly granulosH ; rostrum reaching the inter-
mediate coxae ; posterior tibia; with two strong spines, one near
base, the other beyond middle ; tegmina about two and a half
times as long as bi-oad.
Length excl. tegm., 5 17; exp. tegin. 3S millim.
Hah. Burma ; Ivarennee {Feci — Genoa Mus.).
PnVMATOSTETHA STALL (Vol. IV, p. 119.)
Phymatostetlia siibcostalis, Schmidt, Arch. f. Natiiry. 76, p. 98
(lOlO).
Phymatostetha stSli, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiv, p. 333 (1914).
Add : Hal). Burma ; Kai'ennee {Pea).
Genus COSMOSCARTA. (Vol. IV, p. 128.)
Since I enumerated and described the species of Cosmoacaria
belonging to tlie Indian fauna, employing that genus in its com-
prehensive character as founded by Stal and used by other workers,
Dv. Schmidt has subdivided Cosmoscarta into a number of new
genera, and these have been adopted by Dr. Lallemand in his enume-
ration of the Cercopidaj in Wytsman's ' Genera Insectorum.' I
have now drawn attention to these and pointed out the species
uhich would be involved in this new arrangement.
Dr. Gestro, of the Genoa Museum, has greatly assisted me by
kindly loaning the types of Dr. Schmidt's species for comparison.
Cosmoscarta becisa. (Vol. IV, p. 130.)
Add: Hah. Cocliin State; Kavalai, Parambikulam {F. H.
Gravehj).
Cosmoscarta egexs. (Vol. IV, p. 135, fig. 98.)
Cosmoscarta iiinota, Schmidt, Arch.f. Xiiturg. 7(5, p. 72 (1910).
Var. Cosmoscarta iiinoiiiinata, Schmidt, I. c. p. 7'>.
Cosmoscarta egens, Dist. A. M. N. II. (8) xiv, p. 333 (1914).
Add : Hah. Burma ; Karennee {Fea).
■3432. Cosmoscarta chrysomelsena, Uutl. Cist. Ent. i, p. 255 (1874).
Head (including face), pronotura, and prosternum blacii ; meso-
and metasterua, legs and abdomen above and beneath orange-
208 APPENDIX. — CEKCOPID.E.
yellow ; abdomen beneath with the segments more or less
transversely fasciated with black, usually on the lateral areas and
connexivum ; tegmina black, basal area and a transverse fascia
before apical area orange-yellow ; wings pale fuliginous, extreme
base and costal margin orange-yellow ; head transversely impi'essed
at about one-third from base, but not extending beyond a longi-
tudinal impi'ession on each side of the ocelli ; pronotum with
a central lougitudinal carination on its anterior half : mesonotura
with two central tubercles between which the rostrum passes and
reaches the intermediate coxse ; face globosely prominent, trans-
versely striate and medially longitudinally impressed ; tegmina
densely finely punctate, the reticulate veins on the apical area
prominently raised; posterior tibiae with one strong spine beyond
ijiiddle ; tarsal terminal joint sometimes but not invariably black.
Length excl. tegm. 10 ; exp. tegm. 29-30 millim.
Hah. Assam {Brit. Mus.). — Siam ; Laos {Mouhot — Brit. Mus.).
China ; Shanghai {Fortune — Brit. Mus.).
This species should be placed between C. heroina and C. mon-
tana (vol. iv, pp. 129 & 130).
3433. Cosmoscarta gravelyi, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum shining indigo-black; body
beneath and legs testaceous brown : abdomen above testaceous
brown with the segmental margins black ; tegmina ochraceous,
costal and apical areas, the latter connected with a large quadrate
spot extending from apical area of clavus to above middle of
tegmen, and a basal streak on outer margin of clavus, fuscous
brown ; pronotum centrally longitudinally ridged, and foveately
impressed on each lateral area near base; face globose, laterally
compressed, the lateral striations fine but distinct, the lateral
margins distinctly and somewhat strongly reflexed ; posterior tibiae
with a long spine beyond middle.
Var. Tegmina with the ground-colour sanguineous, not ochra-
ceous.
Length excl. tegm. 9-11 : exp. tegm. 24-27 miilim.
I/ah. Dawna Hills ; Thingannyinaung to Sukli {F. II. Gravehj).
Cosmoscarta naiteaka. (Vol. lY, p. 142.)
Add : Hab. Cochin State ; Forest Tramway, Parambikulam to
Kavalai {F. II. Gravely).
COJIOSCAETA liELATA. (Vol. IV, p. 143.)
Add: Ildb. Coorg ; Pollibetta (7'. Buinhrigge Fletcher).
3434. Cosmoscarta lunata, IHst. A. 31. N. H. (8) xiv, p. 327 (1914).
Body, legs, and tegmina ochraceous, sometimes the abdomen
above is a little darker and more testaceous ; wings very pale
bronzy-brown ; the tegmina when closely examined have some
COSMOSCAKTA. 209
obsolete darker fasciate markings ; eyes blackish ; pronotum with
two discal dark bipunctate markings a little before the anterior
margin, a faint centra! longitudinal impressed line, the lateral
margins moderately reflexed, a distinct oblique impression a little
before each lateral angle ; face globose, centrally distinctly but
shallowly longitudinally sulcate ; rostrum reaching the inter-
mediate coxae ; posterior tibiae with a moderately long spine beyond
middle and a sliort spine near base ; tegmina a little more than
two and a half times longer than broad.
Length excl. tegm. 10 ; exp. tegm. 26-29 millim.
Hah. North India (Brit. Mus.).
3435. Cosmoscarta diniota, Schmidt, Arch. f. Natunj. 7(5, p. 74
(]910).
Head bluish black ; pronotum ochraceous, with an anterior
marginal fascia behind eyes and a broad central transverse fascia
between the lateral angles bluish black; scutellum ochraceous,
its apical area tinged with sanguineous ; abdomen above dull
sanguineous, the segmental margins alternately paler and black ;
body beneath black ; lateral margins of prosternum ochraceous ;
Fig. 158. — Coifiniiscarta Jiiimfa.
legs sano-uineous ; tegmina ochraceous, basal area of costal mem-
brane, two large spots on basal area, three large spots a little
beyond middle, and the apical area black ; wings very pale fuli-
ginous ; vertex of head excavated on each side before eyes ;
anterior lateral margins of pronotum a little reflexed : tegmina
about two and a half times longer than broad.
Length inch tegm., S 7; exp. tegm. 20 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Karennee {Fea — Genoa Mm.).
3436. Cosmoscarta discessa, Schmidt, Arch. f. Natury. 76, p. 75
(1910).
Head and pronotum fuscous brown, front of head and anterior
lateral pronotal margins paler ociiraceous ; scutellum ochraceous;
abdomen above sanguineous with transverse blackish segmental
fasciae ; body beneath and legs dark ochraceous, abdomen beneath
TOL. VI. ^
:210 APPENDIX. — CERCOPiD.i:.
and connexivuni sanguineous spotted with black ; tegmina ochra-
ceous with about six large black spots (one on costal margin near
base, the others in two oblique series), the apical area fuscous
brown, internally somewhat broken and maculate ; wings pale
bronzy bi'own ; pronotum with an oblique discal linear impression
on each side before the lateral angles; scutellnm with a central
longitudinal ridge which bifurcates anteriorly towards the basal
angles, posterior tibiae with a strong spine before apex and a
shorter and more obscure spine near base; tegmina about two and
a half times as long as broad.
Length excl. tegm., 5 11 ; exp. tegni. 29 millim.
Hah. Burma; Karennee (i^ew — Genoa 31 us.).
Allied to C. dorsalis, Walk. (vol. iv, p.. 14(5).
3437. CosmOSCarta OChraceicollis, Schmidt, Arch. f. Naturg. 76, p. 76
(1910).
Head f nscous, front with a pale lateral spot before eyes ;
pronotum pale ochraceous, the posterior margin blackish; scu-
tellnm blackish ; abdomen above and beneath black, connexivum
spotted with ochraceous ; sternum and legs castaneous, tibife a
little darker; tegmina pale fuscous brown, with about seven
darker spots in two curved oblique series, the apical area also
distinctly darker ; wings pale bronzy ; pronotum with a slender,
straight, central longitudinal line; scutellum with a central ridge
which anteriorly bifurcates towards the basal angles ; face dis-
tinctly centrally depressed on basal area ; posterior tibite with a
long spine beyond middle and a smaller obscure spine near base ;
tegmina about two and a half times as long as broad.
Length excl. tegm., S 9 ; exp. tegm. 24 millim.
Hah. Burma; \\.M'e\\\\ee {Oenoa Mas.).
3438. Cosmoscarta fumosa, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiv, p. 329 (1914).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum pale castaneous, pronotum
with two large black spots near anterior margin, ocelli pale
ochraceous; abdomen above and beneath black, the posterior seg-
mental margins pale castaneous; sternum black; lateral margins
of prosternum, and legs pale fuscous ; face, rostrum, coxse, tro-
chanters, bases of femora, and posterior tibiae pale castaneous,
spines to posterior tibiae dark fuscous ; tegmina dark dull purplish
red, apical area and about seven large spots black, the spots placed,
one basal and two curved transverse series of three spots each ;
wings vei'y pale fuliginous, the veins darker ; face globose, the
central sulcation broad but not profound ; rostrum reaching the
intermediate coxae ; tegmina not quite two and a half times as
long as broad ; posterior tibise with a long prominent spine beyond
middle and a short spine near base.
Length excl. tegm. 13; exp. tegm. 32 millim.
Hah. Darjiling (type Brit. Mas.); Sikhim, Eungpo (Lid. JIus.).
Allied to C. ocJiraceicoUis, Schmidt.
COSMOSCARTA. 211
343!). Cosmoscarta assaniensis, Dixt. A. M. X H. (8) xiv, p. '528
(li)14).
Head, pronotutii, and scutelluin black ; a broad transverse
fascia across anterior area of pronotuin and the basal ai*ea of
the scutellum pale dull reddish ; abdomen above shining cas-
taneous ; body beneath black ; rostrum and legs dull castaneous ;
tegraiua dull blackish, base of costal membrane, basal area of
clavus, an irreguhir transverse fascia near middle, and another
much outwardly angnlated fascia before apical area, dull sangui-
neous ; wings pale fuliginous, the extreme base sanguineous;
scutellum distinctly depressed at base, transversely striate ; face
globose, centi'al longitudinal sulcation broad but shallow; rostrum
reaching the intermediate coxae ; tegmina a little less than two
and a half times as long as broad ; posterior tibiae with a long
robust spine beyond middle and a short spine near base.
Length excl. tegin. ll! ; exp. tegm. 132 millim.
Hah. Assam ; Ma'-gherita {Brit. Mus.).
Allied to the Chinese species C. bimacula, AValk.
3J^40. Cosmoscarta imrayi, Bist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiv, p. 328 (1914).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum shining black ; lateral and
posterior margins of pronotum and a transverse fascia before
middle sanguineous, lateral margins and nearly apical half of
scutellum sanguineous ; abdomen above blackish, with the seg-
mental margins pale sanguineous ; body beneath shining black ;
posterior half of face, greater part of prosternum, coxae, tro-
chanters, and legs pale sanguineous, tarsi black ; tegmina dark
shining ochraceous, apical area and six spots shining black, the
spots in two transverse series of three each, the two largest on
costal membrane, the smallest in middle of inner series ; wings
^ery pale fuliginous ; face rather prominently longitudinally sul-
cate; rostrum reaching the intermediate coxae; tegmina nearly
two and a half times as long as broad; posterior tibiie with a
moderately long spine beyond middle and a short spine near base.
Lengtli excl. tegm 10 ; exp. tegm. 21 millim.
Hab. Travancore ; Peermaad (ll. S. Tmnvj, Brit. Mus.).
Allied to C./ora, Di^t. (vol. iv, p. 140).
3441. Cosmoscarta nympha, Bist. A. M. X. H. (8) xiv, p. r,29 (1914).
Head and scutellum black ; pronotum ochraceous, with an
anterior fascia behind eyes and the posterior margin broadly
black ; abdomen above shining black, the posterior segmental
margins narrowlv dull ochraceous; body beneath black, legs some-
what fuscous ; tegmina pale testaceous, apical area paler, more
ochraceous, and there fuscous on the apical margin, beyond middle
three fuscous spots in transverse series, the two uppermost small,
the lowermost larger and somewhat lunate in shape; wings palely
p2
212 APPENDIX. — CEUCOPIDM.
fuligiuous ; face with the central sulcation moderately well pro-
noLiuced (especially near base, where it is broadest); rostrum
reaching the intermediate cox^e ; tegmina less than two and a half
times as long as broad ; posterior tibiae with a prominent long
spine beyond middle, and a smaller but distinct spine near base.
Length excl. tegm. 11 ; exp. tegm. 80 millim.
Hah. Assam ; Khasi Hills (Chejinell, Brit. Mas.).
Allied to C. dimidiata, Dall, (vol. iv, p. 136).
3442. Cosmoscarta balteata, D/V. A. M. N.H. (8) xiv, p. 329 (1914).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum shining black; pronotum with
a broad, anterior, transverse, ocliraceous fascia : abdomen above
and body beneath and legs black ; lateral margins of prosteruum
ocliraceous ; tegmina black, two basal streaks (one in costal mem-
brane, the other in clavus) and three small spots in somewhat
transverse series beyond middle pale testaceous ; wings very pale
fuliginous; face obsoletely centrally sulcata; rostrum reaching
the intermediate coxae ; tegmina less than two and a half times
as long as broad ; posterior tibiae with a strong spine beyond
middle and a small spine near base.
Length excl. tegm. 12 ; exp. tegm. 32 millim.
Hah. tSikhim ; Dam Din {Brit. AIus.).
3443. Cosmoscarta gracilis, Schmidt, Arch. f. Naturq. 76, p. 77
(1910).
Head and pronotum black, lateral and posterior margins of
pronotum ochraceous ; scutellum bluish black, its apex ochraceous ;
body beneath and legs ochraceous, central fascia to face black ;
tegmina bright fuscous brown, apical area a little paler, base and
basal costal margin ochraceous, a pale stramineous fascia crossing
tegmen before middle and a costal spot of the same colour before
apex ; basal pronotal margin a little concave before scutellum,
which is foveately depressed on basal area; face much compressed ;
rostrum reaching the intermediate coxae ; tegmina about two and
a halt' times as long as broad.
Length incl. tegm. 10 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Ivarennee {Genoa Mvs.).
3444. Cosmoscarta trifasciata, Schmidt, Arch. f. Natun/. 76, p. 78
(1910).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum bluish black ; abdomen above
blackish ; body beneath bluish black, tibiae and tarsi more fuscous
in hue ; tegmina dark fuscous with three transverse ochraceous
fasciae, the broadest at base, second near middle, third beyond
middle ; wings pale bronzy ; face globose ; pronotum with the
anterior lateral margins distinctly reflexed ; scutellum distinctly
foveate at base ; posterior tibiae with a prominent spine beyond;
COSMOSCARTA. 213
middle and a very short obscure spine near base ; tegmina about
two and a bait' times as long as broad.
Length exel. tegm., c? 7; exp. tegin. 22 millini.
Hah. Sikhiin {Brit. Mus.). JiLirnia ; Kavennee (Genoa Mas.).
3445. Cosmoscarta himalayana, T)ist. A. M. N. H. (8) xiv, p. -ISO
(1914).
J3ody above and beneath bluish black ; rostrum, coxae, tro-
chanters, and femora sanguineous, tibise and. tarsi black ; tegmina
black, a more or less transverse spot in bases of both costal mem-
brane and elavus, and two waved transverse fasciae (one before,
the other beyond middle) pale sanguineous ; wings pale fuli-
ginous ; pronotum distinctly foveate on each side before anterior
margin, the lateral margins distinctly reflexed ; rostrum only just
reaching the intermediate coxae ; tegmina two and a half times as
long as broad.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 2G millim.
Hab. East Himalayas (Brit. Mus.).
Allied to C. margherita^, Dist. (vol. iv, p. 134).
3446. Cosmoscarta nigriventris, Schmidt, Arch. f. Xatm-ff. 7(i, p. 79
(1910).
Head ochraceous ; pronotum stramineous ; scutellum castane-
ous, more or less palely pilose ; abdomen above black, posterior
segmental margins and the anal segment more or less castaneous ;
body beneath blackish ; face and anterior lateral margins of
sternum pale ochraceous ; legs brownish ochraceous, apices of the
tarsi black ; tegmina pale testaceous, apical area paler with the
venation testaceous, two black spots in claval area and three or
four similar spots outside it, one central, the remaining spots
subapical ; wings fuliginous ; pronotum with a central longitu-
dinal carinate line ; tegmina about two and a half times as long as
broad; rostrum reaching the intermediate cox;i> ; posterior tibia?
with a very prominent spine a little beyond middle.
Length inch tegm. 14 millim.
Hub. Burma; Karennee ( i'Va — Genoa Mas.).
Allied to C.fictUis, Butl. (vol. iv, p. 148).
3447. Cosmoscarta pegliensis. Schmidt, Arch. f. JS'atnry. 76, p. 80
(191(1).
Head blackish, the anterior margin from front of eyes ochra-
ceous ; pronotum ochraceous, with two large black discal spots,
united anteriorly ; scutellum ochraceous, its apex black: abdomen
above dark ochraceous, its basal area somewhat blackish ; body
benea^h and legs ochraceous, some dark lateral sternal spots,
apices of tarsi black ; tegmina ochraceous, the apical area and
214 APPENDIX. — CEUCOPlU.i:.
two transverse fasciae — oue uear base and slightly broken, the
other beyond middle — black; wings slightly fuscous, darker at
base; pronotum with a very faint central longitudinal carinate
line ; tegmina about two and a half times longer than broad ;
posterior tibise with a prominent spine beyond middle.
Length excl. tegm. 9 ; exp. tegm. 22 millim.
Hah. Pegu ; Palon {Feci — Genoa Mvs.).
3448. Cosmoscaita brevis, Schuidt, Arch. f. Xaturt/. 76, p. 81 (1010).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum indigo-blue ; abdomen above
blackish, the basal area broadly ochraceous ; head beneath and
sternum bluish black; legs and abdomen beneath ochraceous;
tegmina dark fuscous, a large whitish costal spot beyond middle ;
wings greyish white with the veins darker ; pronotum witli a
distinct central longitudinal carinate line; scutellum with the
disk strongly excavate ; tegmina little more than twice as long as
broad.
Length excl. tegm. 7 ; exp. tegm. 10 millim.
Ilab. Pegu ; Palon (Fca — Genoa Mvs.).
A small species allied to C. shilhni/ana, Dist. (vol. iv, p. 133).
COSMOSCARTA AFFINIS. (Yo!. lY, p. 154.)
Far. Tegmina with a prominent irregularly-shaped black spot
on disk beyond middle, a small and indistinct linear spot near
apex of clavus and a similar spot near base, black.
Bah. Ceylon ; Eatnapura {2\ Bainbrigr/e Fletclier),
3449. Cosmoscarta prompta.
Cosmoscarta prompta, Schmidt, Arch. f. Naturq. 76, p. 7'2 (1910) ;
Lallem. Gen. Insect. Fa^c. 143, p. 13i>, ii. ol (1912).
Hah. Burma.
As this specits is contained in the Stettin ]\[nseum, I have no
opportunity at present of seeing it, or having anything compared
with it. I can therefore only draw attention to its description.
Genus GYNOPYGOLAX.
Gvnopvgolax, Schmidt, Stctt. Ent. Zcit. 7U, p. 147 (1909) ; Lalkm.
' Gen'. Insect. Fasc. 143, pp. 77 & 127 (1912).
Cosmoscarta (Yol. lY, p. 128), part.
Type, G. proserjnn:!, White, from the Philippines.
Distrihutioii. Burma and Malayan Eegion.
Dr. Lallemand, in his 'Table des Genres' separates this genus
from Cosmoscarta by the followii)g characters : — " Ecusson grand
a disque, creuse en fosette ; protuberance du mesosternum fortes;
median et cubitus moins divergents." Only one species is at
present enumerated in this fauna, and it is here described and
figured.
OPISTAHSOSTETIIUS. 215
34o0. Gynopygolax nigriscutellata, Schmidt, Arch. f. Nafurr/. 76,
]). .j;;(i91()).
Head, prnnotuin, iuid tegmina testaceous red ; scutellum, two
basal spots, and a more or less broken transverse fascia to tegmina
(near middle) black, apical area of tegmen fuscous brown, its
apical margin paler ; body beneath black ; face, clypeus, lateral
Fig. 159, — Crynopi/guld.r niyriscuicllatcc.
margins of prosternum, rostrum, coxa) and legs, and apical area-
of abdomen testaceous red ; bead with two impressions near
base ; anterior lateral margins of pronotum moderately reflexed ;.
tegmina about two and a half times as long as broad.
Length inch tegiii. '21 to 22 millim.
Hah. Burma ; Karen nee {^Fea — Genoa Mus.).
Genus HOMALOSTETHUS.
Homalostethus, Schmidt, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 72, p. 52 (1911); L(dlem..
Gen. Insect. Fasc. 14o, pp. 78 & 138 (1912).
Cosiiioscarta (Vol. IV, p. 128), part.
Type, H. terpsichore, Stal, from the Papuan Eegion.
Distribution. Ceylon and Malayan Archipelago.
This genus appears to be separated from Gynoj)y(jol.ax by the
character of " mesosternum sans protuberance, son bord auterieur
en forme de pli."
One species is included from our fauna : —
COSMOSCAETA TENKAKTl. (Vol. IV, p. 145, fig. 103.)
Genus OPISTARSOSTETHUS.
Oijistar.-ostethus, Schmidt, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 72, p. 55 (1911);
Lallem. Gen. Insect. Fasc. 143, p. 143 (1912).
Opistarso-stethus, Lallem. Gen. Insect. Fasc. 143, p. 78 (1912).
Cosuioscarta (Vol. IV, p. 128), part.
Type, 0. odojnmcfaiiis. A. & S., from Java.
Distribution. Brit. India, jNIalay Peninsula, Malayan Archipelago.
Dr. Lallemand gives the following salient characters for the
genus: — " Eostre atteignant a peine le bord anterieur du meso-
216 APPENDIX. — CERCOPID.B.
sternum ses deux articles etant d'inegale longueur ; bord posterieur
du pronotmn droit ; elytre.s ayaut le median et le cubitus plus
divergents vers le apical."
Oue species is included from our fauna : —
COSMOSCARTA MENACA. (Yol. IV, p. 149.)
There should also be included
COSMOSCARTA XIGROFASCIATA. (Vol. IV, p. 141.)
Genus SIMELIRIA.
Simelivia, Schmidt, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 70, p. 285 (1909) ; LaUem. lien.
Insect. Fasc. 143, pp. 78 & 145 (1912;.
Cosmoscarta (Vol. IV, p. 128), part.
Type, S. viridans, Guer.
Distribution. Brit. India, Cambodia, Malay Peninsula, Malayan
Archipelago, and Nias Islands.
Dr. Lallemand in his ' Table des Genres ' gives the following
clue to SimeUria: — "Bord anterieur du mesosternum saillant,
quelquefois foliace, protuberances du mesosternum non conique.
Kostre n'atteignaut pas les handles mediaues."
The following species is included from our fauna : —
CoSMOSCARTA VIRIDANS. (Vol. IV, p. 155.)
Genus SURACARTA.
Suracarta, Sch»u'dt, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 70, p. 1C6 (1909) : Lallein. Gen.
Insect. Fasc. 143, pp. 78 & 147 (1912).
Cosmoscarta (Vol. IV, p. 128), part.
Type, S. tricolor, St. Farg. & Serv.
Distribution. Tenasserim, Malay Peninsula, Malayan Archi-
pelago.
Separated by Dr. Lallemand from the following genus Lepta-
taspis by having the " Boi'd anterieur du pronotum non foliace,
portant deux protuberances."
Two species are included from our fauna :—
Cosmoscarta tricolor. (Vol. IV, p. 150, fig. 105.)
Cosmoscarta basixotata. (Vol. IV, p. 151.)
Genus LEPTATASPIS.
Leptataspis, Sckinidt, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 72, p. 81 (1911) ; Lalleni. Gen.
Insect, pp. 78 & 149 (1912).
Cosmoscarta (Vol. IV, p. 128), part.
Type, L. siamensis, Butl.
JASSIU.1-:. 217
DistriJmtion. Brit. India, Malay Peninsula, Malayan Arclii-
pelago.
Allied to the preceding genus Suracarta, from which Dr. Lalle-
mand states it diiiers by the following characters : — " Bord
anterieur du pronotum foliace, sans protuberance."
34.51. Leptataspis pirollei, Lallon. (icn. Insect. Fa?c. 143, p. lol,
pi. 7, f.4(l!»li^j.
Head, pronotum, scutellmn, and teginina brilliant black ; the
posterior niargnis of the pronotum and basal margins of tegmina
are brownish ochraceous ; body beneath black, the segmental
margins brownish ochraceous ; legs brownish ochraceous ; pos-
terior tibiae with a stroiig s\m\e beyond the middle.
Length 14 millim.
Hah. Mahe.
I only know this species by the description and figure of the
describer.
The following species are included in our fauna : —
COSMOSCAETA INCLUSA. (Vol. IV, p. 140.)
COSMOSCAKTA EOTUNDATA. (Vol. IV, p. 144.)
Leptataspis plagiventris, Schmidt, Arch.f. Nalitry. 70, p. 60 (1910).
Add: Hah. Burma; Karennee (Fert).
COSMUSCARTA SIAMENSIS. (Vol. IV, p. 151.)
COSMOSCARTA FrLVICEPS. (Vol. IV, p. 152.)
COSMOSCARTA MOOREI. (Vol. IV, p. 152.)
COSMOSCARTA FUSCIPENNJS. (Vol. IV, p. 153.)
COSMOSCARTA LEONIXA. (Vol. IV, p. 153.)
COSMOSCARTA MASOXI. (Vol. IV, p. 156.)
Family JASSID.'E. (Vol. IV. p. l-"^7.)
Subfamily LEDRIN/E. (Vol. IV, p. 15S.)
Genus PETALOCEPHALA. (Vol. IV, p. 162.)
The late Mr. Kirkaldy (liep. Exp. Stat. Haw. Plant. Assoc.
Bull, iii, p. 25 (1907)) stated that I had "overlooked the fact
that Petalocephala is a synonym of Camptelasmus." This state-
ment is, however, untenable, as I have previously explained
(Ann. Ent. Soc. Belg. 1908, p. 98), and requires a reply here.
218 APPENDIX. — jassid.t:.
genus PeUdocephaJa^ writes "ocelli versus basin verticis positi,
ab oculis quam inter se longius remoti." He certainly also states:
" G-enus Camptelasnms, Spin., Petaloceplialce affine videtur," but,
in 1870 (Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Forh. p. 732), he used his genus Petalo-
cephda, as he had every reason to do, a course which I have
followed here and elsewliere.
Petalocepiiala coxica. (A'ol. IV, p. 164.)
This species has been taken by Mr. T. Bainbrigge Fletcher at
Peradeuiya, Ceylon, on the bamboo, Dendrocalamus [/iganteus;.
Petalocephala u^'iformis. (Vol. IV, p. 165.)
Add: Rab. South India ; Chikkaballapura (T. V. OamjdieU) ;
Coimbatore, 8. Cauara, Puttur and Shevaroy Hills (Pusa Coll.).
Petalocephala latifroxs. (Vol. lY, p. 166.)
Add: Ilab. Ceylon; Xuwara Eliya (&r6'eH).
3-152. Petalocephala cephalotes, sp. n.
Virescent ; body beneath and legs more ochraceous ; Aertex of
head about ;is long as breadth between eyes, longer than pronotum,
but not convexly narrowing till near middle, thickly finely punc-
tate, two oblique series of granules commencing at apex and not
continued beyond middle; pronotum thickly finely punctate;
scutellum finely ])unctate, the apical area depressed, striate, and
paler in coloration ; tegmiua finely punctate, more coarsely so in
the claval area, two minute black spots at claval apices and two
similar spots on tegminal suture near middle; posterior tibiae
prominently dentate.
Length inch tegm. 10| millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills ; Coonoor(2'. V. Camphell).
A species to be recognized by the broailly shaped head.
3453. Petalocephala signata, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum virescent ; vertex of head with
a large central oblong black spot, almost reaching base ; body
beneath pale virescent or ochraceous, face with a large central
black spot ; tegmina virescent or ochraceous, claval area — more or
less — a somewhat broken oblique fascia crossing middle, and the
inner margin castaneous ; legs virescent or ochraceous ; vertex of
head about as long as breadth between eyes, the lateral margins
PETALOCEPIIAI/A.
2m
nearly straight for about half their IcDgth and then obliquely
narrowed to apex, strongly centrally carinate ; pronotuiu tiuely
Fig. 160. — ■Pcif(/ocep//ala sitjiiata.
transversely wrinkled and centrally longitudinally impre.ssed ;.
scutelluin transver.sely impressed before apex.
Length 8-9 mi Him.
Huh. South India; Kodaikanal (T. V. C'amphell).
3454. Petalocephala bombayensis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. 441
(1912).
Head, pronotum, scutellum, body beneath, and legs very pale
virescent or greenish ochraceous ; tegmina subiiyaline, talc-like,
the clavus and basal third of costal area pale virescent or greenish
ochraceous, inner area of clavus more or less castaneous ; lateral
margins of vertex and pronotum and a small central spot on
anterior and posterior margins of pronotum castaneoiis; vertex
about as long as bi-eadth between eyes, lateral margiiis almost
straight for a little before eyes and then subaugidarly rounded to
apex, centrally medially carinate ; pronotum centrally finely longi-
tudinally impressed, more or less distinctly transversely wrinkled;
face strongly flattened from in front of eyes to anterior margin ;
posterior tibiae outwardly strongly spiuose.
Length, § , 9 millim.
Hah. Bombay {Brit. Mus.). Nilgiri Hills {Sir F. Hampson)..
South India; Mysore State and Chikkabailapura {T. V. Camphell).
Ceylon; Kandy {H. E. Green). Burma; Buby Mines {Doherty).
In general coloration allied to 1\ nvjrilinea, Walk., but differ-
ing in the larger vertex of head, which is about as long as breadth
between eyes.
Since I described this species under the above name, I have
received it from a number of different localities. It was only
known to me previously from Bombay.
ti455. Petalocephala granulosa, Di!<t. Enftunohcjisf, 1910, p, 196.
Pale virescent ; vertex shorter than breadth between eyes,,
finely punctate, , centrally lou<;itudinally finely subcarinate, the
220 APPENDIX. — JASSID.E.
lateral margins oblique from a little in front of eyes, and narrow-
ing to apex, which is subacute ; eves brownish ; pronotum with
the basal area a little darker in hue, where it is finely grauulose,
the lateral and anterior margins distinctly narrowly darker, the
posterior margin strongly concave before scutellum, which is
somewhat tliickly finely punctate ; clavus thickly punctate, and
with a few fine granules ; tegmiua subhyaline, thickly finely
punctate, the apical margin narrowly black, inwardly narrowly
longly dentate ; body beneath and legs virescent.
Length inch tegm. 8 millim.
Hah. Bengal ; Pusa (//. MaxweU-Lefroy). Nilgiri Hills, Oota-
camund (T. V. CampheU). South India; Chikkaballapura and
Salem {T. V. Campbell).
Most neai'ly allied to P. homhayensis, Dist.
Prof. Maxwell-Lefroy, in forwarding specimens of this species,
informed me that "we have reared this from nymphs which are
fixed to mango leaf, very tightly pressed down on to it so as to be
very difficult to see ; they are more or less transparent, and sit
motionless, very much as a scale insect does. They are not
commoc."
3456. Petalocephala bainbriggei, sp. n.
Pale virescent ; body beneath and legs more ochraceous, apices
of tibiae and tarsi more or less opaline-green ; vertex of head
shorter than breadth between eyes, finely punctate, centrally ob-
scurely longitudinally cariuate, the lateral margins almost straight
in front of eyes and then broadly oblicjuely rounded to apex :
pronotum moderately convex, finely punctate and transversely
wrinkled, the posterior laternl angles rounded, the base concave;
scutellum closely rather coarsely punctate, the apical area trans-
versely striate ; tegmina subliyaline, the claval and subclaval areas
more opaque and virescent, the claval area thickly coarsely punc-
tate, and somewhat at right angles with the rest of the tegmina.
Length inch tegm. 9 milliu).
Hah. South India ; Coimbatore {T. Bainbriyge Fletcher),
Allied to the preceding species, P. granulosa, from which
it differs by its larger size, more oblique lateral margins of
the vertex, the non-granulated clavus, different colour and
markings, &c.
Genus LEDRA. (Vol. YV, p. 171.)
3457. Ledra qxiadricarina, Walk. List Horn. Suppl. p. 249 (1858).
Brownish ochraceous, body beneath and legs paler and more
ochraceous ; vertex of head nearly twice as broad at base as
central length, broadly obliquely convex, centrally longitu-
dinally ridged, the anterior area darkly tuberculous ; face pale
ochraceous, more or less blackened anteriorly ; pronotum with the
disk gibbous, a prominent central longitudinal ridge on each side.
LEDROPSIS. 221
between which are two much less raised and straighter ridges, the
base strongly concave, the lateral areas oblique, punctate; s(Mitel-
lum slightly foveate ; tegmina with a more or less distinct broad
paler fascia occupying the basal area, the claval area distinctly
tuberculate, the apical area paler in hue but with the veins darker ;
posterior tibiie a little ainpliated and broadly sulcate beneath.
Length inch tegm. 14-14.i millim.
Hah. Bengal, (JukXcntin {Atkinson Coll.); S. Canara, Puttur and
Grodavari Distr., Podagatlapallee (Pasa Coll.). — China ; Hong
Kong (Boivring, Brit. Mus.).
LedEA IJfTBEMEDIA. (Vol. IV, p. 172.)
Add : Hah. Ceylon ; Maskeliya {T. Bainbrigge Fletcher, Brit.
Mus.).
Lediia mutica, (Vol. IV, p. 173.)
Add: Hah. South India ; Coimbatore (j''. Bainbrigge Fletcher).
Ledra bilatata. (Vol. IV, p. 174.)
Add : Hah. Near Calcutta, Sibpur Botanical Gardens {Mrs.
Everett). Calcutta {Incl. Mas.), Podagatlapallee ; Godavari
Distr. {Pasa Coll.).
Genus CONFUCIUS. (Vol. IV, p. 178.)
CONFITCIUS BITUBBRCULATUS, (Vol. IV, p. 179.)
Add: Hah. South India ; Coirabatore (7'. Bainbrigge Fletcher).
Genus LEDROPSIS. (Vol. IV, p. 180.)
3458. Ledropsis lutescens, .sp. n.
Head, pronotum, scutellum, aud tegmina pale umber-brown,
tegmina with some small scattered greyish-white spots ; body
beneath and legs more or less pale ochraceous, the tibiae distinctly
darker in coloration, anterior area of face mottled with testaceous ;
vertex of head longer than the breadth between eyes, slightly
upturned towards apex which is obtusely acute, the lateral
margins oblique, the surface irregularly subrugulose and finely
punctate; pronotum with the lateral margins slightly coucave,
the basal margin distinctly angularly concave, finely punctured
and wrinkled; tegmina thickly and somewhat coarsely punctate
on the claval area.
Length incl. tegm. 15 millim.
Hah. South India; Coimbatore {T. Bainbrigge Fletcher).
.222
APPENDIX. — JASSID^.
-3459, Ledropsis angulai-is, sp. n.
Head, proiiotum, and sciitellum testaceous brown, apical area
of head paler, posterior margin of pronotuni virescent, the extreme
basal lateral apices black ; body beneath and legs gre3nsh, tlie tibiae
moi-e or less mottled with testaceous ; tegmina greyish white, the
veins darker; vertex of head about one-third longer than space
1 etween eyes, its apex obtusely angulate, laterally oblique,
Fig. 1(')1. — Ledropsis (iiigidaris.
•centrallv longitudinally ridged, the whole surface more or less
tuberculate ; pronotum with the anterior and posterior margins
subtruncate, the posterior marginal area and the posterior lateral
-•angles subprominent, the whole surface obscurely finely punctate;
scutellum with its lateral margins ridged, its apex prominent ;
:body beneath obscurely seen in unique carded specimen.
Length inch tegm, 14 millim.
Hah. South India; Chikkaballapura {T. V. Campbell).
Ledropsis obijIGEns. (Vol. IV, p. 180.)
Add : Hab. Ceylon (/. C Fri/er). Singapore (//. JW Ridley).
Ledeopsis singalensis.
Ledropsis niaculata, Dist. vol. iv, p. 181 (nom. prseocc).
Ledropsis singalensis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. 446 (1912), ii. nom.
Add: Hab. South India; Coimbatore (2'. Bainhrigge Fletclier).
Genus LEDROTYPA.
Ledrotypa, Dlst. A. M. N. H. (S) x, p. 442 (1912).
Type, L. spatidata, Dist.
Distribution. British India,
Vertex of head flat, the margins moderately laminately reflexed,
about as long as pronotum and scutellum together, the anterior
margin broadly rounded, the lateral margins slightly sinuate
LEDKOTYPA.
223
before eyes, ocelli near base, nearer to eyes than to each other,
eyes posteriorly elongate ; face concave, moderately convex on tlie
apical area; pronotum short, deilected from base, scarcely longer
than scutellum, distinctly foveate before each lateral niarjjin,
anterior margin centrally truncate, posterior margin angularly
concave before base of scutellum ; scutellum broader than long,
posteriorly deflected from base, the apex acute ; tegmina with the
veins prominent ; posterior tibia) four-cornered, curved, armed
with numerous spines, tlie outer edge slightly expanded, and
strongly spinous.
3460. Ledrotypa spatulata, Dist, A. M. N. H. (8) x. p. 442 (1912),
5 . Somewhat uniformly dull ochraceous ; a short black fascia
between and outside the anterior and interuiediate coxae ; vertex
of head very finely and obscurely punctate, its posterior margin
levigate ; pronotum with the disk very finely transversely striate,
foveate on each side a little behind anterior margin, very obscurely
Fig. 1()'2. — Ledrotypa fputulata.
centrally longitudinally impressed ; scutellum with a transverse
impressed line before apex ; posterior tibiae a little curved, u ith
numerous somewhat remote fine spines on outer margiu.
Length inch tegm. 11 millim.
Hah. "Himalayas"' {Brit. 3Ius.) ; Bhogaon, Purneah Distr,.
]S^. Bengal (Paiva, Ind. and Brit. Muss.).
34G1. Ledrotypa cultrata, Walk. (Ledra) List Ilom. iv,p. 1159 (1851);
Stal (Selenocepbalus), Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Fork. 1862, p. 494 ;
Atkins, (part.) J. A. S. B. liv, p. 10« (1885).
Ledra culohata, Walk. List Horn, iii, p. 827 (1851).
Closely allied to the preceding species, L. spatulata, from which
it differs by the shape of the vertex of the head whi<-.h is ante-
riorly much more angularly rounded, and on anterior half has
two longitudinal impressions as though defiiiing a central lobe;
the abdomen above is marked with five longitudinal piceoua
fasciae, one central and two on each lateral area ; apices of femora
224 APPENDIX. — JASSID.E.
more or less anniilated with black ; posterior legs streaked above
with piceous.
Length excl. tegra. 10; exp. tegni. 16 millim.
Hab. " E. India " {Brit. Mas.).
Walker originally described the species under the name of
culohata (supra), which he subsequently (supra) corrected to
cidtrata, the first being probably a misprint.
3462. Ledrotypa greeni, Dist. A. yz. N. H. (8) x, p. 442 (1912).
Body and legs brownish ochraceous ; (abdomen mutilated);
tegmina pale ochraceous, the veins darker and with piceous mark-
ino-s which consist of two long subcostal linear streaks, four
similar streaks (three short and one long) on subapical area, the
lowermost streak followed by one or two small rounded piceous
spots ; vertex of head very finely and obscurely punctate, the apex
a little more augulate than in the preceding species, traversed by
two central longitudinal somewhat obscure impressions ; pronotum
very obscurely transversely striate ; tegmina with the veins sub-
prominent ; wings hyaline, with the veins ochraceous.
Length incl. tegm. 11 millim
Hah. Ceylon (Green).
This description is based on a somewhat mutilated specimen
sent to me by Mr. Green. It is to be readily separated from
L. spatidata by the less concavely sinuate lateral margins of the
vertex and by the piceous markings of the tegmina.
Genus COLUMBANUS, nov.
Tvpe, C. misraaus, Dist.
Distribution. Bengal.
Vertex of head as long as breadth between eyes, its apex con-
vexly truncate, the disk before eyes distinctly subfoveately
depressed ; face a little raised, broadly centrally longitudinally
sulcate ; pronotum shorter than head, its anterior margin trun-
cate, posterior margin very slightly concave, the lateral margins
straight ; scutellum short<-r than pronotum, triangular ; tegmina
just covering the apex of the anal append:ige ( $ ), the veins longi-
tudinal, a few transverse veins beyond middle; all the tibiae
finely serrate, the posterior tibiae more spiaously so.
The broadly sulcate face is a strongly characteristic feature of
this genus.
3463. Columbanus misranus, sp. n.
Brownish ochraceous ; anterior margins of vertex and face pale
ochraceous ; vertex with a dark submarginal lunate fascia ; pro-
notum finely transversely striate, two transverse callosities near
DAIMACnUS.
225
the antei-ior margin; other structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. 10 millim.
Fig. 163. — C'ohiiiihainis misranus.
Hah. Bengal; Pusa (C. S. Misra).
Mr. Misra iiound this interesting insect " on ^rass."
Genus DAIMACHUS, nov.
Type, D. exemplificatus, Dist.
Distribution. South India.
Vertex of head at base twice as broad as long, anteriorly sub-
truncate, the lateral margins a little oblique, base subtruncate ;
front (including face) about as broad as long, face moderately con-
vex, ocelli a little nearer to eyes than to each other ; pronotum
about twice as broad as long, anterior and lateral margins sub-
truncate, posterior margin very slightly concave, behind eyes the
lateral margins subangulate ; scutellum triangular, at base twice
as broad as long ; tegmiiia passing apex of abdomen where they
are attenuated ; posterior tibije moderately widened, four-cornered,
outer edge neither expanded nor foliaceous, outwardly closelv
finely spinose.
3464. Daimachus exemplificatus.
Vertex of head, pronotum and scutellum dull, dark ochraceous,
two discal longitudinal fasciae to vertex, and two central spots to
pronotum dark brown ; scutellum with a pale central longitudinal
fascia ; tegmina pale brownish, the veins more or less spotted
with fuscous ; legs pale brownish ; abdomen beneath concealed in
unique carded type ; bead, pronotum and scutellum more or less
coarsely darkly punctate, more distinctly and coarsely on anterior
VOL. VI. Q
226
APPENDIX. — JASSID.i:.
and lateral areas of pronotum, the latter foveately impressed ;
face finely granulate ; other structural characters as in generic
diagnosis.
/ ^^^ \
Fig. 164. — Daimadnis c.veinplijicatug.
Length 4 millim.
Hah. South India ; Nandidrug (T. V. Campbell).
Subfmily BYTHOSCOPIN.E. (Vol. IV, p. 183.)
Genus IDIOCERUS. (Vol. IV, p. 184.)
3465. Idiocerus maculatus, Jjist. A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. 605 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum ochraceous, head and pronotum
more or less suffused with dull greyish, scutellum with three large
triangular black spots at base and four very small black spots on
■disk ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ; tegmina subhyaline,
Fig. 165. — Idiocerux iiiacclat/is.
costal margin ochraceous, venation black, an elongate inwardly
curved black spot near middle of costal margin, and the apical
margin also black ; a spot at base of face, another near apex of
R.vDir \i)i;s. 227
«lypeus, and apices of posterior tibitc, black ; ocelli nearer to eyes
than to each other ; front (inchidiiig face) about as long as broad ;
vertex of head between eyes about three times as bi'oad as long;
scntellum about as long as head and ]ironotuni together; posterior
tibite with small brown spots and finely spinulose.
Length inch tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. Brit. India ; Orissa, Gopuda Island, Lake Chilka {lad.
Jfm.).
Idiocerus niveosparsus. (Vol. I\^ p. 185.)
Add: Hah. Soutli India; Chikkaljallapura ( 7'. V. Campbell).
Idiocerus clypealis. (Vol. IV, p, 187.)
Add: Hah. South India ; Chikkaballapura (2'. V. CampheU).
Genus BYTHOSCOPUS. (Vol. IV, p. 190.)
Eythoscopus ixdicl's to replace B. chluro/ihaua. (Vol. IV,
p. 191.)
Macropsis iiidica, Lefh. (vol. iv, p. 199).
Bytlioscopus clilorophaiia, Melich. (vol. iv, u. 191 ) ; id. Notes Leyden
Mus. xxxvi, p. 1-21 (1914).
In enumerating the Macropsis indica, Leth., I stated that I had
not seen the species, and that it probably belonged to the genus
Bytlioscopus. Melichar {supra l9l4) has now united the two
species, but Lethierry's name must take precedence.
Add ; Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal and Nilgiri Hills ; Love-
dale {T. V. Campbell). — Seychelle Islds. ; Silhoutte.
34G6. Eythoscopus magnus, sp. n.
Closely allied to B. indicas, Leth., but a larger and more
elongate species ; virescent, the inner tegminal margin beyond
claval apex very distinctly brownish ochraceous, the face pro-
portionally narrower and more convex, the vertex of head broader
and a little narrower; scutelhim apically more acutely produced.
Length Gi to 7| millim.
Hah. Soufh India : Kodaikanal and Nilgiri Hills {T. V. Camp'hell).
Mysore State.
Genus RADHADES.
Radhades, Dist. A. M. N. H. {6} x, p. GOG (1U12).
Type, R. crassus, Dist.
Distribution. Tenasserim.
A'ertex of head short and broad, as seen above about five times
as broad as long, on each side obliquely directed backward to eves ;
q2
228
APPENDIX. — JASSID.i;.
ocelli beneath between the eyes, nearer to eyes than to each other,
front (inchiding face) short and broad, considerably broader than
long, the face moderately convex ; pronotum at base about twice
as broad as long, moderately gibbous, anterior margin rounded,
basal margin somewhat strongly sinuate before scutellum, which
is a little shorter than broad, distinctly shorter than pronotum,
transversely impressed before apex, which is subacute ; tegmina
hyaline, five apical and three subapical cells : costal membrane
broad, claval vein rounded ; posterior tibife somewhat slender,
finely spinulose.
A genus which ma}^ be placed near Bijthoscopus by the short
and broad front (including face) ; the ocelli are nearer base of
face, the vertex of head is obliquely deflected to eyes, and the
pronotum profoundly sinuate at base.
3467. Eadhades crassus, Dist. A. M. N. R. (S) x, p. 606 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum pale fuscous brown ; scutellum
with a black spot at each basal angle, the lateral margins ochra-
ceous, widened before apex ; abdomen above pale fuscous brown,
posterior segmental margins oehraceous, the apical segment nearly
Fig. 166. — Ihidhades crassits.
wholly oehraceous ; body beneath and legs pale oehraceous, tibise-
black ; head, face, and pronotum thickly coarsely punctate, scu-
tellum more finely punctate; tegmina with the basal and claval
areas semiopaque, oehraceous, and obscurely finely granulate ;,
other structural characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length inch tegm. 5 millim.
Hah. Tenasserim Valley ; Myitta {Doherty, Brit. Mus.).
Genus AGALLIA. (Vol. IV, p. 194.)
3468. Agallia rugosa, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. 607 (1912).
Head, pronotum, and scutellum oehraceous mottled with fuscous,,
the head as seen above less darkly so ; scutellum with a reverseti
triangular black spot near each basal angle and with a smaller
AGAI.LTA.
229
dark basal spot between them : froiit and face paler, witli a small
black sput near the insertioii of the antennae ; body beneath
piceous or black ; legs ochraeeous ; tegniina with the clavus
brownish ochraeeous, its outer margin broadiv pale ochraeeous,
beyond the claval area the colour is blackish, witli the costal
Fig. 167. — AuaUiu rii(jo.<ct.
margin gradually widening to and including the apical area
ochraeeous; pronotutn, scutellum, and claval area of tegmina
finely granulose ; ocelli placed about as near to each other as to
eyes; scutellum about as long as pronotum ; head (together with
the eyes) wider than tegmina at ba.se ; face (including clypeus)
nearly as long as width across eyes; pronotum anteriorly con-
ve.xly rounded between the eyes.
Length 34 millini.
Hab. jN". Bengal ( Brit. JIus.).
Allied to A. jdotina, Dist. (vox. n , p. 194), but differing in its
granulose upper surface and distinct coloration.
34t)9. Agallia campbelli, sp. n.
Vertex of head ochraeeous, narrow margins, a central longitu-
dinal line and a rounded spot on each side, dark purplish brown ;
pronotum aiid scutellum dark purplish browu, pronotum with two
central spots near anterior margin, two central angulate spots
behind middle and the lateral margins ochraeeous ; scutellum with
two oblique spots and the apex ochraeeous ; face ochraeeous
mottled with brownish, clypeus spotted with black; legs ochra-
eeous. sometimes annulated with brownish ; tegmina dark purplish
brown, in some sjjecimens, as in the one here figured, with the
costal and apical cells paler, a distinct pale ochraeeous oblique
fascia extending from base to about middle of claval area (in some
specimens this fascia is almost obsolete), claval apex paler ; pro-
notum strongly transversely impressed near middle, scutellum also
transversely impressed ; posterior tibiie strongly spinulose.
Length 2^ to 3 millim.
230
ArPENDIX. — .TASSID.E.
Hah. South India; Chikkaballapiira (7'. V. Camphell).
Tliis species is allied to the Ceylouese A. hij)la(/iata, Melich.,
which I have not seen, and only know from the description.'
Fig. 168. — Agallia campbelll.
3470. Agallia janaka, sp. n.
Vertex of head, pronotum, and scutellum dull ochraceous ;
vertex with two central rounded black or fuscous spots ; pro-
notum with some obscure lateral black spots and the punctures
fuscous ; scutellum with an angulate black spot at each basal
angle, before each an angulate ]iale ochraceous fascia and the apex
of the same colour ; face dull ochraceous , clypeus with two small
basal blnck spots ; legs ochraceous with darker annulatious ;
Fig. 169. — AgalUa janaka.
tegmina dull subhyaline with the veins fuscous brown, the claval
area darker, the veins at base distinctly paler and more ochraceous,
a pale ochraceous spot at claval apex ; pronotum somewhat faintly
transversely impressed before middle, and more visibly broadly
centially longitudinally carinate ; scutellum transversely impressed
before middle.
Length 3^ millim.
NEHELA. 231
Hah. South India; Chikkiiballapura (:?', V. Camphell).
In some specimens, as in tlie one here ligured, tlie tegmina liave
only the apical areas dull subhyaliue with the veius fuscous brown,
before tliis the whole area, is darker and very distiuctly so
immediately before the pale apical area.
Genus NEHELA.
Nehela, Buck. White, Proa. Zoo/. Sor. 1878, p. 473.
Pachynus, iStdl, Hem. Afr. iv, p. \'2~ (1866), notn. prteocc.
Igeriia, Kirk. Wien, ent. Zeit. xxii, p. 13 (1903), n. nom.
Agallia (part.), vol. iv, p. 1U4.
Type, N. vidturina, Buch. White, from St. Helena.
Distribution. St. Helena ; West and South Africa ; Seychelle
Islds. ; Brit. India.
Body cylindrical, elongate ; liead obtuse, short aud broad ; pro-
notuiu broader than long, the lateral margins oblique ; face sub-
triangular, apex produced, laterally before eyes broadly sinuate,
ocelli between eyes, a little further removed from eyes than from
eech other ; scutellum broader than long ; tegmina extending
beyond the abdominal apex, beyond claval area narrowed ;
posterior tibiae finely spined.
I had previously followed Melichar in locating some species he
had described in the genus Agallia, but since he described his
AffaiUa hinutata from Ceylon, he has united that species with
Pachynus himaculicollis, Stfil. Pacliynus, however, is a preoccupied
name, but as StfiFs genus is the same as Nephela, which Dr. Buch.
AVhite subsequently described, tliat name is available, and the new
name proposed by Kirkaldy becomes unnecessary.
Nehela axeovenosa.
Agallia atrovenosa, vol. iv, p. 195, fig. 128.
3471. Neliela montana, Dist. (Agallia) A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. G07
(1912).
Head and prouotum ochraceous ; vertex with two central longi-
tudinal spots, a smaller spot between them, and a spot near inner
margin of each eye black ; prouotum with a large waved fasciate
spot on each lateral area, commencing on anterior but not reaching
posterior margin, and a short line between them nearly reaching
middle, black ; scutellum black, the lateral margins (not reaching
base) ochraceous ; body beneath and legs ochraceous ; front with
a central longitudinal line, two small spots on anterior margin,
and a larger spot between eyes and ocelli black ; margins and
apex of face, the whole of the clypeus, and irregular spots to
cheeks black ; posterior margin of mesosternum, abdomen beneath
232
APPENDIX.— JAS.SID.5.
(excluding apex) black ; tegmina pale ocbraceous, subhj^aliue ;
ocelli placed as near to each other as to eyes ; scutellnm a little
shorter than pronotum ; head together with the eyes wider than
tegmina at base ; vertex of head very slightly rounded in front,
almost truncate.
Length 5 millim.
Uab. Simla, 7000 feet {H. M. Lefroy, Brit. 2Ius.).
17U. — Nchcla mijiitana.
Allied to N. atrovenosa, Melich., from which it differs in the
more truncate vertex between the eyes and different markings and
coloration.
Nehela BiMACULicoiLis to replace Agallia quadrinotata.
(Vol. IV, p. 197.)
Bythoscopus (Oncopsis) biniaculicollis, Sidl, Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Forh.
1855, p. 100.
Pacbynus biiuaculicollit;, Stal. Hem. Afr. iv, p. 127 (1866); Melich.
Wien. ent. Zeit. xxiv, p. 297 (lyOo).
Agallia quadrinotata, Melich. Horn. Ceylon, p. 151 (1903).
Igenia bimaculicollis, Jacohi, Kilimandjctro-Meni Ex2)ed. 12 (7)
p. 129(1910).
Add: Hah. South India; Kodaikanal and Nilgiri Hills (T. F.
Camphcll). — East and South Africa. Seychelle Islands.
I had not seen the specimeii described by Melichar as A. quadri-
notata when I included it in this fauna.
A considerable amount of variation occurs in this species.
Even in the specimens received from Mr. T. \. Campbell, which
were taken in Southern India, the ground-colour of the tegmina
being either pale bluish or dark ochraceous, the darker longitudinal
markinsfs are also variable.
MOONIA.
233
3472. Nehela violacea, sp. n.
Head, prouotum, and scutellum very dark violaceous ; a large
spot oa vertex before each eye, lateral and posterior margins of
pronotum and apical area of scutellum pale ochraceous ; face
oeliraceous, with a broad, central, longitudinal, more or less broken,
dark violaceous fascia, and a few small spots of the same colour ;
legs pale ocln-aceous ; tegmina dark violaceous, claval veins and
claval margin pale violaceous, costal margin slightly ochraceous
and subhyaline : disk of pronotum convexly rounded.
Length 4^ raillim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal {T. V. CampheU).
Genus MOONIA. (A'ol. IV, p. 197.)
3473. Moonia albimaculata, sp. n.
Head, pronotum, and scutellum pale brownish ochraceous ; three
spots on vertex, anterior area and lateral angles of pronotum,
greyishly paler, the pale anterior area with three small dark spots,
and two small rounded darker spots near basal margin ; scutellum
more castaneous at base and with a small pale linear spot near
^^H'/''-^^
/
Fisr. 171. — Noovia (dhlmaculutu .
each basal angle ; body beneath and legs ochraceous, legs more or
less angulated with brownish : tegmina pale bi'ownish ochraceous,
nearly basal half inwardly continued to claval apex more or less
greyish white ; pronotum thickly punctate, centrally more or less
longitudinally carinats ; scutellum transversely incised near base,
the apex moderately globose ; the venation of the darker and
posterior portion of the tegmina is prominent and in places palely
spotted.
Length 5 millim.
Hah. South India; Chikkaballa])ura (^'. F. Campbell).
234
APrENUIX. — JASSID.I;.
3474. Moonia capitata, sp. n.
Very pale fuscous bro^Arl ; two transverse black spots (some-
times connected) on vertex, two small black spots (sometimes larger
and variable in size) on disk of pronotum, tlie transverse subbasal
I'idj^'e to scutellum black ; face A'ery pale testaceous, a small black
spot before each eye; legs ocbraceous ; tegmina pale fuscous browi:i,
the inner area more or less irregularly dull greyish, and with some
apical and apical-marginal spots of the same colour; pronotum,
scutellum, and claval area of tegmina thickly finely punctate ;
vertex of head short, much shorter at middle than on lateral
areas ; face slightly convex, the disk sometimes, but not always,
suffused with blackish.
Length 3| millim.
Hah. South India ; Chikkaballapura and Nilgiri Hills {T.
V. Camphell).
3475. Moonia brunnea, sp. n.
Dark fuscous brown, sometimes more or less suffused with
piceous ; scutellum with a small pale spot near each basal angle ;
tegmina more or less distinctly sprinkled with small ocbraceous
spots ; face ocbraceous, its basal margin suffused with piceous ;
legs ocbraceous, femora (excluding apices) and the tarsi black ;
vertex, pronotum, scutellum, and claval area of tegmina thickly
punctate.
Var. Pemora (excluding apices) castaneous, not black.
Length 4^-5 millim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikanal ( 7'. V. Gamphell).
3476. Moonia variabilis, sp. n.
Head and pronotum very pale ocbraceous, two transverse liuear
Fig. 172. — JMooiiia vur/ahili.'i.
spots to vertex, and two large discal spots — -followed on each side
by a very small one — to pronotum, black; scutellum black with
MOOXIA. 230'
a small spot near eacli basal angle and the apex pale ochraeeous ;
body beneatli black or blackish, face and legs pale ochraeeous,.
apical aiuiulations to femora, apices to tibiae and the tarsi black;.
tegmina blackish, the veins palel_y spotted, the greater part of
ckn'al area, :iiid a transverse spot on lateral area befoi'e middle,
pale ocliraceoiis.
Length 3-5 inillim.
Hah. South India ; Kodaikaual and Xilgiri Jlills {T. V. Camp-
hell).
This species vai-ies very much in colour markings ; the two
discal pronotal spots are sometimes coalesced and in other cases
almost absent, the tegmina are often ])aler so that the dark veins
appear like narrow fasciatemarkincs, or again are darker witli the
pale ochraeeous areas wanting.
3477. Moonia diversa, sp. n.
Tertex of liead and pronotum dull ochraeeous sjn-inkled with
numerous dull brownish spots ; pronotum with a transverse series-
of small dark spots near anterior margin and with a blackish
central, discal suffusion ; scutellum dull brownish with an ochraeeous-
lateral spot on each side; face ochraeeous, a transverse black
Fig. 17^. — Mooiiid (litersa.
fascia at anterior margin and a black spot near each eye ; tegmina
pale brownish intersj)ersed with greyish spots, the veins marked
with small darker granules ; legs ochraeeous, more or less mottled
with brownish ; vertex of head distinct!}^ narrowed centrally ;
anterior margin of face truncate ; pronotum anteriorly strongly
subconvexly i)roduced ; scutellum transversely nnpressed near
middle.
Lengtli 4 millim.
Hub. South India ; Kodaikanal [T. V. Camphdl).
236 APPENDIX. JASSID.i:.
3478. Moonia albivitta, sp. n.
Vertex of bead auci pronotum dull brownish ; proiiotuin with a
trausver.se series of pale greyish spots before middle and two
small black spots near base ; scutellum dull ochraeeous with a
small black spot at eacb basal angle ; face ochraceous, two small
central black spots on anterior margin and a similar spot at mai"gin
of each eye, two central longitudinal brownish spots aTul a s])ot
of the same colour near each lateral margin ; tegmina greyish
white, the veins dull brownish ; legs pale ochraceous, niore or less
mottled and annulated with brown ; vertex of head only slightly
shortened centrally, anterior margin of face slightly convex ;
pronotum w"ith the anterior margin a little convexl}" truncate,
obscurely centrally longitudinally ridged ; scutellum obscurely
■centrally ridged and transversely impressed near middle.
Length 5 millini.
Hah. South India; Ivodaikaual (?'. V. Campbell).
Genus SITADES.
Sitades, Dist. A. M. X. H. (8) x, p. 60S (1912).
Type, S. fasciatus, Dist.
TJisirihution. Bengal.
Vertex short, shorter at middle than on lateral areas, where it
is distinctly grooved before eyes ; ocelli placed on front just
beneath the anterior margin of the vertex, nearer to each other
than to eyes : face a little longer than broad, rounded anteriorly ;
pronotum somewhat convex, foveately depressed on each lateral
area, anterior margin moderately rounded, posterior margin slightly
sinuate; scutellum a little shorter than pronotum, broader than
long, its apex acute ; tegmina moderately broad, passing abdominal
apex; costal margin rounded, veins coarse and prominent, apical
cells five; posterior tibiae shortly, thickly, finely spinulose.
Allied to Moonia, Dist., but differing in the larger scutellum,
narrower and more elongate face, &c.
3479. Sitades fasciatus, Dist. A. 21. X. IL (8) x, p. 008 (1912).
Vertex of head and pronotum pale ochraceous, the first with a
dark indentation before each eye ; scutellum brownish ochraceous,
with the basal margin (centrally broken) black ; body beneath
and legs ochraceous, apices of femora annulated, and tibiae spotted
with brownish ; tegmina pale umber-brown, apical area of clavus
and an oblique longitudinal fascia commencing before middle,
terminating before apical area, and anteriorly transversely con-
tinued towards costal area, dull greyish, outer claval margin with
piceous linear spots, between which are small pale spots, the
claval vein somewhat similarly marked, the general venation also
BUKGADES.
2;J7
distinctly darker aud marked witli small pale spots ; at the pos-
terior termination of the greyish fascia are two piceous blotches
or spots ; pronotum thickly finely granulose ; front of head
Fig. 174. — Sitadcx fasciutns.
beneath with the ocelli distinctly darker, and a small black spot
near the insertion of the antennae ; other structural characters as-
ia generic diagnosis.
Length 4 milliui.
Hal). Bengal {Brit. Mas.).
Genus DURGADES.
Durgades, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) x, p. COS (li)12).
Type, D. nvjropictus, Dist.
Distribution. ]>forth India.
Head with the A'ertex short and broad, centrally carinate, the
eyes extending beyond the anterior angles of the pronotum,
shorter at middle than on lateral areas ; ocelli placed on front
between eyes, nearer to eyes than to each other and nearer to
base of face than to the anterior margin of the vertex ; face about
as long as broad, rounded anteriorly ; pronotum about twice as
broad as long, anterior margin rounded, posterior margin sinuate,
posterior angles somewhat obliciuely rounded ; scutellum broader
than long, shorter than pronotum, its apex angularly acute :
tegmina moderately broad: extending beyond abdominal apex,
costal margin convexly rounded, venation distinct, apical cells
five, claval vein inwardly rounded ; posterior tibiae distinctly
spinulose.
Differs from the preceding ge)ius Sitades by the ocelli being
placed nearer to base of face than to the anterior margin of the
vertex, and nearer to eyes than to each other, and by the venation
of tegmina, especially on clavus.
■238
APPENDIX. — JASSID.I.
3480. Durgades nigropictus, Di<t.
(li»12).
A. .U. X. H. (S) X, p. 609
Vertex of head ochraceous, with two black spots about as iar
from each other as from eyes ; proiiotum and scutellum pale
fuscous brown, the latter with a central longitudinal blackish spot
and a much smaller basal spot on each side; body beneath and
Fig. 175. — Ditrjades iiiyropictiis.
legs pale brownish ; tegniina with about interior basal half
brownish, remainder dull pale ochraceous, some of the veins
longitudinally streaked with black; front of head beneath with
two small black marginal spots and with a black line between
them ; other characters as in generic diagnosis.
Length 4| millim.
Hah. Eastern Himalayas {Brit. Mus.).
Genus PEDIOPSIS.
Pediopsis, Barm. Gefi. Lis-. (1838; p. 16; StxL H-m. Afr. iv, p. 128
(1866) ; Mclich. Cicndinen Mitt.-Earnp. p. 139 (1896) ; Edic. Hem.-
Hom. Brit. Isl. p. 90 (1896).
1\ype, P. tillice, G-erm., a Palasarctic species.
Distribution. Probably almost universally distributed.
A genus to be distinguished from any of the preceding Bytho-
scopinae here enumerated by the narrow and angulated vertex of
the head, situate beneath the more or less convex pronotum ; face
more or less triangular and obliquely truncate before the eyes;
ocelli situate between the eyes ; pronotum moderately convex,
nearly or quite twice as broad as long, anteriorly angulate ;
scutellum much broader than lonfr.
PEDIOPSIS,
239
3481 . Pediopsis orientalis, sp. u.
Greenish ochraceous ; scutellum witli a darker spot near each
basal angle ; teginina appearing distinctly paler on a hroad, costal,
suhapical area, the inner apical margin distinctly darker in hue ;
vertex narrow, almost in direct line with the eyes, as seen above,
^
.^
Fig. 176. — Pediopsis oriejitaii-.
distinctly and somewhat strongly anteriorly angulate ; pi'onotum
twice as broad as long, its posterior margin moderately concave ;
scutellum transversely impressed before apex, and preceding this
there is in some specimens, as in the one here figured, a darker
longitudinal line.
Length 4k millim.
Bah. South India ; Kodaikanal and Nilgiri Hills (7\ V.
Campbell),
3482. Pediopsis lovedalensis, sp. n.
Pale virescent, the apical areas ot" the tegmina more ochraceous ;
vertex of head moderately angulate, tlie pronotum a little more
than twice as broad as long; scutellum with two diseal longi-
tudinal ridges ; face convex, modei'ately globose ; apices of the
tarsi black.
Length 6 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills ; Lovedale (T. V. .Camphell).
Allied to the Paltearctic P. virescens, Fabr., fi'om which it differs
in the less anteriorlv angulated vertex of the head.
3483. Pediopsis garuda, sp. n.
Vertex of head, pronotum, and scutellum olivaceous, the first
sparingly, the two latter thickly, coarsely, darkly punctate, apical
240 APPENDIX. — JASSIDA
area of scatellum less thickly punctate, and preceded by two small
dnrker spots ; face pale olivaceous, thickly, darkly, finely punctate,
the ocelli dark, and situate belween the eyes ; tegmina brownish
olivaceous, the veins darker, finely spotted with greyish white ;
Fig. 177. — Pediopsis garda.
legs ochraceous, the spinules to the posterior tibiae purplish black ;
scutellum transversely impressed beyond middle ; vertex of head
subaugulate ; prouotum twice as broad as long, its posterior
margin subtruncate.
Length 4 millim.
Hah. Nilgiri Hills (2\ V. CampheV).
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Abdas, 191.
abdominalis (Usana),
61.
aberraus (Pyrilla), 85.
aberrans (Zaraila), 85.
Abidama, 199.
Achilina;, 55.
addita (Pceciloptera),
121.
Addenda, 36.
Adzapala, o4.
:\;neus (Tricentrus), 167.
affinis (Cosmoscarta),
214.
afSnis (Parayasa), 179.
affixa (Parayasa), 178.
Agallia, 228, 231.
Akilas, 138.
Alara, 74.
albida (Kermesia), 70.
albifasciata (Messena),
22.
albiflos (Kalidasa), 20 .
albimaculata (Moonia),
233.
albiuotatus (Thabe-
noides), 90.
albivitta (Moonia). 236.
albomaculatus (Otinotus),
159.
albomaculatus (Tricen-
trus), 166.
albosignata (Earuna),
53.
albosignata (Barunoides),
53.
albosignatum (Pogon),
161.
allabens (Tricentrus),
166.
Ambalangoda, 61.
YOL. VI.
ampliiicata (Phra), 80.
Anagnia, 28.
Anaya, 127.
Anclion, 162.
Anclionoides, 162.
andamanensis (Minco-
pius), 100.
angularis (Ledropsis;,
222.
Anila, 37.
annandalei (Oliarus), 30.
annulatus (Onkelos),
137.
anoiiiala (Paraketumala),
127.
Autabhoga, 48.
Apachnas, 113.
Aplirophora, 189.
Aphropiiorinae, 185.
Arawamada, 27.
Archa, 81.
arundinaceie (Puroliita),
136.
assaniensis (Cosmo-
scarta), 211.
assaniensis (Machjerota),
183.
atkinsoni (Atracis), 130.
atkinsoni (Platy pleura),
Atracis, 130.
atricapilla (Parayasa),
179.
atromaculHta (Liburnia),
145.
atromaculata (Phra),
80.
atromaculatus (Heuii-
.xphajrius), 105.
atrotermiuata (Daw-
uaria), 70.
atrovenosa (Agallia),
231.
atrovenosa (Nehela),
231.
atrovenosa (Nisia), 71.
Aufidellus, 204.
Aufidus, 204.
Autiterna, 204.
auriculatum (Pogon),
161.
australicus (Lollius),
100.
Awaramada. 27.
badia (Platypleura), 2.
badius (Otinotus), 158.
baiubriggei (Petaloce-
phala), 220.
bajulans (Leptocentrus),
155.
balteata (Cosmoscarta),
212.
balteata (Mundopa), 42.
balteata (Telingana),
151.
Barma, 43.
Baruna, 53.
Barunoides, 53.
basinotata (Cosmoscarta),
216.
bengalensis (Hilda), 106.
bengalensis (Zuleika),
144.
bhutanensis (Tanna), 4.
bifasciata (Tetrica), 92.
bifurcus (Tricentrus),
165.
Bijaurana, 15.
bijeniiuus (Ilemispliae-
rius), 105.
R
242
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
biniaculatus (Redarator),
88.
biinaeulicollis (Igerna),
232.
bimacLilicollis (Neliela),
232.
bimaculie()llis(Oncop9is),
(Bythoscopus), 232.
biuiaculicollis (Pacliv-
nus;, 232.
binghami (Oliarus) 33.
binsanis (Oxjrhacbis),
148.
biiDartita (Jeaibraiia),
192.
bipustulatiis (Gergitbus),
104.
bipustulatus (Hemi-
sph;vrius), 104.
biturberciilatus (Con-
fucius), 221.
bombayensis (Pctalo-
cepliala), 219.
borealis (Considia), 201.
borealis (Eoscarta), 202.
Boi-ystlieiies, 43.
bovillus (Tricentrus),
164.
brachycepbala (Putala),
26.
Brabnialoka, 87.
breddiiii (Pvrgauclienia),
149.
brevicornis (Otinotus),
160.
brevis (Cosmoscarta),
214.
brevis (Platylotuia), 5.
Brixia, 44.
Brixioides, 85.
briinnea (Mooiiia), 234.
bur)iiaiiica(Apbi-opbora),
189.
burmanica (CloTia), 188.
butleri (Ilobigalia) 56.
Bytboscopinae, 226.
Bythoscopus, 227.
cislata (Gargara). 172.
Calliteitix, 199.
Caloscarta, 200.
campbL'lli (Agallia),
229.
campbelli (Kodaiana),
91.
carapbelli (Muiidopa),
41.
campbelli (Nisia), 71.
campbelli (Otinotus),
158.
campbelli (Telingana),
150.
candelaria (Fulgora).
18.
candelaria (Pyrojis), 18.
Caneirona. 38.
Capelopterum, 97.
capitata (Moonia), 234.
cardinalis (Fulgora), -0.
eardinaii.s (Saiva), 20.
carinata (Kusuuia), 85.
carinatus (Brixioides),
85.
Caristianns, 63.
cariiosa (Drona), 68.
carnosus (Diostrombiis),
68.
Carystiis, 195.
casandra (Meimima), 6.
cavendus (Convector),
153.
Centromeria, 29.
Ceutrotue, 162.
Centrucbus. 168.
cepbalotes (Petaloce-
phala), 218.
Cercopidre, 183.
Cereopinae, 199.
ceylonica (Eporiella),
52.
Chaprina, 76.
ebloraphana (Bytho-
scopus), 227.
cbrysoniela-na (Cosmo-
scarta), 207.
Cibyra, 96.
Cicadatra, 11.
Cicadidi'E, 1.
cinctus (Hemisplijerius),
105.
cinereus (Ptyelns), 187.
cingaleusis (Mnemo-
syne), 34.
citrea (Gargara), 170.
CixiiuiE, 29.
Clovia, 187.
clypealis (Idiocerus),
227.
clypeata (Atracis), 1.32.
Coccosterpluis, 175.
cognata (Teliugana),
149.
coimbatoreiisis (Dietyo-
2)bara), 26.
Coinquenda, 93.
coUatatus (Cunditor),
185.
Columbanus, 224.
Commolenda, 37.
complicatus (Gergitbus).
103.
complicatus (Pogon-
typus), 173.
Cohditor, 184.
Confucius, 221.
confusa (Gargara), 171.
conica (Petalocephala),
218.
Conicoda, 143.
conifer (Clovia), 187.
Considia, 201.
consobrina (Telingana),
152.
conspergata (Epirama),
58.
conspicularis (Gergi-
tbus), Kto.
con terminus (Aufidus),
205.
contigua (Callitettix),
199.
contraria (Gargara), 170.
Convector, 153.
coorgensis (Eicania),
111.
Coruncanius, 94.
Cosmoscarta, 207, 214,
21.5, 216.
costalis (Jembrana),
192.
costalis (Philagra), 193.
costalis (Poopbilus),
185.
crassus (Radhades), 228.
cribratus (Gergitbus),
102.
crowfoot i (Terpnosia),
11.
Cryptoflata, 120.
Cryptotynijjiina, 3.
culobala (Ledra), 223.
cu 1 1 rata (Led rotypa ) ,
223.
cunnuingi (Dictvoj)bara).
24.
cuneatus (Centrucbus),
168.
cuneatus (Tricentrus),
l(i8.
cupreum (Pogon), 161.
curvispina (Telingana),
152.
da?dalia (Lepvronia),
188.
Daimacbus, 225.
dawnana (Pitambara),
83.
Dawnaria, 69.
decipiens (Telingana),
1.50, 152.
ALPUAliETlCAL INDEX.
243
decisa (Cosmoscarta),
207.
decoratus (Centriiclius),
168.
decoratus (Tricentriis),
168.
Dei'eriiuda. 57.
Delhina, \)d.
delicatula (^Sunumgala),
73.
Uelpliaciiuv, 134.
deiisa (liicaiiia), 110.
Derbinse, 61.
deschaiupsi (riiviiiato-
stetha), 20n.
Detya, 115.
deiista (Commoleuda),
38.
diaphaua (Paraiuiciixia),
40.
Dichoptera, 24.
Dictyophai-a, 24.
Dictyophai-inse, 24.
dilatata (Ledra), 221.
diinota (Cosiuoscartu),
209.
Diostrombus, 68.
diseessa (Cosmoscarta),
209.
discolorata (Ililavrita),
120.
discretiis (Macba.M-0-
typus), 173.
dissimilis (Atracis), 133.
dissiiuilis (^Parayasa),
179.
dissimilis (Pogontypus),
173.
disianli (Aphropliora),
189.
distanti (Cercopis), 189.
distant! (Fyrops), 17.
distanti (Varma), 85.
distincta (Sogata), 140.
diversa (Barma), 43.
diversa (Borvstiienes),
43.
diversa (Gelastyra), 97.
diversa (Moonia), 235.
dixoni (Dictyophara),
24.
dohertvi (Quinquatrus),
197.'
Delia, 47.
dorsivitta (Pliyniato-
stetha), 205.
Doryphoriua, 25.
Drona, t)8.
dnbiu-s (Gergitims), 104.
diibius (Hemisphai'ius;,
104.
Dundubia, 4.
Diirgades, 237.
dux (Alani), 74.
Ebhul, 169.
Ectopiopterygodelpliax,
143.
egens (Cosmoscarta;,
207.
Egropa, 105.
Eilithyia, .53.
Eiasmoscelis, 82.
elegantula (Parayasa),
178.
elegantula (Tapoosa),
79.
eliyai:a (Narayana), 97.
elongata (J3rixia), 45.
elongatus (Crergithus),
104.
elongatus (Hemi-
sphterius), 104.
elongatus (Otinotus),
160.
Emphusis, 156.
Eodryas, 52.
eos (Eoscarta), 202.
Eosearta, 202.
Epirama, 58.
Epora, 51, 52.
Eporiella, 51.
orebus (Gergithus), 101.
erectus (Occator), 174.
I<}nri(;ania, 113.
Earyaulax. 202.
Eurybracliydinai, 20.
eurybrachydoides (Del-
hina), 96.
Enrybrachys, 20.
euscbistus (Tricentrus),
164.
exalbida (Cryptotyni-
paua), 3.
cxeiiiplilicatus (Daima-
cbws). 225.
exeniplilicatus (Insitor),
176.
extrenia (Gargara), 171.
extrema (Sogana), 54.
facialis (Atracis), 130.
facialis (Pun(laluoya),
136.
falcata (Colobesthes),
121.
fari".osa (Ketumala),
126.
lastialis (Coruncanius),
95.
fascialis (Vigilantius),
203.
fasciata (Anibalangoda),
62.
I'asciatus (Akilas), 138.
fascial us (Sitades), 236.
Eaveiitia, 56.
fea; (Tbessitus), 23.
fenostrata (Kicania),
109.
ferrugata (Plata), 119.
ferrugiuea (Eoscarta),
203.
forruginea (Phenice), 64.
festiva (Ilomalocepbala),
20.
fimbria (Atraci.s), 132.
liinbriolata (Paratangia),
.59.
Plata, 119.
Flatina;, 116.
flavescens (Centrotvpns),
156.
tlavisigna (Magadbaj, (il.
flavofasciata (Kinnara),
59.
flavovariegatns (Hemi-
spbierins), i04.
flctcberi (Brabmaloka),
87.
fletcheri (Em-ybracbye),
21.
fletcheri (Orthopagus),
29.
fletcheri (Pbaconeura),
72.
fletcheri (Udugama), 29.
ileteberi (Zoraida), 65.
Porculus, 121.
Forculusoides, 123.
formicariiLs (Ebliul), 169.
forrnidabilis (Ox\rba-
chis), 146.
frog^atti (Pbaconeura),
7-.
frontalis (llemispbaerius),
104.
fryeri (Awaraniada), 27.
fryeri (Narayana), 98.
Fulgorii, 18.
Eulgoridie, 17.
FulgorintB, 17.
fulviceps (Cosnioscarta),
217.
fiimata (Kinnara), .59.
funu)sa (Cosmoscarta),
210.
furcifer (Lollius), 100.
fuscata (Eoscarta), 202.
fuscipenuis (Centruchus),
168.
2U
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
fiiscipeimis (Cosmos-
ear t a), 217.
fusco-clypeatus (Heuii-
sphierius), 105.
fuscoiuarginata (Ketu-
mala), 126.
fusconebulosa (Detya),
115.
fuscosignata (Narayana),
97.
Gsetulia, 115.
gardiueri (Antabboga),
49.
Gargara, 170.
garuda (Pediopsis), 239.
gazella (Leptobelus), 149.
Gelastyra, 96.
geometrina (Brixia), 46.
Gergithus, 101.
gibbosus (Forculus), 122.
Gordia, 55.
gracilis (Cosmoecarta),
212.
granulosa (Petaloce-
phala), 219.
gravelyi (Cosmoscarta),
208.
greeni (Adzapala), 35.
greeni (Atracis), 131.
greeni (Leprotypa), 224.
greeni (Nila)iarvata), 141.
greeni (Oliarus), 29.
Gudaba, 12.
guttularis (Crypt oflata),
120.
guttularis var, puncti-
pennis (Cryptoflata),
120.
Gynopygolax, 214.
Hadeodelpbax, 141.
bainbanototensis (Ptye-
lus), 186.
haragamensis (Atracis),
131.
hardwicki (Hypsan-
cbenia), 148.
helena (Dundubia), 4.
Heniispbaerius, 101, 104.
herbaceus (Gergithus),
104.
herbaceus (Hemisphce-
rius), 104.
Hilavrita, 120.
Hilda, 105.
himalayana (Cosmos-
carta), 213.
HindoLi, 196.
Hindoloides, 196.
Hiracia, 47.
hirsutus (Ptyelus), 186.
histrionica (Zoraida), 66.
hodgarti (Oliarus), 31.
Homalocephala, 20.
Honialostethus, 215.
hopponis (Sogaiia), 54.
horizontalis (Tricentrus),
164.
Hy^Dsauchenia, 148.
Idiocerus, 226.
Igerna, 231.
ignotus (Gergithus), 104.
imitator (Telnigana), 152.
imnisi (Khimbya), 14.
Iiuporcitor, 157.
imrayi (Cosuioscarta),
211.
inclusa (Cosuioscarta),
217.
iiicoiispicua (Cicadatra),
12.
indica (Caneirona), 39.
indica (Macropsis), 227.
indicans (Hindoloides),
197.
indicatus (Centrotus),
162.
iudicus (Bythoseopus),
227.
indicus (Caristianus), 63.
indicus (Oliarus), 29.
indicus (Sunimanus),
118.
innoniinata (Cosmos-
carta), 207.
innota (CosnioSL-arta),
207.
iuornata (Brixia), 45.
insignis (Anibalangoda),
62.
insignis (Parapogon),
153.
insignis (Platylouiia), 6.
insignis (Pundaluoya),
13.5.
Insitor, 176.
insularis (Eilithyia), 54.
insularis (Saiva), 19.
intermedia (Ledra), 221.
inusta (Egropa), 107.
inusta (Hilda), 107.
Issinse, 86.
Isthmia, 105.
Jagannata, 89.
jauaka (Agallia), 230.
japonensis (Tanna), 4.
Jassidae, 217.
jayakari (Ptyelus), 187.
Jembrana, 192.
jeukinsi (Terpnosia), 9.
Kalidasa, 20.
kamaoneusis (Tricentrus),
163.
Kamendaka, 75.
karenianus (Otinotus),
159.
Kareol, 29.
kempi (Hypsauchenia),
148.
Kermesia, 70.
Ketuniala, 125.
Khimbya, 14.
Kinnara, 59.
Kirbyana, 37.
Kerbyella, 37.
Ivodaiana, 91.
kurseongensis (Oliarus),
32.
Kusunia, 85.
lactifera (Melicharia),
119.
lanata (Kalidasa), 20.
latii'rons (Gelastyra), 97.
latit'rons (Petalocephala),
218.
Ledra, 220.
Ledrina;, 217.
Ledropsis, 221.
Ledrotypa, 222.
lefroyi (Oxyrliachis), 147.
leonina (C'osmoscarta),
217.
Leptataspis, 216.
Leptobelus, 149.
Leptocentrus, 154.
Lepyronia, 188.
Liburnia, 145.
limbatus (Paranotus),
129.
Lollius, 100.
Lophopinffi. 82.
lovedalensis (Pediopsis).
239.
lucida (Hindola), 195,
lunata (Cosuioscarta),
208.
luteola (Tropidocephala),
143.
lutesceus (Ledropsis),
221.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
245
Machaerota, 183.
Machaerotiiia?, 183.
Miicbici-otypus, 173.
mackeiizici (Ricano-
ptera), ll-J.
iiiaculata (Fulgora), 19.
raaculata (Gudaba), 13.
maculata (Kinuara), 59.
maculata (Ledropsis),
222.
luaculata (Putala), 2(5.
maculatus (Idiocerus),
220.
macLilipennis (Canei-
roiia), 38.
maculosa (Paravasa),
177.
maculosa (Tapoosa), 78.
macuiosus (Faranotusj,
129.
Magadha, (U.
magnus (Bythoscopus),
227.
mahoni (Oiicotympana),
7
maidis (Peregi-inus), 1.34.
majuscula (Gargaraj,
170.
malabarensis (Zorai-
doides), 67.
mamyoiia (Pochazia),
108.
maiidarina (Cryptotym-
pana), 3.
inangiferana (Oxyrha-
chis), 147.
iiianiii (Hypsauchenia),
149.
margberita (Parayasa),
180.
marginalis (Ricania),
109.
margiiiellus (Saliiniis),
116.
maskeliy* (Tajjoosa), 78.
niasoni (Cosinosc-arta),
217.
Mata, 8.
Meiiiiuiia, 6.
Melainpsalta, 16.
melichai-i (Eodryas), 52.
Melicliaria, 119.
Membracidis, 146.
menaca (Cosmoscarta),
216.
Messena. 22.
Miasa, 28.
Microchoria, 84.
mimicus (Otinotus),
159.
minbuensis (Ricania),
109.
Mineopiiis, 99.
miiuitua (Coccosterphus),
175.
luisrauus (Colin iibauus),
221.
mixta (Gargara), 171.
mixta, var. nandidru-
gaiia (Gargara), 171.
Mnemosyne, 33.
modesta (Parayasa), 181.
moesta (Phenice), 64.
montana (Epora) 51.
montana (Gietalia), 115.
montana (Neliela), 231.
montana (Pitambara), 82.
Moonia, 233.
moorei (Cosmoscarta),
217.
Mundopa, 41.
mundula (Clovia), 188.
mutica (Ledra), 221.
miitilus (Centruchus),
168.
mysorensis (Eury-
'brachys), 20.
naiteara (Cosmoscarta),
208.
nalandeusis (Atracis),
133.
uancyae (Aphrophora),
189.
A^arayana, 97.
nebiilosiis (Ptyelus), 186.
Nehela, 231.
jN'eosalurnis, 116.
Nephropsia, 142.
Nicertoides, 75.
iiicobareusis (Anaya),
127.
nigrisciitellata (Gynopy-
golax), 215.
nigriventris (Cosmos-
carta), 213.
nigroclavata (Coin-
quenda), 94.
nigroclypeata (Sarima),
93.
nigrofasciata (Cosmos-
carta), 21 (i.
nigroniacnlata (Cliap-
riua), 76.
nigromaculata (Tetrica),
92.
nigropictus (Durgades),
238.
nigropuuctata (Anaya),
128.
nigropiinclata (Ker-
mesia), 70.
uigropunctata (Seliza),
124.
Nilaparvata, 141.
nilgirieusis (Gergithus),
104.
nilgiriensis (Heruisphae-
riiis), 104.
nilgiriensis (Parayasa),
180.
Nisia, 71.
nitidula (Considia), 201.
niveosparsus (Idiocerus),
227.
nobilis (Apachnas), 114.
noctis (Hemisphannus),
105.
noctua (Machaerota),
183.
notandus (Xenaias), 198.
notata (Paratangia), 58.
nuncupatus (Abdas), 191.
nuwarse (Oliarus), 32.
nuwarana (Aplirojjhora),
190.
nuwarana (Machaero-
typus), 174.
nympha (Cosmoscarta),
211.
oberthuri (Tei-pnosia),
10.
obesa (Jembrana), 193.
obligens (Ledropsis), 222.
obliqua (Hilavrita), 120.
obliqua (Ricania), 109.
obortus (Leptocentrns),
154.
obscurus (Coccoster-
phus), 176.
obtusangula (Meli-
cliaria), 119.
Oceator, 174.
ocellus (Euricania), 113.
ochraceicoUis (Cosmos-
carta), 210.
octopunctatus (Opistar-
sostethus), 215.
oculata (Gordia), 55.
Oliarus, 29.
Oncotynipana, 7.
oneratus (Otinotus), 160.
Onkelos, 137.
opalina (Paratetrica),92.
operculata (Fidicina), 3.
Opiotarsostethus, 215.
246
ALPHABETICAL IXDEX.
Opitarsostheiniis, 21 o.
Orchesina. 142.
orieiitalis (Pediopsis),
239.
ornanda (Telingana), 150.
ornata (Jenibrana), 192.
Oi-tliopagus, 28.
Oryxa, 121.
osniyloidcs (Sassula), 1 15.
ostentiis (I'aplinutiiisi,
200.
Otinotus, 158.
Oxyi-hacliis, 146.
Pachymus, 231.
pnllata (Pbenice), (')4.
pallescens (Caloscarta),
200.
pallescens (Machaeroly-
pus), 173.
pallescens (Otinotus), 160.
l^allescens (Sogata), 140.
pallida (Dictyopliara),
26.
pallipes (Centrotiis), 1.59.
pallipes (Otinotus), 159.
paludatus (C'occoster-
phiis), 175.
paliis (Oxyrhacbis), 147.
pandata (Machtero ta),
184.
Papbnutius, 200.
Paragoineda, 124.
Paraketuiuala, 126.
Paramicrixia, 39.
Paranotus, 128.
Parapogon, 153.
Paratangia, 58.
Paratetrica, 92.
Parayasa, 176.
paria (Telingan;i), 152.
peculiai-is (P'orciilus), 121.
Pediopsis, 238.
pegnensis (Cosmoscarta),
213.
pegnensis (Fulgora), 18.
pennata (Drona), 68.
pennatus (Diostrombut-),
68.
Peraiidenina, 75.
perarniatus ( ICnipbtisis),
156.
Pei-egrinus, 134.
Perianian, 157.
perpusilla (Pyrilla), 85.
perpiisilla (Zaniila), ^5.
Petalocepbala, 217.
Pbaconeura, 72.
pbal?ena (Ric-anoptcra),
113.
Piienice. 64.
Pliilagra. 193.
Pbra, 79.
Pbymatostetba, 2(_t"i.
picta (Pouiponia), 7.
pictipeunis (Pbra), 80.
pilosnni (Ancbon), 162.
pilosus (Perianian). 157.
pipera (Pocbazia), 108.
pirollei (Leptataspis),
217.
Pitanibara, 82.
plagiveutris (Leptatas-
pis), 217._
plagosa (Bi-ixia), 44.
plana (Poeciloptera), 121.
planiceps (Mnemosyne),
33.
planitise (Macbrerota),
184.
Platyloniia, 5.
Platypleura, 1.
platvpoda (Elasmocelis),
82.
Pocbazia, 108.
Pogon, 161.
Pogontypus. 173.
Pouiponia, 7.
poniponia (Quintilia), 14.
Poopliilus 185.
Privesa, 113.
]3roducta (Abidania). 199.
projectus (Tricentrns),
165.
proinpta (Cosmoscarta),
214.
prunotalis (Sardia), 141.
pronus (Tricentrus), 166.
proprius (Tricentroides),
169.
jirdserpina (Gynopygo-
las), 214.
proteus(Gorgitlnis), 102.
Psalniocliarias, 12.
Ptyelus, 186.
pulebelia (Pundalnoya),
135.
pinicta (Clovia), 188.
pnnctipeiniis (Mnemo-
syne), 34.
piinctipennis (Oliarns),
34.
Pundalnoya, 134.
pundaluoyana (Nara-
yana), 98.
Purobita, 136.
]uisana (Pyriila), 84.
pusana (Seliza), 124.
pusana (Sogata), 139.
pustulata (Favenlia), 56.
Putala, 26.
Pyrilla, 84.
Pyrops, 17.
quadrata (Melicbaria),
119.
qnadricarina (Ledra).
220.
quadrinotata (Agallia),
232.
quaarula (Psabnocbarias),
13.
quivrula (Sena). 12.
Qninquatrus, 197.
Quintilia, 14.
Radbades, 227.
radiata (Messeiia). 22.
raja (Cicadatra), 11.
rania (Mata), 8.
ramakrisbna (Ricauo-
ptera), 112.
rectangulatum (Ancbon),
162.
Redarator, 88.
regina (Mundopa), 42.
relata (Cosmoscarta),
208.
repandus (Tricentrus),
163.
resectus (Tricentrus), 167.
reticnlatus (Gergitbus),
104.
reticnlatus (Hemispbae-
rius), 104.
reticidatus ( Xeosalurnis),
117.
retusus (8arritt)r), 182.
Ricania, 109.
Ru-aniina;, 108.
Ricanoptera, 111.
Ribana, 2
Robigalia. 56.
Robigus, 68.
rogersi (Tempsa). 89.
rostrata (Sardia), 141.
rotnndata (Cosmoscarta),
217.
rubroniaculata (Tambi-
nia), 48.
rubronervis (Forculu-
soides), 123.
rubro-ornata ( Eurybra-
cbys), 21.
ruhrovittata (Miasa), 28.
rudis (Oxyrbacbis), 146.
rufescens (Oxyrbacbis),
146.
ALPHABKTICAIj INIMOX.
247
ruficeps (Hemispliaerius),
104.
riifiliiieiis (Paraiiotu.s),
ll'S.
nifoliiiibata (Pliyinato-
.stetha). :i05.
rufula (Abiclania), 199.
riigosa (Agallia), '22^.
rustica (Parayasa), l8l.
sadeyana (Atracis), 132.
sanguineus (Eobigus), 09.
Sardia, Ul.
Sardis, (14.
Sarima, 93.
Sarritiu-, 182
Sassula, 115.
Satapa, 118.
schaumi i^Gergitluis), 101,
104.
schaumi (Ileniisplijcrius),
104.
scutellata (Abidaina), 199.
sciitellatus (Leptocen-
trus), 155.
seciindus (Gergitlius),
104.
secnndus (Hemisplue-
rius), 104.
securis (Centrutypus),
15r..
Seliza, 124.
seminigei- (Riliana), 2.
Sena, 12.
Serida, 84.
sexvittatus (Ptyelus), 18G.
sherwilli (Serida), 84.
sbilloDganus (Aufidus),
204.
.siamensis (Cosinoscartaj,
217.
siainensis (Leijtataspis),
216.
sigillifera (Apliropliora),
190.
signata (Orchesnia). 142.
signata (Pefcilocephaki),
218.
sikbimensis (Gargara),
171.
sima (JMiasma), 26.
sima (Piitala), 26.
Sinieliria, 210.
siuiilis (Pbyuiatostetba),
20(>.
Simla; (Oliarus), 'M.
siniplicia (Pundaluoya),
134.
singalensis (Ledropsis),
sinuata (Ket iiiiiala), 125.
sita (Bijaiiraiia), 16.
sita (Miiudopa), 42.
Sitade.*, 23i).
Sinara, 142.
sniaragdiliiiea (Miasma),
28.
Sogana, 54.
Sogata, 139.
soriicula (Miriza), 115.
sorucula (Sassula), 115.
spatulata (Ledrotypa),
223.
spec-tans (Golastyra), 96.
spectra (Kaineudaka), 75.
spectra (Kinnara), 60.
spectra (Zoraida), 60.
splendidida (Gargara),
172.
Stacotoides, .50.
stall (Doryphorina), 2i>.
stall (Phymatostetha),
207.'
sternalis (Sogata), 139.
Stiborus, 49.
stigrnutlca (Deferunda),
57.
strigipennls (Borys-
theiies), 43.
striglvitta (Diehoptera),
24.
siibaiigulatus (Trieen-
trus), 165.
subcostalis (Pliyuiato-
stetha), 207.
substitutus (Leptocen-
trus), 154.
subtilis (Epora), 52.
sukuanlcus (Borys-
tbenes), 44.
Suinangala, 73.
Suniiiianus, 1 17.
Suracarta, 210.
ta^nlata (Piiyniatostetha).
200.
Tanibinia, 47.
Taniia, 4.
Tapoosa, 77.
tarandus (Oxyrhaciiis),
140.
tauriis (Leptocentrus),
1.54.
Telingana, 149.
Tenipsa, 89.
tenasseriuiensls (Hilda),
106.
tennanti (Oosmoscarta),
215.
Terpnosia, 9.
terp.oichore (Homaloste-
ibus), 21.5.
Tetrica, 92.
Tettigoscarta, 201. .
Tliabenoides. 90.
Tlies.situs, 23.
thoracica (Sogata), 140.
tilliie (Pediopsis), 238.
tisiplione (Kicania), 110.
tonientosa ( Eurybrachys),
transversa (Considia),
201.
transversiis (Otinotus),
161.
travaucoreusls (Telin-
gana), 151 .
Tricentroides, 109.
Tricentrus. 163.
tricolor (Cosmoscarta),
210.
tricolor (Suracarta), 21(>.
ti-ifasciata (Aphrophora),
190.
trifaseiata (Cosmoscarta),
212.
trirasciatus(Aulidus),204.
Tropidocephala, 142.
Tropiduebihjv, 47.
truncata (Oryxa), 121.
tuberculosa (Liburnia\
145.
tuberculosa (Satapa). 118.
Tubilustriinn, 80.
typica (Adolenda), 36.
typica (Archa), 81.
typica (Bijaurana), 16.
typica (Paragonieda),
125.
typica (Parayasa), 177.
typica (Perandenina), 75.
typicalis (Vervactor). 194.
tvpiciini (Tubilustrium),
■ 80.
tvpicus (Auchonoides),
' 102.
typicus (Imporcitor),
157.
typicus (Stacotoides), 50.
Udugauia, 28, 29.
ulnil'orme (Anchon), 102.
undata (Hilda). 105.
uuiformis (Petalo-
cephala), 218.
Usana, 61.
vagans (Mundopa). 41.
variabilis (Mooiiia), 234.
248
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
variegata (Ricanopteni),
111.
variipennis (Zoraida), 65.
variolosa (Brixia), 46.
Tariiis (Ebhul), 169.
Varma, 85.
Vekunta, 58.
yenosus (Gergithus), 104.
Teno.sus (Heniispliserius),
104.
versicolor (Anila), 37.
versicolor (Gergithus),
102.
versicolor (Terpnosia), 10.
verticalis (Tambinia), 47.
Vervactor, 194.
Vigilantius, 203.
violacea (Nehela), 233.
viridans (Cosmoscarta),
216.
viridans (Simeliria), 216.
viridicans (Hindola), 195.
viridis (Forculus), 122.
viridis (Paragomeda),
125.
viridis (Stiborus), 49.
viridistigma (Centro-
meria), 29.
vittata (Cbaprina), 77.
vulturina (Nehela), 231.
walkeri (Dolia), 47.
walkeri (Hirachia), 47.
Xenaias, 198.
Zaniila, 84.
zenobia (Melampsalta),
16.
Zoraida, 65.
Zoraidoides, 66.
Zuleika, 144.
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