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SAMUEL H. SCUDDER.

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. OCTOBER, 1868.

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Tuts Report upon the present state of knowledge of the Orthoptera of North America and the West Indies, has been prepared by Mr. 8. H. Scudder, at the request of this Institu- tion. The work is designed to call attention to a much neg- lected order of our insects, and to facilitate their study by the student of Entomology.

The Institution proposes at some future time, to publish Monographs of the Orthoptera of this Country, and, in view of this, would be pleased to receive specimens from any quarter which may serve as material for investigation.

JOSEPH HENRY, Secretary S. I.

ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION, JULY, 1867.

PREFACE.

In preparing this Catalogue, at the request of the Smith- sonian Institution, for the benefit of those who wish to examine our native Orthoptera, I have adopted a purely alphabetical arrangement. The list is not in any sense a synonymical one, involving the expression of personal views, but a hand-book for the student, in which is collected every reference to any species of Orthoptera stated to have been found on the conti- nent of North America or in the West Indies—a ground- work upon which he may erect a superstructure of his own.

It would be difficult to extend its scope and retain uniformity of design without making it a complete synonymical list, scarcely differing from an index to an elaborate monograph, and necessi- tating nearly all the labor which that would require. Such a monograph I am preparing for the Smithsonian Institution, but the earlier publication and distribution of this list will assist me to obtain material for my purpose, and further the interests of science, by calling attention to this neglected group of insects.

The list furnishes an index to the exact names given to the insects in the original descriptions; if an author has described the same species, at different times, under different generic or specific names, although confessedly synonymous, they will not be found together, but distributed through the book in alphabetical order; so, too, the species of Linné and Fabricius are given under the ancient genera in which these authors placed them and not under the modern ones to which they have since been referred. When an author has used sub-genera, retaining the generic name in connection with the specific, as Burmeister, De Haan and de Saussure have frequently done, the specific will be placed under the generic

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name, the name of the sub-yenus enclosed in brackets, and under the sub-genus will be found a reference to the genus; for example: under the genus Phalangopsis we find the species gracilipes, which was referred by Haldeman to the sub-genus Daihinia; this is made clear in the following way :—

Phalangopsis. gracilipes [Daihinia] Haxp. Proc. Amer. Ass. Adv. Sc. Il, 346, Penn.

while under the genus Dathinia, after the mention of the dif- ferent species, will be found the words, See also Phalangopsis.

Great pains have been taken to give the localities in full and to include in the list all references to such general localities as “America” or “the Indies,” even when it was uncertain whether North America or the West Indies—the field embraced in my scheme— was intended. References to “meridional” Amer- ica are also included, because authors have frequently embraced in this term Honduras and other parts of Central America. I have excluded every case where no reference to my field was made, even if subsequent investigations proved that the insect occurred within those limits or the name itself suggested the locality. Cfdipoda carolina presents an exaggerated instance of this kind. Stoll’ figured the msect under the name of Locusta carolina, but did not state where it was found; this is indicated by the name, but I have omitted reference to it and similar cases, for the sake of making the work strictly one of compilation.

In the sequence of authorities under each specific name, a chronological arrangement has been attempted, but works quoted from a single author will succeed one another.

Finally, to assist the young naturalist in the more ready use of the list, I have added a tabular view of an Orthopteran Sys- tem, derived mainly from Burmeister’s Handbuch der Entomol- ogie, but including only the genera mentioned in this list, I have, however, altered the sequence of the families to what I conceive to be a more natural method.

Samvuet H. Scupper. Boston Society of Natural History, Boston, Mass., July, 1867.

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Arze.ius, A.—Achetz Guineenses quas consensu exp. Fac. med. Ups. proponunt Adamus Afzelius et Fredericus Wilhelmus Brannius. 4to. Upsaliz, 1804.

Aupouln, J. V., et Brutte, A.—Histoire naturelle des Insectes, trait- ant de leur organisation et de leurs meeurs en général; et compre- nant leur classification et la description des especes. Tomes IV— VI, IX. 4 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1834-8. (Orthoptera, Vol. EX, 1835.)

BiL_BerG, G. J.—Enumeratio Insectorum in Museo Gust. Joh. Billberg. 4to. Holmie, 1820.

BLANCHARD, E.—Jn Guérin-Méneville, Magazin de Zoologie, Journal destiné 4 faciliter aux Zoologistes de tous les pays les moyens de publier leurs travaux et les especes nouvelles ou peu connues quils possedent. Tome V. 8vo. Paris, 1835.

a Monographie du genre Phoraspis de la famille de Blattiens, précédée de quelques observations sur les Blattes des anciens; in the Annales de la Société entomologique de France. Tome VI, 8vo. Paris, 1837.

- Histoire naturelle des Insectes Orthoptéres, Nevroptéres, Hem- iptéres, Hymenopteres, Lépidopteres et Dipteres; avec une intro- duction par M. Brullé. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1840-1 (Orthop- tera, Vol. III, 1840).

Browne P.—The civil and natural history of Jamaica, containing I, an accurate description of that island; its situation and soil; with a brief account of its former and present state, Government, Reve- nues, Produce and Trade. JI, An history of the natural produc- tions, including the various sorts of native fossils, perfect and im- perfect vegetables; Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and In- sects; with their properties and uses in Mechanics, Diet and Phy- sic. Illustrated with forty-nine copperplates in which the most

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curious productions are represented of their natural sizes and delineated immediately from the objects by George Dionysius Ehret. There are now added complete Linnean Indexes and a large and accurate map of the Island. Fol. London, 1789.

BruNNER VON WATTENWYL, C.— Orthopterologische Studien. 8vo. Wien, 1861.

36 Ditto, in the Verhandlungen der k. k. zoologisch-botanischen Gesellschaft in Wien. 8vo. Wien, Jahrgang 1861. ae Nouveau Systeme des Blattaires. 8yvo. Vienne, 1865.

Burmeister, H.—Handbuch der Entomologie. Band IH, Abtheil. 11, Gymnognatha; erste Hiilfte, Orthoptera. 8vo. Berlin, 1838. See also Germar, E. F. ce Audinet-Serville, Histoire naturelle des Orthopteres. Paris, 1839. 8. verglichen mit H. Burmeister, Handbuch d. Entomolo- gie, II Bd. m Abth. 1 Hiilfte (vulgo Orthoptera). Berlin, 1838. 8. vom Verfasser des Letzteren; in Germar, Zeitschrift fiir die Entomologie. II. Bd. 8vo. Leipzig, 1840. Catressy, M. — The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, containing the figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants, ete. Together with observations on the air, soil and waters, with remarks upon agriculture, grain, pulse, root, ete. 2 vols. Fol. London, 1748. 2d Edition, Lon- don, 1754. See also Mortimer, C. CHARPENTIER, T. pE—Orthoptera descripta et depicta. 4to. Lip- sie, 1841-5. aE Bemerkungen zu A. A. H. Lichtensteins Abhandlungen iiber die Mantis-Arten in den Transactions of the Linneean Society. Vol. VI. Lond., 1802; in Germar, Zeitschrift fiir die Entomol- ogie. Bd. V. 8vo. Leipzig, 1844. Datias, W. S.—Insecta; in Gunther, The Record of Zoological Lit- erature. Vol. 1 (1864). 8vo. London, 1865. Datman, J. W.—Analecta Entomologica. 4to. Holmiz, 1823. De Geer, C.—Mémoires pour servir a lhistoire des Insectes. 7 ‘Tom. 4to. Stockholm, 1752-78 (Orthoptera, Tome III, 1773). De Haan, W.—Bijdragen tot de Kennis der Orthoptera; in the Verhande- lingen over de Natuurlijke Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche over- zeesche Bezittingen door de Leden der natuurkuundige Commissie in Indie en andere Schrijvers. Uitgegeven door C. J. Temminck. Fol. Leiden, 1839-44. (Orthoptera, 1842.) Donrn, W. L. H.—Die Dermapteren von Mexico; in the Entomolo- gische Zeitung, herausgegeben von dem entomologischen Vereine zu Stettin. Jahrgang 23. S8yvo. Stettin, 1862. Ke Versuch einer Monographie der Dermapteren; in the Entomolo- gische Zeitung, herausgegeben von dem entomologischen Vereine zu Stettin. Jahrgang 24-26. 8vo. Stettin, 1863-5. Dovusiepay, E.—Communications on the Natural History of North

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America; in the Entomological Magazine. Vol. V. 8vo. Lon- don; 1838. : Drury, D.—Illustrations of Natural History, wherein are exhibited upwards of two hundred and forty figures of exotic insects, ac- cording to their different genera; very few of which have hitherto been figured by any author, being engraved and colored from nature, with the greatest accuracy, and under the author’s own inspection; with a particular description of each insect. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1770-82. See also Panzer, G. W. F., and West- wood, J. O.

Duncan, J.—Introduction to Entomology; comprehending a general view of the metamorphoses, internal structure, anatomy, physiol- ogy, and systematic arrangement of the various orders, and a tabular view of the whole class of Insects. 8vo. London, 1849. (Jardine’s Naturalists’ Library, Entomology, Vol. I.)

Emmons, E.—Agriculture of New York; comprising an account of the

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en Bericht iiber die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen in der Entomol- ogie. 10 vols. 8vo. Berlin, 1838-47. See also Gerstaecker, C. E. A., and Schaum, H. R.

at Ditto, in Wiegmann, Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte. 8vo. Berlin.

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Ditto, in Wiegmann und Troschel, Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte.

8vo.. Berlin, 1855-65.

ae Ueber die Locustinen-Gattung Grillacris; in Wiegmann, Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte. Bd. XX VI. 8vo. Berlin, 1860.

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6 The same, Executive Document, 33d Congress, 1st Session, Senate. Beverly Tucker, Senate Printer, 1854.

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Gukrin-MENEVILLE, F. E.—Iconographie du Regne Animal de G. Cuvier, ou representations d’apres nature de l’une des especes les plus remarquables et souvent non encore figurées de chaque genre

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HALpEMAN, S. S.—Remarks on the Insects of Mexico; in the American Journal of Science and Arts. 2d Series. Vol. V. 8vo. New Haven, 1848.

Oe History of Phalangopsis, a genus of Orthoptera, with three new species, two of which form a subgenus; in the Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Vol. II. 8vo. Boston, 1850. .

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Harnis, T. W.—A Catalogue of the Animals and Plants in Massachu- setts. VIII. Insects; in Hitchcock, E., Report on the Geology, Mineralogy, Botany and Zoology of Massachusetts. Made and published by order of the government of that State. 8vo. Am- herst, 18338.

a Ditto, in Hitchcock, Report, &e. 2d edition, corrected and en- larged. 8vo. Ambherst, 1835. ae Ditto, in Hitchcock, Catalogues of the Animals and Plants of

Massachusetts, with a copious index. 8vo. Ambherst, 1835.

a Article Locust ; in the Encyclopedia Americana. Vol. VIIL. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1835. Boston, 1856.

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Harris, T. W.—A Treatise on some of the Insects of New England which are injurious to vegetation. Second edition. 8vo. Bos- ton, 1852.

ae A Treatise on some of the Insects injurious to vegetation. Third edition. 8vo. Boston, 1862 (posthumous ).

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Hersst, J. F. W.—Fortsetzune des Verzeichnisses meiner Insecten- sammlung. Zweyte Classe; in Fuessly, Archiv der Insectenge- schichte. Heft 7 und 8. 4to. Ziirich, 1786.

JAEGER, B.—The life of North American Insects; illustrated by nume- rous colored engravings and narratives. S8vo. Providence, 1854.

as The life of North American Insects. Assisted by H. C. Pres- ton, M. D., with numerous illustrations from specimens in the cabinet of the author. 12mo. New York, 1859.

JOHNSTONE, J. C.—Jn the Transactions of the Entomological Society of London. Vol. II. 8vo. London, 1837.

Jonses, J. M.—The Naturalist in Bermuda. A sketch of the geology, zoolory and botany of that remarkable group of islands. 8vo. London, 1859.

Kaum, P,—Travels into North America, containing its natural history, and a circumstantial account of its plantations and agriculture in general, with the civil, ecclesiastical and commercial state of the country, the manner of its inhabitants, and several curious and important remarks on various subjects; translated into English by J. R. Forster, enriched with a map, several cuts for the illustra- tion of natural history, and some additional notes. 3 vols. 8vo. 1770-1. (Orthoptera, Vol. II, 1771.)

oe Ditto, in Pinkerton, J., a general collection of the best and most interesting voyages and travels in all parts of the world, many of which are now first translated into English. Digested on anew plan. Vol. XIII. 4to. London, 1812.

Kirsy, W.—Fauna Boreali-Americana, or the Zoology of the north- ern parts of British America, containing descriptions of the objects of natural history, collected by John Richardson on the late northern land expeditions under command of Captain Sir John Franklin. 4 vols. Part fourth and last. The Insects. 4to. London, 1837.

Kirgy, W., AND SPENCE, W.—An Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural History of Insects. 4 vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 3d Edition, 1818-26.

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LAMARCK, J.B.P.V. De—Ditto, 2¢ édition, revue et augmentée de notes

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Ditto, Edition accompagnée de planches gravées représentant les types de tous les genres, les caracteres distinctifs des divers groupes et les modifications de structure sur lesquelles repose cette classification, par une réunion de disciples de Cuvier. MM. Audouin, Blanchard, Deshayes, Alcide D’ Orbigny, Doyere, Duges, Duvernoy, Laurillard, Milne-Edwards, Roulin et Valen- ciennes. Insectes. Tome III. Roy. 8vo. Paris. No date. See also Guérin-Méneville, F. E., and Westwood, J. O.

Ditto, American Edition, translated from the French, with notes and additions by H. M’Murtrie. 4 vols. 8vo. New York, 1831.

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Ditto, Editio duodecim reformata. 3 Tom. 8vo. Holmiae, 1766-7. (Orthoptera, Tom. II, 1767.)

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Lucas, H.—Jn the Annales de la Société entomologique de France. 3° Sér. Tom. IV. 8vo. Paris, 1856.

Macquart, J.—Catalogue du Musée d’histoire naturelle de la ville de Lille. Animaux invertébrés. 8vo. Lille, 1850.

Marscua.t, A. F. von—Decas Orthopterorum novorum; in the Anna- len des Wiener Museums der Naturgeschichte, herausgegeben von der Direction derselben. Tom.I. 4to. Wien, 1836.

Mortimer, C.—A continuation of an account of an essay towards a natural history of Carolina and the Bahama Islands, by Mark Catesby, with some extracts out of the tenth set; in the Philosophi- cal Transactions. Vol. XLIV. 4to. London, 1748.

a6 Ditto, with some extracts out of the appendix; in the Philosophi- cal Transactions. Vol. XLY. 4to. London, 1748.

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Muxter, P. L. 8.—Des Ritters Carl von Linné vollstiindiges Natursys- tem nach der zwolften latemischen Ausgabe und nach Anleitung des holliindischen Houttuynischen Werks mit einer ausfihrlichen Erklirung. 8vo. 6 Theilen in 9 Banden. Niirnberg, 1773-6. (Orthoptera, V Theil, 1774.)

Niéro, J.—Note sur une nouvelle espece d’Orthoptere du Mexique. 8vo. Paris, 1857.

ec Ditto, in Guérin-Méneville, Revue et Magazin de Zoologie pure et appliquée. Recueil mensuel destiné 4 faciliter aux sa- vants de tous les pays les moyens de publier leurs observations de zoologie pure et appliquée 4 l'industrie et & l’agriculture, leurs travaux de paléontologie, d’anatomie et de physiologie comparées, et 4 les tenir au courant des nouvelles découvertes et des progrés de la science. XX® année. 8vo. Paris, 1857.

Oxern, L.—Lehrbuch der Naturgeschichte. 3 vols.in 6. 8vo. Leipzig, 1813-26. (Orthoptera, Bd. II, 1, 1815.)

o Allgemeine Naturgeschichte fiir alle Stiinde. 7 vols. in 14. 8vo. Stuttgart, 1833-43. (Orthoptera, Bd. V, C, 1836.) bi Isis. 4to. Leipzig. :

Ourvier, V. G.—IJn the Encyclopédie méthodique, dictionnaire des insectes. 10 vols. 4to. 1789-1825. (Orthoptera, Vol. IV, 1789; VI, 1791; VI, 1792.)

PackarD, A. S., Jk.—Report on the insects collected on the Penobscot and Alleguash Rivers during August and September, 1861; in the Preliminary Report upon the natural history and geology of the State of Maine for 1861, embodied in the Sixth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture for 1861. 8vo. Augusta, 1861; also entitled: Sixth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture; embracing also the Reports on the Scientific Survey, 1861. S8vo. Augusta, 1861.

cr How to collect and observe insects. From the Report of the Maine Scientific Survey for 1862. 8yvo. Augusta, 1863.

is Ditto, in the Second Annual Report upon the natural history and geology of the State of Maine, 1862. 8vo. Augusta, 1863.

Pauisor DE Bravuvors, A. M. F. J—Insectes recueillis en Afrique et en Amérique dans les royaumes d’Oware 4 Saint Domingue et dans les Etats-unis pendant les années 1786-97. Fol. Paris, 1805-21.

Pauuas, P. S.—Spicelegia Zoologica quibus nove imprimis et obscure animalium species iconibus, descriptionibus atque commentariis illustrantur. Tom. I. 4to. Berolini, 1767-74. Tom. II, fase. xi-xiu. 4to. Berolini, 1776-79. Tom. I, also entitled: Spic- elegia Zoologica, Tomus I. Continens quadrupedium, avium, am- phibiorum, piscium,.insectorum, molluscorum aliorumque marimo- rum fasciculos decem. (Orthoptera, Fasc. 1x, 1772.)

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Panzer, G. W. F.—Rob. Drurys Abbildungen und Beschreibungen exotischen Insecten mit fein illuminirten Kupfertafeln. Aus dem Inrglisch iibersetzt mit vollstiindiger Synonymie und erliuternden Bemerkungen versehen. 4to. Niirnberg, 1785-88. See also Westwood, J. O.

Prercueron, A. R.—Jn Guérin-Méneville, F. E., et Percheron, A. R., Genera des Insectes ou exposition détaillée de tous les caracteres propres & chacun des genres de cette classe d’animaux. 8vo. Paris, 1835-8.

Perty, M.—De Insectorum in America meridionali habitantium vite genere, moribus ac distributione geographica observationes non- nullae; i Delectus animalium articulatorum quz in itinere per Brasilium annis 1817-20 jussu et auspiciis Maximiliani Joseph I. Bavarie regis augustissime peracto collegerunt Dr. J. B. de Spix et Dr. C. F. Ph. de Martius. Degessit, descripsit, pingenda cura- vit Dr. Maximilianus Perty, prefatus est et edidit C. F. Ph. de Martius. Fol. Monachii, 1830-34.

Renme_enr, J. J— Genera Insectorum Linnei et Fabricii iconibus illustrata. 4to. Vitoduri, 1789.

SaussurE, H. pe— Orthoptera nova americana (Diagnoses prelim- inaires). Series -HI. 8vo. Paris, 1859-61.

or Ditto, in Guérin-Méneville, Revue et Magazin de Zoologie. 8vo. Paris, 1859-61. 66 Etudes sur quelques Orthopteres du Musée de Genéve nou-

veaux ou imparfaitement connus; im the Annales de la Société entomologique de France. 4° Série. Tome I. 8vo. Paris, 1861.

oe Blattarum novarum species aliquot. 8vo. Paris, 1864.

ae Ditto, in Guérin-Méneville, Revue et Magazin de Zoologie. 8vo. Paris, 1864.

Us Orthopteres de Amérique moyenne. 4to. Genéve, 1864.

o

Also entitled: Mémoires pour servir 4 Vhistoire naturelle du Mexique des Antilles et des Etats-unis. 3° et 4° Livraisons. Orthopteres. Blattides. 4to. Genéve et Paris, 1864-65.

Say, T.—/n Keating, W. H., Narrative of an expedition to the source of St. Peter’s River, Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods, ete., etc., performed in the year 1823, by order of the Hon. J. C. Cal- houn, Secretary of War, under the command of Stephen H. Long, Messrs. Say, Keating and Calhoun. 2 vols. 8vo. Phila- delphia, 1824. (Orthoptera, Vol. Il. Appendix. Part 1, Nat- ural History. § 1, Zoology.)

ge Description of new Hemipterous Insects, collected in the expe- dition to the Rocky Mountains, performed by order of Mr. Cal- _houn, Secretary of War, under command of Major Long; in the Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Vol.IV. 8yvo. Philadelphia, 1825.

s¢ American Entomology, or Descriptions of the Insects of North

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America; illustrated by colored figures from original drawings executed from nature. 3vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1824-8.

Say, T.—The complete writings of Thomas Say on the Entomology of North America, edited by John L. LeConte, M. D. 2 vols, 8vo. New York, 1859 (posthumous). See also Uhler, P. R.

Scuaum, H. R.—Bericht iiber die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen im Gebiete der Entomologie. 5 vols. 8vo. Berlin, 1850-4. See also Erichson, W. F., and Gerstaecker, C. E. A.

or Ditto, in Troschel, Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte. 8vo. Berlin, 1850-54.

Scupprr, S. H.—On the Genus Rhaphidophora, Serville; with deserip- tions of four species from the caves of Kentucky, and from the Pacific coast. S8vo. Boston, 1861.

ae Ditto, in the Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural His- tory. Vol. VII. 8vo. Boston, 1861.

40 List of Orthoptera collected on a trip from Assiniboia to Cum- berland ; in the Canadian Naturalist and Geologist and Proceed- ings of the Natural History Society of Montreal. Vol. VII, No. 4. 8vo. Montreal, 1862.

ee Materials for a monograph of the North American Orthoptera, including a catalogue of the known New England species; in the Boston Journal of Natural History, containing Papers and Com- munications read to the Boston Society of Natural History. Vol. VII, No. mm. 8vo. Boston, 1862. See also Harris, T. W., and Uhler, P. R.

ise Remarks on some characteristics of the Insect Fauna of the White Mountains, New Hampshire ; in the Boston Journal of Nat- ural History. Vol. VII, No. 1v. 8vo. Boston, 1863.

SELLS, W.—Entomological Notes; in the Transactions of the Entomo- logical Society of London. Vol. III. 8vo. London, 1842. SERVILLE, J. G. AupinET.—/n the Dictionnaire classique d’histoire natu-

relle par M. M. Audouin, Isid. Bourdon, Ad. Brongiart, DeCan- dolle, Daudebard de Férussac, A. Desmoulins, Drapiez, Edwards, Flourens, Geoffroy St. Hilaire, A. de Jussieu, Kunth, C. DeLa- fosse, Lamouroux, Latreille, Lucas fils, Presle-Duplessis, C. Pré- vost, A. Richard, Thiebaut de Berneaud et Bonj. de Saint Vin- cent. Ouvrage dirigé par ce dernier collaborateur, et dans lequel on a ajouté pour le porter au niveau de la science, un grand nombre de mots qui n’avaient pu faire dela plupart des diction- naires antérieurs. Tom. I-XVI. 8vo. Paris, 1822-31. (Or- thoptera, T. II, 1822.)

6c In Ferrussac, Bulletin des Sciences naturelles et de Géologie. Vol. I. 8vo. Paris, 1824.

cs Revue méthodique des Orthopteres; in the Annales des Sci- ences naturelles. T. XXII. 8vo. Paris, 1831.

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SERVILLE, J. G. AuprneT.—Histoire naturelle des Insectes, Orthop- teres. 8vo. Paris, 1839.1 See also Lefebvre, A.

SuAw, G. and Noppsr, P.—Vivarium Nature, or the Naturalist’s Mis- cellany. 24 vols. 8vo. London, 1790-1813.

SrA, C.—Entomologiska Notiser; in the Ofversigt af Kongliga Vetens- kaps-Academien Forhandlingar. XII Arg., 1855. 8vo. Stock- holm, 1856.

oe Orthoptera species novas descripsit C. Stal; in the Kongliga Svenska Fregatten Eugenies Resa omkring Jorden under Befiil af C. A. Virgin Aren 1851-3. Vetenskapliga iakttagelser Pa H. Maj. Konung Oscar den Forstes Befallning utgifna af K. Svenska Vetenskaps-Akademien, Hiift 10, Zoologi, V. (Insekter, 4.) 4to. Stockholm, 1861.

Sroty’, C.—Natuurlijke en naar ’t Leven naauwkeurig gekleurde Af beeldingen en Beschryvingen der Spooken, wandelende Bladen, Zabelspringhaanen, Krekels, Treksprinkhaanen en Kakkerlakken in alle vier Deelen der Waereld Europa, Asia, Afrika en Amer- ica huishoudende, by een verzamelt en beschreeven; also entitled: Representation exactement colorée d’aprés nature des Spectres, des Mantes, des Sauterelles, des Grillons, des Criquets, et des Blattes qui se trouvent dans les quatre parties du monde, |’Europe, lV Asie, l Afrique et Amérique rassemblées et décrites. 4to. Am- sterdam, 1787-1813.

Suuzer, J. H.— Die Kennzeichen der Insekten nach Anleitung des Ritters Karl Linnaeus durch 24 Kupfertafeln erliiutert und mit derselben natiirlichen Geschichte begleitet. Mit einer Vorrede des Herrn Johannes Geszners. 4to. Zurich, 1761.

Tay tor, A. S.—An account of the Grasshoppers and Locusts of Amer- ica; in the Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithso- nian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures and condi- tion of the Institution for the year 1858. 8vo. Washington, 1859.

Tuomas, C.—In the Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Phil- adelphia. Vol. I. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1862.

a Insects injurious to vegetation in Illinois; in the Transactions of the Illinois State Agricultural Society, with Reports from County

1The Author’s proof copy of this work was shown to me in Paris by M. Lucas, of the Jardin des Plantes. The signatures bore the impress of the printer’s stamp as fol- lows :—‘‘ Imprimerie de Fain. Rue Racine No. 2, 2° Auteur.’”’ In the middle of each stamp was written the date at which the impression was sent, showing that the whole work was printed in 1838, between the 20th of July and the 20th of December. The title-page also bore the printed date, 1838.

Burmeister’s Handbuch II, 11 (containing the Orthoptera), has always been granted priority of publication over Serville’s Orthoptéres; but while the title-page of that por- tion of Burmeister’s second volume bears the date of 1888, the first half (on the Neurop- tera) is dated 1839. These dates compared with the completion of Serville’s work late in 1838, seem to throw some doubt upon the priority of authority in the two cases. The time of the actual publication of Burmeister’s Orthoptera may perhaps be decided by reference to the periodicals of the day.

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Agricultural Societies and kindred Associations. Vol. V. 1861-64. 8vo. Springfield, 1865.

Tuomrson, W.—Notice of the Blind-fish, Cray-fish and Insects from

the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky; in the Annals and Magazine of Natural History. Vol. XIII. 8vo. London, 1844.

Tuon, T.—Entomologisches Archiv. 2 Banden. 4to. Jena, 1827-9. TuunBerRG, C. P.—Nagra nya Species af Blattae-sliigtet beskrifna; in

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the Kongliga Vetenskaps-Academiens nya Handlingar. Tom. XXXI. 8vo. . Stockholm, 1810.

Descriptio Acridii; in the Nova Acta Regiae Societatis Upsali- ensis. JT. VII. 8vo. Upsaliz, 1815.

Hemipterorum maxillosorum genera illustrata; in the Mémoires de l’Académie Impériale des Sciences de St.-Pétersbourg. Tome V. 4to. St.-Pétersbourg, 1815.

Dissertatio entomologica de Hemipteris maxillosis Capensibus. 4to. Upsaliae, 1822.

Grylli monographia illustrata; im the Mémoires de l Académie Impériale des Sciences de St.-Petersbourg. T.IX. 4to. St.- Pétersbourg, 1824.

Blattarum novae species descriptae; in the Mémoires de Il’ Aca- démie Impériale des Sciences de St-Petersbourg. T. X. Ato. St.-Pétersbourg, 1826.

Truxalis insecti genus illustratum; in the Nova Acta Regiae Societatis Upsaliensis. Tom. TX. Upsaliae, 1827.

Turton, W.—A general system of nature, through the three grand

kingdoms of animals, vegetables and minerals, systematically divided into their several classes, orders, genera, species and vari- eties, with their habitations, manners, economy, structure and peculiarities. Translated from Gmelin’s last edition of the cel- ebrated Systema Naturae, by Sir Charles Linné, amended and enlarged by the improvements and discoveries of later naturalists and societies, with appropriate copperplates, in seven volumes. 8vo. London, 1800-6. (Orthoptera, Vol. I, 1802.)

A general system of nature through the three grand kingdoms of animals, vegetables and minerals, systematically divided into their several classes, orders, genera, species and varieties, with their habitations, manners, economy, structure and peculiarities. By Sir Charles Linné. Translated from Gmelin, Fabricius, Will- denow, etc., together with various modern arrangements and corrections derived from the transactions of the Linnean and other societies, as well as from the classical works of Shaw, Thornton, Abbot, Donovan, Sowerby, Latham, Dillwyn, Lewin, Martyn, Andrews, Lambert, etc., etc., with a life of Linné, appro- priate copperplates, and a dictionary, explanatory of the terms which occur in several departments of natural history, in seven

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volumes. 8vo. London, 1806. (Orthoptera, Vol. H, which has the additional title, Animal Kingdom, Vol. II. Insects, Part I).

Unter, P. R.—Jn Say, T., The complete writings of Thomas Say on the Entomology of North America, edited by John L. LeConte, M. D.

oe In Harris, T. W., A Treatise on some of the insects injurious to vegetation. 3d edition.

gc In Scudder, S. H., Materials for a Monograph of the North American Orthoptera.

Re Orthoptorological contributions; in the Proceedings of the En- tomological Society of Philadelphia. Vol. Il. 8vo. Philadel- phia, 1864.

ee In Thomas, C., Insects injurious to vegetation in Illinois.

Vitters, C. pe—Caroli Linnaei Entomologia, faunae suecicae descrip- tionibus aucta; D. D. Scopoli, Geoffroy, De Geer, Fabricii, Schrank, etc., speciebus vel in systemate non enumeratis, vel nu- perrime detectis, vel speciebus Galliae australis locupletata, gen- erum specierumque rariorum iconibus ornata. 4 Tomi. 8vo. Lugduni, 1789.

VoretT, F. §.—Das Thierreich geordnet nach seiner Organisation als Grundlage des Naturgeschichte der Thiere und Einleitung in die vergleichende Anatomie vom Baron von Cuvier. Nach der zweiten vermehrten Ausgabe iibersetzt und durch Zusiitze erweitert. Binde I-VI 8vo. Leipzig, 1831-43. (Orthoptera, Band V, 1839.)

Watsu, B. D.—On certain entomological speculations of the New Eng- land school of naturalists; in the Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia. Vol. III. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1864.

= On phytophagic varieties and phytophagic species; in the Pro- ceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia. Vol. Ul. 8yvo. Philadelphia, 1864.

fe Grasshoppers and Locusts; in the Transactions of the Illinois State Agricultural Society. Vol. V,1861-64. 8vo. Springfield, 1865.

Weser, F.—Observationes Entomologicae, continentes novorum que condidit generum characteres et nuper detectarum specierum descriptiones. 8vo. Kiliae, 1801.

Westwoop, J. O.—J/n Guérin-Méneville, Magazin de Zoologie. Vol. VII. 8vo. Paris, 1837.

a In the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. Part V. 8vo. London, 1837. us Drury, Dru. Illustrations of Exotic Entomology, containing

upwards of six hundred and fifty figures and descriptions of for- eign insects, interspersed with remarks and reflections on their nature and properties. A new edition, brought down to the present state of the science, with the systematic characters of

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each species, synonyms, indexes, and other additional matter, in 3 vols. 4to. London, 1837-42.

Westwoop, J. O.—On Hymenotes, a genus of exotic orthopterous insects; in the Magazine of Natural History. 2d series. Vol. Ill. 8vo. London, 1839.

Ge An introduction to the modern classification of insects, founded on the natural habits and corresponding organizations of the dif- ferent families. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1839-40. (Orthoptera, Vol. I, 1839.)

ce Arcana Entomologica, or illustrations of new, rare and interest- ing exotic insects. 2vols. 8vo. London, 1841-5.

3 Catalogue of Orthopterous Insects in the collection of the British Museum. PartI. Phasmidae.' 4to. London, 1859.

e The Animal Kinedom, arranged after its organization, forming

a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy, by the late Baron Cuvier. Translated and adapted to the present state of science. New edition with considerable ad- ditions, by W. B. Carpenter and J. O. Westwood. Roy. 8vo. London, 1863.

Waite, A.—/n Richardson, Sir J., Arctic Searching Expedition through Rupert’s Land and the Arctic Sea‘in search of Sir J. Franklin. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1851.

Witson, J.—A Treatise on Insects, general and systematic, being the article Entomology from the seventh edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, with five hundred and forty woodcuts. 4to. Edin- burgh, 1835.

bs Ditto, in the Encyclopedia Britannica. 8th Ed. Vol. IX. Ato. Boston, 1855.

ZIMMERMAN, C.—Zur Naturgeschichte der Mantis Carolina; in Erichson, Archiv fur Naturgeschichte. Tome IX. 8vo. Berlin, 1843.

ZINCKEN, J. L. T. F.—Jn Germar, Magazin der Entomologie. Bd. I,

Heft 1. 8vo. Halle, 1815.

CATALOGUE

OF

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

Acanthoderus.

adumbratus [Xylodus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, Porto Rico.—[ Xylodus] Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 404;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Porto Rico.

cornutus Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 569, Aus Westindien von St. Thomas.—GuErR. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 351, Cuba, St. Thomas et Martinique—Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 56, In Insula St. Thomas. See also Phasma cornutum.

mexicanus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, Mezico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 404;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Mexiko.

rosarius Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 56, America meridionalis ?

See also PHASMA.

Acanthodis.

aquilina Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 151, Indes.—Is. Orthopt. 451, Amérique méridionale, Cayenne. —Biancu. Hist. nat. Ins. III, 21, Amérique méridionale.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 10;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 206, Mexico.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 405; —Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meziko.

coronata Srrv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 151, Indes.

Imhoffiana [Calamoptera] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 5;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 130, Mezxico.—[Calamoptera] GERST. Archiv f. Nat. XX VII, 11, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Meziko.

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macrocera Fitcn, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc. XVI, 506;—In. 3d —5th Rep. 3d Rep. 171, Acapulco, Mexico.

mexicana Savss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 9;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 206, Tellus mexicana. —GxErst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 405;—Iz. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko.

specularis Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 151, Amérique.

tolteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 10;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 206, Mexico.—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, m, 405; —In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko.

See also Locusta.

Acanthops.

aztecus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. J, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 60, Mechoacan—GeErst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VI, , 402; —Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 46, Meziko. mexicanus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 60, Mexico.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 402;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 46, Meziko. See also MAnrIS.

Acheta.

abbreviata Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 122; Ed. 1852, 133; Ed. 1862, 152, fig. 69, Massachusetts.— Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. [X, 0, 226;—In. Bericht, 1842, 82, Massachusetts. — Frrcu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York.— Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 143, New York.— Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soe. V, 442, Jllinovs.

arachnoides Dunc. Introd. Entom. 248, pl. vi, fig. 1, Jamaica. —Enricus. Archiv f. Nat. VII, 1, 196;—Is. Bericht, 1840, 52, Jamaica.

assimilis Fasr. Syst. Entom. 280, Jamaica.—Is. Spee. Ins. I, 354, In Americe meridionalis insulis.—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 29;—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Jamaica. —Brixs. Enum. Ins. 65, Ind. occ. See also Giryllus assimilis.

bipunctata ? Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass. See also Gryllus bipunctatus.

brevipennis [Gryllotalpa] Jara. N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1854, 164, NV. America.

erucis Far. Mant. Ins. I, 232;—In. Entom. Syst. II, 32, Insula St. Crucis.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Ind. See also Gryllus crucis.

eylindrica Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

domestica Jarc. N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1854, 161; Ed. 1859, 115, NV. America.—THomAs, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 4438, Tilinois.

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exigua Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. IV, 309;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, IH, 238, Missouri.

flavipes Faxsr. Entom. Syst. I, 30, Insula St. Thomas. — Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, St. Thomas. See Gryllus flavipes.

gigas Ram. Gen. Ins. 53, tab. viii, fig. 8, America. See also Gryllus gigas.

gryllotalpa Farr. Syst. Entom. 279;—Is. Entom. Syst. I, 28;— In. Spee. Ins. I, 353, In Europe, Americe borealis cultis—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Eur. Am.—JAxG. N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1859, 117, N. America. See also Gryllus gryllotalpa.

guadeloupensis Farr. Entom. Syst. Il, 32, Guadeloupe. See also Gryllus guadeloupensis.

hospes Farr. Syst. Entom. 281;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 355;—In. Entom. Syst. II, 32;—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, America. See also Gryllus hospes.

marginata Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 444, Illinois.

membranacea Westw. Drury, Ins. I, 91, pl. xlii, fig. 2, Bay of Hon- duras, Musquito Shore.

minuta Fapr. Syst. Entom. 282, America. —Is. Spee. Ins. I, 355, In America meridionali.—Is. Entom. Syst. UH, 33;—Is. Nom. En- tom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, America. See also Gryllus minutus.

monstrosa Fasr. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Ind—Br1xz. Enum. Ins. 65, Ind.

nigra Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 123; Ed. 1852, 134; Ed. 1862, 152, Massachusetts. — Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 11, 222;—Is. Be- richt, 1842, 82, Massachusetts. —Fitcn, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Sc. VI, 146, New York.—Jarc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 160; 1859, 113, N. America.—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 443, Iilinois.

nivea Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582;—Is. [CEcanthus] Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576 ;—In. Catal. 56, Mass. — Jana. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 159, pl. v, fig. 26; 1859, 113, fig. 25, N. America. See also Gryl- lus niveus.

pennsylvanica Unter, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 152, Massachusetts.

servilis Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Iz. Catal. 56, Mass.

tripunctata Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—In. Catal. 56, Mass.

vastatrix Arzreu. Achet. Guin. 15, Hx Americe sinu Honduras et litore Muskito, Freetown.

vittata [Nemobius] Hark. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 123; Ed. 1852, 134; Ed. 1862, 153, fig. 70, Massachusetts—[Nemobius] Ertcus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 1, 226;—Is. Bericht, 1842, 82, Mass. — Fitcu,

4. CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York.—Jaxa. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 160; 1859, 118, NV. America.

See also GRYLLUS.

AcuuRuUM, see TRUXALIS.

ACONTISTES, see MANTIS.

ACRIDA, see GRYLLUS.

Acridium.

alutaceum Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 139; Ed. 1852, 150; Ed. 1862, 173, Martha’s Vineyard.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 11, 229; —Is. Bericht, 1842, 85, Mass—Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 466, Martha’s Vineyard, Conn.

americanum Scunpp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 466, N. Carolina, Southern States, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Southern Illinois.— Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 448, 452, Jilinois.

annulatum Oriv. Encycl. méth. VI, 235, Amérique méridionale.

arenosum [Tetrix] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

bivittatum [Opsomala] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Caro- lina—-[Caloptenus] Unser, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 174, New England and western sections of the Union—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 449, Illinois.

Borckii [Podisma] SrAx. Orthopt. Eug. Resa, 332, California, San Francisco.—[ Podisma] Grerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, m1, 318;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 46, California.

carolinum Dr Greer, Mém. III, 491, pl. xlvii, figs. 2, 3, Amérique septentrionale et en particulier la Caroline et la Pensylvanie.— Gozr, De Geer, Gesch. Ins. III, 319, tab. xli, figs. 2, 3, In nordlichen Amerika.—Outv. Encycl. méth. VI, 225, Amérique septentrionale.— (carolinianum) PAL. DE Brauy. Insectes, 147, pl. iv, fig. 6, Caroline du Sud—Haun, Icon. Orthopt. tab. A. Genus Acridium, fig. 3, America.—[Cidipoda] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

centurio [Rhomalea] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

clavuligerum [Oxya] Serv. Orthopt. 676, pl. xiv, fig. 11, Amer- ique septentrionale.—Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

coloratum Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom, I, 51, Amerika.—Srrv. Orthopt. 674, Une partie de l’ Amérique voisine de la Caroline du Sud.—Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

compressum Tuuns. Nov. Act. Upsal. VII, 162, In insula Jamaica. —Germ. Germ. Mag. d. Entom. III, 408, Jamaica.

cristatum Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV, 241; 2° Ed. IV, 443; 3¢ Ed. II, 152, Amérique méridionale-—Szurv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XX, 283, Amcrique.—Is. Orthopt. 650, Amérique mérid=

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NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

ionale, Cayenne principalement.—Fiscu. W. Index Orthopt. 15;—Is. Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mosc. XIX, m1, 480, Am. Mer.— Fitcn, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc. XVI, 507; —Is. 3d—5th Rep. 3d Rep. 172, Tropical America.

cubense Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 14;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 163, Cuba.

cucullatum [Tetrix] Dre Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 148, Tennessee.

cyanipes Otrtv. Encycl. méth. VI, 228, Amérique méridionale.

damnificum Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 14;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 164, America borealis, Tennessee.—GrrRst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 11, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Tennessee.

dentatum Dr Geer, Mém. II, 496, pl. xlii, fig. 3, Indes.

differentiale Unter, Thomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 450, Illinois.

discoideum [(C£dipoda] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Ten- nessee.

dux Ourv. Encycl. méth. Vi, 215, pl. exxvi, fig. 1, Amcrique méridi- onale a la baie de Honduras.—Srry. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 283, Amérique méridionale, Brésil—Fircn, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soe. XVI, 507;—Is. 3d-5th Rep. 3d Rep. 172, Tropical America.—? FoR, v. Siv. Antill. xii, Honduras, Senegita.

ensicornu Dr Grrr, Mém. III, 499, pl. xiii, fig. 7, Pensylvanie. — GozxE, De Geer, Gesch. Ins. III, 325, Tab. xlii, fig. 7, Pennsyl- vanien.

femorale Oxtv. Encycl. méth. VI, 228, Pennsylvanie.

femoratum [ Caloptenus| De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Caro- lina.

femur rubrum De Geer, Mém. III, 498, pl. xlii, fig. 5, Pennsylva- nie.-—G6zE, DeGeer, Gesch. Ins. I, 324, tab. xlii, fig. 5, Pennsylvanien.—Harr. Hitche. Rep. 583; 2d Ed. 576;—Iz. Catal. 56, Mass.—Is. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 141; Ed. 1852, 151; Ed. 1862, 174, United States.—[Caloptenus] Dk Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.—Fitcn, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Sc. VI, 146, New York.—Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 146, pl. ix, fig. 4, New York.—Uunter, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 174, United States—Tuomas, Trans. Ail. St. Agric. Soc. V, 451, 452, United States.

flavofasciatum Serv. Orthopt. 663, Amérique méridionale, Brésil.— Harr. Hitche. Rep. 583, 2d Ed. 576;—In. Catal. 56, Mass.— De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

flavovittatum Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 140; Ed. 1852, 151; Ed. 1862, 173, Massachusetts.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 1, 229; —Is. Bericht, 1842, 85, Mass.—Fircu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York—Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 147, New York.

6 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

giganteum [Rhomalea] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Ten- nessee.

granulatum Kirpy, Fauna Bor. Amer. IV, 251, NV. America, Lat. 65°.—[ Tetrix] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Noord- Amerika.—Wnuite, Rich. Arct. Search. Exp. II, 360, Borders of Mackenzie and Slavé Rivers, Fort Simpson.

hemipterum Pa. pe Bravy. Insectes, 145, pl. iv, fig. 3, Htats unis d’ Amérique, Caroline du Sud.

laterale Oxtv. Encycl. méth. VI, 228, Les isles de VAmérique méridio- nale.—Say, Amer. Entom. pl. v;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 10, pl. v, Georgia, East Florida.—Tuon, En- tom. Archiv, I, 41, Georgien und West-florida. Latreillei Fircu, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc. XVI, 507;—In. 3d —5th Rep. 3d Rep. 172, pl. iii, iv, Tropical America. leucostomum [Locusta] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Noord- Amerika.

lunum Ouiv. Encycl. méth. VI, 216, Amérique méridionale.

marginatum O iv. Encycl. méth. VI, 229, Pennsylvanie.

marginicolle [Opsomala] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

micropterum Pau. pr BrAvv. Insectes, 146, pl. iv, fig. 4, Hiats unis @ Amerique, Caroline du Sud.—[Rhomalea] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt, 144, Carolina.—In. 151, Georgia, Carolina.

Milberti Serv. Orthopt. 649, Amérique septentrionale.—Dr HAAn, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

miliare Ourv. Encycl. méth. VI, 218, Amérique méridionale.

obliteratum [(dipoda] Dre Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Car- olina.

obscurum Harr. Hitche. Rep. 583; 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.—BurmM. Handb. d. Entom. II, 632, Siidkarolina.—DE Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina, Cuba.—GuEr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 356, Cuba, Amérique septentrionale.— Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 467, Tezas.

olivaceum Srry. Orthopt. 666, Cuba, Amérique septentrionale—DrE Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Cuba.—Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 356, Cuba, Amérique septentrionale.

ornatum Say, Amer. Entom. pl. v;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 10, pl. v, Philadelphia—Tuon, Entom. Archiv, I, 41, Philadelphia—Haup. Amer. Journ. Se. [2] V, 435, Chi- huahua, Santa Fé.

oxycephalum [Tetrix] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Ten- nessee.

pelidnum [Gomphocerus] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Car- olina.

pheenicopterum [(@£dipoda] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

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NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

polymorphum [Tetrix] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

punctipenne [Opsomala] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

purpurascens O tv. Encycl. méth. VI, 234, L’ile de la Trinité.

quadrimaculatum Tuuns. Nov. Act. Upsal. VII, 160, In insula Bartholemi Americes.—GERM. Germ. Mag. d. Entom. II, 407, St. Barthelemy. .

rhombeum [Choriphyllum] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144; —{[Hymenotes] Is. Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 165, Jamaica.

rubiginosum Harris, Scudd. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 467, Cape Cod, Conn. S. Car. Southern States, Alabama.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, nm, 358;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 44, Nord Amerika.

rusticum Ottv. Encycl. méth. VI, 228, Les isles de ? Amérique mérid- lonale—Buron. Handb. d. Entom. II, 633, Nord Amerika.—Du Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

Sagrai [Choriphyllum] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Cuba.

sanguinipes Harr. Hitche. Rep. 583; 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.—Srrv. Orthopt. 670, Amérique méridionale, Brésil.

semirubrum Fircu, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc. XVI, 507;—Is. 3d- 5th Rep. 3d Rep. 172, Tropical America.—Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 13;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 162, In campis mexicants.

serratum Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert.IV, 241; 2° Ed. IV, 443; 3¢ Ed. I, 152, Cap de Bonne Espérance, l Amérique mérid- ionale.

sordidum [(Edipoda] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Ten- nessee.

speciosum Burm. Germ. Zeitschr. f. Entom. II, 51, Amerika.

spretum Unter, Thomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 450, (spretis!) Illinois.

sulphureum Ottv. Encycl. méth. VI, 227, Amérique septentrionale— Pat. DE Beavy. Insectes, 145, pl. iv, fig. 2, Etats unis @ Amér- ique, Virginie——[(Edipoda] Dz Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

toltecum Sauvss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 14;—In. Rev. et. Mag. de Zool. 1861, 163, Mexico temperata——Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIU, 1, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Mezxiko.

torvum Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

tuberculatum Pat. pz Bravv. Insectes, 145, pl. iv, fig. 1, Etats unis d Amérique.

variegatum Ory. Encycl. méth. VI, 222, Amerique meridionale.

varipes [Opsomala] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

Velasquezii Nirro, Nouy. Orthopt. 2;—Is. Rev. et. Mag. de Zool. 1857, pl. xii, Dans les bois des Haciendos, du Potrero et de San

8 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Francisco, Etat de Vera Cruz—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIV, m1, 345;—Is. Bericht, 1857, 153, Vera Cruz—Lucas, Ann. Soc. Ent. France, [3] IV, lxvii, Mexique, particuli¢rement les bois des Haciendos, du Potrero et de San Francisco, aux envi- rons de Cordova (Etat de Vera Cruz).

verrucosum Dr Geer, Mém. III, 486, pl. xl, fig. 6, Amérique—Gozn, De Geer, Gesch. Ins. III, 315, tab. xl, fig. 6, Amerika.

verruculatum [Locusta] Dz Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Noord- Amerika.

virginianum OLttv. Encycl. méth. VI, 224, L’ Amérique septentrionale, Virginie.—[C&dipoda] Dre Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

viridifasciatum G06zr, De Geer, Gesch. Ins. I, 325, tab. xlii. fig. 6, Pennsylvanien.

vitreipenne [Oxya] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

vittatum Pau. pE Beauv. Insectes, 146, pl. iv, fig. 5, A la cote occi- dentale @ Afrique & St. Dominque et dans les Etats unis d Amé- rique.

xanthopterum [(£dipoda] Dx Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

See also GRYLLUS.

Amnabrus.

Haldemanii Grrarp, Marcy, Expl. Red River, Ed. 1853, 259, pl. xv, figs. 5-8; Ed. 1854, 248, pl. xv, figs. 5-8, Red River—GeERsv. Archiv f. Nat. XX, m1, 246;—In. Bericht, 1853, 58, Louisiana.

purpurascens UHLER, Proc. Entom. Soe. Philad. II, 550, Minnesota, Texas, Washington Territory—DA.uas, Zool. Record, I, 573, Minnesota, Washington Territory.

simplex Ha p. Stansb. Expl. Utah, 372, pl. x, fig. 4, Utah—Scuavm, Archiv f. Nat. XIX, 1, 271;—Is. Bericht, 1852, 130, Utah.

Anaplecta.

dorsalis Brunn. Blatt. 63, Portorico.

fallax Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 2;—Is. Rev. et. Mag. de Zool. 1862, 163.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 51, Guatemala—Brunn. | Blatt. 66, Guatemala.

fulgida Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 163;—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 50, Guatemala.—BRrunn. Blatt. 66, Guatemala.

Ancistrogaster.

spinax Donen, Entom. Zeitschr. Stett. XXII, 229, taf. i, fig. 1, Mex- ico.—Gerst. Archivf. Nat. X XTX, 1, 359;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 45, Mexiko.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. 9

Amisomorpha.

buprestoides Gray, Synops. Phasm. 19, Georgia—Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 570, Georgien—Westw. Introd. Class. Ins. I, 434, America.—Is. Catal. Orthopt. 17, Georgia—Untrr, Say, Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 198, Falls of Niagara, Missouri River—Is. Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 146, Florida and Southern States. *See also Phasma buprestoides.

ferruginea Gray, Synops. Phasm. 18, Carolina—Burm. Handb. d. Entom. IJ, 570, Carolina—Werstw. Catal. Orthopt. 16, Caro- lina, Virginia. See also Phasma ferruginea.

See also PHASMA.

Anophelepis.

Scythrus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 68, pl. ii, fir. 3, Mexico. vittata Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 68, pl. iii, fig. 3, Mexico. -

Anostostoma.

tolteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 5;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 130, Mons Orizaba, Mexico—Gurrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIIL, 11, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Orizaba. See also Locusta. «

Apterygida.

ruficeps Dourn, Entom. Zeitschr. Stett. XXIII, 231, Cordova.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, mu, 359;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 45,

Mezxiko.

Arcyptera.

gracilis Scupp. Can. Nat. VII, 286, Red River Settlements, British America.—Is. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VU, 463, Maine, Red River Settlements —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, m1, 358 ;— In. Bericht, 1862, 44, Nord Amerika.

lineata Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 462, Mass.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, u, 358;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 44, Nord Amerika.

platyptera Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 463, New England.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, 0, 358;—Ib. Bericht, 1862, 44, Nord Amerika.

10 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Bacteria.

ZEtolus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 27, pl. xxii, fig. 3, Mezico.

arumatia Gray, Synops. Phasm. 16, Jn India occidentali—Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 22, pl. xxiii, fig. 4, Jn India occidentali, Guade- loupe.

azteca [Bacunculus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 3;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, Littus mexicanum.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 404;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Meziko.

baculus [Bacunculus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 3;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, America——Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 404;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Amerika.

bicornis Gray, Synops. Phasm. 16, Jn India occidentali—Burom. Handb. d. Entom. II, 566, Westindien und Surinam—WeEsTW. Catal. Orthopt. 23, In America australi et India occidentali.

calamus Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 64, D’ Amérique-—Gray, Sy- nops. Phasm. 17, In India occidentali—Westw. Catal. Or- thopt. 20, In insula St. Crucis, Surinam, Brazil. See also Phasma calamus.

calcarata Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 566, Mexiko. See also Phasma calcaratum.

Clinteria Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 27, pl. xxv, fig. 9, Am. merid.

cornuta [Bacunculus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 3;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 128, Mexico calida—Gurrst. Archiv f.. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 311;—In. Bericht, 1861, 39, Mezxiko.

crudelis Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 24, In India occidental.

cubaensis Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 26, Cuba. See also Phasma cuba- ense.

Dryas Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 27, St. Domingo.

faunus Wesrw. Catal. Orthopt. 28, Am. merid.

ferula Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 64, Guadcloupe-—Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 564, Westindien.

filiformis Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 64, L’ Amérique mendes — Gray, Synops. Phasm. 17, is iain occidentali—WEsTW. Catal. Orthopt. 22, Jn ian occidentalis insults.

gracilis Wrstw. Catal. Orthopt. 28, La Guayra.

Haita Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 25, pl. xxv, figs. 5, 6, St. Domingo.

linearis ?Gray, Synops. Phasm. 17, In India occidentali—WerEstWw. Drury, Ins. I, 128, pl. ii, fig. 3, Antigua.—Is. Catal. Orthopt. 24, In India occidentali, Antigua—Bunro. Handb. d. Entom. II, 567, Westindien, Portorico und St. Thomas.—GuEx. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 350, Antilles. — Gossr, Alab. 275, Alabama. See also Phasma lineare.

mexicana Wrstw. Catal. Orthopt. 25, Mexico. See also Phasma mexicanum.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. alt

rosaria Prercn. Guér. et Perch. Gen. Ins. 5° Livr. No. 3, pl. v, L’Ame- rique méridionale.?

Sayli [Bacunculus] Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 566, Nordamerika von Pennsylvanien bis Siidkarolina.—Cuarr. Orthopt. descr. tab. vi, America septentrionalis.

spinosa Burm. Handb.d. Entom. I, 567, St. Domingo von Prinzenhafen.

striata Burm. Handb. d. Entom. Il, 567, Mexiko—Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 28, Mexico. . See also Phasma striatum.

tolteca [Bacunculus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 3;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, Montes mexicani—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, um, 404:—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Meziko.

tridens Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 567, Meziko von Oaxaka— Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 27, Mexiko, Oaxaca. See also Phasma tridens.

See also BLATTA.

Biatta. ‘

eegyptiaca Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. II, 67, pl. xxxvi, fig. 3, Jamaica. —[Polyphaga] ? Westw. Drury, Ins. I, 71, pl. xxxvi, fig. 3, Jamaica, Egypt.

Alearazzas Serv. Orthopt. 90, Amérique.

americana Morr. Phil. Trans. XLV, 163, Carolina. — Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 434, America.—Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed,II, 687; 13th Ed. I, 687, America, in Gallia australi. — MUu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 403, Westindische Kackerlack.— Fasr.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. 13

Syst. Entom. 271, America.—In. Spec. Ins. I, 342, America ; nuper incipit in Europa saccharo allata—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 7, America.—Gorzx, Entom. Beytr. I, 7, Der braune amerikan- ische Kakerlak.—Gmeu. Linn. Syst. Nat. IV, 2042, America, cum saccharo in Europam delata.—Browne, Nat. Hist. Jama- ica, 433 (Blatta 2), Index, iii, iv, America. — Viti. Linn. Entom. Faun. Suec. I, 428, America, Gallia australi—Tunrr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 528, America; has lately appeared in Ey- rope.—LATR. Hist. nat. Crust. et Ins. XII, 96, pl. xciv, fig. 1, Portée de V Amérique méridionale en Europe.—Is. Cuy. Regne Anim. Ed. 1817, TI, 371; Ed. 1829, V, 175; Ed. Dise. Ins. II, 10, pl. Ixxvi, figs. 4, 4%-4', Amdrique.—Is. Cuv. Reene Anim. Ed. M’ Murtrie, IV, 7, America.—Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV. 263; 2° Ed. IV, 462; 3° Ed. II, 159, L’Amer- aque, et se trouve en Europe.—BiLiB. Enum. Ins. 63, America. —Serv. Dict. class. d’Hist. nat. I, 342, Originaire de ? Amér- ique méridionale, et des Antilles, d’ow elle a été importée d’abord dans les contrées chaudes de UA frique et del Asie et dela dans le reste du monde.—? Perty. De Ins. in Del. Anim. Artic. 19, In India occidentali.— Voiat. Thierreich, V, 853, Amerika— Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.— Aup. et Bruii¥, Hist. nat. Ins. IX, 53, Dans différentes parties des deux continents—W118. Encycl. Brit. 8th Ed. IX, 156;—Is. Treat. Ins. 190, South America, Aniilles, Asia, Africa, seaport towns of Europe. —OKEN, Allg. Naturg. V, C, 1506, America.—LuERM. Ann. Soc. Entom. France, [1] VI, 506, Guadeloupe. — [Kakkerlac] BLancn. Hist. nat. Ins. I, 6, Univers.—[Periplaneta] Guiir. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 339, Cuba—JoneEs, Nat. Berm. 110, Bermuda.

angustata Larr. Humb. et Bonpl. Rec. d’Obs. Zool. I, 146, pl. xv, fig. 9, Vera Cruz.—Perty, De Ins. in Del. Anim. Artic. 19, Jn domibus urbis Mexicane Vera Cruz.—Zrxcx. Germ. Mag. d. Entom. I, 11, 109, Vera Cruz.

asellus Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 277, tab. xiv, Ex America meridonali, et imprimis e Brasilia. ;

atropos [Blabera] GuEr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 333, Havane.

. austrelasize [Periplaneta] Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 340, Cuba, Guatimala.

bicolor Pau. pE Bravv. Insectes, pl. i*, fig. 6, Saint Domingue— Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—In. Catal. 56, Mass.

biguttata Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 276, tab. xiv, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

bipustulata Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 279, Ex America me- ridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

bivittata [Phyllodromia] Surv. Orthopt. 108, Sénégal, Cap-de-Bonne- Espérance, Ile-de-France, Cuba, Perou, etc.—[Phyllodromia]

14 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 346, Cuba, Pérou, Vile de France, Cap et Sénegal—Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 102, Ceylan, Mexique ; dans la Cordilliére orientale du Mexique et sur son versant occidental, dans le Mechoacan, Cuba.

borealis Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. HI, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 166, America borealis.—In. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 96, pl. i, fig. 13, L’Amérique du Nord.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, m1, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Nord Amerika.

brasiliensis Lurerm. Ann. Soc. Entom. de France, [1] VI, 506, Guade- loupe.

brunnea Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 278, Hx America merid- ionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

buprestoides Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 5;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 166;—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 116, pl. i, fig. 20, Cuba.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 11, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Cuba.

Burmeisteri [Phyllodromia] Gu¥r. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 345, Cuba. '

capitata Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 5;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 167;—In. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 114, pl. i, fig. 19, Cuba.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Cuba.

cicatricosa [ Zetobora] Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 336, pl. xii, fig. 5, Havane.

cincta Fasr. Mant. Ins. I, 226;—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 9, America.— Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am.— Get. Linn. Syst. Nat. IV, 2044, America —Otiv. Encyel. méth. IV, 318, Amérique. — Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. H, 529, America.—Bi1.B. Enum. Ins. 163, Amer.

cinerea Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 277, Ex America merid- ionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

collaris [Holocompsa] Gutir. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 332, pl. xii, fig. 3, Cuba, Vile Maurice.—[Holocompsa] Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIV, 1, 348;—In. Bericht, 1857, 156, Cuba.

conspersa Srry. Orthopt. 89, Cuba.—[Zetobora] GuEr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 339, Cuba, Bresil.

convexa Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 279, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

cubensis Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 4;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 165;—Is. [Phyllodromia] Orthopt. Amér. moy. 108, pl. i, figs. 14, 15, Cuba.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, 11, 354;—IB. Bericht, 1862, 40, Cuba.

cylindrica Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersh. X, 279, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

delicatula [Phyllodromia] Gurr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 346, Cuba,—Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 104, pl, i, fig. 17, Cuba.

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diaphana Fasr. Entom. Syst. I, 11, in Am. merid. insulis.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am. m.— Burm. Handb. d. Entom, I, 496, St. Thomas, Westindien. — [ Holo- lampra] Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 95, Des Antilles, Saint Thomas.

discicollis Burm. Handb. d. Entom, II, 498, 1012, Meziko.

domingensis Pau. pre Bravv. Insectes, 182, pl. i?, fig. 4, Saint Do- mingue.—Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

elongata Pau. pe Bravv. Insectes, 183, pl. i”, fig. 5, Saint Domingue. —[Phyllodromia] Serv. Orthopt. 106, Saint Domingue.

fumigata Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 335, pl. xii, fig. 4, Havane.

germanica Aup. et Bruix, Hist. nat. Ins. IX, 55, Dans toutes les parties du monde.—Gerst. Handb. der Zool. II, 44, Von Eu- ropa aus, tiber alle Welttheile verbreitet.

gibba THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 279, Hx America meridi- onali et imprimis e Brasilia.

grossa Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 280, Ha America meridi- onali et imprimis e Brasilia.

gigantea Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 424, America.—In. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. 11,687, America, Asia.—Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 106, America.—Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. II, 66, pl. xxxvi, fig. 2, Jamaica.—MU... Linn. Natursyst. V, 402, America, Asia.— Fasr. Syst. Entom. 271;—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 6;—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, America, Asia. —Gmne_-. Linn. Syst. Nat. 13th Ed. IV, 2041, Asia et America. —O ry. Encycl. méth. IV, 314, pl. exxv, fig. 1, Toute ? Ameér- ique méridionale, rarement de Cayenne.—Tort. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 527, America and Asia.—Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV, 262; 2° Kd. IV, 462; 3° Ed. II, 159, L’ Amérique méridi- onale, Cayenne.—Kirspy and SpeeNceE, Introd. Entom. 3d Ed. I, 243; 7th Ed. 140, Asia, Africa, America. —LuERM. Ann. Soe. Entom. France, [1] VI, 506, Guadeloupe. —[Blabera] Wesrw. Drury, Ins. II, 71, pl. xxxvi, fig. 2, Jamaica, America, Asia, Cayenne.—Is. Introd. Class. Ins. I, 418, West Indies.— [Blaberus] Dune. Introd. Entom. 225, pl. vii, fio. 1, S. Amer- ica, West Indian Islands.

guttata Tuouns. Kongl. Vet. Akad. nya Handl. XXXI, 188, In insula Bartholemi.

indica Pau. pE Bravv. Insectes, 227, pl. ii°, fig. 2, Saint Domingue et les Indes orientales.— Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 40, Des Indes.

intercepta Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 497, Mexiko. — [Ectobia] Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 113, Mezico.

kakkerlac Dre Grrr, Mém. II, 535, pl. xliv, figs. 1-3, Amérique méridionale.—Outv. Encycl. méth. IV, 315, Europe et dans

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toute V’ Amérique meéridionale. —Pau. pe Bravy. Insectes, 181, pl. i’, fig. 1, Afrique ; tiles de P Amérique.

leevigata PAL. pr BEeavv. Insectes, 228, pl. ii’, fig. 4, Saint Domingue. —Serv. Orthopt. 98, Giga, Martinique.—[Panchlora] Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 344, Cuba.—Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 99, pl. i, fig. 16, Les Antilles; Cuba, La Martin- ique, Saint Domingue.

limbata THunp. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 278, Hx America merid- tonali et imprimis e Brasilia.

lineata PA. pE Beauv. Insectes, 228, pl. ii’, fig. 5, Amérique merid- ionale.

lineolata Daim. Anal. Entom. 87, In Americe insulis 2

livida Fasr. Spec. Ins. I, 841, America, Asia.

maderae O tiv. Encycl. méth. IV, 314, A Madére aux Antilles et dans VAmeérique méridionale—Haun, Icon. Orthopt. tab. A, Gen. Blatta, fig. 1, Madera et Ins. St. Bartholomee.—SEry. Or- thopt. 87, Madere, Ile de France, Saint Domingue—BLANcH. Hist. nat. Ins. II, 5, Afrique, Amérique, Indes orientales.— [Panchlora] Gu¥r. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 338, Madere, Maurice, Sénégal, Cuba—Jones, Nat. Berm. 110 (madaren- sia!), Bermuda.

major Pa. pe BreAvv. Insectes, 182, pl. i®, fig. 2, Afrique, iles de Vv Amérique.

mexicana Sauss. Blatt. nov. spec. 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1864, 311, Mexico —Datuas, Zool. Record, I, 571, Mexico.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXX, 0, 430;—JIs. Bericht, 1863-4, 124, Mexiko.

mysteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 6;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 167, Mexico calida.—tIs. [Ectobia] Orthopt. Amér. moy. 110, Memique, des terres chaudes de la cote de Véra Cruz. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, 11, 354;— Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Aus den heissen Gegenden Mexiko’s.

nivea Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 434; 12th Ed. Il, 688; 13th Ed. I, 688, America.—Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. II, 66, pl. xxxvi, fig. 1, New Vert) ata Syst. Entom. 272, Amer- ika.—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 343, In America meridionali. —In. Entom. Syst. I, 8, Jn Am. insulis. — Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, dm. —Goxzx, Entom. Beytr. II, 8, Der amerikanische Weissling—HErxst, Fuessly, Archiv d. Ins. 1786, 185, tab. xlix, fig. 8, Amerika.—GmEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. IV, 2042, In America meridionali.— Oxuty. Encycl. méth. IV, 316, pl. exxv, fig. 4, Cayenne, Surinam, Antilles. —? Browne, Nat. Hist. Jamaica, 431 (Cassida, 2) Index, iii, iv, tab. xliii, fig. 13, Jamaica.—Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 277, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia——LuEerM. Ann. Soc. Entom. France, [1] VI, 506, Guadeloupe-—Westw. Drury, Ins.

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I, 70, pl. xxxvi, fig. 1, New York, in Am. insulis.— Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 141, pl. xlvi, fig. 7, New York.

oblongata Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 435; 12th Ed. I, 689, Amer- ica.—GorzeE, Entom. Beytr. I, 63, Die amerikanische lingliche Schabe.

occidentalis Fasr. Mant. Ins. I, 225, America —Is. Entom. Syst. I, 7,Jn Am. insulis—Ib. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am.—GmeE.. Linn. Syst. Nat. 13, Ed. IV, 2041, America.—Outv. Encycl. méth. IV, 314, Amérique.—Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 527, American islands.

orientalis Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 434, America, Oriente—In. Syst. Nat.12th Ed. I, 688, America ; hospitatur in Oriente ; hodie in Russie adjacentibus regionibus frequens ; incepit nuperis tem- poribus Holmic 1739 uti dudum in Finlandia.—Is. Syst. Nat. 13th Ed. I, 688, America, hospitatur in Oriente.—Suuz. Kennz. der Ins. 78, Erkl. 16, tab. vii, fig. 47, Amerika, Turket ; in den Gegenden Russlands, unldngst sind diese ungebettene Gdste auf ihrer Reise nach Westen, nach Finnland, Schweden, Deutschland und Schwaben gekommen.— Muu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 404, Eigentlich nur aus America herstammen durch die Handlung und Schiffahrt aber nach Asien gekommen.—F aspx. Syst. Entom. 272; —lIs. Spec. Ins. I, 343, America ; hospitatur nune in oriente adja- centeque Europa.—tls. Entom. Syst. UH, 9, America ; hospitatur nunc in tota fere Europa.— GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. 13th Ed. VI, 2043, America ; hospitatur in Oriente et Europa, a 200 inde annis in Bohemia, a 1739 in Belgio et antea in Finlandia et Russia.—Vitu. Linn. Entom. Faun. Suec. I, 429, America ; hospitatur in Oriente ; hodie in Russiae adjacentibus regionibus Srequens ; incepit nuperis temporibus Holmiae 1739 uti dudum in Finlandia—RemerR, Gen. Ins. 12, tab. viii, fig. 2, America, hospitatur in Oriente.—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 529, America ; long since naturalized in Europe. —Pau. DE Brauv. Insectes, 228, pl. 11°, fig. 3, Le monde entier.—Latr. Gen. Crust. et Ins. Ill, 83, Europa, Am. bor.—Is. Cuv. Reene Anim. Ed. 1817, I, 371; Ed. 1829, V, 175; Ed. Disc. Ins. II, 9, pl. lxxvii, figs. 5, 6, Russie et la Finland ; originaire de UV Asie ; quelques auteurs la font venir de VAmerique méridionale.—Lracu, New Edinb. Encycl. TX, 120; Am. Ed. VIII, 709, North America, com- mon in Hurope-——LaAm. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV, 263; 2¢ Ed. IV, 463; 3¢ Ed. I, 159, Le Levant, toute Europe, et VAmérique septentrionale.— Aup. et Bruiié, Hist. nat. Ins. IX, 54, Il n’est pas de partie du monde ow il n’ait été transporte. —Harr. Ilitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576;—In. Catal. 56, Mass. —In. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 118; Ed. 1852, 128; Ed. 1862, 145, fig. 66, Ilaritime towns of the United States—OxeEN, Allg. Naturg. V, C, 1505, Aus dem Orient; in nordlichen America,

2

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in ganz Europa.—Luerm. Ann. Soc. Entom. France, [1] VI, 506, Guadeloupe.—[Kakkerlac] Buancu. Hist. nat. Ins. III, 6, Univers—Jarc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 165; 1859, 117, NV. America.—WAaALsH. Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. III, 212, S. LIilinois.

otomia Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 104, Mexique.

papillosa Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 276, tab. xiv, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

parallela Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Catal. 56, Mass.

pellucens Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 276, tab. xiv, Ex America meridionali, et imprimis e Brasilia.

pellucida Savuss. Blatt. nov. spec. 7;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool, 311; —[Ectobia] Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 112, Mezique.—Datuas, Zool. Record, I, 571, Mezxico.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXX, 11, 430;—In. Bericht, 1863-4, 124, Meziko.

pennsylvanica Dr Grrr, Ménm. III, 537, pl. xliv, fig. 4, Pensylvanie. —GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 15, Die braune pensylvanische Schabe.—Is. De Geer, Gesch. Ins. HI, 348, tab. xliv, fio. 4, Pennsylvanien.—GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. 13th Ed. IV, 2046, Pennsylvania.—Outy. Encycl. méth. IV, 317, Pennsylvanie.— Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 531, Pennsylvania Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass——Tnomas, Trans. Ill. © St. Agric. Soc. V, 440, Illinois.

Petiveriana Dunc. Introd. Entom. 226, pl. vii, fig. 2, West Indies.

Poeyi Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool.

1862, 164;—[Hololampra] Orthopt. Amér. moy. 94, Cuba.— Gersv. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 354;—In. Bericht, 1862, 40, Cuba.

porcellana Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 3;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 164, Cuba.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, un, 354;—IB. Bericht, 1862, 40, Cuba.

punctulata Pau. pE Beauv. Insectes, 183, pl. i, fig. 8, Saint Do- mingue.

pygmaea Pat. pe Bravy. Insectes, 183, pl. i’, fig. 9, Saint Domingue. —Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 118, St. Domingo.

reflexa Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 278, Ex America merid- ionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

rufescens Pau. DE Bravv. Insectes, pl. i*, fig. 7, Saint Domingue.

ruficollis Fanr. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Ind.

Servillei Ler. Serv. Orthopt. 91, Rio Grande.

sexnotata THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 276, tab. xiv, Ex America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia.

Sulzerii [Blabera] Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 334, Cuba.

surinamensis Luerm. Ann. Soc. Entom. France, [1] VI, 506, Guade-

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loupe.—[Panchlora] Gurr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 342, Cuba.

tarasca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 3;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 164;—In. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 95, Mexique.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, m1, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Mexiko.

Thunbergii [Monachoda] Guiir. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 337, pl. xii, fig. 6, Cuba.

totonaca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de: Zool. 1862, 165, Mexico calida.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 101, Mexique (cote du golfe, province de Véra Cruz).—GERSsT. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, u, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Aus den heissen Theilen Mexiko’s.

translucida Sauss. Blatt. nov. spec. 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 311; —[Ectobia] Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 113, Mexique.—DA..Las, Zool. Record, I, 571, Mexico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXX, 11, 430;—Is. Bericht, 1863-4, 124, Mexiko.

tuberculata Aup. et Bruit, Hist. nat. Ins. IX, 52, De Amérique et des Indes.

venosa Sauss. Blatt. nov. spec. 6;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1864, 310;—Ib. Orthopt. Amér. moy, 106, Mexique——Dautas, Zool. Record, I, 571, Mexico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXX, m1, 430; —Is. Bericht, 1863-4, 124, Meziko.

virescens THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. X, 278, Hx America meridionali et imprimis e Brasilia. —Sreryv. Orthopt. 101, Cuba. —[Panchlora] Gukér. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 344, Cuba.

viridis Fapr. Syst. Entom. 272;—Is. Spee. Ins. I, 343, America.— Is. Entom. Syst. Il, 8, In Am. insulis—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am—Gorzxr, Entom. Beytr. Il, 15, Die amerikanische griine Schabe.—GMeEt. Linn. Syst. Nat. 13th Ed. IV, 2043, America —Otrtv. Encycl. méth. IV, 316, L’Amérique meéridionale, Cayenne—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 529, American Islands.

zapoteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 5;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 166, Mexico calida.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 105, Les terres chaudes du Mexique; Visthme de Téhuantepec— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Aus den heissen Gegenden Mexiko’s.

Brachylabris.

maritima Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXV, 293, Japan, China, Ost- indien, Madagascar, Westafrika und den Siidstaeten der nord- amerikanischen Union.

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Brachypeplus.

magnus GrrarD, Marcy, Expl. Red River, 1853, 260, pl. xv, figs. 1-4; °1854, 249, pl. xv, figs. 1-4, Red River of Louisiana.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XX, 1, 246;—In. Bericht, 1853, 58, Louisiana.

virescens Cuarp. Orthopt. descr. tab. li, Mexico—Girarp, Marcy, Expl. Red River, 1853, 261; 1854, 250, Red River of Louisi- ana.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. X, 11, 299;—Is. Bericht, 1843, 51, Mezxiko.

Bradyporus. spinulosus Serv. Ann. Sc. nat. XXII, 165, Des Indes.

Buia, see GRYLLUS. CACERLACA, see PERIPLANETA. CALAMOPTERA, see ACANTHODIS.

Caloptenus.

bivittatus Unter, Say, Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 238, Atlantic States, western part of the country, Baltimore. — Scupp. Can. Nat. VII, 287, Lake Winnipeg.—In. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 465, Mass. Maine, Conn. Maryland, Texas, S. Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota, Lake Winnipeg. See also Acridium bivittatum.

borealis Brunn. Orthopt. Stud. 3;—Is. Verhandl. zool. bot. Gesellsch. Wien, 1861, 223, Labrador.

femoratus Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I, 638, Karolina.—Brunn. Orthopt. Stud. 4;—Is. Verhandl. zool. bot. Gesellsch. Wien, 1861, 224, Siid Carolina—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VII, 0, 319;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 47, Siid Carolina. See also Acridium JSemoratum. :

femur rubrum Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I, 638, Pennsylvanien.— Scupp. Can. Nat. VII, 287, Red River—In. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 464, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, S. Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Red River Settlements——Pacx. Rep. Nat. Hist. Maine, 1861, 374, Mount Katahdin.—W ausu, Trans. IIl. St. Agric. Soc. V, 497, New England, Rock Island. See also Acridium femur rubrum.

punctulatus Unter, Scudd. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII,465, Maine.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 358;—In. Bericht, 1862, 44, Maine.

sanguinipes Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 284, Amecrique mcridionale.

See also Locusta.

Chioriphylium.

Sagrai Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom. II, 56, Cuba.—Srry. Or- thopt. 755, pl. viii, fig. 5, Cuba—Enricus. Archiv f. Nat. VI, 11, 264;—Is. Bericht, 1839, 48, Cuba. See also Acridiwm Sagrai. See also ACRIDIUM.

Chorisoneura.

mysteca Brunn. Blatt. 258, Mezxique.

Conocephalus.

acuminatus Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 273, In Indiis et Europa australi—Srry. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 149, Du midi de ( Europe et des Indes suivant Fabricius.

cinereus Tuuns. Mém., Acad. St. Petersb. V, 273, Jamaica.

crepitans. Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 450, Teras, Nebraska. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, um, 357;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 43, Texas.

dissimilis Serv. Orthopt. 518, Amérique septentrionale.—THomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 446, Jilinois. See also Locusta dissimilis.

ensiger Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 131; Ed. 1852, 142; Ed. 1862, 163, fig. 79, Mass——Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 1, 227;—Is. Be- ache 1842, 83, Mass.—F1Tcu. Am. Journ. eee and Se. VI, 146, New York.—Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VU, 449, Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Vermont, Connecticut, lllinois, Minne:

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sota, Nebraska.—Jarnc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 154; 1859, 109, N. America—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 445, Tllinois—See also Giryllus ensiger.

guttatus Serv. Orthopt. 518, Cuba.—Guxr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 355, Cuba. See also Locusta guttata.

mexicanus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 208, Mezxico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 11, 405 ;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mezico.

Nieti Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 208, Mezico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, m, 405;— In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexico.

obtusus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 450, Georgia. See also Locusta obtusa.

occidentalis Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 208, Haiti—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 11, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Hatt.

robustus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 449, Cape Cod.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 357;—Iz.. Bericht, 1862, 43, Cape Cod. .

Sallei Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 10;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 207, Mezico.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VI, 1, 405;— Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexico.

tricornis Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 278, In Insula Bar- tholemi.

triops Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 272, In Indits, ins. Bar- tholemi, Morocco.

uncinatus Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 132; Ed. 1862, 164, N. Carolina. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, m1, 357;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 43, Alabama.—Scunpp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 450, Ala- bama.

See also PHASMA.

Diapheromera.

bivittata Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 119; Ed. 1852, 130; Ed. 1862, 146, America.

calearata Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 20, Mezico.

femorata ? Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2,119; Ed. 1852, 130; Ed. 1862, 146, fig. 67, America—Scupp. Can. Nat. VII, 284, Red River Settlements, British America.—Is. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 423, Mass. N. Hampshire, Iilinois, Red River Settlements in British America, Nebraska. — Pack. How to collect, 55;—In. Rep. Nat. Hist. Maine, 1862, 195, N. England.

Sayli Gray, Synops. Phasm. 18, Jn America septentrionalii—Fiscu. W. Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mose. X, v1, 18, Amérique septentrionale. Sery. Orthopt. 247, New York.—Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 20, Amer. septentr.—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 441, Illinois.

Velii Watsu, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. II, 410, Platte River, Ne- braska.— DALLAS, Zool. Record, I, 572, Illinois.

96 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Dictyopherus.

guttatus [Romalea] BLancu. Hist. Nat. Ins. II, 40, Amérique méridi- onale.

reticulatus THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 259, In America occidental.

DiPLoOPHYLLUs, see PHYLLOPTERA.

Ectobia.

flavocincta Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 419, Mass. Western States, Lake Superior.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXX, m1, 355; —Is. Bericht, 1862, 41, Nord Amerika.—Brunn. Blatt. 57, Etats occidentaux de ? Amérique du Nord, Lac Supérieur.

germanica Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 418, Mass. Ver- mont, New York, Maryland—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, ny, 355;:—In. Bericht, 1862, 41, Nord Amerika.

lithophila Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 418, MWass.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 355;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 41, Nord Amerika.

See also BLATTA.

Empusa.

chlorophea Biancu. Hist. Nat. Ins. III, 2, pl. iii, fig. 1, Mew York.

fronticornis Serv. Orthopt. 144, Elle est notée comme des Aniilles, mais c’est sans doute par erreur; je ne pense pas quill y ait des Empuses en Amérique.

gongylodes Westw. Drury, Ins. I, 122, pl. 1, fig. 2, Madras (and Philadelphia, sed? Drury) Africa, Asia, E. India.

hyalina Cuarp. Orthopt. deser. tab. ii, In America meridionalis.

pectinicornis Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV, 251; 2° Ed. IV, 452; 3° Ed. I, 155, Jamaique.— Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 48, Jamaique.

pennicornis Westw. Drury, Ins. I, 121, pl. 1, fig. 1, Jamaica.

spinifrons [Idolomorpha] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 61, Am. merid.

ENEOPTERA, see GRYLLUS.

Epaphrodita.

musarum Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 52;—Is. Orthopt. 205, Saint Domingue. See also Mantis musarum. See also MANTIS.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. ain

Ephippigera.

tschivavensis Haxp. Stansb. Expl. Utah, 371, pl. x, fig. 3, Chihua- hua.—Scuaum, Archiv f. Nat. XIX, um, 270;—Is. Bericht, 1852, 130, Utah. See also GryLLus and Locusta.

Epilampra.

brasiliensis Bruny. Blatt. 169, Brésil, dans toute LAmérique du Sud du versant oriental des Andes, ile de Cuba, St. Domingue.

mexicana [Planes] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 2; Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 228, Mexico.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 30, pl. ii, fig. 26, Terres chaudes du Mexique.-—Brunn. Blatt. 188, Mexique.

Forcinelia.

azteca Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXIII, 226, Mezico?—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 358;—In. Bericht, 1862, 44, Meziko.

Forficesila.

americana SERrv. Orthopt. 22, Saint Domingue, Cuba. gigantea Serv. Orthopt. 23, pl. i, fig. 2, Europe, N. America. suturalis Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXIII, 226, Cordova.—Gurst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 1, 358;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 44, Meaiko. See also FoRFICULA.

Forficula.

affinis [Forficesila] Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 330, pl. xii, fig. 2, Cuba.—[ Forficesila] Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIV, u, 349; —In. Bericht, 1857, 157, Cuba.

albipes Fasr. Mant. Ins. I, 224;—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 3, In Americe meridionalis Insulis.—Iz. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am. m—GmeE.. Linn. Syst. Nat. Ed. 13, IV, 2039, In insulis Americee meridionali oppositis.

americana PAL. pr BrAvv. Insectes, 165, pl. xiv, fig. 1, Saint Domin- gue.

annulata Far. Entom. Syst. I, 4, In Americe meridionalis Insulis.— Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am. m.

auricularia Jarc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 166; 1859, 118, N. America.

bimaculata Pat. pE Beauv. Insectes, 165, pl. xiv, fig. 2, Saint Do- mingue.— SERV. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 32;— Is. Orthopt. 39, Saint Domingue.

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bivittata Burm. Handb. d. Entom. HU, 751, St. Domingo, Portoriko, Columbia.

californica Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXVI, 85, California.

distincta [Forficesila] Guér. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 329, pl. xii, fig. 1, Cuba—L[Forficesila] Grrst. Archiv f. Nag XXIV, u, 349;—IB. Bericht, 1857, 157, Cuba.

elegans Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I], 753, Insel St. Johanna in West- indien.

elongata Far. Entom. Syst. I, 4, In Americe meridionalis Insulis.— Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am. ins.

erythrocephala Fasr. Entom. Syst. I, 4, In Americe meridionalis Insulis—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 78; Ed. 1810, 78, Am. m.

gagathina Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 753, Portoriko.

gigantea [Lapidura] Fiscu. Orthopt. Eur. 52, 65, tab. vi, fig. 1°-1*, In Europa meridionali, in insula Madera, in Africa septentrionali, in Asia occidentali. In collectione D. Latreille duo specimina & ex America sept. allata adservantur.

lugubris Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXIII, 236, Cordova.—Gmrst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 0, 359;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 45, Meziko.

minor Burm. Handb. d. Entom. UW, 754, Europa, Nordamerika.—SERv. Orthopt. 44, Europe, Amérique septentrionale—Fiscu. Orthopt. Eur. 52, 70, tab. vi, fig. 77°, In totd Europa, in insula Ma- dera, in America septentrionali 2

minuscula Larr. Humb. et Bonpl. Rec. d’Obs. zool. II, 119, pl. xl, firs. 8, 9, L’Amerique equinoziale.

parallela Westw. Guér. Mag. de Zool. VII, Cl. rx, pl. elxxvili;—Is.

Introd. Class. Ins. I, 402, Mexico.—Grrm. Germ. Zeitsch. f.

Entom. I, 319, Mezico.

procera Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 753, Westindische Inseln.

pulchella Serv. Orthopt. 42, Amérique septentrionale, Niagara.

ruficeps Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 755, Mexiko.

scabriuscula Serv. Orthopt. 38, Amérique méridionale.

taeniata Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXIII, 230, Oaxaca, Mirador, (Mexico ).—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 359 ;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 45, Mexiko.

unidentata Pav. pr Breavyv. Insectes, 165, pl. xiv, fig. 3, Saint Domin- gue-—Srry. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 33;—Is. Orthopt. 41, Saint

Domingue.

GNATHOCLITA, see LOCUSTA.

Gomphocerus.

clavicornis Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 221, In Indiis. infuscatus Unter, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 181, Mass.

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pelidnus Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 650, Pennsylvanien. radiatus Unurr, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 181, Mass. viridifasciatus Uuuer, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 181, Mass. ,

Gryllacris.

carolinensis Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VI, 1, 276, Carolina.

Gryllotalpa.

americana Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.— Lemwy, Proc. Acad. Nat. Sc. Philad. V, 204, Newark, Dela- ware.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. IJ, 15;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 316, Mexico. Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 404;— Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Mezico.

borealis Burm. Handb. d. Entom. 1, 740, Nordamerika—UUuLeER, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 149, Mass.——Scunp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 426, Mass. Nantucket, Vermont—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 441, Maryland. See also Gryllus borea- lis.

brevipennis Serv. Orthopt. 368, Amérique septentrionale, Caroline, Philadelphie, Louisiane—Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 120; Ed. 1852, 131; Ed. 1862, 149, fig. 68, MZass—Fitcu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York. See also Gryllus brevipen- nis.

eultriger Unuer, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. II, 548, Hl Paso.—Dat- LAs, Zool. Record, I, 573, Hl Paso.

didactyla Jounst. Trans. Entom. Soc. Lond. II, xxiv, Saint Vincent’s. —Kuirpy and SPENCE, Introd. Entom. 7th Ed. 102, St. Vincent. —Westw. Introd. Class. Ins. I, 447, West Indies. — Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 121; Ed. 1852, 132; Ed. 1862, 149, West Indies. —Westw. Cuv. Anim. Kingd. 560, West Indies.

hexadactyla Serv. Orthopt. 307, Bresil, Guadeloupe.—Guir. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 355, pl. xii, fig. 8, Cuba, Bresil, Guade- loupe.

longipennis Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 426, Mass. Mary- land.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, um, 356;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massachusetts—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soe. V, 441, Arkansas.

mexicana Burm. Handb. d. Entom. Il, 740, Alvarado in Mexiko. See also Gryllus mexicanus.

See also GRYLLUS.

30 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Grylius.

abbreviatus Serv. Orthopt. 336, Amérique septentrionale— Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom. II, 74, Nord America.—Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord-Amerika.— Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 427, Mass. Cape Cod, Maryland.

acuminatus [Tettigonia] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 429, In Indiis. —Ik. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 696; 13th Ed. I, 696, America.— [Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 130, In Indiis._[ Tetti- gonia] Mux. Linn. Natursyst. V, 430, America.—['Tettigonia | Gorze£, Entom. Beytr. I, 60, Der amerikanische Spitzwirbel— ~ [Tettigonia] Gme-. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2065, In America meridionali.[ Tettigonia] Ram. Gen. Ins. 13, tab. ix, fig. 1, America. — [Tettigonia] Strouy’, Répr. de Spectres, Saut. & sabre, 18, 19, pl. vii", figs. 27-9, Pennsylvanie.

eegyptus THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 247, In insula Barthol- emy.

eequalis Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. IV, 307;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, II, 237, United States.

agilis [Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. Il, 99, Der pensylvanische Ldufer.—[Tettigonia] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2071, Penn- sylvania.—{[ Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 555, Pennsyl- vania.—{ Pterophyllus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576; —Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

americanus Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. I, 128, pl. xlix, fig. 2; I, app. Virginia, Antiqua, New York, Madras, Sierra Leon.

angustus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 427, Mass. Cape Cod. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, m, 356;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massachusetts.

annulatus Hersst, Fuessly, Archiv d. Ins. 1786, 195, tab. liii, fig. 4, Amerika.—[ Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2081, Amer- ica.—Tort. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 565, Nyhonace|

annulipes [Phalangopsis] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, Port au Prince.

aquilinus [Tettigonia] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. U, 697; 13th Ed. I, 697 ;—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 133, In Indiis.—[Tettigonia] Mtxy. Linn. Natursyst. V, 431, In- dien.—[ Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. I, 61, Der indian- ische Breitfliigel.

assimilis [Acheta] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. Il, 87, Die jamaische Haus- grile.—[ Acheta] GmeEu. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, 1v, 2060, In insulis Americe meridionalis oppositis.—Oxtrv. Encycl. méth. VI, 634, Jamaique.—[Acheta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 544, Tones Boe Handb. d. Entom. II, 733, Mittel und Sid Amerika —Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, Middel en Zuid-Amerika.

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aztecus Savss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 16;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 816, Tellus mexicana—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, m1, 404;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 48.

bicornis [Mantis] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 426;—[Mantis] In. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 116, In Indiis.

bipunctatus Dre Grrr, Ménm. III, 523, pl. xliii, fig. 7, Pensylvanie— [Acheta] Goxrzr, Entom. Beytr. I, 89, Der pensylvanische Zweypunkt.—Is. De Geer, Gesch. Ins. III, 340, tab. xlin, fie. 7, Pennsylvanien.—Ourv. Encyel. méth. VI, 637, Am. sept. Pennsylvanie—BurM. Handb. d. Entom. HU, 732, Pennsylva- nien.—[ Cicanthus] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord-Amerika.

bivittatus Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. IV, 308;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer, Ed. Leconte, II, 237, Arkansas.

borealis [Gryllotalpa] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord- Amerika.

brevicornis [ Acridium] Lryn. Cent. Ins. rar. 15;—[ Acridium] Is. Amen. Acad. VI, 398;—[Acrida] Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. HU, 692; 13th Ed. I, 692, In America septentrionalt.—[ Acrida] Motu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 419, In dem mitternachtlichen America.—t{ Acrida] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. H, 45, Das ameri- kanische Kurzhorn.—[,Acrida sive 'Truxalis] GMEx. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2056, In America meridionali.—[Truxalis] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 542, America.

brevipennis [Gryllotalpa] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord-Amerika.

ceerulescens [Locusta] Liyn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 432; 12th Ed. I, 700; 13th Ed. I, 700, In meridionalibus.

camellifolius [Tettigonia] Gorze, Entom. Beytr. I, 92, Das ameri- kanische Kamillenblatt.—{'Tettigonia] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2064, America.—[Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 548, America. :

campestris ? Kam, Travels, II, 10;—Is. Pink. Voy. XIII, 506, New York, Canada.—Is. Travels, II, 69;—Is. Pink. Voy. XII, 524, All parts of N. America where I have been.—Is. Travels, II, 126;—In. Pink. Voy. XIII, 542, New Jersey.

carinatus [Bulla] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. J, 427; 12th Ed. II, 693; 13th Ed. I, 693, In Indiis.—[Bulla] M6ut. Linn. Natursyst. V, 421, Aus Indien—[Bulla] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. I, 46, Der indianische Gilattschild.— [Locusta] STOLL’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. de passage, 12, pl. v”, fiz. 16, L’ Amérique.

carolinus [Locusta] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 433; 12th Ed. II, 701; 13th. Ed. I, 701, America.—[ Mantis] Is. Cent. Ins. rar. 13; —{Mantis] Is. Amen. Acad. VI, 396, Carolina. — [Locusta] Mott. Linn. Natursyst. V, 443, Carolina —F asp. Syst. Entom. 291, America.—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 368, In America boreali—ts.

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32 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Entom. Syst. U, 58, America.—[Locusta] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. Il, 76, Der karolinische Gelbrand.—[Locusta] GMeEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2078, In America borealii—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 562, America —Fircu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York.—Jarc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 140, pl. v, fig. 22; 1859, 97, fig. 22, United States.

centurio [Locusta] Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. I, 78, pl. xli, fig. 3, Bay of Honduras.—{ Locusta], Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. HU, 101, Der amerikanische Hauptmann. —[Locusta] SToLu’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. de passage, 15, pl. vi’, fis. 19, Nowvelle Georgie.

ehrysomelas [Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2086, Pennsyl- vania.—Tourvt. Linn. Syst. Nat. U, 569, Pennsylvania.

citrifolius [Tettigonia] Liyn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 429; 12th Ed. II, 695; 13th Ed. I, 695;—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 125, In Indiis.—[Tettigonia] Mutu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 427, Aus den Indien.—[ Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 58, Das indianische Zitronblaitt.

columbinus Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. IX, 399, 425, In Bar- tholemi, ins. Americes.

concavus [Pterophylla] Harr. Hitch. Rep. 582; 2d. Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

corallinus Fircu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, New York.

coriaceus [Tettigonia] Lixn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. I], 697; 13th Ed. I, 697._[ Tettigonia] In. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 136, In Indiis—[Tettigonia] MU. Linn. Natursyst. V, 43, Indien.

coronatus [Tettigonia] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. II, 697; 18th Ed. I, 697, In Indiis—[Tettigonia] Muu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 430, In Indien.—[Tettigonia] Gouzx, Entom. Beytr. LI, 61, Die indianische Heuschrekke.

cristatus [Locusta] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 431; 12th Ed. II, 699; 18th Ed. I, 699, America, Arabia, Asia.—{ Locusta] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 187, Asia, Africa, America.—[ Locusta] Sroxr’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. de passage, 21, pl. ix”, fig. 30, Arabie et L’Amerique.

crucis [ Acheta] Gmet. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2062, In insula S. Crucis. —OLIv. Enycl. méth. VI, 637, Sainte Croiz.—[Acheta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 545, Santa Cruz.

cubensis Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 15;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 316, Cuba.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, un, 404:—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 48.

curvicaudus [Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. Il, 98, Der pen- sylvanische Krummschwanz.—[Tettigonia| Gmen. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2071, In Pennsylvanie pratis.—[ Locusta] Tur. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 555, Pennsylvania.—[ Pterophyllus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

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cyaneus Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 563, America.

cyanipes Fasr. Syst. Entom. 292, America—lIn. Spec. Ins. I, 370, In Americe meridionalis insulis—Is. Entom. Syst. I, 60, America.—In. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Am.—[Locusta] GornzE, Entom. Beytr. Il, 106, Der amerikanische Blaufuss—{Locusta] Gmrx. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, 1v, 2080, In insulis Americe meridionali oppositis.

dentatus [Locusta] Gorze, Entom. Beytr. I, 114, Die indianische Heuschrekke.

dux [Locusta] Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. Il, 82, pl. xliv, Bay of Honduras.—[Locusta] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 102, Der amerikanische Fiirst—F apr. Spec. Ins. I, 362;—Is. Entom. Syst. Il, 47, America meridionalis—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Am. m.—[ Locusta] Gmeu. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2074, In America meridionali.

elongatus [Tettigonia] Livy. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 127, In Indiis— [ Tettigonia] Mtr. Linn. Natursyst. V, 429, Indien.—[Tetti- gonia] GonzE, Entom. Beytr. Il, 59, Der indianische Lang- Jliigel.

ensiger [Conocephalus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

erythropus [Locusta] Get. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2086, Pennsylva- nia.—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 568, Pennsylvania.

fasciatus Dr Grrr, Mém. III, 522, pl. xliii, fig. 5, Pensylvanie.— [ Acheta] Gorzx, Entom. Beytr. I, 89, Die pensylvanische Grille. —[Tettigonia] Is. Entom. Beytr. II, 99, Die pensylvanische Sdbelheuschrekke.—Is. De Geer, Gesch. Ins. LI, 339, tab. xiii, fig. 5, Pennsylvanien.—[Acheta] Gmet. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2063 ;—[ Tettigonia] Is. Linn. Syst. Nat. IV, 2072, Pennsylva- nia.—[ Acheta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. HU, 547;—[Locusta] Is. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 555, Pennsylvania.—[Pterophyllus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.— De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord-Amerika.

fastigiatus [Tettigonia] Luyn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. Tl, 697; 13th Ed. I, 697;—{[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 135, In Indiis—[Tettigonia] Gorzz, Entom. Beytr. II, 62, Der indianische Langstachel.

femur rubrum [Locusta] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. II, 115, Die pensyl- vanische Rothhiifte.

flavicornis Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. IX, 406, China, Indiis et Prom. bon. spei.

flavipes [Acheta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 545, St. Thomas Island.

flavus Fagr. Entom. Syst. I, 59, America—tIs. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Am.—Tourvt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 563, America—Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 232; IX,

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34 _ CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

395, 410, In America et in capite bone spei vulgaris.—Is. Hem. max. cap. 2, In cap. bone spei et in America.

formosus Say, Amer. Entom. III, pl. xxxiv;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 78, pl. xxxiv, Arkansas River.

fuliginosus [Acheta] Stroy’, Répr. d. Spectres, Grillons, 5, pl. iii’, fir. 10, L’ Amérique.

fuscus Tao Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 235; IX, 42, Wout Cam- bria.

giganteus [Acrida sive Truxalis] Gmet. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2057, America—[Truxalis] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 542, America. _

gigas [Mantis] Linn. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 109, In India orientali et occidentali.—[ Acheta] Gorzre, Entom. Beytr. II, 86, Die amer- ikanische Riesengrille—{ Acheta] Gmeu. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2062.—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 546, America.—[ Acheta] Rem. Gen. Ins. 13, tab. viii, fig. 8, America.

gongylodes [Mantis] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 426, In Indiis. —Svuuz. Kennz. der Ins. Erkl. 20, tab. viii, fig. 56, Indien.

gryllodes Patuas, Spic. zool. I, 16, tab. i, fig. 10, Jamaica.— [Acheta] Gmev. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2062.—Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. Il, 546, Jamaica.—Outrv. Encycl. méth. VI, 637, Jamaique.—[ Eneoptera] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, 232, Jamaica? Java, Celebes.

gryllotalpa [Acheta] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 428, In Europe et Americe borealis herbosis et cultis——[Acheta] Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. Il, 693; 13th Ed. I, 693, In Europe et Americe bore- alis herbosis et cultis; in Java.—{[Acheta] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 123, Europa, America, Asia.—[Acheta] Gmet. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2059, In Europe, borealis Americe et Asie, ipsius Jave cultis.—[ Acheta] Vix. Linn. Entom. Faun. Suec. I, 436, In Europe et Americe borealis herbosis et cultis—{ Ach- eta] Tur. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 544, Lurope and America.— OxEN, Alle. Naturg. V, C, 1528, In ganz Europa, in Schweden nur bis Schonen ; in Nordamerica.

guadeloupensis [Acheta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 546, Guade- loupe.

heematopus [Locusta] Lunn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 432; 12th Ed. II, 700; 13th Ed. I, 700;—[Locusta] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Ree. 143, In Indiis—[Locusta] Moxy. Linn. Natursyst. V, 439, Indien.—F ar. Syst. Entom. 289;—In. Spec. Ins. I, 365;—Is. Entom. Syst. Il, 52, In Indiis.—In. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Ind—[ Locusta] Gorzex, Entom. Beytr. II, 69, Der indianische Blutschenkel.

hirtipes Say, Amer. Entom. III, pl. xxxiv;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. Leconte, I, 78, pl. xxxiv, Arkansas River.

hospes [Acheta] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 87, Der amerikanische Gast.—[Acheta] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2061, America.

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—Otiv. Encycl. méth. VI, 636, Am. sept. en Pennsylvanie.— [Acheta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 545, America.

irroratus [Mantis] Linn. Cent. Ins. rar. 14;—[Mantis] Is. Amen, Acad. VI, 397, Carolina.

lamellatus [Tettigonia] Lun. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 429, In Indiis.

lamellosus [Tettigonia] Lryy. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 128;—[Tetti- gonia] Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 696; 13th Ed. I, 696, In Indiis.—[Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 60, Das indian- ische Schenkelblatt.—{ Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 550, America.

lateralis Far. Syst. Entom. 293, America.—Is. Spee. Ins. I, 370, In Americe meridionalis insulis—Is. Entom. Syst. I, 60, Amer- ica.—In. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Am.—([Locusta] Goze, Entom. Beytr. II, 107, Der ameri- kanische Seitenpunkt.—[Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2080, In insulis Americe meridionali oppositis—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 563, America.

laurifolius Linxn. Mus.. Adolph. Fred. 83, (Fol. lauri) America.— [Tettigonia] In. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 429, In Indiis—[Tetti- gonia] In. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 695; 13th Ed. I, 695, In Indiis, Carolina.—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 126, In America meridionali.—[ Tettigonia] Muu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 428, Carolina, Brasilia, Jamaica.—[Tettigonia] Gorzz, Entom. Beytr. II, 59, Das karolinische Lorberblatt.—[Tettigo- nia] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2063, America, Nova Hol- landia.—Suaw and Nopper, Nat. Misc. IV, pl. exv, America. —[Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 547, America.

lineaticeps SrAx, Orthopt. Eug. Resa, 314, California ad San Fran- cisco.—GeErst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 11, 313;—In. Bericht, 1861, 41, California.

luctuosus Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom. II, 74, Siid Karolina — Serv. Orthopt. 335, Amérique septentrionale. — DE Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Californie, Noord-Amerika. — Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 427, Mass. Cape Cod, NV. Hampshire.

lunus Fapr. Syst. Entom. 288;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 364;—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 47, In America meridionali.

maculatus [Ephippiger] Harr. Hitch. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

maxillosus [Tettigonia] Gorzz, Entom. Beytr. II, 93, Die amerikan- ische Kinnlade—[Tettigonia] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2064, In insulis Americe oppositis—[Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. JI, 549, America.

melanopterus [Tettigonia] Luyy. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. Il, 697; 13th Ed. I, 697;—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ul. Reg. 134, In Indiis—[Tettigonia] Miu. Linn. Natursyst. V,

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431, Indien.—[Tettigonia] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. H, 62, Der indianische Schwarzfliigel.

membranaceus [Acheta] Drury, Ilustr. Nat. Hist. I, 81, pl. xliii, fir. 2, Bay of Honduras and Muskito Shore.

mexicanus [Gryllotalpa] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, Mex- ico—Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 15;— In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 316, Mexico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 404;—Ip. Bericht, 1859-60, 48.

miles [Locusta] Drury, Illustr. Nat. Hist. II, 79, pl. xlii, fig. 2, Bay of Tonduras. —[ Locusta] GoEzE, Entom. Beytr. H, 102, Der amerikanische Soldat——{ Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2082, America.

miliaris [ Locusta] Lun. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 432; 12th Ed. I, 700; 13th Ed. I, 700, America.—[ Locusta] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 142, In Indiis. — [Locusta] Muti, Linn. Natursyst. V, 439, America.—F apr. Syst. Entom. 288, America.—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 364, In America meridionali—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 50, Amer- ica.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Am. —[Locusta] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. II, 69, Der amerikanische Frieselfliigel—{[ Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2075, In America meridionali.—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 558, America.

minutus [ Acheta] Luyn. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. I, 694; 13th Ed. I, 694, America.—[ Acheta] Miu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 424, America. —[Acheta] Gorzz, Entom. Beytr. I, 53, Die jamaikanische Grille.—[Acheta] Gmeru. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2060, In America meridionali.—[Acheta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. H, 546, America.

monstrosus [Acheta] Goxrzr, Entom. Beytr. II, 86, Der indianische Drachenschwanz.—Outv. Enéycl. méth. VI, 633, pl. exxviii, fig. 15, Am. merid.

morbillosus [Locusta] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 431, In Indiis.

myrtifolius [Locusta] Drury, Ilustr. Nat. Hist. II, 78, pl. xli, fig. 2, New York.—{Tettigonia] Gur. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2064, In America meridionali.—[Phyllopterus] Westw. Drury, Ins. II, 88, pl. xli, fig. 2, N. York, America.

neglectus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 428, Mass. Cape Cod. —Packx. How to collect, 55;—Is. Rep. Nat. Hist. Maine, 1862, 195, Maine—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, m, 356;—In. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massachusetts.

niger Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 428, Jass.—Gursr. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 1, 356;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massa- chusetts.

niveus Dre Grrr, Mém. I, 522, pl. xliii, fig. 6, Pensylvanie.— [Acheta] Gorzz, Entom. Beytr. H, 89, Die pensylvanische Grille—Is. De Geer, Gesch. Ins. Il, 339, tab. xliii, fig. 6, Pennsylvanien.—[Acheta] Gru. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2063,

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Pennsylvania. —Ourv. Encycl. méth. VI, 637, Am. sept.— Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 547, Pennsylvania.—[Ccanthus] De Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 225, Noord-Amerika.

nubilus Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. IV, 308;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. LeConte, II, 237, Arkansas.

oblongifolius [Tettigonia] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. H, 98, Das pen- sylvanische Blatt. — [Pterophyllus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576;—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

obscuratus [Tettigonia] Sto’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. & sabre, 20, pl. viii, fig. 33, L’Amerique meridionale.

obscurus Fasr. Suppl. Entom. Syst. 194, America borealis,

occidentalis THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. IX, 400, 429, In Americe meridionalis, insulis Barthelemi.

ocellatus Linn. Mus. Adolph. Fred. 82, America.—[Tettigonia] Is. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 429; 12th Ed. II, 696; 13th Ed. I, 696 ;— [ Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 129, In Indiis——[Tetti- gonia] Muu. Natursyst. V, 429, In den Indien —[ Tettigonia] Gorze, Entom. Beytr. II, 60, Das indianische Fliigelauge.

oxycephalus [Tettigonia] Sroxi’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. a sabre, 19, pl. viii*, figs. 30-2, Vraisemblement ’ Amérique.

personatus Unter, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. I, 547, Kansas.— ‘Dattas, Zool. Record, I, 573, Kansas.

perspicillatus Linn. Cent. Ins. rar. 15;—[Locusta] In. Amen. Acad. VI, 398;—[ Locusta] Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 703; 13th Ed. I, 703, In Indiis—{Locusta] Mt... Linn. Natursyst. V, 446, Aus den Indien —F apr. Syst. Entom. 293;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 371, In Indiis.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Ind.—[Locusta] GoEzx, Entom. Beytr. Il, 82, Der indianische Brillentrdger. —[Tettigonia] Is. En- tom. Beytr. II, 98, Der amerikanische Brillentrdger—{ Locusta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 548, America.

phthisicus [Mantis] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 425;—| Mantis] In. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 110, In Indiis.

precarius [Mantis] Lin. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. 1, 426;—[Mantis] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 114, America, Asia.

pulicarius Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 732, Jamaica.—[Nemobius] Der Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, Jamaica.

pumilus Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I, 732, St. Jean und St. Thomas.

—[Nemobius] Dz Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, St. Jean.

punctulatus [Acheta] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2063.—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 547, Pennsylvania.

purpurascens [Locusta] Srou’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. de passage, 17, pl. vii®, fig. 22, D’ Amérique.

reticularis [Locusta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 551, Guadeloupe.

ruber Liuyn. Mus. Adolph. Fred. 83, In Indiis.

388 ; CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

rugosus [Tettigonia] Linn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 450; 12th Ed. Il, 697; 13th Ed. I, 697;—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 132, In Indiis.—[Tettigonia] Mtxix. Linn. Natursyst. V, 430, In Indien. —[Tettigonia] Goxrzx, Entom. Beytr. II, 61, Der indianische Runzelbalg.

rusticus Fazr. Syst. Entom. 292, America.— Is. Spec. Ins. I, 370, In Americe meridionalis insulis. —Is. Entom. Syst. II, 60, America.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Am.—[Locusta] GorEzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 107, Der amer- ikanische Bauer.—[ Locusta] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2080, In insulis Americe meridionali oppositis.—'Turtr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 563, America.

sanguinipes Fasr. Suppl. Entom. Syst. 195, America borealis.

serialis THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 241; IX, 399, 424, In in- sula Barthelemt.

serratus [Bulla] Luyy. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 427—Suuz. Kennz. der Ins. Erkl. 21, tab. viii, fig. 58, Indien. —[Bulla] Lixn. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 121, In Indiis.

serripes Famr. Mant. Ins. I, 236;—In. Entom. Syst. II, 48, vii Indiis. —Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Ind. —Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 558, America ond India.

siccifolius [Mantis] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 425;—[Mantis] Is. Mus. Ulr. Reg. 111, In Indiis.

specularis [Tettigonia] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. II, 93, Die amerikan- ische Spiegeltrdger.—[ Tettigonia] GMEL. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2064, America.—[ Locusta] Turr. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 549, America.

spinulosus [Locusta] Liyn. Amen. Acad. VI, 398;— [Locusta] Is. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 703; 13th Ed. I, 703, In Indiis.—[Lo- custa] Motu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 445, Aus Indien.—[Locusta] Gorze, Entom. Beytr. II, 81, Der indianische Dorntrdger.

squarrosus [Locusta] Sroui’, Répr. d. Spectres, Saut. de passage, 19 pls val”; fie. 25s Acne méridionale.

strumarius [Mantis] i Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 426, In Indiis.

succinctus [Locusta] Linn. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 699; 13th Ed. I, 699, Java, Carolina.—{ Locusta] Muxu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 436, Java, Carolina. — Fanr. Syst. Entom. 287;— Is. Spec. Ins. I, 362;—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 46, In Indiis—In. Nom. En- tom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Ind.

sulphureus Fasnr. Spec. Ins. I, 369, In America boreali—ts. Entom. Syst. II, 59, America.—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 82; Ed. 1810, 82, Am.—{ Locusta] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2079, In America boreali—Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 5638, America.

surinamensis Fasr. Syst. Entom. 291;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 367;—Is. Entom. Syst. I, 57, In America meridional.

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talpa Oty. Encycl. méth. VI, 633, pl. cxxviii, figs. 10-14, Europe, Am. sept.

tartaricus Panz. Drury, Ins. 200, tab. xlix, fig. 2, Virginien, Antigua, New York, Madras in Ostindien, so wie auf Sierra Leon in Afrika zu Hause.

tessellatus [Acheta] Get. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2062, In insula S. Johanne.—[ Acheta] Turt. Syst. Nat. Linn. I, 546, St. John Island.

tricolor [Mantis] Luyy. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 117, In Indiis.

trifasciatus Say, Amer. Entom. II, pl. xxxiv;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. LeConte, I, 78, pl. xxxiv, Arkansas River.

triops [Tettigonia] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 430; 12th Ed. II, 697, 13th Ed. I, 697;—[Tettigonia] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 131, In Indiis—[ Tettigonia] Mtxu. Linn. Natursyst. V, 430, Aus den Indien.—[Tettigonia] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. Il, 60, Das in-

dianische Dreyauge.

tuberculatus [Conocephalus] Harr. Hitche. Rep. 582; 2d Ed. 576;

—Is. Catal. 56, Mass.

turcicus Fasr. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, Ind.

unicolor [Bulla] Luyn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 427; 12th Ed. I, 692; 13th Ed. I, 692, Jn Indiis—[Bulla] Mtxx. Linn. Natursyst. V, 419, Aus den Indien.—[Bulla] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. I, 45, Die indianische Grille—O.tv. Encycl. méth. VI, 635, Guadeloupe. :

variegatus [Locusta] Lryn. Syst. Nat. 10th Ed. I, 432; 12th Ed. I, 700; 18th Ed. I, 700;—[Locusta] Is. Mus. Lud. Ulr. Reg. 144, America.— [Locusta] Mux. Linn. Natursyst. V, 441, America.—F asp. Syst. Entom. 290;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 366; —Is. Entom. Syst. Il, 54;—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 81; Ed. 1810, 81, America.—[ Locusta] GorzE, Entom. Beytr. Hl, 72, Die amerikanische Buntschecke.— Herxst, Fu- essly, Archiv d. Entom. 1786, 194, tab. liii, fig. 8, Amerika. —[Locusta] Gmex. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, 1v, 2076, America.— Tort. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 560, America.

variolosus [Bulla] Lixn. Syst. Nat. 12th Ed. II, 693; 13th Ed. I, 693, In Indiis—[Bulla] Mutt. Linn. Natursyst. V, 420, In Indien.

vicinus [Platydactylus] Dr Haan, Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 226, Buenos Ayres, Cuba.

virens Tuuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 250; IX, 398, 419, Jn in- sula Americes Barthelemi.

virginianus Farr. Syst. Entom. 291;—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 368;—Is. Entom. Syst. I, 57, America borealis. — [Locusta] Gorzex, Entom. Beytr. Il, 106, Die virginische Griinader. — [Locusta] Gme.. Linn. Syst. Nat. I, rv, 2078, In America boreali.— Tort. Syst. Nat. Linn. II, 562, N. America.

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viridifasciatus [Locusta] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. Il, 115, Die pensyl- vanische Griinbinde.

viridimaculatus [Bulla] Gorzr, Entom. Beytr. II, 84, Der indian- ische Grriinfleck.

vitreipennis Marscu. Annal. Wien. Mus. I, 214, tab. xviii, fig. 6, Georgia Americes.— Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. II, mu, 308, Georgien in Nord-America.

vorax [Acheta] Sroiu’, Répr. d. Spectres, Grillons, 8, pl. iv’, figs. 19, 20, L’Amérique.—? Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, pl. ix, fig. 1, New York.

Hiadienoecus.

subterraneus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 441, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.

Hapithus.

agitator Uuurr, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. I, 546, Maryland.—DAt- LAs, Zool. Record, I, 573, Baltimore.

Hapliopus.

angulatus Burm. Handb. d. Entom. HU, 577, St. Thomas und St. John.

bispinosus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 87, America, Brasilia.

Cytherea Wesrw. Catal. Orthopt. 86, pl. xviii, fig. 5, St. Domingo.

Evadne Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 85, pl. xviii, fig. 6, St. Domingo.

jamaicensis Werstw. Catal. Orthopt. 86, India occidentalis, Jamaica.

Ligia Wesrw. Catal. Orthopt. 89, pl. xi, figs. 1, 2, St. Domingo.

micropterus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 87, Indiw occident. insulis St. Thomas et St. John; nec Amboyna. See also Phasma micropterum.

spinipes Westw. Catal Orthopt. 87, Ind. occident. See also Phasma spinipes.

See also PHASMA.

Harpax, see MAnrtIs. Heterogamia.

mexicana Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 490, Meziko.

Heteronemia.

mexicana Gray, Synops. Phasm. 19, Mexico.

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Hetrodes.

spinulosus Fiscu. W. Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mose. 1839, 110, In In- dus.

Hreriscus, see Ciprpopa.

Hippopedon.

saltator Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 25;— Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 323, Mexico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Meziko.

Holocompsa.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 151, La cote du Mexique ; pro- vince de Vera Cruz.—BRunN. Blatt. 347, Mexique. See also Corydia azteca.

collaris Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 151, Antilles et Vile Maurice.— Brunn. Blatt. 347, tab. x, fig. 50, St. Thomas, Breésil, Cuba. See also Blatta collaris and Corydia collaris.

cyanea Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 150, L’ile Maurice et Cuba.— Bruny. Blatt. 346, St Thomas. See also Corydia cyanea.

See also GRYLLUS.

NMeroncidium.

De Geeri Sri, Orthopt. Eug. Resa, 322, Insula St. Joseph in sinu Panamensi.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Insel St. Joseph bei Panama.

Mietriotes.

acuticornis Westw. Caial. Orthopt. 162, In America equinoctiali. Blanchardi Wesrtw. Catal. Orthopt. 159, In provincia de Chiquitos. Stollii Wesrw. Catal. Orthopt. 159, Am. merid.

Wicrocentrum.

affiliatum Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 447, Mass. Maryland, Key West, Florida, Texas, Nebraska.

retinervis Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 446, North Carolina, District of Columbia.

thoracicum Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 447, Tortugas,

D4. CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Florida—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, Il, 357;—Is. Be- richt, 1862, 43, Florida.

Monachidium.

superbum Srix, Ofv. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Forhandl. 1855, 352, Hon- duras.

Monachoda.

Thunbergii Grerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIV, u, 348;—Is. Bericht, 1857, 156, Cuba? Brunn. Blatt. 368, Ile de Cuba. See also Blatta Thunbergii.

See also BLATTA.

Monastria.

biguttata Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 256, L’ Amérique méridionale, Brésil.

semialata Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 258, L’ Amérique méridionale.

similis Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 257, L’Amerique méridionale.

Myrmecophila.

—— ?Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 125, Mass.—Fircn. 6-9 Rep. 186; —Is. Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc. XXTI, 669, Mass.

Nauphoeta.

\ cinerea Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 204, Cuba, Ile de France, cos- mopolite. levigata Brunn. Blatt. 285, tab. vii, fig. 33, Brésil, Ile de Cuba, St. Domingue, Ténériffe, Madere. pallida Brunn. Blatt. 286, Cuba.

Necroscia. Cyllarus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 155, pl. xiii, fig. 2, pl. xiv, fig. 5, Jamaica. Nemobius.

exiguus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 429, Missouri, Minne- sola.

Or

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fasciatus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 430, Mass. Indiana, S. Carolina. :

toltecus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 16;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 316, Mezxico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, m1, 404;—Iz. Bericht, 1859-60, 48.

vittatus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 430, Mass. Maine, Con- necticut Pack. Rep. Nat. Hist. Maine, 1861, 376, Chamber- lain Farm, Maine—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 356 ;— Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Mlassachuseits—Tuomas, Trans. Il. St. Agric. Soc. V, 443, Jilinois. See also Acheta viitata.

See also BLATTA.

Phyllopalipus.

pulchellus Unter, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. I, 544, Maryland, New York.—Da.uas, Zool. Record. I, 573, Maryland, N. York.

Phylloptera.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 203, Cordova, Mexiko.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u1, 405;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mezxiko.

caudata Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 445, Tezas.

couloniana Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. JI, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 128, Cuba.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 11, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Cuba.

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curvicauda Hann. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 129; Ed. 1852, 140; Ed. 1862, 161, Middle and Southern States.

huasteca [Orophus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 8;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 205, Mexico—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mezxiko.

laurifolia Serv. Orthopt. 404, Martinique, Cap de Bonne Espérance ? —Maceg. Catal. Mus. Lille, 328, Mariinica.— Gur. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 354, Surinam, Brésil, Martinique, Cuba. See also Locusta laurifolia.

legumen [Lobophyllus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 8;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 205, America—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 405;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, America.

mexicana [Orophus] Savuss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 204, Mexico—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meziko.

myrtifolia Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 142, Ameérique.—? Gossx, Can. Nat. 278, Canada.

oblongifolia Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I, 693, Nordamerika— Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 128; Ed. 1852, 139; Ed. 1862, 159, fig. 75, Mass. Penn. — Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 145, New York.— Jara. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 154; 1859, 109, N. America.—Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 444, Mass—Tnomas, Trans. Il. St. Agric. Soc. V, 445, Illinois. See also Locusta oblongifolia.

otomaria [Orophus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 7;—Ib. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 204, Mexico—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meziko.

pisifolia [Diplophyllus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 6;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 202, MJexico.—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, um, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meziko.

retinervis Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I], 692, Nordamerika. See also Locusta retinervis.

rhombifolia [Orophus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 8;—Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 204, Carolina.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, u, 405;—Ib. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Carolina.

rotundifolia Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 445, Mass. Vermont, Conn. Rhode Island, Illinois.

salicifolia [Orophus] Savuss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 204, Carolina—Gerrstr. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, ut, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Carolina.

tarasca Sauss. Orthopt. noy. amer. I, 7;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 203, Mechoacan, Mexico.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 11, 405;—Iz. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meziko.

tessellata [Orophus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 129, Mexieo.—[Orophus] Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 11, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Meziko.

tolteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 7;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool.

70 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

1859, 203, Mezxico—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VI, u, 405;— Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Meiko. totonaca [Orophus] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. J, 8;—In. Rev. et -Mag. de Zool. 1859, 204, Mexico—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, ur, 405;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko. zendala [Petaloptera] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 9;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 205, Mexico—Gxrrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, um, 405;—In. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko. See also Locusta.

Phylloscirtus.

elegans Guiir. Iconogr. Regne Anim. Ins. 333, Mexique-—ERIcus. Archiv f. Nat. XIII, 0, 138;—Is. Bericht, 1846, 74, Mexico.— Grrst. Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXIV, 427, Columbien, Mexico.

Phymateus. | miliaris Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 278, Amérique méridionale ?

PLANES, see EPILAMPRA.

Platamodes.

pennsylvanica Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 417, Indiana, Maryland.

unicolor Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VI, 417, Massachusetts — Grerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 355;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 41, Massachusetts.

Platycrana.

jamaicensis Gray, Synops. Phasm. 38, In India occidentali. See also Phasma jamaicensis.

Stollii Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 582, Amerika.

venustula Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom. II, 88, Cuba.—Srry. Orthopt. 242, Cuba.—Gu¥r. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 351, Cuba.

viridana Serv. Orthopt. 241, Amérique?

See also PHASMA.

Piatydactylus.

Saulcyi Gur. Iconogr. Regne Anim. Ins. 330, Martinique.—ERiIcus. Archiv f. Nat. XU, 1, 139;—Is. Bericht, 1846, 75, Martinique. —Gukr. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 354, Guadeloupe.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. (pi

surinamensis Serv. Orthopt. 365, pl. ix, fig. 1, Amérique méridionale, Brésil—Buancu. Hist. nat. Ins. I, 32, Amérique méridionale. See also GRYLLUS.

Platyphyllum.

concavum Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 128; Ed. 1852, 139; Ed. 1862, 158, fig. 74, Mass. Penn.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, 11, 227;— In. Bericht, 1842, 83, Mass.—Fircu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Sc. VI, 146, New York.—Emm. Agric. of N. Y. V, 144, pl. ix, fir. 8, New York.—Jauc. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 150, tab. v, figs. 23-25; 1859, 105, fig. 23 (on p. 106), 24 (on p. 107), America. —Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soe. V, 445, Illinois.

coriaceum Serv. Orthopt. 446, Martinique.—Buancu. Hist. nat. Ins. III, 22, Martinique.

perspicillatum Serv. Orthopt. 445, Mezique.— Unter, Harr. Treat. Ed. 1862, 158, N. England.

Zimmermanni Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 9;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 206, Carolina meridionalis.—GErRst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, um, 405;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Siid Car- olina.

Platyphyma.

aztecum Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 12;— In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 161, Mexico temperata. — Gersv. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Meziko.

mexicanum Bruny. Orthopt. Stud. 4;—Is. Verhandl. zool. bot. Gesellsch. Wien, 1861, 224, Au pied de la niege sur le volcan d’ Orizaba, Mexico.—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, u, 319; —Is. Bericht, 1861, 47, Orizaba.

PLATYZOSTERIA, see PoLYZOSTERIA.

Plectoptera.

Poeyi Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 177, Cuba. porcellana Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 176, figs. on pp. 155-157, 164, 175, Cuba.

Popisma, see ACRIDIUM.

Poepedetes.

corallinus Savuss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 8;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 158, Mexico temperata. — Grrst. Archiv f. Nat.

T2 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

XXVIII, 11, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Aus dem gemissigten Mexiko.

Polyancistrus.

serrulatus Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 154;— Is. Orthopt. 535, St. Domingue.—Buancu. Hist. nat. Ins. II, 22, St. Domingue — Cuarp. Orthopt. deser. tab. 1, St. Domingo.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. X, 11, 298;—Is. Bericht, 1843, 50, St. Domingo.—Iz. Archiv f. Nat. XTH, 11, 139;—Is. Bericht, 1846, 75, Haiti.— GuER. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 355, Cuba, St. Domingue. See also Locusta serrulata.

See also Locusta.

Poiyphaga.

mexicana [Homeogamia] Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 226, pl. ii, figs. 36, 387, Mexique; terres chaudes de la Cordilli¢re orientale, Ori- zaba. See also BLATTA.

Polyzosteria.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 2;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 163, Mexico alta.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 55, Les terres froides du Mexique, le plateau.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 11, 354;—In. Bericht, 1862, 40, Hoch Meziko.

mexicana Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 1;—In. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 163, Mexico alta.—Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 54, Les terres froides du Mexique, le plateau—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 1, 354;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 40, Hoch Mezxiko.— [Platyzosteria] Brunn. Blatt. 216, Haut Mexique.

opaca [Platyzosteria] Bruny. Blatt. 216, Ile de Cuba.

orientalis Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 54, Originaire de Vhemisphere oriental s’est r¢pandue dans l Amérique au Brésil.

rufovittata [Platyzosteria] Bruny. Blatt. 215, Oaxaca, Mexique.

Prisopus.

berosus Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 168, pl. xx, fig. 7, Litt. occid. Amer- ice septentrionalis, Panama.

mexicanus Savuss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 63, Mezxico—Gzrrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, m1, 404;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Mexiko.

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NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

Proscratea.

conspers2 [ Tribonium] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. III, 15;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1862, 232, Cuba.—[Tribonium] Orthopt. Ameér. moy. 208, Cuba; probablement importée du Bresil.

.

Psalidophora.

bipunctata Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXV, 419, Mass.

brunneipennis Serv. Orthopt. 30, Amerique boréale, Philadelphie.— Burm. Germ. Zeitsch. f. Entom. II, 80, Nord-Amerika.— Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXV, 418, In America boreali, Pennsylvania, Virginia.

parailela Dourn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXII, 227, taf. 1, fig. 3, Cor- dova—Is. Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXV, 418, Meziko? — Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1m, 359;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 45, Meziko.

Lherminieri Serv. Orthopt. 29, Guadeloupe, Brésil.

Psalis.

americana Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 35, Saint Domingue.

Pterinoxylus.

difformipes Serv. Orthopt. 227, Amérique méridionale. — WrEsTW. Catal. Orthopt. 90, pl. xxxvi, fig. 1, America meridionalis.

Pterophyilum.

concavum Harr. Encycl. Amer. VIII, 42, America—Gossr, Alab. 182, Alabama. See also Gryllus concavus. See also GRYLLUS.

Pycnoscelus.

obsecurus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 422, Mass. — Grrsr. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 1, 356;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massa- chusetts.

Pygidicrana.

Saussurei Donrn, Entom. Zeit. Stett. XXTII, 225, taf. 1, fig. 2, Cor- dova, Veracruz.—Is. Entom. Zeit. Stett. 1863, 63, Mexico 2~ Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, um, 358;—JIs. Bericht, 1862, 44,.Mexiko.

74 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Pygirhynchus.

coronatus Serv. Orthopt. 261, Probablement de l Amérique méridion- ale—Westw. Catal. Orthopt. 58, America meridionalis.

RHAMMATOCERUS, see STENOBOTHRUS.

Rhaphidophora.

Agassizii Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 6;— Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIM, 11, Islands in Gulf of Georgia, Washington Territory.— Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 0, 316;— Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Inseln im Golf von Georgia.

cavernarum Sauss. Ann. Soc. Entom. France, [iv] I, 492, La grotte du Mammouth, aux Etats unis. — Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, m1, 315;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 43, Mammuth-Hohle.

gracilipes Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 2;—Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIII, 7, Pennsylvania.

lapidicola Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 2;—Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIII, 7, United States. See also Locusta lapidicola.

maculata Harr. Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 126, Mass. —Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. IX, m1, 227;—Is. Bericht, 1842, 83, Mass. — Fitcu, Amer. Journ. Agric. and Se. VI, 146, N. York.—Pack. Rep. Nat. Hist. Maine, 1861, 375, Grand Falls, Maine.— 'THomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 444, Illinois.

scabripes Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 2;— Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIII, 7, Alabama.

stygia Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 4;—Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIII, 9, Hickman’s Cave, Kentucky.—Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 11, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Hohle in Kentucky.

subterranea Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 3;—Is. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIII, 8, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 316;—In. Bericht, 1861, 44, Mammuth-Hohle.

xanthostoma Scupp. Gen. Rhaph. 7;—Is.' Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII, 12, Crescent City, California—GeErst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIUU, u, 316;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 44, Kiiste des Stillen Oceans.

See also Locusta.

BRhipipteryx.

mexicanus Sauvss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 15;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 316, Mexico calida.—Grrst. Archiv f, Nat. X XVI, 11, 404 ;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 48, Mezico.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA. (t)

Bhombea.

cicada Frtr. Phil. Trans. LIV, 55, pl. vi, Jamaica.—WeEstw. Mag. Nat. Hist. [n. s.] Ill, 490, fig. 671 (on p. 492), Jamaica.

BRomalea.

centurio Burm. Handb. d. Entom. H, 620, Georgien—Sauss. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 392, Mexico calida. See also Acridium centurio.

eques Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 620, Aus Mexico von Zimapan.— Sauss. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 392, Mexico calida.

gigantea Burm. Handb. d. Entom. II, 619, Siidkarolina. See also Acridium giganteum. Marci Sery. Orthopt. 623, D’une partie de ? Amérique voisine de la Caroline du Sud. F microptera Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat. XXII, 280, Amérique septentrionale. —OKEN, Isis, 1835, 176, N. America—Srrv. Orthopt. 622, Amérique septentrionale, Caroline.—Cuarp. Orthopt. descr. tab. xlix, America media et septentrionalis.—Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. X, u, 299;—In. Bericht, 1843, 51, Nordamerika.

miles Gerst. Handb. d. Zool. I], 55, Von Brasilien bis Mexico.

pedes Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XX VI, 1, 407;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 51, Mexico.—Sauss. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 892, Mexico calida.

See also Locusta.

Tridactylus.

apicalis Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. IV, 310;—Is. Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. LeConte, II, 239, Southern and Western States. —Burmo. Handb. d. Entom. I, 742, Siidkarolina.—Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 425, Alabama, Kentucky. — Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 441, Lllinois.

illinoiensis Tuomas, Proc. Entom. Soc. Philad. I, 104;—Iz. Trans, Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 441, Lllinois.

minutus Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 425, Southern Illinois. —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, 1, 356;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 42, Illinois.

terminalis Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 426, Mass. Maryland, S. Illinois —Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. X XTX, 1, 356 ;—In. Bericht, 1862, 42, Massachusetts.

tibialis Gutir. Iconogr. Regne Anim. Ins. 336, Nouvelle Orléans.— Ericus. Archiv f. Nat. XIII, 1, 139;—Is. Bericht, 1846, 75, New Orleans.

TRIBONIUM, see PROSCRATEA.

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Tropidischia.

xanthostoma Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 441, Crescent City, California.

Tropimnotus.

serratus Fiscu. Index Orthopt. 16;—Is. Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mosc. XIX, u, 481, Am. mer.

Truxalis.

brevicornis Far. Syst. Entom. 279, America.—Is. Spec. Ins. I, 352, In America meridionali.—Is. Entom. Syst. II, 28 ;—Is. Nom. Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, America —BILus. Enum. Ins. 64, Amer.—THuNB. Mém. Acad. St. Peterbs. V, 264, In India orientali et occidentali.—Is. Nov. Act. Upsal. IX, 84, In India occidentali, America meridionali et Africa. —BuRM. Handb. d. Entom. II, 607, Karolina, Brasilien. See also Gryllus brevicornis.

eristatus Mace. Catal. Mus. Lille, 329, America meridionalis.

dorsalis Fare. Ferr. Bull. Sc. Nat. XVII, 143, Amérique méridionale,

Brésil.

giganteus Herzst, Fuessly, Archiv d. Ins. 1786, 191, tab. lii, fig. 6, Amerika. See also Gryllus giganteus.

nasutus THuns. Mém. Acad. St. Petersb. V, 264, In India orientali, Africa, Australi, China, Barthelemi.—Is. Nov. Act. Upsal. IX, 85, In India orientali, Capite bone spet, insula Barthelemei et in China.

notoclorus Pau. DE Breauv. Insectes, 80, pl. iii, fig. 3, Saint Do- mingue.

obscurus Fara. Ferr. Bull. Se. Nat. XVII, 143, Amérique méridion- ale, Brésil.

Sumichrasti [Achurum] Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 15;— Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 313, Mexico temperata.—{ Achu- rum] Gerst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIU, mu, 317;—Is. Bericht, 1861, 45, Mexiko.

viridulus Pa. pE Brauy. Insectes, 81, pl. iii, fig. 4, Saint Do- mingue.

See also GRYLLUS.

Udeopsylla.

nigra Scupp. Can. Nat. VII, 284%*—Is. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VU, 443, Minnesota, Red River of the North.— Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, u, 357;—In. Bericht, 1862, 43, Red River.

robusta Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 442, Nebraska.

84. CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Xiphicera.

emarginata Serv. Orthopt. 612, Brésil, Amérique septentrionale.

pygmeea Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. II, 6;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1861, 156, Mexico.—Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVIII, 1, 316;—In. Bericht, 1861, 44, Meziko.

serripes Lam. Hist. nat. Anim. sans Vert. IV, 244; 2° Ed. IV, 445; 3¢ Ed. II, 153, Les Indes.

Xiphidium.

agile Burm. Handb. d. Entom. I, 707, Siid-Karolina.— Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 445, Lilinois. See also Locusta agilis.

brevipenne Scunpp. Can. Nat. VII, 285, Red River Settlements, British America.—IB. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 451, Mass. Cape Cod, Maine— Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXIX, tm, 357;— In. Bericht, 1862, 43, Massachusetts.

ensiferum Scupp. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 451, Zdinois—Gerrst. Archiv f. Nat. X XIX, m1, 357;—Is. Bericht, 1862, 43, Illinois.

fasciatum Serv. Ann. Se. Nat. XXII, 159, Pennsylvanie. — BuRM. Handb. d. Entom. II, 708, Mittel Amerika.—? Scupp. Can. Nat. VU, 285, Red River Settlements, British America. — Is. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. VII, 451, Mass. Cape Cod, Maine, Rhode Island, Conn. Vermont—Tuomas, Trans. Ill. St. Agric. Soc. V, 444, Jilinois.

glaberrimum Burm. Handb. d. Entom. Il, 707, Siid-Karolina. See also Locusla glaberrima.

mexicanum Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 11;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 208, Mexico. — Grrst. Archiv f. Nat. XXVI, 1, 405;—Is. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko.

See also Locusta.

Xya. apicalis Unter, Say, Entom. of N. Amer. Ed. LeConte, II, 239, Sowth- ern and Western States. mixta Harp. Proc. Acad. Nat. Se. Philad. VI, 364, Fort Gates, West-

ern Texas.—GErRST. Archiv f. Nat. XX, 1, 245;—Ib. Bericht, 1853, 59, Texas.

Xylodus.

adumbratus Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 4;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 62, Portorico. See also ACANTHODERUS.

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’ Zetobora.

cicatricosa [Phortieca] Sauss. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 213, Cuba.— Brunn. Blatt. 291, Para, Havane. See also Blatta cicatricosa. fissicollis Brunn. Blatt. 292, Cayenne, Ile de Cuba. verrucosa Sauss. Blatt. nov. 26;—Is. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1864, 344;—[Phortieca] Is. Orthopt. Amér. moy. 215, Amérique mé- ridionale. See also BLatra.

TABULAR ARRANGEMENT OF THE GENERA.

[It should be stated regarding certain names of genera mentioned below (e. g., Gryllus, Locusta, Acrida, Tettigonia, Achurum and Bulla), that they are either not now used by Orthopterologists, or having been employed by various authors for very different insects, have created great confusion. I have placed them where it seemed most proper. |

Orophus.

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GRYLLIDES.

GRYLLINA. GRYLLINA (cont.). Phalangopsis. Platydactylus. Myrmecophila. Nemobius. (canthus. Gryllus. Orocharis. Acheta. Hapithus. GRYLLOTALPINA. Phyllopalpus. Gryllotalpa. Paroccanthus. Xya. Phylloscirtus. Tridactylus. Paragryllus. Rhipipteryx.

LOCUSTARIZ. (Tettigonia.)

BRADYPORIDE. PHANEROPTERID (cont.). Bradyporus. Microcentrum. Hetrodes. Steirodon. Anabrus. PSEUDOPHYLLID&. Cyphoderris. Cyrtophyllus.

M&ECONEMID&. Pterophyllus. ee Platyphyllus.

PHANEROPTERIDE. Acanthodis. Phaneroptera. Calamoptera. Phylloptera. Meroncidium. Diplophyllus. Platyphyllum. Lobophyllus. Polyancistrus.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

LOCUSTARLE (cont.).

CoNOCEPHALID. STENOPELMATID&. Copiophora. Stenopelmatus. Conocephalus. Anostostoma.

LocustTID&. Gnathoclita. Xiphidium. Daihinia. Orchelimum. Udeopsylla. Decticus. Scheenobates. Thyreonotus. Rhaphidophora. Orchesticus. Ceuthophilus. Locusta. Hadenecus. Gryllacris. Camptonotus.

Tropidischia, ACRYDII. PROSCOPID. Mucronati (cont.). Podisma.

TRUXALIDE. Caloptenus. Acrida. Pezotettix. Achurum. Platyphyma, Opsomala. Arcyptera. Ichthy dion. Moric.

Oxyphyma. Brachypeplus. XIPHOCERID. Sphenarium, Xiphocera. CEdipoda. Macherocera. Hippiscus. Tropidonotus. Leprus. Romalea. Sphingonotus. Dictyopherus. Tomonotus. Gonacnaa Rutioderes. Tragocephala. PECILOCERIDE. Chloealtis. Pamphagide. Pegasidion. Pamphagus. Gomphocerus. Dactylotum. Rhammatocerus. Epphippigera. Stenobothrus. Phymatide. Hippopedon. i Phymateus. Oxycoryphus.

Mucronati. TETRICIDES. Teratodes. Chloriphyllum. Monachidium. Hymenotes. Ommatolampis. Rhombea. Pedies. Tettix. Peepedetes. Tettigidea. Acrydium. Batrachidea. Oxya. Bulla.

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I. BREVICOLLiA. Eremophila. Oxypilus.

TN

a. MANTID&. Mantis. Photina. Thespis. Cheeradodis. Epaphrodita. Stigmatoptera. Cardioptera.

BaciLLip#. Bacteria. Bacunculus. Acanthoderus. Xylodus. Anisomorpha. Pygirhynchus. Diapheromera. Spectrum.

CLADOXERID&. Phibalosoma. Anophlelepis.

EcrToBip&. Ectobia. Anaplecta. Plectoptera. Hololampra.

PHYLLODROMID&. Ceratinoptera. Temnopteryx. Phyllodromia. Thyrsocera. Ischnoptera. Platamodes. Nyctobora.

CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

MANTIDES.

MAntTIpD#& (cont.). - Acontistes. Theoclytes. b. EmMpusiID&. Empusa. Idolomorpha.

B.

a. HARPAGID. Harpax.

b. ACANTHOPSIDE. Acanthops.

PHASMIDA.

PHASMIDZ.

Diapherodes. Haplopus. Pterinoxylus. Creoxylus. Cyphocrania. Platycrania. Metriotes. Phasma. Necroscia.

PHYLLIDA.

Prisopus.

BLATTARLE.

EPpimLAMPRID&.

Paratropa. Phoraspis.

Epilampra. Planes.

PERIPLANETIDA.

Polyzosteria. Platyzosteria. Stylopyga. Periplaneta. Cacerlaca. Kakkerlac. Blatta.

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

CHORISONEURID/. Chorisoneura.

PANCHLORID&. Panchlora. Leucophea. Pyenoscelus. Nauphoeta. Zetobora. Phorticca. Philobora.

PERISPHERID&. Proscratea. Tribonium.

Pygidicrana. Thermastris. Labidura. Forficesila. Psalis. Forcinella. Brachylabis.

BLATTARLZ (cont.).

CoRYDID&. Corydia. Holocompsa. HETEROGAMIDE. Heterogamia. Polyphaga. Homeeogamia. BLABERID&. Monachoda. Monastria. Petasodes. Blabera. PANESTHID#. Dasyposoma. Cryptocercus.

FORFICULARIZ.

Psalidophora. Spongophora. Labia. Ancistrogaster. Forficula. Apterygida.

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CATALOGUE

LD A eA.

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