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HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA

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THE COLLECTION

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LONDON :

E. NEWMAN, nilNTER, DEVONSHIllE STliEET,

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PREFACE.

The object of the present Catalogue is to give a complete List of
all the genera and species of Hemiptera Heteroptera known to
exist in the collections of European and American Entomologists.
The letters a, b, c, &c., after the species, denote the specimens now
contained in the British Museum, followed by the habitat and the
mode in which each of them was obtained ; and the absence of
these letters indicates the species which are desiderata, and there-
fore desirable to be procured for the collection.

J. E. GRAY.

British Museum,

Xnren'1'rr O/A, ly;

CATALOGUE

HEMIPTEEA HETEROPTEKA,

PART IV.

HEMIPTERA.

A. Rostrum projecting' from tbe frout. Fore

wings generally in two parts, the basal
part coriaceous, the outer part mem-
branous. ---...

B. Rostrum projecting from the lower part of

the head. Fore wings generally coriaceous
or entirely membranous.

I. Heteropteea.

2. HOMOPTERA.

HETEROPTERA.

A. Antennae prominent.

B. Antennae hidden.

1. Geocorisa.
2. Hydrocorisa.

GEOCORISA.

A. Antennas inserted under a lateral rim of the

head. Scutellum long. - - .

B. Antennae inserted on the upper side of the

head. Membrane of the fore wings always
with more than five veins. - - -

C. Antennae inserted on the lower side of the

bead. Third joint of the rostrum longer
than the fourth. Membrane of tbe fore
wings with not more than five veins.

D. No ocelli. ..-.-.

E. No ocelli. Two last joints of the antenna;

setiform. Membrane of the fore wings
with two basal areolets, and without any
other veins. . . - - -

I. SCUTATA.
2. SUPERICOKNIA.

3. Infericornia.
4. Cecigkna.

>. BiCELLULA.
B

CATALOGUE OF

F. Rostrum reposing iu a groove.

G. Rostrum free, without a groove.

H. Head triangular, received up to the eyes by
the prothorax. Four hinder legs formed
for rowing or for gliding on the water.
Ungues of the tarsi hidden iu a notch of
the last joint before its tip. -

6. DUCTIROSTBA.
7. NtlDIROSTRA.

8. Remifeda.

A. Head quadrate.

B. Head triangular.

SUPERICORNIA, C. H. 369.
- 1

Tetragonocepiiala.

2. TuiGONOCEPlIALA.

1. TETRAGONOCEPHALA.

Tetragonocephala, Serv. Hist. Hem.

No spine near the base of the antenna;.

Antenniferous tubercles very prominent,
separated by a notch, without a groove or
a keel between them. - - - -

Antenniferous tubercles less prominent, with
no notch, but with a keel lietween them.

Head with a spine at the base of the
antennae, or with the first joint of the
antenna; spinose. - - - -

184.

1. Sectifrontia.

2. Plenifrontia.

3. Spinifrontia.

1. SECTIFROiNTIA.
Sectifrontia, Serv. Hist. Hem. 184.

A. Femora smooth ; hind femora not thicker

than the others. . - - - -

B. Femora with spines beneath; hind femora

thicker than the others, especially in the
male. ------

1. SpARTOCORIDiE.

MICTID.E.

Earn. 1. SPARTOCORID^, C. H. 370.
Fam. Coreida. Subfam. Coreida. Div. Spartocorida, Stal.

A. Antenna; cylindrical.

a. Prothorax crescent-shaped.

* Body elongate. Abdomen not dilated.
** Body ovate. Abdomen dilated.

b. Prothorax not crescent-shaped.

* Fourth joint of the antciintE much longer

than the third. Disk of the prothorax
with tubercles.

** Fourth joint of the antenna; a little longer
or shorter than the third.
f Hind angles of the protluirax rounded.

If Hind angles of the prothorax acute.

1. Euagona.
5. Menenoxus.

2. Sephina.

3. Spartocera.
4. Eubule.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 6

B. Antenna; flattened.

a. Prolhdvax not serrated.

* Prothorax horned. - - - - 7. Prismatoceuus.

** Prothorax not horned. . - - - 8. Philonus.

b. Prolhorax serrated. . . . . g. Acanonicus.

References to the descriptions of some few of the species in this list
are not yet attainable, but tlicy will be inserted as soon as they can be
ubtaiued.

Genus 1. EUAGONA, C. H. 370.

1. EuAGONA Diana, C. H. 371.

a. Bolivia. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.
b — d. Archidona.

Genus 2. SEPHIxNA.

Sephina, Serv. Hist. Hem. 185. Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. For/i. 18(i7, 64(5.

A. Prolhorax and fore win^s partly Inteous or red.
a. Ground colour black.

* Fore vvinj^s with a broad red or liileous mark al the base.

f Prolhorax not red or luleous at the base.

J Fore wings with two red or luteous spots in the disk. - erylhromelas.

\l Fore wings with two red or luteous patches extending

to the costa. - - . - . formosa.

ft Prothorax red or luteous at the base. - - - maculata.

** Fore wings with a slender red or luleous streak at the base,

I Hind angles of the prolhorax red. - - - pustulata.

fi Hind angles of the j)rothorax black. - - - bicolor.

c. Ground colour red. ----- pubera.

B. Prothorax and fore wings wholly black. - - atra.

1. Sepiiina pustulata.

, Stall, C7m. 51, pi. 11, f. 81— Lyg.TUS pnstnlatus, Fabr.

Si/st. Rlujn. 205 — Spathocera di&ligma, Sjiin. — Sejihina pustulala,
Serv. Hist. Hem. 185 — Spartocerns pastuhitus, Burin. Handb. Ent.
ii. 342— H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 13, pi. 181, f. i>6i).

Surinam.

a. Amazon llegion. Piesented by W. W . Saunders, Esq.

6, c. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

d. Brazil.

2. Sephina bicolok.

Spartocerns bicolor, H.-Sch. IVanz. vi. 89, pi. 20i), f. 059 — S. pustulata, wn-.i'

South America.

3. Sephina euythromelas.

Spartocera erylhromelas, C. H. 371.

a. Brazil.

CATALOGUE OF

4. SePHINA FORMOSA.

Spartocera formosa, C. H. 372.

a, b. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

Var. jS. — Minor ; alee anlicce liiteo qiiadrimaculaiic.
c. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

6. Sephina maculata.
Spartocera maculata, C. //. 372.
a. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

6. Skphina pubera.
Sp. (Sephina) pubera, Erichs. Schomb. Reise Guiana, iii. 611.
British Guiana.

7, Sephina atra.
Mas. Atra; venter macttiis lateralibu.t maculisque quinque discalibus
rufis ; alee posticce basi rufte.
Male. Deep black, in structure like S. pustulata. Abdomen beneath
with red spots alonp; each side; tiist, second and third segments with a red
spot in the disk; filth segment with a red spot on each side of the disk.
Hind wings red towards the base. Length of the body 9 lines.
a. Mexico. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 3. SPARTOCERA, C. H. 371.

A. Hind angles of the prothorax not truncated.

a. Prothorax luteous, with a very large black spot. - dorsalis.

b. Prothorax black, with two luleous stripes. - - lampyroides.

c. Prothorax tawny or brown, or black.

* Abdomen with the marginal spots well defined.

f Body broad. . - - - . alternata.

If Body hardly broad. .... Chilensis.

** Abdomen with the marginal spots not well defined, or none.

f Body broad.

I Colour tawny.

§ Abdomen with marginal spots.
X Scutullum not blackish brown. - - - fusca.

XX Scutellum blackish brown. - - - - costicollis.

§§ Abdomen without marginal spots.

X Angles of the prutborax not ])romincnt. - - cinnamomea.

XX Angles of the prothorax prominent. - - - quadricollis.

Jl Colour brown or black. - - - t;igas, Batatas,

ft Body hardly broad. ... - dubia.

B. Hind angles of the prothorax truncated.

a. Hind angles more angular. - - - sculpta.

b. Hind angles less angular. - - - . trilineata.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA.

1. SpARTOCERA DORSALIS, C. H. 373.

a, b. Mexico. Presented by R. Taylor, Esq.

2. Spartoceka alternata, C. H. 374.

a. Columbia. From M. Goiuiol's collectiou.

b. Bogota. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

3. Spartocera fusca.
Cimex fuscus, Thiinb. Nov. Ins. Sp. ii. 44 — Spartocera inoesta, C. //. 374.
a — d. Janiaica. From Mr. Children's collection,
e — h. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.
i. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
j. Brazil. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.
k. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Pcev. Hamlet Clark.
/. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.
m. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gra\, Esq.
n. Mexico. From Mr. Cnminy's collection.

4. Sl'ARTOCERA CINNAMOMEA, C. II. 375.

This seems to be a variety of S. fusca.

a. Brazil.

b. Tejuca. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

c. Constancia. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

5. Spartocera Batatas, C. II. 375.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's cidleclion.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

d. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
e,/. Demerara. Presented by Frederick Moore, Esq.

6. Sl'A[!TOCERA GIOAS.

Coreus gigas, Fabr. S>/st. Rhijn. 191 — S. Batatas, var.? — Spartocera gigas,
Stal, Hem. Fair'.i. 51.

a. Mexico.

b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

7. Spartocera dubia, C. II. 375.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

8. Spartocera uuauricollib.
quadricollis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4tne Ser. i. 5().
Jurimaquas, Peru.

b CATALOGUE OF

9. Spartocera trilineata.
tiilineata, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. i. 56.
Moyabamba, Peru.

10. Spartoceka sculpta.
Coreus sculptus, Pcrty, Del. An. Arlic. Draz. 169, pi. 33, f. 16.
Minas Geraes.

11. Spartoceka Chilensis.
Fcem. Ritfa; vertex et proihorax antice nigri, antennce nigra, corporis

dimidio brcviores ; pro thoracis anguli postici suhdila.lati vix oblusi ;

ahdominis latera nigro inacidala ; venter et pedes nigri, illius latera

rufo maculata ; alec anticcc membrana nigra.
Female. Red. Vertex and fore part of the prothorax black. Rostrum
black towards the tip, extending beyound tbe fore coxa;. Antennas black,
less than half tbe length of the body ; joints from the first to the third
successively decreasing in length ; fourth as long as the second. Proihorax
minutely scabrous, with two slight transverse ridges, the first in the middle
and slightly curved, the second near the hind border; hind part slightly
dilated and forming a hardly obtuse angle on each side. Abdomen
elliptical, with black spots along each side, where it extends rather beyond
the fore wings; under side black, with red spots along each side. Legs
and membrane of the fore wings black. Length of the body 7 lines.
a. Chili.

12. SpARTOrERA LAMPYROIDES.

Mas. Nigra, suhtus lutea ; prothorax vlttis duabus luteis antice arcnatis
et cnnnexis postice lalescentibus ; pectus nigro octonotatum ; venter
vittis duabus lattissimis vatde excavatis laaculisque lateralibus nigris ;
corium luteum. Fcem. — Corii casta nigro strigata.

Male. Black. Head luteous beneath. Prothorax with two luteous
stripes, which are bent and united near the fore border, and which widen
from thence to the hind border. Propectus luteous, with a short broad
oblique black streak on each side. i\lesopectus and metapectus luteous,
with three black patches on each side, the anterior patch extending to the
fore coxa. Abdomen beneath luteous, with two very broad much excavated
black stripes, with two rows of marginal black spots, and with a black tip.
Fore wings with a luteous corium. Length of the body 9i lines.

Female. Mesopectus and metapectus with the patches united ou
each side. Abdomen beneath with the stripes more excavated than those
of the male ; lip with four lobes. Fore wings with a black streak along the
costa of the corium, this streak attenuated towards the base. Length of
the body 10|^ lines.

The black sides of the prothorax disliuguish it from S. dorsalis.

a, b. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collectiou.

HE]\[IPTERA HETEROPTEKA.

13. SpARTOCERA COSTICOLLIS.

costicollis, Stal, Of v. K. Vcl. Ak. Fork. 1855, 183.
Brazil.

Genus 4. EUBULE.
Eubule, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 18G7, 545.

A. Body pale. .--... senator.

B. Body dark. .-.-.-

a. Femora red. ------ farinosa.

b. Femora black. ------ scutcUata.

1. Eubule serrator.

Coreus serrator, Fabr. Sijst. Rhyn. 193— Eubule serrator, Stal, Hem.
Fair. i. 55.

South America.

2. Eubule farinosa.
Spartocera farinosa, C. H. 373.

a. Para. From Mr. Bales' collection.

3. El'bcle scutellata.
Spartocera scutellata, C. //. 373— Criuocerus subtonientosus, Stal.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

b. Para. From Mr. Hewitson's collection.

Genus 5. MENENOTUS, C. H. 375.

1. Menenotus lunatus, C. /f. 375.

a. Brazil. Presented by M. A. ServiUe.

b. Brazil. Presented by J. C. Bowrinfj, Esq.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

d. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

e,f. Consiancia. Presented l)y the Rev. H. Clark.
g. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.
A, i. Brazil. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.

2. Menenotus unicolor, C. H. 376.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's coUeclion.

3. Menenotus diminutus.
Mas. Niger, sa mgnstus ; antenna: corpoi'e breviores ; prolhorax sublu-
berciilatus, >-nubus diiobus planis porrectia arcuatis acntis ; ventris
latera lulest Ac innculala; aUc aniicie leslacrcv, inembrana fuscea-
centc.

8 CATALOGUE OF

Male. Black, rather narrow. Antenuje shorter than the body; joints
from the first to the fourth successively and slij^htly decreasing in length.
Prolhorax slightly and minutely tuherculate, with' two porrect horizontal
curved flat acute horns, which extend a little beyond the head. Abdomen
with pale luteous marginal spots beneath. Fore wings testaceous ; mem-
brane brownish. Length of the body 8^ lines.

The much narrower abdomen distinguishes it from the preceding
species of the genus.
a. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 6. ACANONICUS, C. //. 376.

1. ACANONICCS LATICORNIS, C. H. 376.

a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Moruay's collection.

Genus 7. PRIS.MATOCERUS.
Prismatocerus, Serv. Hist. Hem. 184; Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 63— Philonus,
C. H. 448.

1. Prismatocerus magnicornis.

Homceocerus magnicornis, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 316 — Prismatocerus
auritulus, Serv. Hist. Hem. 185, 1)1.4, f. 3— Cerutopachys magni-
cornis, C. H. 503 — Prismatocerus magnicornis, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 64.

a — d. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

e. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

/, Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

<7, h. South Africa.

Genus 8. PHILONUS, C. H. 448.

A. Antenna banded. . . - - . nigripes.

B. Antennae of one colour.

a. Legs dark. ..---- insubidus.

b. Legs pale. ...-.- punctatus.

1. Philonus nigripes, C. H. 448.
a — c. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.
d, e. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

2. Philonus insuijidus, C. H. 449.
Philonus fuscus, C. //. 448.
a — d. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

3. Philonus.^ punctatus, C. H. 449.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA.

Fara. 2. MICTIDiE.

Mictides, Serv. Hist. Hem. 187 — Mictidae, p., C. H. 37{i— Coreida Mero-
pacliydida, Miclidida et Placoscelidida, Slal.

A. Hind coxre nearly contiguous. - - - 1. Daladeu.

B. Hind coxae remote.

a. Spiracles of the abdomen transverse.

* Anteocular part of the bead nearly thrice longer

llian the lonj^itudiiial diameter of the eyes.
Abdomen much dilated. - - - 7. Oxyi'RIstis.

** Anteocular part of the bead a little longer than
the longitudinal diameter of the eyes. Abdo-
men not or hardly dilated - - 8. TREMAToconrs,

b. Spiracles of the abdomen rounded.

* All the tibiae, or at least the fore tibise and the

hind tibioD, dilated in both sexes.
f Four anterior femora armed with a tooth beneath

on each side near the tip. - - - 10. Petascelis.

If Four anterior femora bidentate beneath on the
interior side near the ti|).
X Hind tibicB shorter than the bind femora. - 11. Sulpicia.

XX Hind tibise as long as the hind femora, or a little

longer.
§ Antenniferous tubercles prolonged on the inner

side at tho tips. - . . . |o dpj^^

§§ Antenniferous tubercles not prolonged on the inner

side at the tips. - - - -2. Dereptebyx.

** Four anterior tibiic simple, tricarinate.

•f Hind tibiae dilated above and beneath. - - 3. Mygdonia.

ft Hind tibiae not dilated above.
X Mesosternum with no furrow in front.
§ Prothorax with no collar in front.

* Metasternum bituberculate. - . . 4. Puppefa.
** Metasternum with no tubercles.

0 Third joint of the antenna; not dilated.
u}^ Fourth joint of the antenna not shorter than the

third. - - . . . 5. MicTis.

u»u>t Fourth joint of the antennae shorter than the

tliiid. - - - - - 9. MicTOiDES.

00 Third joint of the antenna; dilated. . - 13. Molchina.

§§ Prothorax with a collar in front. - • 6. Cossutia.

XX Mesosternum with a furrow in front.
§ Middle lobe of the head not prominent nor
distinguishable between the antenniferous
tubercles. - - - - - 14. Amorbu3.

§§ Middle lobe of the head slightly prominent,
distinguishable, but not elevated between the
antenniferous tubercles. - - - 15. Gelonus.

10 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 1. DALADER, C. H. 381.

A. Fore angles of the prolliorax porrect.

a. Third joint of tlie antenna; much dilated. - - acuticosta.

b. Third joint of the autennfc hardly dilated. - - Africanus.

B. Fore angles of the prolhorax not porrect. - - planiveutris.

1. Dalader Africanus, C. H. 381.

a — c. Sierra Leone. Presented hy the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

2. Dalader acuticosta, C H. 381.

a. Silhet, From Mr. Stainforth's collection.

b. Assam.

c. North Plindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.

d. Hindustan. From the Entomological Society's collection.

e. Massorie. Presented by Sir J. Hearsay.
/. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.
g. Birmah. From IMrs. Waviug's collection.

h. Sarawak. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.
i. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

3. Dalader planiventris, C. H. 381.

a. Silbet. From Mr. Sovverby's collection.

b. Ceylon. From Dr. Thwaites' coUeclion.

c. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

fl^ e, ? Presented bv W. W. Saunders, Esq.

/• ?

Genus 2. DEREPTERYX, C. //. 382.

A. Hind femora with some large spines. - - Hardwickii.

B. Hind femora with only one large spine.

a. Body fawn-colour. . . - - - Grayii.

b. Bod'y blackish. ----- obscurata.

C. Hind femora without spines. - - - - truncata.

1, Deiiepteryx Hardwickii, C. II. 382.
a, b. Nepaul. Presented by Alajor-Gen. Hardwicke.

2. Dereptervx Gravii, C. II. 382.
n, b. Nepaul. Presented by Majur-Gen. Hardwicke.

c. North Bengal. From Capt. Boys' collection.

3. Derkpteryx obscurata.
obscurata, Stal.
a, b. Shanghai. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

HEMIPTERA IIETEROPTERA. 11

4. Deeepteryx truncata.

Mas. Nigra; antcnnce ferruginecc^ corpora loitij tores ; pruthorax jiostire

fulvo marginattts, lalcribua a)t(jitlatis yubusccuilenlibns vultlr ditalatis

antlce dcntalis ; abdomen fulvo marcjinalum ct bimacnlalum ; pedes

ruji, subdilalaii, niijro manjinaii ; alee anticcc fulvcc, slrhja discali

nigra inlerrupla.

Male. Black. AntenuPD feiTiir;iiious, longer ihuii the body; joints

from the first to tlie third successively decreasing in length, Proiliorax

tawny along the hind border and along the hind side of each lateral

angle ; sides much dilated, angular, slightly ascending, largely dentate

along the fore part of the angle. Abdomen tawny along each siile, with a

tawny spot in the middle of the disk above, and another nearer the tip.

Legs red ; femora slightly dilated, and bordered with black above and

beneath ; tibite more dilated, and more bordered with black ; hiud tibia;

most dilated near the base beneath. Fore wings tawny, with a black

interrupted streak in the disk. Length of the body 10 lines.

The wings of the specimen described are not fully developed.
a, Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 3. MYGDOxXIA.

Mygdonia, Stat, Hem. Afr. ii. 16.

A. Middle lobe between the antenuiferous tubercles

well defined. - . - - bellicosa,

B. Middle lobe between the autenniferous tubercles

hardly distinguishable.
a. Angles of the prothorax not truncated.
* Antenna; smooth,
f Prothorax not granulated.
X I'ourlh joint of the antenna; not longer than

the others.
§ Hind tibia; slightly dilated. - - - valga.

§§ Hind tibia; considerably dilated. - - cruciata.

\X Fourth joint of the antenna; longer than the others.
§ Hind tibiae distinctly dilated.

X Hind tibicE pale towards the tips. - - tenniualis.

X X Hind tibia; not pale towards the tips.

0 Second and third ventral segments of the male
extending together nearly to the hind
border of the fourth segment.
«^ Dorsum of the abdomen black. - - oblongipcs.

K^«5» Dorsum of the abdomen red. - - - rulldorsis.

00 Second aud third ventral segments of the male
not extending together nearly to th(; hind
border of the fourth.
<<^ Antennae wholly black. - - - granulata.

'^'^^ Antennie wholly ? black. . - - spinulusa.

<^«?5e^ Fourth joint of antenna; jiale ferruginous. - Hotlentolta.
Antenna) yellow ; fourth joint dark. - - lividipes.

12 OATALOGUE OF

§§ Hind tibiae hardly dilated beneath. - - histrica.

4-+ Prothorax fjianulated. ... tuberculosa.
** Second and third joints of the antennae slightly
keeled above and beneath,

f An^rles of the prothorax not inclined forward. cornuta.
ft Angles of the prothorax inclined forward.

I Sides of the prothorax minutely serrated. - atramentaria.

fl Sides of the prothorax largely serrated. - alata.

** Angles of the prothorax truncated. - - Rothii.

1. Mygdonia bellicosa.
Cimex bellicosus, Fair. <S>. Ins. ii. 361 ; Mant. [ns. ii. 297— Miclis

bellicosa, C. H. 38(3— Mygdonia bellicosa, Sled, Hem. Afr. ii. 17.
Calabar,
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

2. Mygdonia valga.
Mictis valgus, C. H. 393— Mygdonia valga, 57a/, IJem. Afr. ii. 18.
a. Ca|)e. Presented by Maj(ir-Gen. Hardwicke.
h. Cape. Presented by R. VV. Townsend, Esq.

c. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

d. South Africa. Presented by (i. F. Angas, Esq.

e. Cape. From M. Drege's coUectiun.
/. Natal. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

g, h. South Africa. Presented by R. Trimeu, Esq.

i. West Africa. From Mr. Thomas' collection,

J, k. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

3. Mygdonia atramentakia.
Mictis atramentaria, C //. 393— Valga, var./' — Cerbus afEnis? H.-Sch.

Waiiz. Ins. vi. 29.
a. Cape. From M. Dreges collection.

4. iMygdonia cruciata.
Mictis cruciata, C. H. 396 — Miclis cruciatus, Sijnl. Arch. But. ii. pi. 9,

f. 3 — Mygdonia cruciata, S/al. Hem. Afr. ii. 19.
a — c. Congo. Presented by Sir. J. Richardson.

d. Old Calabar. From iMr. J. Cray's collection.

e. ? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

a. Mygdonia obloxgii'Ics.
Lygauis oblongipes, Fabr. Sj/si. R/ii/n. 20V>—l.y'fiivus la;vis, Pal. Beativ.
Ins. 202; Jiem.\)]. 12, f." 1— Lv"g;eus serratus, Pat. Beativ. Ins. 202;
Hem. pi. 12, f. 2— Mygdonia livis, Sud, Hem. Afr. ii. 20.
Calabar. Guinea.

6. Mygdonia uui'iuorsis.
rufidorsis, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 21.
Calabar.

HEMIPTKRA HETEEOPTERA. 13

7. Mygdonia granulata.
grunulata, Sial, Hem, Afr. ii. 2.2.

Guinea.

8. Mygdonia spinulosa.

Miclis spiiiulosus, Sgnt. Arch. Eiit. ii. 21X5 — Mygtlouia spinulosa, 5^a/,
Hem. Afr. ii. 22.

Calabar.

9. Mygdonia IIuttentotxa.

Lygteus Ilottentottus, Pal. Beauv. Ins. 203; llem. pi. 12, f. 3— Mygdonia
HoUenluUa, Sud, Hem. Afr. ii. 23.

Calabar.

10. jNIyGDONIA HISTKICA.

hislrica, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 24.
Grand Bassan.

11. Mygdonia tuberculosa.
Mictis tuberculosus, Sgnt. Rev. et Mag. Zool. 1851,448, pi. 15, f. 0—

Mygdonia tuberculosa, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 24.
a, b. West Africa. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

c. Old Calabar. From Mr. Jobn Gray's collection.

d. West Africa. From Mr. Fraser's collection.

e. Fernando Po. From Mr. Steven's cidlection.

12. Mygdonia cornuta.
Miclis cornuta, C. H. 394 — Mictis sulcicornis, Synl. Arch. Ent. ii. 295,

pi. 2, f. 5.
Calabar,
a. .? From Mr. Shuckard's collection.

13. Mygdonia alata.
Mictis alata, C. H. 393— Derepteryx alatus, .S7<i/, Ilcm. Afr. ii. 14.

a. South Africa. Presented by ibc Earl of Derby in 1843.

b, c. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.
d. Catfraria.

14. Mygdonia termlnalis, C. H. 390.
a, b. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

15. Mygdonia Rotiiii.
Mictis Rothii, C. II. 395— Derepteryx Rothii, Slal, firm. Afr. ii. 15.
a — c. Abyssinia. From the collection of the b'.asl India Ccmipany.
(/, c. Abyssinia. Presented by the Secretary for Indian AO'airs.

14

CATALOGUE OF

16. Mygdonia lividipes,
Mictis lividipes, Friiie. Arch. Ent. ii. 296.
Gabon.

Genus 4. PUPPEIA.
Puppeia, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 25.

1. Puppeia cincta.
Mictis cinctiis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 2me Sir

cincla, S/al, Hem. Afr. ii. 26.
Guinea.

Genns 5. MICTIS, C. H. 386.
Africa. Madagascar.

A. Angles of the prolborax prominent, rectangular

or acutely angular, never roiiudecl. Anterior
femora bidenlate beneath near the lips;
aj)ical tooth sometimes obsolete.

a. Abdomen unarmed beneath. Hind femora of

the male armed with a spine at the base.

* Fourth joint of the antennae yellowish ferrugi-

nous. -----

** Antennae wholly dark.

b. Abdomen of the male unarmed beneath. Hind

femora of the male armed with a somewhat
obtuse spine beneath at the base.

* Third joint of the antennie nearly smooth.

** Third joint of the antenna? distinctly keeled
above and beneath. - - - -

c. Abdomen of the male with a tubercle beneath.

Hind femora unarmed l)eneath at the base. -

d. Abdomen of the male with spines beneath.

B. Angles of the prothorax rounded, not promi'

nent.
a. Scutellum with a thick silky line or stripe.

* Fourth joint of the antenna' pale, brownish

towards the tip. -
** Fourth joint of the antennce dark, pale at the
base,
t Larger. Antennte longer. Hind femora more
incrassated, somewhat curved at the base. •
f\ Smaller. Antennae shorter. Hind femora less
incrassated, liardly curved at the base.
Antenna) wholly pale. - - -

Second and third joints of the antennte |)ale,
dark at the base. - . - -

Scutellum with no silky stripe.
Abdomen with the dorsum wholly black, or
black at the base and at the tip.

71, pi. 4, f. 3— Puppeia

luctuosa.
idagascariensis.

curvipes.
tartarea.

pectoralis.
undata.

Magr

scutellaris.

scutellata.
castaneieornis.

tomentovirgata

HEMirXEKA HETEROPTEUA.

15

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XX

tt

X

XX

X

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XX

X
XX

XXX

§§
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§

§§

Hind wings violet-black, whitish at the ba

Dorsum of the abdomen black.

Fore wings blackish.

Fore wings tawny.

Dorsum of the abdomen reddish.

Hind femora and hind tibiiu of

equally long.
Hind femora of the female longer tl

tibiae.
Fourth joint of the antennte dark.
Fourth joint of the antennae pale.
Hind wings various, never violet-black.
Dorsum of the abdomen wholly black or blackish

red.
Antennae wholly blackish, or blackish excepting

the fourth joint.
Size larger. - - - - .

Size smaller. - - - - .

Antennie mostly pale, or with the second and

third joints pale.
Body ferruginous.
Anterior femora with a little spine beneath near

the tip. - - - - .

Anterior femora unarmed.
Antennae banded. - . . .

Antennie not banded.

Body blackish. - - . .

Dorsum of the abdomen reddish or hitescent,

blackish at the base, or at the tijJS, or at both.
Melalhorax wholly black.
Fore femora unarmed. - . .

Fore femora beneath with a minute subapical

spine.
Fourth joint of the antennae brown, pale at the

base.
Antenna? orange. - - - .

Antennaj lawny. - - . -

Antennaj black. . . - .

Fourth joint of the antennae pale, brown towards

the tip. - . - . .

Fore femora beneath with two minute subapical

spines. - - - - .

Antennae very slender. Hind part of the meta-

thorax and dorsum of the abdomen, excepting

the apical part, yellowish or reddish.
Dorsum of the abdomen wholly yellowish or

reddish.
Antenna) very slender.
Hind wings dark brown.

Antenna; very slender. - - .

Antenna stouter. - . . .

"

tristator.
moesta.

the female
m the hind

melancholica.

; :

luteilarsis.
ventralis.

grailatiHia.
riseosericans.

Natalensis.

annulicornis.
uigricornis.
lugubrina.

pagana.

similis.

incoDspicua.

caffra.

apicalis.

gracilicornis.

monacha.
curmelita.

16 CATALOGUE OF

II Hind winps pale.

§ Pectus with an entire stripe. - - videra.

§§ Pectus with an interrupted stripe. - - capucina.

§§§ Pectus with three spots. - - - Africana.

§§§§ Pectus with uo marks. - - - tenuicornis.

1. Micris cuRviPES.

Coreus heteropus, Latr. Caillaud, Voy. Merne, iv. 287. All. ii., xx. pi. 58,
f. 30— Cerbus fuligiuosus, Khuj, Prenverz, 1842, 2, 214. Stelt. EnU
Zeit. XX. 86— Mictis Boheniani, Slal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 28—
Mictis heteropus, Schauin, Peters. Reise Mozamb. Ins. 41 — Mictis
curvipes, C. II. 392. StuI, /Jem. Afr. ii. 29— Mictis Libyssa, C. H.
392— Mictis gracilis, C. II. 392.

a. Africa. Presented by J. D. Jebbs, Esq.

b. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.
c — h. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

i. Congo. Presented by Cajit. Sir E. Belcher.

j. Gambia. From Mr. Rendall's collection.

k. Gambia. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

/. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

m. West Africa.

n. East Africa. Presented by Ear! Russell.

2. Mictis tartarea.
tartarea, Sial, Hem. Afr. ii. 30.

Gabon.

3. Mictis pectokalis, C. H. 391.

Mictis horrificns, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii. 12 — IMictis validipes, Slal, Ofv. Vet.

Ak.Forh. 1855, 28— Mictis furva, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855,28—

Mictis nigrita, C. //. 391.
a, b. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith,

c. d. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

e — g. East Africa. Presented by Earl Russell.
h — k. Angola. Presented by J. ,J. iNIouteiro, Esq.
I. West Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
m. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
n — p. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

4. Mictis Mayri.
Mayri, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 32.
Abyssinia.

5. Mictis scutei,i,aris, C. II. 390.
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 32.
a. Natal. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEUOriERA. 17

6. MlCTlS SCUTELLATA.

scutelluta, Reiche el Fairm. Vorj. Abyss. Enl. 447, pi. 21), f. 4. Stiil, Ilcm.

Afr. ii. 33.
Abyssinia.

7. Aliens C.VSTANEICOKNIS,

castaiieicornis, Stal, Of v. Vet. Ak. fork. 1855, 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 33,
Caffiaria.

8. MltTIS lOMENTOVIKGATA.

tomentovirgata, Slal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855. 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 34.
Caffiaria.

9. Mturis lUisTAioR, C. //. 390.
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 35.
Calabar.
a. Sierra Leoue. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

10. MiCTIS MELANCUOLICA.

melancholica, Slal, Htm. Afr. ii. 35.
Hab. unknown.

11. MiCTIS GRALLATORIA.

grallatoria, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 36.
Caffraria.

12. MiCTIS CEISEOSERICANS.

griseosericans, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 37.
Caffraria.

13. Miens Natalensis.
Natiilensis, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 28; Hem. Afr. ii. 37.
Caffraria.

14. MiCriS ANNLlLICOliMS, C. II. 388.
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 38 — varicornis? Hope, Cat. Hem. 12.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection

15. MiCMS LCGUBRINA.

lugubriua, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 28; Hem. Afr. ii. 39.
Caffraria.

K). MlCTlS amicta.
amicla, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 28; Hem. Afr. ii. 39.
Caffraria.

D

18 CATALOGUE OF

17. MiCTTS PAGANA, C. H. 386.

Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 40— aiimilicovnis, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii. 13.

a. South Afiicn. Presented by Sir A. Sinitb.

h. Cnpe. From M Dieye's collection.

c. South Africa. Presented bv E. Trinien, Esq.

18. MicTis SI Ml LIS, C. II. 387.

a. South ACrica. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

b. Gambia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c—d. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

19. Mi CIA CAFFUA.

caffra, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 41.
Caffraria.

•20. MicTis APiCALis, C. H. 381.
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii.41.

a. Cape. From M. Dreges collection.

b. South Africa. Presented by R. Trimen, Esq.

21. MiCTIS NIGKICORNIS, C. //. 388.

a, h. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

22. MicTis iNcoNsi'icuA, C. n. 387.
a. South Africa. Presented l)y Sir A. Smith.

23. MlCTlS OR.VCILICOKNIS.

pracilicornis, .S7rt/, Hevi. Afr. ii. !2.
Calabar.

24. iMlCTIS MONACHA.

monacha, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 43.

25. Miens TENDICORNIS.

tenuicornis, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 43.
Guinea.

26. MiCTIS CAUMELITA.

carmelita, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 44.
Caffraria.

27. .MiCTis VIDUA,
vidua, Slal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 185.=), 27; Hem. Afr. ii. 4 1.
Caffraria.

HKMIPTEKA HKTKKOl'TEKA. 19

'28. MiCTIS CAPUCINA.
capiicinn, Stal, Ilem. Afr. ii. 4a.
Caffravia.

29. MicTis Afric.vna.
Africana, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 4;").
Caffraria.

30. iMlCTlS VENTRALIS, C. II. 307.

(t. South Africa. Presented by tlie Earl of Derby in 1843.
b, V. South Africa Presented by Sir A. Smith.

d. Cape. Froiu M. Drege's collection.

31. MiCTIS MOESTA, C H.AOO.
a. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Kichardson.

32. Micris LUCTUosA.
curvipes, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 3me Scr. viii. 938 — luctuosa, Slal, Hem. Afr.

ii. 27.
Madagascar.

33. MicTis Madagascariensis.
Madagascariensis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Zme Ser. viii. 938. Stal, Hem. Afr.

ii. 28.

This species is sometimes blackish, sometimes ferruginous; the fourth
joint of the antennae is sometimes blackish, sometimes luteous ; the angles
of tLe prolhonix form more or less slender and acute spines. It seems to
be very closely allied to M. luctuosa.
a — d. iMadagascar. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

e. Madagascar. Presented by the Rev. — Ellis.

34. MlCTIS LUTEITAKSIS.

Mas et foem. Nigra, cinereQ subtomentosa ; antennm corpore breviores,

apice fulvo bifasciala ; prot/iorax subsulcatus, lateribus suhserrntis,

angiitis posticis vuldc rolundalis ; segmenla ventralia fcrrvgineo

niargiiiata ; tarsi iulei. Mas. — Scgmenium ventralc 2um uuitttbcr-

culatttm ; femora posiica vaUle incrassala, sub/us apud medium

dilalata et angulata ; tibicc puslica apice subdilatala:. Fa;m. —

Femora pustica subius apice bidcnticulala.

Male ami female. Black, slightly covered with cinereous lomentum.

llostrum lawny towards the base, and with a lawny band, extending

nearly to the middle coxa; ; second joint longer than the third. Antenna;

slender, about three-fourths of the length of the body; joints from the first

to the third successively decreasing in length; fourth a little longer than

the first, tawny towards the tip and with a tawny band near the base.

Prothorax widening from the fore border to the hind border, with an

indistinct longitudinal furrow and with a transverse ridge near the hind

border; sides straight, minutely serrated ; hind angles much rounded, not

prominent. Second ventral segment of the male with a large tubercle iu

20 CATALOGUK OF

the disk. Hind borders of the ventral segments ferruginous. Hind femora
of the male much incrassaled, dilated in the middle beneath and forminj?
a short very broad tooth. Hind femora of the female beneath wilh two
minute very obtuse subapical teeth. Hind tibiae of the male slightly dilated
at the tips. Tarsi luteous. Fore wings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Length of the body 12 — 13 lines.

The luleous tarsi distinguish it from M. puuctum, to which species it
is nearly allied.

a. Whydah. From Mr. Fraser's collection.

b. Old "Calabar.

'^[>. MiCTIS UNDATA, C. II. 395.

a. Natal. From M. Guienzius' collection.

South Asia and Ceylon.

A. Angles of the prothorax much rounded.

a. Sides of ihe prothorax not serrated.

* Abdomen hardly widened beyond the costa of the fore wings,
t Body rather narrow.

X Fourth joint of the anlcnuge red towards the base. - compiessa.

XI Fourth joint of the antennte not red towards the base. - bicolor.
ff Body moderately broad.
X Hind femora of the male very much dilated. - - punctum.

XX Hind femora of the male rather less dilated.

§ Abdomen beneath with the transverse ridge not rounded. affinis.

§§ Abdomen beneath with tlie transverse rid>,'e rounded. - ferrifera.

** Abdomen somewhat widened beyond the aMa of the fore

wings.

t Prothorax abruptly widening hindward. - - castanea.

It Prothorax not abruptly widening hindward. - - lata.

b. Sides of the prothorax slightly serrated.

* Antennae not black. - - (teuebrosa, protracta) umbilicata.
** Antenna; black. .... - uigiicornis.

B. Angles of the prolhorax not rounded.

a. Sides of the prothorax minutely serrated.

* Hind angles of the prothorax not inclined backward
f Abdomen without patches.

X Hind angles of the prothorax not acute. - - serina.

XX Hind angles of the prothorax acute.

§ Fore wings not bordered with red. ... gallina.

§§ Fore wings bordered wilh red. . - - - macra.

if Abdomen with two luteous patches, or with an interrupted

band. --.-.- fasciata.

** Hind angles of the prothorax inclined backward. - alboviitata,

b. Sides of the prolhorax largely serrated.

* Sides of the i)rothorax not directed forward,
f Antenna; skuder.

X Prothorax hardly dilated.
XX Prothorax much dilated.
§ Tarsi whitish. ----- albiditarsis.

HEMiri'ERA HKTKROP'IERA. 21

§§ Tarsi lutcous. --.... biphif^'iala.

§§§ Tarsi piceous. ...---. licros.

ft Aiitennie stout. ---.-- valida.

** ISides of tlie prdtlmrax directed Ibrward.

t Prothorax not lari^ely serrated. - . - . Jajionica.

X Prutliorax hardly liorneil.

II Protliorax with a hir^-e iiorii on each side. - ainplectens.

If Prothorax laigely serrated. .... Malaya.

36. MicTis coMPRESSA. C. H. 388.
a. Hindostan. Presented liy F. Walker, Esq.

37. MiCTIS PHASIANA.

Lygfcus Phasianus, Fabr. Ent. Si/sl. iv. 144 ; Si/sl. llfii/n. 2li. Wolff\
Cim. ii. 72, pi. 7, f. 69— Alictis punctuo), C. H. 389.

a. Bombay. Preseutcd by Sir W. Elliot.

b. Hindostan. Presented by Major-Geu. Hurdwicke.

c. Hindostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

d. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

e — g. Hindostan. From the Entimiolojjical Society's collection.
h. Bombay. Presenteil by E. Dowiies, Esq.
i. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring-, Esq.
j. Celebes. Presented i)y W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
k. Java. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, E,s<j.
/. Travaiicore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
ni. China. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
n. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Teinpleton.
0. Penang. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
p. Hindostan. Presented by J. C Bowring, Esq.

38. MicTis AFFiNis, C. II. 389.

a. C'orea. Presented l)y Capt. Sir l']. Belcher.

b. ?

39. Miens BiGOLoK, C. H.'SS'.K
a, b. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Es(j.

40. Miens CASTANEA, C. II. 389.
a. Ceylon. Piesenled by Major Parry.

41. Miuns LATA, C. II. 390.

a. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Estp

b. Ceylon. From Dr. 'J'hvvailo' collection.

c. Malacca. Preseutcd by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. ? Presented b) W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

42. MicTis VALiMA, C. W. 398.
a. Ceylon. From Muj(ir Parry's coUccliou.

22 CATALOGUE OF

43. MiCTIS TENEBROSA, C. H. 399.

a. Teiiassciiin. Piescnieil liy J. D. C. Packman, Esq.

h. Silliet. From the Rev. J." Stainforth's collection.

c-f. China. Presented by G. T. Laye, Esq.

g, h. China. Presented hy Major-Gen. ilardwicke.

i. Siam. Presented by W. W. Sannders, Esq.

j. Singapore. Prcsenied by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

k. Penang. Presented by J. C. Bovvring, Esq.

44. MiCTIS UMUILICATA, C. //. 40U.

a. Silhct. From the Rev. J. Stainforth's collection.
h. China. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

45. MicTis NroiucoRNJs, C. H. 400.
a. Silhet

46. MitTis Serina, C. II. 403.
a. China. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

47. Miens GALLiXA, C. H. 403.
u—c. Silhet. From the Rev. J. Stainforth's collection.
d. Penang. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

c,f. ? Presented by W. W. Sannders, Esq.

48. MlCTIS FASCIATA, C. H. 404.

a. Hindoslan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

49. Micris ALBiDiTARSis, C. H. 400.
a — c, Nejiaiil. Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

50. MicTis HKiios, C. //. 406.
a — e. Silhet. From the Rev. J. Stainforili's collection.
f. Silhet.

51. MlCTIS niPT^AGIATA.

Mas. Fiiira, siililus nigra ; uiileniuc nignc, corporc paul/o breviorrs, arliot/o

4() lulfu, jirolliorax lalnribus nigra subtubercuialin, angulis poslicis

rotnndatis subascendciUibus ; pedes nigri, fcmoribiis subhis apicem

versus bispiiiosis,fe))i(>ribtis pnsiicis iucrassatis sublubprculatis subtus

apiid i)trdiuvi iDiispiuosis, tibiis poslicis serrulis bast subdilalalis sub-

aiignldlis, larsis lulcis ; ahr anlicce niijru uiriplagiatce, iiicmbrana

obscure frrruginva.

Male. 'I'avvny, black beneath. Rostrum black ; second joint longer

than the third ; fourth tawny towards the base. AntenutB black, slender,

a little shoiier than the body ; join Is from the (irst to the third successively

decreasiu": in Ien<ftb ; fourth luleous. lonirer than the second, shorter than

HEMIPTERA HETEKOPTERA. ^3

the first. Piothorax with an impression ou each side near the fore border;
a slight transverse ridge near the hind border, elevated into a tubercle on
each side; sides obtusely serrated or beset with small black tubercles;
bind part dilated, rounded and slightly ascending on each side. Legs
black; tarsi luteous. Hind femora incrassated, with a few minute
tubercles, armed beneath with a stout tawny-tipped spine in the middle,
and with two shorter subapical spines. Four anterior femora with sub-
apical spines like those of the hind femora, but smaller. Hind tibiae
minutely serrated beneath, where near the base they are slightly dilated
and form a very obtuse angle. Tarsi luteous. Fore wings extending to
the tip of the abdomen, with a black patch in the disk of the corium ;
membrane dark ferruginous. Length of the body 13 lines.
a. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

52. MiClIS lltoTKACTA.

protractus, H. Sch. Wanz. Iim. ix. 247.
Hindostan ?

,')'3. .MicTis Japonica.

Foem. Nifjro-fuscn, lata, cinereo tomentosa ; antenna; corpore multo

breviores ; prothorux scaber, laferibiis spri-ntis\ aiH/ulis posiicis

rectangxdatis sttbascendetHibus ; femora siibltis apicem versus bispiuu-

losa ; femora poslica incrassala, apud medium unispinosa ; libicB

posticce sublus subdilatatcc et subangxdata: ; alee anticcp memhrana

nigra.

Female. Blackish brown, broad, with cinereous tomentum. Second

joint of the rostrum longer than the third. AnteniiiE much shorter than

the body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in

length ; fourth longer than the second, shorter than the first. Prothorax

scabrous, with a slight longitudinal furrow and with a slight transverse

ridge near the hind border; sides serrated; hind part dilated, slightly

ascending and forming a rii;ht angle on each side. Odorific orifices dingy

whitish. Femora beneath with two subapical spines. Hind femora

incrassated, with a spine beneath beyond the middle. Hind tibia3 shorter

than the hind femora, slightly dilated and forming an obtuse angle for a

space beyond the middle. Fore wings with a black membrane. Length

of the body II lines.

a. Japan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

54. MicTis Malaya.
Malaya, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 172.
Malacca.

a. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Singapore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, E^q.

c. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Es(|.

d. Birmah. From Mrs Waring's collection.

e. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

24 CATALOGUE OF

55. Miens ALBOVITTATA.

alboviitatii, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 172.
Malacca.

56. Micxis MACiu.
macra, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 173.
Malacca.

Var.P Female. Cinereous, tomentose, ferruginous beneath. Third
and fourth joints of the rostrum about equal in length. Anlennffi much
shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third successively
decreasinfj in lenp;th; fourth luteous, as lonii; as the third. Prothorax
finely scabrous, with a slight transverse furrow near the fore border, with a
very slight longitudinal furrow and with a slight transverse ridge near the
hind border; sides straight, serrated; hind angles elongated, acute.
Odoriferous apertures luteous. Al)domen extending on each side a little
beyond the fore wings; a testaceous dot on the hind angle of each segment;
second ventral segment with a small tubercle on each side. Femora
beneath with two minute spines near the lips. Hind femora slightly
incrassated. Fore wings with a blackish membrane. Length of the body
9i — 12 lines.

a. Ceram. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Ke. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

c. Teruate. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

57. MiCTIS FEKRXFERA.

Mas. Ferruginea, tomentosa ; antenna: ni(jr(F ; prolhoracis anguli postici

■valde rotundati ; scuteihnn apice albidum ; abdominis dorsum rufum,

nigra marginatum ; venlris dis(us snbtumidus; femora posliva

incrassata, basi valde arcnata, subtas apices versus dilatata rect-

angulata el serrata ; tibia; posliccc subdilatatie ; ahc antica: mcmbrana

fuse a.

Male. Ferruginous, tomentosc Rostrum black at the tip; second

joint shorter than the third. Antenna; black; joints from the first to the

third successively decreasing in length. Prothorax widening on each side

from the fore border to the hind angles, which are much rounded and not

prominent; a slight transverse ridge near the hind border. Tip of the

scutellum whitish. Abdomen above red, black-bordered; under side

slightly tumid in the disk near the base, where the hind border of the first

segment is rounded. Hind femora iucrassated, much curved near the base,

dilated beneath beyond the middle and forming a right angle, which is

serrated along the outer side. Hind tibicc slightly dilated beneath; the

dilatation broadest towards the base, where it is rounded. Fore wings

extending to the tip of the abdomen ; membrane brown. Length of the

body 12 lines.

a. Hindostan. From the Entomological Society's collection.

HEMIPTEKA HETHllOl

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58. MiCTIS AMPLECTENS.

Mas. Obscure fulvo aut rnfescente ferruginea ; antenna; nigra, articulo
4o ferrugineo ; prolhorax transverse rugulosus, cornubus duobus
lateralibus latissimis pnrreclis arcuatis dentatis acutis siibascendenli-
bus ; femora quatuor anteriora subttis apices versus bispinosa ; femora
postica supra subtusque spinosa ; tibice postica: subarcuatcc, subtus
talissime u7iispinos(e apices versus serratce ; membrana fusca.
Male. Dark tawny or reddish ferruginous, tomentose. Antennas
black; fourth joint ferruginous, a little longer than the third, not longer
than the second, which is much shorter than the first. Prothorax trans-
versely rugulose; the sides forming two curved acute very broad horns,
which are porrect and slightly ascending, and are more largely dentate on
the inner side than on the outer side; a transverse ridge near the hind
border. Abdomen above with a red disk. Four anterior femora beneath
armod with two stout suliapical spines, the second spine very minute.
Hind femora with a few short stout spines above and with fewer and rather
longer spines beneath. Hiud tibia? slightly curved, forming a very broad
spine beyond the middle beneath, where they are serrated between tl)is
spine and the tip. Fore wings with a brown membrane. Length of the
body 13 lines.

a, b. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

c. Hindostan. Presented by Sir J. Hearsay.

d, Hindostan. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Eastern Archipelago.
Angles of the prothorax rounded.
Sides of the prothorax not serrated.
Hind femora very much dilated.
Hind femora not very much dilated.
Sides of the prothorax minutely serrated.
Abdomen red on each side. - . -

Abdomen tawny on each side. - - .

Angles of tlie prothorax not rounded.
Angles of the prothorax not prominent.
Legs mostly pale. - - - -

Legs dark. - - . . .

Angles of the prothorax prominent.
Fourth joint of the anlenucE more than twice the

length of the third.
Hind femora not dentate. _ - .

Hind femora deutate. - - - -

Fourth joint of the antennae not more than twice

the lengtii of the third.
Angles of the prothorax not much elongated.
Legs pale. - - - - -

Legs dark.

grossipes.
dubia.

rufovittata.
lirabativentris.

discolor,
insularis.

filicornis.
insolila.

fiihicorni

26 CATALOGUE OF

X Sides of ihe prothorax minutely serrated. - Amboinensis.

XX Sides of the prothorax moderately serrated. - biserrata,
ft Angles of the prothorax much elongated.
I Angles of tiie prothorax not very broad.

§ Fourth joint of the antenna? longer than the first. - lateralis.

§§ Fourth joint of the antennce shorter than the first. acutangula.

Jj: Angles of the prothorax very broad. - - . Javana.

59, MicTis DUBiA, C. H. 389.

a. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

b. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

60. MiCTis DISCOLOR, C. H. 402.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

61. MicTis ruLvicoRNis, C. H. 403.

a. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

b. Java. From Mr. Melly's collection.

c. Java. Presented by J. Wilson, Esq.

d. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

e. Aru. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

/. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

62. MiCTIS ACUTANGULA.

acutangula. Slal, A. S. E. F. Amc Sir. v. 173.
Borneo.

63. MlCTIS INSULARIS.

Mas. Cinerea, tomentosa ; antennm fulvce, corpore paullo lovgiores ;
■prothorax subtiliter scaler, angulis poxticis subacutis ; sculelliim
upive albidum ; venter transverse bicarinatus, utrinque bispinosns ;
pedes fiilvi, femoribus posticis cinereis incrassalis subtus spinulosis
basi valdr arcuatis, libiis posticis cinereis subtus u7iispinosis dintidio
apicali dilatato. Foem. — Abdomen subtus glabrum; femora postica
suhincrassata ; libice posticw subtus non denlatce.

Male. Cinereous, tomentose. Rostrum tawny; second and third
joints nearly equal in length. Antennae tawny, a little longer than the
body ; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length ;
fourth much longer than the third. Prothorax finely scabrous, with a
sligiit impression on each side near the fore border, with a very slight
longitudinal furrow, and with au indistinct transverse ridge near the hind
border; hind angles slightly acute, not prominent. Tip of the scutelium
and odoriferous orifices whitish. Hind borders of the first and third

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 27

ventral segments forming transverse ridges, that of the third deeply curved
in the middle; a stout spiue on each side of the third ventral segment and
another on each side of the fourth. Four anterior legs and hind tarsi
tawny. Four anterior femora beneath with two minute subapical spines.
Hind femora incrassated, much curved near the base, armed beueath with
a cluster of small spines at two-thirds of the length and with a broad sub-
apical loolh. Hind til)ine dilated above along the apical half, armed
beneath with a broad oblique spine at two-thirds of the length. Female. —
Abdomen sniootb beneath. Hind femora slightly incrassated. Hind tibiae
with no tooth beneath. Length of the body 9 — lOi lines.

a. Celebes. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq,

b. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c. d. Wagiou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
e. Aru. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

/. Aru. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

g. New Guinea. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

64. MlCTlS FILICORNIS.

Fcem. Nigra, gracilis, teslaceo tomentosa ; antentKS gracillimcE, corpori

aquilongcc, arliculin basi pallide testaceis ; prothorax subiililer scaber,

angulis posticis serralis peraculis oblique retractis valde elongalis ;

pectus albo biplagiatum ; abdominis dorsum basi ulrinque tesiaceum ;

venter testaceo late vittatum ; femora postica subdilatata ; tibicE

posticce gracillima: ; alve anticce picecB ; ala posticcB cinerece.

Female. Black, slender, with testaceous tomentum. Rostrum partly

pale testaceous; second joint longer than the third. Antennas very slender,

as long as ihe body ; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing

in length; second, third and fourth joints pale testaceous at the base;

fourth longer than the first. Prothorax finely scabrous, with a very slight

transverse furrow at one-third of the length from the fore border and with

a very short vidge near the hind border; hind angles serrated, much

elongated, very acute, slanting obliquely backward. Pectus with a white

patch near each hind coxa. Abdomen testaceous on each side towards the

base of the dorsum ; a broad tawny stripe beneath. Femora beueath with

the usual subapical spines. Hind femora slightly dilated, slender towards

the base. Hind tibiae very slender, as long as the hind femora. Fore

wings piceous. Hind wings cinereous. Length of the body 12 lines.

a. Sarawak, Borneo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

65. MlCTIS INSOLITA.

Mas. Pallide lutea ; rostrum apice sulco receplum ; antennce corpori
aquilongce ; prothorax transverse slriatus, angulis posticis nigris
aculis ; pectus vittis duabus piceis duabusque exterioribus nigris
duabusque intermediis auratis ; abdomen basi dilatatum, fasciis
duabus dorsaiibus nigris, vittis duabus ventralibus auratis maculari-
bus ; femora postica dilatala, subtus utrinque serrata ; libicc posticce
subtus serrutce, basi subdilalatce ; alee aiiticce fusco biplagiatCBj
membrana cuprea.

28 CATALOGUE OF

3Iale. Pale hiteoiis. Rosliuin shorter than in other species, its
apical part iu a groove; second joint longer than the third; lip hlack.
Antenna as long as the Iiody ; joints from the first to the third successively
decreasing in length; fourth much longer than the first. Prothorax
minutely and transversely striated, smooth between the fore border, and a
transverse furrow at one-third of the length; an impression in the middle
of the smooth part and a longitudinal piceous furrow in the striated part;
hind angles forming black acute prominent spines. Pectus with an
irregular hlack stripe on each side adjoining the spine ; two interior piceous
sliipes and two intermediate slightly gilded tomentose stripes. Abdomen
dilated towards the base and extending beyond the fore wings on each
side ; two black dorsal bands ; under side with two stripes of slightly gilded
tomentose spots. Femora beneath with two subapical spines. Hind
femora incrassated, serrated on both sides beneath. Hind tibiae serrated
beneath, slightly dilated beneath near the base. Fore wings with two
browu patches in the disk; membraue cupreous. Length of the body
9^ lines.

a, b. Dorei, New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

66. Miens Amhoinensis.

Mas. Obscure cinerca, tomeutosa; prDtkorax sraber, lateribus serratis,
angulis poslicis rectangulalis ; venter basi triluberculalus ; femora
poslica incTassata, scabra, sublus obtuse serrata ; tibice posticcB apices
versus dilatula: spina obliqua armatce.

Male. Dark cinereous, tomentose. Second joint of the rostrum longer
than the third. Prothorax scabrous; hind part slightly dilated on each
side, where it forms a sharply defined right angle; transverse ridge near
the hind border very slight: sides serrated. Abdomen with three large
tubercles at the base beneath ; middle tubercle transverse, much larger
than the others. Four anterior femora with the two usual subapical spines
beneath. Hind femora incrassated, scabrous, obtusely serrated beneath.
Hind tibiae dilated beneath beyond the middle into a broad oblique spine.
Length of the body 12 lines.

a. Amboina. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

07. MlCTIS GROSSII'ES.

Lygajus grossipcs, Fabr. Si/st. Rhyn. 205— Lyga;us tumidipes, Fabr. Rhijn.
Index, 10— Cerbus tumidipes, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. o4, f. 614.

Sumatra.

Var. ? Mas. Nigra, lomcniosn ; u)ilenncc curpure mullo breviores,
articalo An frirngincu ; prolhoiax svabtr, angulis posticis valde
rolu)i<latis ; abdominis dorsum rufum, nigro mur;/inatum ; siujmenlum
ventrale 'Sum transverse gibboso carinaluin ; femora poslica valde
incrassata, basi valde arcuatu, sublus ajiice dilalala et unidentata ;
tibia' postictr subdilatatce ; tarsi picei ; ala: posticce luridw.

IIKMIPTKUA IIETIlKOI'TFKA. '^>1)

Male. Black, tomeiitose. Second and'tliirtl joints of the rostium nearly
equal in leni;ili. Antenna? much shoiler than the body ; joints iVom the
first to the third successively decreasing in length ; fourth lerruf^inous, a
little shorier than the first. Proihorax scabrous, with a very siif^ht longi-
tudinal furrow, and with a slight transverse ridge near the hind border;
bind angles much rounded, not dilated. Third ventral segment with an
abbreviated gibbous transverse ridge. Dorsum of the abdomen with a red
disk. Four anterior femora beneath with two minute subapical spines.
Hind femora very much iucrassated, much curved at the base; under side
with a stout spine at the base, dilated into a very broad tooth at the tip.
Hind tibia; slightly dilated. Tarsi piceous. Membranes of the fore wings
blackish brown. Hind wings lurid. Length of the body 13 lines.

a. Lombok. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Flores. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

(58. MtCTIS BISEKKATA.

Mas. Teslaceo-cinerca ; anteunce fulvcB, graciles, corpore Ireviurcs
arliculis apices versus piceis ; proihorax subiUiler scaber, indeler-
minate bivittatus, angulis postkis acutis, laleribus niyro serratU ;
pedes fulvi, femoribus (jualuor anterioribus spinulosis, femoribus
posticis teslaceo-cinereis incrassatis nigro pustulalis, libiis posticis
testaceo-cinereis basi bidentalis ct valde dilalutis ; alee anticce basi
rufa, membrana cuprea.

Male. Testaceous-cinereous. Rostrum tawny; second joint shorter
than the third. Antenna; tawny, slender, rather shorter than the body ;
joints piceous towards the tips, successively decreasing in length from the
first to the third ; fourth slightly curved, somewhat longer than the first.
Prothorax finely scabrous, with a slight transverse impression near the fore
border and with a slight transverse ridge near the hind border; two indis-
tinct broad darker stripes; bind part somewhat dilated on each side, where
it is armed with a short acute spine; fore part serrated with minute
black teeth, some of which are double. Legs lawny. Four anterior femora
with a few very minute black spines and with two minute black spines at
the tips beneath. Hi- ' femora and bind tibia; testaceous-cinereous. Hind
femora incrassated, ■■;;!.: '^ jveral rows of minute black pustules. Hind tibiie
much dilated ben< . : loA'ards the base, where they are broadly bidentate.
Fore wings red '\ i •- base; membrane cupreous. Length of the body
mines. ^

a. Celebes. 1 .i-i^ied by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

69. MlCTIS LATEKAI.IS.

Foem. J^i'i'Hiins, testaceo tomejilosa, subtus fulva ; antenncc ferrugitiece,
CO)/ '.■(■ paullo breviores ; proihorax subtiliter scaber, angulis posticis
lonyis muds serratis snbascendenlibus ; sculellum upice pallide
cinercuiii; abdominis dorsum rufum, picco marginulum ; pedes
picei, femoribus posticis subclavalis basi subjlexis; ala unticcc
memhraaa cenea.

30 CATALOGUE OF

Female. Blackish, with testaceous tomentuiD, tawny beneath. Second
joint of the rostrum longer thau the third. Antenuce ferruginous, a little
shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third successively
decreasing in length ; fourih joint longer than the first. Prothorax minutely
scabrous, with a very slight irausverse ridge near the hind border; hind
angles serrated, dilated, slightly ascending, forming two long acute spines.
Tip of the scutellum pale cinereous. Abdomen red above; border piceous.
Legs piceous. Femora with the two usual subapical spines. Hind femora
slightly bent at the base, slightly increasing in thickness from the base to
the tips. Hind tibiae slender, shorter thau the hind femora. Membrane
of the fore wings sneous. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body
12 lines,
a, 6. Sarawak, Borneo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

70. MicTis Javana.
Foem. Nigra, cinereo tomenlosa ; anlennce corpore mullo hreviores ; pro-
thorax lateribus posiicis scrralis, angulis poslicis lalis acutis oblique
aacendenlibus ; femora poatica rohusla ; tibicB posticcE laliusculce.
Female. Black, witli thick cinereous tomentum. Eyes rather
prominent. Rostrum extending to the hind coxae. Antennas much
shorter than the body ; joints from the first to the third successively
decreasing in len<;th. Prothorax with the sides minutely serrated; hind
angles broad, prominent, acute, obliquely ascending ; transverse ridge near
the hind border slight. Femora beneath with two subapical spiues, the
second very minute. Hind femora stout. Hind tibia? slightly broad.
Fore wings with a black membiane. Length of the body 10 lines.
a. Java. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

71. MiCTIS LIMBATIVENTRIS.

limbativentris, Stal.

a. New (juinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Australia.

72. MiCTIS PROFANA, C. H. 40-i

New Caledonia.

o. New South Wales. Presented by Dr. A. Sinclair.
b—f. Australia. From Mr. Children's eolleclion.
</. Norih Australia. Presented by J. R. Elsey, Esq.

73. MlCTlS SVMBOLICA, C. //. 404.
profaua, var.?

a, h. Australia. Presented liy Sir J. Richardson.
c. Moretou Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

HEMIPTEUA HETKUOPTEKA. 31

d, e. Swan River. From Dr. Bacon's collection.
/. Celebes. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
g, h. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
i,j. Ceram. Presented by W. W. Saundeis, Esq.
k, I. Ternate. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
m, n. Gorrite. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
0. Flores. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.
p, q. Isle of Pines. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
r. New Caledonia. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
s, t. Aneiteum, New Hebrides. From the Zoological Society's collection.
u, a. ? Presented by Sir J. Liddell.

74. MiCTis CKUx, C. H. 405.
profane, var.P

a, b. Navigators' Islands.

c. ? Presented by Sir J. Liddell.

d, e. ? From Mr. Macgillivray's collection.

75. MiCTIS CAJA.

caja, Stat, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 173.
Moreton Bay.

Country unknown.

76. MiCTIS HYSTRIX.

hystrix, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Maten NapoU, Fasc. 10, 18(33.

Genus 6. COSSUTIA.
Cossutia, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 46.

1. Cossutia metallica.

Mictis metallica, S(fnt. Rev. et Mag. Zonl. 1851, 447; Arch. Ent. ii. pi. 9,
f. 6 — Cossutia met illica, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 46.

Gabon.

2. Cossutia flaveola.

Mictis flaveola, C. H. 401 — Cnssutia flaveola, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 47 —
Paryphes Andres, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 1, 336— Cerbus Boerliavia;,
H.-Sch. iVanz. Ins. vi. 85, f. 655.

a — d. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

CATALOGUE

3. CossuTiA Stalii.

Mictis Stalii, Sgnt. Arch. Eat. ii. 298— Cossulia Slulii, Stat, Hem. Afr. ii.

48.

Grand-Bassam.

Genus 7. OXYPRISTIS.
Oxypristis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Zme Ser, viii. 937. Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 8.

I. OXYPRISTIS LeROYI.

Leroyi, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. "ime Sir. viii. 938, pi. 14, f. 1. Sled, Hem. Afr.
ii. 9.

Madagascar.

Genus 8. TREMATOCORIS.

Trematocoris, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wien. xv. 431.
'79—Vei\\\\i\,'Slal. Hem. Afr. ii. 2.

Hem. Hel.

X
XX

Hind angles of the prothorax much inclined

forward.
Hind angles of the prothorax largely dentate.
Hind angles of the prothorax minutely dentate.
Hind angles of the prothorax rounded.
Hind angles of the prothorax acute.
Hind angles of the prothorax slightly inclined

forward.
Hind angles of the prothorax much elongated. -
Hind angles of the prothorax moderately elongated.
Hind angles of the prothorax not inclined forward.
Hind tibiae not pale at the base.
Fore wings red at the base.

Hind femora banded. - . - -

Hind femora not banded. . . .

Fore wings not red at the base.
Sides of the prothorax not rounded.
Hind angles of the prothorax prominent.
Prothorax not or hardly striped.
Colour pale. . . . - -

Colour dark.

Hind angles of the prothorax slightly prominent.
Hind tibia; broadly dentate towards the base.
Hind libias minutely dentate towards the base. -

Mormo.

tragus,
pardalipes.

lobipes.
notatipes.

dentipes.
grossa.

calcar.

subvittata.
liicoloripcs.

HEMIPL'EKA HKTEKOPTERA.

33

00 Hind angjles of the protliorax very prouiinent. - ponigens.

§§ Piothorax deeply striped. - - - villata.

+*: Hind an<iles of the piotliorax not prominent. - liihiluis.

ff Sides of the prothorax rounded. - - - patulicuUis.

b. Hind tibia; pale at the base. - - - elegans.

1. Trematocoris Mormo.
Petillia Mormo, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 174.
a. Natal. From M. Gueiuzius' collection.

2. Trematocoris tragus.
Mictis tragus, C. H. 399.

- ? Presented by the Dowager Lady East.

h.

3. Trematocoris pardalipes.

Mas. Cinerea, lomenlosa, sat gracilis, nigra tuberculala, sublus iestacea ;
vertex nigra, gulta poslica vittaque cinereis ; prothoracis latera serrata,
anguiis poslicis obliquis longissimis peraciuis subascendentihus ;
femora (jualiior anteriora sublus apices versus bispinosa ; femora
poslica incrassala, nigra fasciata, basi arcuata, sublus spinis incurvis
annala ; tibia poslica iutece, basi apiceque picece, nigra unifasciatce,
subtus basi dilatalce, femoribus multo breviores ; rnembrana cenea.

Male. Cinereous, tomentose, testaceous beneath, rather slender.
Head above black, with a transverse cinereous dot near the hind border
and with a cinereous stripe. Third joint of the rostrum longer than the
second. Antennae slender, as long as the body. Prothorax and pectus
with many very small black tubercles. Prothorax with serrated sides;
hind angles elongated into two very long and acute spines, which are
obliquely inclined forward and ascending; a slight transverse ridge near
the hind border. A valve between each hind coxa and the side of the
abdomen. Legs cinereous. Four anterior femora beneath with two minute
subapical spines. Hind femora incrassaled, with six or seven more or less
interrupted black bands, curved near the base, aruieii beneath with a few
curved spines. Hind tibite luteous, much shorter than the hind femora,
piceous at the base and at the tips, slightly dilated beneath from the base
to one-third of the length, where there is a minute spine and a black baud.
Fore wings with an eeucous membrane. Length of the body 10 lines.

a. Sumatra? From the cuUection of the Zoological Society.

4. Trematocoris lobipes.

Mictis lobipes, C. H. 399.

a. Cevlon. From Dr. Thwaites' collection,
t. -1— ?

34

CATALOG UR OF

5. Trematocoris notatipes.

Mas. Testaceo-cinerea, tomentosa ; antennie niyrce, corpore paullo
breviores ; prothorax niyro liiberculatus, lattribus serraiis, atujutis
pos/icis sxibreclangulatis oblique ascntdentibus ; femora supra siiblus-
que dmiicidala; femora poslica valde incrassala ; tibicc poslicce
luteo biviltatce, subtiis dilataUc angulatcB quadridenlicidatie ; alic
anticce membrana lurida ; alee posliae subluridce.

Male. Testaceous-cinereous, tomentose, more testaceous beneath.
Second and tbird joints of the rostrum about equal in length. Antenna
black, a Utile shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third
successively increasing; in length ; fourth as long as the second. Prothorax
with many minute black tubercles, serrated with minute black teeth
aloDg each side; hind part dilated, obliquely ascending and slightly
rectangular on each side. Femora with some minute obtuse black teeth above
and beneath, where ihey form two rows. Hind femora much incrassated.
Hind tibiEB with two luteous bands; first band near the base; space
between the bands dilated beneath and forming a slightly obtuse angle,
which has four minute teeth ; second band much smaller than the first.
Fore wings extending to the lip of the abdomen; membrane lurid. Hind
wings slightly lurid. Length of the body 12i lines.

a. Hiudostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

6. Trematocoris dextipes.
Miclis dcntipes, C. H. 397.
a. Hiudostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection,

7. Trematocoris grossa.
Mictis grossa, C. 11. 398.

a. ? Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

8. Trematocoris calcar.
Mictis calcar, C. H.397.

a. Hiudostan. From Mr, Wooley's collection.

b. Hiudostan. From Col. Whilehill's collection.

9. Trematocoris survittata.

Mas. Picen,ta(a,fulvo tomentosa; vertex nigro bivittatus ; antenna nigra,
corpore vmlto breviores, articulo Ao piceo ; prothorax subquadri-
viltaliis, nigra tubtrcnlutiis, lateribus spinulosis, angulis poslicis
obtusis ; pedes fulvi,feinoribus spinulosis, feinoribus tibiisque posticis
nigris, femnribus poslicis hicrussntis, tibiis posticis serratis quadri-
spi7iosis valde dilatalis ; aUt anliccc membrana nigra.

HEMIPTKRA HKTEROPTERA. ^5

Male. Piceous, broad, with tawny tomentuin. Head with two short
black stripes on the vertex. Third joint of the rostrum longer than the
second. Antennae black, much shorter than the body; joints from the first
to the third successively decreasinj^ in leng-th ; fourth piceons, lony;er than
the second, shorter than the first. Prothorax with four indistinct sli^jhtly
darker stripes, with many n)inute black tubercles, with two slight transverse
furrows in the (ore part, with a very slight longitudinal furrow, and with a
very slight transverse ridge near the hind border; sides with minute black
spines; a slightly longer black spine on each hind angle, which is obtuse
and not prominent. Four anterior legs and hind tarsi tawny. Femora
with some rows of minute black spines. Hind femora incrassated. Hind
tibisB shorter than the hind femora, much dilated beneath; the dilated
border partly serrated, armed with four spines of different sizes. Fore wings
with a black membrane. Length of the body 12 lines.

The antennae are shorter than those of T. calcar.

a. Cahar. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

10. Trematocoris bicoloripes.

Mas. Nigra, ciiterea tomenlosa ; prothorax subtuberculatus, lalerihus
serralis ; abdomen rtifo marginatum ; pedes qualuor anteriorex fiilvi,
femoribus nigro spinulosis, tibiis nigra lalissime unifasciads, femnri-
biis piislicis incrassalis subtubervulatis ntrinque spinosis ; tibiis
posticis subius serraiis tridenlatis valde dilatatis.

]\[ale. Black, with cinereous tomentum. Head and antenniferous
tubercles tawny beneath. Rostrum tawny; second and third joints nearly
equal in length. Prothorax thinly covered with minute tubercles, increasing
in breadth from the fore border to the hind part, where it is not dilated;
sides serrated ; a very slight transverse ridge near the hind border. Abdo-
men narrowly bordered with red. Four anterior legs tawny; femora with
minute black spines; tibias with a very broad black band. Hind femora
incrassated, with some minute tubercles; each side beneath armed with a
few stout spines. Hind tibije much dilated beneath, the dilated part
curved inward and serrated in the middle, with three minute spines near
the base and with three stout spines near the tip. Membrane of the fore
wings black. Length of the body 13 lines.

a. Penang. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

11. Trematocoris porrigens.

FcEm. Picea, gracilis, cinereo tomenlosa ; antenna: corpori (rqnilongo!,
articulo Ao laiissime testaceo-unifascialo ; prothorax subiilissime
scaber, angulis posticis acutis longissimis subascendenlibus ; femora
subius obtuse spinosa ; tibia poslietc basi subtus apices versus
unispinoscc ; femora poslica subtus unidentata.

Female. Piceous, slender, with cinereous tomentum. Second and
third joints of the rostrum nearly equal in length. Antennie slender, as

36 CATALOGUE OF

long' as the body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing
in lenp;th ; fourth with a very broad testaceous band near the base, longer
than the second, shorter than the first. Prothorax very finely scabrous,
with a slight tubercle on each side in the fore part of the disk, with a very
slight longitudinal furrow, and with a slight transverse ridge near the hind
border; sides serrated; hind angles much elongated, acute, directly
diverging, slightly ascending. Odnriferous apertures whitish. Femora
beneath with a subapical spine. Hind femora incrassated, with a few rows
of minute obtuse spines. Hind iii)ia2 almost as long as the hind femora,
dilated and with a very broad tooth at the base beneath. Length of the
bodv 12 lines.

? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

12. Trematocoris vittata.

Mas. Nigra, siihlns teslacea ; caput teslaceo vnivillatum ; antenna sal
validcE ; prothorax scaber, testaceo qninque villains, luteribus serrulis,
anguiis poslicis acitiis oblique retraclis ; svulelhim testaceo margi-
naliim; pedes leslacei,feni(>ribiis spinulosis, femoribus poslicis denlalis
valde incrassatis nigro bifascialis, tibiis poslicis piceis dilatatis apud
medium bidenlatis ; alee anlicce fulv(jB,playa maxima nigra, membrana
nigricunle.

31ale. Black, testaceous beneath. Head with a testaceous stripe.
Antenna pubescent, rather stout. Prothorax scabrous, widening hindward,
with a transverse furrow at one-third of the length from the lore border,
and with five testaceous stripes; middle stripe double, except in front; two
outer stripes marginal ; sides serrated, slightly dilated in the hind part and
armed there with an acute spine, which is directed obliquely hindward.
Scutellum with a testaceous border. Legs testaceous. Femora with a few
very short black spines. Hind femora much incrassated, with two black
bands, armed on each side beneath with a few stout teeth. Hind tibiae
piceons, dilated beneath, the dilatation diminishing from the base to the
tip, with two very stout teeth in the middle; a very minute tooth between
the above teeth and two small apical teeth. Fore wings tawny, with a very
large black patch; membrane blackish. Length of the body 12 lines.

a. Siam. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. ? From the Entomological Society's collection.

13. Trvi:MAT0C0iiis bilobus.

Petascelis bilobus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 2me Ser. viii. 69, pi. 4, f. 2 — Derepteryx
bilobus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 13.

Guinea. Old Calabar.

HEMIPTERA HETEROrTKliA. 37

14. Trematocoris elegans.

Foem. Fulvn, tomentosa ; vertex niger^fulvn univiltalus ; anlennce nif/rcc,

corpnre longiores ; prothorax cullis diiobus anticis vitlis tribus poslici.i

gutiis nonmdlis spinisque lateralibm niyris, avc/ulis poslicis acudssi-

mis .ittbproduclis ; scutelliim bad liiteo fasciatum ; pedes quutuor

anteriores picei, sribttts lutei,femoribvs nigra spinulosis ; pedes postici

lutei, femoribus subincrassalis nigra qninque fasciatis, (ibiis fascia

antemedia apiceque iiigris ; alcB anlica picea subnebulasce, membrana

anea.

Female. Tawnj', tomeiitose. Vertex black, with a tavviiy slripe.

Second and third joints of the rostruui about e(|iial in length. Antennie

black, longer than the body ; joints from the first to the third successively

decreasing in length. Prothorax with a black callus on each side near tlie

fore border, and with three posterior black stripes; the lateral stripes

irregular and accompanied by some black dots; a sligiit transverse furrow

at one-third of the length, and a slight transverse ridge near the hind

border; sides with minute black spines; hind angles slightly elongated,

Terv acute. Scutellum with a luteoiis band on the base. Pectus with an

oblique interrupted piceous stripe on each side. Legs luteous. Four

anterior legs piceons above; femora with a few very minute black spines.

Hind femora slightly incrassated, with five black bands. Hind tibire a

little shorter than the hind femora, black at the tips and with a black band

before the middle; the band including an angular dilated part beneath.

Fore wings slightly clouded with piceous; membrane aeneous. Length of

the body 1 1 lines.

a. Sarawak, Borneo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

1.5. Trematocoris patulicollis.

JNIas. Fidva ; antennae nigra, carpare paullo breviores ; prothorax nigri-

cante tuberculalus, lateribus serraiis subascendentibus valde dilatalis,

angulis breviter atteiiualis oblique retraclis ; abdomen ochraceum,

sxtbius nigricans testaceo octoplagialum ; femora nigra spinosa ; tibice

poslico: subtiis dilatata, serralcc, spinoste, nniangulat(e ; membrana

nigricans.

Male. Tawny. Rostrum extending nearly to the middle coxa» ;

second joint hardly longer than the third. Antenna black, slightly setaceous,

a little shorter than the body ; joints from the first to the third successively

decreasing in length ; fourth longer than the second, shorter than the first.

Prothorax with numerous very minute blackish tubercles ; sides serrated,

much dilated and slightly ascending, except towards the fore border; each

angle forming an acute spine, which is obliquely retracted. Abdomen

above ochraceous, blackish and with four pale testaceous patches along

each side. Hind femora above and four anterior femora with some very

short black spines; hind femora with two rows of black spines beneath,

a few of these large and curved ; hind tibia; dilated beneath, the dilatation

slightly serrated, very obtusely angular near the base, armed beyond the

•38 CATALOGUE OF

middle with four spines; first spine very broad, second slightly curved,
tliird smaller than the fourth, much broader and more re<Tular than the
first, with three very minute black teeth beneath. Fore winp^s extending
to the tip of the abdomen ; membrane blackish aneotis. Length of the
body 11 lines.

a, b. Hindostan. Presented by J. C. Bowrinj^f, Esq.

Genus 9. iMICTOIDES.

Mas el form. Corpus fere ellipticura. Rostruin coxas inlermedias
fere attinp^ens. AntenuEe corporis dimidio paiillo longiores ; arliculus 4us
longi-fusilbrmis, :3o latior vix brevior. Prothoracis latera denticulata,
augulis posticis rectangulaiis vix prominulis. Femora subtus apices versus
spinosa. Tibiae posticae femoribus longiores. il/a.?. — Femora postica valde
incrassata. Tibije posticae subincrassata;, subtus dentataj. Fcem. — Femora
postica subincrassala. Tibiae posticcE vix dentaiae.

Body nearly elliptical. Eyes prominent. Piostrum extending nearly
to the middle coxaj ; joints of nearly equal length. Anteuiiffi a little more
than half the length of the body ; joints from the first to the third succes-
sively increasing in length; fourth elongate-fusiform, a little broader and
hardly shorier than the tliinl. Prothorax with two slight abbreviated
transverse ridges, one near the fore border, the other near the hind border;
sides minutely denticulated ; bind angles rectangular, slightly prominent.
Femora with a few spines beneath towards the tips. Hind femora much
incrassated in the male, slightly incrassated in the female. Hind libiiB
longer than the hind femora, dentate beneath and slightly incrassated in
the male, hardly dentate in the female.

Allied to Ainorbus.

1. MiCTOIDES SIARGIXAI.IS.

Mictis marginalis, C. H. 401— affinis, C. H. 402.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

b. Columbia.

2. MiCTOlDES TRIGUTTATA.

Mictis triguttata, C. H. 402.

a. Mexico. Presented by J. Taylor, Esq.
6, c. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.
</, e. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.
/. Mexico. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 10. PETASCEMS, C. IJ. 389.
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 9.

[KMIPTEKA UKTICUOPTI'.RA. 39

1. Petascelis rkmipes, C. H. 38"2.
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 10.

a, b. South Africa. PiesenleJ by the E;irl of Derby in ISal.

c. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

d. Zulu. Presented by G. F. An<fas, Esq.

e. East Africa. Presented by Earl llussell.
/. Natal. From Mr. Higgins' collection.

2. PkTASCELIS AFFINIS, C. //. 382.

a. South Africa? P'rom Mr. Leadbeater's collection.

3. Petascelis lamimpes.
lamiuipes, Frme. Arch. Eat. ii. 292.

Gabon.

Genus 11. SULPICIA.
Sulpicia, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 10.

1. Sl'LPICIA distincta.

Petascelis distinclus, Sijnt. Arch. Ent. ii. 293— Sulpicia distincta, Sial,
Hem. Afr. ii, 1 1 .

Old Calabar.

a. .'' From Mr. Vigors' collection.

2. Sulpicia dilatata.
Mictis dilatata, C. //. 393.

a, b. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

The two following are placed for the present with Sulpicia ; they
differ from the definition of that genus in having the hind tibia: as loii"- as
the hind femora, but agree belter with it than with Derepleryx.

3. Sulpicia foliaceipes.
Mictis foliaceipes, Stal, Of v. Vet. Ak. Furh. 1855, 28 — Derepteryx

foliaceipes, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 1(3.
Catfraria.

4. Sulpicia falx.
Cimex falx, Drury, Ins. iii. 62, pi. 45, f. 2 — Petascelis lunatus, Sgnt.

Arch. Ent. ii. 294— Derepleryx fulx, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 14.
Calabar.

5. Sulpicia limosa.

Mas. ISigro-fusca, tomcnlosa ; antemnc curpore miilto breviores, arlictilo
lo el 4o (tqnilonffis, 3o subdilaluto ; prolhorax amjulis posticis
dilatalis rectungulatis subascendenlibus ; venter luberculo bidentato
spinisque diiabus arinatus ; tibia valde dilatata.

CATALOG

Male. Blackish brown, toruentose. Rostrum ferruginous; second
joint lonp;er than the third. Antennte much shorter than ihe body; joints
from the first to the third successively decreasini; in lenp:th ; third
slijjhtly dilated ; fourth as long as the first. Prolhorax rounded on each
side, of which ihe hind part is dilated and slightly ascending and forms a
right angle, the hind side of the latter serrated ; a slight transverse abbre-
viated ridge near the hind border. Abdomen beneath with a thick obtuse
directly diverging spine on each side of the second segment, and with a
very large bidenlate tubercle in the disk of the third segment. Four
anterior femora bideutate beneath near the tips. Tibis much dilated in
the middle part above. Length of the body 12 lines.
a. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Genus 12. CI PI A.
Cipia, .S7a/, Hem. Afr. ii. 11.

1. Cipia dilatata.
Petascelis dilatatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 2me Ser. viii. 68, pi. 4, f. 1— Cipia

dilatata, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 12.
Guinea.

Genus 1.3. MOLGHINA, C. H. 3S2.

1. MOLCHINA COMPRESSICOKNIS, C. //. 382.

a. Para. From Mr. Bales' collection.

b. Ega. From iMr. Bales' colleclion.
f. ?

2. MOLCHINA SPINOSA.

spinosa, Stjnl. A. S. E. F. Aine Ser. i. 57.
Jurimaquas, Peru.

3. MOLCHINA LiNNEl.

Linnei, Slal, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1859, 451.
Brazil.

Genus 14. AMORBUS, C. H. 408.
A. Prothorax granulated.

a. Corium not bordered with yellow.

* Abdomen elongated.

t Antenna; dark. ----- alternatus.

If Antenna; pale. ----- hirticulus.

** Abdomen hardly elongated.

I Abdomen not projecting beyond tlie costa. - angustus.

If Abdomen projecting rather beyond the costa.

■;i!A IIHTKUOPTEUA. 41

+ Antenna; pale.

§ Prothurax broad. . - . . rubiginosus.

§§ Piothorax narrow. _ - - - rhoinbeus.

II Antenntc dark.

§ Pectus i)ale.

X Legs dark. ... - - obscuricornis.

XX Legs pale. ----- planus.

§§ Pectus black. ----- abdoininalis.

*** Abdomen projecting mucb beyond tLe cosla. - rbombifer.

b. Coriuni bordered witb yellow. - - - robusUis.

B. Prothorax punctured. - - - . rubicundus.

1. A MORBUS ALTEKNAXnS, C. //. 408.

a. Australia.

2. Amouisus hirticulus, C. IL 401>.
a. New South Wales. Presented by Dr. Sinclair.

3. Amoiiuus luiniGiNOSus, C. //. 410.

a, Australia. Presented by tlie Entomological Club.

b, c. Port Essington. From Mr. Gould's collection.

d. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.
e,f. Australia.

4. AMORliUS ANGUSTIOR, C. II. 410.

a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

5. Amorbus obscuricornis, C. //.410.
a, h. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

c, (/. Tasmania. Presented by the Rev. T. Ewing.

e, /". Tasmania. From Dr. Hooker'-s collection.
</, h. Tasmania. From Mr. Children's collection.

i. Tasmania. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

j. New South Wales. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

('). Amorbus abuominalis, C. H. 410.
a. Kangaroo Island. Presented by the Entomological Club.

7. Amorbus riiombeus, C. //. 41L
a, b. Swan River. From Dr. Bacon's collection.

c. New South Wales. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. i' From Mr. Children's collection.

ej. -?

5. Amorbus uhombifer, C. H. 411.

a. Australia.

b. New Souih Wales. PrcSLiiicd by \\ . \V. .Saunders, il^q.

c. Pliilippine Isles. Presenttd liy J. C. I'owriiig, Escj.

42 CATALOG UK OK

9. Amorbus rubicundus.
rubiciindus, Slal, Eug. Resa, Hem.2^\>. Muyr, Hem. 87.
Sydney.

10. Amorbus kobtstus.
robustus, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Dot. Gcsell. Wien. xv. 432 ; Hem. 85.
Sydney.

11. Amorbus planus.

Foem. Fulvus, tomenlosus, ellipticus ; antenna corporis dimidio

lonqiores ; prolhorax suhiilissime scaber., longitudinaliter subsulcaliis,

laleribus siibcrenulatis snbrelusis, angiUis posticis obtusis; itcutellum

had nigra fasciatum ; abdomen rufum, nigra interrupte sexfascialum ;

femora poslica sxibincrassata, subtus hiseriatim serraia ; iibice posticce

stibfvs apud medium subdilatata snbangulalce apices versus serraia ;

membrana fusca. Mas. — Angustior ; abdominis discus niger, rufo

transverse quadrisirigatus ; tibicc pasticte subtus angulalce et sub-

dilalalcE.

Female. Tawny, tomentose, elliplical. Rostrum short, its tip in a

groove near the fore coxs. Antenna; ratlier more than half the length of

the body; joints from the first to the fourth successively decreasing' in

length. * Proihorax very minutely scabrous, with an indistinct longitudinal

furrow and a slight transverse ridge near the hind border; sides straight,

slightly crenulated and retiisc; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.

Scutellnm with a black basal band. Dorsum of the abdomen red, with six

black bands, which, with the exception of the fifth, are interrupted on each

side. Femora beneath with a subapical spine. Hind femora slightly

incrassated, minutely serrated on each side beneath. Hind tibi;e slightly

dilated and angular beneath at somewhat less than half the length from

the base, mintilely serrated from thence to the tips. Fore wings with a

brown membrane. Hind wings lurid-cinereous. Length of the body

^0\ lines.

Male. Narrower than the female. Dorsum of the abdomen with a bbick
disk, which has four transverse red streaks; sides with black spots. Hind
femora rather more incrassated than those of the I'emale. Hind tibi;e
slightly dilated Iitiieath along the wlnde length, the angle more prominent
than that of the female. Length of the body S! lines.
«, b. Australia. From Mr. Macgillivray's collection.

Genus 15. GELONUS.
Gelouus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 3.

1. Gelonus discolor.
Amorbus discolor, C. Jl. 411— Gelonus discolor, Slal.
a. Tasmania. Piesented by the llev. T. Ewing.

HEMIPTKHA HETEUOPTERA.

43

2. PLENIFRONTIA.

A. Femora with spines beneath ; hind femora

thicker than the others, especially in the
males. . . . . -

B. Femora smooth ; hind femora not thicker than

the others. Legs generally slender.

I. Nematopid^.

FIOMEOOERID^.

Fara< 1. NEMATOPIDiE.

Nematopides, Serv. Hist. Hem. 191— Coreida, Meropachydida, Miclidida
et Placoscelida, Stal.

A. Rostrnm short, received into a groove between

the fore legs.

a. Fourth joint of the antennae longer than the

third.

* Second joint of the antenna3 longer than the

third. Abdomen rhomboidal, much dilated. 1. RiiOMnoaASXER.
** Second and third joints of the anteunce of equal

length. Abdomen oval,
f Posterior tibia; not dilated. - - - 3. Mozena.

ft Posterior libite dilated. - - - 13. Archimerus.

b. Fourth joint of the anlennaj shorter than the

third. - - - . -

B. Rostrum not occupying a groove between the

fore legs.

a. Antenniferous tubercles not spinous externally.

* Fourth joint of the antennae shorter than the

third. - - - - -

* Fourth joint of the antennte not shorter than

the third. - - - - -

b. Antenniferous tubercles spinous externally.

* Hind tibite foliaceous, or short and stout.
f An acute point between the antennte. -

If No acute point between the antennae.
I Third joint of the antennae dilated and folia-
ceous.
§ Second joint of the antennae cylindrical. Abdo-
men oval, bordering the fore wings on each
side.
X Sides of the prothorax not serrated.
X X Sides of the prolhorax serrated.

§§ Second joint of the antenna; spatuliform.

Abdomen elongate, not bordering the fore

wings on each side. - - -

II Third joint of the antenna; cylindrical like the

others.
§ Apical joint of the antennae much longer than
the preceding joint. Hind libisc foliaceous.

2. ACROCLYTRDM.

4. Brachytes.

5. Baudistus.

Metopodius.

7. Paciitlis.
Cnemyrtus.

9. SPAXnOPHORA.

10. MeluchjI

CATALOGUE OF

§§

X

XX

o

00

vv

Apical joint of the antennae not or only a little

longer tlian the preceding joint. Hind

tibiLE not ililatefl.
Seconil joint of the antenna? longer than the

first. - - - - - 12. Physomerus.

Second joint of the antenna; not or only a little

longer than the first.
Abdomen oval, dilated on each side. - - 11, Piezogaster.

Abdomen elongate, not dilated.
Scntellum short, triangular.
Hind angles of ihe prothorax not elongated

backward. ----- H. Carlisis.

(The genera Capanens, Manuirius and Ugnius

of Slal will be noticed in the sequel).
Hind angles of the prothorax elongated back-
ward. - - - - 16. Grammopcecii.us.
Scutellum elongate, lanceolate.
Prothorax in front distinctly straightened, with a

very distinct rather broad and slightly

reflexed collar. First joint of the antennae

distinctly longer than the second; fourth

not or only a little longer than the first.
Mesosternum with three tubercles at the base

between the middle legs; middle tubercle

rather high, obtusely subconical; lateral

tubercles small. - - - - 10. Meropachys.

Mesosternum at the base more or less distinctly

elevated and siniiated between the middle

legs, or biluberculate there ; the tubercles

sometimes disappearing in a larger tubercle.
Head beneath with no tubercles about the

mouth. - - - - - 17. Phtdippus.

Head beneath more.or less distinctly luberculate

about the mouth.
Mesosternum beneath elevated in the middle

along its whole length, equally high through-
out, with no tubercle in front ; elevated part

broader at the base, slightly tuberculate on

both sides. Lovver tubercle of the head very

distinct. - - - - - IS. Flavius.

Mesosternum not elevated along the whole

length, more or less distinctly elevated and

hituberculate at the base.
Mesosternum in front distinctly bituberoulate.

Head beneath very obtusely and sonu'tin)es

obsidetely tuberculate. - - - ID. llmiLcus.

IMetiislernuni with no tubercles in Iront. Head

armed beneath with a very high acutely

conical tubercle. - - - - 20. Peranthus.

Prothorax not straightened in front near the less

distinct collar. Fourth joint of the antennce

45

niiicli lonjrer than tlie fust; first and second
joinis almost equal in len.n'tli.

** Hind tibia; loiij;, sleucler, not toliaceous. Fourth
joint uf the antenuaj slender, as lung us iho
second and third tojjether.

f No acute point between the antenna;.
X Prolhorax unarmed.

§ Antenna} somewhat shorler than the body ;
second and third joints almost equal, or the
second very slij^htly shorter than the third.
Apical anjiie of the corium distinctly and
narrowly extended beyond the middle of the
membrane.

X Prothorax not dilated.

23. QuiNTius. 24. Myusilus.
X X Hind angles of the prothorax much dilated. -

§§ Antenna) two-thirds of the length of the body;
second joint very sliglilly longer than the
third; fourth joint as long as the second
and third together. Hind angle of the
prothorax on each side forming a somewhat
acute tooth, which is inclined hind ward.
Apical angles of the abdominal segments
from the first to the filth acute, slightly
prominent. Apical angle of the corium
hardly extending beyond the middle of the
membrane, more shortly and less narrowly
elongated than iu Nematopus.

^ Prothorax spinous. - - - -

ft An acute point between the anienuic.
I Third joint of the rostrum longer than the
fourth. Hind angles of the prothorax
prominent. - . - -

30. JUNIA. 31. LucuixiA.

JJ Third joint of the rostrum shorter than the
fourth. Hind angles of the prothorax not
prominent. . . . -

!1. Gracchus

22. Sagcntus.
5. Nematopus.
26. Acooopus.

27. M ERA ROUS.
28. HiMELLA.

29. Salapia.
32. Petalops.

33. Plaxiscelis

Genus 1. RHOMBOGASTER, C. II. 410.
1. Rhombogaster luteus, C. 11.413.
a, b. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.
c. Honduras.

Genus 2. ACROCLYTRUM.
Acroclytrum, Mayr, Verli. Zool. But. Gesell. IVieu. xv. 432. Hem. Ilel. 83.

1. Acroclytrum muricatum.
nmricatum, Mayr, Vtrh. Zool. But. Gesell. Wicii. xv. 432.
Australia.

4(j CATALOGQE OF

Genus 3. iMOZENA.
Mozena, Am. et Serv. Hist. Hem. 192.

I. Mozena spinicrus.

spiniciLis, Am. et Serv. Hist. Hem. 19"2 — Aichimerus brunnicornis, H.-Sch.
Wan::. Ins. vi. 26, f. 582.

Mexico.

2. Mozena circularis.
Uiscogaster circularis, Burtn. Handb. Ent. ii. 316.
Rio Janeiro.

Genus 4. BIIACHYTES, C. H. 379.
Elasraogaster, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1853, 259.

1. Brachytes afbtcanus, C. H.379.
Elasraogaster brunnesceiis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 27.
a. South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843.

2. Brachvtes bicolor, C. H. 379.
a, b. Boinliay. Presented by Sir W. Elliot.

c. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

d. North Hiudostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.

e. Hiudostan. From Mr. Wooley's collection.

f. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.
S- ?

Genus 5. BARDISTUS, C. H. 380.
1. Bardistos serkulatus, C. H. 381.
a, b South America.

2. Bardistus crenulatus.
crenulatus, Stu/, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1859, 450.
Brazil.

3. Bardistus reticollis.
reticollis, Costa, R. Accad. Scienzs Fisiche e 31atem Napoli, Fasc. 10, 1863.

Genus 6. METAPODIUS, C. H. 427.
North America.

A. Prolhorax tubcrculate.

a. Hind angles of the prothorax not acute. - - femoratus.

b. Hind angles of the prothorax acute. - - - suratus.

B. Prothorax not tubcrculate. - - . - terminalis.

IIEMIPTEKA HETEROPTKUA. 47

1. Metapodius fkmoratus, C. [I. 430.
a—f. St. John's Bluff, E. Florida. Presented by K. Douhleday, Esq.
g, h. St. John's Bluff, E. Fhirida. Presented by" W. W. Saunders, Esq.
i — k. United States. Presented by F. W^alker, Esq.
/, m. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.
n—p. Orizaba. Presented by W. VV, Saunders, Esq.
q. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.
r. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection,
s, /. Tejuca. Presented I)y Mrs. Bennett.

2. METAPODIirS SUIUTUS, C. 11.429.
a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collectictn.
c — h. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.
i. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, E^q.
j. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
k. Mexico. From Mr. Gleunie's collection.
/. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

."i. MKTAPOniUS TKRMINALIS, C. H. 431.

a. North America. From Mr. Children's collection.

West Indies.

4. Metapodius cunstkictus.

Mas. Plceu!<, cinereo Inmentosus ; antennce ferruginete, corpore mullo

breviores^ arliculo 4o \o mill to Inngiore ; prothorax subtuberculahis,

latcribus subcremdatis, angulis posticis rectangulalis vix dilatatin ;

femora qualuor anteriora uniserialim spiinilona ; femora poslica

qnadrherialim verrucosa, miiserialun spinosa ; iibice poslictc

dilataUc.

Male. Piceous, with cinereous tcmentuni. Rostrum ferruginous,

wiih the usual structure. Anienna; ferruginous, much shorter than the

body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length;

fourth much lonuer than the first. Prothorax minutely irregularly and

very thinly lubtrculateil ; sides slightly crenulated ; hind part rectangular

and very slightly dilated on each side. Odoriferous apertures red. Four

anterior femora with a row of minute spines beneath. Hind femora with

four rows of minute tubercles and with a row beneath of five minute spines

and of three posterior large spines. Hind libiaj a little longer than the

hind femora, dilated along one-third of the length beneath and along

two-thirds above, the dilatation less along the second third. Length of

the body 10 Hues.

The prothora.\ is less dilated than thai of M. afllnis.
a. Barhadoes. From Mr. Cutter's collection.

48

Mexico and South America^

A. Protliovax white in front.

a. While hand entire. - . - - alhicollis.

h. While hand divided. - - - - seiiceicollis.

B. Prothorax not white in front.
a. Coriiim not spoiled.

* Coriiini not ocliraceous.

f Middle si>ine lieneatli llie hind femora not nuicb

lono^er than the others.
+ Prothorax hardly tulterculate.
§ Spines of hind femora lonj^.
X Hind anfjles of the prothorax not rounded,
o Hind angles of the i)rothorax somewhat projecting-.

oo Hind angles of the jMOlhorax hardly jirojecting. -

XX Hind angles of the prothorax rounded. -
§§ Spines of hind femora not lonj;-.
X Four anterior tihia; hl.ick.

0 Prothorax Idack. - _ - -

oo Prothorax ferruginous.

-+ Corium ferruginous. ....
_^ — Y Corium black, with ferruginous veins.
X X Tips of the tihia; ferruginous.
XXX Four anterior tibia? tawny. . - -

X\ Prothorax strongly tnherculate. - - -

-f-f Middle spine beneath the hind femora nuich
longer than the others.
+ Hind angles of the prothorax nnicli projecting. -
\\ Hind angles of the prothorax moderately ])ro-

jecting.
§ Colour ferruginous. - - - -

bicoloripes,

latipes.

luctnosus,

angustipes.

mercur.

consobrinus.

unicolor.

Pareusis.

fulviiarsus.

apicalis.

granulosus,

ihoracicus.

Colour black.
** Corium ochraceous.
b. Corium spotted. -

disiinctus.
affinis.
ochropterus.
badius.

5. Metapodius latipes, C. II. A'27.

a. Brazil. Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

I e, Brazil. From jNIr. Children's collection.

f—h. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

I, J.

Brazil.

k. Demer

Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Presented by W, W. Saunders, Esq.

G. Metapodius albicollis, (.'. II. f'i/
Presented by W. W. Saunders, Es(i.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 49

7. Metapodius sericeicollis.
Mas. Niger; antennce corpore breviores, articulo 4o 3o viulto longiore ;
■prothornx suhtuberculatus, plagis duabus anticis sericeis albido-
(estaceis, lateribus spinulosis, angulis poslicis acutis subdilalatia ;
venter cano tu^nentosus ; femora qualuor anteriora sublits uniseriatim
spinulosa; femora postica incras.iata, subttts spinulosa et qtiinque
spinosa ; tibice posiiccF subtus serratce spinulosa' et basi suhdilatatcB,
supra valde dilatata ; tarsi postici testacei ; aim postica: subeinerecE,
nigra venoscE, apud marginem exteriorem fuscescentes.

Male. Black. Rostrum piceous, extending to the middle coxae;
joints nearly equal in leiifrth. Antennee shorter than the body ; joints from
the first to the third successively decreasing in leufjth ; fourth much longer
than the third. Prothorax minutely tuberculate, with two silky whitish
testaceous excavated patches on the fore border; hind part slif^htiy dilated,
its sides armed With small spines, a lonjjer spine on each hind angle; a
very slight transverse ridge near the hind border. Abdomen with hoary
tomentum beneath. Four anterior femora with a row of minute spines
beneath. Hind femora incrassaied, armed beneath with small spines
towards the base and with five large spines towards the tips, also with
another row of minute spines. Hind tibite shorter than the hind femora
slightly serrated and with a few small spines beneath, where tliey are
slightly dilated towards the base, much dilated above ; the dilatation with
a long shallow excavation beyond the middle. Hind tarsi testaceous.
Hind wings slightly cinereous, brownish along the exterior border; veins
black. Var. immature. — Piceous. Four anterior femora red, piceous
towards the tips. Fore wings with red veins. Length of the body 12 — 14
lines.

a — c. South America.

d. Demerara. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c. Brazil. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

8. Metapodius thoracicus, C. /f. 428.
Mexico.

a. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

9. Metapodius granulosus, C. H. 430.
Mexico.

a, b. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

10. Metapodius consobrinus, C. H. 431.
0,6. ?

II. Metapodius apicalis, C. H. 431.

50 CATALOGUE OF

12. Metapodius unicolor, C. H. 431.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

13. Metapodids Parensis, C. H. 432.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

14. Metapodius angustipes, C. H. 430.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

b. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c,d. ?

15. Metapodius ochropterds.

Metapodius ochroptenis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 30 — Thymetus ochropterus,
Slal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1867, 541.

a. Tejuca. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

b, c. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.
d—f. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

16. Metapodius fulvitarsus.
fulvitarsus, H.-Sck. IVanz. ix. 258.

Cayenne.

17. Metapodius badius.
badius, H.-Sch. Wanz. ix. 258.
Paraguay.

18. Metapodius luctuosus.
lucluosus, Slal, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184.
Mexico.

19. Metapodius bicoloripes.
bicoloripes, Stal, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184.
Columbia.

20. Metapodius meecur.
raercur, Mayr. Verh. Zool. Bot. Gesell. Wien. xv. 433.
Brazil.

21. Metapodius distinctus.
Foeni. Ferrufihieus ; antennce rufw, corpore muUo brevinrrs, artictilo 4o
picfo 3o longiore ; prolhomx subtuberculatus, angulis posticis aculis
serratis subdila talis ; femora qualuor anteriora sublus biseiialim
spinnlosa ; pedes poslici picei, femoribus incrassatis tuberculatis
siibttis Irispinosis, tibiis apices versus spinulosis; membrana nigra.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 51

Female. Ferrup;inoiis. Rostrum extendinq: to the middle coxae;
first and second joints longer than the third and than the fourth. Antennae
red, very much shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third
successively decreasing in length ; fourth piceous, somewhat longer llian
the third. Prolhora.x minutely liiinly and irregularly tuberculated ; hind
part slightly dilated, acutely angular and slightly serrated ou eacli side.
Four anterior femora with two rows of minute spines beneath. Hind legs
piceous. Hind femora incrassated, with four rows of tubercles and wiih
many smaller tubercles, armed beneath with three spines, of which the
middle one is more curved and much larger than the others. Hind tibi.-e
shorter than the bind femora, slightly dilated above, where they liave
minute spines near the tips, more slightly dilated beneath, where they have
minute spines for half the length from the tips. Fore wings with a black
membrane. Length of the body 12 lines.
a. Tejuca. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

22. Metapodius affinis.

Mas. Niger ; antenncB corpore multo breviores, arliculo Ao rufo lo

tnullo longiore ; -prothorax subtuberculatus, lateribus serratis, angulis

posticis rectangulatis vix prominulis ; femora quatuor anteriora

subtiis biserialim spinulosa ; femora postica gningueserialim

spi7iulosa, dhnidio apicali uniseriatim spitioso ; tibice posiicce dilatalcc.

FcEm. — Tibia: postica subdilalatce.

Male. Black. Rostrum piceous, with the usual structure.

Antennae much shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third

successively decreasing in length ; fourth red, much longer than the first.

Prothorax thinly and minutely tuberculated; sides serrated; hind part

very slightly dilated and forming a right angle on each side. Four

anterior femora with two rows of minute spines beneath. Hind femora

incrassated, wiih four rows of minute spines and with a fifth row which

consists of small spines along the basal half and of large spines along the

apical half. Hind tibiae shorter than the hind femora, dilated along half

the length beneath, dilated along two-thirds of the length above, most so

on the basal third part. Length of the body \0\ lines.

a. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collection.

Female. Hind tibiae slightly dilated above and beneath along the
whole length. Length of the body 1 1 lines.

It much resembles M. suratus, but the prothorax is a little less dilated.

b. Columbia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Country unknown.
23, Metapodius pleuriticus.
pleuriticus, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.

52 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 7. PACHYLIS, C. H. 383.
Thasus, p., Stal.

A. Prothorax striped.

a. Antennae black. - . - . _ Pbaraonis.

b. Antennae pale. . - . - - fallax.

B. Protboiax not striped.

a. Angles of tbe proiborax prominent.

* Hind joint of tbe antennae mucb dilated. - - acutangulus.
** Tbird joint of tbe aTitennae not niiicb dilated. - beteropus.

b. Angles of tbe protborax sligbtly prominent. - Hector.

c. Ant;les of tbe proiborax not prominent.

* Veins of tbe coriiiin very pale. - - - g'gas.
** Veins of tbe corium not very pale.

f Tbird joint of ibe antennse very mucb dilated. - uervosus.

ff Tbird joint of tbe antennae somewbat dilated. - lalicoriiis.

Iff Tbird joint of tbe antenna not dilated. - - tenuicornis.

]. Pachylis Pharaonis, C H. 383.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

c. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. Panama ? From the voyage of tbe Herald.
Demerara. Presented by Fredk. Moore, Esq.

/.

2. Pachylis gigas, C. i^. 383.
Thasus gigas, tStal.

a. Mexico. Presented by J. Taylor, Esq.
h. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Esq.

c. Mexico. From Mr. Children's collection.

d, e. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

3. Pachylis nervosus, C. H. 383/
a. ? Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher.

4. Pachylis laticornis, C. H. 384.

Pendnlinus striatiis, T/innb. — Pendnlinus bipnnctatiis, Thunb. — Pendulinus
bideiitatus, Thunb. — Pendnlinus gigas, T/iuiib. — Pendulinus grossus,
Thunb.

a. Brazil. Presented by Sir C. Stewart.

6. Venezuela.

c. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Schomburgk.

d. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

HEMIPTKRA HEXEROPTERA. 53

e. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.
g. Brazil. From j\Ir. Children's collection.
h. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay s collection.

6. Pachylis tenuicorxis, C //. 384.

a. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

c. d. ? Presented by Majm-Gen. Hardwicke.

6. Pachylis hetekopus, C. H. 385.
Thasus heteropus, Stat.
a, b. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

7. Pachylis acutangl'lus.
Pachylis acutangulus, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1858, 439— Thasus

acutangulus, Slal.
a, b. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.
c. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

8. Pachylis Hector.
Hector, Stal, Stelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 276.
Mexico.

U. Pachylis fallax.
iallax, Stal, Siett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 27(5— Pharaonis, H.-Sch. Wanz Ins
ix. 259, f. 987.

Genus CNEMYRTUS.
Cnemyrtus, Stal, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1859, 450.

1. Cnemyrtus scriptus.

, Stull, Cim. pi. 23, f. 161— Cerbus scriptus, iJurm. Handb. Ent. ii.

339 — Cnemyrtus scriptus, Stal.
Rio Janeiro.

2. Cnemyutus eremita.
eremita, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 175.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 8. SPATHOPHORA, C. H. 385.
1. Spathophora biclavata, C. H. 385.

a. Para. Presented by G. Graham, Esq.

b. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

54 CATALOGUE OF

c. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

d—f. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

ff. Nauta. From M. Degand's collection.

h. ■ ?

Genus 9. MELUCHA, C. H. 385.
A. Scutellum not striped with black.

A. Prothorax with four stripes.

a. Stripes broad. ----- phyllocnemis.

b. Stripes narrow. . . . - . quadrivittata.

B. Prothorax with two stripes. . - - - dilatata.

c. Prothorax with no stripes. - - - . gladiator.
B. Scutellum striped with black. - quinquelineata, linealella.

1. Melucha phyllocnemis, C.H. 385.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

c. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.
d — g. Brazil.

2. Melucha gladiator.
Lygfeus gladiator, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 207— Melucha cinnamomea, C. H.

385.
a, b. Ega. Frona Mr. Bates' collection.
c.d. ?

3. Melucha dilatata, C. H. 386.
a — c. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

e. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

y. . ? From Mr. Shuckard's collection.

4. Melucha lineatella.
Lygfpus lineatellus, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 216— Melucha lineatella, Stal,

Hem. Fabr. i. 47.
South America.

5. Melucha quinquelineata.
quinquelineata, Slal, A. S. E. F. Arne Ser. v. 175.
a, b. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

6. Melucha quadrivittata.
quadrivittata, Slal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 267.

a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

b. Oajuca. From M. Salle's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEHA. 55

Africa.

7. Melucha atra.

Foem. Atra, lata; antenine corpore mullo breviores, articulo Ao \o

paullo breviore ; prothorax tuberculalus, anguiis posticis obtiisis

prominulis; sculellum transverse rugutosuin, apice testaceum ;

abdomen piceo-nigrum ; femora posiica subtns apices versus dilatata

et angulata ; tibia poslicce supra sublnsgue dilalatae ; tarsi postici

fulvi ; alee posiica cyaneo purpureuque nitenles.

Female. Deep black, broad. Head small. Eyes piceoiis, prominent.

Anteunffi much shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third

successively decreasiug in length ; fourth a little shorter than the first.

Prothorax with numerous tubercles of various size and with a lonjiitudinal

furrow; hind angles obtuse, rather prominent. Scutellum transversely

rugulose, testaceous at the tip. Abdomen piceous-black. Fi)ur anterior

femora beneath with a suhapical spine, which is accompanied by a smaller

spine nearer the tip. Hind femora much shorter than the abdomen, dilated

and angular beneath near the tips; a cluster of suliapical spines. Hind

tibiae as long as the hind femora, much dilated above and beneath, where

the dilatation is greatest near the base. Hind tarsi tawny. Hind wiugs

black, with blue and purple reflections. Length of the body 11^ lines.

a. West Africa. From Mr. Eraser's collectioD.

8. Melucha aurulenta.
FoBtn. Picea; antenna graciles, corpore mullo breviores; prothorax
aureo tome7ttosiis, anguiis posticis rotundatisnonprominulis ; sculellum
peracutum; abdominis dorsum ochraceum, nigro marginatum^ apice
atrum ; segmentum 2um venirale tumidum ; femora posiica incrassata,
abdomine mullo breviora, subtus unidentata ; tibice posiica laliuscula ;
ala antica rufo-fusca, membrana obscure fusca ; ala posiica
nigricantes.
Female. Piceous. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending nearly to
the middle coxae, testaceous towards the tip, which is piceous; third joint
shorter than the others. Antennae slender, much shorter than the body ;
joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length. Prothorax
with gilded tomentum ; transverse ridge near the hind border slight; sides
straight; hind angles much rounded, not prominent. Scutellum elongate-
triangular, very acute. Abdomen above bright orange, bordered with
black, deep black towards the tip; second ventral segment with a large
protuberance, which is excavated on its fore side. Four anterior femora
beneath with three minute suhapical spines. Hind femora incrassated,
much shorter than the abdomen, slightly dentate beneath between the tips
and a stout spine which is at a little beyond the middle. Hind tibite
rather broad, shorter than the hind femora. Tarsi tawny. Fore wings
reddish brown ; membrane dark brown. Hind wings blackish. Length of
the body S^ lines.
o. West Africa. From Mr. Fraser's collection.

56 CATAI.OOUE OK

Asia.

9. Melucha notatipes.

Mas. Teslacea ; caput nigro lale hivittatum ; anteyincE nigrce, corpore

breviores ; prolhorax iiigro qtiadrivittatiis, lateribus nigra spinosis,

angulis pomicis acitlix prominulix ; scutelli discus 7uger ; pectus

nigra subluherctdatus ; abdominis discus piceus, callis duobus

testaceis Iransx'crsis nigra marginalis ; femora nigra tuberculala ;

femora poslica incrassala, fascia lata apicibusque nigris ; tibicB

posticcB intus nigrce testacea IrislrigatcB, subius dilatalo et biangulalce,

extus nigra marginata el bifasciata ; alee anticce nigra trivitlatae.

Male. Testaceous. Head with two broad black stripes. Eyes

prominent. Antennaj black, shorter than the body; joints from the first to

the third successively decreasing in length. Prolhorax depressed in the

fore part ; four black stripes; inner pair interrupted before the middle, not

extending to the fore border; outer pair irregular; sides nearly straight,

armed with short black spines ; hind angles prominent, each with an acute

slender spine. Scntellum with a black disk. Pectus wiih a few black

tubercles of various size. Abdomen with a piceous dorsal disk; fourth and

fifth segments with a transverse testaceous black-bordered callus on each.

Femora with some black tubercles and with a snbapical black spine on the

under side. Hind femora incrassated, shnrler than the abdomen, with a

broad black band and with black tips. Hind tibiae shorter than the hind

femora, dilated and forming two angles beneath; inner side black, with

three testaceous streaks, of which the first is basal, the second near the

base and the third apical ; outer side mostly bordered with black, with two

irregular black bands. Fore wings with three black stripes. Length of

the body 8^ lines.

The wings in the specimen described are rudimentary.
a. Siara. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Eastern Archipelago.

10. Meli;cha octolineata.

Mas. Testacea, tomentasa, sat gracilis; antennce nigrcB, corpori aqui-

longu, arliculo Ao ferruginea \o longiore ; prolhorax fuscescente

octolineatus, angidis poslicis obtusis ; scntellum fmcescente bi-

vitlatuYii ; femora poslica subincrassata ; tibia posliece supra valde

dilalatce, subtus snbdilatata; et subangulatw ; corium fuscescenle

venosutn; membra^ia anco-cinerea .

Male. Testaceous, tonientose, rather slender. Rostrum black ; first

and fourth joints longer than the second and third. Antenna? black, as

long as the body ; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing

in length ; fourth ferruginous, longer than the first. Prolhorax with eight

brownish stripes ; a slight transverse ridge near the hind border; hind part

forming an obtuse and sharply-defined angle on each side. Scutellum

with two brownish converging and connected stripes. Femora beneath

HEMIPTEKA HETEHOPTERA. 57

with two minute subapical spines. Hind femora slightly incrassated.
Hind tibias a little shorter than the hind femora, much dilated above,
slightly dilated beneath; the dilated part convex above, straight and
forming a very obtuse an^le near the base beneath. Fore wings with the
veins of the corium brownish ; membrane cEueous-cinereous. Length of
the body 10 lines.
a. Aru. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 11. PIEZOG ASTER.

Piezogaster, Serv. Hist. Hem. 197 — Physomerus, Group 1, C. H. 412 —
Phelaus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 49.

A. Antenna; not dilated.

a. Sides of the prothorax much dilated.

* Fourth joint of the aiilenncE luteous. - - - spinipes.
■** Fourth joint of the anteunaB black. - - - palulus.

b. Sides of the prothorax hardly dilated.

* Body dark. ------ terminalis.

** Body pale. ------ pallens.

B. Second and third joints of the antennae dilated. - dilaticornis.

1. PlEZOGASTER TERMINALIS.

Physomerus terminalis, C. H. 412 — Phelaus terminalis, Stal, [Hem. Afr.
ii. 52.

a. South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843.
b — d. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.
e. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.
f,g. Natal. From M. Gueiuzius' collection.

2. PlEZOGASTER SPINIPES.

Physomerus spinipes, C. H. 412 — Phelaus spinipes, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 51.
a. West Africa. Presented by B. Frend, Esq.

3. PlEZOGASTER PATULUS.

Mas et foera. Niger, piceus aut fidmis ; antennce corpore multo breviores,

articulo 4o nonnunquam fulvo ; prothorax scaber, angulis posticis

laiis dilatalis valde rolundatis ; abdomen di lata turn ; femora

incrassata ; tibia: posticm maris dimidio basali subdilatato ; tarsi et

fam. tibia: quatuor anteriores fulva ; membrana nigra.

Male and female. Black or piceous or tawny. Head small; its

length sliglitly exceeding its breadth. Eyes ratlier prominent. Third

joint of the rostrum a little shorter than the second and than the fourth,

which rests in a groove between the fore coxaj and the middle cox^.

Antenna! much shorter than the body ; first and second joints nearly equal

in length; third shorter than the second; fourth sometimes tawny, very

little longer than the third. Prothorax scabrous; longitudinal furrow very

CATALOGUE OF

slight; transverse ridge near the hind border slight; hind angles forming
two broad, prominent, much rounded shoulders. Abdomen dilated,
extending on each side beyond the costa of the fore wings. Four anterior
femora with four small spines beneath. Hind femora of the male more
incrassated than those of the female, armed beneath with a stout spine in
the middle on each side, with a stout spine on the outer side beyond the
middle and with a stout spine on the inner side near the base; two minute
teelli on each side near the tips. Hind femora of the female and four
anterior femora of both sexes with a few small spines on each side beneath.
Hind tibjpB slightly dilated in the male from the base to a little beyond the
middle beneath, armed in both sexes with a few minute spines towards the
tips beneath. Four anterior tibiae of the female and tarsi tawny. Fore
wings with a black membrane. Length of the body 11 — IH lines.

The antennae are longer than those of P. spiuipes, which it much
resembles.

a, b. Old Calabar,
c — g. West Africa.

From Mr. J. Gray's collection.
From Mr. Stevens' collection.

4. PlEZOGASTER

Physomerus pallens, C. H. 4) 2.

5. PlEZOGASTER DILATICORMS.

Physomerus dilaticornis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 939— Phelaus
dilaticornis, Slal^ Hem. Afr. ii. 50.

Madagascar.

Genus 12. PHYSOMERUS, C. H. 412.
Group 2. C. H. 413.

A. Body not red.

a. Anterior legs black. -

b. Anterior legs piceous.

c. Anterior legs pale.
* Prothorax striped.

** Prothorax not striped.

B. Body red.

a. Antennse black at the base. -

b. Antenna? red at the base.

calcar, grossipes, cedymerus.
delineatns.

parvulus.
argenteus.

nigrorufus.
mictiformis.

1. Physomerus calcak, C. II. 413.
North Hindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.
Corea. Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher.
Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
Java. From the collection of the East India Company.
Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
Ceram. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
—j. Borneo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

HEMJPTEUA HEl'KUOPTEKA. 59

2. Physomerus grossipes, C. H. 413.
calcar, var.:'

a, b. Hindustan. Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.
c, d. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collection.

3. Physomerus cedymerus, C. //. 413.
calcar, var. ?
a, b. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

4. Physomerus parvulus, C. H. 413.

a. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

b. .' From Mr. Children's collection.

c. Peuang. Presented by J. C. Bovvrinj^, Esq.

d. Birmah. From Mrs. Wariny's collection.

e. Birmah. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/. Java. From Mr. Argent's collection.

The two following species hardly belong to this genus.

5. Physomerus delineatus.
Mas. Piceus, sat gracilis ; rostrum coxas intermedias altingens ; anteniice
corpori ceijuilonqce ; prolhorax scaber, angulis poslicis obtusis nou
prominulis ; sculellum apice testaceum ; pedes picei, coxis femoribus
basi genubusqae testaceia, femoribus posticis incrassatis stibtus
biserialim denticulatis, tibiis posticis testaceo unifasciatis subtus
vnispinosis, tarsis basi testaceis ; alee unticcc testaceo venosce et
bistrigatcE.
Male. Piceous, rather slender, with cinereous tomentum. Eyes tawny,
very prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle coxa; ; third joint
shorter than the seconil and than the fourth. Antennae as long as the
body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length;
first testaceous towards the base; fourth about as long as the first and
second together. Prothorax scabrous; transverse ridge near the hind
border; sides straight; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Scutellum
testaceous at the tip. Abdomen lurid in the disk towards tiie tip beneath.
Legs piceous; coxa;, femora at the base and knees testaceous. Hind
femora incrassated, shorter tban the abdomen, with two rows of minute
teeth beneath. Hind libiie nearly as long as the hind femora, with a testa-
ceous band at a little before the middle, armed beneath in the middle with
an oblique spine. Tarsi testaceous towards the base. Corium of the lore
wings with testaceous veins and with two testaceous streaks, one near the
base, the other along the exterior border. Length of the body 7h lines.
rt, Singapore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
b. Sarawak. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

60 CATALOGUE OF

6. PhVSOMERUS SfTBARGENTEUS.

Fcem. Piceus, fusiformis, subcinerasceiis, suhtus subargenteus ; antemne
saturate ritfce, corpore paullo breviores ; prnthorax vix sulcatus,
angulis posticis roiundalis non prominulis ; pectus fiavo univittatum ;
abdominis lalera fiavo guttata ; pedes fulvi,feinoribus posticis piceis
apice subltis late denlatis.

Female. Piceous, fusiform, slightly cinereous; uiuler side with a
silvery tiiifje. Eyes very prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending
rather beyond the fore coxce. Antennas dark red, a little shorter than the
body ; joints from the fust to the third successively decreasing in length ;
fourth a little longer than the first. Proihorax with an indistinct longi-
tudinal furrow ; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Pectus with a pale
yellow stripe. Abdomen with yellow dots along each side. Legs lawny;
hind femora piceous, incrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, broadly
dentate beneath at the tips. Hind tibiae a little shorter than the hind
femora. Fore wings with a blackish membrane. Length of the body
10 lines.

a. Pulo Penang. Presented by J. C. Bowriug, Esq.

7. Physomerus nigrorufus.

Fcem. Mufus, subtus niger ; caput nigrum ; antennm nigra:, corpore

paullo breviores, articulo Ao rufo ; prothorax subtilissime punctatus,

linea vittisque duabus punctularibus niijris, lateribus posticis serratis,

angulis posticis obttisis vix prominulis ; pectus rufo quadriplagiatum;

abdomen rufo-nigrum ; femora postica incrassata, subtuberculatn,

spina subtus robusta apice lutea ; tibicE posticcB subtus serratce basin

versus subdilaiatce et obtuse angidata ; tarsi rufi ; membrana nigra

Female. Red, black beneath. Head black. Eyes livid, prominent.

Rostrum mostly red, extending somewhat beyond the fore coxae; joints

nearly equal in length. Antenna? black, slender, a little shorter than the

body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length;

fourth red, black at the base, very little longer than the second. Prothorax

very minutely punctured, with a slender black stripe and with two very

incomplete stiipes, which are indicated by black points; sides serrated;

hind angles obtuse, very slightly prominent. Pectus with two large red

patches on each side. Abdomen reddish black. Legs black. Hind

femora incrassated, with a few minute tubercles, armed bcneatb a little

before the miildle with a stout spine, which is luteous towards the tip.

Four anterior tibiae reddish black. Hind tibia? flattened, slightly dilated

and obtusely angular beneath al one-third of the length, serrated from

thence to the tips. Tarsi red. Fore wings with a black membrane.

Length of the body 12 lines.

This species has much affinity to the genus Mictis.
a. North Ilindostau. From I'r. Hooker's collection.

HEMIPTKKA HETEROPTKIIA. 61

8. Physomerus mictiformis.
Fcem. Rufns; protliorax subiilisshae scaler, lalerihus siibxerralis,
angidis poslicis rotumlalis non dilalalis ; femora suhtns apicem versus
unispinosa ; femora postica subiiicrassata ; membrana niijra.
Female. Ked. Eyes brownish, proiniuent. Rostrum extending- to
tbe middle coxas; joims nearly equal in length. Second joint of the
antenna; black at the tip, much shorter than the first. Prothorax very
finely scabrous ; sides very n)inutely serrated; hind angles rounded, not
prominent; a distinct transverse abbreviated ridge near the hind border.
Femora beneath with a minute subapical spine. Hind femora slightly
incrassated. Hind tibia; nearly as long as the hind femora. Fore wings
not covering the sides of the abdomen ; membrane black. Length of the
body 10 lines.
a. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 13. ARCHIMERUS, C. //. 415.
A. Hind angles of the prothorax inclined forward.
a. Hind angles of the prothorax more prominent.
* Abdomen with pale lateral spots reathi
margin. - - _ -

t Abdomen with pale lateral spots not read

the

the

lunatiis.

-

acanthus.

affiuis.

-

luridus.

if Hind angles of the prothorax less prominent.

* Sculellum with two basal spots.
** Scuteliura with no basal spots.
B. Hind angles of the prothorax not inclined forward.

a. Body broad.

* Hind angles of the prothorax prominent. - Nestor, lineolatus.
** Hind angles of the prothorax not prominent, rubiginosus, calcarator.

*** Hind angles of the prothorax very slightly pro-
minent,
f Prothorax not striped.
X Sides of the abdomen spotted.

§ AntennuB rather stout. - - - . indecorus.

§§ Antennaj rather slender. - - - - guttiveniris.

XI Sides of the alxlomen not spotted. - - - dolosus.

it Prothorax striped. .... muiicus!

k*** Hind angles of the prothorax rather prominent. - scrupulosus.
h. Body narrow.

* Body pale.

f Sides of the prothorax not denticulated.

X Hind angles of the prothorax very prominent.

§ Abdomeu with three yellow lines. - - - armatns.

^^ .Abilomen without three yellow lines. - - affinis.

It Hind angles of the prothorax slightly prominent.

J Prothorax not spotted.
X Hind angles of the prothorax black. - - trianguluni.

6"2 CATALOGUE (Uh-

XX Hind angles of ibe proiliorax pale. - - acutiusculus,

§§ Prolhorax spoiled. ----- maculifer.

fl Sides of the prolhorax denliculated. - - sculellaris.

** Body black. ...... anguslalus.

Archimeriis, as it is here recorded, may form three genera ; the first
represented by arraatus, triangulum, maculifer, acutiusculus and augus-
tatus; the second by Uinalus, acanthus, affinis, luridus, lineolalus and
scrupulosus ; the third by calcarator, subvitlatus, indecorus, guttiveutris
and dolosus.

1. Archimerus calcarator.

Coreus calcarator, Fnbr. Sysl. Rhyn. 192 — Coreus alternatus. Say, Journ.

Acad. Philad. iv. ;317; Works Ed. Lee. ii. 243 — Piezogaster alternatus,

Am. et Serv. Hisl. Hem. 197 — Archimerus S(|ualus, Burm. Handb.

321. H.-Sch. Wanz.Ins. vi. 24, pi. I,S7, f. .579— Piezojj;asler Squaius,

Slal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 292.
((, h. Tennessee. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. Archimerus armatus, C. H. 415.

3. Archijierus affinis.
artinis, Guer. De la Satjra, Hist. Cuba, Ins. 379.
Cuba.

4. AncriiJiKHUs Triangulum, C. //. 416.
a — (/. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

5. Archimerus angusfatus, C. H. 416.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Moniay's collcclinu.

6. AllCHIMKRUS i.unatus, C. //. 416.

a. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Escj.

b, c. Mexico. Presented by Mrs. Kouquetle.

d. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

e, f. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.
y, h. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

7. ArCHIMEUUS AFFIMS, C. II. 417.

a. Mexico. Presented by J. 'J'aylor, Escj.

8. Archimerus acanthus, C. //. 41().

a. Columbia. From Dr. Cuming's collection.

b. Columbia. Presented by VV. VV. Sauiulers, Esq.
c d. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschcll's collection.

HEMIPTEUA HETEROrXEP.A. 03

9. Archimerus li>jeolatus, C. 7/. 418.
a. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Esq.

10. Archimerus muticus.
muticiis, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 02, pi. 197, f. 612.

Vav. ? Mas. Sordide ccrvinns ; caput ct prothorax fnscesccnte univiitala ;

rostrum coxas anticas paullo siipei-ans ; aiUenmc picets, corporis

diviidio paullo longiorcs, articnlis So 4nque obscure rufis ; prothorax

scaler, fuscescenle qundrivillatusjateribus cremdatis, angulis poslicis

latissimis subprominulis valde rotundaiis ; scutellum Jlavo trimacu-

laturn ; abdominis latera albido maculata ; venter piceus, testaceo

oblique strigatus ; pedes ferrvginei, femnribus posticis spinosis valde

incrassatis spina tina valida siibtus armatis, lihiis posticis subarcuatis

unispinosis apices versus dentatis. Var. /3. — Pedes nigri.

Male. Diugy fawn-colour. Head and protborax with a brownish

stripe. Eyes piceous, slightly prominent. Rostrum extending a little

beyond the fore coxae; tip black; first and third joints shorter than the

second and the fourtii. Antennae piceous, setulose, a little more than half

the length of the body; joints from the first to the third successively

decreasing in length ; third and fourth dark red ; fourth longer than the

third, shorter than the second. Prothorax scabrous, with fuuv brownish

stripes, of which the inner pair are abbreviated in front and the outer pair

are marginal; sides straight, crenulated ; hind angles very broad, much

rounded, slightly prominent. Scutellum with three yellow more or less

connected spots. Abdomen with whitish spots along the sides, which

project a little beyond the fore wings; ventral segments piceous, each with

two oblique testaceous streaks. Legs ferruginous. Four anterior femora

beneath with a few minute spines and two large subapical spines. Hind

femora much iucrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, with some rows

of very short stout spines and with one large spine beneath. Hind tibia as

long as the hind femora, slightly curved, dentate beneath between a stout

middle spine and the tip. Membrane of the fore vvings brown. Var. f3. —

Abdomen and legs black, excepting the pale marks of the former. Length

of the body 10 lines.

a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

b, c. Mexico. From Mr. Glenuie's collection.

11. Archimerus luridus, C. //. 417.
a, b. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

12. Arciiimf.rus rubiginosus.
rubiginosus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 83.
Georgia.

CATALOGUE UF

13. Archimerus Nestor.
Ncslor, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 278.
Mexico.

14. Archimerus scrupulosus.
scnipulosiiR, Slal, Stell. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 279.
Mexico.

15. Arohimehus scutellaris.
Piezogaster scutellaris, Slat, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 292.
Mexico.

16. Archimeuus acutiusculus.
Mas, Teslaceiis, gracilis ; caput longinsculnm ; antenna corporis dimidio
non tnngiores, arlicnlo Ao \o longiore ; prothorax scaber, laterihus
crenulatis, angnlis posticis rectangulatis subprominidis ; femora
voslica incrassatd, intus dentiailata et nigricante uniplagiata ; libiw
posticte apice unispinostc ; alct anticce striga obliqua nigricante,
membrana fusca.
Male. Testaceous, slender. Head smooth, elongate. Eves piceous,
prominent. Rostrum hardly extending beyond the fore coxce; lip black;
fourth joint longer than the others. Antennre hardly half the length of the
body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length;
fouiih a little longer than the first. Prothorax scabrous, smooth towards
the fore border; longitudinal impressed line very slight; transverse ridge
near the hind border very slight; sides crenulated ; hind angles rectangu-
lar sli""hlly prominent. Abdomen extending on each side a little beyond
the fove wings. Four anterior femora with a minute subapical spine
beneath. Hind femora incrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, with
a blackish patch on the inner side beyond the middle; a row of minute
teeth beneath. Hind tibife shorter than the hind femora, with a stout
apical spine. Fore wings with an oblique blackish streak in the disk of
the corium ; membrane brown. T.ength of the body 7 lines.
a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

17. Archimerus indecorus.

Mas. Frrrvginrus, subtus piceus ; antennm nigra, setulosa, corporis
dimidio longiores, arlicnlo \o piceo 2o longiore; prothorax scaler,
avqniis posticis latissimis subprominuiis valde rotundatis ; abdominis
latera flavo macula ta ; femora postica incrassata, spinosa; tibia
poslica subarcuata, subtus dentala et unispinosce ; membrana fusca.
Fcem. — Antennarum arliculus 4ms rufus ; femora postica sat valida,
subtus biseriatim spitiosa ; tibia postica graciles, recta, inermes.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 65

Male. Ferruginous, piceous beneath. Eves slightly prominent.
Rostrum extending to a little beyond the fore coxae; tip black; joints
nearly equal in length. Antennae setulose, black, more than half the
length of the body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing
in length ; fourth piceous, longer than the third, shorter than the second.
Prothorax scabrous; transverse ridge near the hind border distinct ; hind
angles very broad, much rounded, slightly prominent. Abdomen with pale
yellow marginal spots, extending a little beyond the costa of the fore
wings. Four anterior femora beneath with a few minute teeth and with a
subapical spine. Hind femora incrassated, shorter than the abdomen,-with
live or six rows of spines. Hind libiie slightly curved, as long as the hind
femora, with a long stout spine beneath before the middle and with a row
of teeth between the spiue and the tip. Fore wings with a brown mem-
])rane. Female. — Fourth joint of the antennae red. Hind femora rather
stout, with two rows of spines beneath. Hind tibiffi straight, slender,
unarmed. Length of the body 8^ — 9 lines.

a. Mexico. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

f. Tejuca. Presented by R. Bennett, Esq.

18. ArCHIMERUS GUTTIVENTRIS.

Mas. Piceiis, gracilis ; antennae nigra, articulo Ao obscure rufo ; pro-
thorax sublililer scaher, lateribus crenulatis, angulis poslicis roluw
dnlis non diUUutis ; venter maculis luteis guadriviltutus ; femora
postica crassa, luteo tuberculata ; tibia poalicce subtus uninpinosts
apices twrsus dentatce ; alec anlicce costa basi testucea.
Male. Piceous, slender, black beneath. Eyes ])rominent. Rostrum
extending a little beyond the fore coxae ; third joint shorter than the second
and than the fourth. Antenna black, a little more than half the length of the
body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in length;
fourth dark red, as long as the second. Prothorax finely scabrous, with an
indistinct hmgiludinal furrow and with a distinct transverse ridge near the
hind border; sides straight, slightly creuulated ; hind angles rounded, not
prominent. Abdomen beneath with two rows of luteous dots in the disk and
with a row of luteous spots along each side. Four anterior femora beneath
with a minute subapical spine. Hind femora much incrassated, somewhat
shorter than the abdomen, with a few luteous tubercles on the outer side.
Hind tibiiE as long as the hind femora, armed with a stout spiue beneath
at two-thirds of the length, dentate from thence to the tips. Costa of the
fore wings testaceous for one-third of the length from the base. Length of
the body 9 lines.
a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's coUeclion.

19. Archimerus macui.ifer.
Mas. Ferrugineus, gracilis ; anlenncB corporis dimidio cequilongcE ; pro-
thorax scaber, luteo 2inimaculatus, piceo latissime unifasciatus,
lateribus subretusis, angulis posticis subarutis sat prominulis, maryine

66

CATALOGUK OF

postico bispinoso ; scutellum luteum, transverse suhlililer striatum;
abdomen Jlavo marginatum, suhliis Jlavo bituberculatum et oblique
sexslrigatum ; femora postica crassa, subtuherculata ; tibice posticce
lata ; alee anticce fulvce, membrana anea fulvo venosa.
Male. Fenuo^inous, slender. Eyes piceous, very prominent.
Rostrum tawny, extendinji; a little beyond the Jove coxfe ; first joint pale
testaceous, as long as ihe second ; third shorter than the second ; fourth
longer than the second, tip black. Antennae slender, about half the length
of the body ; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in
length; fourth a little longer than the first. Prothorax scabrous, a broad
piceous band near the fore border; an elongated luteous spot in the disk;
transverse ridge near the hind border very slight; sides straight, slightly
retuse ; hind angles slightly acute, rather prominent; hind border with a
short stout spine on each side. Scutellum luteous, elongate-triangular,
transversely and slightly striated. Abdomen narrowly bordered with pale
yellow; under side with a large pale yellow tubercle on each side of the
first segment and with an oblique jiale yellow streak on each side of each
of the three following segments. Four anterior femora unarmed. Hind
femora much incrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, with a few
minute tubercles above. Hind tibis broad, a little shorter than the hind
femora, with a stout apical spur. Fore wings tawny ; membrane cinereous,
with lawny veins. Length of the body 9 lines.
a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

20. Archimerus dolosus.
Mas. Piceus, angustus ; rostrum coxas anticas attingem ; antennce
corporis dimidio paullo longiores, articulo Ao riifo ; prothorax
subtiliter scaber, lateribus crenulatis, angulis posticis rotundatis non
prominulis ; venter bituberculatus ; femora postica incrassala, sub-
tuberculata, subspitiosa; tibice posticce siibundulatw, subtus dentatce
unispinoscc.
Male. Piceous, narrow. Eyes livid, promiuent. Rostrum extending
to the fore coxa; third joint shorter than the others. Antennae a little
more than half the length of the body; joints from the first to the third
successively decreasing in length; fourth red, longer than the third, shorter
than the second. Prothorax finely scabrous; a very slight transverse
dt'i)ression near the fore border; transverse ridge near the hind border
sli-iht; sides crenulate, nearly straight ; hind angles rounded, not promi-
nent. Abdomen beneath with a tubercle on each side of the second
segment. Four anterior femora beneath with three subapical spines.
Hind femora incrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, with a few
tubercles and short stout spines. Hind tibia) slightly undulating, as long
as the hind femora, with an oblique spine beneath at two-thirds of the
length, minutely dentate from thence to the tips. Tarsi tawny. Length
of the body 10 lines.
a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

HEMIPTKRA HETEROPTEHA.

6T

Genus 14. CARLISIS.

Carlisis, Slal, Of v. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1858, 314, Hem. Afr. ii. 48.

1. Carlisis Wahlbergi.
Wablbergi, 67a/, Ofv. K. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1858, 314. Hem. Afr. ii. 49.
a. Angola. Presented by J. J. Monleiio, Esq.

thus distinguished bv Stal from

The three following genera are
Piezogaster and Arcbimerus : —

A. Mesosternum with a longitudinal furrow in front. -

B. Mesosternum not furrowed in front.

a. Hind an<iles of the prothorax rounded.

b. Hind angles of ihe prothorax defined.

* Middle lobe of the bead not elevated.

** Middle lobe of the head keeled and prominent, or
armed with a porrect spine,
t" Body not depressed. Middle lobe of the head un-
armed. Spiracles a little more distinct from the
hind borders than from the fore borders of the
ventral segments. Hind legs hardly more remote
from each other than the middle legs. -

ft Body depressed. Middle lobe of the head with a
porrect spine. S|)iracles equally remote from the
lore borders and from the hind borders of the
ventral segments. Hind legs nearly twice more
remote from each other than the middle legs, -
The genus Ugnius is recorded in the Spinifrontia.

Genus CAPANEUS.
Capaneus, Stal. Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 277.

A. First joint of the antennae somewhat longer than the
second.

a. Third ventral segment of the male not elevated on each

side. Hind tibiae of the male bent in the middle
and there armed with a large tooth.

* Hind angles of the prothorax acute, elongated, curved

forward,
t Prothorax tuberculate. - . - .

If Prothorax not tuberculate. - - - -

** Sides of the prothorax abruptly widened ; hind angles

somewhat obtuse. - . _ .

b. Hind angles of the prothorax obtuse. Third ventral

segment of the male elevated on each side. Hind
tibicfi of the male curved near the base, bunt and
armed beneath with a larger tooth in the middle.
Hind tibia; of the female straight, linear.

Archimercs.

Capaneus.

Piezogaster.

Mamurius.

Ugnius.

multispinus.

Achilles.

auriculatus.

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CATALOGUE OF

rubronotalus.
vates.

tetnciis.
odiosus.

spurcus.

* Body black.

t Body with red marks. - . - -

ff Body with no red marks. . - _ -

** Body brown.

f Hind femora tuberculate. - - . -

f\ Hind femora spinose. - - . -

B. First joint of ibe antennse distinctly shorter than the

second. .---_-

1. CaPANEUS MULTISPINU3.

multispinus, Slal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 280.
a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

2. Capaneus Achilles.
Achilles, Slal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 280.
Mexico.

3. Capaneus auriculatus.
auriculatus, Stal^ Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 289 — Mozena spinicrus, Am. ei

Serv. Hem. 192.
o, h. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

c. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

d. Gualimala. From Mr. Deby's collection.

4. Capaneus kulsronotatos.
rubronotalus, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 290.
Mexico.

5. Capaneus vates.
vates, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 280.
Mexico.

6. Capaneus tetricus,
tetricus, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 291.
Mexico.

7. Capaneus oniosus.
odiosus, Stal, St$lt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 291.
Mexico.

8. Capaneus spurcus.
spurcus, Stal, Stett. Em. Zeit. xxiii. 291,
Mexico.

9. Capaneus ventralls.
venlralis, Ma)jr, Vtrh. Zoot. Bot. Ges. Wicn. xv. 432.
Mexico.

HKMIPIEHA HEllJiUl'l i'll'.A. 69

Genus MAMURIUS.
Mamuriiis, Slal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 291.

1. iMamurius Moi'sus.
Mopsus, Stal, Stelt. Ent. Zeii. xxiii. 293.
Mexico.

Genus GRAMMOPCECILUS.
GiammopcEcilus, Slal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. lSG7, 538; tJevi. Fabr. i. 48.

1. Gkammopcecilus flavicornis.
Lj'gaeus flavicornis, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 213 — Giammopoeciius flavicoiuis,
Sial, Hem. Fabr. i. 48.

South America.

Genub 16. MEKOPACHYS, C. H. 420.

A. Prutliorax dark.

a. Body not elongate.

* Scuteilum less elongate. . - - - nigricaus.

** Scutelluni luoie elongate. - - _ - aHiiiis,

b. Body elongate. . - - . . angusiatus.

B. Prolliorax pale, blackish hiiidwaid. - - - allevnauis,

C. Prolliorax striped with black. - - - notatus.

D. Prolhoiax wholly pale. . - . . dursiger.

1. Mkkopachys nigricans, C. /^. 420.
a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection,
f, (/. Brazil. From Mr. AJornay's colleciion.
e,f. P»,io Janeiro. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Meropachys affinis, C H. 420.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

3. Mekopachys alternatus, C. H. 420.
a. M<'xico. From M. Hartweg's collection.
b—g. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

4. MtROPACHVS nOKSlGKK, C. H. 422.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Children's tolkcliun.

b, c. Brazil.

70 CATALOG liB: OF

5. MeEOFACHYS ANGU8TAT0S.

Nemalopus anguslatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 80, pi. 207, f. 651.

Var. ? Mas. Piceus ; caput fulvum ; prothorax scaber, nigra indeter-
minate triviltalus angulis posticis vix prominulis subrectangulatis ;
mesosternuni bispinosum, bituberculalum ; abdomen thorace diipio
longius, apice truncatum et subdilatatum ; pedes quatuor anteriores
fiilvi ; coxce posticce iinispinosce ; femora poslica tuberculaln, spinosa ;
tibicE posticce breves, dilatatce, arcuatce ; alee anticce fulvo veuosce.
Male. Piceous. Head, eyes aud lustrum tawny. Eyes prominent.
Rostrum extending to tbe fore coxae. Autennse much shorter than the
body; fourth joint longer than the first. Proihorax scabrous, wiih five
calli forming a transverse ridge near ihe fore border; hind angles hardly
prominent, nearly rectangular; three indistinct blackish stripes. iMeso-
slernum with two stout spines aud two posterior tubercles. Abdomen
about twice the length of tlie thorax, truncated and slightly dilated at the
lip. Hind coxse with a long stout spine on the under side. Hind femora
incrassated, much shorter than the abdomen, with many minute tubercles
and with several spines of various size. Hind tibiae dilated, curved, less
lliau half the length of the hind femora. Hind tarsi and four anterior legs
tawuy. Fore wings with tawny veins; membrane teneous. Length of the
body 10 lines.
St. Paul. From Mr. Bates' collection.

6. Meropachvs notatds.

Mas. Testaceus ; rostrum anvas anticas paullo superans ; antennae fulva,
graciles, corpori aquilonga, articulis 2o 3oque apice Aoque nigris ;
prothorax scaber, nigro trivittalu^, angulis posticis obtiisis non promi-
nulis ; scutellum lanceolatiim, basi nigro univittatum ; pectoris
discus niger ; abdominis dorsum nigrum, fasciis tribus lateribusque
teslaceis ; femora poslica incrassata, subius octospinosa ; tibice posticce
picece, subdilalatcp, subarcuatce ; tarsi poslici picei ; alcB anticcB
fuscce, pallido veuosce. Fcein. — Femora postica minus incrassata ;
tibice posticce testaceo unifascialce, non dilatatce.
Male. Testaceous. Eyes tawny, prominent. Rostrum extending a
little beyond the fore coxie; joints nearly equal in length; tip black.
Antennae tawny, slender, as long as the body; joints from the first to the
third successively decreasing in length ; second and third with black tips,
fourth black, much longer than the first. Prothorax scabrous, with three
black stripes, the side stripes abbreviated in front and behind ; a transverse
furrow near the fore border, which forms a rim ; transverse ridge near the
hiud border slight; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Scutellum lanceo-
late, with a black stripe towards the base. Disk of the pectus black.
Abdomen above l)lack, with testaceous sides and with three testaceous
bands, which are abbreviated on each side. Hind femora incrassated, a
iitile shorter than the alidomcn, wilh four stout black spines on each side
beneath. Hind libis piceous, slightly dilated, slightly curved, shorter

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTKIIA. 71

than the bind femora, with a sumt ■.\\ncd\ spur. Iliiiii tarsi piceoiis.
Fore winces brown ; corium with pale veins. Hind wings cinereous; veins
black. Femnle. — Bands of the abdomen connected. Hind femora less
incrassated than those of the male. Hind tibia? not dilated, with a testa-
ceous band beyond the middle. Length of the body 5^ — 6 lines.
a, h. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genns 17. PHIDIPPUS.
Phidippus, Slal, Hem. Fahr. 42.

Phidippns, Flavius, Hirilcus and Peranthns are hardly sufficiently
different from Meropachys to be considered as genera.

1. Phidippus aspei;.
Mas. Fiilvus, longiusculus ; roslrum co.vas anlicas attingens ; anlennte
rufa, corpore mullo brfviores ; prothorax scaber, angulis posHcis
sububtusis non prominulis ; scutellum njnce flaviun ; femora postica
incrassata, subarcuala, snblits tmiserialim spinosa ; tibicB postica
subtus denlatcB el nnispinoscE.

Male. Tawny, elongate. Eyes piccons, prominent. Rostrum
extending to the fore coxae; joints nearly equal in length. Antennae red,
much shorter than the body; joints from ilie first to the third successively
decreasing in length. Prothorax scabrous : a callus on each side near the
fore border; transverse ridge near the hind border slight; sides straight;
hind angles slightly obtuse, not prominent. Scutellum with a callus on
each side near the base and with two transverse furrows nearer the tip,
which is smooth and pale yellow. Four anterior femora beneath with some
minute spines and with a longer subapical spine on each side. Hind
femora incrassated, slightly curved, about half the length of the abdomen,
with a row of stout spines beneath. Hind tibia2 a little longer than the
hind femora, dentate beneath, where there is one spine at a little beyond
the middle. Fore wings not covering the sides nor the tip of the abdomen ;
membrane cinereous. Length of the body 10 lines.

a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 18. FLAVIUS.
Flavius, Stal, Slett, Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 274. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1867,
536. Hem. Fabr. 4.

L Flavius lineaticornis.
lineaticornis, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 275.
Mexico.

2. J"lAVIUS PINGUIS.

pinguis, Slal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 275,
Mexico.

72 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 19. HIRILCUS.

Hirilcns, Stal, StPtt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 274. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1867,
536. Hem. Fabr. 42.

A. Hind border of the proUiorax bidentate.

a. Hind femora tubeiculate above. - - - variolosus.

b. Hind femora smooth above.

* Hind lii)i;E partly pale.

f Hind aniiles of the prolhorax rounded, not prominent. gracilis.

ft Hind angles of the protiiorax acute, rather prominent. collaris.

** Hiini lii)ice wholly piceous. - - - - granosus.

B. Hind border of the prolhorax not bidentate.

a. Hind tibicc darker than the body, pale about tlie

middle. ----.- crassipes.

b. Hind tibia3 black towards the base.

* Hind femora tuberculate above. ... tinctus.
** Hind femora not tuberculate above. - - - pallens.

c. Hind tibia; wholly red. .... pallidus.

1. HllilLCUS CRASSIPES.

LygsBus crassipes, Fahr. Si/st. Rhyii. 214 — Hirilcus crassipes, Stal, Hem.

Fabr.\.A\.
Brazil.

2. HiRILCDS VARIOLOSUS.

Meropachys variolosus, Burm. Haudb. Ent. ii. 323.
Brazil.

3. Hirilcus gracilis.
Meropachys gracilis, C. H. 422.
a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection,

c. Brazil. From Mr. Moruay's collection.

d. Brazil.

/. .Monte Video. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
g. Eio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. FI. Clark.
h. Tejuca. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

4. Hirilcus granosus, C. H. 422.
a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.
c, d. Rii» Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.
e — g. Brazil.

;'). Hirilcus tinctus.

Mas. Ferrugineua ; antcniue riifie, corpore midlo breviores, articulo Ao
luten ; prolhorax scaber, piceo subtriviltalus, angulis poslicis rolun-
diUis mm promimdis ; femora poslica i72crassata, nigra tuberciilata,
sjtblHS apices versus dentuta et spinosa ; tibicE posliccc subarcuatcE,
subdilatalre, testaceo latissime tinifasciatce ; alee anticce. nigricantes,
fnlvo i'e)ios(P, membrana trneo-fusca.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEKA. 73

Male. Ferruginous. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extendinp^ a little
beyond tbe fore coxae; fourth jdint longer than the others; tip black.
Antenna red, much shorter than the body; second joint much shorter than
tbe first; third longer than the second, shorter than the first; fourth
luteous, much longer than the first. Prothorax scabrous; two irregular
transverse smooth ridges near tbe fore border; a slight transverse ridge
near the hind border ; three indistinct piceous stripes, which are abbreviated
ill front; sides straight; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Four
anterior femora unarmed. Hind ieniora incrassated, much shorter than
tbe abdomen, with some black tubercles, dentate towards the tips beneath,
where there are a few stout black spines of various size. Hind tibiae
slightly curved and dilated, much shorter than the hind femora, with a very
broad testaceous band beyond tbe middle. Fore wings blackish; veins
tawny; membrane ceneous-brown. Length of the body 8 — 10 lines.

a. Ega. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b, c. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

6. HiRlLGUS COLLARIS.

Mas. Fulvus ; antenna: corporis dimidio paullo longiores ; prothorax
subtiliter scaher, angulis postlcis acutis sat promimdis ; scutellum
teslaceum ; pectus piceum, luteo oblique bistrigatwn ; abdominis
dorsum nigrum, lestaceo bimaculatum et bivittatum, rufo apicem
versus unisirigatum; venter caUis testaceis biseriatim notatum ; femora
postica subtus apices versus serrata ; tibicB posticce rufce,arcualie, basi
nigrcB.
Male. Tawny. Middle lobe of tbe head very prominent. Eyes
prominent. Rostrum extending to the fore coxae. Antenna) a little more
than half the length of the body ; joints from the first to the third
successively decreasing in length ; fourth longer than the first. Prothorax
finely scabrous; hind angles acute, rather prominent. Scutellum testa-
ceous. Pectus piceous, with an oblique luteous streak on each side.
Dorsum of the abdomen black, with two pale testaceous spots and with two
pale testaceous lateral stripes, which are interrupted towards the tip and do
not extend to it; a red streak near the tip; under side with two rows of
pale testaceous longitudinally elongated calli. Hind femora incrassated,
much shorter than the abdomen, minutely serrated beneath beyond the
middle, whitish beneath at the tips. Hind tibia; red, cnrved, black
towards the base, a little more than half tbe length of the bind femora.
Membrane of the fore wings cinereous. Hiud wings pellucid. Length of
the body 8 lines.

a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

7. HiniLCUS PALLEN3.

Mas, Testaceus, gracilis ; antennce corpore mnlf.o breviores ; prothorax
subtiliter scaber, callis duobus anticis fulvis, linea transversa postica
picea, angulis posticis obtusis non prominulis ; femora postica valde
incrassata, abdominis dimidio longioru, supra rufa, apice yiigra;
tibia rufa:; tihim postica; fcmoribus posticis breviores, dimidio basali
pice<E ; al(E anlico' striga latissima nigra, membrana fusca.

L

74 CATALOGUE OF

Male. Testaceous, narrow. Eyes piceous, very prominent. Rostrum
extending a little beyond the fore coxaj ; second joint longer tlian the
others; tip black. Antennse slunder, much shorter than the body ; joints
from the first to the third successively decreasing in length ; fourth much
longer than the first. Prothorax finely scabrous; a tawny callus on each
side near the fore border; transverse ridge near the hind border piceous,
well defined; sides straight; bind angles very obtuse, not prominent.
Four anterior femora beneath with two minute black-tipped subapical
spines. Hind femora much incrassated, rather more than half the length
of the abdomen, red above, black at the tips, with two stout spines beneath
beyond the middle. Hind tibiie red, shorter than the hind femora, piceous
for half the length from the base, with a thick spine beneath at half the
length. Tarsi and four anterior tibia red. Fore wings with a very broad
black streak, which occupies more than balf the length of the corium from
the tip; veins wboUy testaceous; membrane brown. Length of the body
8 lines.
a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

8. HiRILCUS PALLIDUS.

Mas. Testaceus, gracilis ; antenna rufa, (fracillima, corpore breviores ;

prothorax subiiiiter scaber, macula margincque postico piceis, angxilis

posticis obtusis non praminnlis ; femora poslica valde i^icrassalu,

abdominis dimidio ceqiiilonga, apice picea ; tibice postico: rufce, basi

pallidiores, femoribiis posticis breviores ; alee antica nigrcc, Jiavo

venosa, membrana fuscescente.

Male. Testaceous, slender. Eyes piceous, prominent. Rostrum

extending a little beyond the fore coxa?; tip piceous. Antennae red, very

slender, somewhat shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third

successively decreasing in length ; fourth much longer than the first.

Prothorax finely scabrous, with a callus on each side near the fore border;

a piceous spot extending from the disk to the hind border, which is also

piceous; sides straight; hind angles very obtuse, not prominent. Four

anterior femora beneath with two minute black-tipped spines. Hind

femora much incrassated, about half the length of the abdomen, piceous at

the tips, armed beneath with two stout spines near the tips. Hind tibisB

red, paler towards the ti])s, ratlicr broad, shorter than the hind femora.

Fore wings black; veins pale yellow; membrane brownish. Length of

the body 8 lines.

a. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

9. HiRILCUS? VIRESCENS.

Meropachys virescens, Erichs. Schomb. Reise Guiana, iii. f)I2.
Guiana.

Genus -20. PERANTHUS.
Peranthus, Stal, Ofv. V. Ak. Fork. 1807, 536. Hem. Fabr. 42.

HEMIPTEIiA HETEIHIPTERA. 76

1. Peranthus longicornis.
Meropachys longicornis, C. H. 421.

a. Para. Presented by R. Graham, Esq.

b. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

c. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 21. GRACCHUS.
Gracchus, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 274. Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1867,
biQ. Hem. Fabr. 42.

I. Gracchus integer.
Merojjachys integer, Burm. Ilandb. Ent. ii. 323.
Brazil.

Genus 22. SAGUNT-US.
Suguutus, 67a/, A. S, E. F. 'tine Ser. v. 176.

1. Saguntus lobulatus.
lohulatus, Slal, A. S. E. F. Ame Scr. v. 176.
North Brazil.

Genus 23. QUINTIUS.
Quiiitius, Slal, A. S. E. F. -ime Ser. v. 177.

1. QuiNTIDS MARGINATUS.

marginatus, Slal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 177.
North Brazil.

Genus 24. MYRSILUS.
Myrsilus, Sial, Hem. Afr. ii. 3.

1. Myrsilus flaviceps.
Nematopns flaviceps, Guer. Voy. Coquille, Ins. pi. 12, f. 10.
a — e. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
f^h. Aru. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
i. Aru. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
j, k. Wagiou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/. Sula. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
m, n. Mysol. From Mr. Wallace's collectiou.

2. Myrsilus alkithorax.
Nematopns albithorax, Boisd. Voy. Astrolabe, pi. 11, f. 13.
New Guinea?

The four following genera may be thus distinguished.
A. Rostrum short.
a. Hind angles of the prothorax not rounded. - Nematopus.

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CATALOGUE OF

b. Hind angles of the prolliorax rounded.

* Rostrum extending to the middle coxae.
** Rostrum extending to the fore coxfe.
B. Rostrum long, extending to the third
segmeni. . . . .

ventral

notobitus.
Cloresmus.

Agathyrma.

indus.

vicinus.
varius.

Genus 25. NEMATOPUS, C. H. 422
Colour not metallic.
Antenna; with white bands.
Four anterior femora black. - - -

Four anterior femora pale.
First joint of the antenniB black.
First joint of the antennas pale.
Antenna with no white bands.
Piolhorax with a band.
Protliorax with no band.
Fore wings with pale veins.
Four anterior femora pale. - - .

Four anterior ftmora dark.
Fore wings with no pale veins.
Colour metallic.

Femora red. - - - -

Femora pale testaceous.
Femora black.

Hind tibicE black, except the tips. - - obscurus, newosus

Hind tibiae pale, bluish ijlack at the base. - Amazonus, fasciaius

decoratus.

lepidus.

punctiger.

ferrinus.

chalybpBus, ruficrus.
aeneicrus.

1. Nematopus iNtJUs, C. H.A'lb.

a, h. Demerara.

c,d. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

e,/. Cayenne. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, Esq.
g. Cueuca. From Mr. Eraser's collection.

2. Nematopus viginus, C. H. 425.
fl, b. Para. From Mr. Bales' collection.

c. St. Paulo. From Mr. Bates' collection.

d, e. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

3, Nematopus rufichus, C. H. 426.

a. Brazil. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

b—g. Brazil, From Mr. Mornay's collection.

A, i. Brazil. From Mr. Children's ci)llection.

j. Monle Video. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

k. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

/. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Claik.

HKMIPTEUA HETEKUi'liiUA. 77

4. Nematopus obscurus, C. H. 42(5.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Moniay's collection.

b. Brazil.

5. Nematopus nervosus, C. II. 420.
Slal, A. S. E. F. Ame Scr. iv. 5().

a. Cayenne. Presenled by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

6. ?

6. Nematopus punctigek, C. II. 427.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

7. Nematopus fasciatus.
fasciatus, Hupe, Cat. Hem.

8. Nematopus ^neicrus.
seneicrus, Slal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 178.
Northern Brazil.

9. Nematopus amazonus.
amazonus, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Scr. v. 178.
Northern Brazil.

19. Nematopus lepiuus.
lepiiliis, Stal, Stelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 2915.
a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

11. Ne:\iatopus cualyb^eus.
chalybaeus, H.-Sch. Wan~. Ins. vi. 79.
Cayenne.

12. Nematopus fasctatocollis.
fascialocoliis, Cusla, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e ]\[atem. Niipuli, Fasc. 10.

13. Nematopus ferrinus.
Mas. Piceus, f/racilis ; rostrum teslaceum, coxas inlermedias fere
atlingens ; aulenrue ftihce, corpore breviores ; prolkorax dense punc-
ialus, angulis posticis rotundalis non prominulis ; pedes qualuor
anleriores fulvi ; femora poslica incrassata, sublus denlata el uni-
spinosa ; tibice posticcc basi siibdilatafie, sttblus denlal(e ; tarsi
postici basi subtus fulvi ; membrana nigricans.
Male. Piceous, slender. Eyes rather prominent. llostrum testa-
ceous, exlendinof nearly to the middle coxa;; first and third joints shorter
than the second and the fourth. Antcnnic tawny, sctulosc, somewiiat
sliortcr liiaii the body ; second joint longer than the fiisl; third as long as

78 CATALOGUE OF

the first; fourth shorter than the second, a little longer than the third.
Piothorax tiiickly punciured, with a slight smooth transverse ridge and
wiih a callus on each side near the hind border; hind angles rounded, not
prominent. Four anterior legs lawny. Four anterior femora with three
very minute spines in a line beneath. Hind femora iucrassated, as long as
the abdomen, with a long stout curved spine in the middle beneath, dentate
from thence to the lips. Hind libitE rather shorter than the hind femora,
very slightly dilated towards the base, dentate beneath. Hind tarsi tawny
towards the base beneath. Fore wings with a blackish membrane.
Length of the body 7 lines.

a. •? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

14. Nematopus decoratus.
Mas. RufuH ; caput fiavescente unislrigatiim ; prothorax piceus, luteo
late fasclalus, angulis po.sticis acutis non prominulis ; abdomen JIavo
biviltatum, apice viridi nigrum ; femora postica subtuberculata,
abdomine breviora, subliis unispinosa ; ahc anticcc piccce, flavo
venoscE.

Male. Red. Head with a short pale yellowish streak between the ocelli.
Rostrum extending nearly to the middle coxte. Antenna; slender, a little
shorter than the body ; first, second and third joints nearly equal in length ;
fourth nearly twice the length of the third. Prothorax scabrous, piceous,
with a callus on each side in front and with a broad luleous baud across
the middle; hind angles acute, not prominent. Abdomen with a slender
pale yellow stripe along each side; tip greenish black. Hind femora
iucrassated, shorter than the abdnmen, with a few tubercles and with a
long curved spine in the middle beneath. Hind tibiaj as long as the hind
femora, with a few very minute spines beneath and with a stout spine
beneath at one-third of the length. Fore wings piceous; veins pale
yellow ; membrane cinereous. Length of the body 8 lines.
a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bales' collection.

15. Nematopus varius.

]Mas. Ltiteus, subtus ferrugineus ; anlennce corpore breviores, articulo lo

apice nigro^ 2o 'Soqne nigris basi albis ; prothorax piceo piinctatus,

angulis posticis acutis non prominulis ; abdomen piceo bifasciatnm,

sublns luteo uniiiittatum; coxa et Irochanteres nigra; femora postica

abdomine multo breviora, dimidio apicali nigra, sublns unispinosa el

apices versus drnticutala ; tibice posticcc basi nigrce el subarcuatce ;

al(e antico' piceie, luteo venosce.

Male. Lnteous, ferruginous beneath. Rostrum extending nearly to

the niiddle coxiu. Antennir shorter than the l>ody ; first joint black at the

tip; second and third l)lack, shorter than the first, white at the base.

Prothorax scabrous, with three calli in front; punctures piceous; hind

angles acute, not prominent. Abdomen with two piceous bands near the

lip; under side with an abbreviated lnteous stripe. Coxic and trochanters

black. Hind femora inciassalcd, much shorter than the abdomen, black

HEMTVTERA HRTEROPTERA. 79

for move than half the lenfjth from the tips; undev side willi a ctirved
spine in the middle and with some minute teeth near the lip. Hind tibice
as louR as the hind I'emora, shuhlly curved near the base, which is black.
Fore wintis piceous ; veins luleous ; membrane cinereous. Length of the
body 8 lines,
a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus NOTOBITUS.
Notobitus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 450.

I. NOTOBITDS MeLEAGRIS.

Nematopus Meleagris, C. H. 422.
a — d. China. Presented by — Larkinpf, Esq.
e,/. China. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
g. Travancore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
h. Sumatra. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
i. Sumatra. From the Zoolosjical Society's collection.
j, k. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.
I. Java.

2. Notobitus longipes.
Nematopus longipes, C. H. 423 — Meleagris, var.^
a. China. Presented by — Larking, Esq.

3. Notobitus affinis.
Nematopus affinis, C. H. 423.

a, h. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection,
c. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
(/, e. ?

Var. 0. — Antennae tawny. Prothorax wholly green.
f, g. Cambodia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Var. y. — Prothorax black. Four anterior femora mostly black.
h. Batchian. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
i. Flores. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

4. Notobitus pallicoenis.
Nematopus pallicornis, C. //. 424.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

5. Notobitus Malayws.
Nematopus Malayus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 234.
Pulo Penang.

80 CATAT,OGUE OF

Genus CLORESMUS.
Cloresmus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 451.

A. Piotlinrax more eloiig-ated. - - _ - Nepalensis.

B. Piotlioiax less eloiijrated.

a. AnleniiiiB hardly slender. - - - . Javanicus.

b, Prolhorax ratlier slender. - - - - similis.

1. Clokesmus Nepalensis.
Nematopus Nepalensis, C. II. 424.

a — c. Nepaul. Presented by I\Iaj(ir-Gen. Hardvvicke.
(/— /. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collectiou.
(J — n. .'*

2. Cloresmus similis.
Nematopus similis, C. H. 425.

3. Clohesmus javanicus.
Nematopus javauicus, C f/. 425.
<i, h. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

4. Cloresmus Signoreti.
Signoreli, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 452.
Java.

Genus AGATHYRMA.
Agalhyrtna, Stal^ Slelt. Ent. Zeil. xxii. 144.

1. Agathyrma prtcellens.
pnccellens, Slal, Sietl. Ent. Zeil. xxii. 145.
Aru.

Genus 26. ACOCOPUS.
Acocopus, Stal, Stelt. Ent. Zeil. 1855. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. W. 55.

1. Acocopus verrucifer.
verrucifer, Stal, Stelt. Ent. Zeil. 1856. A. S. E. F. \me Ser. iv. 56.
a — (I. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.
e. St. Paul. From Mr. Bates' collection.

HEMIPTEKA HETEKOPTERA. 81

Genus 27. iMERARDUS.

Merarclus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. ]S;yj,4oO; 18G7, 538. Htm. Fair.

i. 48.

1. MeRAKDUS SPINICPvUS.

spinicrus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ale. Fork. 1859, 450.
Brazil.

Geinis 28. HIMELLA, C. II. 414.

1. HlMELLA VENOSA, C.H.ilA.

a — (/. Brazil. From Mr. Moniav's collection.

c. Ega. From Mr. Bates' oolleclion.

/. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

Genus 29. SALAPIA.
Salapia, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 179.

A. Prothorax not striped.

a. Colour black.

* Fore wings pale towards the base. - - - dimidiata.

■** Fore wings not pale towards the base. - - abdominalis.

b. Colour pale. ------ hunieralis.

B. Prothorax striped. -....- signata.

I. Sai.aima dimidiata.
Petalops dimidiatus, C. II. 437.

a. Para. Presented by J. P. G. Smith, Esq.

b. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

2. Salapia signata.
Petalops signatus, C. H. 435.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

3. Salapia abdominalis.
Petalops abdominalis, C. H. 43(j.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

4. Salapia uumeralis.

Paryphes hunieralis, Burin. Handb. Enl. ii. 330 — Salapia hunieralis, .SVu/,
Hem. Fabr. i. 50.

Bahia.

5. Salapia guttifera.
guttifera, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 50.

82 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 30. JUiNIA.
Juuia, Stal, A, S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 171).

A. Fore wings with a band. . . - . fasciata

B. Fore wings with no band.

a. Fore wings not spotted.

* Fore wings black. ----- iMegaera

** Fore wings tawny. ----- fenesirata

*** Fore wings red. - . - . _ rubricata

b. Fore wings spotted. ----- ducalis

1. JUNIA FASCIATA-

Petalops fasciatus, C. H. 435.

a. Para. Presented by R. Graham, Esq.

2. JuNiA Meg«ra.
Petalops Megsra, C. H. 437.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

3. JUXIA FENESIRATA.

Parj'phes feuestratus, Burm. Ilandb. Eut. ii. 336.
Brazil.

4. JuNIA KUBRICATA.

Petalops rubricatus, Oner. — dorsalis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 30.
Rio Janeiro.

5. JUNIA DUCALIS.

ducalis, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 179.
Northern Brazil.

6. JuNIA CARDINALIS.

Petalops cardiiialis, Stal.

Genus 31. LUCULLIA.

Lucullia, Slal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 480.

1. Lucullia flayovittata.
flavovittata, Sod, A. S. E. F. Amc Ser. v. 180.
a. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 83

Genus 32. PET A LOPS, C. H. 433.

A. Hind femora bandeil. .... thoracicus.

B. Hind femora not banded.

a. Hind femora black. . - - . - fortunatus.

b. Hind femora red. _ - _ - - azureus.

1. PETALOrS THORACICUS.

Cimex iboracicus, Thunb. Nov. Ins. Sp. ii. 39— Petalops elatus, C. H.
433.

a — d. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.
e. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.
/. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Petalops fortunatus. C. H. 433.

a. Para. Presented by E. Grabam, Esq.

b. Tunantins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

c. St. Paulo. From Mr. Bates' collection.

3. Petalops azureus, C'.//. 431.
crassipes, C. H. 434.

a. l>razil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

b. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

4. Petalops Baraquini.
Baraquini, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. ii.
Jiirimaguas, Peru.

Genus 33. PLAXISCELIS, C. H. 4.37.
1. Plaxiscelis pagana, C. H. 437.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

2. Plaxiscelis bicolor.
Slenoscelidea bicolor, Hope, Cat. Hem. 17.

3. PLAXrSCKLIS SEMILINEATA.

scmilineata, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 30.
Rio Janeiro.

84 CATALOGUE OF

The five follovviug genera belong to the Nematopidse: —
Genus FULICOPUS.
Fulicopiis, Cosla, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fuse. 10 —
Melynthus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 457.

]. FtTLICOPUS T- NIGRUM.

T-nigruni, Cosla, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fuse. 10.

2. FULICOI'US HISTRIONICUS.

Melynthus histrionicus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859,458.
Brazil.

Genus PllTOCxNEMICOKIS.

Priocnemicoiis, Cosla, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc.
10, 18G3.

1. PiUOCNEMICOIilS REFULGENS.

refulgens, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.

Genus STENOPHYLLOPUS.

Stenopliyllopus, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli,
Fasc. 10.

1. Stenophvlloi'us niguocinctus.
nigrocinctus, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e iMalcm. Napoli,
Fasc. 10.

Genus PHYLLAELEOCNEMIS.

1. PhYLLAELEOCNEMIS FULIGULA.

fuligula, Cosla, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.

Genus LAMINICEPS.

Laminiceps, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10,
1863.

1. Laminiceps Stollii.
Stollii, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fiaiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.
Surinam?

2. Laminiceps uipartitus.
bipartitus, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Malem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.
Surinam ?

HEUirXERA HETEROPTERA. 85

Fam. 2. HOMCEOCERTD^, C. H. 137.
Coreidae, p., C. II. 485 — Fam. Coreida, Div. Coieida, p,, Sial.

A. Abdomen not or slightly dilated.

a. Foiivtb joint of ibo anlennfc as long as the

third or longer.

* Third joint of the antenna) cylindrical.

f Head with no point between the tubercles of
the antenna;.

+ Prothorax much dilated on each side. - 1. Sundarus.

]+ Prothorax not dilated.

§ Legs long.
X Prothorax not flat.

0 Body not very slender. - - - 2. Paiiyphes.

oo Body very slender. . - - - 3. Cnemomis.

X X Prothorax flat. ... - 4, Pisrocus.

§§ Legs rather short. - - - - 13. IIomceockroides.

If Head with a point l)etween the tubercles of

the antenna". - . . - 6. Carpia.

** Third joint of the antenna; dilated.

f Body narrow. _ . . . 5^ Gal^esus.

ff Body broad. - - - - 14. Euflatycoris.

b. Fourth joint of the antenna; shorter than the

third.

* Second joint of the rostrum not longer than

the third,
f Second joint of the anteiins not longer than

the third. - - - - 10. Latimbhs.

If Second joint of the antenna; longer than ihe

third.
+ Antenn;e slender or hardly stout. - - 9. Homceocerus.

+]: Antenna> stout. . - - . l;j. Ceratopachys.

** Second joint of the rostrum longer than the

third,
f Second and third joints of the antenns as

thick as the fourth. Hind angles of the

prothorax rounded, not prominent.
{ First joint of tlie antennae shorter than the

second. - - - - - n. Ornvtds.

\X First joint of the antennae longer than the

second. - - - - - 12. Leptornytus.

ff Second and third joints of the antennae more

slender than liic fourth. Hind angles of

the prothorax more or less acute and

prominent. - - - 7. Theraptus. 8. Laoaria.

B. Abdomen much dilated.

a. Membrane ol the fore wings with irregular

areolets. - - - - H!, Ch^ehommatus.

b. Membrane of the fore wings with longitudinal

veins and with no areolets. - - 17. Verlusia.

86

CATALOGUE OF

Genus 1. SUNDARUS.

Sundarus, Serv. Hist. Hem. 202.

A. Lateral lobes of the piothorax rounded.

a. Sides of tbe prothorax partly dilated. -

b. Sides of the prothorax wholly dilated.

B. Lateral lobes of the prothorax acute. -

regalis.

flavicollis.

acutus.

L Sundarus regalis.

Nematopus rufosculellatus, Gray, Griff. An. Kingd.Ins.\\.2A\, pi. 97,
f. 1— Paryphes regalis, C. H. 439.

a, h. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

c. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Sundarus flavicollis.
flavicollis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. i. 5f».
Moyabamba, Peru.

3. Sundarus acutus.
acutus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. i. 56.
Moyabamba, Peru.

Genus 2. PARYPHES, C. H. 438.

A. Fore wings banded.

a. Scutellum metallic-coloured.

* Fore wings with a yellow band.

f Hind angles of the prothorax more acute,
ff Hind angles of the prothorax less acute.
** Fore wings with a red band.

b. Scutellum pale yellow.

* Body metalMc-coloured. - - -
** Body black above. - - - -

*** Body yellow. ....

B. Fore wings banded and bordered.

C. Fore wings spotted. ....

D. Fore wings not banded nor spotted.

a. Body with no red bauds beneath.

* Body reddish tawnv.
*♦ Body black.

*** Body groen. . . . .

b. Body with red bands beneath.

la^tus.

lavocinctus.

gloriosus.

magnificus.

ducalis.

amabilis.

miuiaceus.

diabolicus.

iridipes.

iperialis.

tibialis.

Whitei.

HEMIPTERA HETEKOPTKKA. 87

1. Paryphes ljetvs, C. H. 439.

a. Para, Presented by G. Graham, Esq.

b. Columbia. From M. Goudut's collection.

c. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

d. Brazil.

'2. Paryphes White i.
Coreus (Paryphes) Whitei, Guer. Sagra, Hist. Cuba, Ins. 385.
Cuba.

3. Paryphes miniaceus.
uiiniaceus, Blanch. Orb. Voy. Amer. Mir. i.x. pi. 30, f. 2.
Bolivia.

4. Paryphes impehialis.
imperialis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 461.
Mexico.

6. Paryphes magnificus.
magnificus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 234 ; 1859, 4f!l.
Brazil.

6. Paryphes ducalis.
ducalis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 461.
Rio Janeiro.

7. Paryphes tibialis.
tibialis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hern. 31.

Rio Janeiro.

8. Paryphes flavocinctus.
flavocinctus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859,461.
Costa Rica.

9. Paryphes festivus.

feslivus, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli, Fasc. 10.
Amazon Region.

I have not seen the description of this species; it may be P. gloriosus.

10. Paryphes tricolor.
tricolor, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bol. Gesell. Wien. xv. 433.
Brazil.

11. Paryphes diabolicl'S.
diabolicus, Blanch. Orb. Voy. Amer. Mer. ix. pi. 30, f. 3.
Bolivia.

86 CATALOGUE OK

12. Pabyphes gloriosus.

Mas et foem. Viridis aut purpureus, micans ; caput abdomen basi

femoraque lutea ; anlenuic nigrw, graciliima, corpori ccquilongce ;

prothorax aspere scaber, angidis posticis obtusis non prominuLis ;

tibicc purpurea, basi iiilccc ; alec anticoi rufo late unifascialcE.

Male and female. Brilliant raetallic-|jieen or purple. Head, rostrum,

abdomen towards the base and femora luteons. AntenniB black, very

slender, as long as the body; joints from the first to the third successively

decreasing in length; fourth much longer than the first. Prothorax

roughly scabrous; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Tibia? purple,

luleous at the base. Tarsi black. Fore wings with a broad bright red

band in the middle of the corium. Hind wings brown. Length of the

body 9 — 10 lines.

a—c. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.
d. Nanta. From M. Degaud's collection.

13. PaRYPHES VIRIDII'ES.

Mas. Rufescente fidvus, subtus iestacens ; antenna: testaccm, gracillimce,
corpore paullo breviores,artirulo 4o So longior et crassior ; prothorax
subtilitcr scaber, angulis posticis acutis prominulis ; pedes pallidissime
virides ; membrana cinerea.
Mule. Eeddish lawny, testaceous beneath. Piostrum extending to
the middle coxa-. Antenna; testaceous, very slender, a little shorter than
the body; joints from the first to the third successively decreasing in
length; fourth stouter than the others, longer (ban the third, shorter than
the second. Prothorax finely scabrous; hind angles acute, piomiuent,
hardly ascending. Legs very pale green. Membrane of the fore wings
cinereous. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 6 lines.
a. Amazon River. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 3. CNEMOMLS.
Cuemomis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 18Ji), 407.

1. CnEMOMIS URACILIS.

Paryphes gracilis, C. //. 439.

a. Para.

b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

2. CnEMOMIS I'ALLENS.

Paryphes pallens, Stal, Rio Jan. llem. 31 — Cnemomis pallens, Stat.
Rio Janeiro.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 89

3. Cnemo.mis cognata.
cognata, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4mc Ser. v. 180.
North Brazil.

Genus 4. PISTOCUS.
Pistocus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 180!), 107.

1. PiSTOCDS ORALIS.

oralis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 467.
Para.

2. Pistocus dubius.
Paryphes.? dubius, C. II. 440.
a. Para. Presented by G. Graham, Esq.

The two following genera and six following species have been
separated from Paryphes, but are not noticed in the Synopsis of Genera.

A. Body not depressed.

a. Fourth joint of rostrum not longer than the others. - Paryphes.

b. Fourlli joint of rostrum longer than the others. - Scamurius.

B. Body depressed. . - . . - Lupanthus.

Genus SCAMURIUS.
Scamurius, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ale. Fork. 1859, 471.

1. Scamurius amabilis.
Paryphes amabilis, Sud, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184— Scamurius

amabilis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 471.
Minas Geraes.

2. Scamurius suturellus.
suturellus, Slal, Rio Jan. Ilem. 31 — Savins aut Scamurius suturellus,

Stal.
Rio Janeiro.

3. Scamurius jurgiosus.
jurgiosus, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeii. xxiii. 296.
Mexico.

4. Scamurius consors.
censors, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472,
Brazil.

5. Scamurius lateralis.
lateralis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472.
Brazil.

OL) catalugue of

Genus LUPANTHUS.
Liipanthus, Slal, Ofc K. V. Ah: Fork. 1859, 472.

1. Lui'.VNTIUJS INCAiiNATUS.

incarnatus, Slat, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1S59, 472.
Brazil.

2. LUPANTIIUS CLIENS.

cliens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472.
Brazil.

Genus 5. GALyESUS, C. H. 440,

Africa.

A. Femora black. - ... - hasticornis.

B. Femora red. ... melanocnemis, rufiferaoratus.

C. Femora striped. - . . . . linea.

1. Gal^sus HASTicor.Nis, C. H.AAX.
a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.
6, f. Cape. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

2. GaL/ESUS RUni'-EJIORATUS, C. II. 441.

a. Gambia. From Mr. Kendall's collection.

3. Gal.ksus melanocnemis.
Homoeocerus melanocnemis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 439 — Pen-
dulinus melanocnemis, Stul, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 407 —
Gala;sus melanocnemis, >S7r//, Hon. Afr. ii. 85.
MozamI)iquc.

4. Gal^sus linea.
Paryphes linea, C. II. 440.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented l)y the Rev. D. F. xMors^an.

5. GALffiSUS COCCOClNCiUS.

Parvphes? coccocinctus, C. II. 1 10 — Pcnduliiiiis coccocinclus, Slal, Ofv.

' K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 4(;7.
H, I). I'hilippine Isles. From Mr. Cumin<;'s collection.

0. (Jal^esds bellus.
bellus, Slat, A. S. E. F. 4me Svr. \. 181.
Fiji Isles.

HEJnPTERA HETEROPTERA. 91

Genus 6. CARPIA, C. H. 441.
1. Carpia punctata, C. H. 442.

Genus 7. THERAPTUS.
Theiaptus, Slal, Ofv. V. Ak. Fork. \So9, 462. Ilcm. Afr. ii. 83.

I. Theraptus caumelita.
Chariesterus carnielita, Dunn. Ilandb. Ent. ii. 317— Lngaria ? Af'iicana,

C. H. ii. 443 — Homceoceius apicalus, Fainn. Arch. Ent. ii. "299 —

Theraptus carmelita, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 83.
a. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

Genus 8. LAGARIA, C. II. 442.
A. Head unarmed. . - . .

varicornis.

B. Head with two spines. - - - . bellator.

1. Lagakia varicornis, C. H. 443.
a, b. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Schomburgk.
c, d. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

e. Para.

/. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Lagaria bellator, C. H. 443,
Anasa bellator, Slal.

a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

3. Lagaria ldnicollis.
Paryphes hinicollis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1855, J 84— Lagaria huii-

collis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 31.
Rio Janeiro.

Genus 9. HOMCEOCERUS, C. H. 443.
Tllponius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 404.

Asia.

A. Hind angles of the prothorax acute, prominent.
a. Fore wings with no black spot.

* Fore wings not banded.

\ AntennsB as long as the body.

92

CATALOGUE OF

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b.

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Hind angles of the prothorax very prominent.
Hind angles of ibe prothorax moderately prominent.
AntennEC shorter than the body. . - .

Fore wings with a pale band. - - .

Fore wings with a black spot. - - -

Hind angles of the prothorax rectangular, not

ronniied.
Fore wings with a black point.
Third joint of the antenna; not black at the tip.
Third joint of the antenna; black at the tip. -
Fore wings with no black point.
Fore wings with a pale costal patch.
Fore wings with no costal patch.
Fore wings with a pale dot.
Prothorax with no band.
Fore wings with a pale dot.
Prothorax with no band.

Prothorax with a band. - - -

Fore wings with no pale dot.
Fore wings with a pale patch.
Hind angles of the prothorax obtuse.
Prothorax with a whitish border.
Fore wings spotted. - - - -

Fore wings not spotted. - _ _

Prothorax wiih no whitish border.
Prothorax with no band.
Fore wings with a dot in the disk. -
Fore wings with a dot on the exterior border.
Fore wings with no dot.

Body much elongated. . . _ Cin

Body slightly elongated.
Fore wings with paler veins.
Fore wings without paler veins.
Prothorax with a band.
Scutellum paler than the fore wings.
Scutellum not paler than the fore wings.
Membrane brownish. - . _

Membrane pellucid. ...

angulatus.

clarus.

niinax.

signatus.

limbatipennis.

unipunctatus.
Chineusis.

plagiatus.

biguttatus, Javanicus.

anticus.

all)iventris.

promiuulus.

macula,
concisus.

punctum.
graminis.

alensis, turbidus.

lineatus.
Sinicus.

fascifer.

abbreviatus.
subjectus.

1. HOMQEOCERUS ANGULATUS, C. H. 444.

o. Malabar. Presented by the Entomological Club.
b. Singapore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. HoMCEocEiius Javanicus, C. H. AAA.
Gonocerus abbreviatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 81, pi. 107, f. 65-2.
rt. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

b. Siam. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

f, d. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

HEMIPTERA IIETEHOPTEKA. 93

3. HOMCEOCERUS BIGUTTATUS, C. H. 444.

a. North Hindostau. From Capt. Boys' collection.

4. HOMCEOCEKUS ALBIVENT RIS, C. II. 444.

a. Hindustan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

5. HoMCEOCERUS MACULA, C //. 445.

a. Hindostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

6. HoMfEOCERUS PUNCTUM, C. H. 44().

a. Corea? Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belclier.

b. Singapore. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

c, (/. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

7. HOMCEOClfRUS UNIPUNCTATUS, C H. 447.

a. Tcnasserini. Presented by J. D. C. Packman, Esq.

6, c. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

d, e. ? Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

8. HoMCEOCERUS CllINENSIS, C. II. 447.
a — e. Houg Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

9. HOMCEOCEUUS MARGINIVENTRIS,

marginiventris, Dohrn, Sleli. Enl, Znl. xxi. 402.
Ceylon.

10. HoMCEOCERUS ClNGALENSIS.

Tliponius Cingalensis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 405.
Ceylon.

11. HoMCEOCERUS PLAGIATUS

Mas et fcem. Fulviis, snbtus pallide testaceus ; antenncc rufo-piccce,
corpore paullo breviures ; prothorax sublilissinie scaber, latcrihus
nigricante unilinealis, angulis posticis rectangtdatis subpnnninnlis
subascendentibus ; scutelliim testaceum ; alee unticce plaga Uneaojie
coslaUbiis pallide luteis.

Male and female. Tawny, pale testaceous beneath. Head in some
cases with a jiiceous tinge. Eyes red, prominent. Piostrum extending
nearly to the middle coxfe. Antenna) reddish piceous, a little shorter than
the body; second joint longer than the first; third shorter than the first-
fourth as long as the third. Prothorax very finely scabrous, with a blackish
line along each side; hind angles rectangular, slightly ascending and
prominent. Scutellum testaceous. Legs testaceous, slender. Fore vvin<>-s
with a costal pale luleous patch, which is near the tip of the coriura and

94 CATALOGUE OF

extends in a costal line to the base ; veins tawny ; membrane dark bvown.

Leuglh of the body 7^ — 9 lines.

a—c. Shanghai. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

d. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowriug, Esq.

12. HOMCEOCERUS CLARUS.

Mas et foera. Teslaceus ; anlennce iiigrce, basi testacea, corpore paullo
breviores ; prothurax nigricanle bilineatus, angulis posticis acuiis
sulascendentibus sat promimdis ; ahe anticm nigra bilinealcc, nigri-
canle uniplagiata, membrana diaphana.
Male and female. Testaceous. Rostrum extending a little beyond
the middle of ihe mesopeclus. Antennae black, more or less testaceous
towards the base, a little shorter thau the body; second joint a little
shorter thau the first; third much shorter than the second. Prothorax with
a blackish line near each side; this line is acutely bent ne;ir each hind
angle, which is acute, slightly ascending and rather prominent. Legs
slender. Fore win^s with a black costal line and with another on the
basal part of the interior border; a blackish patch on the hind part of the
exterior border; membrane pellucid. Length of the body 9 — 10 lines.

a. Java.

b, c. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

13. HOMCEOCEUUS FASCIFER.

Tliponius fascifer, Stul, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 465.
Manilla.

Var. ? Mas et fcem. Luleun ; antenna rufescentes ; prothorax suhlililer
punctatus, lineis d ua bus fascia qzie postica lata saturate rufescentibus,
angulis posticis rectangulatis subprominulis ; alte anticce saturate
ritfescentes, flavo bignttata, membrana obscure fusca.
Male and female. Luleous. Antennoe reddish; second joint longer
than the first, black at the tip. Prothorax finely punctured, with a dark
reddish line on each side and with a broad dark reddish black-bordered
band aloug the hind border; hind angles rectangular, slightly prominent.
Fore wings dark reddish ; each with two yellow connected dots, which form
a short band joining the angle of the corium ; membrane dark brown.
Length of the body 8—9 lines.
a — c. Penang. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
d, Hindoslan. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

14. HOMCEOCERUS LIMBATIPENNIS.

Tliponius limbatipennis, Slal, Ofv. K, V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 464.
Celebes.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEItA. 95

Var.? Mas et foem. Testaceus; caput niijro bivillaltim ; antennm

nigra, corpore vix breviores, articulo Ao apice teslaceo ; prothorax

nigro punctalun el bilineains, angulis poslicis Jiigris actitis ascendenti-

biis sal prominvlis ; venter nigro biserialim guttatus ; alec anticce

villa subcoslaii maculaque nigris, mevibrana fiisca.

Male and female. Testaceous. Head with two black stripes. Rostrum

extendiiij^ to the middle coxiv. Antennae black, very slender, nearly as

lonp^ as the body; second joint much longer than the first; third a little

shorter than the first; fourth much shorter ihiin the third, testaceous

towards the tip. Prothorax with a black line near each side and with minute

black punctures; transverse ridj^e near the hind border well defined ; hind

angles black, acute, ascending, rather prominent. Abdomen beneath with

black dots along each side. Legs very slender. Fore wings with a black

subcostal stripe, which joins a black spot in the disk; membrane brown.

Length of the body 8 lines.

a. Malacca. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

15. H0M(E0CERUS TURBIDUS.

Foem. Olivacen-viridis, sublus paUidissime flavut; ; antennce obscure

rufce, corpori aquilongcc ; prothorax subtiiissinie pimclalus, angulis

poslicis obtusis iion prominulis ; pedes paUidissime Jiavi ; vuinbrana

diaphana.

Female. Olive-green, very pale yellow beneath. Head with an

impression on each side between the eyes and wiih a short anterior furrow.

Rostrum extending nearly to the middle coxie. Antennae dark red, very

slender, as lung as the body; second joint somewhat longer than the first;

third much shorter than the first. Prothorax very finely punctured;

transverse ridge near the hind border well defined : hind angles obtuse, not

rounded nor prominent. Legs very pale yellow. Fore wings with a

pellucid membrane. Length of the body 9 lines.

a. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

1(5. HOMCEOCERLIS ABBREVIATUS.

Lygaens abbreviatus, Fubr. Ent. Syst. iv. 150; S'jsl. Rlujn. 219 — Homoeci-

cerus abbreviatus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 59.
Hindostan.

17. HOMGEOCERUS UMBRATCS.

Gonocerus.f abbreviatus, H.-Sch. IVanz. Jns. vi. 81, pi. 207, f. (i52—
Tliponius abbreviatus, Slal.

Var. ? Mas. Testaceus ; antennce picea;, corpore vix breviores, articulo
4o basi pallide teslaceo; prothorax subtilissime scaber, viridi
latissime biviltatus, nigro unifasciatus, angulis poslicis obtusis sub-
rotiindatis non prominulis ; altc anticce fusccscenles, liuea costali
teslacea, striga poslica nigra, membrana fuscescens.

yo CATALOGUE OF

Male. Testaceous. Rostrum extending to the middle coxce.
Antennte piceous, very slender, nearly as long as the body; second joint
longer than the first; third shorter than the first; fourth a little shorter
than the third, pale testaceous towards the base. Prothorax very finely
scabrous, with two very broad dull green stripes; a black band along the
hind border; hind angles obtuse, sliglilly rounded, not prominent. Legs
slender. Fore wings brownish, with a testaceous costal line; a black streak
along the hind part of the exterior border of the corium; membrane
brownish. Hind wings cinereous ; veins blackish. Length of the body
7^ lines.

a. Singapore. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

18. HOMCEOCERDS GUAMINIS.

Lygaeus graminis, Fahr. Si/sl. Rhyn. 216 — Homoeocerus graminis, Slal,
Hem. Fair. i. 51).

Hindustan.

Var. ? Teslaceus ; antcnnce coi-pnri (cqiiilougcp, articulo 4o piceo ; pro-
thorax subtilissiine punctalus, posiice viridescens ; antjnlis poslicis
obliisis lion prominulis ; aUi: antiiic apices vc'isus viridescentes, albido
uniguUal(C, memirana nic/ricanle. Var. .^ — Fitivus,!>ubtuii teslaceus ;
anlennnrum articuli apice nigri. Var.? — Teslaceus ; alee anticce
pallida bigullaUe.

Female. Testaceous, paler beneath. Rostrum extending nearly to
the middle coxaj. Antenna; as long as the body; second joint a little
longer than the first; third much shorter than the first; fourth piceous,
very little shorter than the third. Prothorax very finely punctured, greenish
about the hind 1/order; hind angles oiUuse, well defined, not prominent.
Legs slender. Fore wings greenish about the outer border of the corium ;
a whitish dot near the outer border; membrane blackish. Length of the
body 9i lines.

a. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

Var.i' Tawny, testaceous beneaih. Joints of the antennfe black
towards the tips. Fore wings with the white dot more conspicuous and
nearer the middle of the exterior border. Length of the body 81 lines.

b. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Var.P Testaceous, paler beneath. Sides of the prothorax aud a
longitudinal line not punctured with brown. Each fore wing with two
paler dots, which are not punctured with brown, one on the angle of the
corium, the other in the disk. Length of the body 9 lines.
a. Bombay. Presented by E. Dowues, Esq.

The three individuals here recorded may be three distinct species,
but can hardly be recogni/cd as such until more specimens arc obtained.

HEMirTEKA HETEUOPTEllA. 97

19. HoMffiOCKRUS StGN.VTUh

FcEm. Virirli-lestacrus ; caput, ct prolhorax nigra liilinrala ; aiitrniue

sat validcE ; prothorax nigrica»te late iinifasciatus, angulis pnsticis

acutis prominulis subascendeulibits ; alic anticcc pict'cc, albido late

unifasviata, testaceo vrnostc, memhrana cinerea.

Female. TesUiceous. Head and piotlidvax srreenisli testaceous, with

a black line alonir each side. Rostiinn extendinn; almost to tlie middle coxcc.

Antennae rather stout; second joint black at the lip, somewhat lonjifer than

the first. Prothorax nearly smooth ; a broad Idackish band alonfr the hind

border; hind an^^Jcs acute, prominent, slightly ascending'. Lejj:s rather

slender. Fore wings piceons ; a broad whitish band near the outer border of

the corium ; veins testaceous; membrane cinereous. Length of the body

8 lines.

a. Ceylon, Presented by Dr. Templeton.

20. HOMCEOCERUS SUBJECTDS.

Mas. Luteus,subtus teslaceus ; prothorax snbiiliter piinctatiis,rufescente
UJiifascialtis, am/ulis posticis obtusis rum prominulis ; abdominis
dorsum rnfum ; alee anticcc fascia rufescente. jdagaquc albida connexis,
mcmbrana diaphana.

Female. Luteous, testaceous beneath. Prothorax finely punctured,
with a slight longitudinal line; a dark reddish band along the hind border
including a transverse luteous line; hind angles obtuse, not rounded, not
prominent. Abdomen red above. Fore wings with an irregular dark
reddish band along the exterior border of the corium, connected on its
inner side with a whitish patch ; membrane pellucid. Length of the body
6 lines,
a. Siara. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2L HoMCEOCERUS CONGISUS.

Fcem. Piceus, subttis jlavus ; antcnncc picew, corpori (cqvilnngtE ; pro-
thorax sublilissime jmnctatus, aiigulis posticis ubtusis non prominulis
margine postico albido; pedes Jiavi.
Female. Piceons, yellow beneath, llostruui yellow. Antennfc piceons,
slender, as long as the body. Prolhorax very minutely ]»unclured ; hind
angles obtuse, well defined, not prominent; hind border wliitish. Legs
yellow. Length of the body 71 lines.
a. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

22. HOMCEOCEIIUS LINEATUS.

Mas. Fulvus, subtus lestaceus ; antenmc corporc breviores ; prolhorax
subtiliter scaber, angulis posticis rectangulalis vix prominulis ; al<c
anticce testaceo venoscc, membrana fusca.

y» . CATALOGUE OF

Malf. Tawny, testaceous licneath. Rostrum extending to the
middle coxs. Anleinia; shorter than the body; second joint lonjijer than
the first; tliird shorter than the first. Prothorax finely scabrous ; trans-
verse ridge near the hind border well defined ; hind angles rectangular,
very slijihtly prominent. Legs slender. Fore wings with pale testaceous
veins; membrane brown. Length of the body 6 Hues.

a. Burmah. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

23. HoMtEOCERUS PROMINULUS.

Ceratopachys prominulus and C vicinus, C. H. 501 — Tliponius cordiger,
Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1S59, 4(55.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliot.

b. North Hindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.

c. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

d. Hindostan. Frou) tlie Entomological Society's collection,

24. HoMOiOCERUS SiNICUS.

Foem. Fuscescenle fulvtis, fusiformis, suhtus testaceus ; caput et pro-
thorax nigro submaryinata ; antenme picece, corporis diniidio aqui-
longce ; prothorax siibliliasiine jninclatiis, anguiis posticis obtusis
subrolundalis non prominulis ; membrana pallide cinerea.
Female. Browuish tawny, fusiform, testaceous beneath. Head and
prothorax slightly bordered with black on each side. Rostrum extending
almost to the middle cox^. Antcnnre piceous, about half the length of the
body; second joint much longer than the first; third longer than the first;
fourth a little shorter than the first. Prothorax very finely punctured;
hind angles obtuse, slightly rounded, not prominent. Legs testaceous,
slender. Membrane of the fore wings pale cinereous. Length of the body
6 lines.

Most allied to H. iinipunctatus; antenna stouter; hind angles of the
prothorax less prominent.
a. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

25. HOMCEOCERUS ANTICUS.

Mas. Testaceus; caput lougiusculum, fusco biviltatum; prothorax
subtililer punctalus, rufo bilineatus et unifasciatus, angulis posticis
rectangulalis subprominulis ; abdominis segmenta dorsalia nigra mar-
ginala ; aUt anticcc vitta lata indeterminata rufa, membrana fusca.
Male. Testace(nis. Head rather long, with a brown stripe on each
side. Rostrum extending nearly to the mi<ldle coxae. Prothorax finely
punctured, with a red line on each side and with a red band near the iiind
border; hind angles rectangular, slightly prominent. Dorsal segments of
the abdomen bordered with black. Fore wings with a broad irregular red
stripe; membrane brown. Length of the body 6h lines.
fl. Hindostan.

HEMIPTEEA HRTEROPTERA.

26. HOMOEOCERUS MINAX.

Foem. Fulvus, stibtus tcstaceus; antcnnm rufcc, corpora hreviores, arliculo
4o 3o crquiloiigo ; prothorcix suhtilissime punctatus, piceo fasciatus,
angulis post ids lotigis aciitis subascendenlihus ; menibrana nigricans.

Female. Tawny, testaceous beneath. Eyes at some distance from
the fore border of the prothorax. Rostrum extending to the middle coxa).
Antenna? red, rather shorter tlian the body; joints from the first to the
the third successively decreasing in length; fourth thicker than the third,
which it equals in length. Prothorax very finely punctured ; hind angles
forming two long acute diverging slightly ascending spines; a piceous
band along the hind border, including the spines. Legs slender. Fore
wings with a blackish membrane. Length of the body 5^ lines.

a. Hindostan. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
Eastern Isles.

A. Prothorax with no pale lines.

a. Hind angles of the prothorax prominent, acute. - mundus.

b. Hind angles of the prothorax rectangular or obtuse,

hardly prominent.

* Antennae with black bands. - - - puncticornis.
** Antenna with no black bands.

\ Fore wings with no pale marks,

j-j Body long. ------ paralleliis.

I Body hardly long. ----- parvulus.

If Fore wings with a pale costal patch. - - simplex,

flf Fore wings with a pale dot near the exterior border. lucidus.

B. Prothorax with pale lines. ... - plebeius.

27. HOMCEOCEEUS PUNCTICORNIS, C H. 440.
Tliponius puncticornis, Stal.
a, b. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

28. HOMCEOCERUS MUNDUS.]

Mas et foem. Testaceus ; antennce corpori aquilougcc ; prothorax suh-
tilissime scaber, nigra biiineatus, angulis posiicis acutis prominulis
subascendentibus ; alee anticm nigro submargviatcc et unistrigatce,
membrana diaphana.

Male and female. Testaceous. Rostrum extending to beyond the
middle of the mesopectns. Antenna; as lung as the body ; second joint
longer than the, first; third shorter than the first. Prothorax very finely
scabrous, with a black line on each side extending from the fore border to
the hind angle, which forms a stout, prominent, acute, sli{;htly ascending
spine. Fore wings with a black costa; inner border black frotu the base

100

CATALOGUE 01

to the tip of tlie sciitellum; a black streak along the hind part of ihe
exterior border; membrane pellucid. Leiiglh of the body 10 — \0^
lines.

a, b. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles* collection.
c. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowriug, Esq.

2U. HOMCEOCEEUS LfJCIDUS.

Foem. Tenlacfus ; autenncc fulvce, corpore breviorcs, artinilis apice

niijrin i prulliorax subtilissime scaber, angu/ia poslicis rectatti/ulatis

subprominulis ; ahe anticcE fusco unistriyalce, membrana diaphana.

Female. Testaceous. Rostrum extending nearly to the middle

coxa;. Antenna; tawny, shorter than the body; first, second and third

joints with black lips; second very little shorter than tlie first; third very

much shorter than the secnnd. Prothorax very finely scabrous ; transverse

ridge near the hind border well defined ; hind" angles rectangular, slightly

prominent. Legs slender. Fore wings with a brown streak along the liind

part of the exterior l)order; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length

of the body 8 lines.

a. Java,

b. Celebes. From ]\ir, Wallace's collection,

30. HOMCEOCERUS SIMPLEX.

Foem. Teslaceus ; anteiuue corpore breviores; prothorax sublilissime
scaber, a)i(julis poslicis ohtusis turn promin^iUs ; alee antico: macula
coslali picco iniirijinala monbrauaque diaphanis.

Female. Testaceous. Piostrnm extending to the middle of the meso-
pcctus. AntennPB shorter than the body; second joint much longer than
the first; third shorter than the first. Prothorax very finely scal)rous;
hind angles obtuse, not rounded nor prominent; transverse ridge near the
hind border well defined on each side. Fore wings with a broad curved
piceons streak near the exterior border of the corium; membrane pellucid.
Length of the body 10 lines.
a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection,

.31. HOMCEOCERUS PARALLELUS.

Mas. Full-US, fere linearis; antenncc picew, corpori aquilongcc ; pro-
thorax sjiUiliter scaber, angulis posticis acutis proininiilis ; alee
anticcE nigra unilineatcc, fusco uniplayiata, membrana diaphana.
Male. Tawny, narrow, nearly linear. Rostrum extending nearly to
the middle coxo3, Antennie piceous, as long as the body; second joint
longer than the first; third shorter than the first. Prothorax finely
scabrous; hind angles acute, prouiinent. Legs slender. Fore wings with
u black costal line ; a brown patch along the exterior border of the corium ;
membrane and hind wings pellucid. Lenytli of tlie body 8 lines.
a, Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

HEJJIPTERA HETEEOPTERA. 101

32. HOMOSOCERUS PARVULUS.

Mas. Testaceus ; antenna; rvfcc, corpore vix breviorcs, arllculis in iotjiie

sat vaiidis, 4o piceu ; prothorax subtiiiter scaber, picco bilinealus,

angulis posiicis rectangulatis sat prominulis, membrana diaphana.

Male. Testaceous, paler beneath. Rostrum extending to tlie middle

coxae. Antenna; red, nearly as long as llie l)ody ; first and fourth joints

stouter than the second and than the third; second joint much longer than

the first; third as long as the first; fourth piceous, much shorter than the

third. Prothorax finely scabrous, with a piceous line along each side from

the fore border to the hind angle, which is rectangular and rather promi-

minent. Membrane of the fore wings pellucid. Length of the body

5 lines.

a. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

33. HOMCEOCERUS.'' MINIMUS.

minimus, Serv, Hist. Hem. 204 — Coreus parvulus, Hope.
Java.

34. HoMCEOCERUS PLEBEIUS.

Tliponius plebeius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 4(M.
Java.

Country unknown.

35. HOMOEOCEUUS GUTTA, (J. H. 445.

a. ?

3(5. HoMCEOCERUS? MARGINELLUS.

Gouocerus margiuellus, H.-Sch. Wan:z. Ins. vi. 7, pi. 182, f. 562 —
Tliponius margiuellus, Stal.

Geutis 10. LATIMBUS.
Latimbus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 46(5. Hem. Afr. ii. 71.

1. Latimbus concolok.

Homceocerus concolor, C. H. 446 — Parvphes hiluris, Stal, Ofv. K. V.

Ak. Fork. 1855, 29.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's colleclion.

2. Latimbus punctiventris.
Homceocerus punctiventris, Sijnl. Arch. Ent. ii. 299 — Latimbus puncti-
ventris, <S/fl/, Hem. Afr. ii. 72.
Calabar.

102 CATALOGUE OF

3. Latimbus armipes.
armipes, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1859, 466. Hem. Afr. ii. 73.
Calabar.

4. Latimbus? eugifer.
Tliponius nigifer, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 465.
Caffraria.

Genus 11. ORNYTUS, C. H. U7.

1. Ornytus alternans, C. //. 447.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

2. Ornvtus eloxgatus, C. H. 447.

3. Ornytus? brevicobnis, C. H. 448.
a. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

Genus 12. LEPTORNYTUS.

Mas. Corpus gracillimum. Caput subquadratuno, antice paullo
angustius; lobi aequales. Oculi proininuli. Rostrum coxas anticas paullo
superans; articulus 2us 3o loiij,'ior. Antennce graciles, corpori ajquilongae ;
articulus 2us lo multo brevior; 3us 2o longior, lo brevior; 4us 2o mullo
brevior. Protborax subtilissime punctatus, angulis poslicis rotundatis non
prominulis. Abdomen fusiforme.

Male. Body very slender. Head subquadrate, a Utile narrower in
front; lobes of equal length. Eyes prominent, very near the prothorax.
Rostrum extending a little beyond the fore coxce ; second joint longer than
the third. Antennffi slender, as long as the body; second joint much
shorter than the first; third longer than the second, shorter than the first;
fourth much shorter than the second. Prothorax very finely punctured,
narrower in front; sides straight; hind angles rounded, not prominent.
Abdomen fusiform, tumid at the tip beneath. Legs slender.

1. Leptornytus rufocornis.
Mas. Fuscesceuiefulvus, subtus pallide testaceus ; antenna ritfce, arliculo
4o piceo.
Male. Brownish tawny, pale testaceous beneath. Eyes piceous.
Antennas red; fourth joint piceous. Legs pale testaceous. Length of the
body 7| lines.
a. Amazon Region. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 103

Gemis 13. HOMCEOCEROIDES.

Corpus gracile. Caput hrevc, suliquadratuni ; lobi a^quales. Rostrum
coxas anlicas paullo superans. Anienns gracilcs, corpore brevioies ;
arliculus 4us lo longior. Prothoracis anguli poslici roUuulati, non
proininuli.

Body slender. Head sliort, subquadrate ; lobes of equal length.
Eyes prominent, near the prothorax. Rostrum extending a little beyond
tlie fore coxfB ; second and third joints nearly equal in length. Antenna;
slender, somewhat shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third
successively decreasing in length ; fourth longer than the first. Prothorax
very finely scabrous; sides straight; hind angles rounded, not prominent.
Legs slender.

1. HOMCEOCEROIDES DIVE RSICORNIS.

Homoeocerus diversicornis, C. H. 44t:>.

a. Bahia. Presented by M. Reiche.

b. Columbia. From iM. Goudot's collection.

c. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

d. Constancia. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

2. HoM^OCEROIDES INCONGRUUS.

Mas. Testaceus; antenna: picea, corpore paullo breviores, articulo \o
testaceo ; prothorax sitbtilissime scabcr, augulis posticis rotundatis
non prominulis ; scutellutn rufescens, macula busali triangulari
testacea, apice albtdo ; ula anticcc striga lanceolata nigra, membrana
diaphana.

Male. Testaceous, slender. Rostrum extending a little beyond the
fore coxse. Antennae piceous, a little shorter than the body ; first joint
testaceous, very little longer than the second ; third much shorter than the
second. Prothorax very finely scabrous; transverse callus near the fore
border and transverse ridge near the hind border well defined ; hind angles
rounded, not prominent. Scutelluin reddish, with a testaceous triangular
spot on the fore border and with a whitish tip. Fore wings with a black
lanceolate streak along the exterior border of the corium; membrane
pellucid. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 14. EUPLATYCORIS.

Mas. Corpus latum. Caput parvum, breve, tuberculis antenniferis
prominulis. Rostrum coxas intermedias attingens, articulo 4o brevi.
Antenna^ corpore breviores; articulus ^us subdilatatus. Prothoracis latora
subdeutata ; anguli postici acuti, prominuli, perparum ascendentes. Pedes
sat validi ; femora apice supra dentuta ; femora postica snbtiis apices
versus dentata.

104 CATALOGUE OF

Male. Body broad. Head small, short; aiUenniferous tubercles
extendiniT ratber beyond the middle lobe. Rostrum extendinfj to the
middle coxje; third joint shorter than the others. Antennae somewhat
shorter than the body; second joint much shorter than the first; third
slightly dilated, as Ion;;; as the second; fourth much longer than the first.
Prothorax ample; sides slightly dentate; hind angles acute, prominent,
very slightly ascending, Sculellum triangular, its length slightly exceeding
its breadth. Legs vathev stout; femora acutely dentate above at the tips ;
hind femora slightly dentate beneath near the tips.

1. EUPLATYCORIS BELLICORNIS.

Mas. Niger; anlennanun articuU 2iis 'Susque dimidio apicali alhi ;
prothorax cano tomentosus, punclis nonnuUis caliis qualiior nigris ;
aim poslicce nigricantes.

Male. Black Second and third joints of the antennae white for
move than half the length from the base. Prothorax with hoary tomentum,
excepting some points and four calli, which form a short band in front.
Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 13 lines.

a. Sanlarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 15. CERATOPACHYS, C. H. 500.
Africa.

A. Head not striped.

a. Third joint of the antennuMiot dilated.

* Fourth joint of the antenna? linear. - - - ruficornis.

** Fourth joint of the antenna' fusiform. - - virescens.

b. Third joint of the antennie dilated. - - - plagiatus.

B. Head striped in the disk. - - - - nigricoruis.

C. Head striped on each side. . - - . subsparsus.

1. CERATOrACHYS RUFICORNIS, C. //. 500.

a. Africa. From Mr. Clnldren's collection.

2. Ceratopaciiys vikescexs, C. H. 500.

a. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.
h. Natal. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

3. Ceratoi'achvs i'Lagiatus, C. II. 502.

Philouus nigrovittauis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. I'orh. 1855, 2U— Prismalo-
cerus plagiatus, Slal, Ilnii. Afr. ii. ()(>.

a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

HEMIPTEilA HETEROPTERA.

105

4, CER.vroPAcnvs NifiiucoRNis, C. II. 503.
Tliponius rugifer, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 18;39, 40.3.
a—c. Soutli Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

d. Cape. From M. Drojie's collection.

e. Lake N'ganii. From Mr. Auderseu's collection.

;"). CERATOPACnYS SUBSPARSUS.

Foem. Rufcsccns, antice nup-o bivitlatus, stibtus tcalaccm, nhjro spamm ;
rostrum nigrum, basi fulvum, articulo '2o cccteris lonf/iore ; anlmnjs
nigrcB, corpora vnlde breviores, ardculh 2o 3oque rufis apice nigris-,
4o basi rufo ; protkoracis angnii poslici rotundali, non prominuu ;
pectus nigro bivittatwn ; pedes nigri, tibiis obscure rufescenlibus ;
wembrana nigra.
Female. Reddish or red, elliptical; under side testaceous, tliinly and
minutely speckled with I)lack. Head and anterior protliorax with a black
stripe on each side. Rostrum black, extending to the middle coxte, tawny
towards the base; second joint hinder than the others. AnleniKB black,
much shorter than the body; joints from the first to the third nearly
equal in len^lh ; second andtirn-d red, with black tips ; fourth red at the
base, very little ioniser than the third. Prothorax very minutely punctured ;
hiud au5);Ies obtuse, rounded, not prominent. Pectus with two black
stripes, extendin£r from the fore coxrE to the hind coxae. I'C<:;s black,
rather short; libi;c dark reddish. Membrane of the fore wings black.
Length of the body 7^ lines.
a. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
b — d. South Africa. Presented by R. Trimen, Esq.

G. Ceratopaciivs? ricolor.
Hoinococerusbicolor, Germ. Silb. Rev. Ent. v. 148 — Prismatocerus bicolor,

Stal, Hem. Fabr. ii. 05.
Cape. Cafl'raria.

7. Ceratopachys ? discolor.
Prismatocerus discolor, Stal, Hem. Fabr. ii. 6.5.
Caffraria.

South Asia.
8. Ceratopaciivs vaiuarilis, C. H. 502.
Tliponius insignicornis? iSlal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1851), 405.
a — c. North Hindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.
d — t. Hindostan. From the Entomological Society's cidlection.
J— «. Var. ? Bagdad. Presented by J. K. Loftus, Esq.

106

CATALOGUE OP

Genus 14. CIICEROMMATUS, C. H. 518.
Neurodedenhis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1853, 260.

1. ChcEROJIMATHS FAUINOSUS, C. H. 518.

Senegal.

a. South Africa. Presented by J. D. Jebbs, Esq.

2. Cna:ROMMATUs akgillaceus.
argillaceuR, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 01.
Madagascar.

3. ClKEROMMATUS INDUTUS.

indulus, Slat, Hem. Afr. ii.62.
Caffraria.

Genus 16. VERLUSIA, C. /7.507.
1. Veulusia ehombea.
a—l. England.

m. France. Presented by M. A. Scrville.
n — /). South Europe. Presented by R. iM'Andrew, Esq.
q. Teneriffe.

2. Verlusi.v sui.cicornis, C. ii. SOS.

a, Ik Italy.

c. Tunis. From Mr. Eraser's collection.
f/, e. Madeira. Presented by T. V. Wollaston, Es(j.
/ — w. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

3. VeRLUSIA SINUAT.-V.

sinuata, Fieb. Eur. Hem. -220.
Corsica.

4. Veulusia pustulifera.
pustulifera, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 185;>, 475.
Sir Daria.

(Jenus ODONTOPARIA.
Odontoparia, Map; Verh. Zool. But. GcscIL JVien. .\v. 433. Hem. Het.

97.

Closely allied to IJomococerus ; fourth joint of the ai)tciin;c longer
than the third.

HEMIPTEEA HETEKOPTERA. 107

1. Odontoparta Nicobauensis.
Nicobarensis, ]\rai/)\ Verh. Zool. Bot. Gesell. Wien. xv. 433. Hem. Ilet.

98, pi. 2, f. 22.
Sarabelang.

3. SPINIFRONTIA.
Spinifiontia, Scrv. Hist. Hem. 20G.

A. Hind femora not thicker tluiu the others. - 1. Syromastid^.

B. Hind femora thicker than tlie others. - - 2. Acanthocokid^.

Fam. 1. SYROMASTID^.

Syromastides, Serv. Hist. Hem. 206 — Coreida?, p., C. H. 485 — Coreida,

p., Stal — Section Coreina, Fam. Coreidas, p., Douglas and Scutt.

A. Third joint of the antennne not dilated when the

body is elong^ated and linear.

a. Membrane of the fore wings with longitudinal

veins only and withont areolcts.
* Spines at the base of the antenna) on the inner

side and converging. - - - 1. SYROMASTFiS.

** Spines at tiie base of the antennic placed on the
outer side and diverging.
\ Body oval. Sides of the abdomen dilated
beyond the fore wings. An acute point
between the antcnuiferous tubercles.
I Hind border of the prothorax nearly straight. - 2. Enoplops.

II Hind border of the prothorax bilobed. - 3. Centiiocoris.

j-f No acute point l)etween the antenniferous

tubercles. - 4. Anasa. 5. TrihASTOcoEis. (5. Cimolus.

b. Membrane of the fore wings with irregular

areolets. - - - . . 7, Atkactus.

B. Body elongate, linear. Third joint of the

antennae dilated into a large and rounded

leaflet. ----- 8. Chariesterus.

Genus 1. SYROMASTES, C. H. 509.

1. SvEOilASTES MAKGINATUS, C. H. 509.

a—q. England.

r. France. Presented by ]M. A. Scrville.

s. Geneva. Presented by M. Gourean.

t. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

V. Italy.

Genus 2. ENOPLOPS.
Enoplops, Serv. Hist. Hem. 208 — Coreus, C. H. 508.

108 CATALOGUF, OF

1. Enoplops Scapha.
Coreus Scapha, C. H. 50s.
a — p. Eiigluiul.

q. South Europe. Presented hy R- M'Andrew, Esq.
r. Spain. Presented by Major Parry,
s. Italy.

2. Enoplops cornutus.
Coreus Scaplia, Wolff, Wunz. Ins. (=19, f. 06. Pan:. Faun. Germ. iii. 9.

Rami). Faun. And. 138— Syromastes Scapha, Burm. Ilandb. Enl. ii.

315 — Enoplops Scapha, Serv. Hist. Hem. 208 — Coreus cornutus,

Hnffni. H.-Sch. A^oHJ.— Enoplops cornutus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. 9.

Fit'L Eur. Hem. 230— Enoplops ventralis, Duhrn, Slclt. Ent. Zeit.

1800, 106.
Spain. Poriuga!. Sicily.

3. Enoplops bos.
bos, Dohrn, Stelt. Ent. Zeit. 1860, 106. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 230.
Spain.

Genus 3. CENTROCORIS.
Centrocoris, Kol. Mel. Ent. ii. — Centrocarenus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 231.

I. Centrocoris spinigera.
Coreus spiniger, C. H. 509- Centrocarenus spiuiger,/'/r6. Eur. Hem. 231.
a. France. Presented by M. A. Scrville.
b—g. South France.

Genus 4. ANASA, C. H. 504.

Oiitevus, Hahn.

North America.

1. Anasa scor>r>UTicA.

Cimex scorbuticus, Fair. Sj/st. Ent. 706; Sp. Ins. ii. 349; Mant. Ins. ii.
.2S(i_Coreus scorbuticus, Fabr. Ent. Si/sl. \v. 129; Sijst.Ilhyn. 195—
Acanthoccrus nebulosus. Pal. Beuuv. Ins. 205. Hem. pi. 12, f. 6—
Anasa nuEsla, C. II. 505— Anasa spiiiiceps, Stal, Slclt. Ent. Zeit.
xxiii. 300.

North America. Mexico.

fl. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

b. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 109

2. Anasa armigeka.
Coreus armiger, Say — Aiiasa terminalis, C. 11. oOtJ — Anasa armigera, Sled,
Hem. Fuhr. 157.

a, h. United States. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
c. ?

3. Anasa obliqua.
Gonocerus obliquus, Uhler — Anasa obliqua, Slal.
United States,

Mexico.

4. Anasa Uhleri.

Anasa Uhleri, Slal, Koncjl. Vet. Ah. Handl. vii, 57. Hem. Fuhr. i. 57.
Mexico.

5. Anasa nigkipes.

Anasa nigripes, Slal, Komjl. Vet. Ah. I/andl. vii. 57. Hem. Fair. i. 57.
Mexico.

6. Anasa Andresit.

Anasa lugens, Slal, Slett. Ent. Zeil. xxiii.30l — Gonocerus Andresii, Gaer.

Sagra, Hist. Fis. Cuba — Anasa Andresii, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.
Cuba.
a. Chiapas, Mexico. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

7. Anasa bellator.

Lagaria bellator, C. H. 443— Anasa bellator, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.
Mexico.

a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

West Indies.
8. Anasa dogsigera, C. U. 504.
a—d. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's collection.

Galapagos.

!). Anasa obscura, C. H. 505.
fl, b. Galapagos Isles. Presented by C. Darwin, Esq.

110 CATALOGUE OF

South America.

10. Anasa cornuta.
cornuta, Serv. Hint. Hem. 209.
Brazil.

1 1 . Anasa apicalis, C. H. 506.

a. Columbia. From M. Gf)udot's collectioa.

b, c. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

12. Anasa? cornuta.
Lagaria cornuta, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 31 — Not Anasa cornuta, Serv.
Brazil.

Country unknown.

13. Anasa macui.iventris.
maculiventris, Slal, Hem. Fahr. i. 67.

Genus 5. THLASTOCORIS.
Tlilastocoris, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bat. Ges. Wien. xv. 364. Hem. Het. 91.

I. TlILASXOCORIS L^TUS.

leetus, Murjr, Hem. Hit. 91, pi. 2, f. 20.

Surinam.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection,

Genus 6. CIMOLUS.
Cimolus, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeil. xxiii. 302.

This genus is said to differ from Anasa by tlie more approximate
antenniferous tubercles, by iLe space between tbem being lilled with tlie
middle lobe alone, and by the shorter rostrum.

1. CiMOLDS VITTICEPS.

vitliceps, Stal, Stetl. Ent. Zeil. xxiii. 302.

Genus 7. ATIUCTUS.

Atractus, De Lap. Hem. 45 — Spathocera, Bicrenspni>i(j, Berl. Ent. Zeit.
1860. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 210.

1. Atractus laticornis.
Coreus laticornis, Seliill. licitr. 42, pi. 2, f. 2. Panz. Faun. Germ. 135, 3—
Atractus cineretis, De Lap. Ass. 4(i. Serv. Hist. Hem, 210 — Spalbo-

cera laticornis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 215.
France. Germany.

HEMIPTEKA HETEKOPTEIIA. Ill

2. Atractus Dalmanxi.
Coreus Dalnianni, Schill. Beitr. 41, pi. 1, f. 1— Areiiocoiiis Dalmanni,

Hahn, Wanz. Im. f. li)3 — Pspudophliuiis Daliuumii, Gorslii/, 10:3—

Spathoccia Ualmamii, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 216.
France. Germany.

3. Atractus lobatus.
Syroinastes obscuriis, Germ. Faun. Eur. 22, f. 1— Psoiuloplila^us lolialiis,
ll.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. L 5L)l— Spathocera lubala, Fieb. Fur. Hem. 21(3.

South Europe.

Genus 8. CHARIESTERUS, C. //. 510.

1. Chariesterus antennator, C. H. 510.
a. Georgia. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

2. Chariesterus albiventris, C. H. 510.
a — (/. South America. From Mr. Cliiklren's collection.

3. Chariesterus mcestus, C. H. 511.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Children's collection.

b. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

c — e. Oajaca, Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

4. Chariesterus abdominalis, C. //.oil.
a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

5. Chariesterus gracilis.
gracilis, De Lap. Hem. pi. 53, f. (i. Sen\ Hist. Hem. 211 — niccstus :

Burin. Handb. Ent. ii. 317.
Cayenne.
a. Babia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

6. Chariesterus vexillarius.
vexillarius, Durm. Ilandb. Ent. ii. 317.
Brazil.

7. Chariesterus bicolor.
Coreus bicolor, Gray, Griff. An. Kingd. xv. pi. 92, f. 4.

112

CATALOGUE OF

Fam. 2. ACANTHOCORID^.
Acanthocorides, Serv. Hist. Rem. 211.

The genus Merocoris has no spines on tlie front.

tt

§§
++
++

§

X

XX

§§

tt

Tliii'd joint of the antenna dilated into a

leaflet. - - . - -

Third joint of the antenncc cylindrical.
Sleruuin with a membrane above the hind

coxa?.
Sides of the prothorax without spine. Hind

femora not abruptly curved at the base. -
Sides of the prothorax with spines. Hind

femora abruptly curved at the base.
Sternum without a membrane above the hind

coxa?.
Head almost as long as broad. Second and

third joints of the antenuaj of nearly equal

length.
First joint of the anlennre spinous.
Fore wings parallel towards the base, widened

towards the middle. - - -

Fore wings wholly subpavallel, or slightly

widening from the base to the middle and

narrowinij tovvards the tips.
First joint of the antenna? unarmed.
Antenna? short.

Hind femora abruptly incrassated. -
Hind femora not abruptly incrassated.
Anlennce long.
Femora luberculate.
Hind angles of the prothorax acute.
Hind angles of the prothorax obtuse.
Femora not luberculate. - - -

Head short, broader than long. Second joint

of the antenna? longer than the third.
Sides of the prothorax denticulated; hind

angles flattened. Mind femora of the male

without a stout tooth at the base.
Sides of the prothorax not denticulated ; hind

angles elongated into a fine acute point.

Hind femora of the male with a stout tooth

at the base. - . . -

1. GOLEMA.

2. HvMliNOl'IIOIlA.

4. Cami'tischium.

6. acantiiocokis

7. Pbxalocnemis

10. Merocoius.
9. cokynocoris.

3. Crinocerus.
5. euthochtha.

8. Athaumastus.

1. Machtima.

12. ZOREV.

Genus 1. GOLEMA.
Golema, Serv. Jlist. Hem. 211.

HEMIPTERA HKTEROPTERA. 113

1. GOLEMA RUBUOMACULATA.

rubromaculata, Serv. Hist. Hem. 212 — Criuocerus histrio, Burm. Handb.
Em. ii. 318.

Caj'enne. Surinatn.

a, b. Santaieui. From Mr. Bates' collection.

2. GoLEMA TESSELLATA.

tessellata, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e 3Iatetn. Napoli, Fasc. 10.

Genus 2. HYMENOPHORA.
Hymenophera, Be Lap. — Hymenopliora, Serv. Hist. Hem, 212.

1. Hymexophora crucifera.
Crinocerus criicifer, C. H. 407.
a. St. Domingo. Presented by M. A. Pierret.
h, c. St. Domingo. From Mr. Hearne's collection.
</, e. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tvveedie's collection.
f—i. St. Domingo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 3. CRINOCERUS, C. H. 407.

1. Crinocerus sanctus, C.H. A07.

a. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Schoraburgk.

b. Guiana. Presented by M. Serville.

c. South America. From Mr. Children's collection.
d—f. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

g, h. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Crinocerus analis, C. H. 407,
a, b. South America.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Argent's collection.

d, e. Brazil. Presented by W, W. Saunders, Esq.

3. Crinocerus lobatus.
lobatus. Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 318. H.-Sih. Wanz. vi. 17, pi 186
f. 573.

Cuba.

4. Crinocerus tuberculatus.
tuberculatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. vi. 17, pi. 186, f. 572.

5, Crinocerus subtomentosus.
subtomentosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184.

114 CATALOGUE OF

6, CrINOCERUS H;EMATICUS.

hffimaticus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1859, 455.
Brazil?

7. Crinocerus subcarinatus.
snbcaiinalus, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 455.
Monte Video.

8. CUINOCERUS RUBItO-ORNATUS.

rnbro-ornatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V.Ak. Fork. 1855, 184; 1859, 456.
Brazil.

9. Crinocerus lugens.
lugens, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184.
Brazil.

Genus 4. CAMPTISCHIUM.
Camptischium, Serv. Hist. Hem. 213.

1. Camptischium clavipes.
Crinocerus clavipes, C. H. 408.
a. Soulli America.

2. Camptischium fulvicornis.
Crinocerus fulvicornis, C. U. 408.

C. clavipes and C. fulvicornis have been supposed to be one species,
but in the latter the first joint of the antennae is shorter and the hind
femora are less incrassaled.

a. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Sohomburgk.

3. Camptischium spinosum.
, Stall, Pun. IGO, pi. 40, f. 287— spiuosum, Serv. Hist. Hem. 213.

a, h. Tejuca. Presented by the Rev. H. C^lark.

c. Cons- ;;!(Ma. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

d. Petrojiolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

e. Brazil.

4. Camptischium tenebrosum.

Mas. Nigrum; antenncB fvlvce,articulo \o 2o valde longiore ; prolhorax
tuherculalus, unilinealus, lateribus spinosis, anguiis posticis promi-
nulis valde aeutis ; pedes fulvi, tibiis posticis subtus femoribusque
posticis niyris ; corium rufo venosum.

UEMIPTEUA HKTEKUPTEUA. 115

Male. Black. Rostrum and antennaB tawny; first joint of tlie latter
nnich loiijrer than tlie second. Protiiorax with a slij,'ht lon^iliuiiiial
impressed line, with several minute tul)ercles in liie disk and with a lew
short stout spines alonij: each side; hind angles forming two acute promi-
nent spines. Tip of the sculelium pale testaceous, very acute. Lejjs
tawny; hind cox;e and hind femora black; hind tibiie black beneath.
Corium of the fore wings vvith dark red veius; membrane and hind wings
blackish. Length of the body 7 lines.

The black corium of this species distinguishes it from C. clavipes.

a. Archidona. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

o. Camptischium subi.^ve.

Mas. Ni(/nim ; anleniue fcrruyiuece, arliculo \o 2o perparum longiore ;
■prolhnrax sublubfrculalus, laleribus spiitoais, unyulis poxticis actitis
prominulis ; tibice, tarsi et corium ferrwjinea ; femora poatica
subluberculala.

Male. Black. Rostrum and corium ffrrnginous. Antenna? ferru-
ginous; first joint very little longer than the second; second much longer
than the third ; fourth as long as the third. Prolhorax minutely and very
thinly tuberculate ; sides with short stoiii spines; hind angles acute,
prominent. Tip of the scutellum pale testaceous. Tibiie and tarsi ferru-
ginous; hind lemora vtiy slightly luberculate. Female. — Hind femora
slightly incrassated. Length of the body (i — 7 lines.

The first joint of the antenna- is shnrter than thiit of C. clavipes and
of C. spinosiim, and the second joint is longer than that of U. tulvicoruis.

a, h. ISantarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

6 C'AMI'JlhClllUM VEKIiUCOSUM.

Mas. Nigrum, subtm piciiim, nislro /inteiinis pedibii^qne fitluis ; anten-
vaniin arliculits 4iis piccx^:, 3<> panllo brnnor ; prothorax dense
tuberculatus, laleribus deniaiis, aiitju/is pn.sticis prominulis ; femora
pustira vix tuberculala, snbl.us biserialini denlaln.

Male. Black, mostly piecous beneath Rusiium, antenniE and legs
tawny. Antennae much more th.iii hall the length of the body; first joint
much longer than the second; second much longer tlmn the third ; lourlh
piceous, a little shorter than the third. Prolhorax thickly tuiierculated ;
sides dentate ; hind angles jirnminent. Iliiid lemora jiictoiis, dentate in
two rows beneath, hardly luberculated. Membrane of the fore wings
piceous. Length of the body 7 lines.

It agrees with ('. clavipes and with C. tenebrosum in th • length of the
first joint of the antennae, and diifers from them in its darkt-- colour and
more luberculated prolhorax.

a. Cuenca. From Mr. Fraser's collection.

IIG CATALOGUE OF

7. Camptischium subvarium.
Fcem. Piceum, roslro anlcnnis pedibwgue fulvis; antennariim. arliculua
4ms piceus, 'do vix hrevior ; prothorax subliiiler iiiberculatus, angnlis
posticis prominulis peracutis ; scutellum punclis duobm apiceque
tenlaceis.
Femnlfi. Piceous. Eoslnnti, anteniife and legs tawny. First joint
of the antenna; vatber longer tliaii tlie second ; second rather longer than
the third ; fourth piceous, hardly shorter than the third. Prothorax
minutely tuherculated ; hind angles prominent, very acute. Scutellum
testaceous towards the tip and with two testaceous points at the base.
Hind femora piceous, slightly incrassated and tuherculated, with spines
beneath. Length of the body 6 lines.

A little broader than the female of A. sublceve.
a. Archidona. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Genus 5. EUTHOCHTHA.
Euthochtha, Mni/r, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wlen. xv. 431 ; xvi. 87.

1. Euthochtha galeator.
Crinocerus galeator, C. H. 408.

a, b. St. John's Bluff, East Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.
c — n. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Genus (!. ACANTIIOCOIUS, C. ILiyXo.
Africa.

The following arrangement of some of the African species is translated
from Stal's Hem. Afr.

A. Sides of the segments of the connexivum unarmed or

very indistinctly crenulatcd.

a. Scutellum not keeled. - - - lugens, granulosus.

b. Scutellum keeled. - - - - tibialis, s])iuosus.

B. Segments of the coniie.xivuin furnished with a minute

tooth in the apical angles and in the middle of the
exterior border.

a. Prothorax widened in the middle of each side into an

acute porrect process. - . - - granosus.

b. Prothorax not widened on each side or wiili only a

rounded widening. - - obscunconiis, fascicidatus.

1. AcANrilOCOUIS LUGKNS.

Physomerus lugens, SiaL QJi: K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 28- Acaiithocoris

lugens, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 53.
CaflVaria.

HEMIPTERA HETKKUPTEKA. 117

2." ACANTHOCORIS GRANULOSUS.

granulosus, Synt. Arch. Ent. ii. 304. StaL, Hem. Afr. ii. 54.
Gabon.

3. ACANTHOCORIS TIBIALIS,

tibialis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Swe Ser. viii. 947. Stal, Ilcm. Afr. ii. 54.
CaftVaiia. Madagascar.

4. ACANTHOCORIS SPINOSUS.

spinosus, Sgnt. Arch. Enl. ii. 304. Sial, Hem. Afr. ii. .05.
Old Calabar.

5. ACANTHOCORIS GRAN'OSUS.

Pliysomerus fjranosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork.. 1855, 29 — Acaiitiiocoris
granosus, .SVu/, Hem. Afr. ii. 55.

a, b. Natal. From M. Gueiuzius' collection.

(l. ACANTHOCORIS OBSCU RICORN IS, C. lf..j]().

roluntlatus, %/(/. Arch. Enl. ii. 303.

a. Sierra Leoue. Preseuled liy the llev. D. F. .Morf^an.

7. ACANTHOCOIUS FASCICHLATUS, C. II. 5 1().

a — n. St)utl) Africa. Presented by Sir .\. Sinitli.
o. Soulb Africa. Presented by Ii.' Tiiuieu, Esu.

8. AcANTHOCORrS TARSALIS.

Mas. Niger; prnl/mra.v suhlnhcrciilatnx, laleriluis dcntath pnsdce
dildtalis el. rotuvdatis, migulis pnsticis ob/iisis imn. pruuuiiulis ;
scnlellum cnrinatum ; tibue fwstictt fulvn bigullal<r ; Ijirsi fiilri.
Var. /y. — Fcrriigineus ; anlennce futrw, nrlicnlo 4o jiicco basi
rufesctnle.

Male. Black. Head willi a very sbort spine on the outer side of each
antenniferous tubercle. First joint of ibe anlennaj stouter than tlie second
and than ibe third, which it equals in length; fourth much shorter than
the third. Prothorax slifjhtly tuberculate, dentate alonjj^ each side, of
which the hinder half is dilated and rounded; hind an;,rles obtuse, not
jironiinent. Scutellum distinctly keeled towards tlie tip. Connexivum
appearin": beyond the costa of the fore wiiips. Femora and tibi;e tubercu-
late. Hind femora much incrassaled. Tibite slir^htly dilaied. Hind
tibitB dentate beneath; a tawny S[iol on each side near the base. Hind
taisi tawny. Membrane of tlie fore wings with irregular veins and

] 18 CATALOGUE OF

areolets. Var. (3. — Ferrufjinoiis. Antennas tawny; fuiirth joint piceous,
reddish at the base. Lenj^lh of the liudy 6 lines. '

The less proraineut hind angles of the prothorax distinguish it from
A. fasciculatus.

a. Old Calabar. From Mr. J. Gray's collection.

b. Whydah. From Mr. Stevens' collectiun.

9. ACANTHOCORIS ASPE R, C //. 5 1 6.

a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

10. ACANTHOCORIS APICALIS, C.H. 517.

a — c. South Africa. Presented by Sii' A. Smith.

11. ACANTHOCOKIS THORACICUS, C. f/. 517.

a. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 184;^.
South Asia.

12. ACANTHOCORIS ACUTUS, C. H. 516.

Cimcx clavipes? Fabr. Manl. Ins. ii. 288 — Lygaeus clavipes ? Fabr. Ent.
Sysl. iv. 137; Syst. Rlujn. 206.

a. China. Presenled by G. T. Lay, Esq.

b. Mount Ophir. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c. ? From Mr. Children's coUeriion.

13. ACANTHOCOUIS SCABRATOR, C. H. 515.

a, b. Hong Kong. Presenled by J. C. Bovvriug, Esq.

c. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

(/ — f. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

g, h. Burmah. From Mr. Wariny's collection.

i,j. Bnrn)ah. Presenled by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

k. Singapore. Presenled by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

/. Penang. Presenled by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

11. Ceylon. From Dr. Thwailes' collecliou.

o,/?. Hiiulostan. From tlie Eulonioiogical Socieiy's collecliou.

q. . ? Presenled by Majoi-Gen. H.iniwicke.

14. ACANTHOCORIS OBSCUKUS, C. II. 518.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir VV. Elliott.

b. Norih Bengal. From Eicui. Caiii|il. ell's colltclion.

1.). ACANTilOCDKlS ANTICUS.

Mas et foem. Ol/snuf fusni'i ; aiilt^nnarum arliculus 4us luleux ; pro-
lliaru.v suhliliLer scalier, htleribus subfiexu auj/ulis poslicis reclatiyu-
lutis ; abdoininis discus rtifus; coiinr.ci vuin liitcu iiiaailaliiin ; pedes

HEMTPTICRA IIETEROPTEKA. 119

robusli, tibiis poslicis liilro uiiiiiKiculalls subliin iuiideiil<il>.\, libiis
quatuor aiitciioribux (arsisqiie luteis ; metnbrana busi ulra.
Crinocerus poiiderosus, Walk. List Ci'ylon Ins.

Male and female. Dark brdwn, in colour and stmcture like A.
scabralor. First joint of llie atitcnniE hartily shorter than the second;
tliird shorter than the second, luteous at the base; fourth luleous, very
much shorter than the thiid. Prolhorax finely scabrous; sides very
slightly undulating ; hind part dilated; hind angles rectangular. Alido-
nien with luteous spots along each side; disk red. Femora minutely
lulierculate. Hind lemora much incrassated, dentate beneath. Hind
til)iaB slightly widened and with a luleous spot before the middle, with a
toolh beneath beyond the middle. Tarsi and four anterior lihi;e luteous.
j\Iembrane of the fore wings deep black towards the base. Length of the
body 6 lines.
a — h. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templelon.

Genus?. PFTALOCNEMIS.
Pelalocuemis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1853, '259. Hem. Afr. ii. 58.

A. Rostrum extending between the middle coxae; second

joint longer by half than the third. Antennae
shorter than the body by nearly a third. Hind
tibiae somewhat longer than the iiind femora. - spiuulosa.

B. Rostrum hardly extending beyond the fore coxae;

second and third joints nearly equally long.
Antennae shorter than the body by half or by more
than half. Hind tibiae hardly longer than the hind
femora.

a. Body biistly. Sides of the prothorax widened into a

short process in front of the posterior angles, denticulata, sabulosa.

b. Sides of the prothorax with no lobes. - - pachycera.

1. Pktalocnemis spinulosa.

Acantliocoris spinulosus, .S7rt/, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 316 — Petaloc-
nemis spinulosa, Slal, IJein. Afr. ii. 58.

South Africa.

1. Petalocnemis denticulata.
Acauthocoris denticulatus, Slnl, Ofv. K. V. Ak. For/i. 1855, 32— Petaloc-
nemis denticulata, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 59.
Caffraria.

3. Petalocnemis sabulosa.
sabulosa, Stal, Hern. Afr. ii. 60.
Caflfraria.

120 CATALOGUE OF

4. Petalocnkmis pachycera.
pachyceius, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 29 — pachycera, Slal, Hem.
Afr. ii. 60.

Caffiaiia.

Genus 8. ATHAUMASTUS.
AUiaumastus, BLnjr, Vei/i. Zool. Bol. Ges. JVien, xv.431. Hem. Hel. 89.

1. Athaumastus lugens.
Crinocerus lujjens, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ale. Fork. 1855, 184 — Albauinastus
lugeus, Mat/r, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wien. xv. 431. Hem. Hel. 91.

Brazil.

Genus 9. CORYNOCORIS.
Corynocoris, Mayr, Hem. Hel. 95.

1. CORYNOCOKIS TYPHOUS.

Merocoris typbasus, C. H. 419.

2. COUYNOCOHIS DISTINCTUS.

Merocoris distinclus, C. H. 419.

a. Si. Louis. Presented by the Entomological Club.

b. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

c. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

Genus 10. MEROCORIS, C. H. 419.
1. Merocoris tristis, C. H. 420.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.
h, c. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

d. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

e. ? Presented by M. Serville.

Genus 11. MACHTIMA, C. H. 406.

1. MaCHTIMA CRUCKiERA, C. H. 406.

a — c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

d — g. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

h. Honduras. Presented by W. W, Saunders, Esq.

2. Machtima tenuicornis, C.H.iOQ.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

HEMIPTEUA HETEROPTERA. 121

Genus 12. ZOREVA, C. H. 407.

1. Z0RF,VA DEXTIPES, C. H. 407.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

1. ZoREVA ARMATOR.

Coreus armator, Fahr. Sijst. Jthi/n. 196 — Zorera armator, Stal, Bern.

Fabr. i. 49.
South America.

3. ZoREVA VICINA.

vicina, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. ii. 579.
Moyabamba, Peru.

4. ZoREVA DIVISA.

divisa, Sg7it. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. ii. 580.
Peru.

5. ZoREVA IMMACULICOLLIS.

immaculicollis, Costa, R. Accad. Scienze Fisiche e Matem. Napoli,
Fast'. 10.

The three following genera probably belong to the Acauthocoridae.
Genus DALCERA.
Dalcera, Synt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 556.

1. Dalcera lacerd^e.
lacerda?, Spit. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 55(5, pi. 13, f. 19.
Chili.

Genus ELATHEA.
Elathea, Stal, (Ef. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1867, 541.

1. Elathea mundula.

Criuocenis munduhis, Stal, Ofo. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 439— Elathea

mundula, Stal, (Ef. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1807, 540.
Brazil.

Genus SAGOTYLUS.
Sagotylus, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wien. xv. 431. Hem. Hel. 88.

1. Sagotylus triguttatus.
Crinocerus triguttatus, Il.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 86.
Mexico.

12^ CATALOGUE OF

2. TRIGONOCEPHALA.

A. Apical joint of the anteniue filiform, not thickened.- 1. Linicoknia.

B. Apical joint of the auteunaj thickened, nodose or

fusiioim. - - - - - 2. NoDicoRNiA.

1. LINEICORNIA.

A. Eyes not very prominent. Ocelli widely separated. 1. Anisoscelid^.

B. Eyes very prominent. Ocelli approximate. - 2. Alydid/e.

Fam. 1. ANISOSCELID/E, C. H. 449.
Subfam. Coreida, Slal — Auisoscelidida ct Lci)toscelidida, Slal.

A. Tlind tibise dilated, leaf-like.

a. Hind femora slender. - - - - 1. Diaciou.

b. Hind femora thick.

* First joint of the antenna about as long as the

head. ----- 2. Anisoscki.is.

** First joint of the antennte much shorter than

the head. ----- 3. Nakma.

B. Hind lihifE simple.

a. Basal part of the fore wings coriaceous.

* Third joint of the rostrum shorter than the

fourth.
I AntenniB long, slender.

I Antennae moderately long and slender.

§ Fourth joint of the antenna) slender, not thicker
than the third. Hind femora spinous beneath.
X Hind angles of the prothorax not dilated nor
acute.

0 Spiracles situated in the middle of the ventral

segments or thereabout. - - - 4. Phtmia.

-)- Rostrum extending beyond the hind coxae.
H — H Rostrum extending to the middle coxa-. - 7. Plinachtus.

00 Spiracles seated before the middle of the

ventral segments. - - - - 0. Lkptoscelis.

XX Hind angles of the prothorax dilated and

acute. ----- (). Malvana.

§§ Fourth joint of the antennse thicker than the

third. 8. Cebrenis. 9. SpiiicTorvuus. 10. M vpselonotus.

II Antennae very long and slender. - - Ui. Ukanocoris.
■\\ Antenna; shorter, stouter; first joint shoiter

than the head. - . . - 11. Michobasis.

** Third joint of the rostrum as long as or longer
than the fourth.

1 First joint of the antennai longer than the head. 1;'). Lybas.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 123

ff First joint of the antennaj shorter than the
head.
X Head not tumid on each side behind the eyes. 12. Jadera.

II Head tumid on each side behind the eyes. - 13. Sehinetha.

Iff First joint of the antennEe much shorter than

the head. ----- 14. TYNOToaiA.

b. Basal part of the fore wings membranous. - 17. Copius.

Genus 1. DIACTOR, C. H. 450.

1. DiACTOR BILINEATUS, C. H. 450.

a. South America. Presented by Sir A. Calcott.

b. Brazil. Presented by Sir C. Stewart.

c—f. Brazil. Presented by Major-Gen, Hardwicke.

g. JBrazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

h. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

t. Brazil. From Mr. Vigors' collection.

j. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Di ACTOR roLiACEUs, C. H. 451.
Anisoscelis foliacea, Stal,

a. Guayaquil. Presented by Dr. Hooker.

b. Para. Presented by G. Graham, Esq.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

d. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

e. Brazil. From Mr. Vigors' collection.
/. Brazil.

g. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

3. DiACTOR RUFUS, C. H. 451.
Anisoscelis alipes? Guer. Mag. Zool. in. his. pi. 75 — Anisoscelis rufa,
Slal — Anisoscelis afSnis, IFestw.

a. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

b. Vera Cruz. From M. Salle's collection.

4. DiACTOR MARGINELLUS.

Lepioscelis marginellus, C. H. 457 — Diactor cincticollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V.

Ak. Fork. 1855, 185.
a, b. Brazil. Presented by Sir C. Stewart.

5. DiACTOR DISCOLOR.

discolor, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 235. Bug. Resa, 233 (27),
Tahiti.

124 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 2. ANISOSCELIS, C. H. 452.
Leptoglossus, Guh. Voy. Coq. Ins. 174. Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 61 — Theognis,
Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1867, 544.

America.
1. Anisoscelis scripta, C. H. 452.
stigma? Herhsl.P — serrulatus? H.-Sch. — Theognis scripta, Stal.

a. Brazil. Presented by Sir C. Stewart.

b. Para. Presented by G. Graham, Esq.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

d. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

e. Columbia. From M. Gou dot's collection.
Columbia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Amazon Reffion. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Vera Cruz. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.
Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.
Oajaca. From M. Salle's colleclion.

2. Anisoscelis minor, C. H. 452.
Theognis minor, Stal.
Mexico.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

c. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

4. Anisoscelis zonata, C. H. 452.
Theognis zonata, Stal.
a. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Esq.

4. Anisoscelis albicincta.
Anisoscelis albicinctus. Sag, Neiv Harm. fnd. 1831 — Theognis confusa,

Stal, 771 ; Works Ed. Leconte, i. 326 — Leptoglossus albicinctus, Stal,

Hem. Fabr. i. 52 — Anisoscelis confusa, C H. 453.
a — e. St. John's Blufl', East Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.
/, g. Brazil. From Mr. Cliildren's collection.

h. ? Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

i — /. East Florida. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

m. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

n. Vera Cruz. From M. Salle's collection.

0. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collection.

;>, q. United States. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

HEMIPTERA HRTEROPTERA. 125

6. Anisoscelis tibialis, C. H. 453.
oppositus, Say.

From Mr. Children's collecliou.

6. Anisoscelis gonagra, C. H. 453.
Theoffiiis gonagra, Stal — Cimex grallator, Herbst. — Leptoglossus gouagr
Slal.

a. Mexico. From M. Hartweg's collection.

b. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

</, e. Cayenne. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

7. Anisoscelis lineosa.
Theognis lineosus, Sial, Stelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 295.
a — d. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

8. Anisoscelis antiga, C. H. 453.

9, Anisoscelis fasciata, C. H. 455.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.
6, c. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
d, e. Santareni. From Mr. Bates' collection.

10. Anisoscelis cincta, C. H. 454.

a. Columbia. From M. Gondot's collection.

b. Para. Presented by W. Saunders, Esq.

11. Anisoscelis crassicornis, C. H. 454.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

12. Anisoscelis balteata.

Cimex balteatus, Fahr. Sp. Ins. ii. 352. Mant. Ins. ii. 219 — LygfEus
balleatus. Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 142. Sijxt. Rhyn. 213— Lepto-
glossus balteatus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 52 — Cimex auctus, Fabr. Sp.
Ins. ii. 351. Mant. Ins. ii. 28!) — Lygseus auctus, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv.
139. Syst. Rhyn. 210— Leptoglossus auctus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. u 52—
Anisoscelis fasciatus, H.-Schaff. Wanz. Ins. ix. 277 — Tbeoguis
Schffifferi, Mayr, Hem. 102.

South America.

126 CATALOGUE OF

13. Anisoscelis vexillata.
Theofrnis vexillatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 185. Slelt. Ent.
Zeil. xxiii. 295. Mayr, Hem. 101.

Columbia.

14. Anisoscelis fasciolata.
Theognis fasciolatus, Slal, Stelt. Ent. Zeii. xxiii. 295.
New Grenada.

15. Anisoscelis inconspicua.
inconspicua, Stal^ Rio Jan. Hem. 32.

Rio Janeiro.

16. Anisoscelis impicta.
impicla, Stal, Eug. Resa, 233 (27)— Theogius iinpictus, Mai/r, Hem. 104.
Moute Video.

17. Anisoscelis sexmagulata.
sexmaculata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 458.
Pernainbuco.

18. Anisoscelis Chilensis.

Chilensis, Spin. Faun. Chili, M'^. Sgnt. A. S. E.F. Ame Ser.W'i. [)bb —

Theognis Chilensis, Mayr, Hem. 108.
Chili.

19. Anisoscelis corculus.

corculus, Say — Theognis excelleus, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Gesell. Wien.
XV. 434.

Georgia.

20. Anisoscelis erythrina.

Theognis evythriuus, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Gesell. Wien. w. AM. Hem.

105, pi. 3, f. 24.

Brazil.

21. Anisoscelis pulchra.

Theognis pukher, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Gesell. Wien. xv, 434. Hem.

106, pi. 3, f. 25.

a. Tejuca. Presented by the llev. H. Clark.

b. Pelropolis. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

c. d. Pelropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. I'il

22. Anisoscelis ixoens.
Theoo^nis inofens, Maijr, Verh. Zool. Bat. Gesell. Wicn. xv. 434. Ilem. 108,

pi. 3, f. 26.
Brazil.

23. Anisoscelis Santarema.

Foein. Nigro-rufa, .lubtus nigra guttata; antennce riifcB, articndis 2o

Sogue apice nigricantihus ; prothoracis anguli postici prnminnii,

lati, subascendentes, vix acuti ; tibia; poslicce inttts subdilalattc luteo

nninotatm, extus quadridentato dilutatce ; al(e anlicce nigra, riifo

venosa, luteo angulatim nnifasciatcB.

Female. Blackish red, with many black dots beneath. Head slio;litly

lanceolate, as lonp as the first joint of the antenniE. Koslrum extendinj?

to the second ventral segment. Antenna? red ; second and third joints with

blackish tips. Prothorax very finely scabrous; hind ani>;les prominent,

broad, hardly acute, slif^htly ascending. Femora dentate beneath towards

the tips. Hind tibia; membranous on both sides; dilatation on the inner

side including a small indistinct luteous mark, widening from the base to

the middle, where it terminates obliquely ; dilatation on the outer side

broader, quadridentate, occupying nearly ibe whole length. Fore wings

black, with a slender zigzag luteous band; veins of the corium red. Hind

wings pellucid. Length of the body 9 lines.

The black tarsi will distinguish it from the other nearly-allied
species.
a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

24. Anisoscelis selecta.

Mas. Ferruginea,fuhlus nigm punctata; caput nigrum, fiarn Irivillatuvi,

xubtus bivitttitinn ; antennm rufa, articulo So basiflavo ; prothorax

flavo bifasciatus, fascia antica lata nigro conspersa, fascia postica

tenui, angulis posticis acutis subpromimtlis subasceadentibus ; libiie

posticcB apices versus flavcc, intus subdilatatce albido nolatie, extus

tridentato dilatata albido punctata: ; tibia quatunr anteriorcs Jiava:,

apice rufescentes ; alee antica albo integriter unifisciata.

Male. Ferruginous. Head black, a little longer than the first joint

of the antennae, with three yellow stripes above and with two beneath.

Rostrum extending to the second ventral segment. Antenna) red, as long

as the body; first joint slightly curved; second longer than the first;

third yellow towards the base, a little shorter than the first; fourth longer

tban the second. Prothorax very finely scabrous, with two yellow bands;

first band broad, thinly and minutely black-speckled ; second narrow, near

the hind border; hind angles acute, slightly prominent and asceiuling.

Pectus and ventral segments with many black points. Femora dentate

beneath towards the tips. Hind tibire yellow beyond the dilated pari;

membrane on the inner side very narrow, occupying a little less than half

the length from the base, with an irregular white mark and two whitish

jioints; membrane on the outer side broad, a little longer than that on the

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inner side, tridentate on its apical half, with a few whitish points. Tarsi
and four anterior libite yellow ; the latter reddish towards the base. Fore
wings with a white regular band ; membrane dark brown. Length of the
body 7 lines.
a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

25. Anisoscelis pr^cipua.

Fcem. Picea ; caput luten qidnqiie vittatwn, subtus fiavo bivittatum ;

antennarum articuli 2us 3usf/ue luteo late unifasciatcE, Aus dimidio

apirali luteo ; prothorax fascia flava tenui arcuaia, anguiis posticis

proniinulis serratia peracutis subascendenlibus ; scutelli anguli fiavo

unipunctati ; pectus fiavo yutlatum ; venter fiavo septcrnvittatus ;

femora rufo vitlata ; tibicc posticte intus dentato subdilatatee albido

unimaculdice, extus bidentato dilafatte, albido unislrigatiE ; tibicB

guatuor anleriores picccc, fiavo bifasciala ; alec anticce fiavo uni-

punclala.

Female. Piceous. Head a little longer than the first joint of the

antenna;, with five liiteous stripes, the outer pair appearing between the

eyes and the bind border; under side with two broader yellow stripes,

which are notched on the inner side. Kostrum yellow, extending to the

first ventral segment. Antenna' a liiile shorter than the body; first joint

slightly curved; second and third with a brnad luteous band on each;

second" much longer than the first; third a little longer than the first;

fourth luteous for more than half the length from the tip, a little longer

than the third. Prothorax finely scabrous, with a slender curved yellow

band ; hind angles prominent, serrated, slightly ascending, very acute.

A yellow point on each angle of the scutelluin. Pectus with many yellow

dots. Ventral segments with seven irregular yellow stripes. Femora

striped with red, darkish beneath. Hind femora tuberculate. Flind tibiae

dilated on both sides; membrane on the inner side narrow, dentate,

including a whitish spot, extending for more than half the length from the

base ; membrane on the outer side rather narrow, with a whitish streak

extending along the whole length, with two oblique acute teeth. Four

anterior tibia; piceons, with two yellow bands. Fore wings with a yellow

point in the dii-k. Length of the body 10 lines.

a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

Var. jS. — Hind angles of the |)rothorax less prominent and acute.
Length of the body 8 lines.
i. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2G. Anisoscixis concolor.
Fcem. Picea, subtus nigro guttata ; antennarum articulus 2?«.? rufus;
prothoracis anguli postiri obtusi, nnn prnminuli ; pedes quatuor
anleriores rnftscrntes ; tibia: posticte intus sjtbdilatatte, extus late
bidentato dilalatw.

Female. Pii-eous. Head somewhat longer than the first joint of the
antenna', llostrum exteniling to the second ventral sc|^ment ; first joint of

HEMIPTEKA HETEHOPTERA. 129

the antennjB slij^hlly curved; secoiul red, veiv much lonj^er than the first.
Prothorax scabrous, with a slight neck ; hind anfjles obtuse, not prominent.
Pectus and ventral segments with black dots. Four anterior legs reddish.
Hind femora slightly tuberculate, dentate beneath, except towards the
base. Hind tibiic dilated ; membrane on the inner side narrow, extending
from the base to somewhat beyond the middle; membrane on the outer
side a little longer and more than twice broader than that on the inner
side, with three broad angles along the apical half. Length of the body
9 lines.

a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

27. Anisoscelis alaTa.

Foera. Purpureo-cyanea ; caput poslice luleo lrivittalum,subtus lividum ;
prothorax fascia ochracea lata undulata nigro guttata, angidis
posticis prominuiis latissimis nigro nerratis oblique ascendentibus ;
pectus lividum, utrinque ochraccum nigro giittatum purpurenque
bimaculatwii ; abdominis laiera ochraceo maculata ; venter nclira-
ceus, e maculis cyaneis quadrivittatus ; tibice poxtica subdilalalce,
extus luteo uniplagiatic ; ahe anlicce luteo unimaculatcc.

Female. Deep purplish blue. Head a little longer than the first joint
of the antennae; hind part with three luleous stripes; under side livid.
Rostrum extending to the second ventral segment. Antennae pubescent ;
first joint slightly curved ; second much longer than the first; third as long
as the first. Prothorax scabrous, with a broad undulating black-dotted
orange band, which includes the hind angles; these are very broad and
prominent, beset with black teeth, obliquely ascending. Pectus livid,
ochraceous, black-dotted, and with two purple spots on each side. Abdomen
with ochraceous spots along each side; ventral segments ochraceous, with
four rows of blue spots. Femora slightly dentate beneath towards the tips.
Hind tibia? slightly dilated on both sides for half the length from the base,
the membrane on the outer side with a large luteous patch. Fore wings
with a luteous spot in the disk. Length of the body 10 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Hewilson's collection.

Africa.

28. Anisoscelis membranacea, C II. Ab\.

Anisoscelis flavopunctatus, Sgixt. Maillard, Notes Isle Reun. Ins. 27, pi. 21,
f. 4 — Theoguis membranaceus, Stal.

a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

b. West Africa. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

c. d. Madagascar. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.
e. Nalal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

/• ?

130 CATALOGUE OF

Asia.

29. Anisoscelis orientalis, C. H. 454.

a. Java. From tbe collection of the East India Company.

b. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.
Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's colleetiou.

Fiores. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Timor. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Gilolo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Batchian. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Cambodia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Oceania.

30. Anisoscelis australis, C. H. 454.

a — c. Navigators' Islands. Presented by the Duke of Northumberland.

Genus 3. NARNIA.
Narnia, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 294.

1. Narnia fem grata.
femorata, Slal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 296.

a, b. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

2. Narnia pallidicornis.
pallidicornis, Stal, Kongl. Svensk. Akad. ix.
Texas.

Note. — I have not yet been able to see the above volume, and have
therefore deferred mentioning some of the species which are there
enumerated.

Genus 4. PHTHIA.
Phthia, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1SG7, 545.

1. Phthia pulchella.
Leptoscelis pulchella, C. H. 45(>.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

2. PlITHIA FASTUOSA.

Leptoscelis fastuosa, C. H. 455.

a, b. Brazil. From Mr. Moruay's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEHOPTEKA. 181

3, Phthia lunata.
Leptoscelis lunata, C. H. 455.

a. Columbia. From M. Jnrgeus' collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Walker's collection.

d. Mexico. From Mr. Walker's collection.

e. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Phthia lunata, Slal.

f. E<;a. From Mr. Bates' collection.

a. Santareni. From Mr. Bates' collection.

4, Phthia picta.
Leptoscelis picta, C. H. 457. Phthia picta, Stal.
Mexico.

a. West Indies. From Mr. Children's collection.

b. Honduras.

c. d. ? Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher.

Var.i' Anisoscelis pulverulentus, Il.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vii. 9.
e,f. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.
p. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.
A, i. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.
j. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bales' collection.
k, I. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
m. Mexico. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

5. Phthia obscura.
Leptoscelis obscura, C. II. 458.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

b. Cayenne. Presented by H. C. Rothery, Esq.

6. Phthia cyanea.
Leptoscelis cyanea, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. ii. 58L
Jurimaguas, Peru.

7. Phthia serrata.
Leptoscelis serrata, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. ii. 581.
Jurimaguas, Peru.

8. Phthia ornata.
ornata, Slal, A. S. E. F. Ante Ser. v. 183.
Bolivia.

13'oJ CATALOGUE OF

0. Phthia decorata.
decora la, Slal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 184.
a. Santaiem. From Mr. Bates' collection.
h. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

10. Phthia concinna.
Mas et fcBin. Cyanea ; caput luleo bigultaium et bivitlalvm, suhtus

flavo hivitlatum ; prothorax ater, fascia Jlava arcuata fasciaque

antcriorp cyanea, angulis posticis rectangulatis vi.v pnnninuiis ;

pectus luleo maculatum ; venter e maculls luteis bivUlatum; alee

anticcB atrce,Jlavo unifasciatce.
Male and female. Deep blue. Head a little longer than the first
joint of the auteniise, with a luleous dot at the base of each antenna and
with two luteous stripes on the hind part; under side with two broad
yellow stripes. Pioslriim extending to ihe second ventral segment.
Antenna; a liitle shorter than the body; first joint hardly curved ; second
nuicli longer than the first; third a little longer than the first; fourth very
much longer than the second. Prothorax deep black, with a slightly
curved yellow band and with a more anterior metallic-bhie band; hind
angles rectangular, hardly prominent. Peclus with several Inteous spots.
Ventral segments with two rows of luteous spots. Femora bideutate
benealh near tlie tips. Fore wings deep black, with a pale yellow band
near ihe base. Length ot ihe body 9 lines.
a. Mexico. From Mr. Walker's collection.
A, c. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

Genus ;>. LEPTOSCELIS, C. //. 455.

1. LeTTOSCELIS H£M01UIH0US, C. H. 45().

a, b. Para. Presented by R. Graham, Esq.

c. Para. From Mr. Bales' collection.

d, c. Demcrara. From Mr. Cliiidren's collection.
/. Rio Nc';;io. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

y, li. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
i. Cayenne. Prcseuted by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. I.El'IOSCET.lS DIVISA.

divisa, Stal, Op. K. V. Ah. Fork. IS5^», 458.
Brazil.

3. LFPIOSCKf.IS KXcr.LLKNS.

excellens, Stal. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 18'-'.
Northern Brazil.

IIKxUIPTKP.A HETEROI'TKHA. loO

4. LkI'TOSCF.LIS FASCIIFERA.

fascifeia, Slal, A. S. E. F. 4»U' Scr. v. 182.
Northeri) Brazil.

3. LePTOSCELIS KGKEUIA.

egregia, Slal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 182.
Northern Biazil.

6. Leptoscelis elongator.
Cordis elongator, Fahr. Si/st. Rlujn. 195 — Leptoscelis infainata, C. U.\bG

— Leptoscelis elongator, »S'^a/, llem. Fair. i. o2.
tf, b. Brazil. Presented bv the Entomological Club,
c— /. Brazil.
</. Constancia. Presented by the Kev, H. Clark.

7. Leptoscelis guttula.
gutlula, //.-ScA.— guttata, C. H. 457.
a, h Para. Presented by R. Graham, Esq.
c, (/. Para. Presented by R. Graham, Emj.
(' — <j. Para. Presented l)y the Entumulogical Club.

8. Leptoscelis vauipes.

Poem. N'xjra; rosintiii coxas posticus alLtngcns ; anteiinu: corpnre
breviores, arliculo 4') cinereo ; prothoracis angidi poslici prominuU,
aculi; abdomen et femora pnslica iulea ; aloe anlicce plaga maxima
pallide lestacea nhjio trimacalata.
Female. Black. Head a little shorter than the first joint of the
anlennaj. Rostrum extending to the hind coxie. Antenns shorter than
the body; joints from the first to the fourth successively and very slightly
decreasing in length; fourth joint cinereous. Prolhorax (inely scabrous;
a transverse furrow near the fore border; hind angles prominent, acute.
Abdomen and hind femora luteous. Hind tibiai Inteous at the base.
Tarsi piceous. P'ore wings jiale testaceous towards the end of the corium,
the jKile pan including three black spots. Lengtii of the body Ur! lines.
«, b. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

9. Leptoscelis venosa.

Mas et fcem. Niijra ; rostrum set/meittum 2um ventrale altiiujens ;
unlenncE corpora mullo breviores, arliculo 4o sordide leslaceo ; pro-
thoracis anijuii poslici oblusi, non prominuU ; abdomen liilcscens ;
alee auliccc lulescvnle venos(e.
Male and female. B.lack. Head as long as the first joint of the
anlcnmp. Rosiruni extending to the second ventral scgnienl. Antcnniu
mucii sliorter than the body; lirst joint shorter than the second ; third a

134 CATALOGUE OF

little longer than tlie first; fourth ilingy testaceous, as long as the first.
Prothorax finely scabrous; a transverse ridge near the hind border; hind
angles obtuse, not prominent. Abdomen pale luteous. Tarsi piceoiis.
Corium of the fore wings with pale luteous veins. Length of the body
7^—8 lines.
a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

10. Leptoscelis hypselonotoides.
Foem. Ferruginea, subfus lulea ; antennm nigrce, corpore breviores,
articulis 2o 'ioque albo unifasciatis, 4o albo basi nigro ; proihoracis
angiiii poslici rectangulali, sitbprominu/i ; tibice nigra, albido uni-
fasciatce; aloe anticce picea, fascia albida tenui dentata.
Female. Ferruginous, luteous beneath. Head a little longer than
the first joint of the antennae. Rostrum extending to the hind border of
the first ventral segment. Antennae black, somewhat shorter than the
body; first joint much shorter than the second; second and third with a
white band near the base; third shorter than the second, longer than the
first; fourth white, black towards the base, a little longer than the first.
Prothorax finely scabrous ; a distinct transverse ridge near the hind border ;
hind angles rectangular, slifjhtly jiromiuenl. Femora beneath with a
minute subapical spine. Tibiae black, with a whitish band near the base.
Fore wings piceous, with a slender dentate whitish baud. Length of the
body 6^ — 7 lines,
a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 6. MALVANA.
Malvana, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 183.

1. Malvana serrijlata.
serrulata, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. v. 183.
a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

2. Malvana rubrescexs.

Mas. Rtifo-picea, subtus cinerea ; antenna: corpori aquilonga, articulis

2o .ioque luleis ; prothorax lateribus serratis, angutis posticis peracutis

vaide prominulis ; pedes lutei; alec anticce rufo venosic.

Male. Reddish piceous, cinereous beneath. Head lanceolate, longer

than the first joint of the antenna;. Rostrum extending much beyond the

hind coxa;. Antennae as long as the body; first joint setose, stout, very

much shorter than the second; second and third luteous; third much

shorter than the second ; fourth longer than the second. Prothorax

scabrous, with a longitudinal impressed line; sides serrated ; hind angles

very prominent and acute, together equalling in length the s])ace between

them. Legs luteous; four anterior femora with one row of miuute spiues

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 135

beneath. Corium of the foie wiugs with red veins. Length of the body
8 lines.

The hind legs are wanting in the specimen described.
a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

3. Malvana centralis.
Mas. Riifescens, subtus lutea ; antennarum artieuli 2ms Susque nigri,
basi Jlavi ; prothumcis anr/uli poslici acuti, prominuti ; femora
postica subiricrassata ; corium apicem versus nigrum, ritfescente
venosum ; membrana fusca.
Male. Reddish luteous. Head elongate-triangular, shorter than the
first joint of the anteniuc. Rostrum extending a little beyond the hind
coxce. Second and third joints of the antennae black, yellow at the base;
second as long as the first; third a little shorter than the second. Pro-
thorax finely scabrous ; hiud angles acute, prominent. Femora beneath
with a row of spines; these are the largest towards the tips of the hind
femora, which are slightly incrassated. Fore wiugs black towards the tip
of the corium, excepting the veins ; membrane browu. Length of the
body 9 lines,
a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 7. PLINACHTUS.
Plinachtus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. ForL 1859, 470.

1. Plinachtus aciculakis.

Alydus acicularis, Fabr. Si/st. Rhjn. 251 — Leptoscelis ventralis, C. H. 458

— Plinachtus acicularis, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 62.
a. Ceylon. From Major Parry's collection.

2. Plinachtus peltastes.
peltastes, S(al, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxii. 144.
Ceylon.

3. Plinachtus pungens.
Cimex pungens, Ihunb, Nov. Sp. Ins. ii. 36 — Alydus pungens, Thimb.
Hem. Rostr. Cap. iii. 2 — Gonocerus pungens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak.
Fork. 1856, 191— Plinachtus pungens, Stal, Ofv. K.' V. Ak. Fork.
1859,470. Hem. Afr.W.^-i.

Cape.

4. Plinachtus pcigioxatus.
pugionalus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 470.
Caffraria.

136 CATALOGUE OF

5. Plinachtus spinosus.
spinosus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 470.
Cape.

6. Plinachtus dubtus.
Gonocerus dubius, H.-Sch. Wa7iz. Ins. vi. 9, pi. 183, f. 565 — Plinachtus
dubius, Stal, Hem. Aft: ii. 82.

a. Cape. Presented by R. Triraen, Esq.

Genus 8. CEBRENIS.
Cebrenis, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 298.

1. Cebrenis pulchella.

Hypselonotus pulcliellus, Il.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vii. 10, pi. 219, f. 686—
Cebrenis cenlrolineata, Westw.

Mexico. Brazil.

2. Cebrenis colorata.
colorata, 3Iayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ver. Wien. xv. 435.
Brazil.

3. Cebrenis clavicurnis.
clavicornis, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ver. Wien. xv. 435.
Brazil.

Genus 9. SPHICTYRTUS.

Sphictyrtus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 462.

1. Sphictyrtus fasciatus.
Hypselonotus? fasciatus, C. Ii. 462— Sphictyrtus fasciatus, Slal, Ofv. K.
V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 4()2.

a. Guayaquil. Presented by Dr. Hooker.

b. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

c. Venezuela. Froin Mr. Birschell's collection.

d. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.

e. Santarem. From Mr. Bales' collection.

/. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. P. G. Smith, Esq.
a. ? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

2. Sphictyrtus atfinis.
Hypselonotus ? ailinis, C. fl. 466.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 137

3. Sphictyrtus intermedius.
intermedins, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 462.
Columbia. Cayenne.

4. Sphictyrtus pretioscs.
Parvphes pretiosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 235— Sphictyrtus

^ pieliosns, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 463.
Mexico.

5. Sphictyrtus somptuosus.
Paryphes sumtuosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 234; Eug. Resa,

32.
Guayaquil and Puna.

6. Sphictyrtus pervicax.
pervicax, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 463,
South America?

7. Sphictyrtus smaragdinus.
Mas. Viridis, mi cans ; antenna: -piirpureo-cyanecE, corpori aquilonga;;
■prothoracis anguli postici rectangulati, bene determinati, subpromi-
mdi; venter aureo-viridis ; membrana nigro-viridis ; alee posticce
nigricantes.
Male. Brilliant p;reen. Eyes whitish. Antenna' purplish blue, as
long as the body; second joint longer than the first; third shorter than the
first. Prothorax finely scabrous ; hind angles sharply rectangular, slightly
prominent. Abdomen golden green beneath. Fore wings with a blackish
green membrane. Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 7\ lines.
a. Archidona. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Country unknown.
6. Sphictyrtus cesareus.
Paryphes cjesareus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 184— Sphictyrtus
cffisareus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 463.

Genus 10. HYPSELONOTUS, C. H. 464.
1. Hypselonotus fulvus, C i/. 464.

a. Guiana. Presented by M. A. Serville.

b. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

c. Brazil.

d. Cayenne.

e. Demerara.

/. Brazil. Presented by the Entomological Club.

138 CATALOGUE OF

g — i. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.
j, k. Rio Jaiieiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.
l. Monte Video. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
n — /). Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
(]. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

f. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' eollection.
s. ]\Iexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

t. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. HVPSELONOTUS INTERRUPTOS, C. H. 465.

a. IMexico. From M. Hartweg's collectiou,
b — ■/. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

g. ? Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher.

A, i. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

j. Cayenne. Presented by W. "W. Saunders, Esq.
k. Tejuca. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

3. Hypselonotus concinnus, C. H. 465.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

h. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

c, d. Mexico, Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

e. Mexico.

4. HyPSELONOTUS LINEA, C. H. 465.

a. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Schomburgk.

5. Hypselonotus? fasciatus, C. H.A60.

a. Guayaquil. Presented by Dr. Hooker.

b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. P. G. Smith, Esq.

c. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

d. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

e. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

/. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collection.
g. Brazil. From Mr. Vigors' collection.

6. Hypselonotus? affinis, C. H. 460.
a. South America. Presented by E. Doublcday, Esq.

7. Hypselonotds venosus.

Lygaeus venosus. Fair. Enl. Si/st. iv. 142 ; Syst. Rhyn. 213— Hypselonotus
dimidiatus, Ila/in, Wanz. Ins. i. 189, pi. 30, f. 07.

Cayenne. Brazil.

HEMIPTERA HETEBOPTERA. 180

8. Hypselonotus LINEATCS.
lineatus, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii, 297.
a. Orizaba. From M. Salle's colection.
h. Vera Cruz. From M. Salle's collection.

9. Hypselonotus punctiventius.
punctiventris, Slal, Stell. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 297.
Mexico.

a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Para. From Mr. Hewitson's collection.

c. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

d. Demerara.

10. Hypselonotus thoracicus.
Ihoracicus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3tne Set: ii. 581.
Juriraaguas, Peru.

II. Hypselonotus minax.
Foem. Fulvus, sjibtus testaceus ; rostrum se(/meniorum '2tim ventrale
altingens ,■ antennce corpore breviores, articulis '2o 3oque npice nigris ;
prothorax linca longiludinali paUidiore angidu posticis peracutis
valde pruminulis ; pedes nigra conspcrsi, femoribus apices versus
subtus denticulalis ; alee anticce rvfescentes, membrana fusca.
Female. Tawny, testaceous beneath. Rostrum extending to the fore
border of the second ventral segment; fourth joint much longer than the
tliird ; tip black. Antennae shorter than the body; second and third joints
wilh black lips; second much longer than the first; third as long as the
first. Prothorax finely scabrous, with a paler longitudinal line and with a
transverse furrow near the fore border; hind angles very acute and promi-
nent. Legs slender; femora and tibiae black-speckled ; femora minutely
dentate beneath towards the tips. Fore wings reddish; membrane brown.
Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Brazil, Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

12. Hypselonotus luteiceps.
Mas. Luleus ; rostrum coxas posticus atiingens ; antemice nigrcr, corpore
mullo breviores, articulis 2o 3oque bitsi luteis, Ao luteo bust aqiceque
nigra ; prothorax niger, angulis posticis oblusis non promimt/is ;
pedes nigri, femoribus subtus dentatis ; alie anticcB nig rce, fascia lulea
angusta dentata.

Male. Luteous. Rdstrum extending to the hind coxrc. Antennae
black, much shorter than the body; second and third joints luteous at the
base; second a little shorter than the first; third as long as the first;
fourth luteous, black at the base and at the lip, as long as the third.

140 CATALOGUE OF

ProUiorax black, very dnely scabrous ; bind angles obtuse, not prominent.
Letrs black; femora deulate beneatb. Fore winp;s black, vvitb a narrow
dentate hiteous band. Lengtb of tbe body 6^—7 lines.

a. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Tunanlins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

13. Hypselonotus marginalis.
Foem. Pivezis, subhis testaceus ; caput f.estaceum ; rostrum breve ; antenna
fusccc ; j,rothorax margins antico iineague longitudinali testaceis,
angulis posticis nigris prominuiis peracutis ; scutellum ruftim, apice
paliide testaceum ; pectus nitjro bistiigatum ; connexivum jlavo
maculatum ; venter e gultis nigris quadrivittatum ; pedes nigra
conspersi, femoribus posticis subtus apices verstis spinosis ; alee anticce
testaceo xinislrigala.
Female. Piceous, testaceous beneath. Head testaceous. Kostrum
sbort ; fourth joint a little longer than the third. Antennae brown. Pro-
thorax very finely scabrous, testaceous towards the fore border aud with a
testaceous longitudinal line; hind angles forming two black acute promi-
nent spines. Scutellum red; tip pale testaceous. Pectus with two black
streaks between the fore legs and middle legs. Abdomen with yellow spots
along each side. Ventral segments with four rows of black dots ; two of
tbe outer dots on each side elongated. Femora and lil)ia' black-speckled;
hind femora with spines beneath towards the tips. Fore wings with a
testaceous streak along the exterior border. Length of the body 5^ lines.
a. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

14. Hypselonotus lanceolatus.
Mas. Luleus, subtus flavus ; caput nigra bivittalum ; rostrum coxas
posticas attingens ; antenncE nigra;, cnr/wre breviores ; prolhorax
vitlis sex margineque postico nigris, angulis posticis obtuais non
•prominuiis; pedes nigro annulali, femoribus subtus subsetulosis ; alee
anlic(£ nigra, luieo venoste.
Male. Luteous, yellow beneath. Head with two black stripes.
Rostrum extending to the hind coxa-. Antenna; black, shorter than the
body; second joint much longer than the first; third a little longer than
the first. Prolhorax black about the hind border and with six black
stripes; the two inner stripes on each side lanceolate, united in front ; hind
angles obtuse, not prominent. Legs with numerous black rings; femora
minutely setulose beneath. Fore wings black ; veins of the corium luteous.
Length of the body 5^ lines.
(J. Cuenca. From Mr. Fraser's collection.

15. Hyi'selonotis ventralis.
Mas. 'J] sliicriis ; rostrum coxas an/icds siij)rraus ; anlrnnct corpore
multii Imriin-cs; pro/borax anlire col/osus, angulis posticis obtusis
non prominuiis, marginc postico viridesccnie ; scutellum viridc ;

HliMlTTKItA HKTEKOPTEllA. 141

ahdominis dorsum nigrum, connexivo testaceo ; venter ferruf/ineo

bivitlulus ; femora poslica rufa, valida, serrata ; tiiid: poslicie ruj'ic,

apice lestacece ; ala anliccc virides, flavo venoste, membrana fusca.

Male. Testaceous. Rostrum exleniliiig to half the length between

the fore coxje and the middle coxae; fourth joint longer than the third.

Antenna much shorter than the body; first, second and third joints nearly

equal in length ; fourth much longer than the third. Prothorax scabrous,

with three caili near the fore liorder; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.

Scutelhim metallic-green, which hue appears slightly on the hind border of

the prothorax. Dorsum of the abdomen wilh a black disk. Ventral

segments wilh two broad ferruginous stripes. Hind femora red, stout,

minutely serrated beneath. Hind libite red, testaceous towards the tips.

Fore wings metallic-green; veins yellow; membrane brown. Length of

the body 7.j lines.

a. Amazon llegion. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

16. HvrSELONOTUS PECIORALIS.

Fcem. Ocliraceus ; caput sublus peel usque nigra ; cnput nigra Hvitia-

tum ; rostrum coxas iuterviedias ultiiigeus ; aniennce nigrce, corpore

breviores, articulis 2o 3nque buai albis ; prothorax uigro punctalus,

anlice callosus, anguiis posticis obtuais non prominulis, margiue

postico biungulato ; scutellum nigrum, oehraceo margi)tatum et

bistrigatum ; pectus, femora, tibicE bad aUeque anlicce nigra; coriuui

ochraceo venosum.

Female. Orange. Head wilh two black stripes; under side black.

Rostrum black, extending to the middle cox;e ; fourth joint longer than the

third. AutenutE black, shorter than the I'ody ; second and third joints

while at the base, a little shorter than the first. Prothorax finely scabrous,

punctured with black ; three calli near the fore border; hind angles obtuse,

not prominent ; hind border forming a slight angle on each side. Scutellum

black, wilh two orange streaks and wilh an orange border. Pectus black.

Coxs and femora black, the latter wilh a subapical spine beneath. Tiliitc

black at the base. Fore wings black; corium wilh orange veins. Length

of the body 8^ lines.

a. Tunantins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

17. HvrSELONOTUS SIGNATUS.

JNLis. Testaccus, longiusculus ; rostrum coxas anticns superans ; anten-
narum articulus 2us niger, \o brevior ; prothorax luteus, nigricanle
trivittatus, fascia media latissima, anguiis posticis obtusis non pro-
minulis ; pedes graciles, inermes ; alee anlicw nigricantes, Jlavo
venoscc, rufesccnte unistrigutic, membrana lurida.

Male. Testaceous, elongate. Rostrum extending to half the space
between the fore coxee and the njiddle coxae; fourth joint louder than the
third. Second joint of the antenna; black, shorter than the first. Pro-
thorax lutcous, finely scabrous, with three blackish bands; middle baud
very broad ; hiud angles obtuse, not prominent. Legs slender, unarmed.

142 CATALOGUE OF

Fore wings blackish, vvilh a red streak on the interior border ; veins yellow ;
membrane lurid. Length of the body 6^ — 7\ lines.

a. St. Paul. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

18. HyPSELONOTUS PBOriNQUUS.

Fcem. Luteus, subtus Jlavus ; rostrum nigrum, coxas posticas fere

allingens ; antennce nigrce ; prolhorax fascia postica nigra abhreviala

interrupta, angulis poslicis oblusis non prominidis, marginc postico

biangulalo ; pectus et segmenta ventralia suluris nigris ; membrana

nigra.

Female. Lnteous, yellow beneath. Rostrum black, extending nearly

to the hind coxaj; third and foiirih joints about equal in length. Antennte

black; second joint a little shorter than the first. Prothorax finely

scabrous, with a transverse furrow near the fore border and with a black

short interru|ited band near the hind border; hind angles obtuse, not

prominent; hind border slightly angular on each side. Sutures of the

pectoral and of the ventral segments black. Legs slender, unarmed.

Membrane of the fore wings black. Length of the body 7 lines.

Allied to H. dimidiatus.
a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

19. HVPSELONOTUS MUNDUS.

Mas. Fulvus, suhtus testaceus ; rostrum coxas anticas superans ; antennce
corpori cequilongce ; prothorax nigra bivittatus, antics callosus,
angulis posticis obtusis non prominulis ; alee antica fiavo venosce,
villa costali nigra, membrana lurida.

Male. Tawny, testaceous beneath. Rostrum extending to half the
space between the fore coxa; and the middle coxce. Antennae slender, as
long as the body; second joint much shorter ihan the first; third much
shorter than the second; foiinh much longer than the first. Prothorax
finely scabrous, with calli in front and with a black stripe along each side;
a transverse ridge near the hind border; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.
Legs slender, unarmed. Fore wings with a black costal stripe, wliich
widens outward; veins yellow; membrane lurid. Length of the body
7 lines.

a, b. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.
c. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

20. HvPSELONOTUS SGUTELLAUIS.

Focm. Fitlvus, subtus testaceus ; rostrum coxas anticas superans ; antcnniE
sat vaiidic ; prothorax lateribus nigris, angulis posticis obtusis non
promiuulis, margine postico flavo ; scutellum iutcum ; femora postica
robustu, subtus apices versus tridentata ; ahe anticce nigra:, costa
villa angulala slrigaque f areata fiams, membrana fusca.

HEMIPTERA HETEUOPTERA. 143

Female. Tawny, testaceous beneatb. Rostrum extending tobalftbe
space between the fore coxa; and the middle coxee ; fourth joint much
longer than the third. Antenn;c rather stout; second joint a little longer
than the first. Prolhorax hnely scabrous ; sides black ; hind angles obtuse,
not prominent; hind border yellow. Scutellum luteous. Femora rather
stout. Hind femora with three teeth beneath towards the tips. Fore
wings black ; costa yellow ; a yellow stripe extending from the base near
the interior border, at the end of which it forms an angle and extends
along the exterior border; a short yellow forked streak joining the angle;
membrane brown. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Brazil, Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

21. Hypselonotus fascicollis.

Mas. Niger, siiblus luteiis ; caput facie vittaque poslica luleis ; rostrum
coxas inlermedias attinfjens ; antenna: rufte ; prolhorax luteo late
unifasciatus, angulis poslicis rectangidaiis sat prominulis ; sctiteUum
flavo marginatum; abdomen apice nigrum; femora postica in-
crassata, apice nigra, subtus trispinosa ; alee aniicce flavo venosce,
membrana lurida.

Male. Black, luteous beneath. Head luteous in front and with a
luteous stripe between the eyes, which are prominent. Rostrum extending
to the middle coxae. Autennte red. Prothorax scabrous, with a broad
luteous middle band ; hind angles rectangular, rather prominent. Scutellum
narrowly bordered with yellow. Abdomen black at the lip. Legs luteous.
Hind femora incrassated ; tips black; three spines beneath beyond the
middle. Fore wings with yellow veius ; membrane lurid. Length of the
body 7\ lines.

a. Amazon Region. From Mr. Bates' collection.

22. Hypselonotus crassifemur.

Mas. Testaceus ; rostrum coxas anticas attingens, apicem versus rufes-
cens ; antenna: corpore multo breviores, articulo Ao fusco basi testaceo ;
prolJwracis anguli postici suboblusi, nan prominuli ; abdomen subtus
apice nigrum ; femora postica incrassata, fuscescente fulva, subtus
biserialim spinulosa ; tibia: postica: compressce, subtus uniseriatim
spinuloscE, apice angulata subdilatatw ; membrana diaphana.

Male. Testaceous. Head triangular. Rostrum extending to the
fore coxsB, reddish towards the tip; fourth joint much longer than the
third. Antenuffi much shorter than the body; second joint shorter than
the first; third a little shorter than the first ; fourth much longer than the
first, brown except towards the base. Prothorax with a slight transverse
furrow; hind angles slightly obtuse, not prominent. Abdomen black
beneath at the lip. Hind femora incrassated, tawny, partly shaded with
brown, concisely pale testaceous towards the base, with two rows of small
spines of various size beneath. Hind tibia; compressed, a little shorter than
the bind femora, with a row of very minute spiues beneath, angular and

144 CATALOGUE OF

slightly dilated at the tips. Membrane of the fore wings pellucid. Length
of the body 8 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bales' collection.

23. HVPSELONOTDS ARMATUS.

Mas. Testacens ; roslrum coxas anticas superans ; antennm corpore
mullo brevinres ; prothnracis anguli postici reclangulati, suhpromi-
nuli ; scutelhim fuscutn, laleribus apiceque flavin ; femora posdca
incrassala, subttts tmixpiuosa ; tibia posticcB siiblus serratcp et uni-
spinosce ; alee antlccc fusc(c,Jlavo venosce, luteo uniplagiata, membrana
lurida.

Male. Testaceous. Head triangular. Rostrum extending to half
the space between the fore coxfe and the middle coxae ; fourth joint much
longer than the third. Antennce much shorter than the body; second and
third joints nearly equal in length, shorter than the first; fourth longer
than the first. Prothorax finely scabrous, with calli in front and with a
slight transverse ridge near the hind border; hind angles rectangular,
slightly prominent. Scntellum brown ; sides and tip pale yellow. Hind
femora incrassated, with a long ol)!ique spine beneath beyond the middle.
Hind tibife minutely serrated beneath, where there is a stout spine near the
base. Fore wings brown; veins yellow; a luteous patch in the disk;
membrane lurid. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 7\ lines.
a, Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.

Genus 11. MTCROBASIS, C. H. 459.

1. MlCROBASIS MAC U LATA, C. H. 459.

a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

Jadera, Slal.

Genus 12. JADERA.

1. Jadera saxguixolen'ta.

Cimex sanguinolentus, Fabr. Si/st. Ent. 721 ; Sp. Ins. ii. 365 ; Mant. Ins.
ii. 30 — Lyganis sanguinolentus, Fabr. Ent. Si/st. iv. 158; Syst, Rhyn.
224 — Cimex cruentus, Fabr. Mant. Ins. ii. 301 — Lyg!3eus cruentus,
Fabr. Ent. Sijst. iv. 159; Syst. Rhyn. 225 — Leptocoris coturnix,
Burni. Ilandb. Ent. ii. 305— Serinetha coturnix, C. H. 462— Therapha
cinerea, Serv. Hem. 244 — Serinetha sanguinolenta, Stal, Hem. Fabr,
i. 68.

a. Jamaica.

2. Jadera ^ola.

Serinetha? ;cola, C. 11.463.

a. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Esq.

HEMIPTEEA HETEROPTERA. Hi

3. JaDERA HJiMATOLOMA.

Seriuelba ? ha;matoloraa, C. H. 4G3.

a. Columbia. From Mr. Turner's collectiou.

4. Jadeba discolor.
Seriuetha discolor, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 32.
Rio Janeiro.

5. Jadeka subvittata.

Mas et fcEm. Rufescens, sublus pallide flava ; rostrum coxas poslicas
allimjens ; anlemKe nigrcE ; prolhorax vittis duabus tcsiaceis nonnun-
quam nigricante interlincatis, angulis posticis oblusis non prominulis ;
pectus et segmenta ventralia nigro marginata ; pedes ritfi, tibiis
tarsisque nigris ; alee aniicce testacece, apice lutece, membrana nigri-
cante.

Male and female. Reddish, pale yellow beneath, excepting the head.
Rostrum black, pale towards the base, extending to the bind coxae.
Antennae black, much shorter than the body; first and second joints about
equal in length ; third a little shorter than the second ; fourth a little
thicker and hardly longer than the second. Prothorax very finely scabrous,
with two testaceous sometimes blackish-interlined stripes ; hiud angles
obtuse, not prominent. Pectus luteous on each side, its segments as well
as the ventral segments bordered with black. Legs red, pubescent; tibiae
and tarsi black. Fore wings testaceous, luteous towards the tips ; membrane
blackish. Length of the body 0 lines.

a. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Sautarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

6. Jadera abdominalis.

Mas. Obscure fusca, subtus testacea ; capitis latera rufa ; rostrum
nigrum, segmenlurum 'Sum ventrale atlingens ; antenna nigra;, corpori
aquilonga; prolhorax antice testaceo bigultatus, angulis posticis
oblusis non prominulis ; abdomen rufum, basi nigrum; pedes nigri,
coxis tesiaceis ; membrana basi cinereo slrigata.

Male. Dark brown, testaceous beneath. Head red on each side
above. Rostrum black, extending to the third ventral segment; fourth
joint shorter llian the third. Antenn.T black, as long as the body; second
joint almost four times ibe length of the first ; third as long as the second ;
fourth a little stouter and longer than the third. Prothorax very finely
scabrous ; a slight longitudinal elevated line ; a slight transverse furrow
near the fore border, which has a testaceous dot on each side; hind angles
obtuse, not prominent. Abdomen red, black at ihe base. Sexualia long.
Legs black, unarmed; coxtc testaceous. Fore wings with a cinereous
streak along the base of the membrane. Hind wings pellucid at the base.
Length of the body 4| Hues.

146 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 13. SERINETHA, C. H. 459.
1. Serinetha auguk, C. H. 460.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

b. Hindostan. Presented by the Entomological Club.

c. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collection.

d. e. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

f. Hindostan. From the Entomological Society's collection.

2. Serinetha abdominalis, C. II. 460.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

b. Hindostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.
c — e. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collection.

/. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

g. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

h — m. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.

n, 0. Hindosian. From the Entomological Society's collection.

p. Silhel. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

q, r. Batchian. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

s. Batchiau. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

i, u. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

V. Tondano. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

w. Ceram. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

X. Bauda. From Mr. Wallace's oolleciiou.

3. Serinetha rufomarginata, C //. 460.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

4. Serinetha tagalioa, C. H. 460.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

5. Serinetha vicina, C. II. 460.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

6. Serinetha Taprobanensis, C. II. 461.
a. Ceylon. From Major Parry's collection.

7. Serinetha longirostris, C. II. 461.
a. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

8. Serinetha lurida, C. H. 461.

9. Serinetha fimbriata, C. II. 462.

a. Australia.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 147

10. Serinetha AXTICA.

Foem. Rufa, capite prolhorace aniico pectore ventreque teslaccis ; oculi
subpetiolali; rostrum nigrum, segmenlum \um ventrale atlingcns ;
prothoracis anguli postici obtusi, non prominuli ; sculellum cari-
na tum ; pectus et segmenta ventralia nigra fasciata ; pedes lulei ;
membrana diaphana.

Female. Red. Head, fore part of the prothorax and under side
testaceous. Eyes very prominent, slightly petiohited. Rostrum black,
extending to the middle of the first ventral segment. Antennae black,
very slender, much shorter than the body; first joint testaceous ; second
more than thrice the length of tlie first; (bird much shorter than tiie
second; fourth a little longer than the third. Prothorax with a distinct
transverse furrow near the fore border; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.
Scutelium keeled. Pectoral and ventral segments with black bands. Legs
luteous, unarmed. Hind wings and membrane of the fore wings pellucid.
Length of the body 6 lines.

a. Makian, Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

11. Serinetha spurcata.

Foem. Lulea, subtus testacea ; oculi valde prominuli ; rostrum nigriun,
segynentum 2um ventrale attingens ; anlennce nigra, articulo lo
luteo ; prothoracis anguli postici obtusi, non prominuli ; sculellum
abdominisque dorsum nigra ; venter fasciis tribus abbrevialis vittis-
que duabus lateralibus nigris ; membrana cinerea.

Female. Luteous, testaceous beneath. Eyes very prominent. Rostrum
black, extending to the second ventral segment; fourth joint shorier than
the third. Anlennae black; first joint luieous, less than half the length of
the second; third shorter than the second. Prothorax nearly smooth ; a
transverse furrow near the fore border; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.
Sculellum black. Abdomen black above; under side with three abbreviated
black bands and with two black marginal stripes. Legs slender, unarmed.
Membrane of the fore wings cinereous. Length of the body 5 — 6 lines.

a, b. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

12. Serinetha fascicollis.

Mas. Testaceus, scaber, sublus niger ; caput breve, lobo medio prominulo
acuta; rostrum segmentum 2um ventrale attingens; prothorax
nigro late unifasciatus ; pedes breviusculi, sat validi, femnribus
sublus spinosis ; alee anticcE lutece, venis margincque exteriore teslaceis,
membrana fusca. Foem. — Subtus testaceus ; prothorax ferrugineo
unifasciatus ; pectus et segmenta ventralia testacea, hcec fasciis tribus
abbreviatis maculisque sex nigris.

148 CATALOGUE OF

Male. Testaceous, scabrous. Head short; middle lobe prominent,
acute. Rostrum extending to tlie hind border of the second ventral
seo^ment; fourth joint longer than the third. Antenna slender, shorter
thnn the body ; first, third and fourth joints nearly equal in length, much
shorter than the second. Prothorax with a broad black band. Pectus
and ventral segments mostly black. Legs rather short and stout; femora
with a few spines beneath. Fore wings luteous, excepting the veins and a
space along the exterior border of the corium ; membrane brown. Female. —
Prothorax with a ferruginous l)and. Pectus and ventral segments wholly
testaceous, excepting three abbreviated black bands and six black spots on
the latter. Length of the body 4^ lines.
a, h. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

13. Serinexha tuebata.
Fcera. Ochracea, snbtus pallide testacca ; oculi suhpetiolati ; rostrum
coxas posticus attinc/ens ; antenncc nigra:, gracillima;, corpori fere
crquiloiigce., articulo lo riifo, 4o tesiaceo hnsi nigra ; prothorncis
aiignli postici obtusi non prominuli ; scutellum carinatum ; abdo-
minis dorsum apicem versus nigrum; venter nigro trifasciatus ;
corium apicem versus nigricans ; membrana diaphana, basi fusca.
Female. Ochraceous, pale testaceous beneath. Eyes very prominent,
slightly petiolated. Rostrum extending to the hind coxre ; third and
fourth joints nearly equal in length. Antennae black, very slender, nearly
as long as the body; first joint red, about one-third of the length of the
second ; third a little shorter than the second ; fourth testaceous, black at
the base, as long as the second. Prothorax nearly sniooili ; a transverse
furrow near the fore border; hind angles obtuse, not jtrominent. Scutellum
with a keel between a transverse ridge and the tip. Abdomen black above
in the disk towards the tip; underside with three black bands, of which the
second and third are much al)brcviated. Legs dchraceous, slender,
unarmed ; tarsi brownish. Fore wings blackish towards the tip of the
corium; membrane pellucid, brown towards the base. Length of the body
5 lines.

fi. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

14. Serinexha immunis.

Fcera. Mufa, stiblus testacea ; capitis lalera subtus rufa; ocnli valde

prominuli ; rostrum coxas posticus atlingens ; antennte corpore multo

brn-iores ; prothoracis anguli postici nblusi non prominuli ; scutellum

carinatum ; abdominis dorsum nigrum; renter fasciis tribun talis

ahbrrriatis nigris ; pedes ruji, coxis testaceis ; membrana diapluuia,

basifuscescens.

Female. Red, pale testaceous beneath. Head red on each side

beneath. Eyes very prominent. Rostrum red, black towards the tip,

extending to the hind coxa). Antenna} red, much shurtcr than the body;

second joint about thrice the length of the first ; third a little shorter than

the second. Prothorax with a transveise furrow near the fore border; hind

JIEMIPTERA HETEROI'TKKA. 149

angles obtuse, not prominent. Scutelluni keeled, with a transverse ridge
near the fore border. Abdomen black above; under side with three
broad black abbreviated bands. Legs red, unarmed; coxod pale testa-
ceous. Membrane of the fore wings pellucid, brownish al the base.
Length of the body 4^ lines.
a. Mjsol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 14. TYNOTOMA.
Tynotoma, Serv. Hint. Hem. 220.

1. TVNOTOMA AMICTA.

Serinetha mcesta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1855, 29 — Serinetha aniicta,

C. H. 402.
Natal. Mozambique,
a — c. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

d. Gambia. From Mr. Kendall's collection.

2. Tynotoma fbaterna.
Serinetha fraterna, C. 11. 462.
Senegal.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

3. Tyxotoma hexophthalma.
Cimex hexophthalmus, Tliunb. Nov. Ins. Sp. iii. 54— Lygaeus hexoplithal-
mus, Thunh. Hem. Roslr. rostr. Cap. iv. 5 — Serinetha fulcrata, C. H.
462 — Serinetha hexophthalma, Slat, Hem. Afr. ii. 113.

rt, h. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

4. Tynotoma hcematica.
Serinetha hcematica, C. H. 462 — lateralis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me Sir. viii.

939.
Madagascar. Mauritius.

er, h. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan,
c, d. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

e. South Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/, ^. Gambia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

5. Tynotoma griseiventkis.
Serinetha griseiventris, C. H. 462.

a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.
h. Sierra Leone. From Mr. Foxcrofi's collection.

150 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 15. LYBAS, C. H. 463.

1. LVHAS OBSCURUS, C. H. 4(l3.

a. Corea. Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belclier.

b. Java. From ihe collection of the East India Company.

c. Sinp^apore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. e. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. LyBAS ANNULIPES, C. 11.464.
a. Malabar. Presented by the Entomological Club.

3. LVBAS INEIIMIS.

inermis, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 184.
Mysol.

4. Lybas egregius.
egregius, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 184.
Mysol.

5. Lydas turpis.
Mas. Niger; rostrum segmentornm 2um ventrale atlingens ; antenncB
cnrpnre mutlo brevinres ; prolhorax suhlceins, sulco transversa bene
delirviinalo, lateribus fulvis, angulis poslicis obtnsis non prominulis;
connexivum fulvum ; venter ferrvgineus.
Male. Black. Rostrum extending to tbe hind border of the first
ventral segment; fourth joint much shorter than the third. Antenuce
much shorter than the body; first joint much longer than the second;
third shorter than the second ; fourth a little shorter than the second.
Prothorax nearly smooth, with a well-defined transverse furrow; sides
tawny ; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Connexivum tawny. Ventral
segments ferruginous. Legs unarmed. Length of the body 10 lines.
a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.

6. Lybas penicillatus.
Mas et foem. Nigricans, cinereo tomentosiis ; rostrum segmentum Sum
ventrale attingens ; antenna corpori aquilongcc, arliculo 4o lestaceo ;
prolhoracis angvli postici obtusi, vix promimdi ; scutelhnn apice
testaceum ; corivni margine extcriore testaceo ; rnembrana plaga
basalt venisqne nigris.

Male and female. Blackish, with cinereous lomentum. Rostrum
extending to the hind border of the third ventral segment ; third and fourth
joints about ecjual in length. Antenna; nearly as long as the body ; second
joint much longer than the first; third about as long as tbe first; fourth
testaceous, more than half the length of the third. Prothorax with a slight
transverse furrow; hind angles obtuse, hardly prominent. Tip of the

HEMIPTERA HETEKOPTERA. 151

scutellum pale testaceous. Exterior border of the coiium with a testaceous
streak which is dilated at each end. Membrane with black veins and
with a black basal patch. Hind wings slightly cinereous. Length of the
body 8^— 9 lines.

a. Singapore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c. d. Sarawak. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

7. Lybas lugdbris.

Mas et fcem. Nigricans, cinereo tomenlosus ; rostrum spgmenlum 2um
ventrale attingens ; anlenncc graciles, setosa, corpore paullo breviorea,
arliculo Ao testaceo ; prothorux antice sublavis, anguiis poslicis
oblusis lion promimdis ; scutellum upice albidum ; connexivi segmenta
marginibus poslicis testaceis.

Male and female. Blackish, with cinereous tomentum. Rostrum
extending to the second ventral segnieut; third and I'ourlh joints about
equal in length. Antennae slender, setose, a little shorter than the body;
second and third joints testaceous at the base; second much longer ihau
the first; third as long as the first; fourth testaceous, shorter tban the
first. Prolhorax scabrous, nearly smootb, in front of a sliglit transverse
furrow; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Scutellum slightly keeled,
with a whitish tip. Connexivum with the hind borders of the segments
pale testaceous. Legs slender, setose. Length of the body 7 — 7^ lines.

a. Singapore. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

b. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c — e. New Guiuea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

8. Lybas afflictus.

Mas. Niger, cinereo tomentosus ; caput supra testaceo bistrigatum ;

rostrum coxas posticus attimjens ; antennce corpore breviores ; pro-

thoracis anguli poslici obtusi non prominuli ; venter e guttis nigris

biviltatus ; femora quatuor posteriora testaceo viltata ; alee aniicce

albido unigutlatce.

Male. Black, with cinereous tomentum. Head with a testaceous

mark on each side above bordering the eye. Kostrum extending to tlie hind

coxae; fourth joint shorter than thetbird. Antennae shorter than the body ;

second joint much longer than the first; third as long as the first; fourth

much shorter than thetbird. Prothorax with a slight transverse furrow;

bind angles obtuse, not prominent. Abdomen beneath with two rows of

black dots. Coxae towards the tips and trochanters testaceous. Four

posterior femora striped with testaceous beneath. Tarsi testaceous beneath.

Fore wings with a whitish dot near the exterior border of the corium;

membrane cinereous, with brown veins, which are irregularly forked and

connected by a few transverse veinlels. Length of tbe body (J| lines.

152 CATALOGUE OP

9. Lybas mcestus.
Mas. Fuscus, cinereo tomenlosus ; rostrum segmentorum 2um venirale
altingens ; prolhurax liluris anlicis ylabris, angulis poslicis obtusis
vix prominuiis ; Irochanteres teslacei ; corium nigra venosum ; mem-
brana lurida, fusco veiiosa.
Male. Brown, with cinereous tomentum. Rostrum exteuding to the
second ventral segment; third and fourth joints nearly equal in length.
Antennae slender; second joint longer ihau the first; third shorter than
the first. Protliorax in front with two streaks without tomentum (one of
them forked) on each side; hind angles ohluse, hardly prominent. Tro-
chanters and tips of coxte teslaceoiis. Femora beneath minutely bidenti-
culate towards the tips. Corium with black veins ; membrane lurid, with
six brown longitudinal veins. Length of the body 6^ lines.
a. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

10. LVBAS fascipes.
Mas. Fuscus; rostrum segmentum 2um venirale attbigens ; antenncE
corpore paullo breviores, arliculo Ao teslaceo basi nigro ; prolhorax
teslaceo conspersns, apud marginem anticum vix conspersus, nonnan-
quam nigricante unifasciatus, angulis posticis oblusis nun prominulis ;
pedes plus miiiusve albidu autjlavo fasciuli.
Male. Brown. Rostrum extending to the hind border of the second
ventral segment; third and fijurth joints nearly equal in length. Antennas
a little shorter than the body; second joint a little longer than the first;
third as long as the first ; fourth testaceous, black at the base, much shorter
than the third. Prothorax scabrous, testaceous-speckled, with an impres-
sion on each side before the middle; lore part mostly uuspeckled; a
transverse ridge near the hind border; hind angles obtuse, not prominent.
Scutellum whitish at the tip. Tibia? and hind femora with two whitish
bands. Femora rather stout. Membrane dark brown. liCngth of the
body 5^ lines.

a. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Var. (3. Prothorax more testaceous, with the exception of a blackish
undulating baud. Four anterior femora with pale yellow bands.

b. Aru. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 16. URANOCORIS.

3Ias etfuin. Corpus gracile. Caput breve ; lobus medius prominulus.
Rostrum coxas inlerniedius atiingens; articulus 4us 3o longior. Antennae
gracillimie, corpore multo longiores. Prolhoracis auguli poslici oblusi,
non promiuuli. Pedes lougi, gracillimi.

Male and female. Body slender. Head short; middle lobe promi-
nent. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle coxffi ; fourth
joint longer than the third. Antenna; very slender, much longer than the

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 153

body; first joint very much longer than the second ; second much longer
than the third; fourth a little lonf^er than the second. Prothorax scabrous,
with a transverse callus near the fore border and a slight transverse ridge
near the hind border; hind angles obtuse, not prominent. Legs long,
unarmed, very slender. Membrane of the fore wings with some longi-
tudinal veins, two of which are forked.

1. Uranocoris suavis.
Mas et foem. Carulea, nonnunquam viridescens aut piirpiirascevs, capita
antennis pecture venire pedibusr/iie teslaccis ; prothorax cnllo antico
fnlvo, disco uigro ; pectus cccrutto sex pUujiatum; venter apice nigra
bifasciatus ; membruna lurida.
Male and female. Azure, occasionally and slightly tinged with purple
or with green. Head, rostrum, antenntu, under side and legs testaceous.
Prothorax with a tawny callus near the fore border; disk mostly black.
Pectus with three azure patches on each side. Abdomen beneath with
two black bands; first band subapical, with five notches on the fore side ;
second apical. Membrane of the fore wings lurid. Length of the body
7 lines.

a — c. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
Genus 17. COPIUS, C. II. 466.

1. COPIUS EUBESCENS, C. H. 476.

a, b. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.
c, d. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

2. COPIUS MACULATUS, C. H. 466.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

b. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

c. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. Santarera. From Mr. Bates' collection.

3. Copius HisTiiio, C. H. 403.

a. South America. Presented by Sir A. Calcott.

b. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Schomburgk.

c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

d. ColumI)ia. From M. Goudot's collection,

e. — ? Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

/ — h. Sanlarem. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
i,j. Sanlarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

4. Copius sntermedius.
intermedins, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 330.
Surinam.

154 CATALOGUE OF

5. COPIUS SCURRA.

scuvra, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 330.
Surinam.

6. COPIUS SCENICUS.

Copium scenicum, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 180.
Noilhern Brazil.

Var. F Male. Black, testaceous beneath. Rostrum extending to
the second ventral segment; fourth joint much longer than the third.
Autennce black, shorler than the l)ody ; second joint white, black at the
base and at the lip, as long as the first; third much dilated on each side,
a little longer than the second; fourth white, blackish towards the tip,
longer than the third. Prothorax scabrous, partly or wholly bordered with
white; a white stripe, which does not extend to the fore border; hind
angles obtuse, not prominent. Scutellum bordered with white. Fore
border and sides of the pectus black. Legs tawny. Fore wings brownish
cinereous ; veins brown. Length of the body 6^ lines.

Female? Head pale testaceous. First and second joints of the
antennae white; second black and slightly dilated towards the tip, longer
than the first ; fourth wholly white. Prothorax with a white streak, and a
complete white stripe which extends to the tip of the scutellum, the latter
sometimes tawny. Pectus brown on each side.
a — c. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.
d. Ega. Presented by W. W. Siiunders, Esq.

7. COPIUS VINULUS.

Copium vinulum, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 18L

Var. P Female. Black. Head yellow, with a broad black
band between the eyes. Rostrum reddish, yellow towards the base,
extending to the hind coxob. Antenna; white, as long as the body ; second
joint black towards the tip, as long as the first; third black, dilated on
each side, as long as the second; fourth black at the tip, longer than the
third. Prothorax nearly smooth ; hind angles acute, slightly prominent.
Scutellum white, with a black streak proceeding from the base. Pectus
with some white marks on each side. Abdomen red, with whitish streaks
along each side beneath. Le^s testaceous; hind legs red. Fore wings
with two while streaks iind two while spots on each; first streak along the
base of the costa ; second along the exterior border ; second spot transverse,
beyond the first. Length of the body 7 lines.
a. St. Paul. From Mr. Bates' collection.

HEMIPTKKA HETEROPTERA.

155

8. COPIUS BREVICORNIS.

Copium bre?icorne, Stal, A, S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 181.
Northern Brazil.

Fam. 2. ALYDID.E, C. H. 4G7.

A. Ocelli between the eyes.

a. Ocelli nearer to the eyes than to each other. Hind

tibia; pectinated on the inner side.

* Autenuiferous tubercles hardly prominent. - 2. Hypselopus,

3. Hamudius. 4. Nemausus
** Antenniferous tubercles acutely prominent.

b. Ocelli nearer to each other than to the eyes. Hind

tibia) simple.

* Fore wings entirely membranous - - .
** Fore wings coriaceous at the base.

f Second and third joints of the antennoc nearly equal.

Hind femora more or less thickened and spiny. •

X Hind libite straight, not lengthened into teeth at the

tips.
JJ Hind tibice more or less curved, lengthened into
teeth at the tips. - - - _

If Second joint of the antenna) much shorter than the
third. Hind femora slender, unarmed.

B. Ocelli behind the eyes. . _ . .

Nauiscus

1. Hyalymencs.

6. Alydus.

7. Camptopus.

8. EOTHETUS.
9. MlCRELYTRA.

The genus Burtinus, Stal, since annulled, was thus distinguished
from Alydus: —

Hind tibiffi longer than the hind femora. - - Alydus.

Hind tibiae shorter than the hind femora. - - Burtinus.

Genus 1

A.

Prothorax black.

a.

Hind femora red. -

b.

Hind femora black.

B.

Prothorax red.

a.

Head red. -

b.

Head black.

HYALYMENUS, C. 11. 4G7

vespiformis.
- ichneumoniforrais.

dubius.
deutatus.

1. Hyaltmenus vespiformis, C. H. 4G8.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.
b — c. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.
d — /. Amazon Region. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
9' ?

150 CATALOGUE OF

2. Hyalymenus DUBIU3, C. H. 468.

a. Para. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

6, c. Para. From Mr. Bates' colleciion.

d, e. Para. Presented Ity the Entomological Club.

/. Para. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

3. Hyalymenus dentatus.
Alydus dentatus, Fabr. Si/st. Rhyn. 249 — Hyalvmenus dentatus, Serv.
Hist. Hem. 224, i^l C),' {. 3.

Cayenne.

a, Santareni. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

c. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Var. ? Mas et foem. Niger; caput subtits, prnthorax et pectus rufa;

caput alio lislrigatum ; antciinarnin nrticulus Aus dimidio lasali

albo ; scutellum album ; pectoris seymenta albido marginata ; venter

albidus, striyis diiabus lads lineis duabus pnsterioribus et seymentorum

marginibus posticis niyris ; pedes lutei, Jemoribus poslicis niyris basi

luteis ; alee cinerece, nigro veiioscE.

Male and female. Black. Head beneath, prothorax and pectus red.

Head with a vvhite streak on the face and with another between the eyes.

Rostrum yellowish, black towards the base, extending to the middle coxae.

Antennae a little shorter than the body ; fourth joint while for full half the

length from the base. Spines of the prothorax brown, whitish towards the

base. Scutellum mostly white. Pectoral segments bordered with whitish.

Abdomen beneath whitish, with two broad black streaks, two posterior

black lines, and with black bind borders of the segments. Legs luteous;

hind femora black, luteous towards the base, with a few luteous spines

beueath. Wings cinereous; veins black. Length of the body 7 lines.

d, e. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

4. Hyalymenus iciineumoniformis.

Fcem. Niger; caput albo bistrigatum et subtus unifasciatum; anlen-
narum articulus 4?<,? basi albus ; prothorax albo bimaculatus ;
scutellum album; pectoris segmenta albo marginata ; venter albo
trivittatus ; pedes antici albidi ; femora intermedia basi albida ;
tibia posticce albcc ; alee anlicie niyricantes, nigro venosce.

Female. Black. Head with a white streak on the face, with a shorter
white streak between the eyes and with a white band on the hind border
beneath, liostrum extending to the middle coxa. Antennae shorter than
the body; second joint as long as the third, a little more than half the
length of the first; fourth white towards the base, nearly twice the length
of the first. Prothorax with a white spot at the base of each spine. Scu-
tellum mostly white. Pectoral segments bordered with vvhite. Abdomen

HEMIPTEEA HETEROPTERA. 157

beneath with three irregular white stripes. Mifldlc femora towards the base
and fore legs whitish. Hind femora beneath wiih four spines and with
some minute subapical spines. Hind tihite slightly curved ; tips and hind
tarsi white. P'ore wings blackish ; veins lilack. Length of the body
7 lines.

Mas? Niger; caput alio histrigatinn higuttatum cl subtusunifasriatum;

antennarum ariicultis 3us basi albits; pmlliorax alho (jiiudrisliiyatus

et univittatus ; scutrl/um albidum; pectoris srqtiienta ulbido inariji-

nata ; venter albidmt ; pedes Jiavescentes, femnribus quatuor anteriuri-

hus fusco linctis, fcmoribus poslicis ex parte niyris; ales cinerecc,

nigra venoscB.

Male. Black. Head with a white streak on the face, with a white

streak between the eyes, with a white dot on the outer side of each eye, and

with a white band on the hind border beneath. Rostrum white, extending

a little beyond tlie middle coxae. Third joint of the antennae white towards

the base. Prothorax with two vvliite streaks on each side, and with a white

stripe which does not extend to the neck. Scutellum and under side of

abdomen mostly white. Pectoral segments bordered with white. Legs

yellowish; four anterior femora tinged above with brown. Hind femora

partly black above, with a few spines of various size lieneath. Hind tibite

slender, slightly curved. Wings cinereous ; veins black. Length of the

body 6^ lines.

a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus 2. HYPSELOPUS, C. H. 408.
L Hvi'SELOPUs GiOAS, C. iy. 468.
pallidiventris, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 315.
a. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

2. HyPSELOPUS VILLOSIPES.

Meloza villosipes, Serv. Hist. Hem. 221 — Hypselopus villosipes, Slal,

Hem. Afr. ii. 99.
Mauritius.

3. Hypselopus peolixus.
prolixus, Stal, Eug. Resa, Hem. 233. Hem. Afr. ii. 98 — villosipes, var.P
Cape.

4. Hypselopus annulicornis.
annulicornis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 29. Hem. Afr. ii. 100—

gigas, fcem.?
Caffraria.

5. Hypselopus tripunctatus, C. 77. 4()9.
a, b. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Deri)y in 1843.

158 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 3. HAMUDIUS.

Haunulius, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 461.

1. Hamudius incaunatus.
Alydiis incainatus ?? C. H. 475.

The specimen here recorded is referred with doubt to H. incarnatus
of Erichson, in C. H., and is supposed by Prof. Stal to be a different
species belonginj? to his genus Tivarbus.
a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

Genus 4. NEMAUSUS.
Nemausus, SLal, Hem. Afr. ii. 101.

1. Nemausus sordidatus.

Hypselopus sordidatus, Slal, Ofo. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 315— Nemausus

sordidatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 102.
South Africa.

2. Nemausus inornatus.

Ilypselonolus inornatus, Slaf, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 315— Nemausus

inornatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 102.
South Africa.

3. Nemausus maculatus.

Alydus maculatus, TImnh. Hem. rostr. Cap. iii. 3 — Hypselopus linearis,
Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 29— Nemausus maculatus, Stal,
Hem. Afr. ii. 103.

Caffraria.

Genus 5. NARISCUS.

Nariscus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 100.

1. Nariscus cixctiventris.
Hypselopus cinctiventris, C. H. 4G9— Hypselopus validipes, Stal, Ofv. K.
V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 315 — Hypselopus spinosus, S(jnt. Arch. Ent. ii.
300— Nariscus cinctiventris, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 101.

Gabon.

a. South Africa. From Mr. Argent's collection.

b. ?

Genus 6. ALYDUS, C. H. 470.

Europe.
1. Alydus calcaraxus, C. H. 478.

a — h. England.

i. Europe. I'lescnted by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

j. Crete. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

HEMIPTERA HETEHOPTEKA. 159

k. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

/. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

771. Arctic America. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

n. North America. Presented by the Entomolot;ical Club.

o. Nova Scotia. From Lieut. Redman's collection.

■p. Trenton Falls, New York. Presenled by E. Doubleday, Esq.

q. St. John's Bhifi", East Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

r. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. Altdus rupesteis.
rupestris, Mey. Schweiz. Rhynch. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 226.

Swiss Alps.

3. Alydus limbatus, C. H. 478.
pavidus, Gorsky, Anal. Ent. 131 — IMegalotomus limbatus, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 226.

a. Italy. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

4. Alydus Sareptanus.
Sareptanus, Barensp. Berl. Enl. Zeil. 1859, 334, pi. 6, f. 7. Dohrn, Sletl.
Ent. Zeit. 18t)0, 104— Megalotomus Sareptanus, F'leh. Eur. Hem.
226.

Sarepta.

America.

5. Alydus cuuentus, C. /Z. 477.

a. North America. Presented by the Entomological Club.

b. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

c. North America. Presenled by F. Walker, Esq.

d. Lake Huron. From Dr. Bigsby's collection.

6. Alydus pilosulus, C. H.478.

a. North America. Presented by the Entomological Club.

7, Alydus ater, C. H. 478.
a. North America. Presented by the Entomological Club.

8. Alydus apicalis, C. H. 479.
a. St. John's Blufl", East Florida. Presented i)y E. Doubleday, Esq.

9. Alydus cuktulus.
curtulus, Slai, Euy. Resa, 234.
California.

160 CATALOGUE OF

10. Alydus notatipennis.
Builinus uotatipenuis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 459.
Mexico, Columbia.

11. Alydus pallescens.
pallescens, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 34.
Rio Janeiro.

12. Alydus debilis.
Mas. Fulviis, sublus Jlavo bivilUitus ; oculi suhpetiolati, rostrum coxas
inlermcdias altingens ; anlrnnce corpore breviores ; prolhnracis anguli
postici acuti, subprominuli ; abdomen maculis lateralibns apiceque
nigris ; venter pallide Jiavus, villa abbreviata nigricante ; femora
poslica gracilia, sublus riniHerialim spinutosa ; ala antica corii
margine exteriore rufo, membraiia diaphana.
Male. Tawny, Head beueatli and pectus with a broad pale yellow
stripe on each side. Eyes very slightly petiolated. Rostrum extending to
the middle coxffi. Autennte shorter than the body; second joint shorter
than the first; third as long as the first ; fourth more than twice the length
of the third. Prothorax with a slight transverse furrow near the fore
border; hind angles acute, slightly prominent. Abdomen with black spots
on each side above; tip black; under side pale yellow, with an abbreviated
blackish stripe. H ind femora slender, with a row of minute spines beneath.
Hind tibice full as long as the hind femora. Fore wings with a red line
along the exterior border of the corium and with a pellucid membrane.
Length of the body 5 lines.
a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Eastern Isles.

13. Alydus Eugenle.
Eugeniffi, Slal, Eug. Rcsa, 234.
Manilla.

Genus 7. CAMPTOPUS.
Caraptopus, Serv. Hist. Hem. 224.

In Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fori). 1859, the following genera have been distin-
guished l)y Prof. Stal, as here indicated, from Camptopus, with which genus
they are included with it in this list.
A. Hind border of the jirothorax elongated into teeth

beyond the basal angles of the sculellum.
a. Rostrum extending to the hind coxa, or a little

shorter.
* Prothorax with a distinct neck. - - - Tivarbus.

** Prothorax with no neck. _ . - - Tupalus.

HEJItPTERA IIKTEROPTEKA. I'H

b. Eostrum extending to the middle coxas. - - Mirperus.

B. Hind border of the pvothorax not elongated into
teeth.

a. Head parallel between the eyes and the antennae.

* Rostrum extending beyond the middle coxae. - Riptortus.

** Rostrum extendinf; to the middle coxse. - - Tenosius.

b. Head straightened before the eyes. - - - Canipiopus.

Etirope and West Asia.
1. Camptopus lateralis.
Alydus lateralis, C. H. 470.

a. Italy. Presented by Dr. Sinclair.

b, c. Albania. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

e. Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.
/. South France.

g. Teneriffe.

h — p. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

2. Camptopus Tragacanth^e.
Alydus TragacanthoD, Kol. Mel. G5, pi. 8, f. 7— Camptopus Tragacanthce,

Fieb. Eur. Hem. 2lb.
Caucasus region.

3. Camptopus bifasciatus.
bifasciatus, Fieh. Wien. Enl. Mon. viii. 324.
Amasia.

America.

A. Hind border of the protliorax hardly angular. ■• longipes, robustus.

B. Hind border of the prothorax distinctly angular on

each side. . . - - pallcns, puncticeps,

afiSuis, sinuatus, diversipes, rufipes.

4. Camptopus longipes.
-, StoU, Pun. 122, pi. 30, f. 214 ?— Alydus longipes, C. H. 473— Rip-

tortus longipes, Slal.

a. Brazil.

h. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

5. Camptopus robustus.
Alydus robustus, C. H. 473 — Riptortus robustus, Slal.
a. Brazil.

162 CATALOGUE OF

6. Camptopus fallens.
Alydus pallens, C. H. 47G— Tivarbus palleus, Stal.
a. Brazil.
a, Orizaba. From M. Salle's colection.

7. Camptopus punoticeps.
Alydus puncticeps, C. //. 476 — Tivarbus puucticeps, Slal.
a, h. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.
c. Brazil.

8, Campiopus affinis.
Alydus affinis, C. H. 477— Tivarbus affiuis, Slal.
a. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.
h. Columbia. From M. Goudol's collection.
c — e. St. Domiufjo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.
/. Venezuela. From Mr. BirscheU's collection.

9. Camptopus sinuatus.
Alydus sinuatus, C. H. 477— Hyalymenus (Tivarbus) sinuatus, Stal, Hem.
Fabr. 93.

a. Brazil.

b. Cayenne. Presented by W, W. Saunders, Esq.

c. Honduras. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

10. Camptopus diversipes.
Alydus diversipes, C. H. 477.
a. Mexico. From Mr. Argent's collection.

11. Camptopus rufipes.
Alydus rufipes, C. H. 477.
a. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

12. Camptopus tarsatus.

Alydus tarsatus, Fabr. S;/st. Rh!/n.'250 — Alydus atratus, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn.
251 — Hyalymenus (Tivarbus) tarsatus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 62 — Camp-
topus affinis?

South America.

13. Camptopus recurvus.
Alydus recurvus, H.-Sch. Wanz. fns. viii. 98, pi. 282, f. 866.
Brazil.

HEMIPTERA HETEKOl'TERA.

163

14. Camttopus pectoralis.
pectoralis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 34.
Rio Janeiro.

1.5. Camptopus KianicoRNis.
iiigricornis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 34.
Rio Janeiro.

Africa,
distinct neck ;

bind border

A. Prothorax witb

bisinuated.

a. Body yellowisb cinnamon-colour.

* Rostrum extending to ibe bind cosfc.

** Rostrum extending between tbe middle coxae.
I Hind angles of the prothorax elongated into spines.
Hind femora less incrassated. . - -

ft Hind angles of the prothorax hardly elongated into
spines. Hind femora more iucrassated.

b. Body black. - - . . -

B. Prothorax with uo neck or with hardly any ; hind

border straight.

a. Antenniferous tubercles unarmed. Rostrum ex-

tending beyond the middle coxae.

* Hind angles of tbe prothorax acute.

** Hind angles of the prothorax not acute. -

b. Antenniferous tubercles acute. Rostrum just

reaching the middle coxte. Mirperus, Slal, Ofv.
K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 460.

* Head striped. - - _ _ -
f Scutelium with a whitish stripe. - - -

It Scutelium with a whitish tip. - - -

fit Scutelium wholly dark.

** Head uot striped.

flavolinea.

Fabricii.

flavovittatus.
Stalii.

arcuatus.

fasciatus.

jaculus, torridus.
albidus.
dentipes.

leuuicoruis, acanlharis, fuscus.

16. Camptopus fasciatus.
Alydus fasciatus, C. H. 471 — Tupalus fasciatus, Stal.

a. Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.

b. Mauritius. From Mr. Plant's collection.

17. Camptopus arcuatus.
LygEBus arcuatus, Fabr. Ent. Syst, Suppl. 538 — Alydus arcuatus, Fabr,

Syst. Rhyn. 248 — Tupalus arcuatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 9o.
Madagascar. Hindostan.

164 CATALOGUE OF

18. Cajiptopus jaculus.
Alydus jaculiis, C. H. 470— Alydiis crassi femur, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork.

]855, 30 — Mycins Matla<,niscai'iensis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me S^r.

viii. 938 — Tupalus Jaculus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 96.
Madajrasoar.

a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

b. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

c. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

19. Camptopus torridus.
Alydus torridus, C. II. 470 — Mirperus torridus, Stal.
a. Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.

20. Camptopus albidens.
Alydus albidens, C. H. 470— Mirperus albidens, Stal.

a, b. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

c. Sierra Leone. From Mr. Foxcrofl's collection.

(/. West Africa. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

e — ;). Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

q. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

r. — ? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

21. Camptopus dentipes.
Alydus dentipes, C, H. 472— Riptortus dentipes, Stal.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

22. Camptopus tenuicoenis.
Alydus tenuicornis, C. II. 471 — Riptortus tenuicornis, Stal.

a. .Sierra Leone. Presented by tlie Rev. D. F. Morgan.

b, Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

23. Camptopus acantharis.
Alydus acantharis, C. II. 472 — Riptortus acantluuis, Stal.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. iM organ.

24. Camptopus fuscus.
Alydus fuscus, C. U. 473 — Riptortus fuscus, Stal.
Hindostan.
a, b. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

HEMIPTEEA HETEllOPTErvA. 165

25. Camptopus Stalii.

Alvdus Stalii, Stjul. Arch. But. ii. 301— Riptartus Stalii, Slal, Hem. Afr.
ii. 94.

Old Calabar.

26. Camptopus flavolinea.

Alydus flavolinea, Sgnt. Arch. Ent. ii. — lliptortus flavolinealus, Stal,Hetn.
Afr. ii. 93.

Gabou.

27. Camptopus flavovittatus.

Alydus flavovittatus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak.Forh. 1855, 30— Riptoitus flavo-
vittatus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 94.

Caffraria.

28. Camptopus Fabricii.

Alydus Fabricii, S(j7it. A. S. E. F. 3/hp Ser viii. 940— Eiptortus Fabricii,
Slid, Hem. Afr. ii. 93.

Madagascar.

^9. Camptopus peoletarius.
proletarius, Schatan — Teiiosius prolelarius, Slal.

30. Camptopus decisus.

Foeiii. Luleus; rostrum coxas in lermedias atlingens ; prolhora.v scaber,
anlice subluvis, aiigulis postiris prominuiis ohliquis vulde acutis ;
coxcB posliccc sublus ni(jr(C ; femora postica subincrussata, nigricanle
univillata, apice nicjra ; libiic posliccc itignc, subarcuaUc, hueo
unislriyaict, femoribus poslicis breviorcs ; membrana diaphana.

Female. Luteous. Rostrum extending to the middle coxa;; lip
black. First aud second joints of tbe antennae black; first joint much
longer than tbe second. Prolhorax scabrous, almost smooth in front of the
transverse furrow near the foie bonier; hind angles forming two prominent
acute spines, slanting hindward. Hind coxa> black beneath. Hind
femora slightly incrassated, with black spines beneath, with a blackish
stripe on the inner side, and with blaci; tijis. Hind tibia; black, slightly
curved, shorter than the bind femora, with a luteous streak beneath. Hind
wings and membraue of the fore wings pellucid. Length of the body
7 lines.

a. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

166 CATALOGUE OF

South Asia and Eastern Isles.

31. Camptopus linearis.
Alydus linearis, C. H. 472 — Riptortus linearis. Slal.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

b. Honfi Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

c. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.

d. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

e. Philippine Isles. From Mr, Cuming's collection.
/. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

g. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.
h. Ceylon. From Dr. Thwaites' collection.
i. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
_;'. Flores. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
k. Ceram. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.
I. Ceram. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
HI. Ke. Presented by W. W . Saunders, Esq.
n. Burmab. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.
0. New Guinea. Presented by W, W. Saunders, Esq.
•p. Sula. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

32. Camptopus ventralis.
Alydus ventralis, C. //. 474.

a. Bombay. Presented by Sir \V. Elliott.

b. Hindostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

c. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.
d — g. Jajniu. Presented by F. Smith, Esq.

Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
Interior of China. Presented by Lieut. Col. H. A. Sarel.

33. Camptopus pepestris.

Cimex pedestris, Fair. Si/st. Ent. 727; Sp. 7??s. ii. 375 ; Mant. Ins. \'\.

307 — Genis pedestris, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. J9() — Lygaeus pedestris,

Fabr. Ent. Sysl. Suppl. 5o9 — Alydus ])edestiis, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn.

252 — Riptortus pedestris, Stal, Hem, Fabr. i, 64.
Hindostan.

34. Camptopus clavatus.
Alydus clavatus, Dnhrn, Steit. Ent. Zcit. IbGO, 402— Riptortus clavatus,

3Iayi: Hem. 111.

Singapore.

35. CaiMptopus major.
Alydus major, Dnhrn, Stctt. Ent. Zcit. IS(30, 402— Riptortus major, Mayr.
Ihm. 111.

Sambelong.

HEMIPTERA HKTEllOPTERA. 167

Australia.
A. Scutellum striped. - - - - . scutellaris.

B- Scutellum not striped. - - . serripes, obscuiicovnis.

36. Camptopus scutellaris.
Alydus scutellaris, C. H. 474— Mirperus scutellaris, Slal.

a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

b. Swan River. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

37. Camptopus serripes.
Alydus serripes, C. H. 474 — Riptortus serripes, Slal.
a. Australia.

38. Camptopus annulicornis.
Alydus annulicornis, C. II. 475 — Riptortus annulicornis, Stal.
a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

39. Camptopus obscuricornis.
Alydus obscuricornis, C. H. 475— Riptortus obscuricornis, Stal.
a. Port Essington. From Mr. Gould's collection.

40. Camptopus sordidus.
Fcem. Ferrugineus, cinereo tomentosus, siibius flavo interrupte bivit-
latus; rostrum coxas intermrdias panllo superans ; antennm rufcc
corpore multo breviores ; prothnracis anguli pnstici acuti, prominuH
subascendentes ; femora pnsiica siibincraasata, sublus uniseriaiiin
spinosa; iibicB posticce stibarcuatw, basi aplccqiie picecc ; membrana
cinerea.

Female. Ferruginous, with cinereous tomentum. Rostrum extendino-
a little beyond the middle coxa. Antenns red, much shorter than the
body; second joint as long as the third, very much shorter than the first •
fourth very much longer than the first. Head beneath and pectus with a*
twice interrupted yellow stripe on each side. Prethorax with a transverse
furrow near the fore border and with a slight neck; hind angles acute
prominent, slightly ascending. Legs dark red. Hind femora slighily
incrassated, with a row of spines beneath. Hind tibia? pale red, piceous at
the base and at the tips, much shorter than the hind femora, slightly curved.
Fore wings with a cinereous membrane. Length of the body 7 lines.
a, h. Australia. From Mr. Strange's collection.

168 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 8. EUTHETUS, C. H. 479.

1. EuTHETUS I'ULCHELr.US, C H. 479.

a. North Hindoslaii. From Caj)!. Boyb' collection.

2. EUTHEXUS LEDCOSTICTUS.

leiicostictus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 30. Hem. Afr. ii. 91.
Caffruria.

3. EuTHETUS LEUCOPCECILUS.

leueopoecilus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 30. Hem. Afr. ii. 91.
Caffraria.

4. EuTHETUS SORDIDUS.

sordidus, Sid, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 30. Hem. Afr. ii. 91.
Caffraria.

Genus 9. MICRELYTRA, C. H. 480.

1. MiCUELYTRA FOSSULARUM, C. //. 480.

rt. Spain. Presented by B. Frend, Esq.

b. Italy.

The following genera may be included with the Stenocephalida; or
with the AlydidsB ; the two families may be united.

Genus DACLERA.
Daclera, S(fnl. Maillard, Notes He Reunion, Hhn. 27.

1. Daclera punctata.
punctata, Sgnt. Maillanl, Notes He Reunion, Him. 27, pi. 20, f. 7.
Bourbon.

Genus CYLLARUS.
Cyllarus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. Ol.

1. Cyllarus loxgirostrum.
Gonoccnis longirostrum, S<jni. Arch. Ent. ii. 302— Cyllarus longiroslris,

Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 0.
Grand Bassam.

A IlKTI'nWI'J'KiiA.

G.-iins ^fAIUJIlIS.
Murcius, Slal, llvm. Afr. ii. 7.

1. MaHCIUS (IlONI'.ilOSUS.

{reiicrosiis, Slal, A. S. E . F. l»»c .S't'--. v. IHd.

a, h. New Guinea. Pr.'seiitr,] by W. \Y . S;iiinrlers, Esq.

(', d. New Guinea. I'lum Mr. \Vallace's coUcclioii.

Genus TKACMELIUM.
Tiacheliiun, ll.-Seh. irauz. Inn. ix. '271, pi. 30— Cydanuis, Stul, A'/o J<n>.
Ihm. 33, 2, 2Ji».

1, Trachelium bicolor.
hiuolor, n.-Si'h. Wanz. Ins. ix. 274, jil. 320, f. 989.
Brazil.

2. TllACIlELIUM FULV[Pi:S.

fulvipes, Il.-Sch. Wan:. Ins. ix. 275, pi. 320, f. 990.
Brazil.

3. Tracheliu.v picTicErs.

Traclieliiiin picticeps, Sial, Eng. Rfsa, 235 — Cydamus picticeps, Slat, liio
Jan. 59.

Rio Janeiro.

4, Traciieliuji femorale.

Trachelium feniorale, Stal, Rio Jan. Htni. 33 — Cydamus fomoralis, Slal,

Rio Jan. Hem. 2, HO.
Rio Janeiro.

5. Trachelium adsi-eusipes.
Cydamus adspersipes, Sial, Rio Jan. Ilcm. 33.
Rio Janeiro.

Genus DULICIIIUS.
Dulichius, Slal, Ilem. Afr. ii. 89.

I. Dur,ItIIIUS TTtrFiPTNOSI

trispinosus, Slal, Ilcin. Afr. ii. i)0.
CalFraria.

170 CATAT,OGUE OF

2. DuLICinUS? CLAVIFER.

Mas. Piceus, {ftacileit, niteu.'i, snlipiinclalus ; antcmue gracillimce, corpore

rnulto longinres ; prolharax convexux, anlice coarclatus, angiilis

posticis rolundatis iion prominulis ; sculeUum spina fiiiformi erecla

apice dihUata armalum ; pedes lonc/i, gracillimi, femoribus fusco

fasciatis ; mnnbrann obscure cinrrea. Vav. j3. — Prolliorax riifus,

antice niger ; femora poslica nigricnntia.

Male. Piceous, slender, sliininnf, thinly aiul very minutely pnnclured.

Head short. Eyes iirominent. Antennic very slender, much longer than

the body; first joint tuwny, suliclavate; second much lon<?er than the first;

third a little longer than the first. Prolhorax convex, with a distinct neck ;

hind anj,'les rounded, not prominent. ScMtellum with an erect, long,

slender ca|)itate spine on its disk. Lefjs lon^r, very slender; femora vviih

brown bands. Hind wiiifi,s and nR'nil)rane of ibe fore wings dark cinereous.

Var. j3. — Prothorax red, black along tlic fore border. Hind femora

blackish. Length of the body 4 lines.

a — c. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Genus PROTENOR.
Protenor, Stal.

PltOTENOli BeLFRAGEI.

Belfragei, Haglund, Sletl. Ent. Zeit. xxix. K32.
Illinois.

Fam. 2. STENOCEPHALID/E, C. 11. 480,
Fam. Coreida, SuVifam. Coreida, tStal — Div. Genida, Slal.

A. Prothorax without appendages.

a. Body elongate-ovate. First joint of the antennae

not longer llian the head.
* Fourth joint of the aniennic not incrassated. 1, Stknocephalus.

** Fourth joint of the antennte slightly incrassated. - 3. Darmisxus

b. Body very long. First joint of the antenn;e longer

than the head. - 4. Levtocohisa. 5. Swius. (!. Lyunessus.

7. NoLiPnus.

B. Prothorax with two lateral appendages. - 2. Psotii.nus.

Genus 1. STENOCEPH ALUS, C. II. ii.48I.
1. Stenocephaluo agilis, C. II. ii. 481.
a — h. England.

i — m. Europe. Presented liy W. W. Saunders, l-lsq.
11. Albania. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
o. Canaries. Presented by W. W. Saunders, I'Isq.
p. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEUOFHiRA. 171

q. Jtalv. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

r. Italy.

s. France. Prcsentetl l)y F. Walker, Es(|.

t. France.

V — z. Madeira. From Mr. WoUaston's collection.

2. SlENOCKPIlALUS NEOLECTUS.

negkctus, II..Sch. Wanz, Ins. iii. aj, pi. f. '272. Ficb, Eur. Hem. 223.
South Eurojie.

3. Stexocephalus insulakis, C. H. 482.
a — e. Galapagos. Presented by C. Darwin, Esq.

4. Stenocephalus caffeu, C. II. 482.
a — c, Souih Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

5. Stenocephalus testaceus.
testaceus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1859, 468.
Cape.

6. Stenocephalus lautipes.
lantipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 468.
Senegal.

7. Stenocephalus punctaiuus.
punctariiis, Stal^ Hem. Afr. ii. 89.
Isle Bourbon.

Genus 2. PSOTILNUS.

Psotilnus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 468.

1. PSOTILXUS MUCItONIFi;!;.

mucronifer, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859,468.
Cape.

Genus 3. DARMISTUS.
Darmistus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 469.

1. Darmistus suiivriTATUS.
subviltatus, Sud, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. IS59, 469.
Mexico.

cataL(jgue of

Genus 4. LEPTOCORISA, ('. //. is-j.
(leiiis, Sldl.

1. Leptocorisa yii.iFoiJMia.
Cimex CiWfmuw, Fal»: Si/sl. Ent. 727: ,S>. //(.s-. ii. 37.3 ; Mant. Ins.W.
308— GlmtIs niiloimis, Fabr. h'nl. S^st. iv. 191 ; 6><. Rhj/n. 200,
Slaf, Hem. Fair. i. (i6.

Wesl Indies.

2. Leptocoius.v xii'l;loii)E8, C. II. 484.

a. Rio Jiineiro. Presented by J. P. G. Smitli, Esq.

b, c. Brazil. From Mr. Cliiliireii's collection.
d — f. Saiilarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

(J. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweeilie's collection.
h. Si. Domingo. From Mr. Hearne's collection.
i. Dcmerani. Presented by Fredk. Moore, Esq.

3. Li;PTOcoi;iSA aucuata.
llhalxlocoris arcii.-ita, Kol. Mrl. (i.s, ,,!. 8, f. 1 1 —Leptocorisa arcuata, Fieb.

Eur. Ilcm. 224._
Caucasus region.

4. LePTUCOKIHA VAlUCriRNIS, C. 11. 4S4.
Chinensis, C. H. 483— apicalis, C. //. 484.
a — (.. Siena Leone. Presented by the Pev. D. F. IMorgan.
d, e. China. Presented by G. T. Lav, I'^sq.
/. Ceybm. Presented by Dr. Thwaifes.
r/. I'iiilippinc Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.
/*. Amoy. From Mr. Stevens' collection.
i.j. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templelon.
k. Malacca. Presented by W. W. Sauiideis, Emj.

Flores. Presented bv W. W. Saunders, Es(i.
/. Sarawak. Presented' iiy W. W. Saunders, Esq.
m. Celebes. Presented I)y W. W. Saunders, Escj.
n. C(Mam. Presented by Sir J. Liddell.
o. Norlli China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.
p. Penaiig. Presented by J. C. Bowrinjj, Es(|.
q. Ilindostan. Presenled by J. C. Bowring, Esq.
r, ,9. New Guinea. Presented iiy W. W. Saunders, Esij.
t. Bali. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Es(|.
%i. Siam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, l'-s(j.

v-z. Madras. Presented by A. C. Brisbane Neill, Esci. '-Very desliuc-
ti\(; to the rice crops."

iiKMii'TJ':i!A hktk]U)1>'i-1';i;a. 173

5. Ll'.l'TOCOUISA A N (J US r ATA.

CiiiKX aiigiistatiis, Fabr. Maiit. Ins. ii. oO.S— (icni^ angiislaUis, Fair.
Ent. Sysl. iv. 191 ; Sysl. lilnju. -liVi. Slal, Ilnn. Fahr. i. G(l— Genis
uratmius, Fabr. Ent. iSi/sl. iv. Ii)l ; .Si/sl. li/ij/n. 2<JI— iMvedocliiis
trinotuius, li.-Svh. Wanz. Ins. \\\\. {),j, T. 803 — IajiIucu! isa" inaciili-
ventris, C. IL ii. 481.

Hinrlostaii. China. Aiislialia.

a. Ceylon. Piesenled by Dr. Templelon,

b. Sarawak. PrcscnltMri.y W. W. JS-imulcrs, E^i.
f. Celebes. From 'Six. Wallace's eullcelioii.

d. ?

(i. LePTOCOKISA PlifiMXA.

Leptocorisa inolixa. Slal, Emj. Iii'sa,'2o.'> — J\luUisea prolixa, .S'/k/, //cm.

Afr. ii. 6. livrl. Ent. Zcil. x. 1(50.
Hong Kong.

7. LePTOCOUISA COSTALIS.

Myedoclius custalis, Il.-Sch. ]Vnnz. Ins. viii. IXi, {)l.-28l, f. HG4 — .Slcno-

coris costalis, Il.-Sch. lade.v, 191.
Java.

a. Malacca. Presented bv W. W. Saunders, Es(|.

b. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saun<lurs, Esq.

c. Sarawak. Friim Mr. Wallace's collection.

(I. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

S. Leptocorisa BuiivicouMs, C. II. '18o.
Mulusca Inevicornis, tSlal.

a. Australia. Presented by Sir. J. Piicbardson.

b. Swan lliver. Presented by S:r .1. PiicIiardsiMi.

c. Australia.

(L Adelaide. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

c, /. 'I'asmania. Preseiited by W. W. Saunders, Em|.

<j. Tasmania. From Mr. A. S. Smith's collection.

1». Li:P10C01!IS.\. ]iIl'CNCTAr.\.

liipuiictata, Costa, It. Avcad. Scioize I'isiche c Malnn. Xajioli, Fasc. 10.

10. Leptocouisa niSCOlDAT.lS.

Mas. Pd/lhlr tcslaccd, i/racillini<i, rillis (/imlnis nigris puslicr dilatiilh ;

antcniuc ni(/i(', (/r/icil/inKf , cm'/ioir /(>ni/iitr( s, (irtivnlo Xo plus

ininiisri' I'n/ri)^ \i iliinidio biisu/i alio ; jirothara.K nii/cr, tnarg'tnr

atitiKi la(( iibi(s(jiic trsldctis, aixjul'is jiiisticis ri'lnndalts non proini-

174 CATALOGUE OF

7ndis ; sculellum nigrum, apice teslaceuni ; pedes picei, femoribus
pallide leslaceis apice piceis ; alec anliac nigra, casta pallidc testacea,
membrana pallide fusca.
Male. Pale teslaceuus, very slender. Head and thorax with two
bhick lateral stripes which widen hindward. Lateral lubes of the head
extending beyond the middle lobe. Eyes slightly in'ominent. Rostrinn
extendinjr to the hind toxie ; (irsi and second joints much longer than the
third and than ihc fourth. Antenna black, very slender, longer than the
body; first joint lawny towards the base or wholly tawny, except towards
the lip, nuich longer than the second; third a little longer than the second ;
fourth longer than the first, white for nearly half the length from the base.
Prothorax black, except on each side and towards the fore border; hind
angles rounded, not i)roniinent. Scutellum black; tip testaceous. Legs
piceuus, long, very slender; coxui and femora pale testaceous, the latter
piceous towards the lips. Fore wings black; cosia pale testaceous; mem-
brane pale brown. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 6\ — 7\
lines.

a. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

b. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c. Sula. Presented by VV. \V. Sanuders, Esq.

11. Lepiocouisa biguttata.

Mas. Testacea, gracillima ; caput nigra biviltatum ; antenna nigra,

gracillimu', corpore longiores, articulo 4o basi Jinvo ; prothorax

tubcrculis duabus poslicis piceis ; pedes nigri, gracillimi, femoribus

basi teslaceis ; ahc anticcc nigrcc, vilta costali testacea, membrana

fusca.

Male. Testaceous, very slender. Head with a black stripe on each

side; lateral lobes extending beyond the middle lobe. Eyes rather

prominent, llostrum piceous, extending to the middle coxae; first joint

pale testaceous, longer than the others. Antennte black, very slender,

longer than the body; first joint very much longer than the second;

third longer than the second; fourth yellow towards ihe base, longer

than the hist. Prothorax with a piceous tubercle near each hind angle,

which is rounded and not proinineut. Legs black, long, very slender;

femora testaceous towaids the base. Fore wings black, with a testaceous

costal slripe, which is narrowest towards the base; membrane brown.

Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Gilolo, From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Genus o. SAVIUS.
Savin?:, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. "J, oS.

1. S.WILIS SUTUKl'.I.I.US.

Parvi)lius suUncllus, Stal, Rio .Ian. Ilcin. 31— Savins suturellns, Stal,
■ Rio Jan. J/cm. 2, .38.

a. Santarem. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b, c. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

IIEMIPTERA IlKTEKOrTEUA. 175

Genus C. LYUNESSUS.

Lyniessiis, .S'/«/, Rio Jan. Ilcm. 2, T)!") — Corislciiia, Conla, R. Acaid.
Svienze Fisivhe e Maleui. Napoli, Fuse. 10.

1. LyUNESSUS ilUIALlS.

Parypl)es tibialis, Slal, Rio Jan. Ihin. 31 — Lviiiessus tiliialis, .S%/, 72<V)
Jan. Hem. 2, 50— Lt'ptocorisa geniciilala, iiiicr, Sii</)a llisl. Cuba,
Ins.

Cuba. Rio Janeiro.

2. LvitNESSUS LIMBATICOILIS.

limbaticollis, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. v. 185.

a. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Ani. Presented by W. \V Saunders, Es((.

c. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. e. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's eollcclion.
/ — A. Aru. From Mr. Wallace's colleelion.

3. Lyrnessus flavicosta,
Coristenia flavicosta, Cosla, R. Accad. Scieiize Fisichc e I\fatcm. Napoli,
Fuse. 10 — L. limbaticollis ?

Genus 7. NOLIPIIUS.
Noliplius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 440.

1. Nor.IHFlUS EHYriIROCEIMIALU.S.

erylhrocephalus, Slal, 0/v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 440.
Sumatra.

2. NoLii'iius Pai'uensis.
Papuensis, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. v, 185.

a, b. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saumlers, ilsq.
c — ■/. New Guinea. From iMr. Wallace's collection.
g. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
h. Mysol. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

3. NOLII'IIIIS INSLLAUI.S.

insularis, Stal, A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. v. 1.S5.
Fiji Isles.

L76 GA'J'Ai.OClUE (JF

4. NOLIPIIUS ANN'ULIPES.

Mas. Luteim, r/raciiis, anlice nhjro hlvUlntus ; antenncc nigrce, gmcU-

Ihiue, corporc brtviores, arliculu ^o liileo suhclavato apice iiiijro ;

jn-othorax splnis (liuiljiis niijris luteralibus suboblujuis siibasceiulenli-

bus ; abdominis ilnruna /l)i('is dnabn^i macidisque qnatuor nigris

laleralibus ; vcnlcr gultis (/iiiilt((ir mavnlisqite dtiabiin posteiioribus

magnis Iriangularibus inacuhxjuc subupicali ni;jris ; pedes gracitlimi,

femoribtis apice nigris, feiiioribus poslicis fascia subupicali albida ;

ul(B aulic(C linea coslaii nigra, iiiembrana diaphana.

Mule. Luleons, slender. Head heliind and fore part of the prolliorax

witli a 1)1. ick stripe on each side. Eyes very prominent. Rostrum black,

extendini;' to the liind cox;e ; first joint luteoiis. Antenniu iilack, very

slender, rather shorter tlian the i)ody ; first joint hiteous, subelavate, l)laok

towards the lip, a little loii<;er tlian tiie second ; third as long as the first ;

fourlh much ioniser than tlie third. Prolhorax finely scabrous ; a black

slender acute slightly inclined Iiackward and slightly ascending spine on

each hind angle. Abdomen with two black lateral lines, each accompanied

by four black spnts; under side with two black dots on each side and with

two large posterior black triangular spots and with a smaller subapical

black spot in the disk. Legs long, very slender; i'einora black towards the

tips; liind femora with a whitisli subapical band. Fore wings with a

black costal line; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of the

body 5. J lines.

a. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

5. NOLII'UUS.? UUl'ICOLLIS.

Mas et foem. Niger, graciUimus ; antenna gracillimcc, corpora mullo

longiores, ariiculo \o setoso ; prolhorax rufas, inermis, anlice

coarctalus ; pectus rufnin ; pedes qualuor antcriores rnji ; mcmbrana

nigricans.

Male and female. Black, very slender. Eyes very prominent.

Rostrum extending to the middle coxie. Anteiinaj very slender, much

longer than the body; first joint setose, much Ioniser than the second.

Prothorax red, smooth, with a distinct neck; hind angles rounded, not

proinincnt. Pectus and legs red, tlie latter slender. Hind legs black.

Hind wings and membrane of the tore wings blackish. Length of the

body 4 lines,

a. Singapore. Presented by W. W . Saunders, Esq.

b. Malacca. Presented by"W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c. Mount Ophir. Presented by \V. \V. Sanndcis, Esq.

(). NoLIPIIUS? DISTlNCrUS.

Fiem. Niger, gracilis, sublomcnlosus ; aninincc gracillinuc, corporc
longiores, ariiculo \o fisciu basin versus alba ; jirotlmrax transverse
subsulcalus, slrigula discali alba, aiujulis ])oslicis rectangulatis

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEHA.

177

subprominuHs ; iwntris latera alho bimaculata ; pedes longl, gracil-
litni, femoribus poslicis basi coxisque albis ; alee anliccc linea
coslali intemipla alba, linea apud marginem interiorem fulva,
viembraiia nigricanle veiiis ex parte strigisque duabus albidis.

Female. Black, slender, slightly tomenlose. Head tvianp^ular ;
middle lobe extending l)eyond the lateral lobes. Eyes slightly prominent.
Rostrum extending to the middle coxae; third joint very short; fourth
shorter than the first and than the second. Autennae very slender, longer
than the body ; second joint much longer than the first ; third a little longer
than the second ; fourth as long as the second, with a white band near the
base. Pruthorax slightly contracted in front, with a short white streak in
the disk and with a shallow transverse furrow in the middle; hind angles
rectangular, slightly prominent and ascending. Abdomen with two
elongated white spots on each side beneath. Legs long, very slender ; hind
femora towards the base and coxa3 white. Fore wings with an interrupted
white line on the costa and with a tawny line on the interior border;
membrane blackish, with partly white veins and with two parallel whitish
streaks in the disk. Length of the body 5^ lines.

This species differs in some characters from the typical Nolipbi.

a. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

7. NOLIPHUS? BtPLAGIATUS.

Foem. Niger, gracilis, subtomcntosus ; anlennte graciliitme, corpori
aquilungce, articulo 2o basi fulvo, '3o basi albo, 4o basin verstis albo ;
prothorax slrigula discali albo, sulco medio transversa bene determi-
nato, angtilis posticis rotundatis non prominidis ; ventris latera albo
quinquemaculala ; pedes graciles, femoribus basi albis; alee anticcE
striga transversa plagaque cxteriore costalibus albis, membrana
strigulis basalibus upiceque albidis.

Female. Black, slender, slightly tomeutose. Head triangular;
middle lobe extending beyond the lateral lobes. Eyes proiriinent. Rostrum
extending to half the distance between the fore cox?e and the middle coxs.
Antennae very slender, as long as the body; second joint tawny at the base,
longer than the first; third a little longer than the first, white at the base;
fourth as long as the second, white towards the base. Prothorax with a
short white streak in the disk and with a well-defined transverse middle
furrow; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Abdomen beneath with four
elongated white spots on each side. Legs slender; femora white at the
base. Fore wings with a whitish costal streak extending to the disk and
with an exterior and more conspicuous costal whitish patch ; some Hitle
longitudinal whitish streaks at the base of the membrane, which has a
whitish tip. Length of the body .0.^ lines.

Nearly allied to N. deliueatus.

a. Gilolo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2 A

178

CATALOGUE OF

2. NODTCORNIA.

A. First joint of the antennae almost as long as the head

or longer. . - . . .

B. First joint of the antenna) very small, much shorter

than the head. - - - - -

Fam. 1. C0REIDJ5, C. H. 485.
Berytidee et Coreida;, Ficb.
A. Femora unarmed or
length with fine
slender.
a. Body very slender.
* First ji)int of the antenuEB not clavate.
f First joint of the antennEE not longer than the
head. Chorosomidie, Douglas and Scott. -

heset along the whole
spines. Hind femora

tt

§§

XX

tl

\

First joint of the antennffi nearly as long as the

head and the prothorax together. -
First joint of the antennaB clavate.
Head elongated and pointed in front.
First joint of the anteunaj as long as the second

and third together. - . -

Head short and rounded in front.
Body broad. - - . - -

Body foliaceous. . - . -

Body more or less oval.
Head unarmed in front.
AntenntB very long and slender; first joint

abruptly clavate at the tip.
Scutellum hardly longer than broad.
Scutellum much longer than broad.
Antenna) shorter, thiclicr; first joint not

abruptly clavate at the tip.
Middle lobe of the head not acute.
Rostrum extending to or beyond the meso-

sternum.
Fourth joint of the anteunaj distinctly shorter

than the third. . . - .

Fourth joint of the antenna; as long as the

third.
Hind femora not spiny.

](>. Namacus.
Hind femora spiny. - . - -

Rostrum hardly extending beyond the fore

coxa;. _ - - - -

Head with spines in front.

Pectus with a groove. - - - 1

Pectus with no groo^'e.

1. Coreida.
2. Rhopalid^.

1. Chorosoma.
2. Stiuoptus.

3. Acestra.

4. Neides.

5. Capys.

6. Berytus.

7. Jalysus.

8. Phyllomoepha.

9. Hydaba.

10. COHDUBA.

14. gonocerus.

15. Cletus.

17. Catorhintha.

18. Zieca.

19. DlSCOGASTER.
1. AULACOSTERNUM.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA.

179

§ Front with one spine. - - - -

§§ Front with two spines. _ . .

B. Hind femora more or less spiny beneath, gcue-
vally thick.

a. Antennae smooth, slender. Pseudophhrida, -S^rt/.
* First joint of the antennae longer than the head.

** First joint of the anleunae shorter than the head
or abonl equal to it in length,
f Head with many spines. - - -

ft Head unarmed. - - - -

b. Antennas stout, rough, hairy. - - -

Genus 1. CHOROSOMA, C. H. 487.

1. Chorosoma Miriformis, C. //. 487.

a — d. England. Presented by J. C. Dale, Esq.

e — /.-. England.

I. Polish Ukraine, Presented by Dr. Dowler.

>«, n. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

0. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

2. Chorosoma Schillingii, C H. 487.
a. England. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b — •/. England.

g — k. France. Presented by F. VV^alker, Esq.

Genus 2. STIROPTUS.

Stiroptus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 469.

1. Stiroptus lineaticornis.
lineaticornis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 4(59.
Rio Janeiro.

Genus 3. ACESTRA, C. H. 488.

1. AOESTRA SiNICA, C. H. 480.

a. China. Presented by G. T. Laye, Esq.

Genus 4. NEIDES, C. //. 488.

Europe.
1. Neides tipularius, C. H. 489.
Berytus (Sphalerocoris) tipularius, Flor, Rhjn. Liv. i. 20G.
a — c. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.
d. England. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
e — y. England.

h. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
i,j. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

12. Sethenira.

13. XiPHARES.

20. Clavigralla.

21. Mevania.

22. Myla.

23. Co REUS.

180 CATALOGUE OF

2. Neides depressus.
depressus, Fieb. MSS. Douglas and Scott, Ilem. 161.
England.

3. Neides aduncus.

aduncus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 202. Eur. Hem. 209.
Corsica.

4. Neides favosus.

favosus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 203. Eur. Hem. 209.
Germany.

5. Neides Signoeeti.

Berytus Signoreti, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iii. 204. Eur. Hem. 210.

Douglas and Scott, Hem. 160.
England. France.

6. Neides montivagus.

Berytus noontivagus, Bremi, Meg. Slelt. Ent. Zeit. 1841, 89. IVam. Ins'
260. Fieb. Wien. Ent. 3l'on. 1859,204. Eur, Hem. 2\0. Douglas
and Scott, Hem. 151.

England. Germany. Switzerland.

7. Neides vittatus.
Berytus vittatus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mun. 1859, 205. Eur. Hem. 210.
Germany.

8. Neides cognatus.
Berytus cognatus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 205. Eur. Hem. 210.

Douglas and Scott, Hon. 153.
England. Germany.

9. Neides clavii'Es, C H. 489.

a. England. Presented by 0. Eeilly, Esq.

b. England. Presented by C. O. Waleiliouse, Esq.
<;_/•. Enoland. Pret.ented by F. Walker, Esq.

g, h. England. From Mr, Stephens' collection.

I — n. Kngland.

j, k. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTKllA. 181

10. NeIDES CRASSIPES.

Berytus crassipes, H.-Schaff'. Norn. Ent. i. 43. Fieb. Beitr. i, 351, 32,
pi. 2, f. 28. Wkn. Ent. Moti. iii. 20(5. Eur. Hem. 211. Co^la,
Cent, 127, pi. 2, f. 5. Douglaa and Scott, Hem. 156,

England. Europe.

1 1. Neides minor.

Berytus minor, H.-Sch. Norn. 43. Paiiz. Faun. Ins. Germ. 135, 7. Fieb.
Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859,206. Eur. Hem. 211. Douglas and Scott,
Hem. pi. 6, f. 1— Berytus Steltineusis.'' Dohrn, Slett. Ent. Zeit. 1860,
105— Berytus Fieberi? Dohrn, Stett. Ent. Zeit. 1860, 105.

a, b. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

12. Neides pectoralis.

Apoplymus pectoralis, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 206. Eur. Hem. 212.
Corsica.

13. Neides annulosiis.

Cardoposlelhus annulosus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 208. Eur. Hem.
212.

Corsica.

14. Neides parallelus.

parallelus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mim. viii. 323 — depressus ? Douglas and
Scott, Brit. Hem. 161, pi. 6, f. 2.

England.

15. Neides comiMutatds.

Berytus commulatus, Fieb. MSS. Douglas and Scott, Brit, Hem. 188.
England.

16. Neides pallidus.

Megalomerium pallidum, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. 1859, 208. Eur. Hem.
213.

Corsica.

17. Neides Ferrarii.
Berytus Ferrarii, Garbiglietti, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. i. 110.
North and Central Italy.

182 CATALOGUE OF

18. Neides Drieberoexsis.
Beytus Diiebeigensis, Voltcnhoven, Tijdschr. Enl. Ser. 2, iv. 64, pi. l,f. 9.
Holland.

America.
19. Neides spinosus.
spiuosus, Say.
United States.

20. Neides decurvatus.
decuivatus, Ulder, Proc. Dost. Soc. Nat, Hist. 1871,
United Slates.

21. Neides gracilipes.
gvacilipes, Slal, Eucj. Resa, 29.

California.

22. Neides spinosissimus.
spinosissiimis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. ime Scr. iii. 555.
Chili.

Genus 5. CAPYS.
Capys, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 119.

1. Capys malacaipus.
Neides malacaipus, Stal, olini. — Capys lualacaipus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii.
119.

Genus 6. BERYTUS.
Metacanthus, C. //. 489.

1. Beuytus punctipes, C. H. 489.
Gampsocoris transilvanica, Fuss, Mitth. Ver. Herm. 1852, 7.

a. England. Presented by J. C. Dale, Esq.

b, c. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
d—f. England. From Mr, Stephens' collection.

2. Beuytus rufescens.
Bevytus rufescens, H.-Sch. Norn. 43. Panz. Faun. Germ. 135,8 — Berytus

elegaus, Burm.Havdb. Ent. ii. 313 — Berytus annulatus, Gorsk. 14(i—

Neides Sieberi, Crislofori, Spin. Ep. 20t) — Metalropis rufescens, Ficb.

Wicn. Enl. Mon. 1859, 207. Eur. Hem. 213. Douglas and Scott,

Hem. 14S, pi. 5, f. 9.
1-ngluud. Europe.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 183

South Asia.
3. Bkkyius pulchellus.
Metacanthus pulclicllus, C. II. IDO.
a. Norlli Hiudostau. From Capt. Boys' collection.

Country unknown.
4. Berytus fectoralis.
Metacanlbus pectoialis, C. II. 490.
a. ? From Air. Children's collection.

Genus 7. JALYSUS.
Jalysus, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 2, 59.

I. Jalysus macer.
Metacanthus macer, Stal, Eug. Resa, 236 — Jalysus macer, Slal, Rio Jan.

Hem. 2, 60.
Puna, near Guayaquil.

2. Jalysl's tenellus.
Metacanthus tenellus, S(al, Eug. Resa, 236— Jalysus tenellus, Stal, Rio

Jan. Hem. Q, 60.
Puna, near Guayaquil.

3. Jalysus sobrinus.
sobrinus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 2, 60.
Rio Janeiro.

Genus 8. PHYLLOMORPHA, C. H. 491.

1. Phyllojiorpha lacimata, C. II. 491.
a — c. Albania. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

(I — g. South France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

h. Spain. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

i. Portugal.

j, k. South France.

/. Bagdad. Presented by W. K. Loftus, Esq.

2. Phyllomorpiia paradoxa, C. II. 492.
a, b. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

c. Biergherdorp. Presented by Dr. Kaunegreyer.

184 CATALOGUE OF

3. Phyllomorpha Capicola, C. H. 402.
a. South Africa. From Col. Whitehill's collection.

3. Phyllomorpiia Latreillii, C. //. 492.
a. Senegal. From Mr. Westwood's collection.

Geuus 9. HYDARA, C. H. 492.

1. Hvdara tenuicornis, C. H. 493.

gracilicornis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 30. Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me

Sir. viii. 942 — lenuicornis, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 73.
Caffraria. Madagascar.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

Genus 10. CORDUBA.
Corduba, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 305. Hem. Afr. ii. 74.

1. Corduba macra.
macra, Slal, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 305. Hem. Afr. ii. 74.
Sierra Leone.

Genus 11. AULACOSTERNUM, C. H. 503.

1. Aulacosternum nigrorubrum, C. //. 604.
n, b. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson,
f. Australia. Presented by J. G. Children, Esq.

Genus 12. SET HEN IRA, C. H. 506.
1. Sethenika testacea, C. H. 606.
a, h. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.

Genus 13. XIPHARES.
Xipharcs, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1867, 531.

1. XiPPIARES TABDLATUS.

Gonocerus tabulatus, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 311 — Xiphares tabulatus,

Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1867, 551.
a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

HEMTPTERA IIETEROPTERA. 185

Genus 14. GONOCERUS, C. H. 493.
Europe.

I. GoNOCERUS VKNATOR, C. H. 498,

England.

a — e. South Fiance.

/. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

2. GONOCEUUS INDICATOR, C. H. 498.
France.

3. GoNOCERUS JUNIPERI.

Gonocerus juniperi, Dahl. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. iv. 99, pi. 141, f. 445,
Gorsk.'9\. Fleb. Eur. Hem. 229— venator,/3. Juniperi, Kol. Mel. 9—
triquetricoruis, Ra^nb.

Europe.

America.
4. Gonocerus tristis, C. H. 499.
Anasa trislis, Stal, Hem. Fair. i. 57.

a—c. St. John's Bluflf, East Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.
d. New York. Presented by Dr. Asa Fitch.
e — m. Texas. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
n. Indiana. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
o. Honduras. From Mr. Dyson's collection.
■p — s. ?

5. Gonocerus obsoletus.
obsoletus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 10, pi. 183, f. 567.
North America.

6. Gonocerus affiliatus.

affilialus, U/iler — Anasa lugens, Stal.

a, b. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
c. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collection.

7. Gonocerus obliquus.
obliquus, U/der, Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil. i. 23.
Caliibrnia.

2b

186 CATALOGUE OF

8. GONOCERUS APICALIS, C. H. 499.
a, b. Mexico. From Mr. Children's collection,
c. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

9. GoNOCERdS? LATUS.

latus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 263, pi. 321, f. 996.
South America.

10. GoNOCERUS AFFIXIS.

affinis, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 10.

11. GoNOCERUS LUNICOLLIS.

Anasa lunicollis, Sial, Hem. Fabr. i, 57.

12. GoNOCERUS NOTATIPENNIS.

Anasa notatipennis, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.

13. GOXOCERUS LITIGIOSUS.

Anasa litigiosa, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.

14. GoNOCERUS MACULIPES.

Anasa inaculipes, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.
a. ?

15. GoNOCERUS CAPANEODES.

Anasa capaneodes, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.

Var.P Testaceous, thickly and minutely punctured; punctures above
mostly black. Rostrum e.\tendin<j to the middle coxae. Antennae red,
much shorter than the body; first joint black, red at the tip; second and
third black at the base; second a little lonj^er than the first; third as long
as the first; fourth elongate-fusiform, full as long as the third. Prothorax
with a purplish red tinge along each side; hind angles slightly prominent,
nearly rectangular. Abdomen above black, with pale yellow lateral spots ;
under side with two rows of black dots in the disk. Legs pale yellow ; tarsi
and tips of femora and of tibiae red ; femora very thinly and minutely
speckled with black. Membrane of the fore wiugs brown ; border pellucid.
Length of the body 6 lines.

The longer fourth joint of the antenna; distinguishes it from the more
typical species of Gonocerus.
a. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

HEMIPTEKA HETEROPTERA. 187

16. GONOCERUS CONSPERSUS.

Anasa conspersa, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 57.

17. GONOCEIIUS DILATATUS, C. H. 499.

18. GoNOCERUS STRIGATUS.

Mas. Fulvus, sat latus, fusco confertim punctalus ; caput lutco iini-

vittatum, apice riifiim ; antenna: tiigrce, corporis dimidio paullo

longiores, articulo '3o basi albido ; protknrax luteo guinque villains,

villis lateralibus anlice connexis, anyulis poslicis latis rolitndatis,

lateribus riifis ; femora fusco varia ; membrana obscure fusca.

Male. Tawny, ralber broad, thickly and minutely punctured with

brown. Head with a luleous stripe; tip red. Eyes slightly prominent.

Rostrum extending to the hind coxte; fourth joint longer than the first

and than the second, much longer than the third. Antennae black, a little

more than half the length of the body; second joint somewhat longer than

the first; third whitish at the base, a little shorter than the second ; fourth

shorter than the first. Pruthorax with five luteous stripes; the middle

stripe more slender than the other four, of which two are united in front

on each side; hind angles broad, rounded, slightly prominent ; sides red.

Femora mottled with brown. Membrane of the fore wings dark brown.

Length of the body 8 lines.

a, b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Genus li>. CLETUS.
Cletus, Slal, Eug. liesa, 236. Mai/r, Hem. US.

Africa.
A. Antennae slender; fir«' nnd fourth joints stouter.
a. Prothorax with no transvoise pale line.
* Costal border pale from the base to the middle, with
no brown jioiuts ; a whitish dot on the apical
border of the corium.
f Corium with black spots. - - - . pusillus.

j-f Corium witli no black spots.
J Pectus with no dark [)oints.
JJ: Pectus with dark points.
^ Corium with no pale dots in the disk.
§§ Corium with two pale dots in the disk.
** Corium of one colour, or with the costa
narrowly pale, with no whitish dot on the
border.
f Fore wings with no pale band.
I Abdomen beneath with six series of points.

-

cliivatns.

.

binolulatns.

bisbii)unclalus.

very

.pical

188

CATALOGUE OF

X
XX

n

§

§§

X
XX

+t

b.
B.

a.
b.

Hind angles of the prothorax not acute, hardly pro-
minent. - - . - .

Hind angles of the prolhorax acute, very prominent.

Hind angles of the prothorax rather acute.

Hind angles of the prothorax very acute.

Abdomen with no series of points beneath.

Hind angles of the prothorax not inclined forward. -

Hind angles of the prothorax inclined forward.

Body with no spots beneath. - - -

Body with spots beneath. - - - .

Fore wings with a pale band. - . .

Prothorax with a transverse pale line.

Antennae stout; fourth joint fusiform, shorter than
the first.

Rostrum extending to the hind coxro.

Kostrum extending to the third ventral segment. -

varius, cafTer.

ochraceus.
fuscescens.

clarus.

muudus.
lurid us.

lanciger.
lituripennis.

scurra.
leprosus.

1. ClETUS LURIDUS.

Gonocerus luridus, C. JI. 493 — Pliuachtus acutus, Stal.
a. South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843.

2. Cletus ochraceus.
Gonocerus ochraceus, IJ.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 7, pi. 182, f. 563. C II. 496

— Cletus ochraceus, Slal, Hern. Afr. ii. 77. Mayr, Nun. 1 19.
a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

3. Cletus notatus.
Gonocerus vittatus, C. //. 496.
a — (I. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

e — (/. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Uciliy in 1843.
h. Cape. From JNI. Drege's collection.
i,j. NataJ. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

4. Cletus binotulatus.
Gonocerus binotulatus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ah. Fork.
binotulatus, .S7«/, Hem. Afr. ii. 76.

Region of Lake N'gami.

1858, 316— Cletus

5. Cletus pusillus.
Gonocerus pusillus, C. II. 497 — Cletus ]insillus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 75.
fir Interior of South Africa. Presented bv llie Earl of Dcrltv in 1843.

HEMIPTEUA HETEROPXKKA. 189

6. Cletus clavatus.

Gonocerus clavatus, S(/))t. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 913 — Cietiis clavatus,
Stal, Ilcm. Afr. ii. 76.

Madagascar.

7. Cletus fasciai.is.
Gonocerus fascialis, C. U. 497.

a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

b. Cape. From M.Drege's collection.

8. Cletus scurra.

Syroniaster scurra, Germ. Silb. Rev. Enl. v. 146 — Gonocerus? crassiconiis,

C. H. 498— Cletus scurra, Slal, Hem. Aft: ii. 80.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

9. Cletus vauius.

Gonocerus varius, C. H. 496 — Gonocerus caffer, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak.

Fork. 1855, 31 — Clelus ciiffer, iS/a/, Hem. Afr. ii. 78 — Cletus varius,

Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 78.
a, b. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

c. Cape. From M. Drege's colleciion.

10. Cletus eisbipunctatus.
Gonocerus bisbipunciatus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 18.58, 31<i — Cletus
bisbipuuclatus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 97.

South Africa.

U. Cletus lanciger.
Gonocerus lanciger, C. //. 490 — Cletus lanciger, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 79.
Mayr,Hem.\\S).

West Africa.

a,b. ?

e. Ceylon.

d. Pulo Peuung. Presented by J. C. Bovvring, Esq.

12. Cletus liturtpexnis.
Gonocerus lituripennis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Forli. 18;');"), 30— Gonocerus

lineatus, 8<inl. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 942— Cletus lituripennis,

Slal, Hem'. Afr. ii. 79.
Callraiia. Madagascar.

190 CATALOGUE OF

13. Cletus leprosus.

Goiiocerus leprosus, Burnt. Hanclb. £"71/. ii. 311 — Gonocerus spissicornis,
Stal. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1856, 195— Cletus leprosus, Slal, Hem.
Afr. ii. 80.

Cape.

14. Cletus elevator.

Ciuiex elevator, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 194 — Cletomorpha elevator, Stal, Hem.

Fabr. 16].
Guinea.

15. Cletus clarus.
Mas. Teslaceiis, confeiiim punclatus, sublus pallide flavus ; caput
nigro biliiiealuni ; anlenncc rufescentes ; prolhorax aniice bicallosits,
punclis posticis nigris, aiigulis posticis 7iigris subascendenlibus valde
acutis et promimdis ; sculeUum apice iiigrimi ; abdominis dorsum
luleum, rtifo bivitlatum ; uIcb aniicce covin rufo venoso, casta pallide
Jlava, mcmbrana cinerea ; ata postica Jiavo diaphance.
Male. Testaceous, closely and minutely punctured, pale yellow
beneath. Head with a black line on each side above, some of the punc-
tures black. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extendin": a little beyond the
middle coxae; joints nearly equal in length. Antennae reddish; first
joint much stouter and shorter than the second ; third a little shorter
than the first. Prothorax with a large callus on each side in I'ront;
punctures of the hind part moslly black; hind an^jles black, very pro-
minent and acute, directly diverijing-, slightly ascending. Scutelluni
with a black tip. Mesopectus and metapeetus with a black point on each
side. Abdomen above luieous, with a red stripe on each side. Legs
slender, moderately long. Corium of the fore wings red towards the tip
and with red veins; costa pale yellow; membrane cinereous. Hind
wings diaphanous, tinged with yellow. Length of the body 5^ lines.

a. Cape. Presented by W. W. S;uin<iers, Esq.

b. Cape. Presented by R. Trinien, E'-q.

Itj. ClEIUS rUSCESCENH.

Mas. Pallide fuscesccns, confcrtim piinctatus, sublus pallide iestaceus ;
anlenme fulvcB, corpore paullo breviores ; prothoracis avguli pnslici
peraculi, valde prominuli, vix ascendentes ; pectus et venter fusco
subcon.spersa ; membrana fuscescente cinerea.

Male. Pale brownish, thickly and minutely punctured, p.ile testaceous
beneath Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending to the iiind coxa?.
Antennfc tawny, a little shorter than the body ; seccmd joint much longer
than the first; third as long as the first; fourth shorter and thicker than

HFMIPTEF.A HKTEROPTERA. 191

the third. Hind angles of the prothorax very acute and prominent, directly
diverging, hardly ascending. Pectus and under side of the abdomen thinly
minutely and indistinctly speckled with brown. Legs moderately long and
slender. Membrane of the fore wings brownish cinereous. Length of the
body 4 lines.

a. West Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

17. Clkids mundus.

Mas. Pallide testaceus. nigra conferiim ■punctatus ; caput vittis duahus

liluraquc postica nigris ; anienme fulva, corpora breviores, articvlis

2o 'Soque apice nigris; prothorax spinis duahus lateribxis nigris

antrorsuin vergentibus ; scutellum iitura glabra furcata ; membrana

cinerea.

Male. Pale testaceous, thickly and minutely punctured above with

black. Head with a black stripe ou each side and with an intermediate

black mark on the hind border. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending to

the middle coxa. Antennaj tawny, shorter than the body; second and

third joints black towards the lips; second longer and more slender than

the first; third nearly as long as the first; fourth as long as the first.

Prothorax with a small callus on each side in front; each hind angle

armed with a black spine, which is obliquely inclined forward. Scutellum

with a forked smooth mark. Mesopectus, metapectus and abdominal

segments from the first to the third with a black point on each side. Legs

slender, rather long. Membrane of the fore wings cinereous. Length of

the body 6 lines.

a. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

18. Cletus? immaculatus.
Coreus immaculatus, Hope, Cat, Hem. ii.

19. Cletus.^ capensis.
Coreus capensis, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii.

20. Cletus hubidivexthis.
Coreus rubidiventris, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii. — Cletus rubidiTenlris, Mayr,

.^em. 118.

21. Cletus subnotatus.

Mas. Fulvtts, subius testaceus ; oculi subprominuli ; rostrum srgmcntum
2um ventrale attingens ; antenme robustce, corporis dimidio longiores,
articulo 4o piceo brevi ; prothorax fuscescente hiplagiattis, anyuHs
posticis subprominulis fere revtaugulalis ; membrana diaphana.

192

CATALOGUE OF

Male. Tawny, testaceous beiieatb. Eyes slightly prominent. Ros-
trum exlending to the middle of ibe second ventral segment. Antennie
stout, more than half the length of the body; second and third joints
about equal in length, longer than the lirsl ; fourth piceous, fusiform, much
shorter than the first. Prothorax with a brown patch on each side ; hind
angles slightly prominent, nearly rectangular. Abdomen beneath speckled
with a slightly darker hue; two lines of brown points in the disk. Legs
slender. Hiiul wings and membrane of the fore wings pellucid. Length
of the body 4 lines.
a. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

South Asia and Eastern Isles.

A. Corium with a pale point.

a. Prothorax with slightly acute hind angles.

* Hind angles with pale tips. - - - . signatus.
** Hind angles with l)iack tips.

f Hind angles not dentate. - - - bipunctatus.

ft Hind angles dentate on the hind side. - - iucouspicuus.

b. Prothorax with very acute hind angles.

* Fore wings with luown membranes.

f Prothorax brown hindward. - - - . punctulatus.

ft Prothorax of one colour. - - - - pugnator.
** Fore wings with cinereous membranes.

f Body rather short. ... - - alternatus.
\\ Body elongate.

+ Body dark. ------ trigonus.

XX Body pale. --.--. apicifer.

*** Fore wings with pellucid membranes. - - puucliger.

B. Coriuiu with no i)ale point.

a. Hind angles of the prothorax not prominent nor

acute.

* Prothorax not banded.

f Body slender. .... - inerrais.

ft Body stout. ------ crassus.

** Prothorax banded.

t Corium with pale veins. . . - . fasciatus.

■\\ Corium of one colour. . . - . anticus.

b. Hind angles prominent, acute.

* Prothorax with no black lines.

f Body dark. ------ indecorus.

ft Body pale. ------ pallescens.

** Prothorax with two black lines. - - - couspicuus.

22. Cletus ponctulatos.
Gonocerus punctulatus, C. H. 494.

a—f. Hindostan. Presented by l\Lijor-Gen. Hardwicke.
h. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collection.

IIEMirTERA HF.TLMIOPTEUA. 1&3

23. ClF.TUS lilPUNCfATDS.

Gonoceriis bipunclatiis, C. //. 491.

a. North Beiipral. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

b. ? Piesenled by Major-Geu. Hardwicke.

24. ClETI'S rUNCTIUER.

Gonocerus puncliger, C. //. 434 — Coreiis punctulatus ? Hope, Col. Hem.

ii. 20 — Cletus nislicus, Slal, Eug. Resa, 237.
a — e. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.
/. Malacca. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

25. Clktos pugnator.

Gonocerus pugnator, C. H. 495 — Cletus pagnator, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 60.
a. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

26. Cletus acternatus.
Gonocerus alternatus, C //. 495.

a. Java. From the collection of the East India Company.

b. New Guinea.

27. Cletus trigonus.
Cimex trigonus, Ihunb. Nov. Sp. [ns. 37 — Gonocerus aculus, C. H. 495 —

Cletus trigonus, Slal, Eug. Resa, 237.
Java.
a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

28. Cletus calumniator.
Coreus calumniator, Fabr. Ent. Sysl.'w. 131; Sysl. Rhyn. 198 — Cletus

calumniator, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 60.
Hindostan.

29. Cletus bipunctatus (nomen bis lectum).
Gonocerus bipunctatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 9, pi. 183, f. 566— Cletus

punctiger?
Java.

30. Cletus obsoletus.
o^soletus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins.\\. 110, pi. 133, f. 567— Cletus obsoletus,
Mayr, Hem. 119.
According to Hahn it inhabits North America.

194 CATALOGUE

31. ClETUS CAPITULATUS.

Gonocenis capitulatus, Dalm. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 8, pi. 183, f. ;')ti4—
Honioeocerns ruiniinus, Serv. Hem. 204, See page 101 — Covens
parvulus, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii. '22— Cletus capitulaliis, Mayr, Hem.
119.

Java.

32. Cletus abbreviatus.
Gonocerus? abbreviatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 81, pi. 207, f. 652.
Java.

33. Cletus bellulus.
bellulus, Slal, Eag. Resa, 237— Cletomovpba bellula, Mayr, Hem. 121.
Java.

34. Cletus hastatus.

Ciraex bastatus, Fabr. Mant. Ins. ii. 287 — Coreus hastatus, Fabr. Enl.

Syst. iv. 132; Syst. Rlu/n. 199— Cletomorpha haslata, Stat, Hem.

Fabr. i. 61.
Tranquebav.

35. Cletus Amyoti.

Gonocerus (Div. Agonotomus ined. Spinola) Amyoti, Monirouz. A. S. E.

F. Ame Ser. i. m.
Lifu. New Caledonia.

36. Cletus trioonus.

Cimex trigonus, Thunh. Nov. Sp. Ins. 37— Cletus trigonus, Stal, Eug.

Resa, 237.
Philippine Isles.

37. Cletus elongatus.
elongatus, Dohrn, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxi. 403.
Ceylon.

38. Cletds bistillatus.
bislillalus, Dohrn, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxi. 403.
Ceylon.

39. Cletus signatus.
Foem. Teslaceus, subtus pallide jlavus nigra punclatus ; oculi subpromi-
nuli ; rostrum coxas posticus attingcns ; antemuc corpore brevioreSy
articulo Ao piceo fusiformi ; prolhoracis anguli posiici aculi sub-
prominuli ; abdominis dorsum 7ionnunquam nigro bivittatum; alx
anticce puncto albido, membrana diaphana.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 195

Female. Testaceous, pale yellow beneath. Eyes slightly prominent.
Rostrum extending- to the hind coxiP. Antenna? shorter than the body ;
second joint rather longer than the fiist ; third a little longer than the first ;
fourth piceous, fusiform, shoiter than the third. Hind angles of the pro-
tborax acute, slightly prominent. Pectus and under side of the abdomen
with a few black points. Abdomen occasionally with two broad black
dorsal stripes. Le};s moderately long and slender. Fore wings with a
whitish point near the exterior border of the corium ; membrane and hind
wings pellucid. Length of the body 5 lines,
a, h. North Hindostau. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

40. Clktus pallescens.
Fcem. Testacciis ; oculi s^ibprominuli ; ]>rot/ioracis ancjuli posl'tci acuti,
prominuli, anlrorsum subflvxi, apice nigri ; ahdom'uiis dursian rufum,
connexivo pallide lestaceo ; rnembrana ciiuira.
Female. Testaceous. Eyes slightly prominent. Second joint of the
antennte a little longer than the lirst; third shorter than the lirst. Hiud
angles of the prothoiax acute, prominent, with black tips, slightly inclined
forward and slightly ascending. Abdomen above red; connexivum pale
testaceous. Leps slender, moderately long. Fore wings with a cinereous
membrane. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 5 lines.

It much resembles C. signalus,'from which it may be distinguished by
the longer and more acute hind angles of the prothorax.
a. Hindostau. Presented by C. Brettingham, Esq.

41. Cl.ETUS AI'lCIFEli.

Fcem. Fulviis, suhlus nigro biserialim punctalwi ; ociiii prominuli;

rostrum coxas intermeilias atlingtns ; antenna: rtiftc, corpore breviores,

arliculo Ao nigro fusiformi ; prolhoracis unguli pontiei prominuli,

valde acuti, apire nigri ; alee untiac casta piincU que pallide ieslaceis,

rnembrana cinirca.

Female. Tawny. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending to the

middle coxae. Antenna? red, shorter than the body; second joint longer

than the first; third a little shorter than the first; fourth black, fusiform,

shorter than the third. Hind angles of the prothorax prominent, very

acute, with black tips, directly diverging, not ascending. Pectus and

under side of the abdomen with two rows of black points. Legs slender,

moderately long. Fore wings with the costa and a point near the exterior

border of the corium jiule testaceous; membrane cinereous. Length of

the bddy 5 lines.

a. Isle Formosa. Presented by Dr. Collingwood.

42. ClKTI'S INCONSPICCUH.

Fann. Fulviis ; oculi subprominuli ; rostrum coxas inlirmalias pniillr,
supvraus ; uiildtuce rujescenles ; prothorax postice rufus, augulis

196 CATALOGUE OF

posticis prominulis peracutis antrorsum suhjlexis posliee dentalix
apice nigris ; alee anticcB rufce^ pallide unipunctatce, membrana
cinerea.
Female. Tawny. Eyes slip;litly prominent. Rostrum extending a
little beyond the middle cox;e; third and fourth joints shorter than the
first and than the second. Antcnnte reddish; second joint raiher longer
than the first. Prothorax with a very indistinct longitudinal furrow, red
towards the hind border; hind angles prominent, very acute, with black
tips, dentate on the hind side, slightly inclined forward. Legs moderately
long and slender. Corium of the fore wings red, with a pale point near
the exterior border; membrane cinereous. Length of the body 6 lines.
a. Hindostan. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

43. Cletus anticus.

Fcem. Testaceus,fusco punctalus ; oculi prnminuli ; rostrum segrnentum^

2um venlrale altingens ; antennce gracillima:, corpore multo brevinres,

ariicuJix ]o 2o '^oque apice fuscis, 4o basi apiceqnc fusco ; prothorax

fascia postica macidisqae dunbus anficis fuscis, lituris tribus inter-

nu'diis nigricandhus^ angnlis posticis rotnndnlis non prominulis ;

sculellum apice albidum ; pectus fusco quadrivitlatum ; venter fusco

guttatus ; pedes fusco fascia it ; alee anticce fusca, puncto albido.

Female. Testaceous, thickly punctured with brown. Eyes prominent.

Rostrum extending to the hind border of the second ventral segment;

joints nearly equal in length. Antennce very slender, much shorter than

ihe body; first, second and third joints brown at the tips; second nuuh

longer than the first; third a little longer than the first; fourth brown,

hardly shorter than the first, with a very broad testaceous middle band.

Prothorax with three blackish marks on the slight transverse furrow and

with three anterior brown spots ; a broad brown band on the hind border,

notched on the fore side ; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Tip of the

sculellum whitish. Pectus with four brown stripes. Ventral segments

with numerous brown dots. Femora and tibiic with brown bands. Fore

wings brown, with a whitish point on the exterior border of the corium.

Hind wings cinereous. Length of the body 6 lines.

a. Aru. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, Esq,

44. Ci.ETUS I'ASCIAIUS.

Mas. Testaceus, fusco puiictutus ; venter iiiger ; nculi vnlde promimili;
rostrum segnieiitum \um ventrale attingois ; uutoince fulvic, gracil-
linue, corpore brcviores, articulo 4u lestaceo basi piceo; prothorax
fusco unifasciiitus, angnlis posticis obtusis vix prominulis ; abdominis
dorsum nigrum, guttis lateralibus pallide testaceis ; venter vilta
guttisque lateralibus nigris ; pedes fusco conspersi ; aUc anlicw fusciS,
testaceo venosce, membrana cinerea.

Male. Testaceous, punctured with brown. Head above with a black
ili>k. Eyes very ])rominent. Itostrum extending to the hind border of the
first ventral segment. Anleunu; tawny, very slender, shorter than the

IIEMIPTERA HETEUOPTEKA. 107

body; second joint much loiiocr tlian llie Cist; tliiid as long as the first;
foiirlh testaceous, piceoiis at the base, imich shorter than the third. Pro-
thorax with ol)tiise hardly proniinei)t hind anf;les; a brown band between
the angles, notched on the lore side; a slight transverse middle furrow.
Abdomen above black, with pale testaceous dots along each side ; ventral
segments with a broad black middle stripe and with a row of black dots on
each side. Legs speckled with brown. P'ore wings brown, with pale testa-
ceous veins; membrane cinereous. Length of the body o lines.

a. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

b. Mysol. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

45. Cletus? indecorus.

JIas. Fuscus, pubescetis, laleribiis sufjlits iestaceo pallidn nntatus ; oculi

suhprowiiiuli, testnceo pal/ido subtus vtarginnli ; roslnnn co.vas

inlcrmcdias allinyens ; anlenrue corporc mullo brevlores J' prolhorax

scaber, testnceo bilineatus, angulis posticis peracutis viilde prn-

mijmlis vix asrendentibus ; abdomen Icslaceum, vmcniis dorsalibus

discnidalibuK el venlralibus lateralibux 7ii(/ris ; jiedes (/racilcs, fetnori-

bun tihiisqiie apice fiiscis ; ahc anlicce fii/rce, macula corii subapicali

pallide teataceafti^ico marginala, mcmbrana diapliana.

Male. Brown, pubescent. Eyes slightly prominent, bordered with

pale teslaceons on the lower side. Rostrum extending to the middle coxa.

Antenna? slender, much shorter than the body ; second joint nuicli' shorter

than the first; third a little shorter tlum the second; fourth thicker than

the other joints, a little longer than the second. Prothorax scabrous, with

two pale testaceous lines. Hind angles very acute and prominent, hardly

ascending. Pectus and under side of abdomen with pale testaceous marks

along each side. Abdomen testaceous, with a few irregular black spots in

tlie disk and on each side beneath. Femora and tibite brown towards the

tips. Fore wings tawny ; a jiale testaceous spot near the tip of the coriuin,

bordered with brown on the inner side and on the outer side; membrane

pellucid. Length of the body 5 lines.

The antennte differ in structure from those of ihe Cleti generally.
a. Flores. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Es;j.

4{i. Cletus cr\ssus.
Mas. Fiilcu'!,robti^lus, ftrc ellipticus ; caput ni(/yinn ; ncitli jtroiniinili ;
anIi'HiKC corporis dimidio longiores, urticuli^ 2o 3(>(jitc ba.si pu/lidi;
Icstaceis ; prothorax fascia vittis ducibus vitla(/nc aiitcriorc niyris,
uiigidis posticis rotundatis tion prominulis ; scntidtum Tiii/runi, falvo
biguttatum ; pedes teslacei, nigro fasciati ; alte uittic<e nigricantes,
ftilvo ex parte venosce.

Male. Tawny, stout, nearly cllipiical. Head idack. Eyes pidmincnt.
llostrum extending to the hind coxa:. Antenna- sleinler, rather more than
half the length of the body ; second and third joints ])ale testaceous towards
the base; second much longer than the first; thiid a little lunger than the
first. Piothorax with an irregular black band on the hind pait, with a

198 CATALOGUE OF

black Stripe on each side between this band and the transverse furrow, and
with a black stripe on each side between the furrow and the fore border;
hind angles rounded, not prominent. Sculellum black, with a tawny dot
on each side near the base. Legs testaceous, rather stout; femora and
tibite with numerous black bands. Fore wings blackish; veins of the
corium partly lawny. Length of the body 6 lines.

a. Aru. Presented by W. W Saunders, Esq.

47. Cletus conspicuus.

Mas. Ritfus ; caput nigro biviltalum, poslice subtus nigrum ; oculi pro-
mhiuli ; anlc»nce nigra; prothorax ferrugineus, vittis duabus nigris
antice connexis inlus fulvo niarginatis, spittis duabus longis fere
erectis ; pectus nigvo decern guttatum ; abdomen maculis lateralibus
apice guttisque duabus venlraiibus uigris ; pedes picei ; alee anticm
fulv(£, casta rtifa, mtmbrana fusca ; alee postica fuscescentes, casta
la tea.

Male. Red. Head with two lilar-k stripes; hind part black beneath.
Eves prominent. Antennas black; second joint much longer than the
first. Prothorax ferruginous, with two black stripes, which are united in
front and are bordered on the inner side with tawny; a long slender nearly
erect spine on each hind angle. Pectus with five black dots on each side.
Abdomen with black lateral spots and with a black tip; second ventral
segment with a black dot on each side. Legs piceous. Fore wings tawny ;
cosla red, except towards the tip ; membrane brown. Hind wings brownish ;
costa luteous towards the base. Length of the body 7 lines.

The antennae of the specimen described are mutilated, and it cannot
be ascertained whether their structure agrees with that of the other
CoreidsB.

a. Hindoslan. From Mr. Foxcrofi's collection.

48. Cletus? inehmis.

Mas. Picetts, gracilis, cinerco tomentosus ; caput antice productum ;
oculi subpi-ominuli ; rostruin longissimum ; aiUennce corporr brcviarcs,
urticulis '2o 'Soque busi all/idis, 4o teslaceo ; prolhoracis a/igu/i postici
ratundati, nan prouiiuuli ; venter nigra scxmaculatus ; pedes gracilcs,
tibiis tursisque fulvis ; membrana nigricans,

Male. Piceous, slender, wilh cinereous tomentum. Head more
elongate than in other s|)ecies of the genus. Eyes slightly prominent,
nostrum extending to the fourth ventral segment; joints nearly equal in
length. Antennx' shorter than the body ; second and third joints whitish
at the base; second much longer than the first; third hardly shorter than
llic (irst; fourth testaceous, a little shorter tlian ihe third. Prothorax wilh
a transverse furrow near the fore border; hind angles rounded, not promi-
nent. Fourth, fifth and sixth ventral segments with a deep black round

IIKMIPTEUA HETEROPTKUA. 199

spot on each side. I^csfs slender, moderately lonj^; lihiaj and tarsi tawny.
Fore wings with a blackish menihraue. Length ol the hody 5 lines.

The great length of the rostrum especially disiinguishes this species
from the other Gonocuri.
a. Santarera. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

49. Cletus ai.ienus.
Foem. Fusccscens ; caput testaceum,niyrn Uilissinu: unlvi tint urn ; oculi
frominuii ; antennce teslacece, corpore breviurea ; protlwrnx scnbir,
angulis posticis rolundatis non prominulis ; pedes sat validi, femori-
bus posticis fusco nnij'asciatis ; coriion apitd manjinem exlcriorem
fulvum; inenibrana cinerea.
Female. Brownish, elliptical. Head testaceous, with a very broad
black stripe. Eyes prominent. Antennae testaceous, slender, shorter than
the body; second joint longer than the first; third almost as long as the
first; fourth shorter than the first. Prolhorax finely scabrous; transverse
furrow very slight; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Legs rather
stout; hind femora with a brown band near the tips. Fore wings tawny
along the exterior border of the corium ; membrane cinereous. Length of
the body 4 lines.

a. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

900

ADDITIONS.

Paoe 4.
8. Sephina limbata.
limbata, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeil. xxiii. 273.
Mexico.

9. Sephina vincla.
viuula, Stal, Slell. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 273.
Mexico.

Page 8.
2. Prismatocerus auriculatus.
auriculatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. (54.
Caflfravia.

Genus TAGUS.
Tagus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. dJ.

1. Taqus productds.
productus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii.67.
Seiinaar. Senegal.

Page 26.
MlCTIS dubia.

c. Malacca. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

d. Sumatra, From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

Page 31.

Cossuxia metallica.

a. Angola. Presented by J. J. Mouteiro, Esq.

h. Femand Vaz River, West Africa. From M. du Chaillu's collection.

ADDITIOXS. 201

Page 4y.
For Genus 2. Acroclytruji read Genus 2. Acroelytbum.

For 1. ACROCLYTRUM MURICATUM , rmfi 1. AcROELYTRUM MURICATUM.

Page 50.

MliTAPOniUS SCUTELLATUS.

sciitelliitus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4mi; Ser. ii. iJSO.
Jinimaguas, Peru.

Page 67.
For The genus Ugnius is recorded in the Spinifronlia read The genus
Ugnius will be recorded in the following Part of the Catalogue.

Page 83.
4. Petalops Barrequini.
Barrequini, Si/nt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. ii. 581, pi. 16, f. 2.

Page 85.
Genus DIOCLES.
Diodes, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 68.

1. DiOCLES DILUTUS.

dilutus, .S7«/, Htm. Afr. ii. 68.
CafTraria.

Page 102.
For 1. Lepiorxytus rufocornis rrafZ 1. Leptornytus ruficorkis.

Page 106.
Genus CNEIUS.
Cneius, Stal., Hem. Afr. ii. 4.

1. Cneius dentipes.
dentipes, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeil. 1866, 160.
North Australia.

Page 108.
2. Centrocoris grisea.
Coccodocephalus griseus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 232.

Turkey.

2d

Q02

3. Centrocoris Westwoodi.
Westwoodi, Kol. Mel. 4J, pi. 7, f. 1. Fleb. Eur. Hem. 232.
Caucasus Region.

4. Centrocoris Lehmaxni.
Ceutrocoiis Lehmanni, Kol. Mel. Ent. vi. 78 — Cevcinthus Lehmanni, Slal,
Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1859, 475.

Egypt. Kiighisiau Desert.

Page 111.
Chariesterus armatus.
Pendulinus annauis, Thunb. Ins. Hem. Iria Gen. ill. 8 — Chariesterus
gracilis, p. Ill — Chariesterus armatus, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeit. x. 159.

Chariesterus maeginalis.
margiualis, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 317 — Staluptus inargiualis, Slal.
Mexico.

Page 1 18.
Acanthocoeis asper.
Cimex muricatus? Thunb. Nov. Ins. Sp. ii. 38, pi. 2, f. 51 — Alydus muri-
catus? Thunb. Hem.rostr. Cap. iii. 2 — Petaiocueiuis muricata? Stal,
Hem. Afr. iv. 254.

In A. asper, which Prof. Stal refers with doubt to C. muricatus, the
second joint of the antennae is much longer than the first and hardly shorter
than the third ; the fourth is much shorter than the first.

Page 144.
Jadera, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 2, 59.

Page 146.
Serinetha corniculata.
corniculata, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeit. x. 381.
Hindostan.

INDEX.

A.

ahbveviatus, 92, 95,

194
abdoininalis,41,81, 111,

145, 146
Acanonicus, 8
acantharis, 1(34
Acantlioceiiis, 108
Acanthocorichv, 1 12
Acanthocoiis, 116,202
acanthus, 62
Acestra, 179
Achilles, 68
acicularis, 135
Acoeopus, 80
Acroelylruiu, 45, 201
acutangula, 26
acutanjjulus, 53
acuticosta, 10
acutiusciilus, 04
aculus, 86, 118, 193
adspersipes, 169
aduncus, 180
aeneicius, 77
affiliatus, 185
affniis, 12, 21, 39, 51,

62, 69, 79, 123, 136,

138, 162, 186
afflicliis, 151
Africa na, 19,91
Africamis, 10, 46
Agathynna, 80
agilis, 170
Agonotoinus, 194
alata, 13, 129
alatus, 13
albicincta, 124

albicinctiis, 124
albicollis, 48
albidens, 164
albiditavsis, 22
albithorax, 75
albiveutris, 93, 111
albovitlata, 24
alieuus, 199
alipes, 123
alleinans, 102
alternata, 5
alternatus, 41, 62, 69,

193
Alydidae, 155
Alydiis, 158
amabilis, 89
Amazonus, 77
Amboniensis, 28
ainicta, 17, 149
Amoibus, 40
amplectens, 25
Amyoti, 194
analis, 113
Anasa, 91, 108, 186
Andrefe,31
Andresii, 109
aiigulatus, 92
angiistata, 173
angustatiis, 62, 70, 173
angustior, 4 1
anguslipes,50
AnisoscelidtB, 122
Anisoscelis, 123, 124
anmilatus, 182
aimiiliconiis, 17, IS.

157, 167
aumilipes, 150, 176
anmilosiis, ISl
antennatcir, 10
aiilica, 125, 147

anticus, 98, 118,196
apicalis, 18, 49, 118,

159, 172, 186
apicatus, 91
apicifer, 195
Apoplyimis, 181
Archimenis, 61
arcuata, 172
arciiatus, 163
argillaceiis, 106
armatoi', 121
arraatuR, 62,144,202
anriiger, 109
nrinigera, 109
aim i pes, 102
asper, 71,118,202
ater, 159

Athauinaslus, 120
atva, 4, 55
Atiaclus, 1 10
aliamentavia, 12
atiatus, 162
auctus, 125
augur, 146
Aulacosternum, 184
auriculatus, 68,200
auriUilus, 8
aurulenta, 55
Auslralis, 130
azureus, 83

B.

badius, 50
balleatus, 125
Bardistus, 46
Barrequini, 83, 201
Batatas, 5

304

bellator, 109
bellicornis, 104
bellicosa, 12
bellicosus, 12
bellula,194
bellulus, 194
bellus, 90
Belfiajrei, 170
Beiytidse, 178
Berytus, 179, 182
biclavala, 53
bicolor, i3, 21, 46, 83,

105, 111, 109
bicoloiipes, 35, 50
bidentatus, 52, 193
bifasciatiis, 161
biguttata, 174
biguttatus, 93
bellalor, 91
bilineatiis, 123
bilobus, 36
binotulalus, 1H«
bipaititiis, 84
bipla}:iata,22
biplagiatus, 177
bipunctata, 173
bipunctalus, 52
bisbipiiiiclaliis, 189
biseriata, 29
bistillatus, 194
Boerhavia;, 31
Bobeniaui, 16
bos, 108
Biachytes, 46
brevicDi'iie, 154
brevicornis, 102, 151,

173
brunnesceiis, 46
Burliiius, 160

Cacintbiis, 202
cfEsaieu«, 137
Caffer, 171. 189
CaHVa, 18
caja, 31
calcar, 34, 58
calcaialor, 62

calcaratus, 168
calumniator, 193
Caniptiscbiiiin, 1 14
Caniptopus, 160
capaneodes, 186
Capaneus, 67
Ca pen sis, 191
Capicola, 184
capitiilatus, 194
Capucina, 19
Capys, 182
cardinalis, 82
Cardopostethiis, 181
Carlisis, 67
carmelila, 18, 91
caipia, 91
casiatiea, 21
caslaneicoinis, 17
Cebienis, 136
centralis, 135
Centrocareniis, 108
Centroeoris, 108, 201
cenlrolineata, 136
Ceiatopachvs, 8, 98, 104
Cerbus, 12,'3l
cbalj'ba:!iis, 77
Chariesterus, 91, 111,

202
Cbilensis, 6, 126
Chinensis, 93, 172
Choerummaliis, 106
Cborusuma, 179
Ci mollis, 1 10
cincla, 14, 125
citictiis, 14
ciiicUcoUis, 123
cincliventris, 158
cinereiis, 1 10
Cingalensis, 93
ciniiamomea, 5, 54
Cipia, 40
circularis, 46
clams, 190
clavatiis, 166, 189
clavicornis, i3<)
cla viler, 170
clavipes, 114, 118, 180
claviis,94

Cietomorpba, 190, l!»l
Clotus, 187
cliens, 90

Cloresmus, 80
Cneiiis, 201
Cnemomis, 88
Cnemyrtiis, 53
coccocinctus, 90
Coccodocepbaliis, 201
cognata, 89
cognatiis, 180
collaris, 73
colorata, 136
commutatus, 181
compressa, 21
compressicornis, 40
concinna, 132
concinnus, 138
coDcisus, 97
concolor, 101, 128
confusa, 124
consobiinus, 49
coiisors, 89
coiispersa, 187
conspersiis, 187
conspiciiiis, 198
eonstricius, 47
Copiiim, 154
Copius, 153
corculus, 126
cordiger, 98
Cordiiba, 184
Coreids, 85, 178
Coristenia, 175
corniculata,202
cornuta, 13, 110
cornutiis, 108
Corynocoris, 120
Cossulia,31,200
costalis, 173
costicoUis, 7
coturnix, 144
crassicornis, 125, 189
crassilemiir, 113
crassi|)es, 72, 83, 181
crassus, 197
crenulaliis,46
Crinocerus, 113, 120
cniciala, 12
crufiatiis, 12
cniciftr, 1 13
cmcil'era, 113
crucigcra, 120
criK'nliis, 14 1, 159

crux, 31
cuilulus, 159
cuivipes, 16, 19
cyanea, 131
Cydamus, l<i9
Cyllaius, 168

D.

Dacleia, 168
Dalader, 10
Dalceiu, 121
Dalmanni, 111
Daniiisiiis, 171
debilis, 160
decisus, 1(I5
decora ta, 132
decoratiis, 78
decurvatiis, 18-2
deliiiealus, 59
deiualus, 156
denticuhita, 119
denticiilaius, 119
denlipes, 34, 121, 164,

201
depressns, ISO, Isl
Derepteryx, 10, 36, 39
diaboliciis, 87
Diactor, 123
Diana, 3

di]atala,39, 41. 54
dilatatus, 40, 187
dilaticoniis, 58
dilulus, 201
dimidiala, 81
dimidialiis, ISI, 138
dimiiuitiis, 7
Diodes, 201
Discofjaster, 46
discoidalis, 173
discolor, 26, 42, 105,

123, 145
disti^nna, 3
distiiicia, 39
distincttis, 39, 50, 120,

176
diversicornis, 103
diversipes, 162
divisa, 121, 132

dolosus, 66

fascicollis, 143, 147

dorsalis, 5, 82

fasciculatus, 117

dorsiger, 69

fascifer, 94

dorsigera, 109

fiiscifera, 133

Driebergeiisis, 182

fasciolata, 125, 126

diibia, 5,26,200

fasciohitus, 125, 12(i

diihius, 89, 136, 156

fascipes, 152

ducalis, 82, 87

fastuosa, 130

Dulicbius, 169

favosus, 180

feniorale, 169

femoral is, 169

femorala, 130

E.

feiiioratus, 47

ft'uestrata, 82

egregia, 133

fenestratns, 82

egregius, 150

Ferrari!, 181

Elasinogaster, 46

ferrifera, 24

Ebilbea, 121

ferrinus, 77

olatus, 83

festivus, 87

elegaiis, 37, 182

Fieberi, 181

elevator, 190

fiiicornis, 27

elongatov, 133

filiConnis, 172

eloiiiiatiis, 102, 194

fimbriata, 146

Eiu.plops. 107

flaveola,31

eiemita, 53

flaviceps, 75

ervlbrina, 126

flavicollis, 86

erylbriuus, 126

fl.ivicovnis, 69

eryllirocepbaliis, 175

Havicosla, 175

erylliroinel:is, 3

Flavins, 71

EuagoDa, 3

flavociiiclus, 87

Eubule,7

flavoiiiiea, 165

Eugenise, l(iO

flavoliiieatus, 165

Euplalycoiis, l(i3

flavopuiictatiis, 129

Eutlietus, 168

flavovittala, 82

Eiilbocblba, 1 16

flavovittatiis, 165

exceileus, 126, 132

foliacea, 123

foliaceus, 123

foliaceipes, 39

forinosa, 4

I'.

fortunalus, 83

fossularuin, 168

Fabricii, 1()5

fraterna, 149

faUax, 53

Fulicopus, 84

falx,39

tulciala, 149

fariiiosa, 7

fuligiiiosa, 16

fa rill OS us, 106

fuligiihi,84

fascialis, 189

fiilviconiis, 26, IM

fascia la, 22, 82, 125

fiiivjpes, ]69

fasciatocollis, 77

ruivitarsiis, 150

fasciatus, 77, 125, l.'Ji),

, fuivus, 137

138, |(i;{, |!)(i

turva, 1()

206

fusca, 6

fuscescens, 190
fuscus, 5, 164

jraleatnr, 116
Gallina,22
GaltEsiis, 90
GamiKsocoris, 182
Geloiuis, 42
geiierosus, 1()9
geniculata, 175
Geucorisa, 1
Gerris, 172
gigas, 5, 52, 157
jrladialor, 54
pfloiiosus, 88
Golema, 1 12
goiia<;ia, 125
G()noceiLis,92, 101, 109,

135, 168, 168, 184,

185, 188
Graccluis, 75
gracilicoinis, 18, 184
giacilipes, 182
gracilis, 16,72, 88, 1 1 1

202
giailalor, 125
grallatoria, 17
giainiiiis, 96
Grain mupd'cil us, 69
graiiosiis, 72, 1 17
granulata, 13
granulosus, 49, 1 17
Grayii, 10
grisea, 201
griseivenlris, 149
griseusericaiis, 17
griseus, 201
grossa, 34
grossipes, 28, 59
grossus, 52
gulta, 101
guttata, 133
gutlileva, SI
gultiveutris, (i5
guttula, 133

H.

Hamedius, 151
HarcKviukii, 10
haslata, 184
haslatiis, 194
liaslicoruis, 90
Hector, 53
heros, 22
heteropus, 16, 53
hexophthalma, 149
bexopbtlialmus, 149
hilaris, 101
Himella,81
Hirilcus, 72
hirliculus, 41
histrica, 13
hislrio, 113, 153
histrionicus, 84
hoematica, 149
lioeinaticus, 1 14
lioematoloma, 145
HoiT)oeocerus,90,91, 105

194
Homceoceridae, 85
Honiceoceroides, 103
hoemorrliouH, 132
iiorrilicus, 16
Hotteutotta, 13
Holienldttus, 13
lintnerali^, 81
Hvalyuienus, 155, 162
Hydara, 184
Hymcnepliora, 1 13
Hyuienopliora, 1 13
hypselouutoides, 134
Hypselonolus, 136, 137
Hypselopus, 157
bystrix, 31

icbneumoniformis, 156
immaculatus, 191
imuiaculicdllis, 121
ininiunis, H^
iini)erialis, ,S7
iiupicta, 12(!
impictus, 12(i

incaruatus, 90, 158
incongruus, 103
inconspicua, 18, 126
inconspicuus, 195
iudecorus, 64, 197
indicator, 185
indus, 76
iudulus, 106
inermis, 150, 198
iuf'uniata, 133
ingens, 127
inornatus, 158
insignicornis, 105
insolila, 27
insubidus, 8
insularis, 26, 171, 175
integer, 75

intermedius, 137, 153
interruptus, 138

jaculus, 164
Jadera,202
Jalysus, 183
Japonica, 23
Javana, 30
Javauicus, 80, 9-J
Junia, 82
Juiiiperi, 185
jurgiosa, 89

L.

Lacerdae, 121
laciniata, 183
la-'tus, 87, 110
Lagaria, 91
Lamiuiceps, 84
laminipcs, 39
lampyroides, 6
lanceolatus, 140
laucifier, 189
lata, 21
lateralis, 29, 89, 149,

161
lalicornis, 8, 52, 1 10

207

Latimbus, 101
latipes, 48
Latieillii, 184
latus, 18(j
laulipes, 171
LelimaiiDi, 202
lepidus, 77
lepiosiis, 190
Leptocoiisa, 172
Leplo<i;lossus, 124
Leptornytus, 102, 201
Leptoscelis, 123, 130,

132, 135
Leroyi, 32
leucopoecilus, 168
Libyssa, 16
limbata, 200
limbatus, 159
limbalicollis, 175
limbatipenuis, 94
limbativenliis, 30

linealicornis, 179

lineosa, 39

linea, 90, 138

linearis, 158, 166

linealelia, 54

liiieatellus,54

linealicornis, 71

lineatus, 97, 139, 189

Lineicoruia, 122

Linnei, 40

lineolatus, 63

lineosa, 125

lineosus, 125

litigiosa, 186

litigiosus, 186

litnripennis, 189

lividipes, 14

lobala. 111

lobatus, HI, 113

lobipes, 33

lobuiatus, 75

loevis, 12

longicoruis, 75

lougipes, 79, 161

longiiosliis, 14(), 168

lonj^iiostruin, 168

lucidus, 100

luctuosa, 19

lucluosus, 60

Lucullia, 82

lugens, 109, 114, 116

120, 185
lugubiina, 17
lugul)ris, 151
lunata, 131
lunatus, 7, 39, 62
lunicollis, 91, 186
lurida, 146
lurid us, 63, 188
luleiceps, 139
luteitarsis, 19
liiteus, 45
Lybas, 150
Lyrnessus, 175

M.

macer, 183
Macbtima, 120
macra,24, 184
maculH, 93
maculata, 4, 144
macnlatiis, 153, 158
niaculifer, 65
maciilipes, 186
maculiventris, 110, 173
Madagaiiensis, 19, 164
magnicornis, 8
magnificus, 87
major, 1(36
mahicaipus, 182
Malava, 23
Malayus, 79
Malvana, 134
Maniurius, 69
Marcins, 169
mar^jinalis, 38, 140, 202
niarginalus, 75, 107
inatgiiicllus, 101, 123
marginiventris, 93
Mayri, 16
Megaera, 82
Megalomeriuni, 181
Metjalotomus, 159
melancbolica, 17
nielanocneniis, 90
Meleagris, 79
Meloza, 157
Melucba, 54

Melynthus, 84
menibranacea, 129
menibranacens, 129
IMencnotus, 7
Merardus, 81
inercur, 50
Merocoris, 120
Meropacbys, 69
Melacantbus, 182
nietallica,31, 200
Metapodiiis, 4(i, 201
]\Iicreiytra, I6S
ISIicrobasis, 144
Miclidoe, 9
mictiforniis, 61
Mictis, 12, 14,200
Mictoides, 38
minax, 99, 139
miniaceiis, 87
ininiinus, 101, 194
minor, 124, 181
Miriformis, 179
Mirperus, 164
mcEsta, 5, 19, 108, 149
moestus. 111, 152
Molcbina, 40
monaciia, 18
montivagiis, 180
Mopsus, 69
mormo, 33
Mozena, 46, 68
raucronifer, 171
multispinus, 68
mundula, 121
mundulus, 121
mundus, 99, 142, 191
muricata, 202
muricatuni, 45
mui'icatus, 202
miilicus, 63
Mutusca, 173
Mygdonia, 1 1
Myodocbus, 173
Myrsilus, 75

Nariscus, 158
Narnia, 130

ii08

Natalensis, 17
nebulosns, 108
iiep;lectiis, 171
Neides, 179
Nematopidte, 43
Nematojius, 8, 70, 75,

76
Nemaiisns, 158
Nepalensis, 80
neivosus, 53, 77
Nestor, 64
Neurodedenliis, 106
Nicohaveiisis, 107
nigricans, 69
iiij.nicornis, 18, 22, 105,

163
iiigripes, 8, 109
iiigrita, 16
uigrocinctus, 84
nigronil)iiim, 184
uigroiufus, 60
iiigrovittatus, 104
Nudicornia, 178
Nolipluis, 175
iiolatipennis, 160, 186
nolatipes, 54, 56
notatiis, 70
Notobitus, 79

O.

ohliqua, 109
oldiquus, 109, 185
ol)lougipes, 12
obscura, 109, 131
c)l)scurata, 10
obscuricornis, 41, 117,

167
obscunis, 77, ill, 118,

150
obsolelus, 193
ochvaceus, 188
ochvoplerus, 50
ocloliiieata, 56
odiosus, 68
Odoutopavia, 106
cedymerus, 59
oppositiis, 125
oralis, 89

oratorius, 173
oriemalis, 130
Orilerus, 108
oriiata, 131
Orn^lus, 102
Oxypristis, 32

P.

pacliycera, 120
pacliycerus, 120
Pach'vlis, 52
pagana, 18, 83
palleiis, 58, 73, 88, 162
pallescens, 160, 195
pallicoriiis, 79
pallidiconiis, 130
pallidiventris, 157
pallidum, 181
pal lid us, 74, 181
Papuensis, 175
paradoxa, 183
parallelus, 100, 181
pardalipes, 33
Parensis, 50
patulicollis, 37
palulus, 67

parvulus, 59, 101, 194
Parvphes,31,8l,86,91,

137, 174
pavidus, 159
pecloralis, 141,136, 181,

183
pedestris, 166
peltastes, 135
Pendulinus, 52, 90, 202
penicillatus, 150
Perarithus, 74
pervicax, 137
Petalociiemis, 119, 202
Pctalops, 81,83, 201
Pctascelis, 36, 38
Petillia, 32
Pliaraonis, 52, 53
phasiana, 21
phasianus, 21
Fhelans, 57
Phidippus, 71
Philonus, 8, 104

Phthia, 130
PhyllaeleDcnemis, 84
phyllocnerais, 54
Phylloinorpha, 183
Physomerus, 57, 58,

il6
pi eta, 131
picliceps, 169
Piezogaster, 57, 62
pilosulus, 159
pinguis, 71
Pistocus, 89
plagiatus, 93, 104
planiveiUris, 10
jtlamis, 42
Plaxiscelis, 83
plebeius, 101
Plenifrontia, 43
pleuriticus, 51
Plinachtus, 135, 188
ponderosus, 119
porrigens, 35
praecellens, 80
praecipua, 123
pretiosus, 137
Priocuemicoris, 84
Prismatoeerus, 8, 104,

105,200
productus, 200
profana, 30
proletarius, 165
prolixa, 173
prolixus, 157
prominulus, 98
propinquus, 142
Proteuor, 170
protracta, 23
protraclus, 23
PseudophlcEus, 111
Psotilnus, 171
pugionatus, 135
pugnator, 193
pubera, 4

pulchella, 130, 136
pulcbellus, 136, 168,

183
pulcber, 126
pulcbra, 126
pulveruleutus, 131
punclarius, 171
punctata, 91, 168

209

punctiUiis, 8
puncticpps, 1(52
puncticornis. S)f)
piinclij^er, 77, 193
punclipes, 182
piinctiventi-is, 101, l.'}9
punctulatiis, 192, 193
puiictiim, 21,93
pungens, 135
Puppeia, 14
pusilliis, 188
puslulata, 3
piistulatus, 3
pustulifera, lur>

Q.

(lua(lrico!lis, 5
quadrivitlata, ol
qiiiiK|iicliiuata, 54
Qiiiiilius, 75

R.

recurvus, 162

refulgens, 84
regalis, 8(5
vemipes, 39
reticollis, 46
Rhabdocoris, 172
rliombea, 10(>
rbombeus, 41
rlioinbil'er, 41
Rbombogaster, 45
Riptovtus, 161
lobiistns, 42, 161
Rolbii, 13
rotuiulatus, 1 17
nibesceiis, 153
rubicundiis, 42
nibidiventris, 191
rubiginosus, 41, 63
rul)irsceiis, 134
nibricala, H2
lubiicatiis, 82
nibioniaculata, I 13
I'liIirouoVatiis, ()S

lubro-ornatus, 1 14
rufa, 123
nitescens, 182
vulicoUis, 176
luficovnis, 102, 104,201
luficnis, 76
niRdiirsis, 12
nilifemoralus, 90
vufipes, 162
rufoinai-ginata, 146
rufosciitellatus, 86
111 Ins, 123
rugifcr, 102, 105
riipestvis, 159
rusticiis, 193

sabiilosa, 1 19
Sagolylus, 121
SiimnUiis, 75
Salapia, 81
saiiclus, 113
saiiguinolenta, 144
sanguinoleiitiis, 144
Santavema, 127|
Sareptanus, 159
Savins, 174
scabiator, 118
Scainuiius, 89
scapba, 108
sceniciim, 154
scenicus, 154
Sditefferi, 125
Sdiillingii, 179
scoibutica, 108
scorbiiliciis, 108
sciipta, 124
sciiptus, 53
scnipulosns, 64
sciilpta, (5
sciilptus, 6
scuiia,151, 189
sciiiellaris, 16, 64, 142,

167
sci.tellala,7, 17
SfUU'llaliis 201
Scflirioiilia, 2
.seleota, 127

semilineata, 83

Scpbiiia, 3, 200

seiiceicollis, 49

Seriiia,22

SeiineUia, 144, 14(5,202

seii'ipes, 1(57

senata, 131

serrator, 7

serratiis, 12

seriiilala, 134

senulatus, 46, 124

Setbeniia, 184

sexniaciilata, 126

Siebeii, 182

signata, 81

signatus, 81, 97, 141,

194
Sigiioi-eli, 80, 180
similis, 18, 80
simplex, 100
Siiiica, 179
Sinicus, 98
sinuata, 106
siuuatiis, 162
Bmaragdiinis, 137
sobrinus, 183
sordidatiis, 158
sordid us, 167, 168
Spatl)o])liora, 53
Sphictyi'Uisi, 136
spinicnis, 46
spiuosa, 40
spiuosissiiTius, 182
spinosus, 136, 182
spimilosa, 13
spinuiosiis, 13
spissicoinis, 190
spurcata, 147
spmciis, 68
SparlDcera, 4
Spailoceridie, 2
Spallioceia, 1 10
Spbalerocoris, 179
spiiiiccps, 108
spiiiicni*, ()8, 81
spiuiger, 108
spiiiigora, 108
spiiiipes, 57
spiiiosiiiii, 1 14
spiiiosiis, 117, 158
spimilosa, 119

INDKX.

spinulosus, 1 \9
Spinii'ioiitia, 107
sqiialus, 62
Slalii, 32, 1»>5
Staluptus, 202
Steni)teplialiil;i>, 170
Stenocephahis, 170
Steuocoiis, 173
Siei)(i])liyll()piis,84
Steuoscelitlea, 83
Steltinensis, IHI
stifjma, 124
Sliiopliis, I7y
J5tollii,84
stiiatus, 52
stiigaius, 187
siiavis, 153
subaifjeiiteiis, (iO
subcariiialiis, I 14
subjeclus, 97
subla?ve, 115
subnotaliis, li»l
sulispaisus, 105
sijl)tonieiit().sii,s, 7, I 13
siil)vaiiinii, 1 l(>
subviltata, 34, 145
subvitlaliis, 171
sulcicornii-, 13, lOti
Sulpicia, 31)
sinnpUiosiis, 137
siimtuosus, 137
Sundariis, 86
SupericDinia, 2
suralus, 47
sulurellus, 8i), 174
syinbolica, 30
byiomaster, 1(^:»
SyioiDiKstL's. 107
Syioinablitlu', 107

T.

tabulatus, 184
ta^alica, 14.!
Tafius, 200
Taprol.aii.'iisis, llti
laibalis, 1 17
tai>aliis, l(i2
tailarta, lu

tei)eiir(.ba,22
lenebroMiiii, 114
teiicllus, \k3
TeiJDsiiis, !()5
teiiuiciiniis, 18, 53, 120,

164, 184
teiminalis, 13, 47, 57,

109
Ussciiaia, 113
testact-a, 184
testuceus, 171
TeliaKoiiocepbala, 2
tetiifus, 6S
Tl.asus, 62
Theojiiiis, 124
Thtnipha, 144
Therapl..s,9l
Tl.l.i.slncoiis, I 10
tlKHMciciis, 49, 83, I 18,

139
TliyiiU'Uis, 50
tibialis, 87, 117, 125,

175
tuicliis, 72
tipuiaiius, 179
tipiiloicles, 172
Tivarbus, 162
'Jlipuiiiiis, 91, 105
T-nif;iimi,84
lonifiUoiiifiala, 17
lunidus, 164
tubercuhilus, 1 13
Tiacbclium, 169
Tragacanilia', Kil
trausilvanica, 182
tragus, 33
Treuiatocoiis. 32
triai)f;ulmii, 62
tricolur, 87
Tiigoiioccpbala, 122
li'iyomis, 19;{
irigiittala, 38
tiigullatiis, 121
liilii)eala,()
liimitatus, 173
liipuiictatus, 157
tli(lllel^icol•lli.^, 185
tii,spiiio.siis, 1()9
liistator, 17
li'islis, 120, In.)
Uuiicala, 1 1

tuberculosa, 13
tubeiculosus, 13
tuiuidipes, 28
Tupalus, 163
tuibala, 148
turbid U.S, 95
tmpis, 150
TyuotDUia, 149
lypbaus, 120

U.

Uiiiiius, 67, 201
Ubieri, 109
uu)l)dic:ata, 22
unibratus, 95
uudala, 20
unicolor, 7,50
nnipuiictalus, 93
"Urauocoi'is, 152

valoa, 12
vajf-us, 12
valida,2l
validipes, 16, 158
variabilis, 105
varicornis, 17, 91, 172
variolosus, 72
varipes, 133
varius, 78, 189
vales, 68
venator, 185
venosa, 81, 133
veuusus, 138
ventralis, 19, 6)^, lOS

135, 140, 166
Verlusia, 106
verrucifer, 80
verrucosuni, 1 15
vespif'onuis, 155
vexillarius, 1 1 1
vexillala, 126
vexillalus, 126
viciua, 121, 146
vieiiuis, 7(i.9S

211

vidua, 18

viltatup, ISO, 188

X.

villosipes, 157

vilticei^s, 110

viniila, 200

Xiphaies, 184

viiiulum, 154

W.

vimilus, 154

Z.

virescens, 74, 104

.\Valill)eigi,67

viri(lipes,88

Weslwoodi, •20-2

zonula, 124

vitlala, 36

WliiUi, 87

Zorcva, 121