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HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS

THE COLLECTION

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BRITISH MUSEUM.

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J FRANCIS WALKER, F.L.S., &c

SUPPLEMENT.

PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
LONDON, 1858.

LONDON :

PRINTED BY EDWAED NEWMAN,
9, Devonshire Street, Eishopsgate.

INTRODUCTION

The object of the present Supplementary Catalogue
has been to give a complete list of the specimens of
Homopterous Insects contained in the collection of the
British Museum, received since the printing of the former
Catalogue, indicating at the same time the peculiarities
of each, as regards variation of character, locality, and
the source from whence it has been derived. "With this
view, the different individuals of each species contained
in the collection are indicated by the letters a, b, c,
&c, following the name of the species and its synonymes,
and a description is given, if it appears to have been
before undescribed.

JOHN EDWARD GRAY.

British Museum. ,
March, 1858.

LIST

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HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

SUPPLEMENT.

Order I. CICADINA.

Fam. 1. STRIDULANTIA.

In the ' List of Homoptera,' the Dames of the areolets and
veins of the fore wing of the Stridulantia were accidentally omitted
in the description of the Plates, and are therefore here inserted, in
order that the following descriptions may appear more clear.

Part 4, pi. 2,

l.r Primitive areolet. 12.

2. Front areolet. 13.

3. First discoidal areolet. 14.

4. Second discoidal areolet. 15.

5. Third discoidal areolet. 16.

6. Fourth discoidal areolet. a.

7. Fifth discoidal areolet. b.

8. Sixth discoidal areolet. c.

9. First marginal areolet. d.

10. Second marginal areolet. e.

1 1. Third marginal areolet.

fig. I.

Fourth marginal areolet.
Fifth marginal areolet.
Sixth marginal areolet.
Seventh marginal areolet.
Eighth marginal areolet.
First transverse vein.
Second transverse vein.
Third transverse vein.
Fourth transverse vein.
Fifth transverse vein.

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LIST OF HOMOPTEROLS INSECTS.

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Genus PLATYPLEURA, Cat. Horn. 2.

0 Platypleura pexicjllata.

gra, caput fulvo trifasciatum ; prothorax lifuris mar-
ue fid vis; mesothorax lineis quatuor arcuatis fulvis ;
minis segmenta testaceo marginata ; opcrcvJa testaeea ;
a testacei,nigro strigati ; alee antica albidce strigis pluri-
misramosis nigris, venis transversis \a et2a nigra marginatis ;
postica nigricantes, fascia interrvpta testaeea, linea transversa
nigricante, apice lactece.

Male. Black, with whitish tomentum beneath. Head with
three irregular tawny bands, the first and the third interrupted.
Prothorax with several tawny marks, and with a tawnv border which
is edged with black on each sirfel Mesothorax with four tawnv
loops, the middle pair short ; hind ridges tawny, with three black
marks. Abdominal segments with testaceous hind borders. Oper-
cula testaceous. Legs testaceous, with black streaks. Fore wings
whitish, with a ramose black streak on each areolet; primitive areo-
let black; veins tawny, black towards the tips; first and second
transverse veins bordered with black. Hind wings blackish ; api-
cal part milk-white, divided by a blackish line from a whitish tes-
taceous band, which is narrower and interrupted hindward.
Length of the body 11 lines; of the wings 32 lines.

a. South Africa. From Mr. Bartlett's collection.

Genus ZAMMARA, Cat. Horn. 33.

Mexico.

Zammaea imbellis.

Viridis (mas) aut testaeea (fern.); caput nigra bifasciatum ;
prothorax vitla strigisque qnatvor nigris. laterrbus parum
dilatatis nigro marginatis ; mesothorax rittis qvatuor obconi-
cis, strigis duabus gvttisqve dvabvs nigris : abdomen fasciis
interrupts nigris ; pedes ex parte nigri ; alee vitrece ; antica
maculis plurimis fuscis ; posticce vena \a transversa margine-
que exteriore fusco nebulosis.

Green (male) or testaceous (female). Head with two black
hands, which emit several streaks. Prothorax with a black middle
stripe, and with two black streaks on each side ; sutures also black ;

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 3

ides bordered with black, less dilated than in most species <*f ihis
jenus, and forming an obtuse angle. Mesothorax with fou$ short
>bconical black stripes, the middle pair longer than the outer pair,
md having behind them two somewhat triangular black streaks,
which are succeeded by two black dots. Abdomeu with a flblack
interrupted band on the fore border of each segment. Legs partly
black. Wings vitreous ; veins pale green, black towards the tips.
Fore wings with an oblong brown spot on each transverse vein, on
each marginal vein, and on each transverse marginal veinlet ; first
and second transverse veinlets oblique, parted from each other by
much more than the length of the first, which is much longer than
the second. Hind win^s with the first transverse vein and the ex-
terior border clouded with brown. Length of the body 11 — 12
lines ; of the wings 36 — 40 Hues.

a, b. Mexico. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

West Indies.

j Zammara vacillans.

Foem. Testaceo-viridis ; caput striga arcuata lineaque antica
nigris ; prolhorax tinea mar ginali vittaque nigris ; mesothorax
vittis quatuor latis lituraque postica transversa anyulata
nigris ; abdomen rufescente-fulvum, vitta lata, strigisque dun-
bus apicalibus nigris, subtus testaceum ; alee vitrea, venis
viridibus apice nigris ; antica strigis submarginalibus fuscis,
venis transversis fusco nebulosis ; postica venulis transversis
marginalibus fusco subnebulosis .

Female. Testaceous-green. Head with a curved black streak
on the vertex, and with a black line in front. Prothorax with
a slight black marginal line, and with a black stripe; sutures
blackish. Mesothorax with four broad black stripes; the middle
pair shortened hindward, and succeeded by an angular transverse
black mark ; outer pair excavated. Abdomen reddish tawny, with
an irregular broad blackish stripe, and with two black apical
streaks ; under side testaceous. Wings vitreous ; veins green,
black towards the tips. Fore wings with the marginal areolets
slightly streaked with brown ; a brown streak on each marginal
vein ; 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th trausverse veins clouded with brown ;
1st much shorter and less oblique than the 2nd, from which
it is parted by more than thrice its length ; 3rd and 4th slightly
curved. Hind wings slightly tinged with brown along the trans-

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verse marginal veinlets. Length of the body 11 lines ; of the wings
30 lines.

«, b. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

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South America.

J Zammara nigriplaga.

Mas. Picea, subtus testacea aut viridis ; caput lituris quatuor
anticis margineque testaceis ; prothorax lituris duabus obli-
quis anticis testaceis unaque postica viridi, hujus disco nigro,
margine viridi ; mesothorax vittis quatuor testaceo-viridibus ;
abdomen maculis duabus testaceo-viridibus, marginibus posti-
cis operculisque viridibus ; alee vitrece maculis strigisque
plurimis nigro-fuscis.

Male. Piceous, testaceous or green beneath. Head with a
testaceous border, and with four testaceous marks in front of
the ocelli. Prothorax with two oblique testaceous marks in front,
and with a transverse green hindward mark, which has a black
disk ; border green, with a black mark in the middle ; sides mode-
rately dilated, forming a right angle, in front of which there is
a large black spot. Mesothorax with four testaceous green stripes,
the middle pair slender and interrupted ; hind ridges bright green.
Abdomen slightly covered with pale yellow silky pubescence, with a
testaceous-green spot on each side; hind borders of the segments
and opercula green. Wings vitreous ; veins mostly black. Fore
wings with a lurid tinge along the interior border towards the base ;
transverse veins and forks of most of the longitudinal veins broadly
bordered with brown ; marginal veins with brown streaks which ex-
tend to the border, and are much dilated at each end. Hind wings
clouded with blackish brown on the marginal transverse veinlets at
the tips and along the adjoining part of the border; transverse
veins mostly clouded with blackish brown. Length of the body 12
lines ; of the wings 42 lines.

a. South America. From Mr. Purdie's collection.

Zammara calochroma. Q

Mas. LcPte smaragdina ; caput facie fasciaque angulata et gut-
tata nigris ; prothorax vitta strigisque sex nigris ; mesothorax
nigro quadrivittatus ; abdomen nigrum, basi testaceo varium,
segmentis viridi marginatis, guttis ventralibus lateralibu§
albis ; aim vitrea?, fascia maculisque nigris.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Male. Very bright emerald-green. Head black in front, and
with an irregular black band, which contains an oblique green
streak on each side, and two intermediate green dots; some black
hinder dols. Piothorax black along the fore border, with a black
middle stripe, which is dilated hind ward, and with three black
streaks on each side; border only slightly dilated on each side,
where it forms a very obtuse angle, which is black, and has a black
dot near it. Mesothorax with four black stripes, the middle pair
oblanceolate, the outer pair excavated. Abdomen black, with
a green band on the hind border of each segment; basal segments
partly testaceous ; under side with a row of white dots on each
side. Wings vitreous ; veins black, red towards the base. Fore
wings with a black spot on the front areolet, and with a black
obli([ue irregular band which conceals the transverse veins ; a black
apical spot and a biack dot at the tip of the second marginal vein,
and a black spot on the bind border; first transverse vein very ob-
lique, parted by more than twice its length from the second, which
is also very oblique, but not in the usual direction. Length of the
body 11 lines ; of the wings 30 lines.

a. Bogota. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

q Genus THOPHA, Cat. Horn. 42.

Thopha interclusa.

Mas. Testacea, viridi varia ; caput nigro bifasciatum, facie fer-
ruginea, strigis Lateralibus nigris ; prothorax strigis quatuor
lateralibus ramosis vittisque duabus intermediis nigris ; meso-
thorax vittis quinque gutthque duabus nigris, vitlis lateralibus
obconicis ferrugineo marginatis ; abdomen nigrum, seg mentis
fuh'o marginatis ; opercula dorsalia maxima, pallide viridia
albo tomentosa ; ventralia parva ; alee vitrei, venis viridibus.

Thopha, n. s., List Homopt. pi. 1, f. 6.

Male. Testaceous, partly green. Head with two black bands ;
face ferruginous, with black streaks on each side. Piothorax with
two black stripes, and on each side with two ramose black streaks.
Mesothorax with five black stripes ; the middle one attenuated in
front, with a black spot on each side behind ; the other four obco-
nical, with ferruginous borders, the inner pair short. Abdomen
black; hind borders of the segments lawny. Dorsal opercula pale
green, with white tomentum, very large, covering the sides of ilia
abdomen ; ventral opercula small. Wings vitreous ; veins pale

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O LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

green, darker towards the tips. Fore wings with the first and
second transverse veins very oblique, almost straight, parted from
each other by rather more than their joint length ; third and fourth
very slightly undulating. Length of the body 12 lines ; of the
wings 36 lines.

a. Australia. From Mr. Macgillivray's collection. Voyage of
H.M.S. Rattlesnake.

Genus DUNDUBIA, Cat. Horn. 47.

D. chlorogaster, page 47, and the species indicated as such are
distinct, and the latter may be the female of D. varians, page 48.
D. Dorei, page 47, is the same as D. phceophila, page 52. D.
linearis, page 48, is probably a variety of D. cinctimanus, page
49.

Hindostan.

DlJNDUBIA SATURATA.

Mas et ftem. Ferrugineo-fulva ; caput fasciis duabus interruptis
nigris ; prothorax vittis octo nigris ; mesothorax linea,vittis
guatuor maculisque duabus nigris; abdomen lateribus basi
albido tomentosis ; ala? subtestacece, basi ferrugineo-fulva ;
anticce venis marginalibus apice fusco strigatis, venis transver-
sis fusco nebulosis. Mas. — Opercula fulva, acuminata, ab-
dominis bis triente non breviora.

Male and female. Ferruginous-tawny. Head with two inter-
rupted black bands. Prothorax with eight irregular black stripes ;
the middle pair curved and dilated hindward. Mesothorax with a
black line, and with four broader black stripes, which are more or
less excavated ; the inner pair shorter than the outer pair, and
joining the line ; the outer pair joining two black hind spots.
Abdomen with whitish tomentum on each side towards the base.
Wings with a slight testaceous tinge, ferruginous-tawny at the
base ; veins tawny, partly black. Fore wings with a brown streak
at the tip of each of the marginal veins; transverse veins clouded
with brown ; first transverse vein longer and more oblique than the
second, from which it is parted by more than twice its length.
Male. — Opercula tawny, about two-thirds of the length of the abdo-
men, much acuminated towards the tips. Length of the body
18 — 19 lines ; of the wings 50—54 lines.

a. North India (Sikkim Himalaya). From Dr. Hooker's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPXEROUS INSECTS.

ft DlJNDUBlA SIN'GULARIS.

Mas. Testaeea, gracilis, ex parte viridis ; caput guttis duabus
anticis lateralibus nigris ; prothorax guttis duabus posticis
nigris ; mesotkorax vittis duabus ubliquis viridibus ; abdomen
e maculis trigonis fuscis quadrivittatum ; opercula parva ;
alee vitrea, strigis marginalibus testaceis ; antica? angusta?,
venis transversis venarumque furcis testaceo nebulosis, strigis
guttisque submarginalibus testaceis.

Male. Testaceous, slender, partly green, very pale beneath.
Head black between the ocelli, and with a black dot on each side in
front. Prothorax with two black dots by the border, which is nar-
row behind, but much dilated on the hind part of each side; the
latter is notched in the middle. Mesothorax with an oblique
green stripe on each side. Abdomen with four rows of triangular
brown spots. Opercula small. Wings vitreous, with testaceous
streaks between the transverse marginal veinlets and the border;
veins green or testaceous. Fore wings narrow, with the transverse
veins and the forks of the longitudinal veins clouded with testa-
ceous ; a testaceous spot at the tip of each marginal vein commu-
nicating with a slight testaceous streak on each marginal areolet ; a
testaceous dot on the hind side of the third discoidal areolet, with
distinct indications of two transverse veins, the one joining the fifth
transverse vein, the other ending on the front areolet near the base
of the second discoidal areolet; a few minute testaceous dots
on some of the marginal and discoidal veins ; first transverse vein
straight, very oblique, but not in the usual direction, parted
by much mure than its length from the second, which is much
curved and almost upright ; third and fourth oblique, slightly
curved ; third a little shorter than the fourth. Length of the body
9 lines ; of the wings 30 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Ceylon.

Vj DONDUBIA LARUS.

Foem. Testaeea ; caput nigro bifasciatum ; prothorax tubercu-
latus, vittis duabus connexis, strigis quatuor, fascia postica
mar gi nib usque lateralibus nigris; mesothorax nigro quinque
vittatus ; abdomen ferrugineuin, subtomenlnsum ; ala vitrei ;
antica? longce, angusta, acuminata, venis la et 2a transversis
subrectis subobliquis.

£ LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS.

Female. Testaceous. Head with two irregular black bands.
Prothorax somewhat tuberculate, with two black stripes, which
slightly approach each other in the middle, and are connected
at each end ; two black streaks on each side; border with a black
stripe ; its sides partly edged with black, with a short spine on each
in front. Mesothorax with five black stripes; the middle one
attenuated in front; the inner pair interrupted; the outer pair
abbreviated at each end. Abdomen ferruginous, slightly covered
with pale silky tomentum. Wings vitreous ; veins ferruginous,
black towards the tips. Fore wings long, narrow, acuminated ; first
and second transverse veins nearly straight, slightly oblique, parted
from each other by more than twice the length of the first, which is
longer than the second ; third oblique, undulating, longer than the
second, which is slightly curved and nearly upright. Length of the
body 14 lines; of ibe wings 48 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

Celebes.

T\DUNDUBIA IXSULARIS.

Mas. Testacea ; caput nigro fasciatum ; prothorax vittis duabus
strigisque sex nigris ; mesothorax vitta, strigis quatuor guttis-
que duabus nigris ; abdomen lituris transversis anticis guttis-
que later alibus nigris; aloe vitrece ; anticce venis \a et 2a
transversis obliquis nigro nebulosis.

Male. Testaceous. Head with black transverse streaks on
each side of the face, and with a black band on the vertex. Pro-
thorax with two black stripes which are dilated in front and behind,
and with six black lateral streaks ; sides edged with black, denticu-
late in the middle. Mesothorax with a black stripe, which is
widened hindward, and accompanied by a black dot on each side ;
four lateral streaks, the inner pair short. Abdomen with black
transverse marks near the base, and with a row of black dots
on each side. Wings vitreous ; veins tesiaceous, black towards the
tips. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins ob-
lique, shaded with black, parted from each other by a little more
than their joint length; third and fourth very oblique, of equal
length. Length of the body 1 1 lines ; of the wings 28 lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

(J DUNDUBIA MACULOSA.

Mas. Testacea ; caput fasciis duabus, postica guttata, nigris ;
protlwrax vittis duabus strigisque quatuor nigris, margine ex
parte viridi ; mesothorax vitta, strigis sex maculisque duabus
nigris; abdomen maculis lateralibus fasciisque nigris ; oper-
cuta abdomine vix breviora, postice viridia ; ala? vitrece, venis
testaceis apice nigris; antica? venis la et 2a transversis obli-
quis nigra nebulnsis.

Male. Testaceous. Head with two black bands, the hinder
one containing four testaceous dots. Prothorax with two black
stripes, which are curved hindward; two black lateral streaks ; bor-
der partly green, edged with black on each side, which is denticu-
late. Mesothorax with a black stripe, which has a black spot on
each side hindward ; three black streaks on each side in front, the
inner pair obclavate, the middle pair short, the outer pair augulose.
Abdomen with short black dorsal bands, and with a row of black
spots along each side. Opercula green hindward, extending to five-
sixths of the length of the abdomen. Wings vitreous ; veins testa-
ceous, black towards the tips. Fore wings with the first and second
transverse veins oblique, clouded with black, parted from each other
by much more than their joint length ; first much less oblique than
the second ; third and fourth oblique, hardly curved. Length of the
body 12 lines ; of the wings 36 lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pieiffer's collection.

Ceram.

^ DUNDUBIA BICAUDATA.

Mas. Testacea ; caput fascia interrupts nigra ; prothorax vittis
duabus strigisque sex nigris ; mesothorax vittis quatuor inter-
ruptis unaque integra nigris ; abdomen comubus duobus api-
calibus ; ala vilrea, venis testaceis nigra varius ; anticce venis
la 2aque transversis obliquis fusco subnebulasis.

Male. Testaceous. Head with a black interrupted band on
the vertex, and with black streaks on each side of the face. Pro-
thorax with two black stripes, which diverge in front, and are curved
hindward; three black streaks on each side; border very slightly
denticulated on each side. Mesothorax with five black stripes; the
two pairs interrupted, the exterior pair irregular. Abdomen with

10 LIST OF HOMOI'TEROUS INSECTS.

two short apical horns. Wings vitreous ; veins testaceous, partly
black. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins ob-
lique, slightly clouded with brown, parted by much more than their
joint length ; first less oblique than the second; third and fourth
slightly curved; a brown spot near the tip of each marginal vein.
Length of the body 12 lines ; of the wings 38 lines.

a. Ceram. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

Feejee Islands.

^ DrjNDUBIA DISTANS.

Mas. Viridis ; caput antice nigro fasciatum ; pro thorax guttis
quatuor lateralibus fuscis testaceo marginaiis, macula testacea
gutlisque duabus nigris posticis ; mesothorax viltis quatuor
obconicis incompletes, exterioribus viridi ramosis, plaga pos-
tica fusca ; abdomen testaceum, fasciis duabus macularibus
apiceque nigris ; opercula viridia, luteo marginata, abdominis
dimidio non breviora ; alee vitrea, venis nigris basi t.estaceis ;
anlicce areolis marginalibus subobsolete strigatis, venis \a
2aque transversis obliquis vix arcuatis.

Male. Green. Head black about the ocelli, and with a black
band in front. Prothorax with two brown testaceous-bordered dots
on each side, and with a testaceous hindward spot, which is accom-
panied by two black dots ; border narrow, much dilated on each
side, not dentated. Mesothorax with indications of the four usual
obcouical stripes ; a large brown patch behind the interior pair,
which are only represented by their exterior border ; exterior pair
much divided by green ramifications. Abdomen testaceous, with
two black macular bands; the two last segments black above.
Opercula green, with luteous borders, extending to half the length
of the abdomen, somewhat dilated towards the tips, which are
rounded. Wings vitreous ; veins black, testaceous towards the base.
Fore wings with almost obsolete streaks on the marginal areolets ;
first and second transverse veins oblique, hardly curved ; first shorter
than the second, from which it is parted by more than thrice its
length ; third almost straight, more oblique than the fourth, which
is curved. Length of the body 13 lines ; of the wings 36 lines.

a. Ovalau, Feejee Islands. From Voyage of H.M.S. Herald,

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 11

T) DUNDUBIA SUBFASCIA.

Mas. Testacea ; caput fascia arcuata nigra ; prothorax vitta
strigisque lateralibus obscurioribus nonnunquam obsolelis ;
abdomen lineis quatuor nonnunquam obsoletis nigris ; abdo-
men guttis duabus aut quatuor basalibus fasciaque postica in-
terrupta duplicata nigris ; opercufa abdominis triente non
brexiora ; alai vitrea, venis testaceis apice nigris ; antica? an-
gusla acuminata.

Male. Testaceous. Head black about the ocelli, and with a
curved black band in front. Prothorax with the middle stripe and
the oblique lateral streaks somewhat darker, hut occasionally obso-
lete; a black dot on the middle of the border. Mesothorax with
four black slender lines, which are occasionally obsolete, or are
accompanied by indications of the usual obconical stripes. Abdo-
men with two or four black dots near the base, and with a double
interrupted black baud beyond the middle. Dorsal opercula coni-
cal, with a green spot on each ; ventral segments extending to two-
thirds of the length of the abdomen, not attenuated, sometimes
partly green. Wings vitreous ; veins testaceous, black towards the
tips. Fore winys narrow, acuminated ; first and second transverse
veins oblique, very slightly curved, parted from each other by about
thrice the length of each ; third and fourth almost straight. Length
of the body 12 lines ; of the wings 38 lines.

a. Feejee Islands. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

b. Feejee Islands. From Mr. Macgillivray's collection. Voyage

of H. M.S. Herald.

c. d . Isle Ovalau. Voyage of H.M.S. Herald. Presented by Sir

John Liddell.

New Hebrides.

ADlJNDUBIA PCECILOCHLOBA.

Mas et foem. Pallide viridis, testaceo subvaria ; vertex lituris
tribus nigris; prothorax vittis duabus postice conjunctis
nigris; mesothorax vittis quinque guttisque duabus posticis
nigris, vittis exterioribus incompletis interruptis ; abdomen
testaceum, fasciis incompletis fuscescenlibus, basi viride ; alee
vitrea?, ve?iis viridibus apice nigris, stigmate albo, venis \a
laque transversis obliquis nigro nebulosis. Mas. — Opercula
dorsalvi magna, cornea ; ventralia longiconica, abdominis bis-
triente longiura. Foem. — Abdomen apice compressum.

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Male and female. Bright pale green, here and there slightly-
testaceous. Head with the usual black streaks on each side in
front ; vertex with three Mack marks. Prothorax with two black
stripes, which form a circle hindward. Mesothorax with five black
stripes ; the outer pair very incomplete and widely interrupted ; two
black dots hindward. Abdomen testaceous, with incomplete brownish
bands, green at the base. Wings vitreous ; veins pale green, black
towards the tips ; costa bright green ; stigma white ; first and
second transverse veins oblique, clouded with black ; first parted
from the second by about thrice its length ; third and fourth nearly
straight. Male. — Dorsal opercula large, conical ; ventral opercula
elongate-conical, full two-thirds of the length of the abdomen.
Female. — Abdomen compressed at the tips. Length of the body
10 — 11 lines ; of the wings 28 — 30 lines.

a. New Hebrides. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

b, c. Aneiteum, New Hebrides. Presented by the Admiralty.
d, e. ? Presented by Sir John Liddell.

Oceania.

<o Ddndubia lineifeba.

Mas. Testacea, ex parte viridescens ; caput maculis duabus anti-
cis magnis trigonis nigris ; prothorax strigis duabus fuscis,
litura postica arcuata nigra; mesothorax vitlis tribus strigis-
que duabus nigris ; abdomen sericeo torn ento sum ; alee vitrece,
venis testaceis ; anticee venis iransversis nigris, \a et 2a fusco
nebulosis.

Male. Testaceous, mostly greenish. Head black about the
ocelli, and with two large triangular black spots in front. Protho-
rax with a brown streak on each side, and with a black curved
mark hindward; border dilated, and with a brown spot on each
side, which is somewhat concave. Mesothorax with three black
stripes; the pair very slightly curved, shortened hindward, and
accompanied on the exterior side by two black streaks. Abdomen
with silky tomentum. Wings vitreous ; veins testaceous. Fore
wings with black transverse veins; first and second clouded with
brown, parted from each other by more than their joint length ;
first shorter and less oblique than the second ; third and fourth
hardly curved, very slightly tinged with brown. Length of the body

13 lines ; of the wings 3b' lines.

a. Oceania. From Mr. Macgillivray's collect on. Voyage of
H.M.S. Herald.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 13

V DUNDUBIA CONNATA.

Mas et foem. Viridi-testacea ; caput nigro varium, prothorax
vittis duabus liturisque quatuor nigris ; mesothorax vittis
quinque guttisque duabus nigris ; abdomen vittis duabus ma-
cularibus nigris ; aim vitrece, venis testaceis apice nigris.
Mas. — Abdomen guttis lateralibus nigris ; opercula subatten-
uata, abdominis bis triente non breviora. Fcem. — Abdomen
maculis lateralibus nigris, maculis dorsalibus posticis conjlu-
entibus.

Male and female. Testaceous, tinged with green. Head black
about the ocelli, with two black marks on each side, in front and
behind, and with Mack streaks on each side of the face. Prothorax
with two black stripes, which are dilated in front, dilated and
curved hiudward ; four black lateral marks ; border with a black
dot on each side, which is slightly concave and not denticulate.
Mesothorax with five slight black stripes, the inner pair short, and
succeeded by two black clots, the outer pair interrupted. Abdomen
with two rows of black dorsal spots. Wings vitreous ; veins testa-
ceous, black towards the tips. Fore wings with the first and second
transverse veins oblique, parted from each other by more than their
joint length ; first shorter and less oblique than the second ; third
much shorter than the fourth. Male. — Abdomen with a row of
black dots on each side. Opercula somewhat attenuated, about two-
thirds of the length of the abdomen. Female. — Abdomen with a
row of black spots on each side; dorsal spots confluent hiudward.
Length of the body 9 — 10 lines ; of the wings 29 lines.

a, b. Oceania. From Mr. Macgillivray's collection. Voyage of
H.M.S. Herald.

GenusFIDICINA, Cat. Homopt. p. 78.

F. Taurus, page 85, is a synonym of F. acuta, page 81. F. re-
panda, page 90, may be a species o( Platypleura.

Mexico.

0 FlDICINA RUDIS.

Mas. Nigra, valida, subtus fulva ; caput fulvo quadrimaculatum,
facie fulvo vitlata ; prothorax ex parte nigro-rufus, vittain-
terrupta guttisque duabus fulois ; mesothorax maculis quatuor
carinisque posticis fulvis ; ala vitrea, albida,rugulosce, valida?,
venis ferrugineis apice nigris; anticcs venis la 2aque trans-
versis perobliquis vix arcuatis.

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14 LIST OF HOMOPTEROTJS INSECTS.

Male. Nearly allied to F. tibicen. Black, stout, mostly
tawny beneath. Head with a tawny spot on each side in front, and
another hindward between the eyes ; face with a tawny stripe.
Prothorax partly very dark red, with a slight tawny interrupted
stripe, which has a tawny dot on each side hindward ; border with
a tawny band, which is interrupted in the middle, and widened on
each side. Mesoihorax with two tawny spots on each side by the
hind ridges, which are tawny, with a black stripe. Wings vitreous,
whitish, rugulose, stout ; veins ferruginous, black towards the tips.
Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins very oblique,
hardly curved, parted from each other by nearly thrice the length of
the first, which is a little longer than the second ; third and fourth
hardly undulating. Length of the body 14 lines; of the wings 40
lines.

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

South America.

"pFlDICINA DETERMINATA.

Testacea, viridi varia ; caput nigro fasciatum ; mesoihorax vittis
quatuor olliquis nigris, interioribus abbrevialis antice con-
nexis ; abdomen lateribus apicem versus fasciisque angustis
nigris ,• alee vitrece, basi virides, venis nigris basi viridibus.

Female. Testaceous, partly dull green. Vertex of the head
with a black band, which emits streaks in front. Prothorax with a
broad border, which is hardly dilated on each side. Mesothorax
with four oblique black stripes ; the inner pair short, connected in
front by a black band. Abdomen black on each side at the tip, and
with slight black bands ; sides slightly clothed with pale gilded to-
mentum. Wings vitreous, green at the base ; veins black, green
towards the base ; first and second transverse veins very oblique,
slightly curved, parted from each other by full four times the length
of the first, which is a little shorter than the second ; third and
fourth undulating ; third shorter than the fourth. Length of the
body 14 lines ; of the wings 44 lines.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 15

p FlDICINA BASISPES.

Foem. Picea, subtus viridis albo tomentosa; protkoracis margo
testaceus, lateribus testaceis ; mesothorax obscure ferrugineus ;
abdominis segmenta ferrugineo fasciata, maculis lateralibus
albo tomentosis ; alee, vitrece, basi viridi testaceo-strigata pos-
tice cyaneo-viridi ; anticce apice margineque exteriore subfus-
cescentibus.

Female. Piceous ; under side pale green, with white tomentum.
Prothorax with a testaceous border, which is green on each side.
Mesothorax dark ferruginous. Abdominal segments with dark fer-
ruginous bands, and with spots of white tomentum on each side.
Wings vitreous ; base grass-green, with testaceous streaks, and
changing hindward to bright pale bluish green ; the latter colour
prevails most on the hind wings. Fore wings with a brown tinge at
the tips and along the exterior border. Length of the body 16
lines ; of the wings 46 lines.

This may be the female ot'F.jlosfolia.

a, 6. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

\^ FlDICINA FLOSFOLIA.

Mas. Picea, subtus testacea ; caput et thorax striata ; prothorax
margine ruguloso viridi ; mesothorax fulvus, piceo quadrivit-
tatus ; abdomen apicem versus viride ; pedes virides ; ala
vitrea? ; anticce basi virides ; posticce basi rufce.

Male. Piceous, mostly testaceous beneath. Head and thorax
somewhat striated. Prothorax with a broad somewhat rugulose
green border, which on each side is slightly impressed and dilated
hindward. Mesothorax tawny, with four piceous stripes ; the middle
pair short. Abdomen green towards the tip. Legs green. Wings
vitreous. Fore wings with the primitive areolet, the front areolet,
part of the third and of the fourth and the whole of the fifth and of
the sixth discoidal areolets bright green. Hind wings bright red
towards the base. Length of the body 14 lines ; of the wings 42
lines.

a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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16 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS/

Of

IDICINA DIVISA.

Mas. Testacea ; fades ferruginea ; mesothorax ferrugineus, vittis
quatuor vix conspicuis nigricantibus ; abdomen fulvum, fas-
ciis nigris ; alee vitrece, venis fulvis apice piceis ; antica? venis
transversis fusco nebulosis ; posticce venulis transversis fusco
subnebulosis.

Male. Testaceous. Face ferruginous. Mesothorax ferrugi-
nous, with four blackish very indistinct stripes of the usual form ;
hind border deeply excavated. Abdomen tawny, with a black band
on the fore border of each segment. Wings vitreous ; veins tawny,
piceous towards the tips. Fore wings with the transverse veins
clouded with dark brown ; first and second very oblique, parted
from each other by more than thrice the length of the first ; third
and fourth almost straight; tips of the marginal veins slightly
clouded with brown. Hind wings with the transverse veinlets
slightly clouded with brown. Length of the body 14 lines; of the
wings 42 lines.

a. Demerara.

Q FlDICINA ALBIPLICA.

Fcem. Obscure ferruginea, robusta ; caput supra nigrum ; pro-
thorax nigro bivittatus ; mesothorax vittis duabus interioribus
obconicis nigris fulvo marginalis, exterioribus vix conspicuis ;
abdomen supra nigrum ; ala vitrea, basi nigra viridi notata ;
antica costa serrata ; postica? plica alba.

Female. Dark ferruginous, stout. Head mostly black above.
Prothorax with two black stripes, which are curved hindward.
Mesothorax with two black obconical stripes bordered with tawny ;
outer stripes hardly indicated. Abdomen black above. Wings
vitreous, black, and marked with pale green at the base ; veins
tawny, testaceous at the base, black towards the tips. Fore wings
with the costa serrated; primitive areolet black ; fold pale green ;
first and second transverse veins very oblique, slightly curved, parted
from each other by more than thrice the length of the first ; third a
little shorter and less curved than the fourth. Hind wings with a
white fold. Length of the body 11 lines ; of the wings 36 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS IKSECTS. 17

^

Asia.

FlDICINA FUMIPENNIS.

Mas. Nigra; caput strigis quatuor ferrugineis ; prothorax vitta
margineque fulvis, strigis duabus ferrugineis ; mesothorax
vittis quatuor fulvis ; abdomen strigis latis apicalibus fulvis ;
opercula acuta, subfalcaia, extus fulva, abdominis dimidio
non breviora ; pedes ex parte fulvi ; ala? fusca, basi virides,
apud medium nonnunquam subvitrea? ; anticai venis \a 2aque
transversis nigro nebulosis.

Male. Black. Head with a ferruginous streak ou each side
in front and behind, clothed here and there with tawny pubescence.
Prothorax with a tawny middle stripe, and with a ferruginous un-
dulating streak on each side ; hind border tawny, edged with
black ; hind side undulating ; sides slightly angular. Mesothorax
with four tawny stripes ; the inner pair short, the outer pair partly
ferruginous. Abdomen with a broad tawny streak on each side at
the tip. Ventral opercula acute, slightly falcate, extending to halt
the length of the abdomen, broadly tawny along the exterior side.
Legs partly tawny. Wings nearly vitreous in the middle, green
towards the base, brown about the tips and along the exterior bor-
der ; veins green, black towards the tips. Fore wings with the first
and second transverse veins clouded with dark brown, parted from
each other by nearly thrice the length of the first; third curved;
fourth undulating. Length of the body 20 lines ; of the wings 50
lines.

a, b. Siam. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

c. Sumatra ? From the Zoological Society's collection.

Australia.

FlDICINA NUBIVENA.^

Cervina ; caput vitta obscuriore ; prothorax vitta testacea ni<jro
marginata, lateribus excavaiis antice denticulatis ; mesothorax
vittis tribus carinisque posticis testaceis ; abdomen macalis
duabus pubescentibus albis ; alee alba, valida, rugulosa>, venis
testaceis basi nigro mavginatis ; anticce venis nonnisi apices
versus nigro mavginatis, transversis nigro lute mavginatis,
maculis submargiualibus nigris.

Fawn-colour. Head with a darker stripe. Prothorax with a
testaceous stripe, which is bordered with black on each side ; sides

c 3

18 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

excavated, denticulated in front. Mesothorax with three testaceous
stripes ; hind ridges also testaceous. Abdomen with a white
pubescent spot on each side. Wings white, stout, rugulose; veins
testaceous, bordered with black at the base. Fore wings more
slightly bordered with black from the base to the transverse veins,
which, like the veins between them, are deeply bordered with
black ; a large black spot on the tip of each marginal vein.
Length of the body 10 — 11 lines ; of the wings 24 — 26 lines.

a, b. Adelaide. From Mr. Stevens' collecion.

Country unknown.

Q> FlDICINA DlOMEDEA.

Foem. Obscure fulva, latissima, subtus ex parte teslacea ; caput
nigro bifasciatum ; prothorax vitta testacea, margine viridi ;
mesothorax vittis quatuor maculisque duabus nigris ; abdomen
nigro -piceura ; alee vitrece, venis viridibus ; anticce acuminata,
intus et apice fuscescentes, basi virides, venis la tt 2a fusco
nebulosis ; posticce basi opalince fusco strigatce.

Female. Dark tawny, very broad, partly testaceons beneath.
Head with two black bands, one on the vertex, the other on
the front ; face black in the middle. Prothorax with a testaceous
stripe, which has some black marks on each side ; border dull
green, testaceous along each side. Mesothorax with four black
stripes ; the outer pair much shorter than the inner pair ; two black
spots behind the latter. Abdomen blackish picebus. Wings
vitreous ; veins green. Fore wings much acuminated, with a pale
brown tinge at the tips, and towards the base, which is green ; first
and second transverse veins very oblique, clouded with brown ; first
much longer than the second, from which it is parted by more than
twice its length ; third and fourth undulating, oblique ; fourth
much longer than the third. Hind wings with opaline lustre and
streaked with brown at the base. Length of the body 20 lines ; of
the wings 66 lines.

a. ? From the Zoological Society's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEUOUS INSECTS. 19

FlDICINA UMBRILINEA.

Mas. Testacea, viridi varia ; caput fascia, vitta anlica maculis-
que sublus nigris ; prothorax fascia postica nigra ; abdomen
vitlis qualuor maculisque duabus nigris, viltis interioribus ab-
breviatis, exterior ibus nonnunquam obsoletis ; abdomen nigrum,
segmentis rufo marginatis ; ala? vitrece, basi nigra3 ; antica
venis transversis et marginalibus venulisque transversis margi-
nalibus fusco nebulosis ; postica margine exteriore plicaque
fusco nebulosis. J--

Male. Testaceous, partly greenish. Head with an irregular
black band ; some black spots on each side beneath ; face with
a black stripe. Prothorax with a slender black band behind.
Mesothorax with four black stripes ; a black spot behind the inner
pair, which are short ; the outer pair occasionally obsolete. Abdo-
men black ; hind borders of the segments red. Wings vitreous,
black at the base; veins tawny, darker towards the tips. Fore
wings with the transverse veins, transverse marginal veinlets and
marginal veins clouded with brown ; first transverse vein much
shorter than the second ; third shorter than the fourth. Hind
wings clouded with brown along the exterior border and on the
fold. Length of the body 15 — 16 lines; of the wings 46 — 52
lines.

a. ? Presented by J. G. Children, Esq.

b. ?

V FlDICINA FIGURATA.

Ftem. Nigra, subtus fulva ; caput maculis duabus lineaque an~
tica fulvis ; prothorax rufescens, nigro lineatus, vitta dupli-
cata margineque fulvis ; mesothorax vittis quatuor obliquisj
strigis duabus, lateribus carinisque posticis fulvis ; pedes
fulvi ; ala? vitrea ; anticce angustce, acuminata, basi testacece,
venis la et 2a transversis subarcuatis nigro nebulosis.

Female. Black, mostly tawny beneath. Head with a large
tawny spot on each side in front between the eyes; face with
a tawny middle line, and with tawny ridges on each side. Protho-
rax reddish, black in front and behind, with a double tawny stripe ;
border tawny, with a black streak on each side. Mesothorax with
four oblique tawny stripes; the middle pair recurved inward; the
lateral pair enclosed at each of their tips by a lateral tawny streak ;
sides and hind ridges tawny. Legs tawny. Wings vitreous.

20 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

Fore wings narrow, much acuminated, testaceous at the base, and
with a testaceous streak along the sixth discoidal areolet; primitive
aveolet black ; veins piceous ; costa testaceous to the tip of the
front areolet ; first and second transverse veins slightly curved,
clouded with black, parted from each other by thrice the length of
the first ; third almost upright, less undulating than the fourth.
Hind wings with testaceous veins. Length of the body 17 lines;
of the wings 44 lines.

a.

Genus CICADA, Cat. Homopt. p. 102.

Europe.

Cicada lineola.

Cicada lineola, Mus. Berol. Hagen, Ent. Zeit. Stett. xvii. (1856)
66,7.

Syria. Persia.

Cicada aegentata.

Cicada argentata, Oliv. Enc. Meth. v. 759, 64. Lair. Hist. Nat.

xii. 307, 8. Hagen, Ent. Zeit. Stett. xvii. 131, 14.
Cicada sericans, Herr.-Schaff. Nomencl. 104.

South France. Sicily. Spain. Portugal.

C. argentata, Germar {Cat. Homop. 110), must receive a new
name, or must be separated from this genus.

Cicada dimissa.
j
Cicada dimissa, Hagen, Ent. Zeit. Stett. xvii. 133, 15.

Balkan.

North America.
Cicada brunneosa.

Cicada brunneosa, Wild, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. x. Bull.
xviii.

United States.

Cicada superba.

/ Cicada superba, Fitch, Fourth Report, New Yorh. State Cab. Nat.
Hist. 1851,41.

Creek Indian Territory.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 21

0
Cicada Robertsonii.

Cicada Robertsorlii, Filch, Fourth Report, New York. State Cab.
Nat. Hist. 1861,41.

Creek Indian Territory.

»

Mexico.

Cicada nigriventris.

Mas. Testaceo-virulis ; caput fascia nigra ; mesothorax mttis
quatuor talis nigris, interioribus abbreviatis, exterioribus in-
terrupts, lateribus ferrugineis ; abdomen nigrum, segmento-
rum marginibus ventreque ferrugineis ; opercula dorsalia et
venlralia magna subaqualia ferruginea ; alee albce, subopacce,
venis nigris basi viridibus ; anticce venis la et 2a transversis
obliquis subrectis.

Male. Allied to C. Passer. Pale testaceous-green, partly
whitish beneath. Head with a black vertical band. Sides of the
prothorax concave, angular in front. Mesothorax with four broad
black stripes ; the inner pair short, obconical; the outer pair inter-
rupted ; sides mostly ferruginous. Abdomen black above ; hind
borders of the segments and under side ferruginous. Dorsal oper-
cula ferruginous, full as large as the ventral opercula, which occupy
one-third of the length of the abdomen. Wings white, rather
opaque ; veins black, green towards the base. Fore wings with the
first and second transverse veins oblique, almost straight ; first
parted by nearly four times its length from the second ; third
straight, very much shorter than the fourth, which is slightly undu-
lating. Length of the body 9 lines ; of the wings 30 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

-a Cicada marginella.

Foem. Viridis, tcstaceo varia ; caput fascia postica nigra ; pro-
thorax vittis duabus marginalibus nigris ; abdomen sublus
nigro trivittatum ; aim vitrea, venis nigris basi testaceis ;
anticce venis la et 2a transversis rectis non obliquis.

Female. Green, partly testaceous. Head almost as broad as
the prothorax, with a black band behind the ocelli. Prothorax
with a black stripe on each side ; border narrow. Abdomen with

22 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS, j

three black stripes beneath. Wings vitreous ; veins black, testa-
ceous towards the base. Fore wings with the; first and second
transverse veins short, straight, upright ; first J parted from the
second by about five times its length ; third and fiurth straight, ob-
lique. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wing's 16 lines.

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

{

Cicada signifera. j

Mas. Testacea, subtus nigra varia; caput supra nigrum, fulvo
biguttatum ; prothorax nigra trivityeltus ; mesothorax vitta
lata vittisque duabus lateralibus obifonicis intersectis nigris ;
abdomen vitia brevi nigra; opercula' testacea, basi nigra; alaz
vilrea ; anticce vena la marginali venisque \a et 2a transver*
sis nigro nebulasis.

Male. Testaceous, partly black beneath. Head above black,
with a tawny dot on each side in front. Prothorax with a black
stripe, which is widened in front and behind; a slender black stripe
on each side ; border narrow, a little broader on the hind part of
each side, where it is blackish. Mesothorax with a broad black
stripe, on each side of which there is a black obconical intersected
stripe. Abdomen with a short black stripe, extending from the
base. Opercula testaceous, black at the base. Wings vitreous ;
veins black, testaceous towards the base. Fore wings with the first
marginal vein, and the first and second transverse veins clouded
with black ; costa testaceous as far as the stigma, which is black ;
first and second transverse veins straight, upright, about equal in
length ; first parted from the second by about thrice its length ;
third and fourth straight, oblique; third much shorter than the
fourth. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 14 lines.

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

West Indies.
■>
O Cicada tomentosa.

FcDm. Pallide viridis, testaceo varia, albo tomentosa ; prothorax
maculis tribus posticis fuscis ; alee vitrece, venis testaceis ; an-
ticoe maculis strigisque fuscis.

Female. Allied torC. Chariclo. Pale green, partly testaceous,
covered with silvery white tomentum. Prothorax with three brown

LIST OF HOMOPTEROl'S INSECTS. 23

spots by the hind border ; sides somewhat rounded. Wings
vitreous ; veins testaceous. Fore wings with brown spots on the
transverse veins, and on the marginal transverse veinlcts, and with
paler brown streaks on the marginal veins ; first transverse vein
parted by nearly six times its length from the second, which slants
as usual, whereas the first is oblique in the opposite direction ; third
and fourth straight and nearly upright. Length of the body 9
lines ; of the wings 24 lines.

a. Isle St. Thomas. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

South America.

"' Cicada Duvancelii.

Cicada Duvancelii, Guer. Icon. Regn. Anim. Ins. pi. 58, f. 1. Voy.
de la Coquille, Zool. 1 84.

Brazil.

Cicada eulvoviridis.
Fcem. Viridis ; fulvo varia ; caput vittis duabus posticis unaque
antica nigris ; prothorax vittis duabus interruptis nigris ;
mesothorax fascia media arcuata vittis duabus lateralibus in-
terruptis guttisque quatuor posticis fuscis; abdomen supra
fulvum, segmentorum margmibus viridibus, striyis duabus
apicalibus fuscis ; alee vitrece ; antica areolis marginalibus
fuscescente linearis, venis marginalibus fusco strigatis,venarum
furcis venisque transversis nigris, his nigro nebulosis.

Female. Nearly allied to C. Chariclo and to C. tomentosa.
Green, varied with tawny, paler beneath. Head with two black
stripes on the vertex, and with one on the face. Prothorax with two
black interrupted stripes ; under side black on each side. Mesotho-
rax with a brown semicircle in the middle, and with a brown inter-
rupted stripe on each side ; four brown dots towards the hind bor-
der. Abdomen tawny above ; hind borders of the segments green ;
a brown streak on each side at the tip. Winy;s vitreous; veins
green, black towards the tips. Fore wings with a very indistinct
pale brown line on each marginal areolet; transverse veins and
forks of the veins black, the former clouded with black ; a brown
streak on each marginal vein and on each transverse marginal vein-
let; first and second transverse oblique, like those of C. lomentosa,
the first parted from the second by more than four times its length ;

24 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

third straight and almost upright ; fourth oblique and slightly un-
dulating. Length of the body 10 lines ; of the wings 27 lines.
a. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bales' collection.

T\ Cicada temperata.
Mas. Rtifo-ferruginea, subtus viridis ; caput testaceum, ferrugi-
neo varium, fusco trimaculatum ; prothorax testaceo yanus,
fusco bivittatus; mesothorax vittis quatuor testaceo-viridibus ;
alee vitrea, venis nigris basi fulvis ; anlicce apice nigra, mar-
gine exteriore lurido, costa fulva, vena 2a transversa vix
nebulosa. *

Male. Nearly allied to C. Terminus. Reddish ferruginous,
with pale vellow silky tomentum, pale green beueath. Head testa-
ceous, varied with ferruginous, with three brown dots on the vertex,
a little broader than the thorax. Protborax partly testaceous, with
two brown stripes, which are dilated iu front; sides straight Me-
sothorax witb two testaceous-green stripes on each side. Wings
vitreous; veins black, tawny at the base. Fore wings btack at the
tips, lurid along the exterior border; costa tawny ; first transverse
vein straight, almost upright, parted by nearly twice its length from
the second, which is slightlv oblique and hardly clouded; third and
fourth oblique. Length of'the body 7 lines ; of the wings 22 lines.
a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

O Cicada blandula.
Fcem. Fulva ; caput antice sat convexum ; prothorax fusco bivit-
tatus; mesothorax vittis quatuor latis obconicis maculaque
magna postica fuscis ; ala vitreoe ; anticce apice venisque la et
2a transversis nigro nebulosis.
Female. Tawny. Head as broad as the prothorax, somewhat
convex in front, brownish about the ocelli. Prothorax with two
brown stripes, which diverge in front and behind ; border very nar-
row slightly dilated on each side. Mesothorax with four broad ob-
conical brown stripes ; the inner pair shorter, joining a large brown
hind spot. Wings vitreous; veins black, tawny towards the base.
Fore wings black at the tips ; first and second transverse veins
straight, upright ; first clouded with black, longer than the second,
from which it is parted by a little more than twice its length ;

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS TNSECTS. 25

second hardly clouded with black ; third and fourth straight, oblique.
Length of the body 8 lines; of the wings 20 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Q Cicada hastifera.

Fcem. Pallide ferruginea, subtus viridis ; caput apud ocellos
nigrum ; fades valde convexa ; prothorax vitia margineque viri-
dibus ; mesolhorax viridis, vittis quatuor obconicis ferrugi-
neis ; abdominis segmenta viridi marginata ; oviductus
vagina abdomen superantes ; alee vitrea? ; anticce venis trans-
versis rectis.

Female. Pale ferruginous, mostly green beneath. Head full
as broad as tbe thorax, black about the ocelli ; face very convex.
Eyes prominent. Prothorax with a green stripe, which is widened
in front and behind; border green, narrow, slightly widened on
each side. Mesothorax green, with four obconical ferruginous
stripes ; inner pair short. Abdomen with a green band on the hind
border of each segment. Sheaths of the oviduct extending some
distance beyond the abdomen, with black tips. Wings vitreous ;
veins green, black towards the tips. Fore wings with the first and
second transverse veins short, straight, upright; first a little shorter
than the second, from which it is parted by much more than twice
its length ; third and fourth straight, oblique. Hind wings
clouded with black at the tip of the fold. Length of the body 7
lines ; of the wings 16 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Cicada frontalis. 0

Fcem. Fulva ; caput fasciis duabus vittaque antica furcala
nigris ; prothorax slrigis duabus posticis nigris, margine tes-
taceo : mesothorax strigis quatuor anticis maculaque trifur-
cata postica nigris ; abdomen atlenuatum ; oviductus vagina
abdomen superantes.

Female. Tawny. Head as broad as the prothorax, promin en
in front, with two black bands; the fore one short; face with a
black stripe, which is forked towards the front. Prothorax with two
black hindward streaks ; border narrow, testaceous, slightly dilated
on each side. Mesolhorax with four short black streaks in front,"
and with a three-lobed black spot behind. Abdomen attenuated ;

26 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

sheaths of the oviduct extending some distance beyond the tip.
Wings vitreous ; veins Mack, testaceous towards the hase. Fore
wings with the first and second transverse veins straight, upright :
first shorter than the second, from which it is parted by about thrice
its length ; third and fourth veins oblique, almost straight. Hind
wings clouded with brown at the tip of the fold. Length of the
body 6 — 7 lines; of the wings 14 — 16 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. ?

Cicada telifera.

Fcem. Fulva, gracilis, subtus viriclis ; caput nigra trimaculatum ;
fades valde conica ; prothorax vitta viridi nigro marginata,
strigis lateralibus nigris, margine viridi ; mesothorax postice
viridis ; abdominis segmenta viridi marginata; oviductus
vagina? abdomen superantes ; alee vitrece ; anticce angusta?.

Female. Tawny, slender, mostly pale green beneath. Head
as broad as the prothorax, with three black spots on the vertex ;
face very conical. Eyes very prominent. Prothorax with a green
stripe, which is accompanied by two black stripes; the latter are
widened in front and behind ; several minute black streaks on each
side ; border green, narrow, slightly widened on each side. Meso-
thorax green about the hind border. Abdomen with a pale green
band on the hind border of each segment. Sheaths of the oviduct
extending some distance beyond the abdomen. Wings vitreous;
veins testaceous, black towards the tips. Fore wings narrow ; first
transverse vein oblique, hardly curved, parted by full twice its
length from the second, which is straight, short and upright ; third
and fourth straight, oblique ; third longer than the fourth. Length
of the body 6 lines; of the wings 14 lines.

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

Africa.

Cicada excludens.

Mas. Picea, robvsta ; fades svlcis fulvis ; prothorax margine
angusto vix dilatato ; opercula ventralia fulva ; alee vitrei,
venis piceis ; antica acuminata?, fusco apud marginem exte-
riorem subtincta, venis ]a et 2a transversis rcctis obliquis.

Male. Piceous, stout. Furrows of the face tawny. Border

LIST OF HOMOPTEKOUS INSECTS. 27

of the prothorax narrow, very slightly dilated ou each side. Meso-
thorax hardly excavated on the hind border. Drums large ; no
dorsal opercula ; ventral opercula tawny, of moderate size. Wm£S
vitreous ; veins piceous. Fore wings acuminated, very slightly
tinged with brown along the exterior border, with a dark brown
hind basal streak ; first and second transverse veins oblique,
straight; first about half the length of the second, from which it is
parted by about thrice its length ; third and fourth straight, oblique,
about equal in length. Fold of the hind wings brown towards the
base. Length of the body 8 lines ; of the wings 26 lines.

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

*v Cicada albivenosa.

Mas. Nigra, dense pubescens ; caput parvum ; prolhoracis margo
perangustus, lateribus valde dilatatis ; abdomen subtus ferru-
gineum ; opercula testacea ; pedes picei ; alee vitrecc, venis
ulbis.

Male. Black, thickly pubescent. Head small, narrower than
the prothorax, hardly convex in front. Prothorax with a very nar-
row ferruginous border, which is much dilated on each side. Abdo-
men ferruginous beneath. Opercula testaceous. Legs piceous.
Wings vitreous ; veins white. Fore wings with the first and second
transverse veins slightly curved, nearly upright ; first parted from
the second by nearly thrice its length ; third and fourth oblique,
slightly curved. Length of the body o^ lines ; of the wings 13
lines.
a, b. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Cicada viridula. "^

Mas. Pallide viridis ; caput angustum; abdomen crassum ; pedes
breves, graciles ; femora antica subspinosa ; alee parva, vitrece,
venis pallide viridibus.

Male. Pale grass-green. Head narrower than the prothorax,
very slightly convex in front. Eyes prominent. Prothorax narrower
in front ; border very narrow, hardly dilated on each side. Abdo-
men thick, broader than the thorax. Legs short, slender ; fore
femora thick, with very minute spines. Wings small, vitreous;
veins very pale green. Fore wings with the first and second veins

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LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

straight, upright ; first about twice the length of the second, from
which it is parted by twice its length ; third and fourth straight, ob-
lique ; third shorter than the fourth. Length of the body 5 lines ;
of the wings 11 lines.

a. Port Natal. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Asia.
Cicada viridissima. ~
Mas et foem. Pallide viridis, testaceo varia ; mesothorax vittis
quatuor subobsoletis ; alee vitrece, venis viridibus ; anticce
venis la et 2a transversis obliquis subrectis.
Male and female. Pale green, here and there slightly testa-
ceous. Prothorax somewhat broader than the head, with a ridge on
each side ; border nigulose, dilated on each side. Mesothorax with
the usual four stripes slightly indicated. Wings vitreous ; veins
pale green. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins
oblique, nearly straight, parted from each other by about their joint
length ; first longer than the second ; third and fourth oblique,
slightly undulating ; fourth longer than the third. Length of the
body 9—10 lines; of the wings 28—30 lines.

a—e. Bagdad. Presented by W. K. Loftus, Esq.

o

Cicada hemiptera.
v Cicada hemiptera, Guer. Voy. Belanger, Ind. Orient. 500.
Hindostan.

0

Cicada maculicollis.
Cicada maculicollis, Guer. Voy. de la Coquille, Zool. 183.
Bengal.

Cicada ndbifurca.
Fcem. Ferruginea, subtus testacea; caput brevissimum, subtus
nigricans, prothorace paullo latius ; prothorax vitta testacea ;
abdominis segmenta testaceo marginata ; alee vitrei ; anticce
areola \<e marginalis basi apiceque venaque la transversa
fusco nebulosis.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 29

Female. Ferruginous, testaceous beneath. Head a little
broader than the prothorax, blackish beneath, very short. Eyes
prominent. Prothorax with a testaceous stripe; border very nar-
row, widened on each side. Abdomen with a testaceous band on
the hind border of each segment. Wings vitreous ; veius green or
testaceous, black towards the tips. Fore wings slightly clouded
with brown at the base and at the tip of the first marginal areolet ;
first transverse vein clouded with brown, oblique, but not in the
usual direction, parted by about its length from the second, which
is straight and upright; third and fourth straight, oblique.
Length of the body 5k lines ; of the wings 16 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

Cicada guttulaeis. D

Faem. Testacea, viridi varia ; caput litura quadrifurcata strigis-
que quatuor lateralibus ?iigris ; prothorax fascia antica viltis-
que duabus nigris, strigis sex nigricantibus ; mesothorax
vitla strigisque decern nigris ; pectus nigro quadrimaculatum ;
abdomen subtus apicem versus nigrum; alee vitrere ; anticcc
stigmale albido, apicibus, venis marginalibus apice venisque
transversis fusco nebulosis.

Female. Nearly allied to C. tristigma. Testaceous, varied
with green ; under side mostly pale green. Head with a black
four-forked mark about the ocelli, and with two black transverse
streaks on each side; nice with black streaks on the furrows, and
with three on each side. Prothorax with a black band in front,
and with two black stripes which approximate in the middle; three
blackish streaks on each side, where there is an acute angle
in front Mesothorax with a black middle stripe, and with five
black streaks on each side. Pectus with four black spots. Abdo-
men partly black beneath towards ihe tip. Wings vitreous ; veins
testaceous, black towards ihe lips. Fore wings with a whitish
stigma; tips and transverse veius, and tips of the marginal veins
clouded with brown ; first transverse vein straight, oblique, but not
in the usual direction, parted by full thrice its length from the
second, which is hardly curved and but slightly oblique ; third and
fourth oblique, straight; fourth and fifth not clouded. Length of
the body 6 lines ; of the wings 22 lines.

a. Birmah. From Mr. Waring' s collection.

D 3

30 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Cicada facialis.

Mas. Nigra ; caput maculis duabvs vittaqne antica luteis, lateri-
bus subtus testaceis ; abdomen subtus fulvo fasciatum ; oper-
cula fulva, obconica, abdominis dimidio non breviora ; pedes
ex parte fulvi; alee vitrece basi nigra;, antica venis \a et2a
transversis obliquis subreclis nigro nebulosis.

Male. Black, slightly clothed with pale gilded pubescence on
the borders of the segments. Head with a luteous spot on each
side in front between the eyes ; face with a luteous stripe ; its late-
ral borders testaceous. Abdomen with two or three slight tawny
bands in the middle beneath. Opercula tawny, obconical, extending
to half the length of the abdomen. Legs partly tawny. Wings
vitreous, black at the base ; veins tawny, black at the tips. Fore
wings with the first and second transverse veins oblique, short,
almost straight, slightly clouded with black; first longer than the
second ; third shorter and less undulating than the fourth. Length
of the body 18 lines; of the wing 48 lines.

a — c. Siam. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

Cicada atrovirens.
Cicada atrovirens, Guer. Voy. de la Coquille, Zool. 182.
Java.

Cicada hastipennis.

Fcem. Testacea, fusco conspersa ; caput prothorace angustius ;
alee vitrei, venis fulvis ; anticce longai, angustce, vix testaceo
tinctce.

Female. Testaceous, thickly and minutely mottled with
brown. Head narrower than the prothorax. Prothorax with the
border somewhat dilated on each side. Wings vitreous; veins
lawny. Fore wings long and narrow, with an indistinct testaceous
tinge; first and second transverse veins oblique, parted from each
other by more than their joint length ; first longer than the
second ; third very oblique, much longer than the fourth, which is
upright. Length of the body 8 lines; of the wings 22 lines.

a, b. Cerain. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUi INSECTS. 31

Australia.

Q
y^ Cicada Eydouxii.

Cicada Eydouxii, Guer. Voy. de la Coquille, Zool. 181.
Port Jackson.

Cicada pictibasis. 0

Mas. Fulva; caput nigro bifasciatum ; prothorax nigra sex vit-
tatus, linea postica transversa nigra, margine viridi ; meso-
thorax vittis quatuor obcnnicis maculisque dnabus nigris ;
abdomen supra nigrum, fulvo quadrimaculatum ; opercula
rufo-fulva, pustice dilatata, abdominis triente non breviora ;
alee vitrece, basi virides ; antic.ee venarum marginalium apici-
bus fusco subnebulosis, venis la et 2a transversis nigro-fusco
nebulosj,s.

Allied to C. mcerens. Male. Tawny, partly clothed with pale
shining pubescence. Head with two black bands ; face with a
black stripe, which emits black streaks on each side. Prothorax
with six irregular black stripes; a black transverse line hindward ;
border broad, dull green, slightly dilated on each side. Mesotho-
rax with four black obconical stripes ; a large black spot behind the
inner pair, which are short ; outer pair excavated. Abdomeo black
above, with two tawny spots on each side ; one pair at the base, the
other at a little in front of the middle. Opercula reddish tawny,
dilated hindward, extending to one-third of the length of the abdo-
men. Wings vitreous, with a bright green tinge at the base. Fore
wings very slightly tinged with brown about the tips of the marginal
veins ; veins ferruginous, red towards the base, black towards the
tips; first and second transverse veins clouded with dark brown,
very oblique, parted from each other by a little more than their
joint length. Hind wings with a brown tinge on the apical margi-
nal veinlets; veins reddish or pale green, black towards the tips.
Leogth of the body 19 lines ; of the wings 52 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

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Cicada umbrimargo.

Foem. Lutea ; caput vittis duabus latis connexis vittaque antica
lanceolata nigris ; prothorax vittis duabus connexis, gutta.
postica strigisque quatuor later 'alibus ; meso thorax vittis qua-
tuor obconicis strigaque postica nigris ; abdomen fasciis, vittis
duabus latis apicalibus guttisque duabus apicalibus nigris ;
ala vitrece ; anticce angnstce, apice, margine exteriore venisque
transversis fusco nebulosis.

Female. Luteous. Head with two broad irregular black
stripes, which are connected between the ocelli ; face with a lanceo-
late black stripe, which emits branches along the furrows, contains
a luteous dot, and is almost connected on each side with the band.
Prothorax with two black stripes, which are connected in the
middle, and are widened and diverging in front and behind, where
there is a black dot; two black streaks on each side; border edged
with black, and armed with a tooth on each side. Mesothorax with
four obconical black stripes ; a lanceolate black streak behind the
inner pair, which are very short. Abdomen with a black band on
the fore border of each segment; last segment with two broad black
stripes and two black dots. Wings vitreous ; veins luteous, black
towards the tips. Fore wings narrow, clouded with brown at
the tips and along the exterior border ; fold testaceous ; hind vein
black ; first and second transverse veins clouded with dark brown,
nearly straight, parted from each other by a little more than the
length of the first, which is rather more oblique than the second ;
third and fourth almost straight; third shorter than the fourth,
which, like the adjoining marginal veins, is clouded with brown.
Length of the body 11 lines ; of the wings 34 lines.

a. Swan Kiver. From Dr. Bacon's collection.

Cicada interstans.

Fcem. Fulva, subtus testacea ; verticis discus niger ; fades nigra
quadrivittata ; prothorax vitta testacea nigro marginata,
strigis sex lateralibus nigris, margine testaceo ; mesothorax
vittis quatuor nigris obconicis maculisque duabus posticis
nigris ; abdomen rufo-fulvum, segmentis nigro fasciatis, vittis
duabus apicalibus nigris ; pedes nigro vitta ti ; alee vitrece.

Female. Tawny, testaceous beneath. Vertex of the head with
a black disk ; face with four broad black stripes. Prothorax with

LIST OF HOMOPTEROl'S INSECTS. 33

two black stripes, which are widened in front and enclose a testa-
ceous stripe; three irregular black streaks on each side; border
narrow, testaceous, hardly widened on each side. Mesothorax with
four black obconical stripes ; two black spots behind the inner pair,
which are short. Abdomen reddish tawny, with a black band on
the fore border of each segment ; last segment with two black
dilated and connected stripes. Legs with black stripes. Wings
vitreous ; veins tawny, black towards the tips. Fore wings with the
first and second transverse veins almost straight; first shorter and
less oblique than the secoud, from which it is parted by more than
thrice its length ; third and fourth oblique, almost straight. Length
of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 20 lines.

a. Adelaide. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

New Zealand. O

Cicada indivulsa.

Fcem. Fulva, valida; prothorax strigis qualuor lateralibus vittis-
que duabus intermediis ?iigris, lateribus angulalis ; mesothorax
vittis quatuor obconicis macula guttisque duabus nigris, viltis
exterioribus fulw ramosis ; alee vitreoe, venis testaceis ; anticce
venis \a 2aque transversis obliquis subarcuatis fusco nebulosis.

Female. Tawny, stout. Head ferruginous about the ocelli.
Prothorax with two black stripes, which are united hiudward ; two
black streaks on each side ; border dilated on the hind part, and
forming an obtuse angle on the middle of each side. Mesothorax
with four black obconical stripes ; a black spot accompanied by two
black dots behind the inner pair, which are short ; exterior pair
with numerous tawny ramifications. Abdomen with a ferruginous
band on the fore border of each segment. Wings vitreous ; veins
testaceous. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins
oblique, slightly curved, clouded with brown ; first shorter than the
second, from which it is parted by more than twice its length ; third
and fourth nearly straight. Fold of the hind wings slightly clouded
with brown at the tip. Length of the body 1 L lines ; of the wings
32 lines.

a. New Zealand.

34 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Cicada bilinea.

Foera. Viridi-testacea ; caput nigro no latum ; prothorax vitla
pallida nonnunquam fusco marginata, strigis quatuor laterali-
bus fuscis nonnunquam obsolelis ; mesolhorax vittis quatuor
fulvis nigro notatis ; abdomen vitta albido tomentosa basi
nigro marginata ; alee vitrece, venis teslaceis.

Female. Pale greenish testaceous. Head and thorax some-
what pubescent. Head with a few slight black marks on the ver-
tex. Prothorax broader than the head, with a paler stripe, which is
sometimes bordered with brown ; four brown lateral streaks, which
are occasionally obsolete; border rounded in front and dilated hind-
ward on each side. Mesothorax with four tawny stripes, which are
more or less marked with black. Abdomen with a stripe of silky
whitish tomentum, which is bordered with black on each side
towards the base. Wings vitreous ; veins pale testaceous. Fore
wings with the first and second veins straight, slightly oblique,
parted from each other by more than their joint length ; third and
fourth straight ; third shorter than the fourth. Length of the body
7 — 8^- lines ; of the wings 17 — 19 lines.

a. New Zealand. From Mr. Earl's collection.

Cicada ochrina. 0

Mas. Late ochracea ; caput fascia brevi lata nigra; mesothorax
strigis duabus aniicis nigris ; abdomen vitta dorsali aureo
tomentosa; coxa nigro uniguttatce ; alee vitrea, costa rufa.

Male. Bright orange, paler beneath. Head with a short
broad black band. Prothorax a little broader than the head, slightly
widened hindward. Mesothorax with two black streaks in front,
varying in breadth. Abdomen with a stripe of pale gilded tomen-
tum ; lower apical horn red. Legs pale ; a black dot on each fore
coxa ; fore femora with three teeth ; hind tibiae with three spines.
Wings vitreous ; veins pale orange, black towards the tips ; costa
red. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins slightly
oblique, almost straight, parted from each other by three or four
times the length of the first, which is shorter than the second ; third
and fourth very oblique. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings
20 lines.

a, b. New Zealand. Presented by Col. Bolton.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 35

Country unknown. 0

Cicada conifacies.

Foem. Fulva ; caput apud ocellos nigrum ; prothorax nigru bivit-
tatus ; mesothorax viridi varius, villa media strigisque duabus
lateralibus subarcualis nigris, guttis duabus posticis fuscis ;
alee vitrecs ; anticce vents \a 2aque transversis subreclis, fusco
ncbulosis.

Female. Nearly allied to C. Hirundo. Tawny. Head with
a black mark about the ocelli ; face prominent, conical, with brown
streaks on the lateral furrows. Prothorax with two black stripes,
which converge hindward, and are dilated in front; each side with
an acute angle in front, and with an obtuse angle hindward. Me-
sothorax mostly green, with a slightly curved black streak on each
side, and with a black middle stripe ; two brown dots hindward.
Wings vitreous ; veins tawny, black towards the tips. Fore wings
with the first and second transverse veins clouded with brown,
almost straight: first slightly oblique, but not in the usual direction,
parted from the second by much more than twice its length ; third
and fourth oblique, the third much longer than the fourth. Length
of the body 8 lines ; of the wings 25 lines.

a.

Cicada innotabilis. ^

Mas. Fulva, sublus testavea ; prothorax strigis duabus nigrican-
tibus, marginis latcribus sat dilatatis ; mesothorax vittis qua-
tuor obconicis nigris, exterioribus excavatis ; alee vitrei, venis
teslaceis apice nigris ; anticce venis la et 2a obliquis, la sub-
recta, 2a longiore arcuata, 3a 4aque reclis.

Male. Tawny, testaceous beneath. Head almost as broad as
the prothorax. Prothorax with a blackish streak on each of
the inner furrows ; border somewhat dilated on each side. Meso-
thorax with lour black obconical stripes ; the inner pair short ; the
outer pair much excavated. Wings vitreous; veins testaceous,
black towards the tips. Fore wings narrow ; first and second trans-
verse veins oblique ; first nearly straight, shorter than the second,
from which it is parted by more than four times its length ; second
curved; third and fourth straight; third much shorter than the
fourth. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 20 lines.
i, ?

36 list of homopterous insects.

"" Cicada spoltata.

Foem. Viridis ; mesothorax vittis quatuor obconicis testaceis ; ab-
domen fulvum, segmentis viridi marginatis ; alee vitrecc, venis
viridibus testaceo variis.

Female. Green. Head very little narrower than the protho-
rax. Border of the prothorax narrow, very little broader on each
side. Mesothorax with four obconical testaceous stripes; the middle
pair short. Abdomen tawny ; hind borders of the segments green.
Wings vitreous ; veins green, partly testaceous. Fore wings with
the first and second transverse veins short, nearly upright; first
slightly curved, a little longer than the second, from which it is
parted by about thrice its length ; second straight; third and fourth
oblique; third shorter than the fourth, which is slightly curved.
Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 20 lines.

a. ? From Mr. Shuctard's collection.

SjClCADA DESIGNATA.

Fcem. Testaceo-viridis ; caput apud ocellos et antice rufum ; pro-
thorax vitta suturis margineque rufis ; mesothorax postice
rufus ; abdominis segmenta rufo marginata ; tibia tarsique
rufa ; alee vitrea, venis rufis apice nigris.

Female. Testaceous-green, pale testaceous beneath. Head red
about the ocelli and in front. Proboscis red. Prothorax with a red
stripe, and with red sutures and borders. Mesothorax red hind-
ward. Abdomen with a red band on the hind border of each seg-
ment. Tibise and tarsi mostly red. Wings vitreous; veins red,
black towards the tips. Fore wings with an additional marginal
areolet ; the first transverse vein forming an acute angle, which
emits a vein to the border ; second, third and fourth transverse
veins straight, oblique ; third longer than the second, shorter than
the fourth. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 18 lines.

0
Genus CEPHALOXYS, Cat. Horn. p. 232.

";. Cephaloxys OCCIDENTIS.

Mas. Viridis ; caput acutum ; abdomen erassum, thorace latius,
carina dorsali, apice ventrcque testaceis ; pedes breves, graciles ;
femora antica crassa, subtus tridentata ; ala vitrece, venis
viridibus.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. O/

Male. Grass-green. Head forming an acute angle in front.
Abdomen thick, broader than the thorax, with a dorsal ridge; tip
and under side testaceous. Legs short, slender; fore femora thick,
tridentate beneath. Wings vitreous ; veins pale green. Fore wings
with the first transverse vein slightly curved, very oblique, parted by
almost twice its length from the second, which is shorter, straight
and upright; third and fourth straight, oblique. Length of the
body 5£ lines ; of the wings 16 Hues.

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

bCEPHALOXYS OBTUSA.

Mas. Viridis ; caput per par urn acutum ; abdomen subtus disco
testaceo, segmentorum marginibus poslicis luteis ; alee vitrecc,
venis viridibus apice nigris, \a laque transversis reeds.

Male. Green. Head very slightly acute and prominent in
front. Abdomen beneath with a testaceous disk ; hind borders of
the segments luteous. Wings vitreous ; veins green, black towards
the tip. Fore wings with the first and second transverse veins
straight ; first oblique, parted by about thrice its length from the
second, which is upright ; third and fourth straight, oblique.
Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 18 lines.

a. Java. From the East India Company's collection.

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

O Cephaloxys eoliata.

Mas. Testacea ; caput porrecium, acutum, angustum ; abdomen
ihorace latius ; alee aniic<e testacea, subopacce, apud costam
subconvexcB ; posticte vitrece.

Male. Testaceous. Head with the front povrect, triangular,
acute. Prothorax much broader than the head ; border narrow
behind, broader on each side. Abdomen broader than the thorax.
Fore wings testaceous, somewhat opaque, slightly convex in front :
first transverse vein slightly undulating, very oblique, but not in the
usual direction ; second very oblique, much curved, twice the length
of the first, from which it is parted by full its own length; third
oblique, curved; fourth nearly straight, very slightly oblique. Hind
wings vitreous. Length of the body 8 lines ; of the wings 20 lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

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Cephaloxys hebes.n)

Mas. Testacea ; caput subacuium ; prothnrax nigricans, testaceo
marginata et vittala ; mesothorax vittis quatuor obconicis
nigricantibus ; abdomen nigro quadrimaculatum ; opercula
obliqua, longi-conica ; alee vitrece.

Male. Testaceous. Head somewhat acute and prominent.
Prolhorax blackish, with a testaceous stripe and a testaceous border.
Mesothorax with four blackish obconical stripes ; the inner pair very
short. Second and third abdominal segments with two black spots
on each. Opercula oblique, elongate-conical. Wings vitreous;
veins pale green, black at the tips. Fore wings with the first and
second transverse veins straight and upright; first hardly more than
half the length of the second, from which it is parted by much more
than thrice its length ; third and fourth straight, oblique. Length
of the body 8 lines ; of the wings 20 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's oollection.

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Genus CARINETA, Cat. Horn. p. 240. 0

Carineta calida.

Mas. Rufescens, pubescrns, subtus viridis aut testacea; caput
apud oculos nigricans ; fades vitta divisa nigra; prothorax
lituris discalibus margineque nigris ; mesothorax vitlis quatuor
obconicis nigris vix cor,sj>icuis ; pedes virides, femoribus anti-
cis extus ferrvgineis, tibiis tarsisque anticis nigris; alee
vitrece ; anticce areolis marginalibus fuscescente substrigalis.

Male. Reddish, pubescent, pale green or testaceous beneath.
Head blackish about the ocelli ; face with a black stripe, which is
divided in front by a testaceous line. Prothorax with some black
marks in the disk ; border narrow, mostly black. Mesothorax with
the outlines of the four usual obconical black stripes slight and in-
complete. Legs pale green ; fore femora ferruginous on the outer
side; fore tibiae and fore tarsi black. Wings vitreous ; veins red-
dish, black towards the tips. Fore wings with an indistinct brown-
ish streak on each of the marginal areolets ; first and second trans-
verse veins short, almost straight and upright ; first parted from the
s< cond by more than thrice its length ; third and fourth straight ;
third longer and more oblique than the fourth. Length of the body
6 lines ; of the wings 18 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 39

Genus MOGANNIA, Cat. Horn. p. 248.

MOGANNIA RECTA. J)

Mas. Ferrujinea ; abdominis seymenta rufo maryinaia ; aim
vitrete, bxsi rufee, anticce fascia fusca, iatus fulvce ; posticce
margins postico basali fasco.

Male. Ferruginous. Border of the prothorax very narrow ;
its sides much dilated landward. Abdomen with a red band on the
hind border of each segment. Wiugs vitreous, red at the base ;
veins tawny. Fore wings tawny for more than one-third of the
length from the base ; a brown upright band dividing the tawny
colour from the vitreous part ; first and second transverse veins
straight ; first upright, parted by about thrice its length from the
second, which is oblique ; third longer and more oblique than the
fourth. Hind wings brown along the basal part of the hind border.
Length of the body oh lines ; of the wings 14 lines.

a. Hindustan. From the East India Company's collection.

MOGANNIA OBLIQUA. 0

Foem. Viridis, subtus rufescens ; caput fascia postica nigra ;
thorax vitta nigra liturisque testaceis ; abdomen rufescens
maculis duabus fasciaque pallida tomentosis, fasciis duabus
subapicalibus viridibua ; pedes antici femoraque posteriora
pice a ; aloe vitreje ; anticce costa rufa, fascia obliqua fusca.

Female. Green, mostly reddish beneath. Head black along
the hind border. Prothorax with some testaceous marks, and with
a black stripe, which is widened hindward ; border much widened
on each side. Mesothorax with some testaceous marks, and with a
black stripe, which is widened in front and behind. Abdomen red-
dish, with a spot on each side near the base, and a short band hind-
ward of pale sericeous tomentum ; two green bands near the tip.
Legs piceous ; posterior tibiae and posterior tarsi pale green. Wings
vitreous, red at the base ; veins green, black towards the tips. Fore
wings with a red costa ; a brown band extending from the tip of the
front areolet obliquely to the hind border, where it is continued ob-
liquely towards the base of the wing ; first and second transverse
veins straight ; first oblique, parted by more than four times its
length from the second, which is upright; third and fourth straight;

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40 LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS.

third shorter than the fourth. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the
wings 20 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

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

MOGANNIA CYANEA.

Mas. Cyaneo, nigro hirta ; alee vitrece, venis luteis apice nigris ;
anlicce dimidio basali flaw, macula antica magna nigra.
Var. — Viridescenie-cyanea ; alee antica striga cos tali fas ciaqut
fuscis.

Male. Blue, clothed with short black hairs. Wings vitreous;
veins luteous, black towards the tips. Fore wings bright yellow for
half the length from the base, marked with black at the base, and
with a large black spot et the base of the first and second discal
areolets. Var. — Greenish blue. Fore wings with a brown costal
streak before the middle, and with the black spot developed into a
brown band. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 14 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Genus HUECHYS, Cat. Horn. p. 251.1-

HlJECHYS TRANSVERSA. O

Mas. Nigra; alee anlicce costa venisque transversis rufis, fascia
testacea, vena la transversa subarcuata vix obliqua.

Male. Black. Fore wings with the costa and transverse
veins red, and with a testaceous band, which extends from the tip
of the front areolet to the middle of the eighth marginal areolet ;
rirst transverse vein very slightly curved, nearly upright, parted by
more than four times its length from the second, which is oblique ;
third and fourth straight, oblique. Length of the body 11 lines; of
the wings 30 lines.

a. Hindustan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS TNSECTS. 41

Fam. II. FULGORTNA.

Subfam. I. FULGORELL.E.

Tribe I. FULGORITES.

^ Subiribe 1. FULGOROTDES.

Genus HOTINUS, Cat. Horn. p. 265.

V <- HOTINUS FULVIROSTRIS.

Niger ; caput fuloum thorace paullo brevius ; prothorax lituris
marginalibus albidis aut testaceis ; meso thoracis discus plus
minusve testaceus aut albidas ; abdomen testaceum aut albidum,
fasciis incompletis nigricantibus ; alee anlicce fasciis quatuor
incompletes macular ibus albidis aut straminea ; postica basi
albidec.

Black. Head tawny, abruptly curved and ascending, a little
shorter than the body, blackish on each side at the base. Prothorax
with some dingy whitish or testaceous marks on each side. Meso-
thorax more or less testaceous or whitish in the disk ; hind border
and abdomen whitish or testaceous, the latter with some irregular
and incomplete blackish bands. Fore wings with about twenty
whitish or straw-coloured spots and dots, some of them connected,
forming four very irregular bands. Hind wings white, or dingy
whitish towards the base. Length of the body 13 lines; of the
wings 28 lines.

Hotinus may be diyjded into two groups, H. candelarius being
the type of the first, and H. clavatus the type of the second. The
first group will form two subgroups ; the first containing H. cande-
larius and others ; the second with H. maculatus and the present
species, which are distinguished by the much curved and ascending
horns of their heads and by the hind wiugs, where the pale colour
blends more or less with the black borders, whereas in the first sub-
group the orange and the black of the hind wiugs are clearly
defined.

a, b. Ceylon. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

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42 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

HOTINUS COCCI NEUS.

Testaceus ; caput subascendens, corpore paullo brevius, guttis dua-
bus basalibus lateralibus, lineis tribus strigaque inferiore
nigris ; prothorax nigro decern guttatus ; mesothorax nigro
sex guttatus; abdomen covcineum, guttis lateralibus albis,
fasciis ventralibus interrupts nigris ; ala? antica? annulis
viginti, guttis plurimis apicibusque nigris ; poslica coccinea
nigro marginatum.

Testaceous. Head slightly ascending, a little shorter than the
body, with a black dot on each side at the base, with a black line
above, and one on each side, and with a black streak beneath by the
proboscis. Prothorax with four black dots in a transverse line
above, and with three, two of them connected on each side. Meso-
thorax with six black dots. Abdomen crimson, with white dots
along- each side; under side with interrupted black bands. Fore
wings red, with about twenty black-bordered ocelli, and with very
numerous black dots ; tips wholly black, except the veins. Hind
wings crimson, with broad black tips and narrow black hind bor-
ders. Length of the body 12 lines; of the wings 18 lines.

This species will form a third group in the genus, distinguished
from the first by the more compressed horn of the head, and by the
narrow fure wings.

o. Ceylon. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

^ HOTINUS SEMIANNULUS.

Viridis ; caput subascendens, non arcuatum, corpore paullo bre-
vius, apice nigrum ; prothorax subtus nigro biyuttatus ; meso-
thorax nigro biguttatus ; abdomen subtus testaceum ; ala
antica guttis plurimis luteis ex parte nigro marginatis, apud
marginem exteriorem nigro lineala ; posticcp lacteo-vitrea,
venis viridibus.

Grass-green. Head somewhat ascending, not curved, a little
shorter than the body, black at the tip. Prothorax with a black
dot on each side beneath. Mesothorax with a black dot on each
side. Abdomen testaceous beneath. Fore wings with a black dot
at the base, and with above thirty luteous partly black-bordered dots
on each; a black line along the exterior border. Hind wings
vitreous, with a slight milky tinge ; veins green. Length of the
body 10 lines ; of the wings 22 lines.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 43

This species and //. gemmulus, page 257, will form a fourth
group, distinguished from the third by the more compressed horn of
the head and by the broader wings.

a. Noith India. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Genus PYROPS, Cat. Horn. p. 267.

>/ Pyrops intricata.

Fulva ant livida ; caput subcarinatmn, subtuber culatum, corpora
vix brevius ; abdomen supra nigrum segmentorum marginibus
posticis testaceis, subtus testaceum fascia lata nigra ; al<e an-
ticcB tuberculis nonnullis fulvis, venis nigris, venulis transver-
sis obliquis ramosis p/urimis; posticce vitrei, basi lactece,
venis viridibus.

Tawny or livid. Head almost as long as the body, slightly
ridged and tuberculate. Abdomen black above ; hind borders of
the segments testaceous ; under side testaceous, with a broad black
stripe. Fore wings with several minute tawny tubercles, paler to-
wards the base, where there are no tubercles ; veins black ; traus-
verse veinlets oblique, ramose, and extremely numerous. Hind
wings vitreous, with a milky tinge towards the base; veins green,
darker towards the tips. Length of the body 12 — 14 lines ; of the
wings 18 — 22 lines.

This species was included, by mistake, with P. punctata, in
page 269 of the ' List of Homoptera.' It may be distinguished from
this species by the veining and tubercles of the fore wings.

a — c. Port Natal. From M. Gueiuzius' collection.

Genus DIAREUSA.

Hotino afBnis. Caput cornu brevi redo ascendente, subcom-
presso, antice sublatiore, carinis duabus contiguis, subtus trica-
rinalum. \/'

Allied to Hotinus. Head not longer than the thorax; horn in
frout straight, ascending, slightly compressed, very slightly increas-
ing in breadth from the base to the tip, with two contiguous keels ;
under side with three separate keels ; the middle one slight.

This genus connects Phrictus and Hotinus, resembling the
former in the structure of the fore wings, and the latter in the struc-
ture of the head.

44 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS,

DlAEEUSA ANNULARIS.

Phvictus annularis, p. 264.

a. Guatimala. From M. Deby's collection.

b. Bogota. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

c. Colombia.

^ Genus ENHYDRIA.

Caput tricarinatum, cornu erecto arcuato compresso acuto ;
facies uniearinata. Prothorax subcarinatus, antice conicus. AUc
anticae venis venulisque densissimis.

Head with three keels on the vertex, armed with a vertical
curved compressed acute horn, which is as long as the thorax, and
has three keels on each side; front with three keels ; face with one
keel. Prolhorax with a slight keel, somewhat conical in front.
Fore wings with very numerous veins and veinlets over the whole
extent. Hind wings with many veins and veinlets.

Di

Enhydria tessellata.
choptera tessellata, Cat. Homopt. p. 305.

Subtribe 2. LYSTROIDES.
Genus APHvENA, Cat. Homopt. p. 273.

* OAph^ena resima.
^Aphana resima, Stal. Kongl. Vet. Akacl. Hand I. 1855, 190.
Hindostan.

' Apilena delectabilis.

Ferrugineo-fusca, subtus nigra ; prothorax viridis, guttis nonnul-
lis testaceis fusco marginatis, fasciis subtus interruplis luteis ;
alee anticai nigra, basi albido-virides nigro maculatcc, venis
viridibus ; postica? rufce nigro maculata, apice nigro-fuscce
fascia intermedia viridi-cyanea.

Structure of A. imperialis. Ferruginous-brown, black beneath .
Antennae bright red. Prothorax dull green, with some very minute
testaceous brown-bordered dots. Abdomen black ; hind borders of

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 45

the segments luteous on each side beueath. Legs black. Fore
wings black, whitish green, with black spots for about one-third
from the base ; outline of the green part much excavated, with some
streaks of the same hue near it ; veins green. Hind wings bright
red, with black spots; apical part blackish brown, divided from the
red part by a bright greenish blue band, which does not extend to
ihe hind border. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 20
lines.

a. Shanghai, North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

b. Hindoslan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

V O APHiENA LECTISSIMA.

Herbida; caput cornu brevi acuta suberecto, verticis lateribus carl-
natis, fronte facieque plants, hac subcarinata ; abdomen supra
testaceum; alee anlicce luridce, sublus rufce, maculis plurimis
viridibus atbo guttatis, margine viridi, gultis marginalibus
nigris, costalibus albis, posticis basalibus luteis ; poslica coc-
cine(e, apices versus virides.

Grass-green. Head with a short acute almost vertical horn ;
sides of the vertex ridged; front and face flat, excepting a slight
keel on the latter. Abdomen testaceous above. Fore wings lurid,
red beneath, except towards the tips, adorned with many green
white-dotted spots; border green, adorned with dots of white tomen-
tuin along the costa, and with black dots elsewhere, except towards
the base of the interior border, where the dots are luteous. Hind
wings crimson for more than half the length from the base.
Length of the body 10 lines ; of the wings 30 lines.

Tha genus Aphcena may be divided into the following groups :
1st (typef^4. submaculata, which seems to be distinct fromvl. auran-
iia), where the horn of the head extends horizontally to the protho-
rax : 2iicJ (type^vl. lectisshna), where the horn is almost vertical :
3rd (typl A. rosea), where the horn is almost obsolete, and which is
also distinguished from the two preceding groups by the much more
numerous veins and veinlets on the exterior part of the wings: 4th
(type ^A. imperialis), like the fourth group in the structure of
the head, but with the fore wings narrower, and with much fewer
veins and veinlets.

a. North India. Presented by Mrs. Hawes,

46 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

^APHjENa OPEROSA.

Nigra ; prothorax et mesothoracis margo posticus teslacei ; alee
anticce testacea? aut luridce, maculis et triente apicali nigris,
venis venulisque densissimis testaceis ; posticce nigro-fuscce,
dimidio basalt rufo guttis nigris, fascia media alba.

Closely allied to 'A. imperialis. Black. Prolhorax and hind
border of the raesothorax testaceous. Fore wings testaceous or
lurid for nearly two-thirds of the length from the base, adorned
with black spots, which are regular along the costa, irregular and of
various size in the disk ; apical part black, with very numerous and
regular testaceous veins and veinlets. Hind wings blackish brown ;
basal half red, with several large black spots ; a white middle band,
tapering hindward, and not extending to the hind border. Length
of the body 6 — 7 lines ; of the wings 17 — 21 lines.

a — c. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

V «Aph,ena placabilis.

Rtifa, A. operosae affinis ; metalhorax niger ; abdomen linea
basali transversa apiceque sublus rujis ; ala anticce maculis
coslalibus, fasciis incompletis trienteque apicali nigris rufo
venosis ; posticce nigra?, dimidio basali rufo maculis nigris
fascia media alba postice abbreviata.

Closely allied to A. operosa, which seems to represent it in
China. Red. Metathorax black. Abdomen with a red transverse
line at the base ; tip red beneath. Fore wings with black spots
along the costa, and with some more or less interrupted and irregu-
lar black bands; more than one-third of the apical part black, with
very numerous and regular red veins and veinlets. Hind wings
black ; basal half red, with several black spots ; a white middle
band, not extending to the hind border. Length of the body 8
lines ; of the wings 26 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

r Aph^na blattoides.

Rufa ; caput cornu recurvo lanceolato ; prothoracis discus nigri-
cans ; mesothoracis margo posticus et metathorax nigri ;
abdomen luteum ; tarsi nigri ; alee nig rce ; anticce venis dis-
tinctissimis, margine rufo gutlalo ; posticce margine apicali
rufescente.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 47

Red. Head with a lanceolate horizontal recurved born, whieh
extends to a little beyond the middle of the prothorax. Prothorax
blackish in the disk. Mesothorax black along the hind border.
Metathorax black. Abdomen luteous. Tarsi black. Wings
black. Fore wings with the veins strongly marked; border red,
with black dots. Hind wings with the apical part of the border
reddish. Length of the body 9 lines ; of the wings 32 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

s

Genus CYRENE, Cat. Horn. p. 284.

Cyeene fusiformis.

Mas et foem. Tcstacea ; capitis cornu lanceolatum, tricarinatum,
rectum, subascendens, thorace paullo longius; aLc antica valde
acuta, apud contain perconvexa, margine inleriore recto ; pos-
tica vitrea, subcinerea, basi subtestacea.

Male and female. Testaceous. Head prolonged into a lan-
ceolate horn, which is straight, hardly ascending, a little longer
than the thorax, and has three slight keels above and beneath.
Fore wings very convex in front, straight along the interior border,
very acute at the tips, with several indistinct ramified brown marks ;
veins few. Hind wings vitreous, tinged with gray ; a testaceous
tinge towards the base; veins few, pale. Length of the body 5 — 6
lines; of the wings 9 — 11 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Genus RHIXORTHA, Cat. Horn. p. 284.

Vc Rhinortha aperta.

Testacea ; caput brevi-conicum, fascia antica marginali nigra ;
prothoracis latera nigro lineata ; abdomen supra rufum ;
tibia tarsique nigra ; ala antica nigro conspersa, guttis
quinqxie costalibus nigris, guttis nonnullis indistinctis discali-
bus exterioribus rujis ; postica rosea, linea albida, margine
Into fu sco.

Testaceous. Head short-conical, pale beneath, about twice
broader than long, with a narrow black band between the vertex

48 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

and the front ; the latter quite flat, a little longer than broad ; face
elongate-triangular, slightly convex in the disk. Prothorax curved,
more than four times broader than long-, with a black line on each
side. Abdomen bright red above. Knees and tarsi black. Fore
wings thickly sprinkled with black, except along the costa, where
there are five black dots; the sprinkled part contains many dots
without black points, and there are a few minute indistinct red dots
in the disk near the end of the costa. Hind wings bright rose-
colour, with a broad pale brown border, which is divided from
the red hue by a whitish line. Length of the body 6 lines; of the
wings 16 lines.
a. West Africa. From Mr. Turner's collection.

Genus ENINGIA.

Caput porvectum, lanceolatum, prothorace pins duplo Ion gilts,
supra subsulcatum. Prothorax subcarinatns. Ala? anticse reticu-
lata, confertissime venosee et areolatae ; posticae venis areolisque
plurimis.

Head porrect, horizontal, lanceolate, more than twice the
length of the prothorax ; border elevated above and beneath ; a
very slight longitudinal furrow above. Prothorax with an almost
obsolete keel, slightly convex in the middle and concave on each
side of the fore border ; its breadth move than thrice its length.
Fore wings reticulated with numerous veins and veinlets, which
gradually increase in number from the base to the tip. Hind
wind's with the reticulations also extending over the whole surface,
but less numerous and more irregular.

Eningia unifascia.

Mas. Testacea ; caput supra ferrvginenm ; prothorax nigro
liquttatiis et unifasciatm ; abdomen svpra nigrum, husi rttfo
strigatum, apice testaceum ; aloe lurida? ; anticce ex parte
rufescentes, gvttis macvlisave nigris ; posticce dimidio apicali
fusco, venis rvfis.

Male. Testaceous, paler beneath. Head ferruginous above.
Prothorax with two black dots. Mesothorax with two black dots on
each side, and with a black band which is excavated en the hind
side. Al domen black above, with two red streams" on each side of
the base, pale testaceous towards the tip, with a lutcous streak on

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 49

each side of the upper appendage. Fore wings lurid, here and*
there reddish, with many black spots and dots, some of them con-
fluent. Hind wings lurid, brown for nearly half the length from
the tips ; veins red. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 15
lines.

a. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

Genus POIOCERA, Cat. Horn. p. 290.

PoiOCERA FERSP1CILLATA, p. 291.

Three pale varieties of this insect appear like distinct species.
The first has the head and the thorax blackish ferruginous ; veins of
the fore wings ferruginous, testaceous in the reticulated part, and the
not reticulated part contains many indistinct lurid spots. The
second variety is still more different; the head and the thorax are
pale testaceous ; the disk of the abdomen is black hindward ; the
fore wings are pale lurid, tinged with green along the costa, and
with a reddish tinge in the reticulated part, which is pale brown,
with several pale spots ; the lurid part with many minute brown
streaks; the costa with black marks. In the third variety, which is
Mexican, the testaceous spots of the fore wings are much more dis-
tinct, and the veins are tawny ; the lateral spots of the hind wings
are obsolete.

' & PoiOCERA AT0MAR1A.

Fusca ; vertex brevissimvs ; frons plana, subtuberculala, seplem
carinata, margine non elevato ; fades subcarinata ; thorax
subcarinatus ; abdomen late rufum, subtus nigrum ; alee an-
tica viridi confertissime guttata, fasciis duabus exterioribus
connexis albidis, apice pallide fusco albido guttato ; postica
vitrea, nigro venosa.

Brown. Vertex very short; front flat, minutely tuberculate,
with seven slight and incomplete ridges ; border not elevated ;
sides and fore border hardly concave ; face and thorax very slightly
keeled. Abdomen bright red above, black beneath. Fore wings
with very numerous pale green dots ; two whitish exterior bands,
connected in the middle ; apical part pale brown, with a few

50 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

"whitish minute dots. Hind wings vitreous, with black veins.
Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings 18 lines.

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

PoiOCERA CONSTELLATA.

Fcem. Pieeo-fusca ; from subtuberculata, margine subelevato ;
fades carinis tribus antice connexis ; thorax subcarinatus ;
abdomen atrum ; pedes nigri ; alee antica? nigra?, rufo guttata,
costa viridi guttata, apice fusca? albido guttata?; postica
albido vitrea?, basi nigra?, venis nigris basi et apud marginem
in leriorem cyaneo-viridibus.

Female. Piceous-brown. Front very minutely tuberculate ;
border slightly elevated ; sides and fore border hardly concave.
Face with two slight keels, which are united in front. Thorax
with a very slight keel. Abdomen deep black. Legs black. Fore
wings black, with numerous red dots and minute spots for more
than half the length from the base ; costa with pale green dots ;
apical part brown, with whitish dots. Hind wings whitish vitreous,
black towards the base ; veins black, bluish green towards the base
and along the interior border. Length of the body 5% lines; of the
wings 18 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

PoiOCERA GUTTIPES.

Testacea, subtus ex parte viridescens ; vertex nigro mactdatus ;
frons bicarinata, margine vix elevato ; fades earinata ; pro-
thorax carinatus, nigro binotatus ; mesothorax carinis tribus
poslice furcatis ; pectus nigro notatum ; a/a? antica? sub-
cinerea?, basi rufescentes, nigro notata? ; postica? vitrea? venis
nigris.

Testaceous, partly greenish beneath. Vertex with a black
spot in the middle. Front with two keels, which are connected
with a few more slight ridges ; border hardly elevated; sides and
fore part very slightly concave. Face keeled. Prothorax with
a keel, which joins a slight transverse curved ridge on each side ; a
black mark on each side of the disk. Mesothorax with three keels
which are forked hindwavd. Pectus with many black marks. Ab-
domen very pale beneath. Legs pale green, with various minute
black marks. Fore wings grayish, reddish towards the base, with

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 31

many irregular minute black marks. Hind wings vitreous, with a
slight grayish tinge; veins black. Length of the body 5^ lines ; of
the wings 16 lines.

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

* PoiOCEUA CEPHALOTES.

Mas. Picea ; caput testaceum ; frons plana, subrugulosa, mar-
gine non elevato ; fades picea, subcarinata ; thorax subtuber-
culatus ; pro thorax subcarinatus ; abdomen atrum lituris
duabus basalibus rufif, subtus rufum fasciis nigris ; pedes
nigri, coxis anterioribus pedibusque posticis rufis ; ala basi
viridi slrigatce ; antica? nigra; costa viridi ; postica vitrea
nigro marginatce.

Male. Piceous. Head testaceous ; front flat, slightly rugu-
lose, concave in front ; borders not elevated ; face piceous, very
slightly keeled. Thorax slightly tuberculate. Pro thorax very
slightly keeled. Abdomen deep black, with a red mark on each
side at the base; apical segment with two grooves; under side
bright red, with a black band on the hind border of each segment.
Legs black; anterior coxse red; hind legs mostly red. Wings with
green streaks at the base. Fore wings black; costa green. Hind
wings vitreous, bordered with black ; veins black ; the fold blackish,
its veins whitish towards the base. Length of the body b\ lines ; of
the wings 15 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

PoiOCERA LINE ATA.

Mas. Testaceo-viridis ; frons plana, sublubercidata, vix cari-
nata ; fades subcarinata ; thorax non carinatus ; abdomen
nigrum fasciis cganeis, subtus testaceum fasciis viridibus ;
alee antica virides, apices versus nigricantes testaceo venosa,
linea intermedia arcuata testacea ; posticus atra, strigis basa-
libus venisque ex parte cyaneo-viridibus.

Male. Dull testaceous-green. Front flat, very slightly tuber-
culate, concave on each side, hardly concave in front, with an indis-
tinct keel, which is occasionally obsolete ; face very slightly keeled.
Thorax not keeled. Abdomen black ; hind borders of the segments
blue; under side testaceous, its segments bordered with green.
Fore wings green, with a testaceous subcostal line, which is curved

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hindward and borders the green part; apical part blackish, with tes-
taceous veins. Hind wings deep black ; basal streaks and veins
along the interior border, and from thence along two-thirds of the
exterior border bluish green. Length of the body 5£ — 6 lines ; of
the wings 15 — 16 lines.
a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

V t> POIOCERA MACULOSA.

Rufo-testacea ; frons subcarinata, lineis duabus transversis eleva-
tis ; fades nigro maculata ; prothorax nigro quadrimacu-
latus, subcarinatus, antice dilatatus ; mesothorax nigro octo-
maculatus ; pectus nigro quadrimaculatum ; abdomen fasciis
apiceque rufis ; alee anticce testacece nigro bifasciata, apices
versus vilrea? subluridce ; posticce vitrece.

Reddish testaceous. Front with a very slight keel, which joins
a curved transverse ridge near the face ; another curved transverse
ridge on the upper part parallel to the border of the vertex ; borders
not elevated ; sides and fore margin hardly concave. Face with a
black spot which extends to the front. Prothorax dilated in front,
with a slight keel ; two black spots of varying size on each side.
Mesothorax with four black spots on each side. Pectus with two
black spots on each side. Abdomen with the hind borders of the
segments and the tip bright red. Fore wings testaceous, with
a concave outline for more than half the length, vitreous and
slightly lurid from thence to the tips ; the testaceous part contains
two incomplete black bands, and is occasionally red hindward ;
veins testaceous or green, black towards the tips. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 14 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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

c. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

POIOCERA ABDOMINALIS.

Foem. Nigra; vertex quadrituberculatus ; frons subrugulosa,
vix carinata ; prothorax subrugulosus, quadrituberculatus,
sulco transverso ; mesothorax carinatus ; abdomen rufum,
subtus rufo marginatum ; ala antica apices versus cinereo
vitrei lituris obscurioribus ; postica apice vitrece.

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Female. Black. Vertex rather short, with two tubercles on
eaeh. side, and with a transverse ridge in front. Front slightly
rugulose, with an indistinct and incomplete middle keel, and with
a depression on each side in front. Face like that of'/3, discrepant.
Prothorax slightly rugulose, with four tubercles in front, a slight
transverse furrow, and a slight hindward transverse ridge. Mesu-
tliorax with a middle keel, and in front a transverse curved ridge,
which forms an angle on each side. Abdomen red above, and with
a red border beneath. Wings like those of P. discrepans, vitreous
towards their tips, but the apical part in the fore wings is slightly
grayish, and contains some darker marks. Length of the body (5
lines; of the wings 16 lines.

a. Constaucia, Province of Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark.

PoiOCERA DISCREPANS.

Nigra; vertex brevissimut ; frons subrugulosa, carinis tribus vie
conspicuis ; fades scite rugulosa, carinis duabus antice con-
nexis ; prothorax subrugulosus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ;
alfp anticce apices versus confertissime venosce et nonnunquam
subvitrece ; posticce nigricantes. Mas. — Caput latum ; abdo-
men subtusjlavum.

Black. Vertex very short. Front slightly rugulose, with
three almost obsolete keels. Face more minutely rugulose, with
two slight smooth keels, which converge and are united towards the
proboscis. Prothorax slightly rugulose, slightly furrowed trans-
versely. Mesothorax with three slight keels. Fore wings with
very numerous veins and veinlets on the apical third part. Hind
wings blackish. Male. — Head much broader than that of the
female- Prothorax more distinctly furrowed. Abdomen yellow
beneath Var. /3. — Abdomen with a broad black stripe beneath.
Fore wings vitreous, and slightly grayish towards the tips. Length
of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 11 — 12 lines.

a, b. Constaucia, Province of Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark.

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POIOCERA HUGULOSA.

Fcem. Nigra; vertex tricarinatus, bituberculalus ; from plana,
carinulis transversis subangulosis ; facies vix carinata ; thorax
subtuberculatus ; metathorax lateribus ex parte rufis ; abdo-
minis latera rufescentia, nigro maculata ; alee anticce subru-
gulosee, testaceo guttata et punctatce ; posticee apud costam
coccinea?, guttis apicalibus et posticis albis.
Female. Black, nut shining. Vertex with three slight keels,
which enclose two tubercles. Front flat, except two or three very
slight angular transverse ridges ; borders not elevated, hardly con-
cave. Face hardly keeled. Thorax slightly tuberculate, hardly
keeled. Prothorax somewhat convex in front. Metathorax partly
red on each side. Sides of the abdomen, except towards the base,
reddish, with black spots. Fore wings slightly rugulose, with many
testaceous dots or points. Hind wings crimson along the costa for
nearly two-thirds of the length, with some white dots towards the
tips and along the hind border. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the
wings 13 lines.
a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

POIOCERA FICTA.

Mas. Nigra; caput fuivum ; from plana, subpunctata ; facies
breviuscula, non carinata, linea margineque rufescentibus ;
thorax scite rugulosus ; prothorax subcarinatus ; pectus rufo
bimaculatum ; abdomen femoraque postica rufa ; alee postica
basi rufo slrigatee, fascia interiore sordide vitrea, macula sub-
apicali oblonga vitreo-albida.
Male. Black. Head tawny ; vertex very short ; front flat,
minutely punctured, with the borders not concave, and hardly
elevated ; face rather short, not keeled ; border and middle line
reddish. Prothorax finely rugulose, with a slight keel. Mesotho-
rax very finely rugulose. Pectus with a large red spot on each side.
Abdomen, hind coxae, hind femora, and the base of the hind tibiae,
red. Hind wings with some red streaks at the base, near which
there is a vitreous slightly dusky band ; an oblong whitish vitreous
spot near the tip. Length of the body 5 lines; of the wings 13
lines.

This species has much resemblance in structure and colour to
P. perspicillata.
a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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PoiOCERA SPECTABILIS.

Mas. Nigra ; caput teslaceum ; frons subpunctata, cdrinis tribus
indistinctis antice connexis ; fades sulco lato basali ; pro tho-
rax subcarinatus, teslaceo binotatus ; mesothorax lineis quinque
margineque testaceis ; abdomen apice cyaneum, subtus rufum ;
femora rufa ; alee anlicce viridi venosa, dimidio apicali vitreo
venis nigris ; posticce vilrece, basi venisque nigris.

Male. Black. Head testaceous ; vertex with the border more
elevated than in most species of the genus ; front very minutely
punctured, with three indistinctly elevated lines, which are connected
towards the face, and with a depression on each side in from, very
slightly concave on each side ; face with a broad shallow basal
groove. Prothorax rather convex in front, with a testaceous mark
on each side, and with a very slight keel. Mesothorax with a tes-
taceous border, and with five testaceous lines, the outer pair forked.
Abdomen bright blue at the tip ; under side, coxae and femora
bright red. Fore wings with green veins ; the black part divided
by a slightly concave outline from the vitreous slightly lurid part,
which occupies nearly half the length from the tips, and has black
veins. Hind wings vitreous, black towards the base, and with black
veins. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 13 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

POIOCERA L^TABILIS.

Mas. Picea, subtus testacea; caput angustum ; frons tricarinata ;
fades subcarinata ; thorax carinatus, mesothoracis disco testa-
ceo ; abdomen supra nigrum, viridi bivittalum, segmentorum
marginibus cyaneis subtus viridibus ; alee antica. postice sub-
lurida, fascia fulva, extus vitrea nigro venosce fusco unima-
culatce; posticce basi viridi- cyanece, macula antica fusca.

Male. Piceous, testaceous beneath. Head much narrower
than the thorax ; vertex very short in the middle ; front with a trans-
verse ridge or keel near the vertex, and with three longitudinal
ridges, the pair very oblique, and joining the middle one near the
face; borders not elevated, slightly convex on each side, concave in
front ; face with a slight keel. Prothorax with a distinct keel ;
middle part rather broad, and convex in front. Mesothorax with a
more slight keel ; disk testaceous. Abdomen black above, with a
green stripe on each side ; hiud borders of the segments blue, green
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with an irregular tawny band along the border of the opaque part ;
vitreous part with black veins, occupying more than one-third of the
length from the tips, and including a brown spot on the hind bor-
der. Hind wings vitreous, bright pale greenish blue towards the
base, and with a large brown spot on the fore border. Length of
the body 4£ lines; of the wings 12 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

y

' PoiOCERA EUFISPARSA.

Pallide viridis, rufo notata ; frons fusco fasciata, antice nigra ;
fades disco nigra ; meso thorax guftis strigisque fuscis aut
nigricantibus ; pectoris latera nigro notata; abdomen lituris
ptucis nigris ; pedes testacei, libiis apice iarsisque nigris ; alee
vilrece, venis nigris fulvisque.

Pale green. Head and prothorax with some slight red marks.
Front with a brown band on the upper part, black towards the face,
whose disk is mostly black. Mesothorax with brown or blackish
dots and streaks. Abdomen with numerous minute bright red
marks, and with a few black marks. Pectus marked with black on
each side. Legs testaceous ; tarsi and tips of the tibiae black.
Wings vitreous; veins black, partly tawny. Fore wings with the
basal areolets more than twice the length of the middle areolets ;
apical areolets very little shorter than the middle areolets, with
forked veins, some of which are forked again at the tips. Hind
wings with few veius, and with only two transverse veinlets. Length
of the body 3^ lines; of the wings 10 — 11 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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

POIOCERA TERMINALIS.

Foem. Viridis, subtus albida ; vertex valde impressus ; frons
nitens, sub punctata, carinis tribus antice connexis ; fades
breviuscula, latiuscula, maculis tribus. margineque antico
nigris ; thorax tricarinatus ; abdomen supra rufum, apice
viride, subtus apicem versus nigrum ; pedes virides, nigro no-
tati ; femora postica nigra, apice viridia ; ala antica rufo-
rosece fusco notata, apice vitrece fusco notatce, costa pallide
fusca, margine intcriore viridi ; postica vitrea, busi rufce.

Female. Green, whitish beneath. Head with the vertex much
impressed; front shining, very minutely punctured, with three

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slight ridges, which are united towards the face ; bordev slightly
elevated, not concave ; face rather short and broad, black towards
the proboscis, and with three black spots by the front. Thorax with
three distinct keels. Abdomen bright red above, green at the tip ;
under side black towards the tip. Legs pale green, with black
marks ; hind femora black, with green tips. Fore wings rosy red,
with brown marks for nearly two-thirds of the length from the base,
pale brown along the costa, and green along the interior border ;
apical part vitreous, with a few brown marks, of which the largest
and darkest extends from the red part to the interior angle. Hind
wings vitreous, bright red at the base. Length of the body 3£
lines; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus EDDARA.

Caput thoracis latitudine ; vertex brevis, concava ; frons con-
vexa, laevis ; facies bisulcata. Prothorax subimpressus, inargine
antico subimpresso. Mesothorax plana, triangularis. Alae auticae
transverse subrugulosae ; venae apices versus plurimae, in ordine col-
locatae. Alae posticae basi latissimae, venis apice ramosis, venulis
vagis.

Head as broad as the thorax ; vertex short, concave, or with
elevated borders ; front convex, quite smooth, face triangular, with
a furrow along each side. Prothorax slightly convex in front,
slightly impressed in the disk ; its breadth about four times its
length. Mesothorax flat, triangular. Abdomen as broad as the
thorax ; appendages of the male forming a furrowed loop on eaeh
side. Tibiae furrowed ; hind tibiae spinose. Fore wings slightly
rugulose transversely; veins of the apical third part more numerous
and regular than those elsewhere. Hind wings very broad between
the base of the costa and the interior angle ; veins somewhat ramose
towards the tips ; veinlets irregular.

This genus seems to replace at the Cape the South American
genus xPoiocera, which is represented by the following genus in
Australia.

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Eddara EUCHROMA.

Viridis, nitens iestaceo notata ; mesothorax niger, testaceo frimacu-
latus ; abdomen nigrum, dimidio apiculi et segmentorum mar-
ginibus rufis ; pedes rufi, coxis ftmoribusque nigris ; al<B an-
ticce nigra, maculis luteis viridi marginatis, costa viridi
maculis nigro marginatis omnia, fascia exteriore undulata
ochracea ; posticce ochracece, nigro mar ginatce.

Green, sinning", with some testaceous marks. Mesothorax
black, with a testaceous spot on each side, and a darker one at the
tip of the scutellura. Abdomen black ; hind half above and hind,
borders of the segments bright red. Legs dark red ; coxae and
femora black. Fore wings black, with many luteous bright green-
bordered spots, and with green dots ; costa green, its spots having
outer black borders; apical part black, with an undulating orange
band at its base. Hind wings orange, with a blackish border, which
is broadest at the tips and about the interior angle. Length of the
body 5 lines ; of the wings 14 lines.

a, b. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

Genus DESUDABA.

Caput thorace angustius ; vertex concavus, disco elevato ruga-
loso ; frons subquadrata, scite rugulosa, carinis tribus parallelis ;
facies carinis indistinctis. Prothorax rugulosus, carinatus, margine
antico convexo. Mesothorax planus. Abdomen thorace paullo
longius et latins. Alas anticae apices versus venis venulisque pluri-
rais in ordine collocatis.

Head narrower than the thorax ; vertex concave, not twice
broader than long, with an elevated border, its disk also elevated
and rugulose; front subquadrate, longer than broad, finely rugulo?e,
with three parallel keels ; border hardly raised ; face with three in-
distinct keels. Prothorax rugulose, convex in front, with a distinct
keel. Mesothorax flat. Abdomen a little longer and broader than
the thorax. Legs furrowed ; hind tibiae spinose. Fore wings with-
out transverse veins and veinlets, except on the apical part, where
the veins and veinlets are numerous and regular.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 59

Desudaba Psittacus.
Nigra, subtus pallida ; metathorax et abdomen basi mfo strigata ;
abdomen viride, basi nigrum ; pedes picei ; alee anlica nigri-
cantes, apice fusca? nigro gutlatce ; posticce vilrea?, basi coc-
einea j'usco marginatce.

Black, pale beneath ; some red streaks on the metathorax and
on the base of the abdome^ Abdomen bright green, black at the
base. Legs mostly piceous. Fore wings blackish, brown wilh
a few black dots towards the tips. Hind wings vitreous, towards
the base bright crimson, with a dark brown border which is widened
hindward, paler brown about the interior border; veins black.
Length of the body 4—5 lines; of the wings 11—13 lines.

a. Australia. From Mr. St range's collection.

b—d. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

Subtribe DYCTIOPHOROIDES, Cat. Horn. p. 303.

/ * Genus PLEGMATOPTEPtA ? Cat. Horn. p. 303.

Head much narrower than the thorax; vertex conical, flat,
with a slightly elevated border, and with a very short and slight
keel between two tubercles ; front nearly twice longer than broad,
with three slight keels ; the lateral keels slightly converging towards
the face, where the face increases a little in breadth ; face lanceo-
late, with a slight keel. Prothorax conical, very concave on the
hind border, with one keel. Mesothorax with three keels. Legs
long, slender ; hind tibia? spinose. Wings vitreous, rather broad.
Fore wings with few veins, but with extremely numerous and irre-
gular veinlets, which abound most along the costa, and form areo-
lets of very varying size and shape ; towards the tips the veinlets
and areolets are regular. Hind wings with comparatively few
veinlets and areolets.

A

Plegmatoptera prasina?
Testaceo-viridis ; caput linea antica transversa nigra ; aim vilrea,
venis viridibus ; antica apud costam convexce, stigmate viridi
venidas septcm includente.

Plegmatoptera prasina ? Spinola, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. viii. 2H6, pi. 14
f. 2. .'

60 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Testaceous-green, probably grass-green in the living state.
Front with a slight transverse black line, where it joins the vertex.
Wings vitreous ; veins green. Fore wings convex in front; stigma
green, including seven oblique veinlets. Length of the body 6
lines; of the wings 16 lines.
a. Brazil. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

r Genus CLONTA.

Caput thorace angustius, cornu lanceolato subeompresso
oblique ascendente armatum ; vertex margine elevato ; frons trica-
Tinata ; facies lanceolata, unicarinata. Oculi magni. Prothorax
conicus, unicarinatus. Mesothorax tricarinatus. Abdomen obco-
nicum, thorace non latius vix longius. Alae vitreae ; anticae venulis
lineas quatuor fingenlibus, posticae venulis paucissimis.

Head narrower than the thorax, forming above an obliquely
ascending lanceolate horn, which is quadrilateral and slightly com-
pressed; veTtex longer than broad, with an elevated border; front
much longer than broad, with three keels and with an elevated bor-
der; face lanceolate, with one keel, and with an elevated border,
much shorter than the front. Eyes large, prominent. Prothorax
conical, with one keel. Mesothorax with three slight keels. Ab-
domen obconical, not broader and hardly longer than the thorax.
Legs stout, furrowed ; hind tibiae spinose. Wings vitreous. Fore
winps with a band of transverse veinlets at half the length, beyond
which the veins are increased to twice the number and are accom-
panied by four bands of veinlets ; the last band regular and entire.
Hind wings with very few veinlets.

This genus seems to connect . Dichoptera with the Fulgonidce.

Clonia lurida.

Lurida ; cornu ex parte nigrum^ capitis latitudine vix brevivs ;
prothorax carina liturisqve duabus laieralibus nigris ; meso-
thorax macula antica pallida strigas duas nigras includente,
maculis duabvs strigisque laieralibus nigris ; abdomen viltis
duabus abbreviatis nigricantibus, apice subius nigrum ; alee
lurido-vilrece, apice nigrce ; aloe litura subcostali exteriore
nigricante.

Lurid. Horn partly black, nearly as long as the breadth of the
head. Prothorax with a black keel, and with a black mark on

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each side. Mesothorax with a pale fore spot, which contains two
Mack streaks, and has a black spot on each side, beyond which
there are some blackish marks. Abdomen with two short blackish
stripes; tip black beneath. Wings vitreous, with a very slight
lurid tinge and with brown tips ; veins black. Fore wings with a
blackish subcostal mark at three-fourths of the length ; veins
towards the base and stigma lurid. Length of the body 6 lines ; of
the wings 17 lines.

a. Ceram. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

Genus DICTYOPHOKA, Cat. Horn. p. 307.
Mexico.

DlCTYOrHORA DIOXYS.

Fcem. Viridis ; caput testaeeum, verticis carina lateribusque
viridibus ; cornti conicum, vertice Longius, subtus tricari-
natum ; fades lanceolata, unicarinata ; prothorax tricari-
natus, antice conicus, margine exteriore unguium acutum
fingente ; mesothorax carinis tribus parallelis ; alai vitrecs,
venis nigris basi viridibus; anticm stigmate viridi, venulis
transversis in ordine collocatis, stigmate viridi ; posticce venulis
paucis.

Female. Green. Head testaceous ; vertex not longer than
broad, with the keel and the slightly elevated borders green. Pro-
tuberance conical, quadrilateral, longer than the vertex, with an
angular keel on each side; under side with three keels, the lateral
pair continued along the front, which is long and linear; face
lanceolate, with one keel. Prothorax above short, with three keels,
conical in front, acutely angular on the hind border; a keel on each
side. Mesothorax with three parallel keels. Wings vitreous; veins
black, green towards the base. Fore wings with a green stigma,
containing three veinlets ; transverse veinlets forming three nearly
regular bauds ; veins forked at the tips. Hind wings with a few
veinlets. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings 10 lines.

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

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62 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

DlCTYOPHORA COMPRESSIFEONS.

Fcem. Lutea ; vertex sulcatus, lateribus elevatis viridibus ; cornu
capitis latitudine dwplo fere longius, viridi vittatum nigroque
lineatum, apud medium subcompressum, apice subdilatatum,
disco apicali supra subtusque nigro ; prothorax brevissimus ,
tricarinatus, valde arcuatus, laieribus nigro bilineatus ; meso-
thorax tricarinatus ; pedes ex parte virides, tibiis tarsisque
apico genubusque nigris ; alee vilrece, venis nigris basi viri-
dibus ; anticte apice fuscescentes, stigmate viridi, venulis in
ordine collocatis ; posticce venulis paucis.

Female. Luteous. Vertex longer than broad, with a furrow-
in the middle ; borders elevated and green. Protuberance of the
head quadrilateral, nearly twice longer than the breadth of the
head, slightly compressed in the middle and dilated at the tip ;
a green and a black stripe and two black lines along each side;
disk black above and beneath at the tip. Prothorax above very
short and much curved, with three slight keels; its borders parallel,
and its length not more than one-eighth of its breadth ; two black
lines along each side. Mesothorax with three keels. Legs partly
green ; knees and tips of the tibiae and of the tarsi black. Wings
vitreous ; veins black, green towards the base. Fore wings tinged
with brown at the tips ; stigma green, with three oblique veinlets ;
transverse veinlets forming three nearly regular bands. Hind wings
with a few veinlets. Var. Most of the head, parts of the thorax
and the abdomen bright greeni Length of the body 6 — 7 lines ; of
the wings 12 — 14 lines.

a. America. From Mr. Argent's collection.

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

West Indies.

DlCTYOPHORA CULTELLATOR.

Mas. Pallide viridis ; cornu lanceolatum, subascendens, subcom-
pressum, carinatum, capitis latitudine duplo longius; pro-
thorax brevis, carinalus, valde arcuatus ; alee vitrece, venis
viridibus; anticce tuber culatce, apices versus confertissime
venosce ; posticce venulis paucis.

Male. Pale green. Head forming in front a lanceolate
slightly ascending and slightly compressed form, which has a keel

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above and beneath, and is about twice longer than the breadth of
the head. Prothorax short, with a middle keel, angular and much
advanced in front, and equally excavated on the hind border.
Wings vitreous; veins green. Fore wings covered with minute
tubercles'; apical third part with very numerous and mostly irre-
gular veinlets. Hind wings with very few veiulets. Length of the
body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

This species, as regards the veins of the fore wings, differs
much from, most of the other species of Dictyopkora, and approaches
the genus Plegmatoptera.

a, b. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

y South America.

DlCTYOPHORA MELANOGONA.

Mas. Testacea, viridi varia ; vertex carinatus, nigro marginatus ;
cornu lineare, nigro lineatum, apice subdilatatum, capitis
latiludine non duplo longius ; frons bicarinata% rufo lineata ;
fades lanceolata, unicarinata ; prothorax brevissimus, sub-
carinatus, margine postico lineisque auatuor lateralibus nigris ;
mesothorax tricarinatns ; alee vitrece, venis nigris basi testa-
ceis ; anticas apice stigmateque venulas quinque includente
lurido-fuscis.

Male. Testaceous, mostly green beneath and partly so above.
Vertex much longer than broad, with one keel ; borders black and
elevated. Protuberance of the head quadrilateral, rather shorter
than twice the breadth of the head, linear, very slightly dilated at
the tip ; angles black. Front long, widening towards the face, with
two red keels and with red borders. Face lanceolate, with one keel.
Prothorax above curved, very short, with a slight keel, black along
the hind border, and with two black lines along each side. Meso-
thorax with three keels. Wings vitreous; veins black, testaceous at
the base. Fore wings lurid-brown at the tips ; stigma of the same
hue, containing five veiulets. Length of the body b\ lines ; of the
wings 12 lines.

This species much resembles D. compressifrons , but the pro-
tuberance of the head is shorter, the prothorax is less arched, and
the legs are stouter.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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64 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

Foetn. Testacea aut fulva; vertex longus, angustus, laieribus
elevatis viridibus ; cornu lineare, gracillimum, subascendens,
capitis Latitudine longius, lateribus nigris ; frons lanceolata,
bicarinata, nonnunquam rufescens ; fades carinata, uni-
guttata ; prothorax brevis, tuberculis tribus viridibus ; meso-
thorax brevis, planus, non carinatus ; abdomen fuscum aut
viride, basi luteum, thorace latius ; pedes virides, longi, gra-
ciles, tibiis apice tarsis genubusque, testaceis ; alee vitreee, venis
nigris ; anticce apice fuscescentes, stigmate lurido, venulis
t7-ansversis in ordine collocatis.

Female. Testaceous or tawny. Vertex long and narrow ;
borders elevated and green. Protuberance of the head linear,
slightly ascending, extremely slender, rather longer than the
breadth of the head, black on each side. Front lanceolate, some-
times reddish, with two keels. Face with one keel, and with a
black dot towards the proboscis. Prothorax above short, mode-
rately convex in front and equally concave behind, with three green
tubercles. Mesothorax short, flat, not keeled. Abdomen broader
than the thorax, brown or green, luteous at the base. Legs green,
long, slender; knees, tarsi and tips of the tibiae testaceous. Wings
vitreous; veins black. Fore wings tinged with brown at the tips;
stigma lurid, with one veinlet; transverse veinlets forming three
nearly regular bands. Hind wings with a few veinlets. Length
of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a, b, Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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DlCTYOPHOEA FILIFERA.

Mas. hate viridis, gracilis; vertex longus, angustus, testaceus,
maculis duabus gnttaque postica nigris, lateribus viridibus ;
cornu gracillimum, valde compressum, oblique ascendens, supra
nigrum subtus albidum, capitis latitudine duplo longius;
frons basi impressa, apice nigro biguttata; fades carinata,
apice nigro-fusca, strigis duabus lateralibus pallide fuscis;
thoracis discus ferrugineus ; prothorax brevis, unicarinatus,
antice conicus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; pectus nigro biina-
culatum ; abdominis discus ferrugineus ; ales vitrece, angustee,
venis nigris ; antica apud costce apicem luridae, margine
postico ferrugineo, venulis vagis.

Male. Bright green, slender. Vertex long, narrow, testaceous,
with a black spot on each side, and a black dot hindward ; borders

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green, elevated. Protuberance obliquely ascending, very slender,
much compressed, black above, whitish beneath, full twice longer
than the breadth of the head. Front lanceolate, with a slight trans-
verse impression towards the base, and with two black dots at its
tip. Face with one keel dark brown at its tip, and wilh a pale
brown streak on each side. Joints of the proboscis with black lips.
Disk of the thorax ferruginous. Prothorax short, conical in the
middle of the fore border, moderately concave behind, with one keel.
Mesothorax with three keels ; lip of the scutellum green. Pectus
partly testaceous, with a black spot on each side. Disk of the
abdomen ferruginous. Legs partly testaceous. Wings vitreous,
narrow; veins green. Fore wings lurid along the costa towards its
tip, ferruginous along the hind border; veinlets irregular, not
numerous, beginning at two-thirds of the length. Hind wings
with very few veinlets. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings
9 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

0 DlCTVOPHORA TUMIDIFRONS.

Mas. Rufa, subtus testacea ; vertex brevissimus ; cornu latum,
crassum, obtusion, carinatum, capitis latitudine paullo latius,
supra viridi marginatum, lateribus ex parte fuscis ; prothorax
antice subconicus, carina marginibusque viridibus ; mesothorax
carinis tribus\viri,dibus ; abdomen lituris testaceis trivittatum,
lateribus albo notatis ; pedes testacei, nigro fasciati; alee
vitrei, venis testaceis apice nigris ; antica? apice nigro varia,
venis apicalibus furcatis^ venulis vagis.

Male. Ked, testaceous beneath. Vertex extremely short.
Protuberance of the head broad, thick, obtuse, quadrilateral, with a
keel above and beneath, a little longer than the breadth of the
head, partly brown on each side; borders above green. Prothorax
short, conical in front, excavated and angular behind; its keel and
the elevated borders green. Mesothorax red, with three green keels.
Abdomen with three rows of testaceous marks, which are sometimes
obsolete, and with white marks along each side. Legs testaceous,
with black bands. Wings vitreous; veins testaceous, black towards
the tips. Fore wings mottled with black towards the tips ; veinlets
few and irregular ; apical veins forked. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a — c. Santarem. Frum Mr. Bates collection.

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Africa.

DlCTYOPHORA DISCALIS.

Testaeea; vertex angustus, trie ar hiatus ; comu porrectum, lineare,
gracillimum, supra nigrum, subtus tricarinatum, capitis lati-
tudine plus duplo Ion gin s ; thorax fuscus, tricar inatu s ; pro-
thorax brevis, arcuatus ; pedes nigro conspersi ; alee vitrece,
venis teslaceis ; anticce venis apicalibus nigris fusco nebulosis,
venulis transversis vagis.

Testaceous. Vertex of the head narrow, with three keels, the
middle one slight. Protuberance porrect, linear, quadrilateral, very
slender, mostly black above; its length more than twice the breadth
of the head; under side with three distiuct keels, rather wider
towards the front, which like the face is keeled and rather short.
Thorax brown above, with three keels. Prothorax short, arched.
Legs minutely speckled with black. Wings vitreous; veins testa-
ceous. Fore wings with the veins black and mostly clouded with
brown towards the tips ; transverse veinlets irregular, not numerous.
Length of* the body 3£ lines; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Gambia. Presented by Dr. W. Mackenzie Skues.

DlCTYOPHORA CONIFERA.

Mas. Pallide lutea ; caput longi-conicum, tricarinatum, carina
inedia subtus lacte viridi; frons et fades carinata, pallide
virides ; prothorax brevis, arcuatus, carinis tribus margineque
Uete viridibus ; mesothorax viridi marginatus ; abdomen apice
viride; pedes virides; ala vitrece, venis viridibus, venulis
vagis, stigmate vitreo.

Male. Pale luteous. Head quadrilateral, elongate-conical
above, rather longer than its breadth, with three keels; under side
long, linear, with the middle keel bright green ; front and lace
keeled, pale green. Prothorax short, arched, with three keels, which
like its borders are bright green. Mesothorax bordered with green.
Abdomen green at the tip. Legs green. Wings vitreous ; veins
green ; transverse veinlets not numerous, and not forming regular
bands; stigma vitreous, containing four veinlets. Hind wings
with very lew veinlets. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
10 lines.

a. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 67

J DlCTYOPHORA FULGOROIDF.S.

Testacea ; cornu ci/lindricum, porrectum, tuberculatum, supra
nii/rum, thdrace longius ; thorax fulvus ; prothorax carinatus,
antice angulatus : mesothornx et abdomen viridi univittata,
hujus latera apice nigra varia ; alee vitrece ; antic a ex parte
posticaque sublurida?, venis stigmateque maximo nigris, venulis
vug is.

Testaceous. Horn of the head cylindrical, horizontal, tuber-
culate, black above, longer than the thorax, a little thicker towards
the tip. Thorax tawny. Prothorax keeled, prominent and augular
in front and equally excavated behind; its breadth about eight
times its length. A green stripe extending from the mesothorax to
the tip of the abdomen, which is varied with black on each side.
Wings vitreous, with a slight lurid tinge on the tips of the fore
wings and on the greater part of the hind wings ; veins black.
Fore wings with a few irregularly disposed transverse veinlets ;
stigma black, very large. Length of the body 5 — 6 lines ; of the
wings 10 — 12 lines.

a — d. North China. Prom Mr. Fortune's collection.

DlCTYOPHORA 1NSCULPTA.

Mas. Pallide lutea ; vertex carinis tribus Icete viridibus ; cornu
lanceolatum, porrectum, capitis latitudine vix duplo longius ;
thorax carinis tribus late viridibus ; prothorax brevis, arcua-
tus ; mesothorax viridi biguttatus ; pectus viridi quadrivit-
taturn ; abdomen viride ; pedes testacei, nigro stHgati; ala
vitrea, venis viridibus apice fuscis ; antics venulis robustis
obscure fuscis, stigmate pallide fusco.

Male. Pale luteous. Vertex of the head a little longer than
broad, with three bright green keels, the lateral pair continued
along the sides of the protuberance, which is lanceolate, porrect,
quadrilateral, and nearly twice longer than the breadth of the head ;
under side with a middle keel, which is continued to the front and
to the face. Prothorax and mesothorax with three bright green
stripes, the former short and arched, the latter with a green dot on
each side. Pectus with two green stripes on each side. Abdomen
green. Legs testaceous, with slender black streaks. Wings
vitreous ; veins pale green, brown towards the tips. Fore wings
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68 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

rows ; stigma pale brown, containing two veinlets. Length of the
body 4 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's oollection.

DlCTYOPHORA BREVICEPS.

Mas. Viridis, carinis rufis ; vertex transversus, depressus, carina-
tus ; frons et fades elongates, carinatce ; aim vitrece^ antic<c
latiusculce, venis viridibus, venulis transversis in ordine dis-
positis, stigmate vitreo venulas tres includente.

Male. Grass-green. Keels and borders of the head and
of the thorax red. Vertex depressed, truncate, more than twice
broader than long, with a keel and with elevated borders ; front and
face elongate, with a distinct keel, and the former with elevated
borders. Fore wings rather broad ; veins pale green ; transverse
veinlets forming two regular lines ; discal areolets longer than the
apical areolets, and about half the length of the basal areolets ;
stigma vitreous, with three veinlets. Length of the body 2f lines ;
of the wings 8 lines.

a Ceylon. Presented by K. Templeton, Esq

DlCTYOPHORA SPEILINEA.

Dictyophora speilinea, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc, i. 84, 11.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

l^J^ ° Genus ISPORISA.

Isporisa, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 145.

ISPORISA APICALIS.

Isporisa apicalis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 145, 24.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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Genus ELIDIPTERA, Cat. Horn. p. 328.

ElIDIPTERA LIMIT ATA.

Elidiptera (name misprinted) page 329.

The species figured in Stoll, pi. 27, f. 161, probably belongs to
this genus.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 69

Mexico.

^ Elidiptera atrilinea.

Pallide prasina ; vertex breviconicus, transversus, subconcavus,
bituberculatus, nigro bipunctatus ; frons plana, oblongo sub-
quadrata, lateribus subelevatis ; prothorax transversus, arcua-
tus, fusco notatus ; mesothorax planus, bicarinatus, nigro
biguttatus ; alee unticde nigro subnotat.ee, striga coslali exte-
riore arcuata nigra, spatio apicali sordide albido semihyalino ,
costa dilalata luteo marginata ; posticce albce, venis testaceis.

Pale bright green. Vertex short-conical, broader than long,
slightly concave, with two black points in front, and with a tubercle
on each side ; front flat, subquadrate, much longer than broad,
with slightly elevated borders. Prothorax transverse, with several
slight brown marks, more conical in front than concave behind.
Mesothorax with a flat disk, with two black hindward dots and with
a keel on each side. Fore wings with a few minute black marks,
and with a curved black streak extending at three-fourths of the
length from the costa towards the disk ; apical part dingy whitish,
semibyaline ; costa dilated, with a luteous border. Hind wings
white, with testaceous veins. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the
wings 10 lines.

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

\S £> Elidiptera basistigm a.

Pallide viridis ; vertex transversus, vix concavus, antice truncatus,
lateribus subelevatis ; frons plana, oblonga, heptagona, lateri-
bus elevatis ; prothorax transversus, bicarinatus ; mesothorax
planus ; alee anticce macula basali nigricante tuberculum
viride includente, margine interiore apicem versus areolisque
apicalibus basi nigro notatis ; posticce albee.

Dull pale green. Vertex much broader than long, hardly
concave, truncate in front ; the borders very slightly elevated ; front
heptagonal, much longer than broad, quite fiat, but with elevated
borders. Prothorax much broader than long, with a curved keel on
each side. Mesothorax flat. Fore wings with a large blackish
basal spot, which contains a large pale green tubercle, with some
minute black marks along the apical part of the interior border and
about the subapical part of the exterior border; subcostal and
adjoining vein deeply undulating exteriorly. Hind wings white.
Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

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

70 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Elidiptera HUMERALIS.

Obscure viridis ; vertex transversus vix concavus, antice truncatus ;
frorts heptagona, oblonga, plana, lateribus elevatis ; prothorax
transversus, bicarinatus ; mesothorax planus ; alee anticce sub-
tuberculatoe, tuberculo magno distincto basali, costa valde
dilatata, basi non obliqua.

Dull green. Vertex much broader than long, hardly concave,
truncate in front ; the hind border more elevated than the lateral
borders ; front heptagonal, much longer than broad, quite flat, but
with elevated borders. Prothorax much broader than long, with a
curved keel on each side. Mesothorax flat. Fore wings slightly
tuberculate, and with a large dictinct tubercle near the base ; costa
much dilated, forming a broad shoulder at the base of each wing.
Hind wings vitreous, with pale green veins. Length of the body 3£
lines; of the wings 9 lines.

This species much resembles the preceding one in structure,
but may be distinguished from it by the broader and less oblique
basal part of the costa.

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

Elidiptera obliqua.

Pallidissime albido-viridis ; vertex transversus, concavus, antice
truncatus ; frons transversa, carinis duabus latis abbreviatis,
margine elevato ; prothorax transversus, arcuatus ; mesothorax
planus ; alee anticce subrugulosa, basi tuberculata, margine
inter iore apicem versus venulisque nonnullis transversis fusces-
centibus, costa basi perobliqua ; posticce albidce.

Very pale whitish green. Vertex concave, broader than long,
truncate in front; front very much broader than long, with an
elevated border, and with two short broad keels. Prothorax trans-
verse, convex along the fore border and equally concave behind.
Mesothorax flat. Fore wings slightly rugulose, with a few minute
tubercles at the base, with a slight brown tinge along the apical
part of the interior border and on some of the transverse veinlets ;
costa much dilated, very oblique near the base. Hind wings
whitish. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 71

West Indies.

Elidiptera punctifera.

Testacea ; vertex transversus, carina transversa, margine antico
subconvexo; frons plana, margine subelevato ; prolkorax
transversus, brevis, arcuatus, pallidus, nigro biguttatus ;
mesothorax planus, nigro quadriguttatus ; ala? antica nigro
guttatce, costa apicem versus vix dilatata, margine exteriore
subuuadrato ; postica albidce, venis testaceis.

Testaceous. Vertex much more than twice broader than long,
slightly convex along the fore border, near which there is a trans-
verse ridge ; front flat, not longer than broad, with a slightly elevated
border. Prothorax pale, with two black discal dots, about four
times broader than long, convex in front, less concave behind.
Mesothorax flat, with four black dots. Fore wings with some black
dots, which are mostly along the costal part, and are most regular
along the exterior border; costa much dilated towards the base,
very slightly dilated near the tip ; exterior border subquadrate.
Hiud wings whitish, with testaceous veins. Length of the body
'2h — 3£ lines ; of the wings 8 — 10 lines.

a — e. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

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South America.

Elidiptera docilis.

Pallide viridis, carinis marginibusque testaceis ; vertex et protho-
rax carinati ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; alee antica pallide
testacece, semihyalince, apnd costam dilatata, venis venulisque
plurimis, areolis apud marginem exteriorem in ordine dis-
positi.

Pale green. Keels and borders of the vertex and of the thorax
testaceous. Vertex twice broader than long, conical in front and
equally concave behind, with a keel and with elevated borders;
front hardly keeled, its borders not elevated. Prothorax like the
vertex, but more conical in front ; its sides attenuated. Mesothorax
with three strongly marked keels, the lateral pair very slightly
curved. Fore wings pale testaceous, semihyaline ; costal part
dilated, convex ; veins and veinlets rather numerous ; areolets rather
irregular, except those aloDg the exterior border. Length of the
body 3 lines; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark.

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Elidiptera dorsisigna.

Pallide testacea ; vertex transversus, nigra quadripunetatus, mar-
gine antico convexo ; frons plana, oblonga, margine sub-
elevato ; prothorax transversus, brevis, arcuatus, nigro quadri-
guttatus ; mesothorax planus, maculis quatuor lateralibus
nigricantibus ; alee anticce nigro punctatce, macula apud mar-
ginem inter? orem fu sea, venulis subapicalibus infuscatis ; pos-
ticus subalbida, venis pallide testaceis.

Pale testaceous. Vertex more than twice broader than long,
with four black points, convex along the fore border; front flat,
longer than broad, with a slightly elevated border. Prothorax with
four black dots, about four times broader than long, convex in front,
less concave behind. Mesothorax flat, with two blackish spots on
each side. Fore wings with many black points over the surface,
and with a brown spot on the interior border at one-third of
the length ; veinlets of the apical areolets clouded with brown ;
costa much dilated, forming a rather broad shoulder at the base.
Hind wings slightly whitish ; veins pale testaceous. Length of the
body 3 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

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

Elidiptera debilis.

Pallide viridis ; vertex transversus, nigro subnotatus, guttis quatuor
lateralibus nigris, margine antico convexo ; frons plana, late-
ribus non elevatis ; prothorax transversus, subarcuatus, lituris
duabus anticis fuscis ; mesothorax tricarinatus, nigro notatus;
aim anticce nigro guttatce, fascia subapicali tenui undulata,
margine exteriore quadra to ; posticee cinereo-albidce.

Pale dull green. Vertex more than twice broader than long,
convex on the fore border, slightly marked with black, and with two
black dots on each side by the eye ; front flat, not longer than
broad, its borders not elevated. Prothorax full thrice broader than
long, convex along the fore border, slightly concave behind, with
two brown marks in front. Mesothorax with some black marks and
with three keels. Fore wings with several black dots scattered irre-
gularly over the surface, and with a regular row of black dots along
the exterior border, which is quadrate ; a slender brown undulating
subapical band ; costa much dilated near the base, very slightly

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

dilated near the tip. Hind wings grayish white. Length of the
body 3 lines; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Asia.

Elidiptera Emersoniana.

Testacea, ex parte viridis ; vertex oblongus, vix concavus, margine
vix elevato, antice angulatus ; frnns transversa, subrugulosa,
faciem versus dilatata ; prothorax antice truncatus ; meso-
thoracis discus depressus ; alee anticce pallide virides, subtu-
berculatoe, subrugulosa, fascia media lata pallide ferruginea ;
posticce cinereo-albidce, venis fuscis subnebulosis.

Elidiptera Emersoniana, White, MSS.

Testaceous, partly pale green. Vertex much longer than
broad, hardly concave, and with a hardly elevated border, angular
in front ; front very much broader than long, widened towards the
face, not keeled nor with an elevated border, slightly rugulcse
transversely. Prothorax truncate in front, not keeled nor elevated
along the border. Disk of the mesothorax depressed. Fore wings
pale dull green, slightly tuberculate and rugulose, with abroad irre-
gular pale ferruginous middle band, which is broadest in front;
costa much dilated. Hind wings grayish white; veins browu,
slightly clouded. Length of the body 4|- lines ; of the wings
6 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by It. Templeton, Esq.

Elidiptera puncticeps.1

Testacea; vertex conicus, oblongus, subsulcatus. nigro bipunctatus,
margine subelevato ; frons oblonga, carinata> margine ele-
vato ; prothorax conicus ; mesothorax litura cruciformi nigra ;
alee anticce te sta ceo -vir ides, subrugulosce, subtuberculatce, fusco
subnotatce, strigis duabus nigris, una posiica marginali, altera
antica ; posticce albce, venis testaeeis.

Testaceous. Vertex conical, much longer than broad, slightly
grooved, with a slightly elevated border, and with two black points
in front ; front very much longer than broad, with a distinct keel,
and with elevated borders. Prothorax conical, not keeled. Meso-

H

74 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

thorax with a cruciform black mark. Fore wings pale testaceous-
green, slightly and minutely marked with brown, somewhat rugu-
lose and tuberculate ; a black mark on the subcostal vein near the
base, and another on the interior border at two-thirds of the length ;
costa much dilated. Hind wings white; veins testaceous. Length
of the body 4 lines; of the wings 6 lines.

n. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

" ElIDIPTEEA IN&QUALIS.

Pallide rdridis ; vertex subdepressus, non transversus, antice coni-
cus, lineis duabus mediis liturisque lateralibus nigris ; frons
plana, oblonga, apud verticem nigra, lateribus elevatis ; pro-
thorax transfer sus, antice truncatus, vitlis duabus lateralibus
latis unaque media tenui nigris; mesothorax planus, vittis
duabus lateralibus abbrevialis unaque media duplicata nigris ;
alee anticce striga basali apud marginem interiorem tuberculis-
que nigris, vitta discali interiore liturisque exterioribus fuseis ;
poslicce alba?, venis viridibus. Var. — Vitta nonnulla ob-
solete.

Pale green. Vertex slightly depressed, not longer than broad,
conical in front, with two black middle lines, and some black marks
ion each side ; front flat, much longer than broad, with elevated bor-
ders, black along the vertex. Prothorax transverse,- truncate in
it, concave behind, with a slender black middle stripe, and with
a broad black stripe on each side. Mesothorax flat, with a double
black stripe in the middle, and with a shorter black stripe on each
£ide. Fore wings with a black streak along the interior border at
the base, with several black tubercles over the surface, with a brown
stripe extending from the base to the middle of the disk, and with
some exterior brown marks ; costa dilated. Hind wings white ;
veins green. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

Var. The dark marks of the thorax and of the fore wings
mostly obsolete.

a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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Elidiptera PRUINOSA.

Sordide testacea ; caput et prothorax nigro subnotata ; vertex 1
transversus, carinatus, antice subangulatus, margine elevato A
frons oblonga, carinis duabus subobsoletis, margine subelevato A
prothorax sub carinatus, antice subtruncatus ; mesothoracis',
discus niger ; ala cinereo subpruinosce ; antica lituris non-]
nullis parvis fuscis aut nigris ; posticce cinerascentes, venis'
obscurioribus.

Dingy testaceous. Head and prothorax slightly marked wit
black. Vertex much broader than long, slightly angular in frori
with a slight keel, and with elevated borders ; front a little long*
than broad, with two almost obsolete keels and with slightly elevate1
borders. Prothorax somewhat truncate in front, with a very sligl
keel. Disk of the mesothorax mostly black. Wings with a sligl
grayish bloom. Fore wings with slight small irregular and variab
brown or black marks ; costa much dilated. Hind wings grayish^
with darker veins. Length of the body 3| lines; of the wings 10J
lines.

a — d. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Subtribe CIXIOIDES.

0 Genus CLADODIPTERA, Cat. Horn. p. 337.

v s Cladodiptera virilis.

Testaceo-cervina ; vertex fascia smaragdina ; frons et fades virides
prothorax smaragdinus, margine postico testaceo-cervino ; me*
sothorax apice maeulisque quatuor smaragdinis ; pectus albido—
testaceum, maculis lateralibus nigris ; abdomen late viride,
vitta nigra basi interrupta postice dilatata ; pedes virides,
femoribus posticis nigro strigatis ; alee vitrece ; antica? stig-
mate nigro, areolis apicalibus nigro-fuscis, linea media venu-
larum transversarum fusco nebulosis.

Testaceous fawn-colour. Head with an emerald green band
on the vertex ; front and face grass-green. Prothorax arched,
emerald-green, except the hind border. Mesothorax emerald-green
hindward, and with two emerald-green spots on each side. Pectus
whitish testaceous, with black spots on each side. Abdomen bright

H-2

76 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

grass-green, with a black stripe, which is interrupted near the base
and dilated hindward ; under side black hindward. Legs green ;
hind wings paler than the others, their femora streaked with black.
\ Wings vitreous. Fore wings with a black stigma; apical areolets
[blackish brown ; middle Hue of transverse veinlets slightly clouded
[with brown. Length of the body 3| lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

\a. Kio Janeiro. From Mr. Shuckard's collection.

\°

Cladodiptera muliebris.

Rvfescens ; vertex fascia smaragdina ; frons et fades fiavescente
virides ; prothorax smaragdinus, rnargine postico rufescente ;
mesothorax maculis smaragdinis ; abdomen late rufum, late-
ribus smaragdinis, maculis lateralibus nigris ; tibia postica
smaragdina ; alee vitrea, venis testaceis ; antica stigmate
strigaque postica exieriore fuscis.

Reddish. Head with an emerald-green band on the vertex :
front and face yellowish green. Prothorax hardly arched, emerald-
Igreen, except the hind border. Mesothorax with emerald-green
spots. Abdomen bright red ; sides emerald- green ; dorsum with
)lack spots along each side. Posterior tibiae emerald-green.
rings vitreous ; veins testaceous. Fore wings with a brown stigma,
which is paler at each end; a brown streak extending from the tip
ilong part of the interior border, darkest along its interior side,
jength of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

-- Cladodiptera scriptiventris.

Pallide viridis ; vertex nigro biguttatus ; frons nigro bivittata ;
prothorax nigro biguttatus ; mesothorax maculis lateralibus
nigris ; abdomen nigrum, vittis tribus lateribusque testaceis ;
pedes antici fusco fasciati ; ala vitrea, venis nigris basi tes-
taceis ; anticaz stigmate strigaque subapicali nigro-fuscis ;
postica slriga brevi marginali subapicali nigra.

Pale green. Vertex with a black dot on each side ; front with
two broad black stripes. Prothorax with two black dots. Meso-
thorax with black spots on each side. Abdomen black, with three
testaceous stripes ; sides also testaceous. Fore legs with brown
bands. Wings vitreous ; veins black, testaceous towards the base.
Fore wings with a blackish brown stigma, and with a blackish

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 77

brown irregular streak, which occupies the tip, and extends from
thence to the disk, near and parallel to the interior border. Hind
wings with a short black streak behind the tip. Length of the body
2^- lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

/

o Cladodiptera rufimanus.

Pallide viridis ; vertex elongatus, linearis; frons elongata, sub-
carinata ; fades nigra; prolhorax brevissimus ; mesothoratf
rufo bivittatus ; abdomen segmentis rufo marginatis, lateribus
nigris ; genua tibiceque apice nigra ; pedes antici rvfi, sub-
dilatati ; alcealbce, venis pallide viridibus ; alee anticce fasciis'
duabus viridi marginatis st.igmateque nigris, margine apicali
viridescente, macula apicali guttisque nonnullis subapicalibus:
fuscis ; postica striga marginali subapicali nigricante.

Pale green. Vertex linear, about twice longer than broad ;
front with a slight keel, full twice longer than broad, slightly
increasing in breadth towards the face, which is black. Prolhorax
very short. Mesothorax with two red stripes. Abdomen with a red
band on the hind border of each segment; sides mostly black.
Knees and tips of the tibiae black. Fore legs red, slightly dilated.
Wings white; veins pale green. Fore wings with two black
greenish bordered bands along the transverse veinlets, and with
a greenish tinge along the apical border; first band joining the
black stigma ; second obsolete in front ; a large brown apical
spot and some brown subapical dots ; basal veinlets black. Hind
wings with a blackish marginal subapical streak. Length of the
body 2| lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

Genus CIXIUS, Cat. Horn. p. 239.

South America.

ClXIUS FULVDS

Fulvus ; vertex concavus, oblongus,antice angustus ; frons et fades
elongates, carinata, marginibus elevaiis ; oculi exf antes ; pro-
thorax brevissimus ; mesothorax quinque carinatus; alee vitrece,
venis lestaceis ; antica stigmate fuscescente.

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78 LIST OF HOMOPTEROLS INSECTS.

Tawny. Vertex concave, a little narrower in front, much
longer than broad ; front and face forming a fusiform compartment,
with a distinct keel and with elevated borders. Eyes prominent.
Prothorax very short. Mesothorax with five distinct keels. Wings
vitreous ; veins testaceous. Fore wings with a pale brownish
stigma ; veinlets somewhat irregular. Length of the body 2£ lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

ClXIUS CITRINUS.

Pallide citrinus ; vertex minimus ; frons subcarinata, marginibus
elevatis; oculi extantes ; prothorax brevissimus ; mesothorax
planus; alee anlicce subhyalina, strigis quinque costalibus
obliquis nigris, fascia interiore margineque exteriore fuscis,
maculis exlerioribus albis, guttis marginalibus nigris ; posticce
vitrece.

Pale lemon-yellow. Vertex very small ; front with the borders
very highly elevated between the eyes, and with a slight middle
keel. Eyes prominent. Prothorax very short. Mesothorax flat.
Fore wings nearly hyaline, with five black oblique costal streaks;
the second streak joining the fore end of a brown band, which
extends to the hind border; the fourth and fifth streaks enclosing
part of a row of white spots ; exterior border brown, with a few
black dots ; transverse veinlets forming two irregular lines, the inte-
rior one incomplete. Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 2
lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr, Bates' collection.

Africa.

ClXIUS D1VIDENS.

Niger; capitis thoracisque segmenta testaceo marginata; vertex
concavus, perangustus ; frons subplana, carina testacea ; oculi
magni ; prothorax arcuatus, apud medium brevissimus ; meso-
thorax quinque carinatus ; abdominis segmenta testaceo mar-
ginata ; femora nigra, testaceo lineata ; alee vitrece, venis
nigris ; antica stigmate nigro linea transversa alba diviso.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 79

Black. Segments of the head and of the thorax with testaceous
borders. Vertex concave, very narrow ; front nearly flat, straight
on each side, widening from the vertex to the face, wiih a testaceous
keel. Eyes large. Proihorax arched, very short in the middle.
Mesothorax with five keels. Hind borders of the abdominal seg-
ments testaceous. Femora black, with testaceous lines. Wings
vitreous ; veins black. Fore wings with a black stigma, which has
a white transverse line near its base. Length of the body 2\ lines ;
of the wings 6 lines.

a. St. Helena. From M. Boheman's collection.

Cixius DIVISUS.

Fuscus ; capitis thoracisque .tegmenta testaceo marginata ; vertex
minimus; fronset fades carinata?, perangus tee ; f runs sub-
producta ; prothorax brevissimus ; mesothorax planus ; abdo-
men testaceum ; pedes testacei, tibiis et tarsorum articulis
apice nigris ; aim anticce fuscce, fasciis duabus nigris, una
perobliqua, altera subarcuata vix obliqua, litura costali guttis-
que marginalibus albidis, lituris duabus apud marginem
interiorem nigris, margine exteriore fuseo ; posticce cine-
rascentes.

Brown. Segments of the head and of the thorax with testa-
ceous borders. Head prominent beyond the eyes. Vertex very
small ; front and face keeled, very narrow. Prothorax very short.
Mesothorax flat. Abdomen and legs testaceous ; tips of the tibiae
and of the joints of the tarsi black. Fore wings brown, with two
black bauds; the first very oblique, extending from the base of the
costa to the interior border ; the second slightly curved, hardly
oblique, nearly contiguous to the first on the interior border ;
a whitish mark on the costa joining the exterior side of the second
band, and a row of whitish dots extending from thence round the
tip of the wing to the interior border, where they are terminated by
two black marks ; the spaces between these dots are brown. Hind
wings grayish. Length of the body 1^ line; of the wings 4^
lines.

a. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

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Asia.

ClXIUS NUB1LUS.

Testaceus ; vertex et from valde compressa, marginibux elevatis ;
prothorax brevissimus ,• mesothorax bicarinatus ; alee antiae
subcinerascentes, latiusculce, maculis nonnullis magnis con-
fluentibus fuscis , lineis duabus transversis interioribus strigis-
que nonnullis submarginalibus nigris ; poslicce albidce.

Testaceous. Vertex and front much compressed, with elevated
borders. Prothorax very short. Mesothorax with two slight keels.
Fore wings slightly grayish, rather broad, with several large con-
fluent brown spots ; two black transverse lines before the middle,
and some submarginal black streaks along the veins. Hind wings
whitish. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

0 ClXIUS PUSTULATUS.

Cixius pustulatus, Walk. Jowrn. Linn. Soc. i. 87, 16.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

O ClXIUS PERPLEXUS.

Cixius perplexus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 147, 22.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Cixius simplex.

Cixius simplex, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 147, 34.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Cixius nexus.
Cixius nexus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 148, 37.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 81

ClXIUS FINITUS.

Cixius fioitus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 149, 43.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

New Zealand.

ClXIUS PUNCTIMARGO.

Pallide slramineus ; vertex depressus, margine elevato ; from ob-
longa, carinata, marginibus elevatis ; prothorax brevissimus ;
mesothorax planus ; alee vitrei, venis pallide Jlavis ; anticts
venis apicalibus apice nigro notatis, venulis transversis nigris.

Pale straw-colour. Vertex depressed, with elevated borders ;
front oblong;, with elevated borders, with a distinct keel, and form-
ing a small triangular compartment, which adjoins the vertex.
Prothorax very short. Mesothorax somewhat depressed. Wings
vitreous ; veins pale yellow. Fore wings with black transverse
veinlets, and with a black mark at the tip of each apical vein ;
transverse veinlets forming two incomplete lines. Length of the
body l£ line; of the wings 4 lines.

a — e. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

ClXIUS FINITIMUS.

Pallide luteus aut testaceus, vertex elongatus tricarinatus, carinis
lateralibus antice angulum acutum Jingentibus ; from facies-
gue disco piceo, hac lanceolata, ilia unicarinata ; thorax non-
nunquam niger ; abdomen supra nigricans ; pedes nigro fas-
ciati ; ala anticce cinereo vitrecc, venis pallide testaceis nigro
annulatis ; posticce cinerece, venis nigris.

Pale luteous or testaceous. Vertex longer than broad, with
three keels, the lateral pair converging towards the front, where
they are connected and form an acute angle; front longer than
broad, smooth, shining, with a slight middle keel, widening towards
the face ; disk piceous, as is also that of the face, which is lanceo-
late. Thorax sometimes black. Prothorax transverse, conical in
front. Abdomen blackish above. Legs with black bands. Fore
wings greyish vitreous ; veins pale testaceous, with black wings.
Hind wings gray, with black veins. Length of the body 2 lines ;
of the wings 4 lines.

a, b. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

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ClXIUS MAEGTNALIS.

Niger; capitis thoracisque segmenta testaceo marginata ; vertex
subdepressus, suboblongus, antice angnstior ; frons plana,
marginibus arcuatis, carina furcata testacea ; prothorax arcu-
atus, brevissimus ; mesothorax quinque carina tus ; segmento-
rum abdominalium margines lateribus testaceis ; tibia tar-
sique testacea; aim vitrece. ; anticce stigmate nigro guttaque
alba conjunctis, venis testaceis nigro guttalis ; poslicce venis
nigris.

Black. Segments of the head and of the thorax with testa-
ceous borders. Vertex slightly depressed, somewhat narrower in
front, a little longer than broad ; front flat, convex on each side,
broader towards the face, with a testaceous keel, which is forked
towards the vertex. Prothorax arched, very short. Mesothorax
with five keels. Hind borders of the abdominal segments testa-
ceous on each side. Tibia? and tarsi testaceous. Wings vitreous.
Fore wings with a black stigma, which has a white dot at its inner
end ; veins testaceous, with black dots. Hind wings with black
veins. Length of the body 1\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a, b. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

ClXIUS INTERIOR.

Testaceus ; vertex angustus, concavus, disco obscuriore ; frons et
fades carinaia, margine subelevalo ; prothorax brevissimus,
valde arcuatus ; mesothorax tricar inatus ; abdomen f us cescens,
segmentis albido marginatis ; aim vitrece, venis testaceis apice
nigris; anticce litura discali transversa interior e fuse a, stig-
mate albido.

Testaceous. Vertex narrow, concave, with a darker disk ;
front and face with a distinct keel, their borders slightly elevated.
Prothorax very short, much arched. Mesothorax with three keels.
Abdomen pale brown ; hind borders of the segments whitish.
Wings vitreous ; veins pale testaceous, black towards the lips.
Fore wings with a brown transverse discal mark before the middle ;
transverse veinlets forming two lines, the interior one incomplete;
stigma whitish. Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings 6 lines.

a, b. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 83

ClXIUS ASPILUS.

Pallide testaceus ; vertex angustus, concavus ; from et fades cari-
nalcc, marginibus subelevatis ; prothorax brevissimus, valde
areuatus; mesotlwrax bicarinalus ; alee vitrece, venis testaceis
apice niyris ; anticce stigmate testaceo basi albido.

Pale testaceous. Vertex narrow, very concave; front and face
with a distinct keel, their borders slightly elevated. Prothorax
very short, much arched. Mesothorax with a slight keel on each
side. Wings vitreous ; veins pale testaceous, black towards the
tips. Fore wings with a pale testaceous stigma, which is whitish
at the base; transverse veinlets forming two lines, the interior one
incomplete. Length of the body If line; of the wings 5 lines.

a. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

ClXIUS RTJFIFRONS.

Fulvus ; caput testaceum ; vertex angustus, concavus ; frons et
fades carinatce, marginibus subelevatis, hac et illius disco
rufis , prothorax brevissimus, valde areuatus ; mesothorax tri-
carinatus ; abdomen lutescens ; alee vitrece, veuis testaceis api-
ces versus nigro punctatis, stigmate testaceo guttam nigricantem
includente.

Tawny. Head testaceous ; vertex narrow, concave ; front and
lace with a distinct keel, their borders slightly elevated ; face and
disk of the front red. Prothorax very short, much arched. Meso-
thorax with three keels. Abdomen somewhat luteous. Wings
vitreous ; veins testaceous, with black points towards the tips ;
stigma pale testaceous, with a blackish dot. Length of the body 2
lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. New Zealand. Presented by Colonel Bolton.

Genus DELPHAX, Cat. Horn. p. 350.

Delphax flavescens.
Delphax flavescens, Signoret.
«, b. France. Presented by M. Signoret.

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Genus ASIRACA, Cat. Horn. p. 360.

AsiRACA STEIGULOSA.

Picea, subtus testacea ; frons angusta, bicarinata ; oviductus niger,
abdomen sat superans ; alee sordide vitrece, venis nigris ; antica?
apud murginem interiorem nigro strigata>, stigmate testaceo
minimo.

Piceous, mostly testaceous beneath. Front narrow, with two
high keels. Oviduct black, extending some distance beyond the
abdomen. Wings dingy vitreous ; veins black. Fore wings with
some black streaks along the interior border to the tips ; stigma tes-
taceous, very small. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 7
lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus GADORA.

Corpus parvum, lineare. Caput laeve. Antennae lineares,
corporis dimidio longiores. Pedes graciles, longissimi. Ala?
antica? angustae, longissimae, apud medium contracta?, extus subfal-
catse, margine interiore convexo, venis paucis.

Body small, linear. Vertex and front smooth. Antenna?
linear, more than half the length of the body. Legs slender, ex-
tremely long. Fore wings narrow, almost twice the length of the
body, contracted in the middle ; the exterior part somewhat falci-
form, convex on the interior border; veins few.

Gadora capensis.

Nigra ; caput nitens ; pedes testacei ; ala antica vitrea, apices
versus nigra maculis duabus vitreis.

Black. Head shining. Legs testaceous. Fore wings vitreous
as far as the contraction ; exterior part black, with the exception of
two vitreous spots on the costa. Length of the body 1£ line ; of the
wings 6 lines,
-a, b. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 85

Genus JERALA.

Corpus parvum. Vertex depressus, conicus; frons laevis, con-
vexa. Antennae corpore non breviores; articuli I us et 2us dilatati,
subsetosi ; 2us lo longior, apicem versus angustior; 3us setifonnis.
Prothorax sat longus, subarcuatus. Mesothorax planus. Pedes
longiusculi, sat graciles. Alee anticae angustae.

Body small. Vertex flat, conical, moderately broad. Front
smooth, convex. Antennae as long as the body; first and second
joints dilated, minutely setose ; second longer than the first, much
dilated along half the length, slightly dilated from thence to
the tip ; third setiform. Prothorax moderately long, slightly
arched. Mesothorax flat. Legs rather long and slender. Fore
wings rather narrow ; veins much like those of Delphax.

Jerala singula.

Testacea ; antenna picece ; mesothorax fusco bivittatus ; abdomen
ex parte nigrum ; alee anticce vitrea, apice oblique nigricantes,
venis testaceis nigro punctatis ; posticce subcinerece, venis
nigris.

Testaceous. Antennae piceous. Mesothorax with a brown
stripe on each side. Abdomen partly black. Legs pale testaceous.
Fore wings vitreous, obliquely black at the tips ; veins testaceous,
with black punctures. Hind wings slightly grayish ; veins black.
Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

Genus BIDIS.
Bidis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 88.

Bidis PICTULA.
Bidis pictula, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 150, 47.
o. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

86 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

BlDIS PUNCTIFROXS.

Bidis punctifrons, Walk. Joum. Linn. Soc. i. 150, 48.
a — c. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Genus OSTAMA.

OsTAMA JUNCTA.

Ostama juncta, Walk. Joum. Linn. Soc. i. 151, 50.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

V Genus RHOTALA.

Rhotala DELINEATA.
Rhotala delineata, Walk. Joum, Linn. Soc. i. 152, 52.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

V° Tribe ISSITES.
\A Subtribe ISSOIDES.
>/ O Genus ISSUS, Cat. Horn. p. 361.
Mexico;

r " Issus CASSIDOIDES.

Sordide viridis, nigro autfusco varius ; vertex transversus, depres-
sus ; from subobliqua, tricarinata, lateribus productis ; pro-
thorax antice subconicus ; mesothorax bicar hiatus ; pedes
robusti ; alee anticce submetallica, venis fulvis, costa basi sub-
gibbosa; posticus cinerascentes.

Dingy green, marked with black or brown, mostly black beneath.
Vertex depressed, nearly twice broader than long ; front depressed,
with three indistinct keels, slightly sloping forward, narrowest
towards the vertex, notched in the middle towards the face, beyond
which it is produced on each side. Prothorax more than twice
broader than long, very convex in front, extending partly over the

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 87

vertex. Mesothorax with a keel on each side. Legs very stout.
Fore win^s with the costa somewhat gibbous near the base ; areolets
with a slight metallic tinge ; veins tawny. Hind wings grayish.
Length of the body 3 lines j of the wings 7 lines.

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

A

ISSUS CLYPEATUS.

Viridis aut viridi-fuscus, nigro notatus ; vertex transversus,
depressus ; frons tricarinata; pro thorax antice convexus;
mesothorax bicarinatus ; alee anticee submetallicee> costa basi
subgibbosa ; posticce drier as rentes.

Green, or greenish brown, marked with black, especially be-
neath. Vertex depressed, twice broader than long ; front flat, with
three indistinct keels, a little narrower towards the vertex, slightly
notched in the middle by the face. Prothorax more than twice
broader than long, convex in front, hardly extending over the
vertex. Mesothorax with a keel on each side. Fore wings with a
slight metallic tinge; somewhat gibbous along the costa; veins
green. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the
wings 6 lines.

This species may be distinguished from the preceding by the
front, which is not sloping, and not produced on each side by the
face.

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

" T

ISSUS CASSIDIFORMTS.

Niger; vertex transversus, de pre ssas ; frons oblonga, tricarinata ;
prothorax ajitice convexus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; tibia
tavsique Jlavo fasciata, alee antica testaceo varies, guttis
duabus aut tribus plagaque albidis ; postica obscure ci-
nerea.

Black. Vertex depressed, hardly twice broader than long ;
front much longer than broad, with three indistinct keels, a little
narrower towards the vertex, with a slight transverse ridge towards
the face. Prothorax more than twice broader than long, convex
along the fore border, which extends slightly over the vertex.
Mesothorax with three indistinct keels. Tibise with a yellow band

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88 LIST OP HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

near the tip ; tarsi with a yellow band. Fore wings varied with
dingy testaceous ; a large whitish spot on the protuberance of the
costa near the base, and two or three whitish dots on the disk.
Hind wings dark gray. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings
6 lines.

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

ISSUS OVATIPENNIS.

Fulvus; vertex transversus, carina marginibusque elevatis fulvis ;
frons fusca, Icevis, nitens, oblonga, tricarinata, fades striyulis
transversis nigris; prothorax testaceus, brevissimus ; meso-
thorax parvus, trigonus, niger, testaceo marginatus ; abdomen
nigrum, subtus apicem versus viride ; alai anticce nigrce, an-
gusta, basi lituraque poslica fulvis ; posticce cinereo vitrea,
venis nigris.

Tawny. Vertex transverse, with a testaceous keel and with
testaceous elevated borders ; front mostly brown, smooth, shining,
much longer than broad, with three slight keels, a little broader
towards the face, which has black transverse marks on each side.
Prothorax testaceous, very short. Mesothorax small, triangular,
black, with a testaceous border. Abdomen black, green beneath
towards the tip. Fore wings black, narrow, tawny towards the base,
and with a tawny mark on the interior border ; borders rounded
towards the tip. Hind wings grayish vitreous; veins black.
Length of the body l^ line ; of the wings 4 lines.

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

/o

South America.

ISSUS INFIXUS.

Ferrugineus ; vertex transversus, concavus ; frons lavis, nitens,
disco nigro, vitta teslacea ; prothorax antice convexus ; meso-
thorax parvus, trigonus, depressus ; pedes nigri ; tibia ante-
riores ferruginem, postica? viridi fasciata ; alee antica sub-
tuber culata, fascia media maculisque exterioribus discalibus
nigris. Var. — Rufescens ; frons disco piceo ; alee anticce vix
nigro signata?.

Ferruginous. Vertex transverse, concave; front smooth,
shining, with a black disk and with a testaceous stripe towards the

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 89

vertex. Prothorax transverse, short-conical, covering part of the
vertex. Mesothorax small, triangular, depressed. Femora and
tarsi black. Hind tibia? pale green, black towards the base and at
the tips. Fore wings slightly tuberculate, with a black middle
band, which is abbreviated hindward, and with some black exterior
discal marks. Var. Reddish. Disk of the front piceous. Fore
wings with the black parts almost obsolete. Length of the body
2 lines; of the wings 4 lines.

a, b. Constancia, Province of Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark.

Africa.

ISSUS LONGIFROXS.

Testaceus ; vertex transversus, lateribus elevatis, frons longissima,
bicarinata, piceo varia, lateribus elevatis ; fades nigra, uni-
carinata; alee anticce nigricantus, lateribus dejlexis, plaga
basali magna fasciaque lata obliqua exteriore testaceis, venis
testaceis bene determinatis ; posticce subcinerea.

Testaceous. Vertex broader than long, with elevated borders ;
front vertical, four times longer than broad, hardly broader towards
the face, partly piceous, with two keels and with elevated borders ;
its sides well developed ; face black, with one keel. Prothorax
transverse, conical in the middle. Mesotborax small, flat. Fore
wings blackish, vertical on each side, with a large testaceous
patch near the base, and with a broad oblique testaceous band ;
veins testaceous, strongly marked. Hind wings slightly grayish.
Length of ihe body 2\ lines; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

Asia.

T

V^ ISSUS BYRRHOIDES.

Cervinus,nonnunquam viridi varius ; caput et thorax tuberculata;
vertex transversus, lateribus vix elevatis ; frons elongata, per-
obliqua, tricarinata, subtus abruple retracta ; facies elongata,
Icevis, convexa, nigro varia ; thorax subcarinatus ; mesothorax
carinis duabus obliquis ; pedes nigro lineati ; alee anticce sub-
fusiformes, subconvexce, venis elevatis, venulis plurimis, costa
basi subexcavata ; posticce nigricanles, reticulatcp, venulis
rufescentibus. Mas. — Abdomen apice subtus bitubercu-
latum.

I 3

90 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Fawn-colour, sometimes partly tinged with green. Head and
thorax tuberculate ; vertex transverse, flat, its borders hardly elevated ;
front very oblique, not twice longer than broad, slightly concave on
its fore border, with three keels, the lateral pair slightly curved;
under side abruptly retracted; face elongate, smooth, convex, not
keeled, mostly black. Thorax slightly keeled. Prothorax trans-
verse, convex along the fore border. Mesothorax triangular, with
an oblique keel on each side. Legs with black lines. Fore wings
subfusiform, slightly convex; veins elevated; veinlets very nume-
rous; costa slightly excavated near the base. Hind wings blackish,
reticulated; veins reddish. Male. — Abdomen with a tubercle on
each side at the tip beneath. Length of the body 4 — 4£ lines ; of
the wings 8—9 lines.

a, b North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

* ° ISSUS BRUCHOIDES.

Cervinus ; caput p'oductum; vertex longissimus, antice obliquus
ferrugbieus ; frons elongata, laieribus elevatis, subtus retracta ;
fades lanceolata ; oculi magni, ovati ; prothorax subcarinatus ;
mesothorax lateribus subreticulatis ; pectus testaceum; alee
anticce sat angustce, subfusiformes, inter venas subluberculatce ;
posticus obscure cinerete, apices versus subreticulatce, venis
nigris.

Fawn-colour. Head produced much in advance of the eyes;
vertex with elevated borders, about thrice or four times longer than
broad, linear and horizontal between the eyes, oblique, ferruginous
and slightly widening before the eyes; front much longer than
broad, with elevated borders, retracted beneath towards the face,
which is lanceolate. Eyes large, oval. Prothorax transverse, very
short-conical along the fore border, with a slightly middle keel.
Mesothorax triangular, very slightly reticulated on each side.
Pectus testaceous. Fore wings rather narrow, subfusiform, slightly
tuberculate between the veins. Hind wings dark gray, somewhat
reticulated towards the tips ; veins black. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS 91

T

1SSUS SPECTANS.

Piceus, lavis, nitens, subtus testaceus ; capitis latera fulva ; vertex
transversus, postice excavatus, lateribus subelevatis ; frons
elongata, subcarinata, lateribus subelevatis ; fades postice sub-
sulcata, antice carinata ; oculi (estacei, 7na</ni, conspicui;
prothorax subimpressus ; abdominis discus subtus piceus ; alee
anticce convexte, subovatce, venis vix elevatis, venulis paucis ;
posticce obscure cinerece, reticulata.

Piceous, smooth, shining, testaceous beneath. Head tawny on
each side ; vertex full twice broader than long ; hind side excavated,
angular, borders slightly elevated ; front much longer than broad,
forming a transverse ridge near the vertex, with a slight keel and
with slightly elevated borders ; face with a slight furrow towards the
front, and with a keel towards the rostrum. Eyes testaceous, large,
prominent. Prothorax transverse, forming a very obtuse angle in
front; disk slightly impressed. Mesothorax flat, triangular. Ab-
domen beneath with a piceous disk. Fore wings convex, nearly
oval; veins hardly elevated ; veinlets not numerous. Hind wings
dark cinereous, reticulated. Length of the body 3 lines; of the
wings 6. lines.

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

ISSUS RETRACTUS.

Issus retractus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 152, 55.
a—c. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

SO T

■J ISSUS ARCTATUS.

Issus arctatus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 153, 60.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

^ T

0 ISSUS OVALIS.

Issus ovalis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 154, 62.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

92 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

1SSUS LINEATCS.

Issus lineatus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 154, 64.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

y & T

ISSUS ANGUSTUS.

Testaceus, sat gracilis ; vertex transversus, nigro biviilatus, lateri-
bus elevatis ; frons elongata, subcarinata, nigro bifasciata,
lateribus subelevatis ; fades nigra ; prothorax nigro bimacu-
latus ; mesothorax nigro quadrimaculatus ; pectus nigro
bimaculatum ; pedes pallide virides ; alee antiete virides,
angustce, fusco varice, litura postica pallide viridi, striga
basali subcostali nigra ; postica pallide cinerece, venis nigris.

Testaceous, rather slender. Vertex transverse, with a black
stripe on each side, and with elevated borders ; front longer than
broad, with a slight middle keel and with slightly elevated borders,
with a black band where it joins the vertex, and with another near
the face, towards which the sides are slightly dilated and curved ;
face black. Prothorax transverse, slightly conical in front, with a
black spot on each side. Mesothorax with two black spots on each
side. Pectus with two black spots on each side. Legs pale green.
Fore wings narrow, green, varied with brown, with a pale green
mark extending from the middle of the interior border to the disk,
and with a black streak near the base of the costa ; veins and
veinlets regular. Hind wings pale cinereous, with black veins.
Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

o. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
V fc T

ISSUS SIMPLEX.

Pallide cervinus ; vertex elongatus, lateribus elevatis, carinis duabus
antice connexis ; frons longiuscula, tricarinata ; fades trigona,
carinis duabus indistinctis ; thorax parvus ; alee anticce an-
gustce, venis venulisque paucis in ordine dispositis ; postica?
subcinerea?, venis nigris perpaucis.

Pale fawn-colour. Vertex longer than broad, with elongated
borders, and with two keels which converge and are connected in
front ; front much longer than broad, with three keels, the lateral pair

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 93

converging towards the vertex, where they are connected; sides
widening towards the face, which is triangular, has an indistinct
ridge on each side, and is closely connected with the front. Thorax
very small. Fore wings narrow ; veins and veinlets few, quite
parallel and regular. Hind wings slightly cinereous ; veins black,
very few. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Wood's collection.

1 Genus HYSTEROPTERUM, Cat. Horn. p. 373.

v Hysteropterum trdncatum.

Testaceum, latum, fusco varium ; vertex transversus, depressus,
lateribus subelevatis ; frons elongata, subobliqua, tricarinata,
antice latiur ; fades lanceolata, sublus retracta ; alee anticce
latce, fusco conspersce, extus dilatatce, basi tuberculatum, lituris
discalibus nigricantibus, angulo exteriore rotundato, interiore
acuto ; posticte cinerece, venis nigris.

Testaceous, broad, varied with brown. Vertex transverse, de-
pressed, its borders slightly elevated; front slightly oblique, much
longer than broad, with three keels, the lateral pair converging at
each end ; sides slightly elevated, somewhat dilated and curved
towards the face, which is lanceolate and retracted beneath.
Prothorax transverse, short-conical in front. Fore wings broad,
widening exteriorly, truncate along the exterior border, minutely
speckled with brown, slightly tuberculate towards the base, with
some blackish marks in the disk towards the exterior border ; ex-
terior angle rounded ; interior angle acute ; veins and veinlets some-
what irregular. Hind wings gray ; veins black. Length of the
body 3 lines; of the wings 7 lines.

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

. ' Hysteropterum gibbipenne.

Testaceum ; vertex perangustus, lateribus setosis valde elevatis antice
nigro guttatis ; frons longissima, perangusta, carinata, linearis,
lateribus valde elevatis; mesothorax nigro trivittatus ; abdo-
men gibbosum, sublus nigrum, segmentis rufo marginatis ; alee
anticce subluridce, semivitrece, costa subconcava, margine in-
teriore nigro convexo, venis piceis ; posticce subcinerea, venis
nigris.

94 LIST OF HOMOPTERODS INSECTS.

Testaceous. Vertex very narrow ; its sides very much elevated,
and forming two high ridges, which are beset with bristles, aud
have each a black dot in front, where they form two short horns;
front vertical, keeled, linear, very long and narrow, its sides much
elevated ; face lanceolate. Prothorax very small. Mesothorax with
three black stripes. Abdomen gibbous above and at the base
beneath; hind borders of the segments red; under side mostly
black. Fore wings slightly lurid, semivitreous; costa slightly con-
cave; interior border convex, black ; veins piceous; veinlets few.
Hind wings grayish ; veins pale. Length of the body 3 lines; of
the wings 6 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

/&

Hysteropterum mutilatum.

Nigricans, breve, crassum, subtus testaceum; vertex transversns,
postice excavatus ; frons fere plana, vix elongata, postice
obliqua, antice erecta subdilatata ; facies lanceolata, carinata ;
mesothorax tricarinatus ; pedes testacei ; aloe anticce luridce,
breves, lata, apud costam viridescentes, extus vix dilatatce,
lituris duabus discalibus 7iigris, costa margineque exteriore
vix convexis, margine interiore subconcavo angulis rotun-
datis.

Blackish, short, thick, testaceous beneath. Vertex transverse,
its hind borders much excavated in the middle; front almost flat,
hardly longer than broad, oblique towards the vertex, vertical and
slightly widened towards the face, which is lanceolate and keeled.
Prothorax transverse. Mesothorax triangular, with three indistinct
keels. Legs testaceous. Fore wings lurid, short, broad, vertical,
greenish along the costa, with two black marks in each disk, very
slightly widening outward ; costa and exterior border hardly convex ;
interior border slightly concave ; angles rounded ; veins few, in-
distinct. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

^ Genus HEMISPHCERIUS, Cat. Horn. p. 377.

■*Q Hemisphcerius Schaumi.
Hemisphcerius Schaumi, Stal. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855.
Ceylon.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 95

HeMISPIKEEIUS NIGER.

Hemisphoerius niger, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 155, 66.

a. Malacca. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

6. Java. From the East India Company's collection.

These two species are larger than those from Borneo, and in
one of them the head is wholly pale testaceous.

V Hemisphoerius torpidus.
Hemisphoerius torpidus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 155, 68.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

r& Hemisphoerius btpustulatus.

Testaceus ; vertex transversus, fusco binotatus ; from faciesque
elongate, flavce, rufo bivittat<e; abdomen apice nigrum; aloe
anticce costa basi nigro notata extus fusco unimaculata.

Testaceous. Vertex transverse, with a brown mark on each
side; front and face forming a flat fusiform yellow compartment,
with two red stripes. Abdominal appendages mostly black. Fore
wings with a very convex costa, which has some black marks
towards the base, and a brown spot beyond two-thirds of the length.
Length of the body If line ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Ceylon. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

Hemisphcerius rufovarius.

Testaceus; vertex transversus, rufo notatus ; frons disco rufo;
fades nigra; prothorax rufo trinotatus ; mesothorax rufo
bivittatus ; abdomen subtus nigro fasciatum ; aid antic a sat
angusta.

Testaceous. Vertex transverse, with a red mark in the disk ;
front and fapfc flat; front with a red disk, much shorter and broader
than that of^?/. bipustulatus ; face black, lanceolate. Prothorax
with three minute red marks. Mesothorax with a red stripe on
each side. Abdomen with a black band beneath. Fore winsrs

96 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

rather narrower and more oblong than in the other species of the
genus. Length of the body If line ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Birmah. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Hemisphcerius typicus.
Henrisphcevius typicus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 155, 67.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

V ° Genus HIRACIA.
Hiracia, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 154.

Hiracia ignava.
Hiracia ignava, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 155, 65.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

0 Genus EURYBRACHYS, Cat. Horn. p. 381.

*° EURYBRACHYS RUFIVENTRIS.

Eurybrachys rufiventris, Stal. Kong I. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855.
Australia.

5 Eurybrachys transversa.

Nigra, subtus late rufa ; caput el thorax lituris paucis testaceis ;
frons et fades strigis plurimis transversis undulatis testaceis ;
frons trigona ; fades minima ; prothorrx brevissimus ; meso-
thorax iricarinatus ; pedes rufo conspersi, femoribus posticis
rufis ; al& antica lituris plurimis luridis, punctis costalibus
albis, gutta costali exteriore fasciaque subapicali vitreis, venis
obscure rufis ; postica atra.

Black, bright red beneath. Head and thorax with a few tes-
taceous marks. Vertex very slightly arched, shining by the front ;
front and face with numerous transverse undulating testaceous
streaks ; front triangular ; face very small. Prothorax very short.
Mesothorax with three slight keels. Legs speckled with red ; hind
femora red. Fore wings thickly sprinkled with lurid marks, with

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 97

white points along the costa, with a vitreous costal spot at two-
thirds of the length, and with a vitreous suhapical band ; veins dark
red. Hind wings deep black. Length of the body 2| lines ; of the
wings 7 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. From Mr. Diggles' collection.

V Subtribe DERBOIDES.

V" Genus DERBE, Cat. Horn. p. 396.

\/ Derbe albicans.
Derbe albicans, Stal. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855.
Brazil.

?/
i Derbe furcato-yittata.

Derbe furcato-vittata, Stal. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855.

Ceylon.

o

' Genus MYS1DIA, Cat. Horn. p. 397.

V Mysidia nebulosa.

Albida, luteo pallido varia ; caput perangustum, bicarinatum ;
prothorax antice conic us ; alee albida fusco pallido varia,
venulis transversis fusco obscuriore nebulosis, anticarum costa
basi subconspersa.

Whitish, varied with pale luteous. Head very narrow, forming
two parallel keels. Prothorax conical in front. Wings whitish,
mottled with pale brown ; transverse veinlets of the fore wings
clouded with darker brown ; costa of the fore wings slightly speckled
towards the base. Length of the body 1\ lines; of the wings
9 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Mysidia quadrifascia.

Albida, ex parte testacea ; ala albido-vitrea, venis pallide testaceis,
antica fasciis quatuor pallide fuscis, posticce fasciis duabus
pallide fuscis.

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98 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Whitish, partly testaceous, like the preceding species in struc-
ture. Wings whitish vitreous ; veins pale testaceous. Fore wings
with four pale brown bands, the third and fourth connected in front
and behind, and including a large spot. Hind wings with two pale
brown bands. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

* Mysidia citrina.

Citrina, suhtus pallida ; alee luteo -hyalines ; anticce cosla sub-
obscuriore, basi tuber culata, marginibus exteriore et interiore
fuscis ; postica? margine exteriore fusco.

Lemon-colour, paler beneath, in structure like M. nebulosa.
Wings luteous-hyaline. Fore wings with the costa a little darker,
tuberculate towards the base ; exterior and interior borders brown.
Hind wings with the exterior border brown. Length of the body
2 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Mysidia caliginosa.

Late rufa, subtus pallide testacea ; abdomen supra obscure rufum ;
alee cupreo-fusca, glauco subsuffusop, venis nigris.

Bright red, pale testaceous beneath, in structure like M. nebu-
losa. Abdomen dark red above. Wings cupreous-brown, with
a slight glaucous bloom ; veins black. Length of the body 2 lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

o

Genus THRACIA, Cat. Horn. p. 399.

Theacia varipennis.

Mas. Fulva ; vertex trigonus minimus ; frons et facies valde
compressor ; thorax testaceo tricarinatus ; pectus -pallide
luteum ; abdomen rufescens, subtus pallide luteum ; pedes
pallide testacei ; alee vitrea, perangustte, albo sujf'usce, lituris
plurimis fuscis nonnullisque nigricantibus, venis ex parte
rufescentibus.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS. 99

Male. Tawny. Vertex triangular, very small ; front and
face much compressed, the first forming an edge between the eyes.
Thorax with three testaceous keels. Pectus pale luteous. Abdo-
men reddish, pale luteous beneath. Legs pale testaceous. Wings
vitreous, very narrow, tinged with white, with numerous brown
marks, and with several blackish marks, which, in the fore wings,
occupy some of the veinlets, and form an irregular subcostal stripe,
and two dotted lines, the one discal, the other marginal ; veins
partly reddish. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 12
lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Subtribe FLATOIDES.
Genus FLATOj DES, Cat. Horn. p. 404.
6 Asia:
^0 Flatoides discalis.

Flatoides discalis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 89, 25.

a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

c. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Baffles' collection.

V C Flatoides limitaris.
Flatoides limitaris, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 157, 79.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Q Flatoides stupidus.
Flatoides stupidus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 157, 80.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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100 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Flatoides EPISCOPUS.

Fulvus, subtus lestaceus ; vertex brevissimus ; frons transversa, carina
brevi ; fades parva, trigona ; prothorox subarcaatus, subcari-
natus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen luteum, subgibbo-
swn ; ala? alba, anlica fasciis tribus lads connexis nigri-
cantibus, fasciis tribus nigro-chalybeis, 3a marginali ; posticce
fasciis duabus, una lata media lurida, altera nigricante
marginali.

Tawny, testaceous beneath. Vertex very short, slightly ex-
panded on each side ; front transverse, with a slight keel, which is
obsolete towards the face ; face small, triangular. Prothorax
slightly arched, more than four times broader than long, with
a slight middle keel. Mesothorax with three keels, the lateral pair
oblique, converging forwards. Abdomen luteous, somewhat gib-
bous. Wings white. Fore wings with three broad blackish bands,
which are connected in front ; first and second connected in the
middle : the three more or less connected with or interrupted
by three chalybeous black bands, of which the first is costal, the
second is curved and contained in the fore part of the second
blackish band, and the third is marginal ; a deep black spot half
enclosed in the second chalvbeous band. Hind wings with a broad
middle lurid band, and a blackish marginal band. Length of the
body 4 — A\ lines; of the wings 10 — 11 lines.

a, b. North China. Prom Mr. Fortune's collection.

Q Flatoides facialis.

Niger, nitens ; caput piceo marginatum ; frons transversa, tricari-
nata ; fades parva, testacea ; prothorax brevis, arcuatus, uni-
carinalus ; mesothorax quinque carinatus ; abdomen testaceum
disco nigro ; pedes pallide testacei ; aim vilrea, venis nigris
basi pallide testaceis ; anticw margine nigricante, strigis cos-
talibus luridis, gutta alba, guttis duabus fasciaque fere obsoleta
fuscis ; posticce margine exteriore fusco.

Black, shining. Head with piceous borders ; vertex extremely
short ; front transverse, with three very slight keels ; face tes-
taceous, small. Prothorax short, arched, with an impression on
each side, and with a very slight keel in the middle. Mesothorax
with five keels, the middle one very slight, the other four oblique.

LIST OP HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 101

Abdomen testaceous ; disk above mostly black. Legs pale testa-
ceous. Wings vitreous ; veins black, pale testaceous towards the
base. Fore wings with a blackish border, which is broadest along
the costa, where it is accompanied by some lurid streaks, and
is dilated where it includes a lurid spot, which is connected with a
white dot ; a brown dot in the disk near the base, and another
by the interior border; a slight trace of a brown band along the
interior row of veinlets, which are irregular ; exterior row of vein-
lets quite regular. Hind wings with a brown exterior border.
Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

/ 7

V OFlatoides dubitans.

Niger; vertex parvus ; frons plana , testacea, subquadrata, fascia
nigra ; fades parva ; prothorax brevissimus ; pedes testacei ;
alec anticce nigro-fuscce, costa non lata; posticce nigricante-
cinerece.

Black. Vertex small ; front flat, testaceous, almost square,
with a black band by the vertex; face small. Prothorax very
short. Legs testaceous. Fore wings blackish brown ; costa not
broad ; transverse veinlets forming two regular exterior lines, else-
where irregular. Hind wings blackish gray. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

/ -

Flatoides nigrifrons.

Fulvus ; vertex niger, brevissimus ; frons nigra, transversa, quinque
carinata, antice rotundata ; fades minima ; prothorax arcua-
tus brevissimus, albidus, antice testaceus; mesothorax trica-
rinatus, disco nigro ; abdomen nigrum, testaceo bivittatum ;
pedes pallide testacei ; alee vitreoe, venis nigris basi testaceis ;
anticce tnargine incompleto nigricante guttas vitreas includente,
venulis transversis nigris fusco subnebulosis ; postica margine
perangusto nigricante.
Tawny. Vertex black, extremely short ; front black, transverse,
rounded in front, with five very indistinct keels ; face very small,
Prothorax arched, whitish, very short, testaceous in front. Meso-
thorax with a black disk, and with three keels, which are connected
in front. Abdomen black, with a testaceous stripe on each side.

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102 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Legs pale testaceous. Wings vitreous ; veins black, testaceous
towards the base. Fore wings with an irregular blackish border,
which is incomplete along the interior margin, and contains nume-
rous vitreous dots; transverse veinlets black, irregular, very slightly
clouded with brown. Hind wings with a very narrow blackish bor-
der. Length of the body 2\ lines; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

Australia.

^ ' Flatoides tibialis.

Nigricans; caput ferrugineum ; vertex brevissimus ; frons trans-
versa, tricarinata, ruga transversa ; fades parva, trigona ;
prothorax ferrugineus, arcuatus, brevissimus ; mesothorax tri-
carinatus ; pedes ferruginei, libiis albidis ; alee vitrece, nigro
marginatce ; antica macula costali alba, maculis duabus [una
apicali, altera subapicali) nitentibus atris, fasciis duabus in-
completis nigris, venulis transversis nigro submarginatis.

Blackish. Head ferruginous. Vertex very short; front much
broader than long, with three slight keels, and with a transverse
ridge towards the face ; face small, triangular. Prothorax ferrugi-
nous, arched, very short. Mesothorax with three keels. Legs fer-
ruginous ; tibiae whitish. Wings vitreous, with black borders.
Fore wings with a white costal spot, and with two shining deep
black spots, the one subapical, the other apical ; two irregular and
incomplete black bands ; transverse veinlets slightly bordered with
black. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Aneiteum, New Hebrides. Presented by the Admiralty.

C Flatoides australis.

pulvus, subtus testaceus; vertex brevissimus, nigro biguitatvs ; frons
plana, transversa, tricarinata ; prothorax tricarinatus, valde
arcuatus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; alee vitrecs, venis nigris
basi testaceis ; anticce margine lato nigro-fusco, macula costali
vitrea, fasciis tribus discalibus fuscis interruptis indetermi-
natis ; postica margine fusco.

Tawny, testaceous beneath. Vertex very short, with a blackish
dot on each side ; front flat, transverse, with three keels ; face elon-

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 103

gate triangular. Prothorax much arched in front, with three keels,
the lateral pair very oblique. Mesothorax with three keels. Wings
vitreous ; veins black, testaceous at the base. Fore wings with
a broad blackish brown border, which is much paler towards the
base, and contains a vitreous spot at two-thirds of the length of
the costa; disk with three interrupted and very irregular brown
bands. Hind wings with a brown border, which is somewhat paler
and narrower than that of the fore wings. Length of the body 2^
lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

0 Flatoides aperiens.

Niger, obscurus ; vertex brevissimus ; frons plana, subtransversa,
sabtuberculata, cariiris tribus indistinctis, lateribus piceis ;
prothorax subarcuatus, unicarinatus ; mesothorax tricari-
natus ; pedes picei ; ala? anticce anthracince, faseiis duabus
nitentibus chalybeo-nigris, punctis maryinalibus, macula cos-
tali gutlisque exterioribus discalibus albis, venis ex parte
ferrugineis ; posticce cinereo-vitrece, nigro late marginata.
Var. — Caput et thorax rufescente-ferruginea ; pedes antici
testacei ; anticce venis basi testaceis, striga lata transversa sub-
fusiformi alba.

Black, dull. Vertex very short, almost hidden by the protho-
rax ; front tint, a little broader than long, very minutely tuberculate,
with three indistinct keels; borders piceous. Prothorax slightly
arched, with one keel. Mesothorax with three keels. Legs
piceous. Fore wings coal-black, with two shining chalybeous-black
bands, with whitish points along ihe costa and along the exterior
border, with a white costal spot, and with two exterior white discal
dots ; veins partly ferruginous. Hind wings grayish vitreous, with
broad black borders. Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings 6
lines.

Var. Head and thorax reddish ferruginous. Fore legs testa-
ceous. Fore wings with the veins mostly testaceous towards the
base ; a large transverse subfusiform white streak with white veins
instead of the interior discal dot. Length of the body 3 lines ; of
the wings 8 lines.

a, b. Nauai, Fejee Islands.

104 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

V

O Genus RICANIA, Cat. Horn. p. 422.

*s( RiCANIA TRIttUTTA.

Testacea, viridi varia, rufo notata ; capitis latera ampla ; vertex
brevis, arcuatus ; frons longissima, tricarinata ; mesothorax
nigra bicarinatus, fusco bivittatus ; abdominis segmenta rufo
marginata ; aloe vitrea, vents nigris ; alee antica? margine ex-
teriore subfuscescente, maculis duabus, una discali, altera api-
cali, nigris, sligmate lurido maculam nigram includente.

Testaceous, partly pale green, with a few little red marks.
Head forming a long vertical compartment on each side; vertex
short, arched ; front very long, very slightly widened towards the
face, with three keels, the lateral pair converging. Mesothorax
with two hlack keels, between which there are two brown stripes.
Abdomen with a red baud on the hind border of each segment.
Wings vitreous ; veins black. Fore wings with a slight brown
tinge along the exterior border, with a black spot in the disk, and
with a black apical spot; stigma lurid, containing a black spot.
Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

RiCANIA OSMYLOIDES.

Ricania osmyloides, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 157, 81.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

' Ricania plenipennis.

Viridis ; vertex transversus, depressus, nigro marginatum ; frons et
fades carinatce; prothorax carinatus, valde arcuatus ; meso-
thorax carinis tribus rufescentibus ; ala vitrece, lata, venis
nigris ; antica stigmate viridi, areolis discalibus hexagonis.

Green. Vertex transverse, depressed, bordered with black,
forming a slight angle in front ; front and face keeled, the former
very much longer than broad. Prothorax much arched, with
a middle keel. Mesothorax with three reddish keels. Wings

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 105

vitreous, broad ; veins black. Fore wings with a green stigma ;
submarginal and marginal areolets elongated, regular; discal areo-
lets irregular, mostly hexagonal ; nine parallel oblique costal vein-
lets between the base of the wing and the stigma. Hind wings with
few veins and very few veinlets. Length of the body 3-g- lines ; of
the wings 9 lines.

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

RlCANIA SUBGUTTATA.

Testacea; vertex linea transversa nigra ; frons longiuscula, trica-
rinata ; fades unicarinata ; prothorax conicus, unicarinatus ,
mesothorax bicarinatus ; abdominis segmenta nigro fasciata ;
alae cinereo-vitrea, venis nigris ; antica? apud margines sub-
luridce, guttis duabus (una costali, altera postica) guttisqne
subcostalibus et submarginalibus, strigis marginalibus fasciaque
abbreviata fuscis ; posticce apud margines fusca?.

Testaceous. Vertex almost concealed by the prothorax, with
a black line along its fore border ; front vertical, about twice longer
than broad, with slightly elevated borders, and with three keels ;
middle keel very slight; lateral pair converging and united towards
the face, which has a single keel. Prothorax conical, with one
keel. Mesothorax with two keels. Abdomen with a short black
band on each segment. Wings grayish vitreous ; veins black.
Fore wings with a lurid tinge about ihe borders, with a brown costal
dot, with brown subcostal and submarginal dots, with a pale brown
streak on each marginal areolet, and with one brown dot on the in-
terior border ; a dark brown band at two-thirds of the length obso-
lete towards the interior border. Hind wings mostly brown along
the borders. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida PfeifFer's collection.

£ Genus BENNA, Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 157.

- Benna clausans.
I Benna clarescens, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158, 84.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

106 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Benna PR^STANS.
Benna praestans, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158, 85.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

14

Genus SERIDA, Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158.

° Serida FERVENS.
Serida fervens, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158, 87.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

0 Genus PARICANA, Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158.

Paricana dilatipennis.
Paricana dilatipennis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 159, 88.
a, b. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

)/o

Genus COTRADES. 0

Caput sat altum ; vertex magnus, transversus, depressus, quad-
ratus, bicarinatus ; frons plana, transversa, oblique retracta ; facies
lata. Mesothorax tricarinatus. Alae anticas veuulis costalibus
plurimis erectis parallelis, venulis discalibus venisque exterioribus
plurimis, spatio elongato apicali e venulis paucis robustis ; posticae
venis plurimis, venulis nullis.

Head rather deep ; vertex large, transverse, depressed, quad-
rate, with a short oblique keel on each side, its length more than
half its breadth ; front flat, transverse, obliquely retracted, widening
towards the face, which is broad. Prothorax extending over a part
of the vertex. Mesothorax with three slight keels. Fore wings
with a broad costa, which has numerous upright parallel veinlets ;
discal veinlets very numerous; veins also very numerous on the ex-
terior part; an apical elongated space, in which the veinlets
are stout and few, and the areolets consequently much larger than
they are elsewhere on the wing. Hind wings with rather numerous
veins ; no veinlets.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 107

0 COTRADES INTRICATA.

Pallide viridis ; mesothorax fulvo biviltatus ; abdominis discus
nigricans, apud medium luteus ; alee antics subluridce, extus
pallidiores, apud costam nigricanles, stigmate venisque albidis ;
posticm cinerascentes, venis nigris.

Pale green. Vertex concave along the hind border. Meso-
thorax with a tawny stripe on each side. Abdomen with a blackish
disk, which is luteous in the middle. Fore wings somewhat lurid ;
paler exteriorly, blackish along the costa, excepting the whitish
stigma ; veins whitish. Hind wings grayish; veins black. Length
of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

. Genus POCHAZIA, Cat. Horn. p. 425.

V Q POCHAZIA RUPTILINEA.

Nigra ; vertex brevissimus ; frons transversa, subcarinata ; fades
carina ta ; pro thorax carinatus, brevis ; mesothorax tricarina-
tus ; pedes ferruginei, femoribus nigris ; ala nigro-fusca,
fascia obliqua alba apud costam interrupta.

Black. Vertex extremely short ; front transverse, with a slight
keel and slightly elevated borders; face keeled. Prothorax keeled,
more than four times broader than long. Mesothorax with three
keels, the lateral pair oblique. Legs ferruginous ; femora black.
Wings blackish brown, with an oblique white band, which in the
fore wings is notched in front, and does not extend to the costa, but
is accompanied by a white costal spot. Length of the body 4 lines;
of the wings 12 lines.

a. West Africa. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

0 Genus NEPHESA, Cat. Horn. p. 433.

* O NEPHESA GRATA.

Nephesa grata, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 160, 96.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

108 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

1/ A

Nephesa volens.
Nephesa volens, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 161, 98.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

•v o Nephesa deducta.
6 Var. Tota alba.

Nephesa deducta, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 161, 101.
a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

F ° Genus FLATA, Cat. Horn. p. 434.
v/

FLATA NIGROCINCTA.

Rufescens ; vertex elongatus, antice anqustior, marginibus elevatis ;
antenna nigra ; thorax ex parte tesiaceus aut viridis ; protho-
rax tricarinatus ; abdomen pallide testaceum, albo Jloccosum ;
pedes anteriores nigri ; aim antiece albido-iestacea aut pallide
virides, basi ochracea, margine strigaque brevi apud marginem
interiorem nigris ; postica alba, basi testacea.

Keddish. Vertex elongated, narrower towards the front, with
elevated borders. Antennae and anterior legs black. Thorax partly
testaceous or pale green. Pro thorax with three keels. Abdomen
pale testaceous, with white flock. Fore wings whitish testaceous or
pale green, orange-red at the base, bordered with black, and with
a short black upright streak proceeding from two-thirds of the length
of the interior border. Hind wings white, testaceous at the base.
Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 16 lines.

a — d. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Flata bipunctata.

Testacea aut pallide viridis ; vertex conicus ; frons elongata, cari-
nata, marginibus elevatis ; fades lanceolata ; antenna nigra ;
prothorax brevis ; mesolhorax tricarinatus; ala antica reti-
culata, pallide virides, apud costam dilatata et convexa,
apice anguloque interiore rotundatis, cosla margineque inte-
riore tuberculatis, gutta nigra strigaque lutea posticis margi-
nalibus connexis; postica alba.

a

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LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 109

Pale green or testaceous. Vertex conical ; front elongate,
a little narrower towards the face, with a keel and with elevated
borders ; face lanceolate. Antennae black. Prothorax short.
Mesothorax with three slight keels. Fore wings pale green, reticu-
lated, dilated and convex along the costa, rounded at the tips and
on the interior angle, near which there is a black dot connected
with a luteous streak ; costa and interior border tuberculate,
especially the latter, which is dilated towards the base. Hind
wings white. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

b. Port Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

0 Genus COLOBESTHES, Cat. Horn. p. 439.

COLOBESTHES ALBIPLANA.

Colobesthes albiplana, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 92.
a. Birraah. From Mrs. Waring's collection.

Genus PCECILOPTERA, Cat. Horn. p. 442.

PoSCILOPTERA? FLAVA.

Flata flava, Montrouzier, Annales des Sciences, Sf-c. de Lyon, 2me
Ser. vii. 111.

Isle Woodlark (or Moiou).

4 PCECILOPTERA? RUBRA.

Flata rubra, Montrouzier, Ann. Sci. Lyon, 2me Sir. vii. 111.
Woodlark.

PCECILOPTERA SOBRINA.

Pceciloptera sobrina, Stal. Kongl. Vet. ATcad. Handl. 1855.
Sierra Leone.

0 Pgeciloptera ARGIOLUS.
Pceciloptera argiolus, Stal. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855.

110 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

v r; PCECILOPTERA HELENA.

Pallide testaceo-viridis, albo farinosa ; caput lateribus valde eleva~
tis, f route subelliptica ; prothorax arcuatus ; alee anticee venis
venulisque plurimis, gutta discali interiore nigricante, fasciis
tribus exterioribus arcuatis albidis, costa subconvexa ; posticce
albce.

Flata Helena, White, MSS.

Pale testaceous-green, powdered with white. Head with the
lateral borders much elevated; front nearly elliptical. Prothorax
arched. Fore wings with very numerous ramose veins; transverse
veinlets numerous, irregular; a blackish dot in the disk near
the base, and three exterior curved whitish bands; costa slightly
convex. Hind wings white. Abdomen with long white apical
laminae.

r> Var. Tesiacea ; abdomen album ; alee anticee rosece, apud discum
albce fasciis duabus roseis ; posticce albce.

Var. Testaceous. Front slightly widening towards the face,
with a slight middle keel and with slightly elevated borders. Ab-
domen white. Fore wings rosy, with a black dot in the disk near
the base ; disk white, except towards the base, and including two
rosy bands, the exterior one slightly curved, almost parallel to the
rosy exterior border, which contains a paler line. Hind wings
white. Length of the body 6 — 7 lines ; of the wings 20 — 22
lines.

«— c. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

N t? P(ECILOPTERA COMBINATA.

Albida ; vertex brevissimus ; frons tricarinata, lateribus sub-
elevatis ; tarsi nigri ; alee anticce macula guttaque luteis gut-
taque nigra ; posticce albce.

Whitish. Vertex very short ; front with three very slight keels
and with slightly elevated borders. Tarsi black. Wings, in struc-
ture, much like those of P. Helena. Fore wings with a luteous
spot and a luteous dot in the disk near the base, the spot nearly in
a line behind the dot, and partly including a black dot. Hind
wings white. Length of the body 4 — 6 lines ; of the wings 16 — 20
lines.

a. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. Ill

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PCECTLOPTERA GUTTULARIS.

Var. Testacea, albo tomentosa, nonnunquam pallide viridis ; frons
subcarinata, lateribus subconvexis subelevaiis ; prolhorax sub-
carinatus ; mesothorax carinis tribus non bene determinatis ;
abdomen scepissime album; alee anticce guttis oclodecem
nigris, costa subconvexa raro viridescente, margine exteriore
subrecto ; posticce albce.

Nephesa guttularis, Walk.

Var. Much larger than the specimen from Borneo.

Testaceous, with white tomentum, rarely pale green. Front
longer than broad, with a slight middle keel ; lateral borders slightly
convex, slightly elevated. Prothorax arched, with a distinct keel.
Mesothorax with three slight keels, the middle obsolete hindward,
the lateral pair obsolete in front. Abdomen generally white. Fore
wings rarely tinged with green towards the base and along the
costa, adorned with about eighteen minute black dots ; costa
slightly convex ; exterior border almost straight, forming two right
angles with the costa and with the interior border. Hind wings
white. Length of the body 4£ — 5 lines; of the wings 15 — 16
lines.

a — e. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

PcECILOPTERA TeNNENTINA.

Lcete prasina ; caput subtestaceum ; prothorax arcuatus, fasciis
duabus angulatis testaceis ; mesothorax testaceo bivittatus ;
abdomen album ; alee anticce fusco biguttatce, apud costam
valde convexce, margine exteriore subconvexo, angulis rotunda-
tis, venis pallidis ; poslicce alba.

Flata Tennentina, White, MSS.

Bright grass-green. Head slightly testaceous ; vertex and
front with a very indistinct middle keel and with elevated borders ;
vertex transverse, front longer than broad. Prothorax arched, with
two angular testaceous bands. Mesothorax with two testaceous
stripes. Abdomen white. Fore wings very convex along the costa,
slightly convex along the exterior border, the angles quite rounded ;
a brown dot in the disk, and a smaller one on the exterior border
near the interior angle ; veins and veinlets pale, very numerous.

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U2 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Hind wings white. Length of the .body 4 lines ; of the wings 14

lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

* ,:d Pceciloptera ocellifera.

Luteo-viridis ; prolhorax arcuatus, carinatus, bipunctulatus ; me-
sothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen albidum ; alee anticte annulis
plurimis minutis rufis, apud costam subconvexai, apice rotun-
data, margine exteriore subrecto, angulo interiore peracuto ;
posticcB alba.

Luteous-green. Vertex and front with a slight keel ; front a
little longer than broad, narrower towards the face, with a slight
and short keel on each side, the borders hardly elevated. Prothorax
arched, with an impression on each side of the slight middle keel.
Mesothorax with three slight keels. Abdomen whitish. Fore wings
with many small red ringlets of various size, slightly convex along
the costa, almost straight along the exterior border ; tips rectangular,
but rounded ; interior angle very acute. Hind wings white.
Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings 12 lines.

This species, like the following, is one of the links which con-
nect Colobesthes and Nephesa with Pceciloptera, to which genus the
other two should be united.
a. Ceram. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

V O

Pceciloptera areolifera.

Viridescente-alba ; prothorax arcuatus, carinatus, subtuberculatus ;
mesothorax bicarinatus ; alee antiea apud costam valde con-
vexa, apice angulatce, margine exteriore recto, angulo interiore
peracuto, margine interiore undulato, venis paucis, venulis
plurimis ; postica alba?.

Greenish white. Vertex very short; front flat, longer than
broad, slightly widening towards the face, with three very slight
keels and with hardly elevated borders. Prothorax arched, slightly
tuberculate, with a distinct keel. Mesothorax with two slight keels.
Fore wings with the costa very convex, the tips rectangular and not
rounded, the exterior border straight, the interior angle very acute,
the interior border undulating ; veins few ; veinlets very numerous ;

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 113

areolets irregular. Hind wings white. Length of the body 4 lines ;
of the wings 12 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

^ 6 PoZCILOPTERA CALOCHROMA.

Mas. Late viridis ; caput, abdomen et pedes ochracea ; prothorax
subcarinatus ; mesothorax tricarinalus ; alee anticce guttis
plurimis pallide luteis, linea marginali coccinea apud costam
basalem ochracea, apud costam subconvexce, apice rectangulata,
margine exteriore recto, angulo interiore acuta, venis paucis
ramosis, venuiis transversis plurimis ; posticce alba.

Male. Bright pale green. Head orange ; vertex very short ;
front flat, a little longer than broad, with a slight middle and
slightly elevated borders. Prothorax with a slighvfceel. Mesotho-
rax with three slight keels. Abdomen and legs orange. Fore wings
with numerous pale luteous dots, which are larger in the disk than
about the borders ; a crimson line along the border replaced by an
orange line from the base to the middle of the costa, which is
slightly convex; tips rectangular ; exterior border straight ; interior
angle acute ; veins few, ramose ; marginal veinlets very short ;
transverse veinlets rather numerous. Hind wings while. Length
of the body 4 lines; of the wings 11 lines.

a. Philippine Islands. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

»

PcECILOPTEUA VARIPENNIS.

Testaceo -viridis ; prothorax subtuberculatus, tricarinatus, antice
convexus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen testacewn ;
pedes testacei ; alee anticce Icetissime virides, ex parte nigra
marginata, apud costam valde convexce, apice anguloque inte-
riore rotundatis, margine exteriore convexo, venis paucis, venu-
iis transversis plurimis ; posticce alba.

Testaceous-green. Vertex not longer than broad, with elevated
borders and with three slight keels, the lateral pair converging
towards the face. Prothorax minutely tuberculate, convex in front,
with three slight keels. Mesothorax with three keels. Abdomen
and legs testaceous. Fore wings very bright grass-green ; costa
very convex ; tips very much rounded ; interior angle much rounded ;
a very slender interrupted black line along the convex exterior bor-

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114 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

der and along the adjoining part of the costa and of the interior
border; veins few; no marginal veinlets ; transverse veinlets nume-
rous. Hind wings white. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the
wings 10 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

® PffiCILOPTERA DISTINCTISSIMA.

Pallide viridis, aut albida, aut testacea ; prothorax subcarinatus,
valde arcuatus ; mesothorax tricarinatus, luteo aut testaceo
quadrivittatus ; abdomen et pedes pallide testacea; alee anticce
ex parte rufescente marginatce, apud costam subconvexce, apice
ang it toque interiore rotundatis, margine exteriore recto, mar-
gine interiore basi tuberculato, venis venulisque transversis
plurimis ; posticce albce.

Pale green or whitish, or testaceous. Front flat, much longer
than broad, with a keel, which is obsolete towards the face and with
elevated borders. Prothorax much arched, with a slight keel.
Mesothorax with three slight keels, and with four more or less dis-
tinct luteous or testaceous stripes. Abdomen and legs pale testa-
ceous. Fore wings with a reddish marginal line extending from the
apical part of the costa to the base of the interior border, which
is slightly tuberculate ; costa slightly convex; tips and interior
angles rounded, especially the former ; exterior border straight ;
veins and transverse veinlets testaceous, numerous; marginal veins
short. Hind wings white. Length of the body 3| lines; of the
wings 10 lines.

a—f. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

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PcECILOPTERA SUBLINEA.

Viridescente-testacea, robusta; prothorax subcarinatus, antice coni-
cus ; mesothorax tricarinatus; abdomen albidum ; cristis
testaceis ; alee antica pallide prasince, ex parte nigro mar-
ginatce, costa convexa pallide testacea, apice et angulo interiore
valde rotundatis, margine exteriore vix convexo, venis paucis,
venulis transversis plurimis ; posticce albce.

Stout, pale greenish testaceous. Front flat, a little broader
than long, with a very indistinct keel and with hardly elevated bor-
ders. Prothorax conical in front, with a slight middle keel. Me-
sothorax with three slight keels. Abdomeu whitish ; crests

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 115

testaceous. Fore wings pale grass-green ; costa convex, pale testa-
ceous ; tips and interior angles much rounded ; exterior border hardly
convex, with an interrupted black line extending along it and along
the adjoining part of the costa and of the interior border; veins
few ; transverse veinlets irregular, rather numerous. Hind wings
white. Leugth of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 9£ lines.

a, b. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

POECILOPTERA PALLIDICOSTA.

Pallide prasina ; prothorax arcuatus ; mesothorax subcarinatus ;
alee anticce apud costam albidce subrectce, apice roiundatce,
margine exteriore recto, angulo interiore distincto, venis venu-
lisque transversis plurimis, vetiulis marginalibus longiusculis
plerumque furcatis ; posticce albce.

Pale grass-green. Vertex broader than long, narrower in front,
with slightly elevated borders and with a very slight middle keel.
Prothorax arched. Mesothorax with a slight middle keel. Fore
wings whitish and almost straight along the costa, straight along
the exterior border; tips and interior angles rectangular, the former
rounded ; veins and transverse veinlets numerous ; marginal veinlets
rather long, mostly forked. Hind wings white. Length of the
body 2-| — 4 lines; of the wings 8—11 lines.

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

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P(ECILOPTERA UMBRIMARGO.

Teslacea ; frons lineis duabus lateralibus obscuris ; thorax non
carinatus ; metathorax pallide viridis ; abdomen pallide tes-
taceum, cristis viridibus ; alee anticce apud discum albidce,
vitta subcostali nigricante basi indistincta, fascia apud margi-
nem exleriorem rectum cinerea, costa vix convexa, apice et
angulo interiore rotundatis, margine interiore tuberculato ;
posticai limpidce, cinereo marginatce, venis albis.

Testaceous. Front a little broader than long, with a dark line
along each side, with very slightly elevated borders and with
an almost obsolete keel. Thorax not keeled. Metathorax pale
green. Abdomen pale testaceous, with pale green crests ; dorsal
apical appendage loDg, slender, curved, furrowed. Fore wings
mostly whitish in the disk, with a blackish subcostal stripe, which is

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indistinct for half the length from the base ; a gray band along the
exterior border, which is straight ; tips and interior angles rounded ;
costa hardly convex ; interior border tuberculate. Hind wings lim-
pid, with white veins and with gray borders, which are broadest
about the interior angle. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings
9 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

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PffiCILOPTERA INTRACTA.

Pallide prasina ; thorax tricarinatus ; prothorax arcuatus ; abdo-
men pallide testaceum ; pedes ex parte rufescentes ; alee anticce
linea marginali pallide testacea, costa convexa, apice et angulo
interiore subrotundatis, margine exteriore vix convexo, margine
interiore tuberculato, venis venulisque transversis plurimis ;
postica? alba.

Bright pale grass-green. Front hardly longer than broad, with
three very slight keels, slightly widening towards the face, the
borders not elevated. Prothorax and mesothorax with three slight
keels, the former arched. Abdomen pale testaceous. Legs partly
reddish. Fore wings with a pale testaceous marginal line ; costa
convex ; tip and interior angle somewhat rounded, especially the
former; exterior border hardly convex ; interior border tuberculate ;
veins and transverse veinlets numerous. Hind wings white.
Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 9 lines

a. Punjaub. Presented by General Hearsay.

G Pgeciloptera rufilinea.

Pallide prasina ; caput et thorax vittis tribus viridi-cyaneis dua-
busgue rufis ; prothorax arcuatus ; mesothorax vittis duabus
exterioribus indistinctis rufescentibus ; alee anticce ex parte
rufescente marginatum, apice rectangulata?, margine exteriore
recto, angulo interiore acuto, venis venulisque transversis vix
plurimis ; posticce alba.

Pale grass-green. Head and thorax with three greenish blue
stripes and two red stripes ; front transverse, a little wider towards
the face, with a slight keel and slightly elevated borders. Protho-
rax arched. Mesothorax with two iudistiuct exterior reddish
stripes. Fore wings with a reddish line along the interior border
and along the straight exterior border ; tip rectangular ; interior

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 117

angle acute; veins and transverse veinlets hardly numerous; mar-
ginal veinlets rather long. Hind wings white. Length of the
body 2\ — 3 lines ; of the wings 6 — 7 lines.

West Africa.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

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PcECILOPTERA LAURIFOLIA.

Testacea ; prothorax bifoveolatus, vix arcuatus ; mesothorax vix
carinatus ; alee anticte viridescente subvarice, linea marginali
gracili testacea nigro guttata, costa convexa, apice et angulo
interiore valde rotundatis, margine exteriore subconvexo, vents
paucis, venulis transversis sat plurinv's ; posticm albce.

Testaceous. Front hardly longer than broad, with a middle
keel and with slightly elevated borders. Prothorax with an impres-
sion on each side, hardly arched. Mesothorax hardly keeled. Fore
wings partly and very slightly tinged with green, with a slender
testaceous black-dotted marginal line ; costa convex ; exterior bor-
der slightly convex ; tip and interior angle much rounded, espe-
cially the former ; veins few ; transverse veinlets irregular, rather
numerous. Hind wings white. Length of the body 3 lines ; of
the wings 8 lines.

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

9 P<.o,M™u l0TESCEN,

Mas. Testacea ; prothorax arcuatus, subcarinatus ; mesothorax
tricarinatus ; alee anticce apud costam vix convexce, apice
rotundatte, margine exteriore recto, angulo interiore bene deter-
minalo, margine interiore tuber culato , venis venulisque pluri-
mis, venulis marginalibus longiusculis ; posticce albce.

Male. Testaceous. Vertex a little broader than long, with
slightly elevated borders and with three indistinct keels. Prothorax
arched, with a slight keel. Mesothorax with three indistinct keels.
Abdominal appendages like those of P. umbrimargo. Fore wings
very slightly convex along the costa ; tip rounded ; exterior border
straight, forming a well-defined right angle with the interior border,
which is tuberculate ; veins and transverse veinlets rather nume-
rous ; marginal veinlets rather long. Hind wings white. Length
of the body 3 lines; of the wings 9 lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

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PoECILOPTERA PUNCTIFRONS.

Ferrugineo-fulva,subtus testacea; frons nigro biguttata ; prothorax
arcuatus ; mesothorax piceus, tricarinatus ; alee anticee apice
et apud angnlum interiorem rotundatce, costa margineque exte-
riore subrectis, margine interiore basi tuberculato, venulis
qostalibus plurimis obliquis parallelis, venulis apud marginem
exteriorem paucis.

Ferruginous-tawny, testaceous beneath. Front transverse ;
sides convex, not elevated ; two black dots near the vertex. Pro-
thorax arched. Mesothorax mostly piceous, with three slight keels.
Fore wings almost straight along the costa and along the exterior
border ; tip and interior angle rounded ; interior border tuberculate
at the base ; costal veinlets oblique, parallel and very numerous ;
veinlets along the exterior border comparatively few ; veins and
transverse veinlets not numerous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of
the wings 7 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

V PCECILOPTERA GLAUCESCENS.

Picea, sublus testacea ; caput testaceum ; thorax non carinatus ;
prothorax subarcuatus ; ala anlica glaucescente tomentosce,
costa testacea, subrecta, apice anguloque interiore rotundatis,
margine exterior e subrecto, venis plurimis, venulis transversis
paucioribus, venulis marginalibus longiusculis, nonnunquam
furcalis ; posticce cinerece.

Piceous. Head and under side pale testaceous. Front trans-
verse, a little narrower towards the face, with a short and very slight
keel ; sides hardly elevated. Thorax not keeled. Prothorax
slightly arched. Fore wings with slightly glaucous tomentum ;
costa testaceous for two-thirds of the length from the base, almost
straight, as is also the exterior border ; tip and interior angle
rounded ; veins very numerous ; transverse veinlets hardly nume-
rous ; marginal veinlets rather long, several of them forked. Hind
wings gray. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 119

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PCECILOPTERA PAUPERA.

Ferruginea, subtus testacea ; frons pallide viridis ; prothorax sub-
arcualus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen pallide viride,
apicem versus supra nigricans ; alee macula subapicali albida ;
alee antica fusco-cinerece, basi et apud marginem interiorem
tuberculata, apud costam subconvexa, apice angulata?, margine
exteriore recto, angulo interiore bene determinate, venis venu-
lisque marginalibus plurimiSj venulis transversis puueis ; pos-
twar cinereai.

Ferruginous, testaceous beneath. Front pale green, longer
than broad, with a middle keel, its borders not elevated. Prothorax
slightly arched. Mesothorax with three slight keels. Abdomen
pale green ; apical half blackish above. Wings with a whitish sub-
apical spot. Fore wings brownish cinereous, tuberculate at the
base and along part of the interior border, slightly convex along the
costa ; exterior border straight, forming a right angle with the costa
and another with the interior border ; veins and marginal veinlets
numerous; transverse veinlets few. Hind wings cinereous. Length
of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4^ lines.

a St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

PCECILOPTERA INSTANS.

Testacea; arista longa; prothorax brevis ; mesothorax tricarina-
tus ; aim vilrea ; antica apud costam convexa, apice et angulo
interiore rotundaiis, venis plurimis pallide viridibus, venulis
transversis nigris paucis ; postiea? venis paucis.

Testaceous. Vertex about twice broader than long, slightly
concave in the disk ; front very much longer than broad, with a keel
and with elevated borders. Arista long. Prothorax short. Meso-
thorax with three keels. Wings vitreous. Fore wings convex
along the costa; tip and interior angle much rounded ; veins pale
green, numerous ; transverse veinlets black, irregular, not nume-
rous. Hind wings with few veins. Length of the body 2^ lines;
of the wings 6 lines.

This species recedes very much from the typical form of
Pceciloptera.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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V Genus CROMNA.

Cromna, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 85.

Cromna peracuta.

Mas et foem. Pallide viridis ; caput elongatum, ascendens, acute
conicum ; frons elongata, rufescens, tricarinata ; prothorax
valde conicus ; mesothorax non carinatus ; abdomen ex parte
testaceum ; pedes rufescentes ; alee antica apud costam sub-
convexa, apice angulata, margine exteriore recto obliquo,
angulo interiore bene determinato , venis non multis, venulis
transversis nullis ; posticce albce.
Male and female. Pale green. Head elongate, ascending,
acutely conical ; front elongate, reddish, with three keels. Protho-
rax very conical in front. Mesothorax not keeled. Abdomen
partly testaceous. Legs reddish. Fore wings very slightly convex
in front, almost rectangular at the tip and on the interior angle ;
exterior border straight, oblique ; veins not numerous ; no trans-
verse veinlets. Hind wings white. Length of the body 3 lines ; of
the wings 7 lines.

Male. Fore wings with a rosy border.

a. Australia. From Mr. Strange's collection.

b, c. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

^ "* Cromna nasalis.

Prasina ; caput testaceum, sub conicum ; frons tricarinata ; pro-
thorax conicus, carinatus, bene determinates, subtuberculatus ;
mesothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen supra album ; pedes tes-
tacei ; alee anticce linea marginali indistincta testacea, apud
costam vix convexa, apice rotundatce, margine exteriore recto
perparum obliquo, angulo interiore rotundato, margine inte-
riore tuberculato, venis venulisque transversis plurimis ; pos-
ticce albce.
Grass-green. Head testaceous, slightly conical in front; ver-
tex with one keel; front with three keels, a little longer than
broad. Prothorax conical, well-developed, slightly tuberculate,
with one keel. Mesothorax with three keels. Abdomen white,
pale green beneath. Legs testaceous. Fore wings with an indis-

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tinct testaceous marginal line, hardly convex along the costa,
rounded at the tips and at the interior angle ; exterior border
straight, very slightly oblique ; interior border tuberculate ; veins
and transverse veinlets very numerous. Hind wings white.
Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. Adelaide. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

V o Genus CYARDA.

Caput thorace paullo angustius ; vertex transversus, subarcua-
tus; frons laevis, nitens, vix obliqua; facies lanceolata. Prothorax
transversus, subarcuatus. Ala? anticae perangustae, basi sat latae ;
costa basi convexa, apicem versus peracutum recta ; margo exterior
brevissimus, perobliquus, subconcavus.

Head a little narrower than the thorax. Vertex transverse,
slightly arched. Front very slightly oblique, smooth, shining.
Face lanceolate. Prothorax transverse, slightly arched. Fore
wings very narrow, except towards the base ; veins moderately nu-
merous, undulating towards the tip, where the wing is contracted ;
transverse veinlets very few; costal veinlets numerous, moderately
long; costa convex for half the length from the base, straight from
thence to the tip, which is very acute ; exterior border very short
and oblique, slightly concave ; interior angle oblique, distiuct.

^ CVAIiDA DIFFORMIS.

Mas. Testacea, cano tomentosa, subtus albida ; vertex subcarina-
tus ; frons subtransversa, non carinata, marginibus non elevatis ;
prothorax non carinatus ; mesothorax carinis duabus indis-
tinctis ; alee antica pallide virides, venis nigricantibus ; pos-
ticat subcinerea?.

Male. Testaceous, with hoary tomentum, mostly whitish
beneath. Vertex with a slight keel; front a little broader than
long, not keeled, nor with elevated borders. Prothorax not keeled.
Mesothorax with a very slight keel on each side. Fore wings pale
green ; veins blackish. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body
3 lines : of the wings 8 lines.

a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

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J Genus BUCA.

Caput thorace multo angustius ; vertex conicus; frons elon-
gata, faciem versus latescens ; facies lanceolata. Prothorax trans-
versus, parvus, antice conicus, carinis tribus distinctis. Mesothorax
non carinatus. Alas vitreae ; anticae angulis nullis, venis paucis
arcuatis, venulis sex transversis.

Head much narrower than the thorax. Vertex conical. Front
much longer than broad, slightly widening towards the face, which
is lanceolate. Prothorax transverse, small, conical in front, with
three distinct keels, the lateral pair oblique. Mesothorax not
keeled. Wings vitreous. Fore wings with the angles quite
rounded ; veins few and curved ; about six transverse veinlets.

This genus has some resemblance to Dictyophora.

* O Btjca simplex.

Foem. Viridis, ex parte testacea ; vertex carinatus, marginibus
e/evatis, nigro biguttatus ; frons subcarinata, marginibus ele-
vatis ; alee vitrea, venis fulvis ; antica venis quinque, duabus
inlegris, tribus furcatis, costa subconvexa, margine exteriore
convexo.

Female. Green, partly testaceous. Vertex with elevated bor-
ders, with a black dot on the keel, and with another on the
fore border ; front with a slight keel and with elevated borders.
Wings vitreous ; veins tawny. Fore wings with five longitudinal
veins ; two of them simple ; three divided, and two subdivided ;
border slightly convex along the costa, convex exteriorly, and from
thence to the interior border ; the angles quite obsolete. Length of
the body 2£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

Genus EUPILIS.
Eupilis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 93.

- Eupilis albtlineola.
Eupilis albilineola, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 93, 43; 162, 110.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 123

LUPILIS HEBES.

Eupilis hebes, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 162, 111.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Fam. MEMBRACINA, Burm?
Genus MEMBRACIS, Cat. Horn. p. 473. -
Membracis continua. t)

Nigra, M. zonatae affinis; vitta prothoracis pallide Jlava, attenuata,
supra recta, antice convexa, subtus apice concava.

Black. Prothorax with a pale yellow stripe, which is at-
tenuated at each end, straight above, convex in front and concave
hindward beneath, occupies the tip and extends nearly to the fore
border. This species is nearly allied to^f. zonat.a, Fairm., but dif-
fers in the shape of the yellow stripe. Length of the body 2\ lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Membracis divisa.

Nigra ; prothorax antice conicus, postice rectus, fasciis tribus
albis, \a marginali, 2a discali, 3a subapicali.

Black. Prothorax conical in front above, straight hindward,
with three white marks ; the first extending for a short space along
the fore end of the edge ; the second forming a large spot in
the lower part of the disk ; the third forming a broad subapical
band. Length of the body 2£ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Membracis mimica.

Nigra ; prothorax altissimus, wide convexus, fasciis tribus late-
ralibus testaceis, 2a antice angulata, 3a longi-ovata ; tarsi
testacei.

Black. Prothorax very high and convex; each side with three
pale testaceous bands ; the first band long, linear, slightly curved ;
the second much shorter, obtusely angular on its fore side; the

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124 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

third elongate-oval, much shorter thaij the second. Tarsi testa-
ceous. This species much resembles yM. lunata, but may be dis-
tinguished by its prothorax, which is rather lower, less vertical
in front and more vertical hindward along the keel; the first
and second bands are more oblique. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 5 lines,
a, b. Kio Janeiro. Presented by the Eev. Hamlet Clark.

A larva of this genus from Rio Janeiro, presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark, is green, varied with testaceous, and has a dark line
along each side of the prothorax, which is divided into eleven lan-
ceolate segments ; the first and second segments are united, except
towards their tips ; the third is much larger than the others, and
the fourth much smaller than the others.

0
Genus ENCHOPHYLLUM, Cat. Horn. p. 480.

Enchophyllum decoratum.
. Enchophyllum decoratum, Erichson, Schomb. Reisen, 615.
Guiana.

Genus ENCHENOPA, Cat. Horn. p. 481. 5

EncHENOPA IGNIDORSUM.

Nigra ; prothoracis carina ochraceo vittata, cornu antico obliquo
compresso lanceolato ; tarsi fulvi aut albidi ; alee posticce
nigricantes.

Black. Prothorax with an orange stripe on the ridge, ex-
tending from on a line with the eyes nearly to the tip ; fore part
forming an oblique lanceolate compressed horn, which has two
ridges on each side, and is about one-third of the whole length of
the prothorax. Tarsi tawny or whitish. Hind wings blackish.
Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 4% lines.

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

ENCHENOPA QUAD RIM AC U LATA.

Ferruginea ; prothorax vitta brevi lata maculisque tribus flavis,
cornu porrecto compresso lanceolato arcuato ; abdomen ful-
vum ; pedes fulvi; alee anticce apice fulva; postica sub-
cinerece.

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125

Ferruginous. Prothorax with a short broad yellow stripe
on the ridge, and with three yellow spots in front adjoining the
head, the middle spot elongate, the lateral pair round ; fore part
porrect, compressed, lanceolate, curved, ridged on each side, lull
one-third of the whole length of the prothorax. Abdomen, legs and
fore wings at the tips tawny. Hind wings grayish. Length of the
body 2§ lines ; of the wings 4 lines.
a. Sautarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Enchenopa bifusifera. O

Ferruqineo-fusca ; 'prothorax strigis duabus Jlavis, cornu brew
obliquo compresso lanceolato ; abdomen ferrugineum ; tarsi
testacei ; alee posticce subcinerece.
Ferruginous-brown. Prothorax with two somewhat fusiform
yellow streaks on the ridge; fore part forming a short ridged
lanceolate compressed obliquely ascending horn. Abdomen ferrugi-
nous. Tarsi testaceous. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body
2£ lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Vera Cruz. From M. Salle's collection.

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Enchenopa arcuata.

Nigra ; capitis cornu arcuatum, compression, acutum, oblique
ascendens, lateribus bicarinatis, maculis duabus albis una an-
tica, 2a dorsali.

Black. Horn of the prothorax curved, compressed, acute, ob-
liquely ascending, with two keels on each side, its length rather
exceeding the breadth of the prothorax; the latter has a white
spot in front adjoining the head, and another on the keel a little
behind the shoulders. Length of the body 3 lines; of the wings 6
lines.

o. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by kthe Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Enchenopa gracilis, Cat. Horn. p. 482.

a. Constancia, Proviuce of Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev.
Hamlet Clark.

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126 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

Enchenopa feigida, Cat. Horn. p. 490. *

Var. Fulva ; pi'o thoracis cornu oblique ascendens, valde compres-
sum, apice rotundatum, lateribus carinatis; pectus, abdomen et
femora nigra; alee antica albidce, cinereo notata?, costa basali
fulva punctata, venis testaceis ; posticce vitrece.

Var. Tawny, with pale pubescence. Horn of the prothorax
obliquely ascending, much compressed, rounded at the tip, ridged
as usual on each side, rather shorter than the hind keel from
the base of the abdomen. Pectus, abdomen and femora black.
Fore wings whitish, tawny and punctured along some part of the
costa ; veins testaceous ; some gray marks along the interior bor-
der and a gray stripe along the exterior border. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 2f lines ; of the wiugs 5 lines.

a. Canada. Presented by W. W. L. Walcott, Esq.

t>

Genus PHILYA.

Enchenopa affinis. Corpus longum, gracile. Prothorax cari-
natus; cornu longum, compressura, porrectum, subascendens, apice
subrecurvum margine transverso elevato ; carina postica longa, gra-
cilis, ante medium subcontracta, apice subarcuata et subattenuata.
Tibiae anteriores dilatatae. Alae anticae angustae.

Body long and slender. Prothorax keeled. Horn compressed,
long, porrect, slightly ascending, tapering to its tip, which is
slightly recurved and has a transverse ridge. Hind part long, slen-
der, extending a little beyond the abdomen, slightly contracted be-
fore the middle, slightly curved and attenuated towards the tip.
Anterior tibiae dilated. Fore wings narrow, nearly uncovered.

Philya bicolor. ^

Ferruginea nigro notata, aut nigra ferrugineo varia, cornu carina
postica vix brevius ; alee anticce nigra aut lurida costa ferru-
ginea; posticce subcinerece.

Ferruginous, with some black marks on the horn, or black and
more or less varied with ferruginous. Prothorax roughly punc-
tured ; horn prismatic, nearly as long as the hind part of the pro-
thorax. Fore wings black or lurid, punctured along the costa,
which is ferruginous wheu the rest of the wins: is lurid. Hind

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 127

wings grayish. Length of the body 4— 4£ lines; of the wings
4£ — b\ Hues.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Genus SPHONGOPHORUS, Cat. Horn. p. 496.

Sphongophorus ballista, Cat. Horn. p. 497.
a — d. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Sphongophorus paradox a, Cat. Horn. p. 497.
a, b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Genus PTERYGIA, Cat. Horn. p. 499.

Pterygia quadridens, Cat. Horn, p. 499.
a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

D Pterygia tripodia, Cat. Horn. p. 499.
Stoll's figure, pi. 15, f. 77, is of this species, not of P. cruciata.
a. Villa Nova. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Pterygia crassicornis, Cat. Horn. p. 499.
a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

^ Pterygia hispidA, Cat. Horn. p. 500.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

This specimen differs somewhat from the description of P. hit'
pida ; the prolhorax behind the lateral horns has three testaceous
stripes, and two more hindward testaceous bands ; the legs also are
partly testaceous.

Pterygia tileata, Cat. Horn. p. 501.

a, 6.

128 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

. Pterygia subsimilis. (?

Nigra, albo tomentosa ; prothorax tuberculatus, antice subcarinatus,
cornubus duobus brevissimis ascendentibus subobliquis ferru-
gineo notatis apice truncatis ; carina postica basi et apud
medium gibbosa ; tarsi testacei, apice nigri ; alee anticce linea
apud marginem interiorem fulva.

Black. Head, fore part of the prothorax, two bands on the
hind part, tibiae, and some marks on the fore wings of white tomen-
tum. Prothorax tuberculate, with a slight ridge in front, and with
two very short ascending slightly diverging horns, which are trun-
cate at their tips, and are partly ferruginous in front ; a rounded
hump on the prothorax just behind the lateral horns and another
more hindward, a little larger than the first. Tarsi testaceous,
with black tips. Fore wings with a lawny line along the interior
border. Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by John Gray, Esq.

Genus OXYRHACHIS, Cat. Horn. p. 503. \J

OXYRHA.CHIS INDICANS. ^

Fusca, subpubescens, scite punctata ; prothorax subcarinatus, cor-
nubus duobus protensis subobliquis subascendentibus supra
subtuberculatis apice truncatis spinaque armatis, postice Ian-
ceolatus abdomine multo brevior ; pedes fulvi; aloe anticce
lurida, apud costam fusca et punctata ; postica subcinerea.

Brown, slightly pubescent, very minutely punctured. Prothorax
slightly keeled, armed with two advancing slightly ascending and
diverging horns, which are minutely tuberculated above and trun-
cate at each tip, whose outer side isprolonged into a much diverging
spine ; hind part lanceolate, extending to about half the length of
the abdomen. Legs tawny. Fore wings lurid, brown and punc-
tured along the costa. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body
2£ lines ; of the wings b\ lines.

a. Ceylon. From Mr. Purdie's collection.

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Genus HOPLOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 510.
Div. 1. Fairm.

HOPLOPHORA SEMITECTA. f

Obscure rufescens ; caput parvum ; prothorax inermis, convexus,
dense pubescens, rude punctatus, subcarinatus, postice trigonus,
abdominis dimidium superans, marginibus rujis subexcavatis ;
tarsi nigri ; alee fuscescentes.

Dull reddish. Head small. Prothorax unarmed, convex,
thickly pubescent, very roughly punctured ; dorsal keel very slight ;
hind part elongate-triangular, extending to rather beyond half the
length of the abdomen ; its sides bright red, slightly excavated on
each side behind the shoulder. Tarsi black. Wings brownish ;
veins black. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

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

0
Hoplophora cinerea, Cat. Horn, p. 513.

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

Genus UMBONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 517.

Umbonia multiformis. „.

Rufa; caput testaceum; prothorax rude punctatus, vittis tribus
anticis Jlavis apud dorsum connexis ; cornua lateralia plana
abbreviata, trigona, obtusa, apice nigra ; cornu dorsale obli-
quum, acutum, apice nigrum ; carina postica lituris duabus
vittisque duabus Jlavis, apicem versus valde attenuata ; abdo-
men sat superans ; tarsi nigri ; ake cinerascentesJ antica? sub-
luridce. Var. (3. — Vittm antica obsolete.

Red. Head testaceous. Prothorax roughly punctured, with
three yellow converging stripes in front ; lateral horns horizontal,
short, triangular, obtuse and black at the tips ; dorsal horn acute,
black at the tip, much inclined backward, straight in front, concave
along its hind side ; hind part with a yellow mark on each side and
with two yellow stripes, much attenuated towards the very acute lip,

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which extends some distance beyond the abdomen. Tarsi black.
Wings grayish. Fore wings with a lurid tinge. Var.'fi. — Protho-
rax without yellow stripes in front ; dorsal horn slightly curved in
front, more acute than in var. Ja. ^Var. y. — Like var.^/3., but
smaller, darker, and with the dorsal horn more acute and more in-
clined. Length of the body 5£ — 6 lines; of the wings 10 — 11
lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Umbonia picta. U

Testacea; caput nigro notatum; prothorax Icete viridis, rude
punctatus, fascia antica, carina villisque sex luteis ; cornua
lateralia luteo marginata ; cornu dorsale suberectum, striga
antica apicali nigra; alee fusco-cinerea.

Testaceous, Head with some black marks. Prothorax bright
green, roughly punctured, with a luteous band in front, a luteous
keel, and on each side with three luteous stripes, which converge to-
wards the dorsal horn ; lateral horns short, triangular, horizontal,
with luteous borders ; dorsal horn long, acute, nearly erect, but
slightly curved backward, with a black streak near the tip in front,
its hind side very concave ; hind part very acute at the tip, extend-
ing some distance beyond the abdomen. Wings brownish gray ;
veins black. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

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

Umbonia decorata. 0

Testacea; caput nigrum, testaceo notatum; prothorax Icete viridis,
antice rufus, vittis sex luteis qualuorque nigris, carina rufa ;
cornua lateralio apice nigra; alaz fuscescentes.

Testaceous. Head black, with some testaceous marks. Pro-
thorax bright green, roughly punctured, mostly red in front and
with a keel ; each side with three luteous stripes and two black
stripes, which converge towards the dorsal horn ; the hind black
stripe mostly red for half its length; lateral horns black towards
their tips, bordered with red behind; dorsal horn very acute, longer
and more erect than that of the preceding species, from which this
species differs also in the longer hind part of the prothorax. Wings
brownish. Length of the body \\ lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

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

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Genus TRIQUETRA, Cat. Horn. p. 521.0

Triquetra oppugnans. 0

Testacea ; prothorax viridis, nitens, punctatus, nigro carinatus,
teslaceo notatvs et marginatus ; cornna lateralia nigra, longa,
lanceolata, subplana, apice subrotundata ; cornu dorsale ahum,
erectum, acutnm, valde compressum ; alee anticce nigro-cinerea,
posticcB subcinerece.

Testaceous. Prothorax green, shining, strongly punctured,
with some testaceous marks, with testaceous borders, and with
a black keel ; dorsal horn high, erect, acute, much compressed ;
lateral horns long, lanceolate, black, almost horizontal, smooth, and
somewhat rounded at the tips. Fore wings blackish gray ; veins
black. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body 4 lines ; of
the wings 10 lines.

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

Triquetra testacea, Cat. Horn. p. 522.
a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Genus CERESA, Cat. Horn. p. 525.^

0 Cebesa Bubalus, Cat. Horn. p. 531.
a. New York. From Dr. Fitch's collection.

" Ceresa uniform is, Cat. Horn. p. 533.
a. Mexico. From Mr. Gleunie's collection.

Ceresa taurina.\)

Testacea ; prothorax testaceo-viridis ; prothorax cornubus apice
nigris, carina nigricante, lateribus albido guttatis ; alcevitrea,
venis pallidis.

Ceresa taurina, Harris.

a. New York. From Dr. Fitch's collection.

132 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Cerasa FORTIS.

Fulva ; prothorax valde punctatus, antice subconvexus et subcari-
natus, cornubus duobus lateralibus abbrevialis acutis sub-
planis apice nigris, postice carina maculisque duabus nigris,
apice attenuatus peracutus abdomen superans ; ala? lurida
nitidce, venis pallidis.

Tawny. Prothorax strongly punctured, very slightly convex
above the head, with two short, acute, almost horizontal lateral horns,
which are black towards their tips ; dorsal keel slight in front,
black along the hind part, which has a black spot on each side, and
is attenuated towards the very acute tip, which extends somewhat
beyond the abdomen, but not so far as the fore wings. Wings
lurid, very shining ; veins pale. Length of the body 2^ lines ; of
the wings 6 lines.

a. Teluja, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

TCeresa curvjlinea.

Teslacea ; cornua lateralia plana, peracuta, sat brevia, postice sub-
arcuata, spatio intermedio piano latiusculo ; carina dorsalis
conversa, apicem versus subattenuata, abdomen paullo superans ;
ala vitrecB, venis pallide testaceis.

Testaceous. Prothorax not rising above the lateral horns,
convex along the keel. Lateral horns horizontal, very acute, rather
short, slightly curved hindward ; the space between them rather
broad and flat. Dorsal keel commencing behind the lateral horns,
slightly attenuated towards the acute tip, which extends a little
beyond the abdomen. Wings vitreous; veins pale testaceous.
Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Rio Negro. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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

^ Genus SMILIA, Cat. Horn. p. 534.

Smilia vaginata, Cat. Horn. p. 534.

a, b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

c — e. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

/. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS. 133

Smilia LEPIDA. t>

Testaceo-viridis, nitens ; caput macula antica nigra; prothorax
subpunctatus, antice convexus, postice glauco-viridis nigra
carinatus, apice peracutus abdomen vix superans ; pedes pal-
lide testacei ; alee vitrei, venis pallidis ; anlicce sublurida
apud costam nigra.

Testaceous-green. Head and thorax shining. Vertex trian-
gular, almost smooth, with a black spot in front. Prothorax
minutely punctured, convex in front, pale sea-green hindward, with
a deep black keel, whose very acute tip hardly extends beyond the
abdomen, and not near so far as the fore wings. Legs pale testa-
ceous. Wings vitreous ; veins pale testaceous. Fore wings with a
slight lurid tinge, black along the costa. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

Smilia iEQUALis.

Luteo-fulva ; prothorax punctatus, inermis, sat altus, valde con-
vexus, nigro carinatus, apice peracutus, abdomen sat superans ;
ala postica vitrece.

Luteous-tawny. Prothorax unarmed, rather high and convex,
minutely punctured in front, roughly punctured hindward ; keel
black from between the shoulders to the tip, which is very acute and
abruptly declining, and extends rather far beyond the abdomen.
Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 8
lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Smilia Castanet. /)

Flava ; prothorax fuscus, punctatus, carinatus, inermis, vix
attenuatus, abdomen superans, margine antico lateribusqve
anterioribus flavis ; alec antica fuscce, margine jiavo, fascia
lata vitrea ; postica vitrea.

Smilia Castaneae, Fitch, United States Agricultural Reports.

a. New York. From Dr. Fitch's collection.

X

134 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

Smilia INOBNATA.

Citrina ; prothorax punctatus, carinatus, inermis, vix atlenuatttJS,
abdomen paullo superans ; aim vitrea, venis pallidissime
citrinis.

Smilia inornata, Say, fyc. Fitch, United States Agricultural
Reports.

a. New York. From Dr. Fitch's collection.

Genus ACONOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 536. 0

ACONOPHOEA LINEOSA. 0

Pallide ferruginea ; prothorax fortiter punctatus, piceo varius,
piceo carinatus, cornu longum, compresswn, ascendens, sub-
obliquum, sat latum, apice rotundatum ; alee subcinerea, apice
fuscce, venis fulvis, costa basali ferruginea punctata.

Pale ferruginous. Prothorax strongly punctured, varied with
piceous ; keel piceous ; horn long', ascending1, compressed, slightly
inclined forward, rather broad, slightly tapering to the tip, which is
rounded; hind part extending a little beyond the abdomen.
Wings slightly grayish, brown at the tips ; veins tawny. Fore
wings ferruginous and punctured towards the base of the costa.
Length of the body 4 lines; of the wirjgs 8 lines.

a. North America.

ACONOPHORA LATICOENE.r

Fusca; prothoracis cornu nigricans, valde compressum, e latere
latissimum, apice rotundatum, lateribus bicarinatis ; carina
postica apice peracuta, abdomen paullo superans ; pedes fulvi,
femoribus ex parte nigris ; ala antica basi punctatce, margine
postico apicem versus lurido ; postica? subcinerea.

Brown. Horn of the prothorax blackish, much compressed,
very broad laterally, rounded at the tip, rather more than half the
breadth of the prothorax between the eyes ; each side with two
slight ridges, which converge towards a smooth spot near the tip.
Hind part very acute at the tip, extending a little beyond the tip of
the abdomen. Legs tawny ; femora partly black above. Fore

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 135

wings punctured towards the base, lurid along the apical part
of the hind border. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body 4
lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.
c. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

ACONOPHORA STABILIS.

Fulva ; prothorax subpunctatus, apice peracutus, abdomen noa
superans ; cornu ferrugineum, longum, valcle compressum, sat
latum, apice rotundafum, lateribus carinatis ; abdomen
nigrum, apice fulvum ; ala antica lurida, strigis duabus
fuscis ; postica subcinerea.

Tawny. Prothorax very minutely punctured; horn ferrugi-
nous, long, much compressed, rather broad, not tapering, keeled on
each side, rounded at the tip ; hind part very acute at the tip,
which does not extend beyond the abdomen. Abdomen black,
tawny at the tip. Fore wings lurid, with a brown streak near the
tip and another by the hind border. Hind wings grayish. Length
of the body o lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

ACONOPHORA CALIGINOSA.

Nigra ; prothorax subpunctatus, abdomen vix superans; cornu Ion-
gum, compressum, vixascendens, sat latum, apice rotundatum ;
tarsi fulvi ; tibia anteriores fulva, sat lata ; ala antica
apud marginem interiorem lurida ; postica subcinerea.

Black. Prothorax minutely punctured ; horn long, com-
pressed, hardly ascending, rather broad, tapering to the tip, which
is rounded ; hind part hardly extending beyond the abdomen.
Tarsi and anterior tibiae tawny, the latter rather broad. Fore wings
lurid along the interior border. Hind wings grayish. Length of
the body 5 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Guatiraala. From M. Deby's collection.

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136 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus NESSORHINUS, Cat. Horn. p. 542. '

Nessorhinus vulpes, Cat. Horn. p. 542. '

The fore horn of the prothorax of this species is composed of
two divisions, which are generally so closely applied together as to
appear like one with a longitudinal groove.

a—e. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

Genus POLYGLYPTA, Cat. Horn. p. 542.

POLYGLYPTA STRIGATA.f \)

Nigra, P. maculatse simillima; prothorax longior, magis at-
tenuata, strigis daabus liturisque quatuor Jlavis ; pectus flavo
bistrigatum ; tarsi fulvi.

Black, very nearly allied to P. maculata, but with the prothorax
longer and more attenuated hindward. Prothorax with a short
slender stripe on each side, commencing at a little in front of each
eye, and extending to somewhat beyond each shoulder ; beyond it
there are two slight yellow marks on each side. Pectus with
a short yellow streak on each side behind the eye. Knees and
tarsi tawny. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

POLYGLYPTA ABBREVIATA. *

Flava ; prothorax punctis fulvis el fuscis ; comu breve, non
ascendens ; carina postica sat brevis ; alee subcinerece, anticce
apud costam flava punctatce.

Yellow. Prothorax with the usual ridges; punctures tawny,
mostly brown on the horn, which is quite horizontal, much shorter
than in most species of the genus, and very little longer than
the breadth of the head between the eyes ; hind part also shorter
and less attenuated than in most species. Wings grayish. Fore
wings yellow and punctured along the costa. Length of the body 4
lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Mexico.

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Genus ENTYLIA, Cat. Horn. p. 546. 0

Entylia impedita. q

Testacea, subpunctata; prothorax cornu erecto brevi lato obtuso
compresso ; carina dorsalis basi concava, poslice convexa abdo-
men superans ; alee vitrece, venis testaceis ; antica costa basalt
fuscescente punctata.

Testaceous, minutely punctured. Prothorax with no lateral
horns, armed above the shoulders with a short broad obtuse erect
compressed horn, which has two ridges on each side; behind it the
keel is concave for a space, and thence convex to the tip, which ex-
tends beyond the abdomen. Wings vitreous; veins testaceous.
Fore wings brownish and punctured along the basal half of the
costa. Length of the body 1£ line ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Orilla, West "Cauada. From Mr. Bush's collection.

Genus OXYGONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 550.

Oxygon ia fig u rata. D

Testacea, nonnunquam rufo varia, O. zebrinae affinis ; caput
macula guttaque nigris ; prothorax pallidejlavus, vittis tribus
anticis fasciisque quatuor vagis poslicis niyris ; pedes nigri,
femoribus anticis apice fulvis ; alee anticce nigrce, guttis costa-
libus fiavis, maculis duabus subapicalibus vitreis ; posticce
vitrece, fasciis duabus nigris.

Testaceous, nearly allied to O. zebrina. Head with a black
spot between the eyes and a black dot in front. Prothorax pale
yellow, with three black stripes in front and with four irregular
black bands hindward. Legs black ; fore femora tawny towards
the tips. Fore wings black, with several pale yellow dots along the
costa towards the base, and with two large vitreous spots towards
the tip. Hind wings vitreous, with two black bands. Length of
the body 2-j — 2% lines ; of the wings 4^ — 5 lines.

Var. Head and sides of the prothorax reddish ; a reddish spot
on the keel.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

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Genus THELTA, Cat. Horn. p. 554. 0

Thelia centrotoides. 0

Fulva, rude punctata ; prothorax sat altus, subpilosus, vix carina-
tus, comubus duabus lateralibus brevissimis planis supra
fuscis, lineis duabus lateralibus impressis arcuatis, lateribus
testaceis, abdomen paullo superans ; alee vitrece, vix luridce,
venis pallidis.

TawDy. Head and prothorax roughly punctured. Prothorax
moderately high, slightly pilose, hardly keeled, armed with two stout
very short diverging horizontal horns, which are brown above ; hind
part mostly testaceous along the borders, with a curved impressed
line on each side, attenuated towards the tip, which is very acute
and extends a little beyond the tip of the abdomen. Wings
vitreous, with a very slight lurid tinge ; veins pale. Length of the
body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Napo River, S. America. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Thelia viridissima. -'

Testacea ; prothorax Icete prasinus, punctalus, nitens, testaceo
varius, carina nigro notata, supra rotundata, postice recta,
apice acuta, abdomen longe super ante ; comubus lateralibus
longiusculis, obliquo planis, apice rotundatis ; alee vitrea,
yenis testaceis.

Testaceous. Prothorax punctured, shining, bright brass-green,
mottled with testaceous, wholly testaceous in front, vertical and
rather high above the head to its crest, which is rounded, and from
whence it is straight and slopes gradually to its tip, which is acute,
and extends far beyond the abdomen ; lateral horns rather long,
directly diverging, hozizontal, though oblique with regard to
the thorax, rounded at the tips ; keel with minute black marks ;
sides somewhat compressed. Wings vitreous ; veins testaceous.
Length of the body 3^ lines; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Mexico. Presented by Mrs. Rouquette.

b. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 139

Thelia CONFICITA. &

Fulva, robusta ; caput sat magnum ; prothorax puncturis optime
deter minatis, antice vix carinatus, postice carinalus et com-
pressus, apicem versus peracutum subarcuatus et valde at-
teyiuatus ; cornua laterdlia plana, subarcuata, peracuta ;
Latcra lestacea, fulvo univUtata ; tibia posticce subserratce ;
alee vilrece ; antica basi fulva el punctatce, apice luridce.

Tawny, stout. Head rather large. Prothorax very strongly
punctured, nearly vertical and hardly keeled in front, keeled and
compressed hind ward, much attenuated and slightly curved towards
the tip, which is very acute, and extends somewhat beyond the ab-
domen; horns moderately long, horizontal, very acute and slightly
curved backward ; an oblique tawny stripe on each side, which
is testaceous. Abdomen testaceous. Hind tibiae minutely serrated.
Wings vitreous. Fore wings tawny and punctured at the base,
somewhat lurid towards the tips; veins tawny, very stout. Length
of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Rio Negro. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Thelia perfecta.

Testacea, longiuscula, sat gracilis ; caput nigro notatum ; protho-
rax rufescens, punctatus, carinatus, dorso angulatus, nigro
carinatus ; cornua Lateralia Lata, brevia, plana, vix acuta ;
alee anticce luridce, dimidio basali punctato rufescente ; posticce
subcinerece.

Testaceous, rather long and slender. Head with some black
marks. Prothorax reddish, very roughly punctured, oblique from
the head to the angle of the keel, and very oblique from the angle
to the tip, which extends some distance beyond the abdomen ;
lateral horns broad, short, horizontal and directly diverging, hardly
acute ; keel black, forming a slightly obtuse angle ; ridges along
each side strongly marked. Fore wings lurid, reddish and punc-
tured for nearly half the length from the base. Hind wings grayish.
Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Napo River, S. America. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

140 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Thelia exaltata. C

Testacea ; pro thorax Icete viridis, valde compressus, dense punctatus,
antice testaceus, valde elevatus, et fusco bivittatus, postice sub-
convexus, apice acutus ; cornu dorsale breve, erectum ; alee
vitrece ; anticce basi virides et punctatce.

Testaceous. Prothorax bright pale green, much compressed,
thickly punctured, testaceous, vertical, and rising very high above
the head in front, where there are two converging brown stripes;
crest forming a short erect very thin horn, which is convex in front
and straight behind, and has a brown tip; no lateral horns ; hind
part rather high, slightly convex along the keel, acute at the tip,
which extends rather far beyond the abdomen. Wings vitreous ;
veins testaceous. Fore wings green and punctured at the base.
Length of the body 2% lines ; of the wings 4£ lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Thelia com pacta, j

T. citrinae affinis, pallide Jlava, pubescens, subpunctata, subtus tes-
taeea ; prothorax inermis, convexus, vix compressus, viridi
subnotatus, apice vix acutus, abdomen sat super ans ; alee
vitrece, venis albidis, areolis paucis.

Allied to T. citrina. Testaceous. Head and prothorax pubes-
cent, pale yellow, very minutely punctured. Prothorax unarmed,
slightly marked with green, hardly compressed, nearly vertical
above the head to the crest, which is rounded, convex from thence
along the keel to the tip, which is hardly acute and extends some-
what beyond the abdomen. Wings vitreous ; veins whitish ; areo-
lets few and irregular. Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings
4 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Thelia Darnioides.

Testaeea, nitens, subpunctata; prothorax viridi varius, antice con-
vexus humeris subdilatatis, postice carinatus compressus lateri-
bus impressis, apice attenuatus acutus abdomen super ans, tinea
dorsali nigra antice fusca ; alee vitrece ; anticce subluridce
striga apicali nigra.

Testaceous. Head and prothorax shining, very minutely
punctured. Prothorax tinged with green, convex in front, slightly

LIST OF HOJIOPTEROUS INSECTS. 141

dilated on each shoulder, keeled, compressed, and with an undu-
lating impressed Hue on each side hindward, attenuated towards the
tip, whicli is very acute, and extends some distance beyond the ab-
domeu ; a brown dorsal line, black where it passes along the keel.
Wings vitreous. Fore wings slightly lurid, with a black streak at
the lip of the costa. Length of the body 3 lines; of the wings 7
lines.

a. Constaucia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Genus ERECHTIA.

Corpus breve, latum. Caput magnum. Prothorax antice
convexus, antice subcarinatus, carinis tribus dorsalibus parallelis,
lateralibus abbreviatis. Pedes breviusculi, sat validi ; tibia? posticae
serratae, latiusculas. Alae auticae breviusculae, areolis discalibus
distinctis.

Body short, broad. Head large. Prothorax convex and
hardly keeled in front, with three parallel dorsal keels ; the lateral
pair abbreviated ; the middle one continued to the acute tip. Legs
rather short and stout ; hind tibiae serrated and rather broad. Fore
wings rather short; discal areolets distinct.

Erechtia bicolor. ^

Picea ; prothorax testaceo bifasciatus ; cornu posticum abdomen
perpaullo superans ; abdomen testaceum, fascia basali nigra ;
pedes testacei, femoribus anticis basi piceis, tibiis piceo nota-
tis ; alee vitrece, venis pallidis ; anticce apices versus fusco
subnebulosce.

Piceo us. Prothorax with two pale testaceous bands, which are
united on each side ; hind keel extending very little beyond the tip
of the abdomen. Abdomen testaceous, with a black band near the
base. Legs testaceous ; fore femora piceous towards the base ; a
piceous mark on each of the tibiae. Wings vitreous ; veins pale.
Fore wings slightly clouded with brown towards the tips. Length
of the body If line ; of the wings 3£ lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

•* 142 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus HEMIPTYCHA, Cat. Horn. p. 567.

Div. 1. Fairm.

Subdiv. 1. Fairm.

Hemiptycha bigutta.

Testaceo-flava, robusta ; prothorax altissimus, pubescens, rude
punctatus, vix carinalus, apicem versus nigrum peracutum
attenuatus, vittis duabus anticis piceis, lateribus depressis,
guttis duabus lateralibus nigris ; cornua tateralia plana,
breviuscula, apice nigra ; aim anticee ferruginea, punctata ;
postica? subcinerece.

Testaceous-yellow, very stout. Prothorax roughly punctured,
pubescent, vertical and rising very high above the bead; lateral
horns horizontal, directly diverging, rather short, black at each tip,
whence a piceous stripe proceeds to each shoulder ; hind part hardly
keeled, flattened and with a black dot on each side, attenuated near
the tip, which is black and very acute, and extends rather far
beyond the abdomen. Fore wings ferruginous, punctured. Hind
wings grayish. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 11 lines.

a. Guatimala. From M. Scherzer's collection.

Hemiptycha gibbosa. 0

Obscure fulva, ex parte testacea, valde robusta ; caput brevissi-
mum, latissimum; prothorax altissimus, subpubescens, rude
punctatus, cornubus duabus lateralibus planis trigonis obtusis
nigro marginatis ; carina dorsalis obtusa, tuberculis duabus,
fascia postica testacea, abdomen sat superans ; pedes testacei ;
alee cinerece.

Dull tawny, partly testaceous, very stout. Head very broad
and short. Prothorax slightly pubescent, roughly punctured, verti-
cal and very high above the head, armed on each side with a short
horizontal triangular obtuse black-bordered horn; dorsal keel ob-
tuse, slightly concave between the two protuberances, of which the
hind one is broader and lower than the fore one ; hind part with an
irregular testaceous band, acute at the tip, which extends some dis-
tance beyond the abdomen. Legs testaceous. Wings gray
Length of the body \\ lines; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 143

Hemiptycha DIFFUSA. O

Valida, obscure testacea ; caput breve, latum ; prothorax rude punc-
tatus, sabcarinatus, fascia antica lata interrupta ferruginea
nigro marginata, supra gibbosus compressus, laieribus nigro et
piceo notatis, apice acuto ; cornua lateralia plana, brevissima ;
femora nigro vittata; ala subcinerece, anticce basi testacea et
punctata, macula apicali fusca.

Dull testaceous, stout. Head short, broad. Prothorax roughly
punctured, slightly keeled, with a broad interrupted black-bordered
ferruginous band on the fore part, which is convex, and has
an extremely short horizontal horn on each side ; keel mostly
black ; hind part forming for full one-third of the length from its
base a high compressed obliquely truncated protuberance, whose
ridge is slightly excavated hindward ; sides with irregular black and
piceous marks : tip acute, extending some distance beyond the ab-
domen. Femora striped with black. Wings grayish. Fore wings
testaceous and punctured at the base, with a brown apical spot.
Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Orilla, West'Canada. From Mr. Bush's collection.

Hemiptycha nigeo-eufa.O

Testacea, vix robusta ; caput sirigis transversis nigris ; prothorax
rufescens, rude punctatus, subcarinatus, apice acutus, abdomi-
nis apicem non attingens ; cornua lateralia brevissima, ob-
liquo plana, supra nigra ; cornu dorsale erectum, convexum,
valde compresswn ; femora nigro strigata ; alee fuscescentes ;
antica basi rufo nigroque varice.

Testaceous, hardly stout. Head with transverse black streaks.
Prothorax reddish, roughly punctured, slightly keeled, convex
in front, not high ; lateral horns very short, directly diverging,
obliquely horizontal, mostly black above ; dorsal horn a little
behind the shoulders, erect, much compressed, rounded at the
tip ; hind part acute, not extending to the tip of the abdomen.
Legs streaked with black. Wings brownish ; veins black, strongly
marked. Fore wings black and red at the base. Length of the
body 3j lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

144 LIST OF H0M0PTER0US INSECTS.

Div. 2. Fairm.

Hemiptycha pubescens. V

Picea ; caput ferruginosum; prothorax subcarinatus, dense punc-
tatus, cinereo pubescens, antice ferruginosus ; cornua lateralia
brevissima, apice rectangulata ; carina postica lata, convexa,
apicem versus attenuata et subrecta, abdomen sat superans ;
pedes ferruginei ; tarsi iestacei ; ala antica punctatce ; pos-
tica subcinerea.

Piceous. Head and fore part of the prothorax vertical, some-
what ferruginous, the latter with a very slight keel. Prothorax
thickly punctured, with gray pubescence ; lateral horns extremely
short, rectangular at their tips, with a concave space on each side
behind them ; hind part broad and convex for half the length,
attenuated and almost straight from thence to the tip, which
extends rather far beyond the tip of the abdomen. Legs ferrugi-
nous ; tarsi testaceous. Fore wings punctured. Hind wings
grayish. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

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

HeMIPTYCHA APRIFORMIS.

H. pubescenti simillima, iuberculis lateralibus brevioribus. Nigra,
valde pubescens ; prothorax rude punctatus, non carinatus,
lateribus oblique depressis ; tibice picea; tarsi fulvi ; aid
postica cinerea.

This is very nearly allied to H. pubescens, and may be the male
of that species, but the lateral protuberances are shorter. Black,
very pubescent. Prothorax roughly punctured, not keeled ; horns
rudimentary ; hind part much obliquely depressed on each side, in
shape like that of "H. pubescens. Tibiae piceous. Tarsi tawny.
Hind wings gray. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
9 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Hemiptvcha attenuata. «";

Nigra, sat gracilis; prothorax rude punctatus, valde pubescens,
subcarinatus, antice piceus et ulrinque impressus, postice at-
tenuatus, apice peracutus, abdomen longe superans; coimua
lateralia brevissima, plana ; pedes fulvi, femoribus piceis ; ala
antica picea ; postica cinerea.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 145

Black, rather slender. Prothorax roughly punctured, very
pubescent, slightly keeled, vertical and piceous above the head,
slightly depressed on each side between the horns, which are hori-
zontal and extremely short ; hind part much attenuated, tapering
from the base to the tip, which is very acute and extends very far
beyond the abdomen. Legs tawny. Fore wings piceous. Hind
wings gray. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. Brazil. Presented by ?

Hemiptycha yiridistriga.

Obscure fulva, subtus testacea ; caput breve, latum ; prothorax
rude punctatus, non altus, antice convex us et rix carinatus,
postice compressus nigro carinatus viridi unistriyatus ; cornu
dorsale breve, erectum, compressum, rotundatum ; alee anficce
fuscescente luridce, basi punctata ; posticce subcinerea?.

Dull tawny, testaceous beneath. Head short, broad. Protho-
rax roughly punctured, not high, convex and very slightly keeled
in front ; hind part keeled, compressed, black along the keel, forming
at some distance behind the shoulders a short upright compressed
rounded horn, behind which there is a green streak. Fore wings
brownish lurid, punctured towards the base. Hind wings grayish.
Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a, b. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Hemiptycha cumulata. 0

Testacea, lata, crassa, nitens, subpunctata ; caput et prothorax
anticus rufescentia ; prothorax convexus, angulis humeralibus
obtusis, lateribus planis nigro unimaculatis , apice albido non
acuto ; alee antics linea transversa nigra, apice vitrece.

Testaceous, broad, thick, shining, very minutely punctured.
Head and fore part of the prothorax mostly reddish. Head some-
what arched in front. Prothorax convex, obtusely angular by each
shoulder, flattened and with a large black spot on each side hind-
ward ; tip whitish, not acute. Fore wings vitreous towards their
tips ; a transverse black line bounding the testaceous part. Length
of the body 3 lines; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

146 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

' Hemiptycha viridissima, Cat. Horn. p. 572.

This name must be cancelled, the species described being iden
tical with(iiriquetra valida, Cat. Horn. p. 524.

Genus DARNIS, Cat. Horn. p. 574. &
Darnis lineola. $

Testacea, nitens, gracillima ; prothorax subpunctatus, valde at-
tenuatus, lutescente marginatus, liners duabus lateralibus
impressis, disco apiceque viridibus ; alee vitrea ; anticct. striga
obliqua apicali nigra.

Testaceous, very slender. Head and prothorax shining, very
minutely punctured. Prothorax much attenuated, with an impressed
line along each side, green in the disk and at the tip, which is very
acute and extends rather far beyond the abdomen ; borders some-
what luteous. Wings vitreous. Fore wings almost uncovered,
with a black oblique streak on each tip. Length of the body 2£
lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

Darnis flaviceps, Cat. Horn. p. 574.

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

b. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

c. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Darnis lateralis, Cat. Horn. p. 575.

a. Rio Negro. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
b — d. Brazil. From Mr. Mornay's collection.

6

Daenis teifasciata, Cat. Horn. p. 575.

a. Brazil. Presented by ?

b. Brazil. Presented by John Miers, Esq.

c. ? Presented by J. G. Children, Esq.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 147

Daenis capistbata, Cat. Horn. p. 576.
a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

0 Deanis limacodes, Cat. Horn. p. 578.
a' Ckik^' Pr°*inCe °f Ri0' Preseuted hy ^ Be*. Hamlet

Daenis squaeus, Cat. Horn. p. 578.
0 Darnis robusta ? Cat. Horn. p. 579.

Daenis brevis, Cat. Horn. p. 578.

V'dYlf2StaCe°'1ridi%Sat an9USta ; Vrothoracu latera posteriora
pallida ; pectoris discus niger ; alee subcinerece.

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

Darnis olivacea, Cat. Horn. p. 579.

This species varies much in size and colour; the latter varies
from green to luteous. ' aiies

C"ciark!,nStanCia' Pr°VinCe °f Ri°* Presented b7 the Rev. Hamlet
i. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Q

Darnis laticauda, Cat. Horn. p. 579.
This may be the male of VD. olivacea.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet

b. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Darnis latilinea. *
Ferrugineo-fusca, D. affini simillima ; caput testaceum ; prothorax
nitens subpunctatus valde attenuate, vittis duabus lateralibus
subdiatatis pallide Jlavis; pedes flavi, femoribus nigZ
vittatis ; alee anticce luridce. y

02

148 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Ferruginous-brown. Head testaceous. Prothorax minutely
punctured, very shining, much attenuated hindward ; a pale yellow
stripe ou each side, beginning by each eye, somewhat dilated in the
middle, attenuated towards the tip, which it does not reach. Legs
yellow ; femora with black stripes. Fore wings lurid. This species
much resembles D. afjinis, but the latter is black and shorter, and
the yellow stripe on each side does not extend to the eye. Length
of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 8 lines. •

a, b. Constancia, Province of Bio. Presented by the Kev. Hamlet

Clark.

Darnis transversa lis. O

Testaceo-fulva ; caput tinea transversa abbreviata discali picea,
margine postico nigro ; prothorax niger, lineis tribus anticis
transversis (una Integra duabusque interruptis) flavis, vittis
duabus lateralibus subdilatatis flavis ; femora piceo varia ;
alee anticce luridce.

Testaceous-tawny. Head with an abbreviated transverse
piceous line in the disk, and with a black line along the hind bor-
der. Prothorax black ; fore part with a slender yellow marginal
line, behind which in front there are two much abbreviated trans-
verse yellow lines on, each side ; hind part with two yellow lateral
stripes like those of D. latilinea, to which and to^D. affinis this
species is nearly allied. Femora partly brown above. Fore wings
lurid. Length of the body 3^- lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

Darnis indeterminata.

Testacea ; prothorax nitens, subpunctatus, postice attenuatus, apice
piceus, abdomen sat superans ; pedes validi, fulvi; femora
postica piceo notata ; alee vitreas, subcinerece, venis fulvis.

Testaceous. Prothorax shining, very minutely punctured,
tapering from the shoulders to the tip, which is piceous, and extends
some distance beyond the abdomen. Legs stout, tawny ; fore
femora with a piceous mark on each. Wings vitreous, slightly
grayish; veins tawny. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
8 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTERODS INSECTS. 149

Dabnis INCERTA. 0

Testacea, prcecedente brevior, subtus fulva ; prothorax nitens, sub-
punctatus, strigis duabus anticis transversis fuscis, apice fus-
cescens, abdomen superans; alee subcinerece.

Testaceous,' much shorter than the preceding species, tawny
beneath. Prothorax shining, very minutely punctured, with a
transverse brown streak on each side in front, tapering more ab-
ruptly than that of .D. indeterminata, brownish at the tip, which ex-
tends beyond the abdomen. Wiugs grayish. Length of the body 3
lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

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

Darnis ixfixa. 6

D. olivacea?, var.P Testacea ; prothorax viridis, nitens, subpunc-
tatus, antice testaceo varius, postice attenuatus ; alee sub-
cinerece.

This species much resembles D. olivacea, and is possibly a
variety of it, but may be distinguished by its larger head, which is
also more convex along the fore border. Testaceous. Prothorax
green, shining, very minutely punctured, less abruptly attenuated
than in the two preceding species, partly testaceous in front. Wings
grayish. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

' Genus TRAGOPA, Cat. Horn. p. 580.
' Tragopa coccinella, Cat. Horn. p. 580.
a. Sautarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

"' Tragopa Dohrni, Cat. Horn. p. 580.
a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Tragopa annulata, Cat. Horn. p. 580.
a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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150 LIST OF HOMOPTEKOUS INSECTS.

T 0

XRA.GOPA BIFACIES.

Nigra, latissima ; prothorax obscure testaceus,fusco confertissime
reticulatus, lateribus anticis dilatatis, cornubus lateralibus
acutis longiusculis subplanis ex parte nigris, vix carinatus,
apice rotundatus ; pedes testacei, femoribus nigris ; alee an-
ticce nigra:.

Black, very broad. Head above and prothorax dull testaceous.
Prothorax very minutely and intricately reticulated with brown,
dilated on each side in front, and armed with two lateral, acute,
rather long-, directly diverging and almost horizontal horns, which
are black beneath and partly black above ; hind part rounded ; keel
very slight. Legs testaceous ; femora black. Fore wings black.
Length of the body 2£ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

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

Tragopa discrepans. C

Ferruginea, latissima ; prothorax antice testaceus, lateribus anticis
angulatis, humeris angulatis, postice iestaceo confertissime
punctatus ; pedes fulvi ; alee cinerea: ; anticce apud costam
ferruginea, stigmate nigro, macula postica fusca. Var. —
Nigra; prothorax punctis testaceis confluentibus, maculis
tribns magnis trigonis nigris; ala anticce apud costam
nigra.

Ferruginous, very broad. Prothorax testaceous and acutely
angular on each side in front, forming an angle also by each shoul-
der ; hind part thickly sprinkled with testaceous points. Legs
tawny. Wings gray. Fore wings ferruginous along the costa from
the base to the large black stigma, behind which there is a brown
spot. &Var. — Black instead of ferruginous. Prothorax with the
testaceous points mostly confluent; three large triangular wholly
black spots ; one on each side in front and one on the disk.
Fore wings black along the costa from the base to the stigma
Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4£ lines.

a — c. Santarera. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEItOUS INSECTS. 151

♦ m ft

Tragopa fenestrata. v

Nigra, latissima, obscura, densissime punctata; prothorax non
carinatus, lateribus anticis ferrugineis angulatis, humeris an-
gulatis, margine postico subferrugineo ; alee anticce fuscce,
apud costam nigra, macula postica fusca, macula magna dis-
cali trigona vitrea ; postica subcinerece.

Black, very broad. Head and prothorax dull, very thickly and
minutely punctured. Prothorax not keeled, ferruginous and angu-
lar on each side in front, angular also by each shoulder; hind bor-
der somewhat ferruginous. Fore wings brown, black along the
costa as far as the stigma, which is also black, and has a dark brown
spot behind it; a large triangular vitreous spot in the disk. Hind
wings grayish. Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings 4L
lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Tragopa prominens. "

Ferruginea aut picea ; caput, porrectum, sat prominens, nigro
binotatum ; prothorax long i-el lip ticus, convexus, punctatus,
valde pubescens, non dilatatm ; pedes nigri ; alee subcinerece ;
anticce maculis costalibus nigris aut fuscis, apice nigra.

Ferruginous or piceous. Head porrect, rather prominent, with
a black mark on each side in front. Prothorax elongate-elliptical,
convex, punctured, very pubescent; shoulders very slightly promi-
nent. Legs black. Wings grayish; veins black. Fore wings
with black or brown spots along the costa ; tips black. Length of
the body 2^ Hues ; of the wings 5 lines.

a — c. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Tragopa aspera. v

Cinereo-nigra, robusta, elongata ; caput longiusculum ; prothorax
tuberculis variis, poslice fulvus, cornubus humeralibus acutis
brevissimis ; pedes picei ; ala anticce nigricantes, basifulvce.

Cinereous-black, stout, elongate. Head somewhat elongate in
front. Prothorax tuberculate ; tubercles of various size ; hind part
mostly tawny ; a very short acute horn on each shoulder. Legs
piceous. Fore wings blackish, tawny at the base. Length of the
body 2\ lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

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

152 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tragopa BILINEA.

Picea, valida, elongata; caput longiusculum ; prothorax nitens,
punctatus, non dilatatus, marginibus anticis Jlavis, lineis
duabus donalibus fasciaque lata subinterrupta luleis ; pedes
ferruginei ; alte cinerea ; anticce nigro notatce.

Piceous, stout, elongate. Head somewhat pointed. Prothorax
shining, rather largely punctured, with a yellow line on each side in
front, not dilated by the shoulders ; two luteous dorsal lines joining
a broad slightly interrupted luteous baud, which is excavated
in front. Legs ferruginous. Wings gray. Fore wings with black
marks. Length of the body 2\ lines; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus PARMULA, Cat. Horn. p. 585. 0

Parmula munda. • O

Nigra, nitens, subpunctata, antice obscure rufa, Jlavo unifasciata,
upicem versus peracutum valde attenuata ; abdomen testa-
ceum ; alee vitrea? ; anticaz subluridce, basi nigra punctatce.

Black, shining. Head and fore part of the prothorax dark
red, very minutely punctured ; hind part of the prothorax more
roughly punctured, with a pale yellow band, much attenuated
towards the very acute tip, which extends very little beyond the
abdomen. Abdomen testaceous. Wings vitreous. Fore wings
slightly lurid, black and punctured towards the base. Length of
the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

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

b. Guatimala. From M. Deby's collection.

Parmula curvispina.

Testacea, nitens, subpunctata ; caput fulvum ; prothorax niger,
convexus, Jlavo quinque vittatus, lateribus anticis fulvis, pos-
tice compressus carinatus et valde attenuatus, apice peracutus ;
vitta media apice fur cata ; vittce intermedia? brevissima ; vittai
marginales ex parte duplicate; ala? vitrei; anticai margine
exteriore lurido.

Testaceous. Head and prothorax shining, minutely punc-
tured. Head tawny. Prothorax black, tawny on each side in

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 153

front, slightly convex longitudinally, compressed, keeled and much
attenuated towards the very acute tip, which extends a little beyond
the abdomen ; five pale yellow stripes in front ; middle one ex-
tending along three-fourths of the length, where it is forked; inner
pair very short ; outer pair marginal, looped. Wings vitreous ;
veins very pale. Fore wings almost uncovered, with a lurid tinge
along the exterior border. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the
wings 4-^ lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Parmula punctifera. &

Testacea, robusta, longi-trigona ; prothorax Icevis, nilens, olivaceo-
viridi varius, fascia subapicali albida, apice nigro peracuto ;
abdomen prothoracem superans ; tibia et tarsorum articuli
apice nigra ; alee vitrecs, venis pallidis.

Testaceous, stout, elongate-triangular. Prothorax smooth,
shining, tinged partly with olive-green ; a whitish band near the
black and very acute tip, which does not extend so far as the tip of
the abdomen. Tips of the tibiae and of the joints of the tarsi black.
Wings vitreous ; veins pale. Length of the body 1^ line ; of the
wings 3 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Genus HORIOLA, Cat. Horn. p. 585. G

HORIOLA STRIGULOSA.

Ferruginea, valida, nitidissima, subtrigona, s ub Icevis ; prothorax
convexus, vix carinatus, apice acutus, abdomen sat superans,
lituris quatuor transversis posticis albidis ; aim antica? picea,
fasciis duabus exterioribus subvitreis.

Ferruginous, stout, nearly triangular, very shining, almost
smooth. Prothorax convex, hardly keeled, acute at the tip, ex-
tending somewhat beyond the abdomen, with two transverse whitish
marks on each side towards the tip. Fore wiugs piceous, with two
nearly vitreous bands near each tip. Length of the body 1^ line ;
of the wings 3 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

154 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

HORIOLA DISCALIS. '

Pallide flavat nitens, subpunctata, elongata, trigona ; prothorax
disco antico luteo, fascia postica latissima nigra ; ala vitrece,
venis nigris.

Pale yellow, elongate-triangular, shining, very minutely punc-
tured. Prothorax with a luteous disk on the fore part, black hind-
ward, excepting the acute tip, which does not extend to the tip of
the abdomen. Wings vitreous ; veins black. Length of the abdo-
men 1^ line ; of the wings 3 lines.

a. Vera Cruz. From M. Salle's collection.

Genus HETERONOTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 592.

0 Heteronotus reticulatus, Cat. Horn. p. 595.

The specimens recorded as H. nodosus, p. 594, belong to
this species.

Heteronotus nodosus, Cat. Horn. p. 594.

a — c. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.
d. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Heteronotus delineatus. "

Fulvus ; caput albidum; prothorax inermis, subscabrosus, alas
anticas longe superans, vittis quinque anticis albidis, postice
undulatus, petiolatus, apice piceus areolatus albido fasciatus
subius dilatatus ; alee vitrece ; anticce vitta costali apicali
obscure fusca, margine exteriorefusco.

Allied to H. Jlavilineatus. Tawny. ' Head whitish. Protho-
rax unarmed, minutely scabrous, more than twice the length of the
rest of the body, extending far beyond the fore wings ; fore part
with five whitish stripes, of which the inner pair are abbreviated;
hind part forming a long undulating petiole, of which the apical
part is piceous, largely areolated, much dilated beneath, and has a
whitish band. Wings vitreous. Fore wings brown along the exte-
rior border, and with a dark brown stripe along the apical part of
the costa. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 155

Heteeonotus LEUCOTELUS. &

Niger aut piceus ; caput albido marginatum et univittatum ; pro-
thorax subpunctatus, alas anticas non superans, antice bispi-
nosus, margine et fascia arcuata albidis, postice biglobosum
petiolo intermedio subundulato, spinis tribus longis apicalibus
lateralibus albis ; pedes ferruginei, nigro vittati ; alee luridce ;
anticat nigricante marginata.

Black or piceous. Head bordered with white and with a
white stripe. Prothorax very minutely punctured, extending as far
as the fore wings ; fore part with a white border, with a curved
white band in front, armed with two long acute diverging and ob-
liquely ascending spines ; hind part globose at the base and at the
tip, the intermediate part forming a short stout slightly undulating
petiole ; apical part with three long spines, the one beneath longer
than the lateral pair, which are white, except at the base. Legs
ferruginous ; femora and fore tibiae striped with black. Wings
lurid. Fore wings with blackish borders. Length of the body
4 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Heteeonotus stipatcs. O

Fcem. — Ferrugineus ; caput testaceo bimaculatum,albo marginatum
et univittatum ; prothorax rude punctatus, antice bispinosus
viltis quinque albis nigro marginatis, postice biglobosus alboque
bifasciatus, petiolo intermedio, spinis tribus apice albis ; pedes
fulvi; ala vitrea? ; antica ex parte nigro marginatce, protho-
racem super antes. Mas. — Niger; prothorax inermis ; globi
postici pedesque ex parte ferruginei ; alee antica nigro latis-
sime marginatce.

Female. — Ferruginous. Head with a white stripe and with
a white border, and with a testaceous spot on each side. Prothorax
largely punctured, not extending so far as the fore wings ; fore part
with two lateral long acute diverging and obliquely ascending
spines, and with five white black-bordered stripes, of which the
inner pair are abbreviated ; hind part globose at the base and at the
tip, with an intervening petiole ; each globose part with a white in-
terrupted band ; the apical one roughly areolated, and armed with
three stout white-tipped spines, of which the one beneath is much
longer than the lateral pair. Legs tawny. Wings vitreous. Fore

156 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

wings with the borders partly black. Male. — Black. Prothorax
unarmed ; its hind part and the legs partly ferruginous. Fore wings
with very broad black borders. Length of the body 4 lines ; of
the wings 8 lines.

a — c. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet

Clark.
d. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Hetekonotus diviscs.D

Luteus, subtus fiavus ; caput flavum, nigro bivittatum; prothorax
nitens, sublcevis, antice bispinosus et nigro guadrivittatus ,
postice biglobosus et nigro bifasciatus, petioio intermedio elon-
gate, spinis tribus apicalibus ; pectus nigro binotatum ; alee
vitrece ; anticce prothoracem superantes, apices versus sublurida,
venis basi nigris.

Luteous, yellow beneath. Head yellow, with two black
stripes. Prothorax shining, almost smooth, mostly yellow on each
side ; fore part with two spines and with four irregular black
stripes ; hind part globose and with a black band at the base and at
the tip, the intermediate petiole much longer than in H. tridens
and in H. armatus ; apical part with three spines, the spine beneath
longer than the lateral pair. Pectus with a black mark on each
side. Wings vitreous. Fore wings somewhat lurid towards the
tips, extending far beyond the prothorax ; veins black towards the
base. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus CYPHONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 596.0

Cyphonia eectispina, Cat. Horn. p. 597.
a. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Cyphonia hispida."0

Nigra, nitens, Icevis, hirsuta ; prothorax antice lateribus globosis
et spinis duabus ferrvgineis armatus, postice triglobosus spinis
tribus fiavis apice nigris armatus ; pedes Jlavi, tibiis posticis
basi femoribusque posticis nigris; aim anticce lurides, basi
fuscce gattis duabus luridis ; poslicce subcinerece.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 157

Black, smooth, very shining, beset with stout hairs. Protho-
rax on each side globose and armed with a short stout ferruginous
spine ; hind part with two short erect spines at the base, beyond
which it is globose and trifurcate, the lateral forks very globose,
ending in yellow black-tipped slightly curved spines ; middle fork
forming a long slightly undulating spine, which is yellow from its
middle to its tip. Legs yellow ; hind femora black ; hind tibia?
black at the base. Fore wings lurid, brown towards the base,
excepting the hind border and two small spots. Hind wino-s
grayish. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

O

Cyphonia guttipes.

Testacea, nitens, snbleevis, vix pubescens ; prothorax antice laieri-
btts globosis et urrispinosis, postice biglobosus, spina apicali
tonga subarcuata ; tibice gutta basali apiceque nigris ; alee
vitreee; anticcc ex parte luridce, venis subcostalibus nigro
binotatis.

Testaceous, shining, almost smooth, hardly pubescent. Pro-
thorax on each side globose and armed with a short horizontal and
directly diverging spine; beyond this there are two globose parts in
succession, and a small pale yellow compartment on each side, the
second globose part is armed with a long slightly curved apical
spine. Tibia; with a black dot near each base and with black tips
Wings vitreous. Fore wings with a lurid tinge about some of the
veins in the disk, and with two black marks on the veins bv
the costa. Length of the body 2^ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.
a. Napo River, S. America. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Genus COMBOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 598.

COMBOPHORA DISCONTINUE. '

Pallide testacea ; caput nigro quadrivittatum ; prothorax lituris
aut annulis variis nigris, postice globosum truncatum et.
trispinosum, laleribus anticis impressis ; alee vilrece, venis
pallide tesiaceis ; anticee costa basali nigra.

Pale testaceous. Head with four black stripes. Prothorax
with various black marks, some of which form more or less complete

158 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

or confluent ringlets, impressed on each side in front, globose
and truncated hindward, where it has three spines, of which the
hind one is much longer than the lateral pair. Wings vitreous;
veins pale testaceous. Fore wings with the costa black towards the
base. Length of the body 2f lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a, b. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus BOCYDIUM, Cat. Horn. p. 600.

Bocvdium kufiglobum, Cat. Horn, p. 601.

a — /. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet

Clark.
g, h. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Genus CENTROTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 602. 0
Centeotus rugosus.

Centrotus rugosus, Montrouzier, Annales des Sciences, fyc. de Lyon,
2m e Ser. Ire Par tie.

Woodlark.

Centrotus Taurus, Cat. Horn. p. 602.

■ Var. ? Centrotus terminalis, Cat. Horn. p. 604.
0 Var. P Centrotus reponens, Cat. Horn. p. 604.

O Centrotus leucaspis.

Niger; prothorax subpunctatus, antice vix carinatus, cornubus
lateralibus longis lanceolatis acutis vix ascendentibus postice
recurvis, plaga postica duabusgue lateralibus albo tomentosis,
cornu postico gracili arcuato apice acuto abdomen vix super-
ante ; tarsi ferruginei ; ala anticce testaceo-vitrea, apud cos-
tam nigrce.

Centrotus leucaspis, MSS.

This species is erroneously recorded as C. Taurus, Cat. Horn.
p. 602.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 159

Q

Centrotus gazella, Cat. Horn. p. 602.
a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Centrotus hamifer, Cat. Horn. p. 603.
a. Port Natal. From M. Gueiuzius' collection.!

Centrotus curvidens, Cat. Mom. p. 6L0.
a. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Centrotus laminifer.
Centrotus laminifer, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 93, 45.
a, b. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Centrotus latimargo.
Centrotus latimargo, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 163, 117.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Centrotus densus.
Centrotus densus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 163, 118.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Centrotus opponens. v?

Fulvus, punctatus ; prothorax nigro unifasciatus, cornubus late-
ralibus acutis breviusculis subascendentibus postice sub-
arcuatis; spina postica recta, atlenuata, acuta, basi testacea;
abdomen prothoracem superans ; pedes testacei; ala? cinereo-
vitrece; anticcefusco subnotatce, basi fulvce et punctatce.

Tawny, distinctly punctured. Prothorax vertical, moderately
high, and slightly marked with black above the head, with a black
band between the horns; the latter are acute, rather short, very
slightly ascending and curved backward; hind part straight,
attenuated, acute, testaceous at the base, not extending to the tip

p2

160 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

of the abdomen. Legs testaceous. Wings grayish vitreous. Fore
wings slightly marked with pale brown, tawny and punctured at the
base. Length of the body 1\ lines ; of the wings 5^ lines.

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

Centbotus oppugnans. V

Niger; prothorax obscurus, subcarinatus, rude punctatus, cornubus
lateralibus crassis longi-conicis, oblique ascendentibus ; spina,
postica subrecla, attenuata, apice acuta ; abdomen prothoracem
vix superans ; pedes toti nigri ; alee anticce nigrce, opacce ;
postica nigricantes.

Black. Prothorax dull, roughly punctured, slightly keeled ;
horns very stout, elongate- conical, directly diverging, obliquely
ascending; hind part attenuated, almost straight, acute at the tip,
exteuding nearly to the tip of the abdomen. Legs wholly black.
Fore wings opaque black. Hind wings blackish. Length of the
body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

o. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Centrotus niveiplaga. (}

Niger ; prothorax rude punctatus, subcarinatus, sat altus, cornu-
bus lateralibus validis lanceolatis acutis oblique ascendentibus
postice arcuatis ; spina postica gracilis, acuta, undulata,
maculis duabus basalibus niveis ; abdomen prothoracem vix
superans; tavsi ferruginei aut testacei ; alceluridoe; antica
apud costam nigrce, macula basali sublutea.

Black. Prothorax roughly punctured, slightly keeled, as-
cending rather high above the head ; horns lanceolate, stout, acute,
diverging, curved backward, obliquely ascending, with a ridge
on the inner side; hind part slender, acute, extending nearly as far
as the tip of the abdomen, undulating beneath, so as to leave two
spaces between it and the fore wings ; a snow-white spot on each
side of it at the base. Tarsi ferruginous or testaceous. Wings
lurid. Fore wings black along the costa, with a dull luteous spot
on each near the base. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings
7 lines.

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

6. Guatimala. From M. Scherzer's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 161

Centrotus HUMILIS. u

Niger ; prothorax subnitens, sat humilis, dense punctatus, vix
carinatus, cornubus lateralibus validis lanceolatis acutis sub-
ascendentibus poslice subarcuatis ; spina postica gracilis,
acuta, maculis duabus basalibus, unajlava, altera alba ; abdo-
men prothoracem superans ; tibice ferruginece ; tarsi fulvi ;
alee cinerece, apice subluridce.

Black. Prothorax rather low, thickly punctured, hardly
keeled, slightly shining ; horns stout, lanceolate, acute, diverging,
very slightly curved backward, slightly ascending ; a yellow spot
and behind it a white spot at the base of the hind part, which
is slender and acute, and does not extend to the tip of the abdo-
men. Tibia? ferruginous. Tarsi tawny. Wings gray, with a
lurid tinge towards the tips. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the
wings 6 lines.

a. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Centrotus fasciatus. •-

Fulvus ; prothorax punctatus, nigro notatus, linea antica trans-
versa pallida, cornubus lateralibus longiusculis sat acutis
subarcuatis subascendentibus supra nigris ; cornu postieum
nigrum, gracile, attenuatum, rectum, basi testaceum ; abdomen
nigrum, prothoracem superans ; pedes nigro substrigati ; alee
vitrece, subluridce, venis fulvis ; antica basi fulvx et punc-
tata.

Tawny. Head and fore part of the prothorax punctured, with
several small black marks; a transverse paler line in front of
the horns, which are rather long and acute, mostly black above,
directly diverging, slightly curved and ascending ; hind horn black,
slender, attenuated, straight aud applied to the abdomen, testaceous
at the base, not extending so far as the tip of the abdomen. Abdo-
men black. Legs slightly streaked with black. Wings vitreous,
somewhat lurid ; veins tawny. Fore wings tawny and punctured at
the base of the costa. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6
lines.

a. Brazil. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

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162 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Centrotus asperulus.

Niger, validus, obscurus, subpubescens, subpunctatus, inermis ;
comu poslicum attenuatum, acutum ; abdomen cornu posti-
cum superans ; pedes picei ; alee anticce nigricantes, fascia
subapicali vitrea.

Black, stout. Prothorax dull, slightly pubescent, very minutely
punctured, not dilated ou each side, attenuated hindward to
the acute tip, which does not extend to the tip of the abdomen.
Legs piceous. Fore wings blackish, with a vitreous transverse line
by the tip of each. Length of the body If line; of the wings
2 lines.

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

Centrotus varius. X>

Niger, subpunctatus ; caput inter oculos excavatum ; prothorax
carina tus, antice inermis, humeris sat acutis ; cornu posticum
gracile, acutum, undulatum, apud medium testaceum, abdomen
non superans ; pedes picei, genubus tibiis apice tarsisque ful-
vis ; alee anticce bast punctatce, lituris variis posticis plagaque
costali subapicali vitreis.

This species differs much from the typical form of Centrotus,
and may form a new genus. Black, minutely punctured. Head
somewhat excavated between the eyes. Prothorax keeled, unarmed
on each side, with a' smooth shining spot on each side in front;
shoulders somewhat acute ; hind horn slender, acute, undulating,
testaceous in the middle, not extending beyond the tip of the abdo-
men. Legs piceous; knees, tarsi and tips of the tibiae tawny.
Fore wings punctured towards the base, with various vitreous marks
hindward and with a large vitreous patch near the tip of the costa.
Length of the body 2 lines; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Birmah. From Mr. Waring's collection.

Centrotus obstans.

Niger, validus ; prothorax rude punctatus, antice vix carinatus,
cornubus lateralibus abbreviatis, conicis acutis planis, guttis
duabus pectorisque lateribus testaceo tomentosis ; cornu posticum
attenuatum, carinatum, subarcuatum, apice acutum, abdomen
vix superans ; tibia: tarsique ferruginea ; alee cinereo-vitrea?,
venis ferrugineis ; anticce basi picea? et punctata.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 163

Black, stout. Prothorax roughly punctured, hardly keeled
in front ; lateral horns short, conical, acute, horizontal, directly
diverging ; hind part attenuated, keeled, very slightly curved, acute
at the tip, hardly extending beyond the tip of the abdomen ; a tes-
taceous tomentose dot on each side at the base ; pectus with
testaceous tomentum on each side. Tibice and tarsi ferruginous.
Wings cinereous-vitreous ; veins ferruginous. Fore wings piceous
and punctured at the base. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the
wings 6 Hues.

a. Tasmania.

Centrotus trifoliaceus. 0

Niger, validus ; prothorax subpuncfatus, carinatus, lineis elevatis
fulvis, cornubus laleralibus lalissimis irigonis subascendenti-
bus, apice acutis postico vix arcuatis ; cornu posticum altis-
simum, valde convexum, apice acutum ; abdomen cornu
posticum superans; alee anlicce fuscee, macula basali litura-
que discali testaceis, maculis duubus marginalibus vitreis ;
posticce subcinerece.

Black, stout. Prothorax minutely punctured, distinctly
keeled in front; ridges tawny ; lateral horns very broad, triangular,
diverging, slightly ascending, acute at the tips, hardly curved back-
ward; hind horn compressed, keeled, very deep and convex, acute
at the tip, not extending to the tip of the abdomen. Fore wings
brown, with a testaceous spot near the base, a testaceous mark
in the disk, and two vitreous spots on the exterior border. Wings
tawny. Hind wings grayish. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the
wings 6 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Centrotus acer. -■

Niger, subpunctatus, valde pubescens ; prothorax cornubus lalerali-
bus longis lanceolatis acutis oblique ascendentibus ; cornu
posticum attenuatum, acutum, rectum, abdomen non superans ;
femora apice, tibia? tarsique ferruginea ; alee cinereo-vitrea ;
antica basi nigra punctata?, venis ferrugineis.

Black, minutely punctured, very pubescent. Prothorax hardly
keeled in front ; lateral horns long, lanceolate, acute, diverging,
obliquely ascending ; hind horn attenuated, acute, quite straight,

164 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

extending as far as the tip of the abdomen. Tibiae, tarsi and
tips of the femora ferruginous. Wings grayish vitreous. Fore
winys black and punctured at the base ; veins ferruginous. Length
of the body 2^ lines ; of the wings 5^ lines.

a. Malacca. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Centrotus bitubris.

Niger; prothorax alius, scaler, cornubus lateralibus prismalicis
crassis latissimis ascend end bus extus arcualis apice truncatis
subexcavatis ; cornu posticum gracile, attenuatum, subarcua-
tum, abdomen superans ; alee anticce cinerea, basi nigra? et
punctata, venis piceis ; posticce subcinerece.

Black. Prothorax high, scabrous, slightly keeled in front ;
lateral horns prismatic, thick, very broad, ascending, slightly
diverging, curved outwards towards their tips, which are truncated
and almost excavated ; hind horn slender, keeled, attenuated,
slightly curved downward towards its acute tip, which extends
beyond the tip of the abdomen. Fore wings gray, black and punc-
tured at the base; veins piceous. Hind wings grayish. Length of
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6^ lines.

o — e. New Hebrides? Presented by Sir John Liddell.

Genus MICREUNE.
Micreune, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 94.

MlCEECNE FORMIDEXDA.

Micreune formidenda, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 94, 49.
a, b. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

' Micreune metuenda.
Micreune metuenda, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 164, 124.

a. 6. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

b. Malacca. From Mr. Wallaces collection.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 165

Geuus STEGASPIS, Cat. Horn. p. 634.

Stegaspis bellicosa. >

Ferruginea, dense punctata ; cornu dorsale crassum, erectum, brevis-
simwn, subcompressum, furcis duabus ditatalis obliquis acu-
tis ; cornu vosticum undulatum valde compressum, abdomen
non superans ; alee antica ferruginea, semihyalince ; postica
pallidiores.

Ferruginous. Prothorax thickly punctured, forming a dorsal
thick very short and slightly compressed horu, which has two
obliquely diverging subfusiform acute branches ; the hiud horn
which proceeds from behind the base of these branches is undu-
lating and much compressed, and hardly extends to tbe tip of the
abdomen. Fore wings ferruginous, semihyaline. Hind wings
paler. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

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

b. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Genus M IN A. 0

Caput parvura, spinis duabus robustis obliquis lanceolatis
armatum. Proboscis longa, robusta. Thorax subglobosus. Meta-
thorax cornu compresso erecto armatum. Abdomen non elongatum.
Pedes longi ; postici brevissimi. Alae vitreae, deftexae ; anticae
areolis tribus discalibus.

Head small, armed with two stout lanceolate diverging spines.
Proboscis long, stout. Thorax somewhat globose. Metathorax
armed with an erect compressed horn. Abdomen moderately long.
Legs long ; hind legs much longer than the others. Wings
vitreous, derlexed. Fore wings with three discal veins.

1. MlNA A LIEN A. 0

Nigra; caput antice, proboscis basi et tarsi posteriores ferruginea ;
ala vitrea ; anticte fasciis duabus {una lata discali), altera
angusta marginaii nigris, venis pallidis.

Black. Head ferruginous in front. Proboscis ferruginous
towards the base. Posterior tarsi ferruginous. Wings vitreous.
Fore wings with a broad black band, which joins by the interior

166 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

angle a more narrow black band along the exterior border ; veins
pale. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Fam. CICADELLINA, Burm.
Genus EURYMELA, Cat. Horn. p. 638. •?

EtJRYMELA DISCOIDALIS, Cat. Hom. p. 648. ''

Var. ? Cupreo-nigra ; caput margine postico fulvo, strigis dua-
bus lateribusque anticis pallide testaceis ; prothorax fulvo
marginatus ; scutellum rufescente marginatum ; pectus testa-
ceum, nigro bimaculatum ; abdomen rufum, apice nigrum ;
pedes nigri, coxis femoribusque testaceis, his apice nigris,
tarsis posticis basi testaceis ; alee anticce linea costali testacea
bast diiatata ; posticce nigro-fusccs.

• Var. ? Cupreous-black. Head tawny along the hind border,
with two testaceous streaks towards the face, which is pale tes-
taceous on each side. Prothorax with a tawny border. Scutellum
with a reddish border. Pectus testaceous, with a black spot on
each side. Abdomen red, black at the tip. Legs black ; femora
except towards the tips and coxae testaceous ; hind tarsi testaceous
at the base. Fore wings with a testaceous costal line, which
is widened near the base. Hind wings blackish brown. Length
of the body 4 lines; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. Presented by — Gibbons, Esq.

EURYMELA LIGNOSA. $

Fusca, testaceo conspersa, subtus testacea; prothorax fascia antica
interrupta vittaque lata strigam nigram includente albido-
testaceis ferrugineo notatis, scutello obscure fusca ; abdomen
testaceum ; pedes testacei, nigro fasciati ; alee anticce lituris
posticis, striga subcostali, vitta lata exteriore costali fasciaque
subapicali testaceis ; posticce vitrece.

Brown, speckled with testaceous, testaceous beneath. Protho-
rax whitish testaceous, with ferruginous marks along each side
of the fore border, and with a broad stripe of the same hue, includ-
ing a black streak. Scutellum dark brown. Abdomen and legs
testaceous, the latter with black bands. Fore wings with testaceous
marks along the interior border, and with a testaceous subcostal

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 167

streak, which joins a broad exterior costal testaceous stripe, the
latter united to a testaceous subapical band. Hind wings vitreous.
Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings \\ lines.

a. Australia. Presented by the Haslar Hospital.

Genus iETHALION, Cat. Horn. p. 646. 0

iETHALION PARVICEPS.

/ iEthalion parviceps, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 67], I,
pi. 14, f. 6.

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

jEthalion Latreillii.
/ iEthalion Latreillii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 672, 2.
Chili.

iETHALION UNICOLOR.

iEthalion unicolor, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 672, 3.
Chili.

iETHALION SEMIANNULATUM.

^Ethalion semiannulatum, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser.
ix. 673, 4.

Brazil.

iETHALION SIMILE.

iEthalion simile, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 674, 5.
Brazil.

^ ./Ethalion vicinum.
iEthalion vicinum, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 674, 6.

Colombia.

iElHALION albinervosum.

• jEthalion albinervosum, Blanch. Voy. oVOrbigny, 221, 780, pi. 31,
f. 6. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 675, 7.
iEthalion bivittatum, Cat. Horn. 649.

168 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

2ETHALION MULTICOLOR.

.Ethalion multicolor, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 675, 8,
pi. 14, f. 7.

Chili.

0

.ZEthalton paeallelum.

JEthnlion parallelum, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 677,
10.

Para.

2Ethalion nigrum.

iEthalion nigrum, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 677, 11.

Brazil.

-

2Ethalion curvatum.

^Ethalion curvatum, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 678, 12,

pi. 14, f. 9.
jEthalion punctatum ? Cat. Horn. 646.

Bogota.

2Ethalion Servillei.

Schvzia Servillei, DeLap. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. i. 224, pi. 6, f. 3.

'Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. 199. Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 109.
jEthaliou Servillei, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. ix. 678, 13,

pi. 14, f. 8.
JEthalion fissum, Var.? Cat. Horn. 648.

Brazil. Bogota.

2ETHALION NERVOSO-PUNCTATUM.

/Ethalion nervoso- pun eta turn, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Sir.
ix. 679, 14, pi. 14, f. 10.

Mexico.

iETHALION SUBFASCIA.

Rufescens, subtus testacenm ; caput testaceum, fascia tenui inter-
rupta nigra ; proth&racis margo anticus, carina, scutellum et
abdomen testacea ; pedes nigro fasciati ; alee anticce basi
punctatce et nigro strigatce, fascia interior e vitrea, apices ver-
sus luridce venis nigro marginatis.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 169

Reddish, testaceous beneath. Head testaceous, with a slender
interrupted black band. Prothorax thickly punctured, testaceous,
and with an impression on each side in front; keel testaceous, very
slight ; scutellum and abdomen testaceous. Legs with black bands.
Fore wings with a black basal streak, punctured towards the base,
with an irregular vitreous band before the middle, beyond which
they are lurid, with black-bordered veins. Hind wings slightly
iurid. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Colombia. From Mr. Turner's collection.

iETHALION GRATUM. U

Viride, subtus albido-testaceum ; caput liluris anticis nigris, tinea
transversa lutea; prothorax luteo marginatus, vittis tribus
luteis nigro marginatis ; scutellum apice et abdomen lutea ;
pedes nigro fasciati ; alee vitrei; anticce bast virides punc-
tata et luteo vitiates, venis nigris ex parte testaceis.

Green, whitish testaceous beneath. Head with some black
marks on the front and with a transverse luteous ridge on the
vertex. Prothorax with three luteous black-bordered stripes, and
with a luteous border; the lateral stripes diverging hindward ; scu-
tellum luteous towards the tip. Abdomen luteous. Tibia and
tarsi with black bands. Wings vitreous. Fore wings green and
punctured, and with a luteous stripe at the base ; veins black,
partly testaceous. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7
lines.

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

.<Ethalion HILARE. [

Nigrum, subtus testaceum nigro varium ; caput bicornutum ; pro-
thorax carina, vittis quatuor abbreviatis margineque testaceis ;
scutellum apice testaceum ; abdomen lateribus rufescentibus
nigro maculatis ; pedes testaceo fasciati ; alee obscure vitrece ;
anticce rugulosce luteo marginatce, venis nigro marginatis basi
luteis.

Black, testaceous and varied with black beneath. Head tes-
taceous, with two very short conical horns, which are partly black.
Prothorax with a slight testaceous keel, with four testaceous* stripes,
which are abbreviated hindward, and with a testaceous border;
scutellum testaceous at the tip. Abdomen on each side reddish,

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170 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

with a row of black spots. Legs with testaceous bands. WiDgs
dingy vitreous. Fore wings rugulose, with a luteous border ; veins
black and with black borders, luteous towards the base. Length of
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

1 Genus CERCOPIS, Cat. Horn. p. 651.
Cercopis semirosea.
Cercopis semirosea, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 165, 133.
a, b, Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Cercopis Urvillei, Cat. Horn. p. 653.
a. Australia. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

O Cercopis Lapetrousii.

Cercopis Lapeyrousei, Boisd. Voy. de V Astrolabe Ent. 617, pi. 10,
f. 9.

Vanikoro ?

O Ceecopis xanthorhina.

Cercopis xanthorhina, Boisd. Voy. de V Astrolabe Ent. 618, pi. 10,
f. 10.

Dorei, New Guinea.

Cercopis discolor.

Cercopis discolor, Boisd. Voy. de X Astrolabe Ent. 619, pi. 10,
f. 11.

Dorei, New Guinea.

O Cercopis? Lessonii.

Eurymela Lessonii, Boisd. Voy. de V Astrolabe Ent. 620, pi. 10,
f. 12.

Amboina.

LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS. 171

Cercopis BIFASCIATA.
Cercopis bifasciata, Guer, Voy. Belanger, 502.
Java.

Cercopis Boitardi.

Cercopis Boitardi, Montrouzier, Ann. des Sci. de Lyon, 2me Ser.
vii.

Woodlark.

6 Cercopis egexs.

Atra, C. abdominali affinis ; scutellum et metathorax rufa ; abdo-
men basi et segmentorum marginibus rujis ; alee anticce basi
rosea, fascia rosea nonnunquam indistincta aut obsoleta ; pos~
tica fusca, basi rosea.

Allied to C. abdominalis. Deep black. Scutellum and meta-
thorax red. Abdomen red at the base and along the hind border of
each segment. Legs red. Fore wings rosy red at the base, and
with a rosy red band beyond the middle; this band is sometimes
very indistinct, and sometimes quite obsolete. Hind wings brown,
rosy red at the base and along the adjoining part of the costa.
Length of the body 5 lines; of the wings 15 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

b. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

Cercopis exultans.

Nigricante-cyanea, subpurpurascens, pubescens ; scutellum, meta-
thorax et abdomen late rufa ; abdominis discus niger ; pedes
nigriy coxis femoribusque late rufis ; ala antica nigra, basi
late rufi, fasciis duabus strigisque duabus intermediis con-
nectentibus albidis ; postica cinereo-hyalina, fusco margi-
nata, basi late rufa.

Blackish blue, with a purple tinge. Head and prothorax
pubescent. Scutellum, metathorax and abdomen bright red. Disk
of the abdomen black, excepting the hind borders of the segments.
Legs black; coxae and femora bright red. Fore wings black,
bright red at the base, and with two whitish bands, which are con-
nected together by two whitish discal streaks. Hind wings grayish
hyaline, bright red at the base, with brown borders. Length of the
body 5 lines; of the wings 12 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

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CERCOPLS BIPARS.

Nijfra,pubescens, lavis, nitidissima ; ocelli testacei,\magni ; scutel-
lum rufum, maculis duabus elongatis nigris ; abdomen rufum,
vittis duabus macularibus nigris ; pedes pallide rufi ; ala.
antica lurido rufce, lineis duabus perobliquis macularibus
nigris, apice nigro marginatce areolarum discis nonnunquam
nigricantibus ; postica? cinereo-hyalina.

Black. Head and thorax pubescent, smooth, very shining.
Ocelli testaceous, large. Scutellum red, with an elongated black
spot on each side. Abdomen red, with two stripes of black spots.
Legs pale red. Fore wiDgs lurid red, black at the base, and with
six black dots placed in two very oblique lines on the interior half
of the disk ; apical part bordered with black, and with the disks of
the areolets occasionally blackish. Hind wings grayish hyaline.
Length of the body A\ lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

a — c. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowling, Esq.

Cercopis basiclava.

JRufa, subpunctata ; caput inter oculos nigro binotatum ; thorax
maculis duabus anticis nigris ; scute I lum basi nigro binota-
tum, apice nigrum ; abdomen nigrum, basi et apicem versus
nigrum ; pedes nigri ; femora apice rufa ; alee anticce striga
basali discali apice arcuata et clavata ; posticce nigro-cinerea.

Red, black beneath. Head with a black mark on each side
between the eyes. Thorax minutely punctured, with a black spot
on each side in front ; scutellum black at the tip, and with a black
mark on each side at the base. Abdomen black, red at the base
and towards the tip. Legs black ; femora red at the tips. Fore
wings with a black discal streak proceeding from the base to nearly
one-third of the length, where it is slightly curved hindward
and dilated into a small spot. Hind wings dark gray. Length of
the body 8 — 9 lines ; of the wings 20 — 22 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Cercopis submaculata.

O Var. Lutea, subtus nigra ; scutellum nigrum, sulcis transversis,
apice rufescens ; pedes lutei ; alee anticce fas ciis tribus incom-
pletis macularibus nigris, apices versus luridce ; posticce
cinerea.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

173

Luteous, black beneath. Head beneath and legs luteous.
Prothorax rounded and slightly dilated on each side, with au
oblique furrow on each side hindward ; scutellura black, with
transverse furrows, reddish at the tip. Fore wings lurid towards
the tips, with three black macular incomplete bands ; first band
composed of three spots, of which the first and the second are con-
nected ; second band with six various spots ; third with three spots
adjoining the lurid part. Hind wings gray. Length of the body
6\ lines ; of the wings 16 lines.

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

Cercopis dubitabilis.

Rufescente-testacea, C. signi ferae affinis, subtus nigra; caput pal-
lide testaceum, vertice postico nigro ; prothorax niger, testaceo
vittalus et semimarg Indus ; seutellum nigrum, testaceo nota-
tuni; abdomen supra testaceum, segmentorum marginibus
rufis ; pedes rufescentes, femoribus tibiisque anterioribus
nigro vittatis ; aloe antica. rufce, apices versus testacea, vitta
strigis nonnullis maculaque nigris ; posticce cinerece, fusco
marginatce.

Keddish testaceous, black beneath, nearly allied to C. signi-
/era. Head pale testaceous; vertex black hindward. Prothorax
black, with a testaceous stripe ; border testaceous behind and
on each side of the fore part ; seutellum black, with a testaceous
mark in the disk. Abdomen testaceous above ; hind borders of the
segments red. Legs reddish ; anterior femora and tibia? striped
with black. Fore wings red, testaceous towards the tips, with
a black stripe, which extends obliquely from the base to the middle
of the interior border, is notched on the hind border, behind which
there is a black streak, is connected in front with an oblique black
streak, and is nearly connected with a more exterior oblique black
streak, which is dilated and angular exteriorly, and has there
a black streak in front, and is connected with a black spot hindward.
Hind wiuys gray, with brown borders. Length of the body 6£
lines ; of the wings 16 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

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174 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

A

v Ceecopis pudess.

Rufa, subtus nigra ; vertex postice niger ; prothorax nigro bima-
culatus ; sculellum nigrum ; abdominis discus niger ; alee
anticce e maculis quinque nigris pallida submarginatis bifas-
ciatce ; posticce sordide vitrecz, basi rosea.

Red, black beneath. Head pale red in front beneath ; vertex
black hindvvard. Prothorax minutely punctured, with a black spot
ou each side in front; scutellum black. Abdomen black, red
on each side and towards the tip. Fore wings with five black
partly pale-bordered spots, forming- two incomplete bands ; first
band at one-ihird of the length of the wing, consisting of two spots,
of which the Core one is elongated and the hind one small; second
band with three spots, of these the middle one is smaller than the
other two, which are marginal. Hind wings dingy vitreous, rosy
towards the base. Length of the body 9 liues; of the wings
20 lines.

a. Hindostan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Ceecopis eotundata.

Nigra, pilosa ; caput rufescens ; abdomen supra rufumy vitta,
apice et segmentorum marginibus venlralibus rufis ; pedes
rufi, femoribus nigro vittatis ; alee anticce rufescentes, apud
costam convexa, macula basali fasciisque duabus arcuatis (la
maculari, 2a interrupla) et plus triente apicali nigris ; posticce
fuscce.

Black. Head and thorax pilose. Head reddish. Scutum
and scutellum bordered with red. Abdomen red above and with
a red stripe beneath, where the hind borders and the tip are
also red. Legs red ; femora striped with black. Fore wings red-
dish, convex along the costa, much rounded at the tips; more than
one-third of the apical part black ; interior part with a black basal
spot and with two curved black bands ; first band composed of three
spots ; second band with three connected spots and one separate
spot, which is on the hind border. Hind wings brown. Length of
the body b\ lines; of the wings 7-g- lines.

a. Hindostau. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 175

Cercopis circumducta.

o

Cercopis costalis, Cat. Horn. 664. (Nomen bis lectum).

O Cercopis amplicollis.

Nigricante-cyanea ; prothorax dilatatus ; scutellum rufo margina-
tum ; abdomen nigrum, segmentis rufo marginatis ; coxa et
femora rufa ; tarsi basi rufi ; ala anticce strigis duabus basali-
bus fasciisque duabus connexis rufis ; postica cinereo-vitrea.

Blackish blue, shining. Prothorax minutely punctured, some-
what dilated on each side, with an oblique furrow on each side
hindward; scutellum bordered with red. Abdomen black; seg-
ments with red hind borders. Coxae and femora red ; tarsi red at
the base. Fore wings black, with two basal red streaks and two red
bands ; the streak on the hind border much broader than the costal
one; the two bands connected together by a hindward streak.
Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 4£ lines ; of the
wings 10^ lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

0 Cercopis decisa.

Nigra ; caput supra et prothorax ceneo-viridia ; alee antica? basi
fasciisque duabus albido-testaceis, fascia la sublineari, 2a
postice contractu ; posticce cinereo-vitrea.

Black. Head above and prothorax aeneous-green, shining.
Prothorax with a very indistinct keel. Fore wings whitish testa-
ceous at the base aud with two whitish testaceous bands ; middle
band almost equal in breadth and parallel to the basal one ; exte-
rior band contracted hindward. Hind wings grayish vitreous.
Length of the body 3^- lines ; of the wings 8 Hues.

a. Dhargeeling. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Genus TOMASPIS, Cat. Horn. p. 666.

TOMASPIS MAEGINATA.

Sphenorhina marginata, Cat. Horn. 686.

176 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus MONECPHORA, Cat. Horn. 674.

:

0

MONECPHORA NOTATA.

SpheDorhina notata, Cat. Horn. 689.

MONECPHORA POSTICATA.

Monecphora postieata, Stal, Kongb. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1855, 192,
Brazil.

J MONECPHORA XAXTHOCEPHALA.

Nigra ; caput luteum, vertice facieque nigrin ; alec anticce apud
costam convexce, apice subtruncatce ; posticce cinereo-vitrecz,
fmcescente marginatce.

Black. Head luteous, black between the eyes and towards the
rostrum. Scutellum rather long. Fore wings convex along the
costa, somewhat truncated obliquely at the tips. Hind wings
grayish vitreous, brownish at the tips and along the hind border.
Length of the body 3| lines; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Napo River, South America. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

MONECPHORA INFERENS.

Nigra, tomentosa; caput, coxa et genua postica rufa; prothorax
fascia pallida subobsolela ; alee anticce fasciis duabus testaceis
incompletis perangustis ; posticce fuscescente-vitrece.

Black, tomentose. Head towards the rostrum, coxae and hind
knees red. Prothorax with an almost obsolete pale band. Fore
wings writh two very narrow testaceous bands, the interior one
especially incomplete. Hind wings brownish vitreous. This spe-
cies very closely resembles ~M. neglecta, and may be a local variety
of it, but the latter may be distinguished by its red abdomen
and legs, and by the fore wings in which the interior band is much
more complete than the exterior one. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 6 lines.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS. 177

N»J) MONECPHORA POSTICA.

Nigricante-viridis ; caput subtus, pectoris discus et pedes nigra ;
abdomen et pedes postici rufa ; alee anticce nigricante-cyanea,
apice fuscescentes, marginis postici dimidio et fasciis duabus
rufis ; postica cinereo-vitrece.

Blackish green. Head beneath, disk of the pectus aud legs
black. Abdomen and hind legs, excepting the tarsi, red. Fore
wings blackish blue, brownish at the tips, red along half the length
of the interior border, and with two red bands, which are broadest
towards the costa, the interior band slightly curved and oblique,
the exterior one straight. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

MONECPHORA INCLUDENS.

Nigra ; proboscis, pectus et pedes testacea ; tarsi apice nigri ;
thorax fascia antica scutelloque pallide Jtavis ; alee antica
apud cost.arn fuscescentes, vitta postica maculisque duabus
pallide Ji avis ; postica cinereo-vitrece.

Black. Proboscis, pectus and legs testaceous. Tarsi with
black tips. Prothorax with a broad pale yellow band in front.
Scutellum pale yellow. Fore wings brownish along the costa, and
with a pale yellow stripe, which extends along more than two-thirds
of the hind border; two pale yellow spots in the disk, the interior
one elongated, the other almost round. Hind wings grayish
vitreous. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Colombia. From Mr. Turner's collection.

MONECPHORA SOLIGENA.

Late crocea ; oculi, antenna, tarsi, tibia apice et femora anteriora
apice atra; alee anticce fascia atra, apud medium subvitrece ;
postica vitrea.

Bright saffron-colour. Eyes, antennae, tarsi, tips of the tibiae
and tips of the anterior femora deep black. Fore wings with a
deep black interior band, adjoining which they are almost colourless,
and the saffron hue beyond is not so bright as that between the

178 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

base and the band. Hind wings vitreous, with a very slight saffron
tinge. Length of the body 3£ lines; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

b, c. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

MONECPHORA INS1GNIS.

Pallide lutea ; prothorax fascia brevi nigricantej; tarsi apice
nigri ; alee anticce striga basali rufescente, macula elongata
basali fasciaque lata nigris, apice vitrece; posticce vitrece.

Pale bright luteous. Prothorax with a short blackish band.
Tarsi with black tips. Fore wings with an elongated black basal
spot, in front of which there is a reddish basal streak ; a broad black
middle band, which is narrower towards the costa ; apical part and
hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 2% lines ; of the wings 6
lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

MONECPHORA COMBINANS.

JRufa ; capitis latera subtus verticisque discus nigra ; prothorax
fasciis duabus variis nigris ; scutellum et pectus discis nigris ;
pedes nigri, poslici plus minusve rufi ; alee anticce strigis dua-
bus basalibus, fascia lata ohliqua guttaque costali nigris ; pos-
ticce cinereo -vitrece, apice fuscescentes.

Red. Head black on each side beneath ; disk of the vertex
black. Prothorax scabrous, with two black bands, which vary
in breadth and form, and are occasionally united by a black stripe.
Scutellum and pectus with black disks. Legs black ; hind legs
partly or almost wholly red. Fore wings with two black streaks
near the base, with a broad oblique middle band, which is diffuse
on its outer side, and is occasionally connected with a black
dot beyond it on the costa ; these marks are indistinct in some spe-
cimens. Hind wings grayish vitreous, brownish at the tips.
Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Gambia. Presented by W. Mackenzie Skues, Esq.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 179

^ MoNECPHORA DEPRIVATA.

Testacea ; thorax fascia antica interrxipta nigra ; postica cinereo-
vitrecE.

Testaceous, unvarying. Prothorax with an interrupted black
hand in front. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body
2 lines; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Australia. Presented by the Haslar Hospital.

MONECPHORA MAC V LATA.

Cercopis fulvoscutellata, Griff. Anim. Kingd. Ins. 109, 2.
Monecphora maculata, Cat. Horn. 675, 6.

' Genus SPHENORHINA, Cat. Horn. p. 686

(P Sphenorhina plammans.

Late rufa, nitens, subtus nigra ; capitis latera, abdomen et pedes
nigra ; aim antica disco margineque exterioribus nigris ;
postiea nigricante-vitrea.

Bright red, shining, black beneath. Head black on each side
above. Abdomen and legs black. Apical half of the fore wings
bordered with black and with a black disk. Hind wings blackish
vitreous. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 18 lines.

a, b. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet

Clark.
c. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Sphenorhina cercopoides.

Fulva ; abdomen, tibia? et tarsi nigra; ala? antica ex maxima
parte nigral vittamfulvam includentes ; posticce cinereo-vitrea,
basi fulva.

Tawny. Abdomen, tibiae and tarsi black. Fore wings o*lack
for nearly two-thirds of the middle part ; this black part extends
along the costa to the tip of the wing, and is partly divided by a
tawny subcostal stripe. Hind wings grayish vitreous, tawny at the
base. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 14^ lines.

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

180 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Sphenorhina XANTHOMELA.

Late lutea ; caput peracutum ; thorax guttis duabus lateralibus
nigris ; abdomen et pedes nigra ; alee antica nigra?, bad late
lutea ; postica nigricante-vitrea .

Bright luteous. Head very acute. Thorax with a black dot
on each side at the base of the fore wing. Abdomen, legs and fore
wings black, the latter bright luteous at the base. Hind wings
blackish vitreous. Length of the body A\ lines ; of the wings 13
lines.
a. Tunantins, Amazon Region. From Mr. Bales' collection.

Sphenorhina bipustulata.

Picea ; caput sat acutum, antice rufum ; abdomen subtus rufes-
cens ; pedes nigri, femoribus apice tibiis basi tarsisque rufis ;
ala antica lurida, basi fusca, luteo bimaculata ; postica
fuscescenle-vitrea. Var. /3. — Abdomen subtus nigrum, basi
supra rufescens ; ala antica rufescentes, apices versus nigra,
rufo bimaculata.
This species closely resembles S. quadriguttata, but may be dis-
tinguished by the dark colour of the fore wings towards the tips,
and by the different colour and shape of their spots. Piceous.
Head "moderately acute, red in front. Abdomen reddish beneath.
Legs black ; femora at the tips, tibiae at the base and tarsi red.
Fore wings lurid, brown towards the base, with two luteous spots at
two-thirds of the length ; one on the costa ; the other near the hind
border, opposite the first and about one-fourth of its size. Hind
wings brownish vitreous. Var. (S. — Abdomen black beneath, red-
dish towards the base above. Fore wings reddish for nearly two-
thirds of the length, beyond which they are black, with two
red spots of nearly equal size. Length of the body 4 lines; of the
wings 12 lines.
a. Para. From Mr. Hewitson's collection.

Sphenorhina suffusa, Cat. Horn. p. 689.

Var. Obscure rufescens ; abdomen fulvum, subtus nigricans, seg-
mentis rufo marginatis ; pedes nigri, femoribus viridi-nigris ;
ala antica lurida, fasciis duabus ochraceis, \a maculari, 2a
Integra; postica cinereo-vitrea, fuscescente marginata.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 181

Var. Dull reddish. Abdomen tawny; under side blackish,
with a red hind border to each segment. Legs red ; femora
greenish black. Fore wings lurid, with two orange bands ; the
first irregular, composed of three spots, which are variable in size ;
the second entire, but not extending to the hind border. Hind
wings grayish vitreous, brownish along the interior border and at
the tips. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

& Sphenorhina bivitta.

Late rufa, gracilis ; caput peracutum ; genua, tibia apice tarsi-
que nigra ; alee antica nigra, basi vittisque duabus late rufis ;
postica cinerascente-vitrea, margine fusees cente.

Bright red, slender. Head very acute. Knees, tibiae at
the tips and tarsi black. Fore wings black, bright red at the base,
and with two bright red stripes, which do not extend to the tips.
Hind wings grayish vitreous, browuish along the borders. Length
of the body $| lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

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

0 Sphenorhina notabilis.

Late ochracea ; caput peracutum, gutta antica trigona nigra ;
abdominis latera, femora anteriora apice, tibia tarsique nigra ;
ala antica dimidio apicali rufescentes, striga postica sub-
upicali margincque apicali nigris ; postica cinereo-vitrea.

Bright orange. Head very acute, with a black triangular dot
between the antennae, which are also black. Abdomen somewhat
paler, black along each side. Tibiae, tarsi and tips of anterior
femora black. Fore wings mostly red on the apical half, with
a black subapical streak near the hind border, and with a black bor-
der at the tip. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body
4 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a, b. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

R

182 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Sphenoehina SIMILIS.

Testacea ; caput peracutum, carina nigricante ; prothorax nigri-
cans, testaceo fasciatus ; scutellum nigricans, apice testaceum ;
femora apice, tibia tarsique nigra ; alee antica fuscescentes,
basi testacea, fasciis duabus contiguis (una nigricante, altera
testacea), vittis duabus exterioribus discalibus testaceis ; pos-
tica cinereo-vitrea.

Testaceous. Head very acute, "blackish along the ridge. Pro-
thorax blackish, with a testaceous band. Scutellum blackish, tes-
taceous at the tip. Tibiae, tarsi and tips of femora black. Fore
wings brownish, testaceous at the base, with a blackish band near
the base, followed by a testaceous band, beyond which there are two
testaceous discal stripes. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of
the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

^ Sphenoehina assimilis.

Testacea ; caput rufescens, peracutum, carina lateribus nigrican-
tibus ; prothorax antice rufescens et nigro subnotatus, margine
postico nigro ; scutellum rufum, apice nigrum ; pectus et ab-
domen rufa; pedes nigri, tibiis posticis femoribusque rujis,
illis apice nigris ; ala antica fusca, basi vittaque subcostali
pallide fiavis, litura costali nigricante; postica cinereo-vitrea.

Testaceous. Head reddish, very acute, blackish along each
side of the keel. Prothorax reddish and indistinctly marked with
black in front, black along the hind border. Scutellum red, with a
black tip. Pectus and abdomen red. Legs black; femora and
hind tibiae red, the latter with black tips. Fore wings brown, pale
yellow at the base, and with a pale yellow stripe near the costa, and
terminating in the disk at three-fourths of the length ; a blackish
mark on tbe costa near the base. Hind wings grayish vitreous.
Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

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

Sphenoehina distinguenda.

Atra ; caput acutum ; prothoracis fascia antica, scutelli latera,
pectus et abdomen late rufa ; pectus nigro fasciatum ; genua
postica rufa ; ala antica fasciis duabus integris late rufis ;
postica nigricante -viireas, basi late rufa.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 183

Deep black. Head acute. Prothorax with a broad bright
red band in front. Scutellum bright red along each side and
at the tip. Pectus and abdomen bright red, the former with a
black band. Hind tibiae at the base and hind knees red. Fore
wings with two bright red linear upright bauds. Hind wings
blackish vitreous, bright red at the base. Length of the body 3
lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

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

^ Sphenorhina simulans.

'Nigra ; caput fulvum, maculis duabus lateralibus guttisque duabus
anticis nigris ; prothorax fulvo marginatus, fascia lata pal-
lide jiava ; tarsi basi, genua et pedes postici fulva ; alee
anticcc fasciis duabus pallide fiavis ; posticus vitrece.

Black. Head tawny, with a black spot on each side, and with
two black dots in front. Prothorax with a tawny border, and with
a broad pale yellow band. Knees, tarsi at the base and hind legs
tawny. Fore wings with two pale yellow bands; the second a little
narrower than the first, and slightly diverging from it hindward.
Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings
6 lines.

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

^ Sphenorhina cruciata.

Nigra; caput rufum, subacutum; prothorax lateribus vittaque
brevi lata antica rufis ; tibice posticce femoraque rufa ; alee
anticcB basi, vitta brevi fasciaque interioribus vittisque duabus
elongatis rufis ; posticce cinereo-vitrea>.

Black. Head red, slightly acute. Prothorax red along each
side, and with a short broad red stripe in front. Femora and hind
tibiae red. Fore wings red at the base, whence proceeds a red
stripe which joins a red band at one-fourth of the length ; beyond
this there are two red stripes, which do not extend to the tip. Hind
wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 3 Hues ; of the wings
10 lines.

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

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384 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Sphenorhina selecta.

Nigra ; caput et prothorax viridi-nigra, pubescentia ; pectus pos-
iicum, abdomen, coxa, femora postica tibiaque postica basi
late rufa ; alee anticce basi rufa, fascia maculisque duabus
(una costali, altera postica) ochraceis ; postica cinereo-vitrea .

Black. Head and prothorax greenish black, pubescent.
Coxae, hind femora, hind tibiae at the base, hind part of the pectus
and abdomen bright red. Fore wings red at the base, with an
orange band at one-third of the length, and with two orange spots
at two-thirds of the length, one on the costa, the other on the hind
border. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a — c. Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

s

PHENORHINA ALBIFASCIA.

Nigra; caput acutum ; prothorax lurido-fuscus ; abdomen sub tus
Icete rufum ; pectus et femora, postica testacea ; ala anticce
triente basali fasciaque exteriore pallide Jlavis ; postica
cinereo-vitrece.

Black. Head acute. Prothorax mostly lurid-brown. Abdomen
bright red beneath. Pectus and hind femora testaceous. Fore
wings pale yellow for almost one-third of the length from the base,
and with a pale yellow band at two-thirds of the length. Hind
wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings
10 lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

(} Sphenorhina semivitrea.

Fulva, subtus testacea; caput subacutum ; antenna nigra ; abdo-
men rufescens ; pedes testacei ; tarsi nigri, postici basi
testacei ; ala vitrea ; antica basi late rufa, costa, fascia
venisque exterioribus pallide f us cis.

Tawny, testaceous beueath. Antenna? black. Head slightly
acute. Abdomen reddish. Legs testaceous ; tarsi black ; hind
tarsi testaceous at the base. Fore wings vitreous, with strongly
marked pale brown veins, bright red towards the base, pale brown
along the costa, and with a pale brown band adjoining the red part.

LIST OF H0M0PTEROUS INSECTS. 185

Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 6
lines.

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

™ Sphenorhina braconoides.

Mas. Testacea, gracilis; caput aculum ; abdomen lateribus
apiceque nigricantibus ; tibiae posticce apice, genua et tarsi
nigra ; femora antica nigro strigata ; libice anteriores nignc,
basi testacece ; alee anticce lurido-vitrea, basi testacece, apices
versus obscure fusca? ; posticce vitrece.

Male. Testaceous, slender. Head acute. Abdomen blackish
along each side and at the tip, which is armed with two long for-
ceps. Kuees and tarsi black ; fore femora streaked with black ;
anterior tibiae black, testaceous towards the base ; hind tibiae with
black tips. Fore wings lurid-vitreous, testaceous at the base;
nearly one-third of the apical part dark brown. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Birmah. From Mrs. Waring's collection.

Sphenorhina approximans.

Atra, gracilis ; caput acutum, pubescens ; alee posticce vitrece, mar-
gine fuscescente. Mas. — Abdomen basi marginibusque anticis
albis ; alee anticce guttis duabus albis, macula costali exteriore
rufa. Fcem. — Abdomen basi testaceum ; alee anticce fasciis
duabus, una maculari alba, altera attenuata et nonnunquam
inierrupta rufg^

Closely allied to S. contigua, intermedia ana proxima. Deep
black, slender. Head acute, pubescent. Hind wings vitreous,
brownish along the borders. Male. — Abdomen white at the base
and on the hiud borders of the three basal segments ; apical appen-
dages very long. Fore wings with two while dots placed in an ob-
lique line near the base ; a red spot by the costa at two-thirds of
the length. Female. — Abdomen testaceous at the base. Fore
wings with a white band composed of two hardly divided spots, and
with an irregular red band, which is attenuated and sometimes in-
terrupted hindward. Length of the body 3 — 4 lines ; of the wings
8—9 lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

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186 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus APHROPHOEA, Cat. Horn. p. 697.

0 Aphrophora memorabilis.

Pallide fulva ; caput subtus carinis lateribus nigricantibus, sulcis
transversis bene determinatis ; prothorax subpunctatus, guttis
quatuor anticis pallidis ; tibice anteriores obscure fulvce ; tarsi
apice nigri; alee anticce basi punctata, fascia fusca indis-
tincta subobliqua, gutta discali albida ; posticce cinereo-
vitrece.

Pale tawny. Head and thorax flat, with a very slight keel.
Head beneath blackish along each side of the keel, on each side of
which there is a row of finely sculptured transverse ridges. Pro-
thorax very miuutely punctured, with two pale dots on each side in
front. Anterior tibiae dark tawny. Tarsi with black tips. Fore
wings punctured towards the base, with a brown indistinct slightly
oblique band, beyond which there is a whitish dot iu the disk.
Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 'i\ lines; of the
wings 9 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Aphrophora notabilis.

Pallide testacea ; proboscis apicem versus nigra ; abdomen ru~
fescens ; tarsi apice nigri; alee anticce fascia lata obliqua
abbreviata albida nigro ex parte marginata, gutta postico
nigra, plaga exteriore elongata costali albida ; posticce cinereo-
vitrecB.

Pale testaceous. Proboscis black towards the tip. Abdomen
reddish. Tarsi with black tips. Fore wings with a broad abbre-
viated oblique whitish baud partly bordered with black, which forms
a conspicuous dot on the outer side of the band near the hind
border; an elongated costal whitish patch beyond the band. Hind
wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 3% lines; of the wings
9 Hues.

a — c. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 187

* Aphrophora SEMIFLAVA.

Flava, robusla, subtus nigra; caput e lineis transversis fulvis
bivittatum ; pectus ex parte testaceum ; abdomen nigrum;
pedes nigri, genubus antieis testaceis ; alee anticee castaneo-
fitscce, fasciis duabus antieis latis abbreviatis pallide testa-
ceis ; posticce cinereo-vitrece.

Yellow, stout, black beneath. Head with two tawny stripes
composed of short transverse lines. Pectus partly testaceous.
Abdomen and legs black. Fore knees testaceous. Fore wings
chestnut-brown, with two short broad pale testaceous bands in
front. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 2£ lines ;
of the wings 6 lines.

a, b. New Hebrides ? Presented by Sir John Liddell.

^ Aphrophora inclyta.

Atra ; caput conicum; pectus ex parte luteum; abdomen apice
luteum ; pedes lutei ; alee anticee apud costum basalem luteee,
fascia exteriore lata obliqua abbreviata alba ; posticce cinereo-
vitrece.

Deep black. Head conical. Pectus partly luteous. Abdomen
luteous at the tip. Legs luteous. Fore wings luteous along the
costa for a short space from the base, and at two-thirds of the length
with a broad oblique abbreviated white band, which is somewhat
narrower towards the costa. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length
of the body 2£ lines; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

0 Aphrophora madra.

Atra, depressa ; caput conicum ; pedes fulvi ; alee posticce cinereo-
vitrece, margine obscuriore.

Deep black, like the preceding species in shape. Head conical.
Legs tawny. Hind wings grayish vitreous, with darker borders.
This and the preceding species may be distinguished from the
others by the elongated head and the very flat body, and will form
a section in the genus. Length of the body 2£ lines ; of the wings
6 lines.

a — c. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

188 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus PTYELUS, Cat. Horn. p. 702.

0 Ptyelus ornatus.
Aphrophora ornata, Cat. Horn. 702, 13.
a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

O Ptyelus vittiger.

Testaceus ; caput vitta media furcata facieque nigris, vittis duabus
lateralibus fuscis ; prothorax fusco quadrivittatus ; scutellum
pectus et pedes fulva ; abdomen nigrum, segmentorum mar-
ginibus posticis pallide testaceis ; alee anticcs nigricante-fusca,
apud discum exteriorem lurido-fusca?, fascia interiore lutea,
macula elongata exteriore subcostali pallide lutea, guttis duabus
albis subapicalibus albis, una nonnunquam obsoteta ; postica:
fusco-vitrece, apud discum nigro-fusca.

Testaceous. Head with a black middle stripe, which is forked
hindward, and with a brown stripe on each side; under side black.
Prothorax with four brown stripes. Scutellum, pectus and legs
tawny. Abdomen black; hind borders of the segments pale testa-
ceous. Fore wings blackish brown, lurid-brown in the exterior
part of the disk, with a luteous band before the middle, with an
exterior elongated subcostal pale luteous spot, and with one or
two white subapical dots. Hind wings vitreous-brown, blackish
brown in the disk. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
12 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

0 Ptyelus variolosus.

Obscure fulvus ; fades nigra; prothorax et scutellum lineis trans-
versis fuscis, hoc nigro fas datum ; pedes nigri ; alee antica
nigricantes, e lituris variis minutis discalibus fulvis vix
bifasciatae ; posticoe nigricante-vitrea.

Dark tawny. Head black beneath towards the proboscis.
Prothorax and scutellum with slight transverse brown lines, the
latter with a black band. Legs black. Fore wings blackish, with
various minute tawny discal marks, which form two indistinct and
incomplete oblique bands. Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length
of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 189

A

U Ptyelus TENEBRIFER.

Fuscus, tomentosus, subtus niger ; caput et thorax anticus trans-
verse subimpressa; pedes nigri ; alee anticce apices versus
subobscuriores ; posticce nigricantes.

Brown, tomentose, black beneath. Head and fore part of the
prothurax slightly impressed transversely. Legs black. Fore wings
slightly darker towards the tips. Hind wings blackish. Length of
the body 4 lines; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

O Ptyelus subnigricans.

Nigricante-piceus ; caput linea aniica transversa interrupta tes-
tacea ; abdomen ex parte coxaque posticce testacea ; femora
postica basi aut vitta testaceis ; ala antica apud discum
exteriorem subluridce, posticce nigricante-vitrete.

Resembles P. reticularis, but with the head less prominent.
Blackish piceous. Head with an interrupted transverse testaceous
line in front. Abdomen partly dull testaceous. Hind coxa? dull
testaceous. Hind femora testaceous towards the base, or with a
testaceous stripe. Fore wings slightly lurid in the exterior part of
the disk. Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body
5 lines ; of the wings 14 lines,
a, b. New Hebrides? From Mr. Macgillivray's collection. Voyage

of H.M.S. Herald.

& Ptyelus dolosus.

Nigricans ; caput et prothorax vittis tribus indistinctis testaceis ;
genua testacea; femora postica et tibice posticce testacea, apice
nigra ; alee anticce apud costam exteriorem lurida ; postica
cinereo-vitrece.

Resembles P. obscurus, but with the head more conical in
front. Blackish. Head and prothorax with three indistinct dull
testaceous stripes. Knees testaceous. Hind femora and hind tibiae
testaceous, with black tips. Fore wings lurid along the exterior
part of the costa. Hind wings vitreous-gray. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 7^ lines.

o. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

190 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

^ Ptyelus COMMA.

Niger, subtus albo bivittatus ; caput margine antico testa ceo ; pedes
obscure fulvi ; femora posteriora nigro vittata ; alee anticce
gutta postica testacea, striga subcostali subapicali alba ; pos-
ticus nigricante-vitrece.

Black. Head testaceous along the fore border above ; under
side with two white stripes, which extend along the pectus. Legs
dark tawny ; posterior femora with black stripes. Fore wings with
a testaceous dot in the middle near the hind border, and with a
white subcostal and subapical streak, which is slightly curved towards
one end. Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

0 Ptyelus planakis.

Pallide testacea; caput et prolhorax vittis nonnullis indistinctis
fulvis, ilium conicum; alee anticce gutta postica subapicali
nigra ; postica vitrsco.

Distinguished from the preceding species by the pale colour,
and by the head, which is more conical in front. Pale testaceous.
Head and prothorax with several indistinct tawny stripes, the
former very conical. Fore wings with a black dot on the hind
border near the tip. Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body
2-§ lines; of the wings 5 lines.

a. South Africa. Presented by Dr. A. Smith.

Genus LEPYRONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 725.

C Lepyronia Bufo.

Picea; capitis vertex albido biguttatas, linea antica transversa
albida valde arcuala ; alee anticce lituris tribus costalibus
testaceis, plagis variis discalibus cinereo tomentosis, venis
obscure viriclescentibus ; posticce nigricante-vitrece.

Piceous. Head with a whitish dot on the vertex, and with a
transverse much arched whitish line in front. Fore wings with
three dull testaceous marks along the costa, and with various patches
of cinereous tomentum in the disk ; veins dull greenish. Hind

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 191

wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings
7£ lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

0 Lepyronia Rana.

Fusca ; caput atbido subvittal urn , inter oculos viride, macula antica
magna testacea ; prothorax fascia antica lata interrupta pal-
lide viridi ; abdomen apice testaceum; pedes obscure testacei ;
alee antica lituris variis discalibus pallide viridibus, maculis
duabus coslalibus guttaque discali testaceis ,• posticus cinereo-
vitretB.

More slender than the preceding species. Brown. Head
with a slight whitish stripe, mostly pale green between the eyes,
with a large testaceous spot in front. Prothorax with a broad
interrupted pale green band in front. Abdomen testaceous at the
tip. Legs dull testaceous. Fore wings with various pale green
marks in the disk, and with two irregular testaceous spots on the
costa; a testaceous dot in the disk near the second spot. Hind
wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 3£ lines; of the wings
Q\ lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

O Lepyronia albigutta.

Testacea ; caput subtus sulcis transversis nigris ; prothorax mar-
gine postico albido ; pectus albo bivittatum ; pedes nigro
vittati ; alee anticce nigra, fascia arcuata strigaque costali
albis.

Testaceous. Head and prothorax slightly mottled with darker
colour. Head beneath with transverse black furrows. Prothorax
whitish along the hind border. Pectus with a white stripe along
each side. Legs striped with black. Fore wings black, with a
white curved band, which is near to a white costal streak beyond
it. Length of the body '2\ lines ; of the wings 4i lines.

a. Melbourne. From Mr. Edwards' collection.

(J Genus PERINOIA, Cat. Horn. p. 729.
0 Perinoia exclamans.
Perinoia exclamans, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 166, 139.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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192 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

' Genus CHALEPUS, Cat. Horn. p. 731.

(J Chalepus aconophoroides.

Ferrugineus ; caput lanceolatum, subascendens, subtus piceum ;
alee antica? longiuscula, sat angustce, fusco subnotatcey apice
acuta ; poslica cinereo- vitrei.

Nearly allied to C. hastatus, but with the head less attenuated
and less ascending-. Ferruginous. Head lanceolate, slightly
ascending, piceous beneath. Fore wings rather long1 and narrow,
minutely mottled with brown, attenuated towards the tips, which
are acute. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body
5| lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Subtribe SERRIPEDES.

Group TETTIGONIDES.

Genus TETTIGONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 732.

Europe.
Tettigonia yiridis, Cat. Horn. p. 768.

Tettigonia arundinis, Cat. Horn. 769.
Tettigonia melanchloa, Cat. Horn. 778.

Tettigonia ^qualis.

Tettigonia aequalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 20, 169,
pi. 2, f. 6.

Dahuria.

North America.

Tettigonia bifida, Cat. Horn. p. 1158.
Tettigonia tenella, Cat. Horn. 770, 97.

Tettigonia Noveboeacensis, Cat. Horn. p. 115S.
Tettigonia prasina, Cat. Horn. 768.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 193

Tettigonia LINEATA.

Tettigonia lineata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 21, 172,
pi. 2, f. 9.

United States.

Tettigonia tripunctata.

Tettigonia tripunctata, Cat. Horn. 1158. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr.

3me Ser. ii. 23, 175, pi. 2, f. 12.
Var. Tettigonia nigrifascia, Cat. Horn. 776, 110.
Var. Tettigonia pallida, Cat. Horn. 776, 111.
Var. Tettigonia albida, Cat. Horn. 777, 112.

Tettigonia gothica.

Tettigonia gothica, Sign. Ami. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 345, 188,
pi. 11, f. 6.

United States.

Tettigonia septentrionalis.

Nigra, robvsta ; caput crassum, supra impressum; prothorax
transverse rugulosus, antice impressus ; genua ferruginea ;
ala antica basi punctata ; posticce nigricantes.

Black, stout. Head thick, rather prominent, impressed above.
Prothorax transversely rugulose, impressed in front. Knees ferru-
ginous. Fore wings punctured at the base. Hind wings blackish.
Length of the body 2^ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Arctic America, Region of the Mackenzie River. Presented bv
Dr. Rae.

Mexico.

Tettigonia multicolor.

Tettieonia multicolor, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 363, 86,
pi. 11, f. 15.

Mexico.

Tettigonia cosmopolita.

Tettigonia cosmopolita, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 364,
87, pi. 11, £ 16.

Mexico. Brazil.

a Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

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194 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

^ Tettigonia punctulata.

Tettigonia punctulata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 345, 52,
pi. 9, f. 15.

Mexico.

0 Tettigonia areolata.

Tettigonia areolata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 355, 73,
pi. 11, f. 4.

Mexico.

0 Tettigonia lugubris.

Tettigonia lugubris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 13, pi. 1,
f. 13.

Mexico.

0 Tettigonia sagata.

Tettigonia sagata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 27, 180, pi.
2, f. 15.

Mexico.

Tettigonia lunata.

Tettigonia lunata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 349, 196,
pi. 11, f. 13.

Mexico.

Tettigonia 5-signata.

Cupreo-nigra, subtus pallide flava ; caput et prothorax flaw bifas-
ciata ; abdomen Icete rufum ; pedes pallide flavi ; femora
postica nigro subvittata ; alee anticce cupreo-rufa>, fasciis
quatuor subobliquis pallide flavis, apices versus fuscce, fascia
subapicali vitrea ; postica vitrece, apice fmcai.

Cupreous-black, pale yellow beneath. Head with two pale
yellow bands, the hind one interlined with black on each side ;
under side with black transverse lateral furrows. Prothorax with
two pale yellow bands; scutellum pale yellow. Abdomen bright
red. Legs pale yellow ; hind femora slightly striped with black.
Fore wings cupreous-red, with four pale yellow slightly oblique
bands, brown at the tips, where there is a vitreous band. Hind
wings vitreous, brown towards the tips. Length of the body 4 lines ;
of the wings 9 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 195

^ Tettigonia METALLESCENS.

Testacea ; caput nigro quadripunctatum ; tibia post'ca apice
nigrce ; alee anticce cupreo -nigra, basi testacea:, fascia oclira-
cea ; postica nigricantes.

Testaceous. Head with a black point on each side between
the eyes hindward, and with two more in front near the antennae.
Hind tibiae with black tips. Fore wings cupreous-black, testaceous
for one-third of the length from the base, with an orange band just
within the black part. Hind wings blackish. Length of the body
2\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

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

0 TETTIGONIA CANDIDA.

Alba ; caput punctis duobus guttisque tribus nigris ; prothorax
nigro biguttalus, marginis antici lateribus flavescentibus ;
scutellum Jlavescens, nigro biguttatum ; abdominis discus sub-
tus nigricans ; ala anticce puncto marginali nigro ; posticce
cinereo-vitrece.

White. Head with two black points between the eyes and
with three black dots in a line on the fore border. Prothorax with
two black dots near the fore border, which is yellowish on each side.
Scutellum yellowish, with a black dot on each side. Abdomen
blackish in the disk beneath. Fore wings with a black point on the
hind border at three-fourths of the length. Hind wings grayish
vitreous. Length of the body 2$ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

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

CJ Tettigonia granulata.

Rufa; caput vittis nonnullis variis interruptis Jlavis ; thorax
maculis plurimis Jlavis ; pectus testaceum, gultis lateralibus
nigris ; alee anticce guttis plurimis maculisque paucis Jlavis,
apices versus sordide vitrece, fascia margineque fuscis ; posticce
nigricante-vitrea?.

Red. Head with several irregular and interrupted yellow
stripes. Thorax with many yellow spots. Pectus testaceous, with
black dots on each side. Fore wings with numerous yellow dots and
with a few yellow spots ; apical part dingy vitreous, with a brown

s2

196 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

band and with brown tips. Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length
of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

0 Tettigonia ruficeps.

Nigra ; caput rufum, margine postico nigro ; prothorax lineis dua-
bus transversis albis ; coxee et femora rufa ; alee anticee fas-
ciis duabus angustis albis.

Black. Head red, black along the hind border. Prothorax
with two transverse white lines. Coxag and femora red. Fore
wings with two slender white bands. Hind wings black. Length
of the body 4£ lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

Mexico.

a. Guatimala. From M. Deby's collection.

0 Tettigonia detrahens.

Testacea ; caput luteo bimaculatum, nigro sexguttatum, subtus
nigro bivittatum ; prothorax lituris nonnullis indistinctis
nigricantibus ; scutellum pallide luteum, nigro biguttatum ;
pedes fusco strigati ; alee anticce vittis tribus {una interlineata)
fuscis ; posticee nigricante-vitrea.

Testaceous. Head with a luteous spot on each side by the eye,
with two black dots above, and with four black dots in front ; under
side with two black stripes. Prothorax with some iudistinct
blackish marks ; scutellum pale luteous, with two black dots in front.
Legs streaked with pale brown. Fore wings with three brown
stripes, the broadest one interlined. Hind wings blackish vitreous.
Length of the body 21 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Mexico. From Mr. Glennie's collection.

6

Tettigonia suavipennis.

Late rufa, subtus pallidior ; caput semiannulo nigro lineisque
duabus anticis e punctis nigris ; prothoracis discus albus
nigro marginatus ; pectus pallide testaceum ; pedes pallide
testacei ; alee antica maculis duabus albis nigro marginatis,
apice nigra ; posticm nigricantes.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 197

Bright red, paler beneath. Head with a semicircular black
mark on the vertex, and with two stripes of black points on the
front. Disk of the prothorax white, bordered with black. Pectus
and legs pale testaceous. Fore wings with two white black-
bordered spots, the exterior one elongated and oblique; tips
and hind wings blackish. Length of the body 2£ lines ; of the wings
5 lines.

n, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Tettigonia rufimargo,

Pallide Jlava, subtus Jlavescente-alba ; caput conicum, strigis dua-
bus lateralibus obliquis viridibus, gutta antica nigra; protho-
rax cyanescente-viridis^fusco varius, margine antico scutelloque
pallide Jlavis ; abdomen supra nigrum, lateribus rufis ; alee
antica virides, fmco varice, vilta discali cyanescente-viridi,
costa pallide Jlava ; posticce iridescente-nigrce.

Pale yellow, yellowish white beneath. Head conical, with a
black dot in front, and with an oblique green streak on each side.
Prothorax pale bluish green, mottled with brown ; fore border and
scutellum pale yellow. Abdomen black above, red on each side.
Fore wings green, varied with brown, with a pale bluish green dis-
cal stripe; costa pale yellow. Hind wings iridescent black.
Length of the body If line ; of the wings 4 lines.

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

West Indies.
Tettigonia sanguinicollis.

Tettigonia sanguinicollis, Latr. Voy. de Humboldt, i. 191, pi. 17, f.

11. Sign. Ann. Sot: Eat. Fr. 3me Ser.i.371, 100, pi. 12,

f. 12.
Tettigonia farinaria, Cat. Horn. 733.

Cuba.

Tettigonia sanguinea.

^Cicada sanguinea, Drury, Ins. ii. 73, pi. 38, f. 5, 6.
Tettigonia sanguinea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 6S6,
145.

Jamaica.

S3

198 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

v Tettigonia reticulata.

Tettigonia reticulata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 22, 173,
pi. 2, f. 10.

Cuba.

O Tettigonia fausta.

Pallide testacea ; caput nigro quadrivittatum ; "pectus pallide
luteum, nigro notatum ; abdomen supra rufum, subtus e gut-
tis nigris bivitlatum ; ala anticce purpurascente-rufce, nigro
lineata, apud costam cinerea, apice sordide vitrece fascia
obliqua abbreviata margineque nigricantibus ; postiea nigri-
cantes.

Pale testaceous. Head with four black stripes ; the middle
pair abbreviated, the outer pair converging, connected on the face
and extending in a single stripe to the proboscis. Pectus pale
luteous, with black marks. Abdomen bright red above ; under side
with two rows of black dots. Fore wings purplish red, with black
lines ; costa gray for more than half the length ; tips dingy vitreous,
with an abbreviated oblique blackish band, and with a blackish bor-
der. Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the
wings 5 lines.

a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

\) Tettigonia constans.

Nigra ; caput albo quadrivittatum, vitta subtus furcata ; prothorax
vittis quinque albo-viridibus ; scutellum viridi univittatum ;
abdomen cupreo -nigrum, subtus Jiavo fascia turn ; pedes fiavi ;
ala antica fused, vittis interruptis viridibus, fascia alba sub-
apicali, apice nigricantes ; posticm nigricantes.

Black. Head above with four white stripes, the outer pair
continued beneath, the middle one succeeded by another white
stripe, which is forked hindward ; two white marks on each side be-
neath. Prothorax with five green partly white stripes. Scutellum
with one green stripe. Abdomen cupreous-black ; under side with
pale yellow bands. Legs yellow. Fore wings brown, with green
interrupted stripes, and with a white subapical band ; tips and hind
wings blackish. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings
5 lines.

a. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 199

South America.

^ Tettigonia myopa.

0 Cicada myopa, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 33, 27 ; Syst. Rhyn. 73, 53.
Tettigonia myopa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3rne Ser. i. 31, 6.

Cayenne.

Tettigonia exaltata.

^ Cicada exaltata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 71, 44.

Tettigonia exaltata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 32, 8, pi.
pi. 2, f. 6.

Para.

0 Tettigonia vicina.

Tettigonia vicina, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 35, 12, pi. 2,

f.9.
Brazil.

U Tettigonia fastuosa.

--- Cicada fastuosa, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 70, 43.

Tettigonia fastuosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 37, 13, pi
2, f. 10.

Cayenne.

Tettigonia demissa.

^ Cicada demissa, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 73, 54.
Tettigonia demissa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sir. 3me i. 29, 4, pi.
2, f. 4.
O Tettigonia cephalotes, Walk. Cat. Horn. 759, 74.
J Tettigonia multicolor, Walk. Cat. Horn. 760, 75.

(j Tettigonia discoidea.

^ Cicada discoidea, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 73, 55.
Tettigonia discoidea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 30, 5.

South America.

0 Tettigonia vespifoemis, Cat. Horn. p. 742.
! Proconia vespiformis, Cat. Horn. 783.

200 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

0 Tettigonia MODESTA.

Cicada modesta, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 70, 40.

Tettigonia modesta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me. Ser. i. 324, 16,
pi. 8, f. 1.

Rio Negro. Cayenne.

0 Tettigonia aurulenta.

0 Cicada aurulenta, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 33, 26 ; Syst. Rhyn. 71, 45.
Coqueb. Icon. pi. 18, f. 13.
Tettigonia aurulenta, Blanch. Hist. Nat. iii. 191, 13. Sign. Ann.
Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 325, 17.

Brazil. Cayenne.

0 Tettigonia pulchra.

O Cicada pulchra, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 69, 39.

Tettigonia pulchra, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 326, 19, pi.
8, f. 3.

Brazil. Rio Negro.

^ Tettigonia decora.

O Cicada decora, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 69, 38.

Tettigonia decora, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 327, 20.

South America.

5 ™

^ Tettigonia Schaumii.

Tettigonia Schaumii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 327, 21,
pi. 8, f. 4. .

Brazil.

Tettigonia resecta.

Tettigonia resecta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 327, 22. pi.
8, f. 5.

Cayenne.

Tettigonia unifasciata.

Cicada unifasciata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 72, 49.

Tettigonia unifasciata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3ine Ser. i. 328, 23,

Amazon Region.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 201

0 Tettigonia bifasciata, Cat. Horn. p. 735, 16.
^ Tettigonia bicincta, Cat. Horn. 735, 20.

0 Tettigonia Servillei.

$ Tettigonia trifasciata, Cat. Horn. 733 (nomen bis lectum).

Tettigouia Servillei, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 330, 26,
pi. 8, f. 8.

O Tettigonia septemfasciata.

Tettigonia septemfasciata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. i. 332,

29, pi. 8, f. 11.

Laguayra. .

Tettigonia episcopalis.

Tettigonia episcopalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 332,

30, pi. 8, f. 12.

Para.

a, b. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. E. Gray, Esq.

O Tettigonia venosa.

Tettigonia venosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3meSer. i. 334, 33, pi.
8, f. 15.

Bolivia.

0 Tettigonia mirabilis.

Tettigonia mirabilis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3>ne Ser. i. 334, 34,
pi. 8, f. 16.

Colombia. ~

^ Tettigonia concinna.

Tettigonia concinna, Perty, Del. An. Art. 180, pi. 35, f. 16.
Blanch. Hist. Nut. iii. 191, pi. 14, f. 7. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent.
Fr. 3me Ser. i. 335, 35, pi. 9, f. 1.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia monstruosa.

Tettigonia monstruosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 335,
36, pi. 9, f. 2.

St. Paul.

202 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

~, TETTIGONIA RUFIPES.

Cicada rufipes, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 68, 32.

Tettigonia rufipes, Sign. Ann. Soc. JEnt. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 336, 37,

pi. 9, f. 3.
Tettigonia decora, Cat. Horn. 744, 41.

Tettigonia elegantissima.

Tettigonia elegantissima, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 190, 6. Sign.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 339, 39, pi. 9, f. 5.
Tettigonia albofasciata, Cat. Horn. 756, 68.

0 Tettigonia tbilineaticeps.

Tettigonia trilineaticeps, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 328,
40.

Brazil.

G Tettigonia assimilis.

Tettigonia assimilis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 340, 42,

St. Paul.

6 Tettigonia leucampix.

Tettigonia leucampix, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr.3me Ser. i. 340, 43,
pi. 9, f. 7.

St. Paul.

0 Tettigonia contaminata.

0 Cicada contaminata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 72, 52.
Tettigonia contaminata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 341,
45, pi. 9, f. 9.
C Tettigonia ruficauda, Cat. Horn. 763, 81.

" Tettigonia pruinina.
Tettigonia pruinina, Sig?i. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 342, 46.
Brazil.

list of homopterous insects. 203

(> Tettigonia transversa.

Tettigonia transversa, Sign. 'Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 342, 47,
pi. 9, f. 10.

Brazil.

Tettigonia dubia.

Tettigonia dnbia, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 343, 48, pi.
9, f. 11.

Brazil.

Tettigonia gratiosa.

Tettigonia gratiosa, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 191, 9. Sign. Ann.
Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 343, 49.

Brazil.

Tettigonia oculata.

Tettigonia oculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 344, 50,
pi. 9, f. 13.

La Guayra.

" Tettigonia limitata.

Tettigonia limitata, Germ. Coll. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me
Ser. i. 344, 51, pi. 9, f. 14.

Cayenne.

Tettigonia segmentalis.

Tettigonia segmentalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 345,
53, pi. 10, f. 1.

St. Paul.

6 Tettigonia solitaris.

Tettigonia solitaris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 346, 54,
pi. 10, f. 2.

Para.

O Tettigonia coronata.

Tettigonia coronata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 348, 58,
pi. 10, f. 6.

Brazil.

204 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia dorsalis.

Tettigonia dorsalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 349, 60,
pi. 10, f. 8.

St. Paul.

0 Tettigonia flavomaculata.

Tettigonia flavomaculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 350,
61, pi. 10, f. 9.

Brazil.

Tettigonia flavicollis.

Tettigonia flavicollis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 350, 6'2,
pi. 10,' f. 10.

Brazil.

(3 Tettigonia flavifeons.

Tettigonia flavifrons, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 350, 63,
pi. 10, f. 11.

Brazil.

Tettigonia crocipennis.}

Tettigonia crucipennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 351,
64.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia geniculata.

Tettigonia eeniculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 351, pi.
10, f. 13.

Brazil.

' Tettigonia elegantula.

Tettigonia elegantula, Gvrm. Mag. Ent. iv. 67, 15. Sign. Ann.
Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 352, 68, pi. 10, f. 15.

Brazil.

O Tettigonia phosnicea.

Tettigonia phcenicea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sfo. i. 353, 69,
pi. 10, f. 10.
0 Tettigonia elegantula, Cat. Horn. 735, 21.

LIST OP HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 205

Tettigonia DIVISA.

Tettigonia divisa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 354, 71, pi.
11, f. 2.

Brazil.

Tettigonia quadriguttata.

Cicada quadriguttata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 38, 48 ; Syst. Rhyn. 77,

73.
Tettigonia quadriguttata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i.

356,75, pi. 11, f. 6.

a. Venezuela.

Tettigonia sexguttata.

Cicada sexguttata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 75, 63.

Tettigonia sexguttata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 357, 76,
pi. 11, f. 7.

St. Paul.

& Tettigonia circularis.

Cicada circularis, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 75, 62.

Tettigonia circularis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 357, 77.

South America.

Tettigonia moesta.

J Cicada rnoesta, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 74, 61.

Tettigonia moesta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 358, 79.

South America.

Tettigonia Germari.

Tettigonia Germari, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 359, 80,
pi. 11, f. 9.

Brazil.

^ Tettigonia fasciata.

^ Cicada fasciata, Linn. Syst. Nat. 706,9. Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 51,
17 ; Syst. Rhyn. 72, 51. Deg. Ins. iii. 225, 21, pi. 33, f. 11.
Stall, Icon. f. 114.
Tettigonia l'asciata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 359, 81.
pi. U,f. 10.

T

206 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia miniata, Cat. Horn. 734, 10.
Tettigonia quadrivittata, Cat. Horn. 735, 22.

Brazil.

Tettigonia proxima.

Tettigonia proxima, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 361 , 83,
pi. 11, f. 12.

La Guayra.

0 Tettigonia cruciata.

Tettigonia cruciata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 361, 84,
pi. 11, f. 13.

La Guayra.

0 Tettigonia Westwoodi.

Tettigonia Westwoodi, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. i. 364,
88, pi. 12, f. 1.

Brazil.

V Tettigonia Spinoue.

Tettigonia Spinolse, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 365, 90,
pi. 12, f. 3.

Brazil.

Tettigonia albostriata.

Tettigonia albostriata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 366,
91.

Brazil.

Tettigonia semiguttata.

Tettigonia semiguttata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 367,
92, pi. 12, f. 4.

Brazil.

Tettigonia Dallasi.
Tettigonia Dallasi, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 367, 93, pi.
12, f. 5.

Brazil.

j Tettigonia humeralis.

Tettigonia humeralis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 369, 6,
pi. 12, f. 8.

Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 207

0 Tettigonia VERTICALIS.

Tettigonia verticalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 369, 97,
pi. 12, f. 9.

Bogota.

■- Tettigonia nigripes.

Tettigonia nigripes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 370, 98,
pi. 12, f. 10.

Brazil.

Tettigonia costata.

Tettigonia costata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 372, 102,
pi. 12, f. 14.

La Guayra.

Tettigonia pellucida.

0 Tettigonia longipes, Cat. Horn. 748 (nomen bis ledum).

Tettigonia pellucida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 373.
104.

£ Tettigonia auroguttata.

Tettigonia auroguttata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 373,
105, pi. 12, f. 16.

Brazil.

G Tettigonia macro ptera.

Tettigonia macroptera, Latr. Vo>/. DeHumb. Zool. ii. 57, pi. 3, f.
12. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 661, 107.

South America.

O Tettigonia lurida.

Tettigonia lurida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3tne Ser. i. 662, 108,
Pi. 21, f. 1.

Brazil.

Tettigonia tristis.

L Cicada tristis, Fabr. Syst. Rhi/n. 74, 60.

Tettigonia tristis, Sign. Ann. Sue. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 665, 114.

South America.

0 Tettigonia mutabilis.

Tettigonia mutabilis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3;ne Ser. i. 633,
140, pi. 22, f. 10.

Brazil. Colombia.

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208 list of homoptebous insects.

& Tettigonia bisguta.

Tettigonia biscuta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 684, 142,
pi. 22, f. 12.

St. Leopold, Brazil. t E3

C Tettigonia Fairmaieii.

Tettigonia Fairmairii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me S6r. i. 685, 143,
pi. 22, f. 13.

Brazil.

£ Tettigonia cardinalis.

Cicada cardinalis, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 71,46.

Tettigonia cardinalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 686, 146,
pi. 22, f. 15.

Tettigonia edbripennis.
-, Stoll, Ciyales, f. 108.

Tettigonia rubripennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 5, 148,
pi. 1, f. I.

St. Paul.

•'■ Tettigonia bigutta.

Tettigonia bigutta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 6, 149, pi.
l,f. 2.

Bahia.

£' Tettigonia fenestrata.

Tettigonia fenestrata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 9, 154,
pi. 1, f. 7.

Chili.

0 Tettigonia illustris.

Tettigonia illustris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr.3me Ser. ii. 11, 157,
pi. 1, f. 10.

St. Paul, Brazil.

0 Tettigonia ignicolor.

Tettigonia ignicolor, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Ser. 3me ii. 8, 152,
pi. 1, f. 5.

Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 209

Tetitgonia XANTHOGRAMMA.

Tettigonia xanthogramma, Sign. Ann. Soc.Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 9,
153, pi. 1, f. 6.

Brazil.

Tettigonia geometrica.

Tettigonia geometrica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 12, 159,
pi. 1, 1'. 12.

Colombia.

0 Tettigonia variabilis.

Tettigonia variabilis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent.Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 14, 161,
pi. 1, f. 14.

Colombia. Brazil.

0 Tettigonia obsoleta.

Tettigonia obsoleia, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 15, 163,
pi. l,f. 16.

La Guayra,

O Tettigonia impressifrons.

Tettigonia impressifrons, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii.
16, 164, pi. 2, f. 4.

Quito.

0 Tettigonia pcnctatissima.

Tettigonia punctatissima, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 16?
165, pi. 2, f. 2.

Colombia.

Tettigonia hectica.

Tettigonia hectica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 20, 170,
pi. 2, f. 7.

Colombia. Brazil.

0 Tettigonia ventralis.

Tettigonia ventralis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 21, 171,
pi. 2, f. 8.

Brazil. Colombia.

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210 LIST OF HOMOPTEKOUS INSECTS.

O Tettigonia flavipes.

Tettigonia flavipes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 22, 174,
pi. 2, f. 11.

Bolivia.

* Tettigonia albinervosa.

Tettigonia albinervosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 25,
178, pi. 2, f. 14.

Chili.

Tettigonia distincta.

Tettigonia distincta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 'Sme Ser. ii. 27, 18J,
pi. 2, f. 16.

Colombia.

i Tettigonia melanocephala.

Tettigonia melanocephala, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. '3me Ser. ii.
341, 182, pi. 11, f. 1.

New Grenada.

0 Tettigonia variolosa.

Tettigonia variolosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 341,

183, pi. 11, f. 2.

Cayenne.

0 Tettigonia pilipennis.

Tettigonia pilipennis, Sig?i. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 342,

184, pi. 11, f. 3.

Bolivia.

Tettigonia nebulosa.

Tettigonia nebulosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. ii. 343,
185.

Pernambuco.

. Tettigonia stylata.

Tettigonia stylata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. ii. 344, 186,
pi. 11,1.4.

Para.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 2 LI

^ Tettigonia RUBRICAUDA.

Tettigonia rubricauda, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 351,
199, pi. 11, f. 16.

Paraguay.

^ Tettigonia marginella.

0 Cicada marginella, Fabr. Mant. Ins. 27, 37; Ent. Syst. iv. 38, 49 ;
St/st. Rkyn. 68, 38.
Tettigonia marginella, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 346,
191, pi. 11, f. 8.
£> Tettigonia ruficaput, Cat. Horn. 766, 87.

^ Tettigonia trivittata.

Tettigonia trivittata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 349,

195, pi. 11, f. 12.
Tettigonia pallipes, Cat. Horn. 765, 86 (noinen bis lectum).

Tettigonia xanthonota.

Tettigonia xanthonota, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii.
350, 197, pi. 11, f. 14.

Brazil.

G Tettigonia rhinetta.

Tettigonia rhinetta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 352, pi.
12, f. 1 .

Brazil.

Tettigonia atropunctata.

Tettigonia atropunctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 354,
205, pi. 12, f. 3.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia flavoguttata.

Tettigonia flavoguttata, Lair. Voy. Humb. Zool. 171,22, pi. 16, f.
12. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 356, 208, pi.
12, f. 6.

Brazil.

212 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia PUDICA.

Cicada pudica, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 65, 17.

Tettigonia pudica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 352, 201.

South America.

0 Tettigonia elaveola.

Cicada flaveola, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 65, 16.

Tettigonia fluveola, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 353,
202.

South America.

& Tettigonia virginea.

Cicada virginea, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 66, 18.

Tettigonia virginea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 353,
203.

South America.

Tettigonia sanguinans.

Nigra ; caput, thorax et alee anticce maculis guttisque plurimis
plus minusve elongatis coccineis ; caput breve, supra impressum,
antice obtusion ; alee antica? maculis duabus elongatis albis.

Allied to Proconia. Black. Head, thorax and fore wings
with very numerous blood-red spots or dots, which are more or less
elongated. Head short, impressed above, flattened in front. Fore
wings with two spaces without crimson marks, but each containing
an elongated white spot, one in the middle of the disk, the other
near the tip of the costa. Hind wings black. Length of the body
5 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

ft

Tettigonia discrepans.

Nigra, subtus flava ; caput supra Jlavo quadrinotatum, viltis tribus
anticis jiavis ; prothorax litura postica maculisque tribus
anticis flavis, disco nonnunquam ferrugineo ; scutellum ma-
cula trigona flava ; abdominis segmenta luteo submarginata ;
alee anticce rufce, maculis duabus basalibus viiiisque tribus
albidis, apice nigrce.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 213

Black, yellow beneath. Head with a yellow dot on the hind
border, with an irregular yellow mark on each side, and with a yel-
low spot on the fore border; front with three yellow stripes. Pro-
thorax with a yellow mark on the hiud border, and with three yellow
spots in front ; disk sometimes ferruginous. Scutelluui with a tri-
angular yellow spot. Hind borders of the abdominal segments
more or less luteous. Fore wings red, with one or two whitish
basal spots, and with three whitish variable stripes ; tips and hind
wings black. Length of the body 3^ — 4 lines ; of the wings 8 — 9
lines.

a, b. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

" Tettigonia bifacies.

Nigra, nitens ; caput ochraceum, macula antica trigona nigra ;
pro thorax gutta antica maculisque duabus magnis nonnunquam
connexis ochraceis ; pectus ochraceum, strigis duabus obliquis
nigris ; abdomen rufum, subtus nigrum segmentis rufo fas-
ciatis ; pedes lutei, tibiis tarsisque posticis nigris ; alee antica
macula costali subapicali rufa ; postica nigro-vilrea.

Black, shining. Head orange, with a black triangular spot in
front. Prothorax with an orange dot adjoining the head, and with
two large orange spots, which are sometimes counected. Pectus
orange, with an oblique black streak on each side. Abdomen red ;
under side black, with a red band on the hind border of each seg-
ment. Legs luteous ; hiud tibiae and hind tarsi black. Fore wings
with a red spot on the costa near the tip. Hind wings vitreous-
black. Length of the body 4^ lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a, b. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Tettigonia instans.

Fusca, subtus albido-testacea ; caput pallide Jlavum, fasciis duabus
ferrugineis ; scutellum margine antico fasciaque albidis ;
abdomen supra rufum ; pedes albidi ; aUi anticce vittis duabus
vix furcatis fasciaque obliqua luteis, apice sordide vitrece. ;
posticce sordide vitrea? apice fusca.

Brown, whitish testaceous beneath. Head pale yellow, with
two ferruginous bands. Scutellum whitish in front, and with
a whitish band towards the tip. Abdomen red abuve. Legs
whitish. Fore wings with two hardly forked luteous stripes, which

214 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

extend a little more than half the length, and have beyond them an
oblique luteous band ; tips and the hind wings dingy vitreous, the
latter with browu tips. Length of the body 3h lines ; of the wings
8 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

. Tettigonia albicans.

Alba, tomentosa ; caput breve, latum; abdomen cyanescente-nigrum ;
pedes fulvi ; alee anticce apices versus subobscuriores ; posticce
nigricante-vitrece .

White, tomenlose. Head short, broad. Abdomen bluish
black. Legs tawny. Fore wings slightly darker towards their tips.
Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the
wings 1\ lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

\j Tettigonia aukiplena.

Nigra ; caput fascia vittaque Icete Jlavis ; pro thorax fascia inter-
rupta Jlava ; abdomen coccineum ; pedes pallide rufi, tibiis
piceis, tarsis nigris ; aim anticce maculis quinque Icete Jlavis,
4a, baque exterioribus elongatis transversis.

Black. Vertex of the head with a bright yellow band, which
is curved on each side ; front with a yellow stripe. Prothorax with
an interrupted yellow band. Abdomen bright crimson. Legs pale
red ; tibiae piceous ; tarsi black. Fore wings with five bright yellow
spots; the fourth and fifth exterior, elongated and transverse.
Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of
the wings 1\ lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

t Tettigonia melanopyrrha.

Nigra, nitens ; caput breve ; abdomen basi et metathorax rufes-
centia ; pedes albidi, tibiis tarsisque apice nigris ; alee anticce
vittis duabus fasc Usque tribus coccineis.

Black, shining. Head short. Abdomen at the base and meta-
thorax reddish. Legs whitish ; tips of the tibiae and of the tarsi
black. Fore wings with two crimson stripes, which are connected

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 215

together by three crimson bands ; third band sometimes interrupted
Hind wings black. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 5i
lines. °

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Tettigonia argentigutta.
Nigra, subtus alba ; caput fascia vittaque antica albis ; prothorax
albo fasciatus ; abdomen late rufum ; pedes fuscescentes,
femoribus pallidioribus ; ala cupreo -nigra subpurpurascentes ,'
antica maculis tribus fasciisque duabus exterioribus abbre-
viatis albis.

Black, white beneath. Head with a white stripe in front and
with a white band on the vertex. Prothorax with a white band
Abdomen bright red. Legs brownish; femora paler. Win^s
cupreous-black, with a purplish tinge. Fore wings with three white
spots, and with two abbreviated exterior white bands; the anterior
spot elongated. Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.
a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

0 Tettigonia reversa.
Atra ; caput vitta furcata guttisque duabus coccineis ; prothorax
coccineo bimaculatus ; pedes fuscescentes; ala antica basi
apud costam, apice fasciisque duabus coccineis ; postica
nigricantes.

Deep black. Head with a crimson stripe, which is forked
between the eyes ; a crimson dot on each side. Prothorax with two
large crimson spots, forming an interrupted band. Legs brownish.
Fpre wings crimson, black at the base of the costa, at the tips, and'
with two irregular black bands. Hind wings blackish. Lennh of
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet
Clark.

Q Tettigonia extricans.
Late rufa, subtus albida ; caput margine postico guttaque nigris ;
prothorax nigro bifasciatus ; scutellum nigrum, apice rufum ';
ala antica vitta, strigis duabus basalibus unaque costali exte-
riore nigris ; postica nigricantes.

216 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Bright red, whitish beneath. Head with a black dot on
the vertex; hind part black. Prothorax with two black bands;
scutellum black ; tip red. Fore wings with a black stripe along the
hind border, with two black streaks at the base, and with one by the
exterior part of the costa. Hind wings blackish. Length of the
body 3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

;J Tettigonia configtjrata.

Ochraceo-rufa, subtus albida ; caput macula transversa subquadrata
guitisque duabus nigris ; -prothorax nigro bimaculatus el an-
tice fasciatus ; abdominis discus niger ; pedes rufescente-albi ;
aim antica vittis tribus plus minusve integris nigris ; postica?
nigricantes.

Scarlet, whitish beneath. Head with a black transverse sub-
quadrate spot on the hind border, and with two black dots in front.
Prothorax black across the middle of the fore border, and with two
large black spots. Abdomen above with a black disk. Legs white,
tinged with red. Fore wings with a black stripe, a black hindward
streak and a black subapical dot. Hind wings blackish. Var. (3. —
The black hue more prevalent on the head and on the thorax.
Fore wings with three irregular black stripes. Length of the body
1\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

0 Tettigonia mactata.

Nigra ; caput conicum, maculis quatuor coccineis ; prothorax
fascia lurida maculisque tribus coccineis ; scutellum coccineo
biguttatum ; pedes fusci ; ala antica maculis guttisque pluri-
mis coccineis ; posticm nigricantes.

Black. Head with four crimson spots, conical in front. Pro-
thorax with a lurid band, and with three elongated crimson spots in
a transverse line ; scutellum with two crimson dots. Legs brown.
Fore wings with many crimson spots and dots, the largest along the
costa. Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 1\ lines; of the
wings 5 lines.

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

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 217

0

Tettigonia leucopa.

Nigra, nitens ; caput puncto antico fasciaque subtus albis ; pedes
albi; abdomen album, subtus basi nigro fasciatum ; alee
anticw linea costali alba.

Black, shining. Head white towards the face, and with a
white point in front. Antennae and legs white. Abdomen white,
with black bands beneath towards the base. Fore wings with a
white costal line, somewhat dilated towards the tip, which it does
not reach. Length of the body 2h lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Napo Kiver, South America. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Tettigonia leucospila.

T. splendidae affinis. Cuprea, subtus alba ; caput et prothorax
plaga conica alba; abdomen supra late rufum; pedes albi;
aim antica? purpurascente-cupre<e, fasciis duabus, una lata
alba, altera rufa ; postica? niyricantes.

Allied to i. splendida. Cupreous, white beneath, and with a
white conical patch above, occupying the disk of the head and of
the prothorax. Abdomen bright red above. Legs white. Fore
wings purplish cupreous, with a broad white band, which is nar-
rower hiudward and adjoins a bright red band. Hind wings
blackish. LeDgth of the body 2^ lines; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Peru. From M. Degand's collection.

Madagascar.

- Tettigonia Coquerelii.

Tettigonia Coquerelii, Sign, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 352,
67, pi. 10, f. 14.

Madagascar.

Q Tettigonia somptuosa.

Tettigonia somptuosa, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 192, 20. Sign.
Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. i. 673, 127, pi. 22, f. 1.

Madagascar.

D

218 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

TETTIGONIA FLAVOSPARSA.

Tettigonia flavosparsa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 674,
128, pi. 22, f. 2.

Madagascar.

Tettigonia Madagascaeiensts.

Tettigonia Madagascariensis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. ii.
344, 187, pi. 11, f. 5.

Madagascar.

Tettigonia collaris.

Tettigonia collaris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. ii. 346, 190,
pi. 11, f. 7.

Madagascar.

Asia.

Tettigonia Pavo.

Tettigonia Pavo, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. i. 675, 130,
pi. 22, f. 4.

Bengal.

Tettigonia ferruginea.

Cicada ferruginea, Fabr., fyc.

Tettigonia ferruginea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 676,

131, pi. 22, f. 5.
Tettigonia apicalis, confinis, addita, gemina, ohscura, duplex,

reducta, longa, immaculata, confinis, Cat. Horn. 736 — 740 ;

745 ; 24—30 ; 33, 34, 44.
Proconia? ferruginea, Cat. Horn. 783, 4.

Tettigonia rubeomaculata.

Tettigonia ruhromaculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i.

668, 119, pi. 21, r. 11.
Tettigonia cardinalis, Cat. Horn. 744.

Tettigonia quadrilineata.

Tettigonia quadrilineata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i.

669, 120, pi. 21, f. 12.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 219

Cicada histrio ? Fabr. Ent. Syst. \v. 34, 30 ; Syst. Rhyn. 73, 50.
Neelgherries.

b

Tettigonia semicircularis.

Tettigonia semicircularis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. time Ser i
348, 57, pi. 10, f. 5.

Pondicherry.

" Tettigonia unmaculata.

Tettigonia uniuiaculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 26
179.

Calcutta.

(P Tettigonia paulula.

Testacea ; caput guttis quinque strigaque nigris, macula una rufa ;
prothorax ex parte rufescens, vitta margineque postico nigris ;
scutellum nigra binotatum ; alee anticce nigricantes, apud cos-
tam pallide testacece ; posticce nigricante-vitrece.

Testaceous. Head with two black dots and a black streak
between the eyes, and before these with a red spot, which has
a small black spot on each side, and a black dot in frout. Prothorax
partly reddish, with a black stripe and a black hind border. Scu-
tellum with two black marks at the base. Fore wings blackish, pale
testaceous along the costa. Hind wiugs blackish vitreous. Length
of the body lj line ; of the wings 3^- lines.

a. Ceylou. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

Tettigonia candidipes.

Nigra ; caput antice rotundatum ; pedes albi ; alee cupreo-nigrce ;
posticce paullo pallidiores magisque vitrece.

Black. Head moderately long, rounded in front. Antennae
and legs white. Wings cupreous-black. Hind wings a little paler
and more vitreous than the fore wings. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

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220 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia MULTIPARS.

Fusca; caput supra nigrum, fasciis duabus {una jlava, altera
fulva) apud verticem, fascia antica rufescente, subtus flavo tri-
fasciatum ; prothorax Jiavo conspersus et antice fasciatus ;
scutellum nigrum, apice lestaceum ; pectus pallide Jiavum ;
abdomen pallide testaceum, nigro fasciatum ; pedes pallide
testacei, tibiis posterioribus apice genubusque nigris ; alee an-
tica nigra, lurido varice, maculis discalibus albido-vitreis,
inaculis costalibus luteo-vitreis, venis luleo punctatis ; posiica
nigricantes, striga obliqua maculaque pallidis.

Brown. Head black above, with two bands between the eyes,
the fore one pale yellow, the hind one tawny ; a reddish band
in front ; under side with three pale yellow bands. Prothorax
speckled with pale yellow, and with a pale yellow band in front.
Scutellum black, testaceous towards the tip. Pectus pale yellow.
Abdomen pale testaceous, with black bands. Legs pale testaceous;
hind knees and tips of the posterior tibiee black. Fore wings black,
partly lurid, with whitish vitreous spots in the disk, and with pale
luteous-vitreous spots along the costa and at the tips ; veins with
luteous dots. Hind wings blackish vitreous, with a pale oblique
streak aud a pale spot. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings
8 lines.

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

Australasia.

V Tettigonia semiclara.

Tettigonia semiclara, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 666,
116, pi. 21, f. 9.

Pulo Pinang.

Tettigonia stellata.

Tettigonia stellata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 667, 117,
pi. 21, f. 8.

Java.

Q Tettigonia farinosa, Cat. Horn. p. 733.
(} Tettigonia brevifrons, Cat. Horn. 754, 41.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 221

Tettigonia NIGRIFRONS.

Tettigonia Digrifrons, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 671,
123, pi. ll,f. 14.

Pulo Pinang.

Tettigonia albigena.

Tettigonia albigena, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 372,
101, pi. 12, J'. 13.

Java.

Tettigonia Norma.

Tettigonia Norma, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 671, 124,
pi. 21, f. Id.

Manilla.

Cicada caeruleopennis ? Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 672, 125.

Java.

Tettigonia impudica.

Tettigonia impudica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 677,
132.

Manilla.

Tettigonia argyrops.

Tettigonia argyrops, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 678, 133.

Manilla.

Tettigonia dimidiata.

Tettigonia dimidiata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 680,
135, pi. 22, f. 7.

Java.

Tettigonia farinosa, Cat. Horn. p. 733.

a. Mount Ophir. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

b — d. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Tettigonia eburnea.
Tettigonia eburnea, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 168, 151.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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222 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia ANGULARIS.
Tettigonia angularis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 167, 147.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Tettigonia lepidipennis.
Tettigonla lepidipennis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 168, 150.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Tettigonia sanguiflua.

Nigra, subius testacea. ; thorax lateribus rufescenlibus ; abdomen
supra rufescens, villa fusiformi nigra; pedes ferruginei, tibiis
anticis tarsisque nigris ; alai antica* vitrea?, basi margineque
postico rufis, maculis Iribus nigris, gutta fuseiaque subapicali
fuseis ; postica vitrea, basi nigricantes, dimidio fere apicali
fusco.

Black, testaceous beneath. Prothorax on each side and border
of the scutellum reddish. Abdomen above reddish, with a fusiform
black stripe. Legs ferruginous ; tarsi and fore tibiae black. Fore
wings vitreous, red at the base and along the hind border, and with
a slight reddish tinge along the costa ; a black spot on the hind
border near the base, two black spots in the disk and a brown dot
between them; a brown subapical band, which is much dilated on
the hind border. Hind wings vitreous, blackish at the base, brown
for nearly half the length from the tips. Length of the bod)- 4^ lines ;
of the wings 9 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Baffles' collection.

Tettigonia semi vitrea.

Nigra, subtus alba; caput vitta fasciaque fuseis guttisque duabus
nigris ; thoracis latera flava ; abdomen lateribus apiceque
rujis ; pedes albi ; ala antica fusca, basi flava nigro guttata,
costa vitrea, striga exteriore obliqua rufa ; postica apud me-
dium vitrea; basi nigricantes, apice cinerea.

Black, white beneath. Head with a brown stripe in front, and
with a brown band by the face ; two black dots in front of the ver-
tex. Sides of the thorax yellow. Abdomen red on each side and
at the tip ; sides yellow towards the base. Legs white. Fore

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 223

wings brown, yellow, and with a black dot at the base, vitreous along
the costa for most of the length, with a red exterior irregular oblique
streak ; vitreous part half interrupted by some branches from the
brown part. Hind wings vitreous in the middle, blackish at
the base, grayish towards the tips. This species may be the male of
T. sanguiflua, though very different from it in colour. Length of
the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

; Tettigonia indefinita.

Pallide testaeea ; prolhorax fascia poslica rufescente ; abdomen
pallide luteuin ; pedes pallide lutei ; alee anticce rufce, maculis
sex magnis apicibusque sordide albidis ; posticce cinereo-
vitrece.

Pale dull testaceous. Prothorax with a reddish band along
the hind border. Abdomen and legs pale dull luteous. Fore wings
red, with six large dingy whitish spots ; tips dingy whitish. Hind
wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
10 lines.
a. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

Australia.

1 TETTIGONIA A LBO MARGIN ATA.

Tettigonia albomarginata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 347,
56, pi. 10, f. 4.

Australia.

(/Tettigonia cerulescens.

Cicada caerulescens, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 74, 58.

Tettigonia caerulescens, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 672,

126, pi. 21, f. 16.
Aulacizes dives, Cat. Horn. 79i, 3.

Polynesia.

Tettigonia lactea.

Tettigonia lactea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 663, 109
pi. 21, f. 2.

Port Praslin.

224 LIST OF HOMOPTEROL'S INSECTS.

' Tet

TIGONIA VARICOLOR.

Tettigonia varicolor. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 15, 162,
pi. l,f. 15.

Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.

Country unknown.

O Tettigonia foveolata.

Tettigonia foveolata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. i. 347, 55,
pi. 10, f. 3.

Tettigonia grossa.

Tettigonia grossa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 24, 177,
pi. 2, f. 13.

0 Genus GKRMARIA, Cat. Horn. p. 782.
(y Germaria marmorata, Cat. Horn. 782, I.
Germaria cristata, Cat. Horn. 782, 2.

Genus PROCONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 782.

North America.

Proconia costalis.

Cercopis marginella, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 96, 44.

Cercopis lateralis, Fabr. Ent. Syst. Svppl. 524, 24. Coqueb. III.

i. 35, pi. 9, f. 3.
(? Tettigonia costalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 359,

210, pi. 12, f. 8.
Tettigonia lugens, Cat. Horn. 775, 108.
Tettigonia pyrrhotelus, Cat. Horn. 775, 109.

Colombia.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 225

V Proconia ORBONA.

3 Cicada orbona, Fabr. Ent. Si/st. Suppl. 520, 25, 6 ; Srjst. Rhyn.
72, 50.
Tettigonia orbona, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine S6r. ii. 485, 223,
pi. 17 f. 3.

Baltimore.

0 Proconia undata, Cat. Horn. p. 783, 3.

- Var. Proconia nigricans, Cat. Horn. 783, 8.
' Var. Proconia tenebrosa, Cat. Horn. 787, 16.
Var. Proconia plagiata, Cat. Horn. 788, 17.

Proconia marginata, Cat. Horn. p. 785, 11.

Var. Proconia lucernea, Cat. Horn. 785, 10. (Dele syn.)
Var. Proconia badia, Cat. Horn. 786, 12.
Var. Proconia scutellata, Cat. Horn. 786, 13.

Proconia obtusa, Cat. Horn. 782, I.

Var. Proconia clarior, Cat. Horn. 784, 9.
Var. Proconia parallela, Cat. Horn. 788, 18.

Proconia eunebris.

Tettigonia funebris, Sign. Ann. S(fc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 490,
229.

California.

Proconia vitripennis.

Ciccus vitripennis, Cat. Horn. 799, 4.

Tettigonia vitripennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. ii. 493,
234, pi. 17, f. 10.

California.

Mexico.

Proconia bimaculata.

Tettigonia bimaculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. ii. 362,
215, pi. 12, f. 12.

Mexico.

226 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

0

Proconia rubiginosa.

Tettigonia rubiginosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 491,
231, pi. 17, f. 7.

Mexico.

Proconia atra, Cat. Horn. 789, 19.
Var. Proconia contraria, Cat. Horn. 789, 20.
Mexico. Cayenne.

q Proconia scissa.

Rufo-ferruginea; caput obscure testaceum, nigro conspersum ;
prothorax et scutellum nigro punctata; abdomen subtus ob-
scure testaceum, nigro punctatum ; ala anticce basi punctata,
apud costam nigricantes, margine postico apicem versus fusees -
cente ; posticus fusco-vitrete.

Much resembles T. fusea, which is closely allied to the genus
Proconia. Reddish ferruginous. Head dull testaceous, speckled
with black, transversely impressed near the hind border, obtuse in
the fore border ; under side paler and with fewer speckles. Protho-
rax and scutellum with thick black punctures, the former impressed
in front. Abdomen beneath dull testaceous, thickly punctured with
black. Legs blackish. Fore wings punctured at the base, blackish
along the costa, brownish along the apical part of the hind border.
Hind wings vitreous-brown. ■ Length of the body 6 — 7 lines ; of
the wings 12 — 14 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

Proconia consistens.

Ferruginea ; caput crassum sulcis transversis, faciem versus Jia-
vum ; prothorax atomis plurimis margineque postico luteisf
abdomen subtus luteum, fasciis angustis interruptis nigris ;
pedes fulvi ; ala anticce nigra ; postico? nigricante-vitrea.

Ferruginous. Head prominent, thick, transversely furrowed
in front, yellow towards the face. Prothorax with numerous luteous
speckles, and with a luteous hind border. Abdomen luteous
beneath ; a slender interrupted black band on the fore border
of each segment. Legs tawny. Fore wings black. Hind wings

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 227

blackish vitreous. Length of the body 4^ lines ; of the wings
9 lines.

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

u Proconia admittens.

Testacea, fusco punctata ; caput conicum, subsulcatum et subexca-
vatum, frontis disco subdepresso subconcavo ; thorax sidco
antico transverso ; abdomen nigro fasciatum ; alee anticce
vitrece, fascia media latissima nigricante, apice lurida ;
posticce cinereo-vitrem.

Testaceous. Head and thorax punctured with brown. Head
conical, with a slight longitudinal furrow, and with some shallow
excavations ; disk of the front depressed and slightly concave.
Thorax with a slight transverse furrow in front. Abdomen with
black bands. Fore wings vitreous, with a very broad blackish
middle band, lurid from thence to ihe tips. Hind wings grayish
vitreous. Length of the body 5 — o£ lines ; of the wings 9 — 10
lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

#s> Peoconia ixsolita.

Fulva, nigro conspersa, subtus sordide albida vittis duabus laterali-
bus Jlavo-albis ; caput long i- conicum, subexcavatum ; discus
subhis pallide rufescens, sulcis obliquis lateralibus nigris ;
scutellum nigro bimaculatum. ; pectus nigro bistrigatum ;
abdomen supra nigrum, disco subtus rufescente ; pedes rufes-
centes, tihiis tarsisque supra nigris ; ala anticce rufescentes,
punctata, apice luridce ; posticce cinereo-vitrece.

Tawny, dingy whitish beneath. Head above, thorax aud scu-
tellum with minute black speckles. Head above elongate-conical,
very slightly excavated ; disk beneath pale reddish, with slight
oblique black-marked lateral furrows ; a yellowish white stripe ex-
tending on each side from the front of the vertex nearly to the tip of
the abdomen. Scutellum with a black spot on each side at the
base. Pectus with a black sireak on each side. Abdomen black
above, reddish in the disk beneath. Legs reddish ; fore tibiae and
fore tarsi black above. Fore wings reddish, punctured, lurid at the
tips. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ;
of the wings 7 lines.

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

228 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Proconia aurigena.

Fulva, subtus tesiacea ; caput et thorax testaceo punctata; caput
conicum, subsulcatum ; frons sulcis transverais lateralibus ;
abdominis discus ater, antice attenuates, lateribus anticis
aurato-Jlavis ; ala vitrece, apice lurida, plaga obscure fusca
maculisque duabus nigris.

Tawny, testaceous beneath. Head above and thorax with tes-
taceous punctures. Head conical, slightly furrowed longitudinally
and transversely ; front hardly depressed, with very slight transverse
furrows on each side. Abdomen with a deep black disk, which is
attenuated towards the base, which is bright yellow on each side.
Wings vitreous. Fore wings lurid at the tips, beyond the middle
with a dark brown patch, which does not extend to the hind border,
and which is connected with two small black spots. Length of the
body 5 lines ; of the wings 8^ Hues.

a. Vera Cruz. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

South America.

Proconia congregata.

0 Tettigonia congregata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 358,
209, pi. 12, f. 7.

La Guayra.

O Proconia circumducta.

Tettigonia circumducta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii.
360, 211, pi. 12, L9.

Colombia.

Proconia flavolimbata.

Tettigonia flavolimbata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 360,
212, pi. 12, f. 10.

St. Paul. Brazil.

Proconia stipata.
Tettigonia stipata, Cat. Horn. 749, 52.

1

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 229

0 Peoconia CINCTA.

' Tettigonia cincta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Str. ii. 363, 21 fci
pi. 12, f. 13.

Brazil.

Peoconia. personata.

Tettigonia personata, Sign. Ann. Sov. Ent. Fr. Sme. Ser. ii. 364,
217, pi. 12, f. 14.

St. Paul, Brazil.

ft P ROC ONI A CAUDATA.

Tettigonia caudata, Cat. Horn. 749, 51.

0 Peoconia fulvopunctata.

Tettigonia fulvopunctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii.
484,222, pi. 17, f. 2.

Bahia.

Proconia xanthocephala.
Tettigonia xanthocephala, Cat. Horn. 734, 14.

Peoconia facialis.
Tettigonia facialis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 489, 228.
Brazil.

Peoconia majob.

Tettigonia major, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 491, 232,
pi. 17, f. 8.

Guatemala.

Peoconia tchthyocephala.

Tettigonia ichthvocephala, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3tne Ser. ii.
494, pi. 17, f. 11.

Mosquitos.

Proconia fusca.
Tettigonia fusca, Cat. Horn. 741, 35.

230 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

o

PROCONIA QUADEIMACULATA.

Tettigonia quadrimaculata, Cat. Horn. 741,36.
Tettigonia pruinosa, Cat. Horn. 743, 39.

Proconia elongata.

* Tettigonia elongata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. ii. 495, 238,
pi. 17, f. 15.

Bolivia.

Proconia latipennis.

Scaris latipennis, Cat. Horn. 833, 3.

Tettigonia latipennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 496,
239, pi. 17, f. 16.

Proconia truncatipennis.

Scaris obliqua, Cat. Horn. 833, 4.

Tettigonia truncatipennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. ii.

717, 240, pi. 21, f. L.

Brazil.

Proconia eubeolimbata.

Tettigonia rubrolimbata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii.

718, 241, pi. 21, f. 2.

Bolivia.

Peoconia imbricata.

Tettigonia imbricata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 719,

242, pi. 21, f. 3.
Brazil.

Proconia? diadema.

: Pihaphirhinus diadema, Cat. Horn. 805, 3.

• Tettigonia diadema, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 719,

243, pi. 21, f. 4.

Brazil.

This species may form a new genus.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 231

Proconia PHYSOCEPHALA.

Tettigouia physocephala, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Sir. ii.
720, 244, pi. 21, f. 5.

Brazil.

Proconia Laboulbenii.

Tettigonia Laboulbenii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 52,
267, pi. 6, f. 6.

Colombia.

£ Proconia limpida.

0 Tettigouia limpida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 512, 309, pi.
21, f. 7.

Bahia.

Proconia nigra.

Tettigonia nigra, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 513, 310,
pi. 21, f. 8.

Amazon Region.

• Proconia aurea.

Cicada aurea, Fabr. Syst. Rkyn. 69, 10.
0 Tettigouia aurea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 514, 311,
pi. 12, f. 15.

Guatemala.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

C Proconia persistans.

Flava; caput nigro varium, vittis duabus fasciaque anticis nigris ;
pro thorax fascia antica angusta angulata margineque postico
nigris ; scutellum nigrum ; pectus nigro notatum ; abdomen
nigrum, subtus luteum ; alee antica rufescentes, guttis pluri-
mis jlavis, apice lurido-vitrece nigro fasciatee ; poslica cinereo-
vitrea?, margine nigricante.

Yellow. Head varied with black, with two black stripes in
front, and with a black band by the face. Prothorax black hind-
ward, and with a slender angular black band in front. Scutellum

x2

232 LIST OP HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

black. Pectus with black marks. Abdomen black, luteous beneath.
Fore wings reddish, with very numerous yellow dots, with a black
band near the tips, which are lurid-vitreous. Hind wings grayish
vitreous, blackish towards the tips and along the hind border.
Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 8£ lines.

a. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

b, c. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

Proconia insistans.

Nigra ; caput maculis quatuor anticis fl,avis, subtus flavum vitta
lata strigaque nigris ; prothorax flavus, maculis tribus con-
nexis, gultis duabus margineque postico nigris ; scutellum
jlavo bimaculatum ; pectus flavum, nigro notatum ; abdomen
apice subhisque luteum ; pedes flavi ; alee anticce rufescentes
flavo maculata, apice nigroe ; posticce cinereo-vitrece, apice
nigricantes.

Black. Head thick, with four yellow spots along the border
above ; under side yellow, with a broad black stripe, which is dilated
towards the face, the latter with a black streak. Prothorax yellow,
black along the hind border, and with a black dot on each side
in front; between these there are three black spots, which are con-
nected by a slender transverse angular line. Scutellum with two
yellow spots, one in front, the other behind. Pectus yellow, with
black marks. Abdomen luteous at the tip and beneath. Legs yel-
low. Fore wings reddish, black at the tips, with six or seven pale
yellow spots or dots. Hind wings grayish vitreous, blackish towards
the tips. Length of the body 3f — 4 lines ; of the wings 8 — 8£
lines. Var. (3. — The yellow part of the prothorax is divided into
three large spots.

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

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

Proconia anntjligera.

Flava ; caput supra subtusque nigro unimaculatum, macula verticis
quadriramosa ; prothorax fascia antica angulata utrinque
furcata vitta margineque postico niyris ; scutellum nigrum,
flavo bimaculatum; pectus disco liturisque later alibus nigris ;
abdomen nigrum, apice maculisque luteralibus flavis ; alee
anticce pallide viridescentes, annulis liturisque variis rufescenti-
bus, apice fuscce ; posticce cinereo-vitrece, apice nigricantes.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 233

Yellow. Head with a black spot on the vertex, emitting four
branches ; under side with a large black spot adjoining the face.
Prothorax black along the hind part, with a black stripe, and
in front with a black angular band, which is forked on each side.
Scutelluin black, with two yellow spots, one behind the other.
Pectus with a black disk and black marks on each side. Abdomen
black, yellow at the tip, and with yellow spots along each side.
Fore wings pale metallic-green, with various reddish marks, which
mostly form ringlets ; tips brown. Hind wings grayish vitreous,
blackish towards the tips. Length of the body 5 lines; of the wings
10 lines.

a. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Australasia.
Proconia trita.
i Tettigouia trita, Cat. Horn. 750, 53.

Genus DIEDROCEPHALA.

Diedrocephala, Spinola, Tav. Sinotica, 57 (1850).

North America,

Diedrocephala mollipes.

Tettigonia mollipes, Cat. Horn. 1156, 103.
Vat. Tettigonia producta, Cat. Horn. 772, 102.
Var.? Tettigonia minor, Cat. Horn. 772, 101.
Var.? Tettigonia innotata, Cat. Horn. 770, 98.

Mexico. Cuba.

- Diedrocephala angultfera.

Tettigonia angulifera, Cat. Horn. 771, 99.
Var.? Tettigonia antica, Cat. Horn. 771, 100.
Tettigonia mollipes, var.? Signoret.

}

Diedrocephala septemguttata.
Tettigonia septemguttata, Cat. Horn. 773, 104.

x3

234 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Mexico.

DlEDROCEPHALA TYPHLOCYBOIDES.

Tettigonia tvphlocyboides, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. ii.
725.250, pi. 21, f. 11.

Mexico.

Central and South America.

DlEDROCEPHALA ULCERATA.

Tettigoniaulcerata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 722, 246,
pi. 21, f. 7.

Brazil.

DlEDROCEPHALA SPATULATA.

Tettigonia spatulata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. 722, 247,
pi. 21, f. 8.

New Grenada.

DlEDROCEPHALA SUBFLAVA.

Tettigonia subflava, Cat. Horn. 762, 80.

DlEDROCEPHALA VARIEGATA.

Cicada variegata, Fabr. Syst. Ent. 684, 15; Sp. Ins. 325, 19;

Mant. Ins. 270, 25 ; Ent. Syst. \v. 35, 35 ; Syst. Rhyn. 67, 24.
Tettigonia pulcherrima, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 192, 16.
Tettigonia variegata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 723,

248, pi. 21, f. 9.

Brazil.

DlEDROCEPHALA BICOLOR.

Cicada bicolor, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 65, 15.
( Tettigonia bicolor (var. variegata), Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me
Ser. 725, 251.

South America.

DlEDROCEPHALA VIRIDESCENS.

Tettigonia viridescens, Cat. Horn. 765, 85.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 235

^ DlEDROCEPHALA ? PLANA.

Fulgora plana, Fabr. Mant. 261, 14; Ent. Syst. W. 5, 14; Syst.

Rhyn. 66,21.
Tettigonia plana, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 729, 257.

Cayenne.

DlEDROCEPHALA ? PALLIPES.

Fulgora pallipes, Fabr. Mant. 261, 15 ; Ent. Syst. iv. 5, 15; Syst.

Rhyn. 66, 22.
Tettigonia pallipes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 730, 258.

Cayenne.

Madagascar.

DlEDROCEPHALA LINEATOCOLLIS.

Tettigonia lineatocollis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. ii. 728,
255, pi. 21, f. 16.

Madagascar.

Country unknown.

DlEDROCEPHALA PUBESCENS.

Tettigonia pubescens, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. '3me Ser. ii. 721,
245, pi. 21, f. 6.

Genus HELOCHARA, Cat. Horn. p. 1156.
Helochara communis, Cat. Horn. p. 1156.

J Tettigonia similis, Cat. Horn. 769, 96.
Nee Tettigonia herbida, Cat. Horn. 769, 95.

0 Genus AULACIZES, Cat. Horn. p. 790.

AULACIZES IGNOTA.

0 Tettigouia ignota, Cat. Horn. 766, 89.
Bolivia.

236 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Aulacizes Amblardii.
Tettigonia Amblardii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 53,
268, pi. 6, f. 7.

Bolivia.

Aulacizes sepaeata.

Tettigonia separata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 54,
269.

Brazil.

Aulacizes Dufourii.

Tettigonia Dufourii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 55,270,
pi. 6, f. 8.

Caraccas.

2? Aulacizes sulcicollis.

Tettigonia sulcicollis, Germ. Mag. Ent. iv. 62, 8. Sign. Ann. Soc.
Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 56, 272, pi. 6, f. 10.

Brazil.

l> Aulacizes atom aria.

Aulacizes atoraaria, Cat. Horn. 792, 5.

Tettigonia atomaria, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 57,

273, pi. 6, f. 11.
Aulacizes linearis, Cat. Horn. 791, 4.

Aulacizes confusa.

Tettigonia confusa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 58, 274,
pi. 6, f. 12.

Mexico.

v Aulacizes sulcata.

Tettigonia sulcata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Sir. iii. 58, 275,
pi. 6, f. 13.

Bolivia.

Aulacizes irrorata.

Cicada irrorata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 33, 24 ; Syst. Rhyn.] 62,

6. Coqueb. lit. Icon. i. 32, pi. 8, f. 3.
Tettigonia irrorata, Blanch. Hist. Nat. iii. 192, 17. Sign. Ann.
Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 59, 276, pi. 6, f. 14.
£ Aulacizes rufiventris, Cat. Horn. 796, 12.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 237

AULACIZES REPANDA.

- Tettigonia repanda, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Sir. iii. 60, 278,
pi. 16, f. 16.

Brazil.

0 AULACIZES CORTICATA.

Tettigonia corticata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 226,
280, pi. 12, f. 1.

Peru.

AULACIZES AFFIN1S.

Aulacizes terminalis, Cat. Horn. 793, 8.

Aulacizes muculata, Cat. Horn. 793, 7.

Tettigonia atfinis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 227, 282.

0 Aulacizes mutans.

Tettigonia mutans, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 228, 283,
pi. 12, f. 3.

Mexico.

Aulacizes intersecta.

Tettigonia intersecta, Germ. Mag. Ent. iv. 60, 4. Sign. Ann. Soc.
Ent. Fr. dine Ser. iii. 229, 284, pi. 12, f. 4.

Brazil.

& Aulacizes canaliculata, Cat. Horn. p. 795, 10.

d Tettigonia viridivitta, Cat. Horn. 794, 9.

-. Tettigonia canaliculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Zme Ser. iii. 230,
285, pi. 12, f. 5.

6 Aulacizes Fitchii.

Tettigonia Fitchii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 230, 286,
pi. 12, f. 6.

Cayenne.

238 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

AULACIZES TREDECIM-PUNCTATA.

Tettigonia tredecini-punctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser.
iii. 231,287, pi. 12, f. 7.

Brazil.

AULACIZES IRREGULARIS.

Tettigonia irregularis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 232,
288, pi. 12, f. 8.

Bolivia .

AULACIZES QUADRIPUNCTATA.

Tettigonia quadripunctata, Blanch. Hist. Nat. iii. 192, 23. Sign.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 233, 289, pi. 12, f. 9.
Diestostemina termiualis, Cat. Horn. 798, 2.

^ AULACIZES STELLARIS.

Rufescens aut nigricans ; caput supra breviconicum, carinis duabus
nigricantibus ; frons depressa, longa, linearis; thorax disco
nigricante, lituris later alibus nigris ; scutellum apice testa-
ceum ; alee antica guttis sex punctisque nonnullis albidis ;
poslicoe nigricanti-vitrea?.

Beddish or blackish. Head short-conical above, with two
blackish longitudinal ridges ; front flat, long and narrow. Thorax
blackish in the disk, and with some black marks on each side ;
scutellum testaceous at the tip. Legs with minute black marks.
Fore wings with about six whitish dots and with several points.
Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines; of the
wings 7 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

AULACIZES MAGNIFRONS.

Testacea, lata, robusla, subtus nigra ; caput breve, antice obtusum;
vertex maculis duabus connexis nigris ; frons maculis duabus
lanceolatis connexis nigris ; fades nigra ; thorax lituris dua-
bus anticis nigris ; scutellum basi apiceque nigrum ; pedes
pallide flavi, femoribus basi libiis apice tarsisque nigris ; aloe
antic ce gutta postica slrigaque subapicali nigris ; posticce
cinereo-vitrece.

LIST OF HOMOPTEItOUS INSECTS. 23 9

Testaceous, broad, stout, black beneath. Head short, obtuse
in front; vertex with two black spots, which are connected hind-
ward ; front flat, with slight transverse furrows on each side and
with two lanceolate black spots, which are connected by a short
band ; face black. Thorax with two black marks in front; scutel-
lum black along the base and with a black tip. Abdomen black,
pale yellow along each side and at the tip. Legs pale yellow ;
femora towards the base, tarsi and tips of the tibiae black. Fore
wings with a black dot on the exterior part of the hind border, and
with a subapical black streak, which extends across two-thirds of the
breadth from the costa. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of
the body 3^- lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Petropolis, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

0 AULACIZES OBTUSA.

Testacea, sal lata ; caput disco nigro subexcavato, antice obtusum
strigis dnabus lateralibus vittaque media connexis nigris,
fascia anteriore nigra ; thorax lituris duabus anticis furcatis
margineque postico nigris ; scutellum nigrum, apice testa-
ceum ; pectus nigro binotatum ; abdominis segmenta nigro
marginata ; alee anticce lituris quinque albis ; posticce cinereo-
vitrece.

Testaceous, rather broad. Head black, and slightly excavated
on the disk of the vertex, obtuse in front, where there are two slender
black streaks connected with a broad middle stripe, which does not
extend to the vertex, but is dilated into a band on the face. Tho-
rax with a black forked mark on each side in front, and with
a black hind border; scutellum black, testaceous at the tip. Pec-
tus with a black mark on each side. Abdominal segments with
black bauds on the hind borders. Fore wings with five white marks
of various size and shape. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length
of the body 3^ lines; of the wings 8 lines.

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

AULACIZES OBLIQUA.

Picea, subtus testacea ; caput brevi-conicum, subexcavatum, frontis
disco depresso, carina media marginibusque subelevatis, fascia
antica nigra; thorax testaceo punctatus, gutlis tribus anticis
fasciaque postica testaceis ; ala antica guttis nonnullis tes-
taceis ; postica nigricantes.

240 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Piceous, mostly luteous beneath. Head above short-conical,
with a shallow excavation, which widens in front ; disk of the front
flat, with a slight middle ridge, and with slightly elevated borders ;
a black band where it joins the face. Thorax with very numerous
testaceous points, with three testaceous dots in front, and with
a testaceous hind border. Fore wings with ten or twelve testaceous
dots, five of which form a slight oblique streak near the base.
Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 8
lines.

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

Fcem. Picea, subtus pallide jftava ; caput nigrum, conicum, jlavo
sexnotatum, lituris subtus lateralibus flavis ; thorax maculis
quatuor anticis liturisque posterioribus Jlavis ; scutellum apice
Jlavum ; pectus nigro notatum; abdomen supra lurido-rufum,
fascia subtus postica nigra, vaginis albidis apice nigris ; ala.
anticce strigis plurimis guttisque conjiuentilus pallide Jiavis ;
posticce lurido-vitrece.

Female. Piceous, pale yellow beneath. Head black, conical,
slightly depressed above, where there are four yellow marks hind-
ward and two in front ; under side with the disk slightly concave,
and with various yellow marks on each side. Thorax with four yel-
low spots, forming a band in front, and some yellow marks between
them and the hind border ; scutellum with a pale yellow tip.
Pectus with some black marks on each side. Abdomen lurid-red
above; under side with a black band at the base of the vagina?,
which are whitish, with black tips. Fore wings with numerous
pale yellow streaks and confluent dots, some of the former parallel.
Hind wings lurid-vitreous. Length of the body A\ lines ; of the
wings 9 lines.

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

Genus DIESTOSTEMMA, Cat. Horn. 798.

" DlESTOSTEMMA NIGROPU NCTATA.

Tettigonia nigropunctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii.
527, 325.

Mexico.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 241

0 DlESTOSTEMMA BITUBERCULATA.

TettigODia bituberculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 528,
326, pi. 21, f. 19.

Rio Negro.

V DlESTOSTEMMA NERVOSA.

Tettigonia nervosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 524, 321,
pi. 21, f. 16.

Colombia.

' DlESTOSTEMMA CUSPIDATA.

Tettigonia cuspidata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 525,

322, pi. 21, f. 17.

Brazil.

DlESTOSTEMMA RUGICOLLIS.

Tettigonia rugicollis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 525,

323, pi. 21, f. 18.

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

Genus CICCUS, Cat. Horn. p. 799.
C? Ciccus adspersus, Cat. Horn. 799, 1.
Ciccus obliquus, Cat. Horn. 800, 6.

Ciccus diversus.

Tettigonia diversa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 49, 262,
pi. 6, f. 1.

Cayenne.

Ciccus flammeus.

Tettigonia flammea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 50, 263,
pi. 6, f. 2.

Cayenne.

V

242 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

ClCCUS AUEANTIACUS.

6 Tettigonia aurantiaca, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 225'
279, pi. 6, f. 17.

Mexico.

ClCCUS LUCERNEUS.

-, Stoll, Cigal. 56, pi. 13, f. 68.

Fulgora brevirostris, Oliv. JEnc. Meth. 117, 570, 14.

Tettigonia lucernea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 238,

296, pi. 12, f. 16.
Non ProcoDia lucernea, Cat. Horn. 785, 10, at ejus Synon.

ClCCUS EKYTHROCEPHALUS.

Tettigonia Jerythrocephala, Blanch. Hist. Nat. iii. 192, 21. Sign.
Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 234, 290, pi. 12, f. 10.

Brazil.

ClCCUS CLYPEATUS.

Tettigonia clypeata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 234,

291, pi. 12, f. 11.

Brazil.

$ ClCCUS MACULIFBONS.

Tettigonia maculifrons, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 235,

292, pi. 12, f. 12.

Cayenne.

ClCCUS SIMILATUS.

Tettigonia similata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 236,
294.

Brazil.

ClCCUS COLUMBICUS.

t Tettigonia Columbica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 236?
293, pi. 12, f. 13.

Colombia.

LIST OP HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 243

ClCCUS FOSSULA.TUS.

Tettigonia fossulata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 237,
295, pi. 12, f. 14.

Colombia.

ClCCUS LUCICOLA.

Tettigonia lucicola, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 239, 298,
pi. 12, f. 18.

Mexico.

^ ClCCUS CONTROLINEATUS.

Tettigonia controlineatus, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Se'r. iii.
239, 299, pi. 12, f. 19.

Mexico.

^ClCCUS PUSTULATCS.

Cicada punctata, Fabr. Syst. RJiyn. 64, 12.

Tettigonia pustulata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 240,
300.

South America.

J ClCCUS TRIQUETRA.

Cicada triquetra, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 63, 9.

Tettigonia triquetra, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Se'r. iii. 240,
301.

South America.

- ClCCUS TRIANGULARIS.

Ciccus triangularis, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 63, 11.
Tettigonia triangularis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 507,
302.

South America.

--

ClCCUS NIGRICEPS.

Tettigonia nigriceps, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 508,

303, pi. 21, f. 1.

Guatemala. ^

- ClCCUS SPARS0TUS.

. Tettigonia sparsuta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 508,

304, pi. 21, f. 2.
La Guayra.

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244 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

ClCCUS ROSTRATUS.

Tettigonia rostrata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 509,
305, pi. 21, f. 3.

Bahia.

ClCCUS FLAVOSCUTELLATUS.

Tettigonia flavoscutellata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii.
509, 306, pi. 21 , f. 4.

America ?

ClCCUS RUTILANS.

Cicada rutilans, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 64, 12.

Tettigonia rutilans, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 511,

308, pi. 21, f. 6.
Ciccus raaculatus, Cat. Horn. 801,8.
Ciccus diminutus, Cat. Horn. 801, 9.

ClCCUS EXCAVATUS.

Proconia excavata, LSp. et Serv. Enc. Meth. x. 611, 1.

Ciccus pervirgatus, Amyot et Serv. Hist. Nat. Hem. 573, 2, pi. 11,

f. 1 . Cat. Horn. 799, 3.
Ciccus fulvo-fasciatus, Gray, Griff. Anim. Kingd. ii. pi. 109, f. 4.
Ciccus intermedius, Cat. Horn. 803, 11.
Ciccus cinctipes, Cat. Horn. 803, 12.
Ciccus rufifacies, Cat. Horn. 802, 11.
f\ Tettigonia excavata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 518,

314, pi. 21, f. 11.

ClCCUS ORNATUS.

Tettigonia ornata, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 193, 22. Sign. Ann.

Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 519, 315.
Ciccus testaceus, Cat. Horn. 800, 7.

Brazil.

ClCCUS OCHRACEUS.

Miniatus, subtus albus ; frons disco longo pallide rufescente, late-
ribus subelevatis transverse sulcatis, carina media nigra, facie
nigro biguttata ; thorax et scutellum nigro biguttata ; abdo-
men supra fuscum ; alee anticce upice margineque postico
nigricantibus ; postica? nigricantes.

£IST OF HTOMOPTEEOUST INSECTS. 245

Ked-lead colour, white beneath. Head above conical, with a
shallow excavation in the fore disk ; front with a long narrow pale
reddish disk, which has a slight middle ridge and slightly elevated
borders, the latter have transverse ridges on each side ; a black dot
on each side of the face. Thorax punctured, with a black dot on
each side in front ; scutellum with a black dot on each angle. Ab-
domen brown above. Fore wings blackish at the tips and along the
adjoining part of the hind border. Hind wings blackish. Length
of the body 4^ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

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

V ClCCUS SAGITTARIUS.

Cervinus, gracilis, subtus flavo-albus ; caput pallide luteum, longi-
conicum, guttis nonnullis punclis strigaque antica furcata
nigris, subtus antice lutescens lateribus sulcatis ; thorax antice
lutescens ; scutellum litura transversa nigra ; abdomen fusees-
cens, apice rufescens ; alee anticce angustce ; postica cinereo-
vitrece.

Fawn-colour, slender, yellowish white beneath. Head above
elongate-conical, pale luteous, with black points, with two black
dots on the hind border, with one on each side of the middle, and
with a black forked streak in front ; under side pale luteous towards
the tip, with a flat disk, and with slight transverse ridges on
each side. Thorax pale luteous in front ; scutellum with a trans-
verse black mark. Abdomen brownish, reddish at the tip. Fore
wings narrow. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body
4 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

} ClCCUS HAST AT US.

Niger, fiavo notatus, subtus pallide luteus, C. Sagittarii structura ;
abdomen valvulis apicalibus foliaceis obscure rufis ; pedes
lutei ; alee angusta, cinereo-vitrea, venis nigris.

Black, pale luteous beneath, in structure like C. Sagittarius.
Head above, thorax and scutellum with numerous minute various
yellow marks. Abdomen with dark red foliaceous apical appen-
dages. Legs luteous. Wings narrow, grayish vitreous ; veins
black. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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246 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

ClCCDS NIGRILUX.

Atra; caput longi-conicum, jlavo univittatum ; thorax vittis dua-
bus lateralibus albis unaque dorsali rufa ; abdominis latera
albo maculata ; alee nigricantes ; antica bad cinereo-vitrece.

Deep black. Head elongate-conical, with a slightly furrowed
pale yellow stripe, which is attenuated in front. Thorax with a red
stripe which covers tbe scutellum, and is attenuated towards the
head, and there contains a yellow spot ; a white stripe on each side.
Abdomen with white spots along each side ; appendages tawny.
Wings blackish. Fore wings cinereous-vitreous towards the base.
Length of the body 4A- lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

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

d

ClCCUS PUNCTOSUS.

Foem. Niger, subtus pallide fiavus ; caput longi-conicum, fiavo
notatum, subtus disco piano subfusiformi fasciisque duabus
nigris ; thorax punctis plurimis ex parte confluentibus macu-
lisque tribus anticis pallide Jlavis ; scutellum punctis apicali-
bus pallide Jlavis ; pectus fasciis obliquis nigris ; abdomen
pallide Jlavwn, maculis lateralibus apiceque nigris, subtus
nigro fascialum ; tibiae tarsique apice nigra; alee antica
picece, flavo punctata? ; postica? nigricantes .

Female. Black, pale yellow beneath. Head elongate-conical,
with a distinct furrow, and with various pale yellow marks above ;
under side with a subfusiform flat disk, and with two black bauds,
the fore one interrupted. Thorax with very numerous and partly
confluent pale yellow points, except on the fore part, which has a
pale yellow mark in the middle and a large pale yellow spot on each
side ; scutellum with a few pale yellow points towards the tip.
Pectus with black oblique bands on each side. Abdomen pale yel-
low, black towards the tip, and with black spots along each side ;
under side with black bands, the dorsal segments forming a broad
border on each side. Tibiae and tarsi with black tips. Fore wings
piceous, with very numerous pale yellow points, except at the tips.
Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 6£ lines ; of the wings
11 lines.

a. Tejuca, Province of Rio. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet

Clark.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 247

Genus RHAPHIRHINUS, Cat. Horn. p. 804.

: Rhaphibhinus fasciatus, Cat. Horn. p. 804, 1.

Tettigonia flammea, Oliv. Enc. Meth. vi. 570.

Tettigonia fasoiata, Blanch. Hist. Nat. iii. 193, 25. Amyotet Serv.

Hist. Nat. Hem. 573, I .
Tettigonia Fabricii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 521,

316, pi. 2i, f. 12.

Raphirhincs phosphoreus, Cat. Horn. 805, 2.

Raphirhinus cupriventris, Delap. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. i. 414, 2.
Raphirhinus angustus, Cat. Horn. 806, 5.

Tettigonia phosphorea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii.
522, 317.

P Raphirhinus rugosus.

^ Tettigonia rugosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 522,
318, pi. 21, f. 13.

Brazil.

Raphirhinus attenuatus, Cat. Horn. 806, 6.

Tettigonia reflexa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 524, 320,
pi. 21, f. 15.

Raphirhinus acuminatus.

Fulgora acuminata, Oliv. Enc. Meth. vi. 571, 18.
0 Tettigonia acuminata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sine Ser. iii. 803,
387.
Rhaphirhinus phosphoreus, var. P Sign.

Genus PELTOCHEIRUS.

Peltocheirus, Spinola, MSS.

Peltocheirus bigibbosus.

Tettigonia bigibbosa, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 510,
307, pi. 21, f. 5.

Cayenne.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

C

248 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Var. ? Testacea ; abdomen rufo-luteum ; pedes albidi, tibiis tarsis-
que apice nigris ; alee anticce rufescente ccmspersce, fascia
exteriore fusca ; posticce vitrea, apice f usees.

Var. ? Testaceous. Abdomen reddish luteous. Legs whitish ;
tibia? and tarsi with black tips. Fore wings with reddish speckles
for two-thirds of the length from the tips, where there is a brown
band. Hind wings vitreous, brown along the apical border.
Length of the body A\ lines; of the wings 11 lines.

a. Peru. From M. Degand's collection.

Genus WOLFELLA.
Wolfella, Spinola, Tav. Sinottica, 122.

Wolfella Caternaultii.

Wolfella Caternaultii, Spin. Tav. Sinott. 122.
Tettigonia Caternaultii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii.
768, 329, pi. 23, f. 3.

Guinea.

Genus DILOBOPTERUS, Cat. Horn. p. 808.

0 Diloboptebus dispar.

Tettigonia dispar, Germ. Mag. Ent. iv. 71,23. Sign. Ann. Soc.

Fr. 3me Ser. i. 27, 2, pi. 2, f. 2.
Diloboplerus decoratus, Sign. olim.
Proconia ? dispar, Cat. Horn. 783.

Dilobopterus fervens, Cat. Horn. p. 809, 8.

Tettigonia laeta, Cat. Horn. 748, 49.

Tettigonia fervens, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 35, 11,
pi. 2, f. 8.

A> Group SCARIDES, Cat. Horn. p. 809.
/ (pGenus LKDRA, Cat. Horn. p. 809.
i/^Ledra conifera.
^t-edra conifera, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 98, 67.
Borneo.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 249

^ Ledra PUNCTIFERA.

Viridi-testacea, subtmalbido-testacea ; caput depressum, brem-coni-
cum ; thorax utrinque subimpressus ; alee anticce venis ramo-
sis, puncto discali nigro ; posticce vitrece.

Greenish testaceous, pale green ? when alive, very minutely
punctured, whitish testaceous beneath. Head flat, short-conical,
very slightly impressed on each side above, and with a very slight
keel beneath. Thorax with a very slight impression ou each side.
Fore wings with ramose veins, and with a black point in each
disk towards the hind border. Hind wings vitreous. Length of
the body 7 lines ; of the wiugs 12 lines.

a. Dhargeeling. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

* ° Ledra quadbicarina.

Fulva, subtus pallide testacea ; caput breve, lateribus angulosis
subdilatatis, margine antico rotundato nigricante, linea sub-
tus transversa arcuata nigra ; thorax subnigricante varius,
carinis quatuor, duabus intermediis parvis abbreviatis ; alee
anticce cinerece, reticulata, fasciis duabus diffusis incompletis
nigricantibus, venis ex parte albis ; posticce subcinereo-vitrece.

Tawny, pale testaceous beneath. Head short, angular, and
slightly dilated on each side, blackish along the fore border, which
is rounded ; under side with a black transverse curved line in front.
Thorax here and there slightly blackish, with a protuberant slightly
diverging keel on each side, and with two less conspicuous middle
keels, which are abbreviated hindward. Fore wings cinereous,
much reticulated, with two diffuse and incomplete blackish bands ;
veins very numerous, partly white. Hind wings vitreous, slightly
grayish, veins black. Length of the body 5 lines; of the wings 10
lines.

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

v u Ledra audit ura.

Fulva, subtus albido-testacea ; caput breve, lateribus angulatis sub-
dilatatis, antice rotundatum, subtus nigrum lituris duabus
lateralibus transversis strigaque albido-testaceis ; thorax ex
parte nigricans, carinis quatuor, exterioribus albis, interiori-
bus minoribus parallelis ; alee anticce cinereo-vitrece, reticulatce,
basi albido-lestacece, fascia obliqua fusca ; posticce vitrece.

250 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Tawny, whitish testaceous beneath. Head short, angular and
slightly dilated on each side, rounded in front ; under side black,
with a transverse whitish testaceous mark on each side, and a lan-
ceolate whitish testaceous streak towards the mouth. Thorax
partly blackish, with two high lateral slightly diverging ridges, and
with two intermediate parallel keels. Fore wijigs much reticulated,
vitreous and slightly grayish, whitish testaceous at the base, with an
oblique brown band, which is irregular and accompanied by some
dots on the outer side ; veins black. Hind wings vitreous. Length
of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

V o

LeDRA DELINEA.TA.

Testacea, fusco punctata; caput brevissimum, valde arcuatum,
lateribus anticis impressis, vitta media nigro-fusca, lituris
duabus lateralibus fuscis, subtus margine antico liturisque
tribus posticis nigris ; thorax lineolis duabus transversis lineo-
lisque duabus lateralibus arcuatis nigris, lituris quatuor fer-
rugineis ; scutellum fusco quadrinotatum; abdomen vitta
ventrali lata nigra; femora posteriora et tibiae posticce apice
nigra ; alee anticce fulva, apice cinereo-vitrece, vitta discali
ferruginea ; postica cinereo-vitrece.

Testaceous, punctured with brown, whitish testaceous beneath.
Head above very short and much arched, slightly impressed on
each side of the fore border, with a blackish brown middle stripe,
and with a brown mark on each side; under side irregularly black
along the fore border, and with three black marks towards the
mouth. Thorax with very minute transverse furrows, with a little
black line in front and another hindward, with two ferruginous
marks on each side, one of them adjoining a very short curved
black line. Scutellum with two minute curved brown marks in the
disk, and with two brown dots on each side by the angle. Abdomen
beneath with a broad black stripe. Tips of the posterior femora
and of the hind tibiae black. Fore wings tawny, grayish vitreous
towards the tips, with an irregular ferruginous discal stripe, which
is partly bordered with black. Hind wings grayish vitreous.
Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 12 lines.

a. South Australia. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOCS INSECTS. 251

*/^Ledba OBLIGENS.

Rufescens, convexa, longissime subfusiforme, subtus testacea ; caput
longi-conicum, subtus concavum disco perangusto lanceolato
antice nigro ; abdomen compressum, carinatum ; alee antica
fulva, reticulata, venis plurimis, lituris nonnullis albidis ;
postica cinereo-vi treat.

Reddish, very elongate subfusiform, testaceous beneath. Head
convex, elongate-conical, much longer than broad; under side con-
cave, with a very broad border, the middle compartment lanceolate,
black towards the tip of the vertex. Thorax convex. Abdomen
compressed, with a dorsal ridge. Fore wings tawny, reticulated ;
veins very numerous, with some whitish marks. Hind wings
grayish vitreous. Length of the body 6 lines; of the wings
8 lines.

a. Hindostan?

^° Genus STENOCOTIS.

^Stenocotis, Stal. Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.

Some of the Australian species of 'Ledra in the Catalogue
belong to this genus.

i/ 0 Stenocotis planiuscula.
* Stenocotis planiuscula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.
Australia.

V Stenocotis subvittata.

^Stenocotis subvittata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254; 1856,
68, pi. 1, f. 7.

Australia.

VO Genus EP1CLINES, Cat. Horn. p. 831.

Epiclines antica.

Testacea, subpunctata; caput antice conicum productum ; pro-
thorax lateribus dilatatis angulatis, fascia postica lata viridi ;
alee antica virides, basi et apud costam lutea ; postica
vitrea.

252 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Testaceous, minutely punctured. Head produced and conical
in front. Prothorax dilated and forming a right angle on each
side; a broad green band on the hind border. Fore wings green,
luteous at the base and along part of the costa. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 6 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Var. ? Testacea ; caput et thorax nigro marginata; caput margine
antico excavato viridi ; thorax fascia postica viridi ; aim
anticce semihyalince, apud costam obscures ; posticm cinereo-
vitrea.

/Var. P Testaceous, paler beneath, minutely punctured. Head
and thorax edged with black. Fore part of the head with a green
border, which is much excavated in front and less so on each side.
Thorax with a broad green band on the hind border; sides dilated
and rectangular. Fore wings semihyaline, except along the costa.
Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the
wings 9 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

/

Genus SCAEIS, Cat. Horn. p. 832.

SCARIS MULTILINEA.

/0

Fuscescente-fulva, sultus pallide testacea; caput vitta guttisque
qvatuor anterioribus albidis ; thorax albido quinque vittatus ;
abdomen testaceum, segmeniis fusco marginatis ; aim anticce
fulvce, costa fasciaque subapicali nigricantibus, fascia media
angulosa, gutta costali exteriore apicibusque albidis, venis
albido punctatis ; postica cinerea, nigricante marginata.

Brownish tawny, pale testaceous beneath. Head with a
whitish stripe, in front of which there are four whitish dots.
Thorax with five whitish stripes. Abdomen testaceous; hind
borders of the segments brown. Fore wings tawny, blackish along
the costa, and with a blackish subapical band, with a whitish zigzag
middle band, with a whitish costal dot near the tip, and with whitish
tips ; veins with whitish points. Hind wings gray, with blackish
borders. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 1\ lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 253

~" SCARIS AUSTRALIS.

Rufa; alee antices cupreo-rufa?, apice nigricantes ; postica? nigri-
cante viirecE.

Red. Head somewhat brighter than the thorax. Fore wings
cupreous-red, somewhat blackish at the lips. Hind wings blackish
vitreous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. From Mr. Diggles' collection.

6 Genus BIZA.

Corpus gracile. Caput parvum ; vertex subtransversus, antice
rotundatus ; irons longiuscula, convexa. Antennarum arista gracil-
lima, corpore longior aut non brevior. Thorax transversus, laevis,
vix arcuatus. Abdomen conicum. Tibiae posticoe dense spinosae.
Alae anticae deflexae, venis paucis. Fcem. — Abdomen apieem versus
compressum. Oviductus subarcuatus.

Body slender. Head small; vertex rounded in front, a little
broader than long ; front convex, longer than broad. Seta of the
antennas very slender, as long or longer than the body. Thorax
transverse, smooth, hardly arched. Abdomen conical. Hind tibiae
densely spinose. Wings deflexed ; veins few. Female. — Abdomen
compressed towards the tip, longer than that of the male. Oviduct
slightly curved.

0 BlZA CROCEA.

Pallide lutea, subtus albido-testacea ; aim anticce gutta apud
marginem posticum interiorem nigra ; posiicce vitrea. Mas.
— Abdomen supra rufescens ; alee antica fascia media fusca,
extus fuscescente-cinereec. Fcem. — Ala antica apice luridee,
fascia subapicali fusca, gutta apud marginem posticum
exteriorem fusca.

Pale luteous, whitish testaceous beneath. Fore wings with a
black dot by the hind border near the base. Hind wings viireous.
Male. — Abdomen reddish above. Fore wings brownish gray for
half the length from the tips, and with a brown middle band.
Female. — Oviduct ferruginous, black at the tip. Fore wings with a
black dot by the hind border beyond the middle, and with a brown
band near the tips, which are slightly lurid. Length of the body
2\ — 3 lines ; of the wings 5 — 6 lines.

a, b. Villa Neva. From Mr. Bates' collection.
c. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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254 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

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0 Genus GABKITA.

Corpus robustum. Caput parvum ; vertex perangustus ; frons
lata, brevis, subconvexa. Thorax transversus, subconvexus, lateribus
contractis. Pedes antici breves, femoribus tibiisque dilatatis ; pos-
tici longi. Alas anticae deflexae, apices versus latiores.

Body stout. Head small ; vertex very narrow ; front broad,
short, slightly convex. Antennae short, very slender. Thorax trans-
verse, slightly convex, contracted on each side. Fore legs short ;
femora and tibiae dilated. Middle legs moderately long. Hind
legs long; tibiae with very numerous and rather long spines. Fore
wings deflexed, somewhat broader towards the tips, which are
rounded.

Gabrita annulivena.

Nigra; vertex testaceus, guttis guatuor lateralibus nigris ; frons
gutlis nonmtllis fasciisque duabus obliquis albis ; thorax con-
fertissime albo punctatus, lituris duabus anticis nigris ; pectus
album nigro maculatum ; femora antica albo bifasciata ;
tibia antica albo signata ; pedes posteriores albidi, nigro
subvarii ; ala antica fascia inieriorey macula costali exteriore
strigague marginali postica albis, venis albo punctatis ; postica
nigricantes.

Black. Vertex testaceous, with two black dots on each side ;
front with some white dots ; a white oblique band on each side of
the face. Thorax with very numerous white points, which are inter-
rupted by a black mark on each side in front. Pectus white, with
various black spots. Abdomen with white spots along each side.
Fore femora with two white bands ; fore tibiae with a white mark
on each. Posterior legs whitish, slightly marked with black. Fore
wings with a white band at one-third of the length, with a white
costal spot at two-thirds of the length, and with a white marginal
streak behind the tips ; veins with very numerous white points.
Hind wings blackish. Length of the body 3 lines; of the wings
6 lines.

a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

^Geuus PETALOCEPHALA.
Petalocephala, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1853, 266.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 255

»

Petalocephala Afzelii.
Petalocepliala Afzelii, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 251.

* Petalocephala Wahlbergi.
Petalocephala Wahlbergi, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 251.
Caffraria.

V'^Petalocephala Bohemanni.
Petalocephala Bohemanni, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 251.

Java. jj>*

""Petalocephala Paykulli.
Petalocephala Paykulli, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Senegal.

\/ ^Genus GYPONA, Cat. Horn. p. 834. ^ \j fchMfY5 '

Gypona sordida.
Gypona sordida, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Minas Geraes.

V ^jYPONA adspersa.
Gypona adspersa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Brazil.

* Gypona interspersa.
Gypona interspersa, Stal, Ofv. K.V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Brazil.

^^Gypona venosa.
Gypona venosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Minas Geraes.

S'- Gypona pr^usta.
Gypona prausta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Brazil. >

"TjYPONA sanguineosparsa.
Gypona sanguineosparsa, Stal. Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Brazil.

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256 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

u Gypona albidosparsa.
1 Gypona albidosparsa, Stal, Ofo. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Brazil.

V ' 0 Gypona nigrina.
uGypona nigrina, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 252.
Buenos Ayres.

s^ Gypona nigronervosa.
"txypona nigronervosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Minas Geraes.

+ 0 Gypona diluta.
.Gypona diluta, Stal, Ofv. K.V.A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Peru.

Gypona vittulata.
Gypona vittulata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Kio Janeiro.

VV

Gypona flavilineata, Cat. Horn. p. 1159.

a. New York. Presented by Dr. Asa Fitch.

VVGypona subtacta.

Fulva ; caput breve, subarcuatum, subtus ferrugineum, bisulcatum ;
pedes validi ; tibia posticce spinis crassis ; alee anticce fusco
conspersce, lineis duabus obliquis fuscis, venis transversis sub-
apicalibus nigro nebulosis ; posticce cinerea.

Tawny. Head short, slightly concave behind and somewhat
more convex in' front ; under side ferruginous, with two slight
furrows. Legs stout; hind tibia) with very stout spines. Fore
wings sprinkled with brown, with two slight oblique lines ; trans-
verse veins towards the tips clouded with black. Hind wings gray.
Length of the body 5 lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a, b. Mexico. From M. Salle's collection.

list of homopterous insects. 257

Gypona viridescens.

Viridis, nitens, ex parte testacea, subtus albido-viridis ; ala antica
lurido subvitrece, margine postico interiore ferrugineo-fusco,
venis viridibus apice nigris ; posticce vitrece.

Green, shining, partly testaceous, whitish green beneath. Head
with a black line along the fore edge. Thorax with numerous very
minute transverse furrows. Fore wings nearly vitreous, with a
slight lurid tiuge, ferruginous-brown along the hind border for a
short space from the base ; veins green, black towards the tips.
Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings
8 lines.

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

Gypona fusiformis.

Testacea, subfusiformis, viridi varia, subtus pallidior ; caput valde
arcuatwn, subtus impressum, linea marginali nigra ; alee
anticce semihyaliiiG, subluridce, striga brevi apicali nigricante ;
postica cinereo-vitrea, margine postico nigricante.

Testaceous, subfusiform, more or less varied with green, paler
beneath. Head much arched iu front, slightly concave behind,
with a black line along the fore edge ; under side with three
impressions in front, and with two very slender longitudinal furrows.
Thorax with numerous very minute transverse furrows. Fore wings
semihyaline, slightly lurid, with a short blackish apical longitudinal
streak between two veins. Hind wings grayish vitreous, blackish
along the hind border. Length of the body 5 — 6 lines ; of the
wings 10 — 12 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Gypona thoracica.

Testacea, valida, ex parte viridis, subtus nigra ; caput arcuatum,
guttis duabus anticis lateralibus nigris ; scutellum basi im-
pressum ; abdomen supra nigrum, segmentis teslaceo margina-
tis ; pedes fulvi, femoribus nigro strigatis ; alee anticce fusces-
cente luridce, semikyalina^^ costa apiceque obscurioribus ;
yosticce cinereo-vitrece.

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258 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Testaceous, stout, partly green, black beneath. Head mode-
rately arched in front, very slightly coucave behind, with a black
dot on each side in front. Thorax with numerous very minute
transverse furrows. Scutellum impressed at the base. Abdomen
black above ; hind borders of the segments testaceous. Legs
tawny ; femora slightly streaked with black. Fore wings brownish
lurid, semihyaline, somewhat darker along the costa and at the tips.
Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the
the wings 8 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

/
-"Gypona postica.

Testacea ; caput arcuatum, linea marginali nigra ; alee anticce
vitrece, subcinerea, fasciis duabus incompletis, una interiore,
altera subapicali ; postica vitrece.

Testaceous, paler beneath. Head moderately arched iu front,
slightly concave behind, with a black line along the fore edge ; un-
der side with two slight ridges which are united towards the face.
Thorax furrowed as in the preceding species. Fore wings vitreous,
slightly grayish, with two incomplete and irregular black bands,
one before the middle, the other subapical. Hind wings vitreous.
Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

-" Gypona

PEASINA.

Viridis, sat angusta ; caput breve, subarcuatum, subtus lave ; tho-
rax linea antica transversa arcuata impressa ; alee antica sub-
hyalina, apice fuscescentes ; postica vitrece.

Green, paler beneath. Head short, concave behind and more
convex in front; its breadth with the eyes about four times its
length ; under side smooth. Thorax with a curved transverse im-
pressed line, near and parallel to the fore border. Fore wings
nearly hyaline, brownish at the tips. Hind wings quite vitreous.
Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by K. Templeton, Esq.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 259

\

Genus XEROPHLOCA, Cat. Horn. p. 840.

\Z^~' Xerophloca sordidula.
^Xerophloca sordidula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.

^ Xerophloca virescens.
' Xerophloca virescens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Minas Geraes.

/ Genus PENTHIMIA, Cat. Hum. p. 840.

I^^Penthimia aurifascia.

Atra, caput brevissimum ; thorax ochraceus, fascia antica abbre-
viata nigra ; ala poslica niyricantes, iridescentes.

Deep black. Head very short, under side with two oblique
furrows, which converge towards the face. Thorax orange, with
au abbreviated black band in front. Hind wings blackish, irides-
cent. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 6% lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

^Penthimia vinula.
Tenthimia vinula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

PENTHIMIA BELLA.

^Penthimia bella, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Caffraria. v

pGenus CLASTOPTERA, Cat. Horn. p. 842.

Clastoptera testacea, Cat. Horn. p. 1160.
Qa. New York. Presented by Dr. Asa Fitch.

Clastoptera Pini, Cat. Horn. p. 1160.
Qa. New York. Presented by Dr. Asa Fitch.

260 LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS.

OClastoptera Proteus, Cat. Horn. p. 1160.
a. New York. Presented by Dr. Asa Fitch.

£> Clastoptera Sahlbergi.

Clastoptera Sahlbergi, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Brazil.

O Clastoptera lineatocollis.
Clastoptera lineatocollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
California.

O Clastopteea fuscomaculata.
Clastoptera fuscomaculata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,253.
Minas Geraes.

^Clastoptera obtusata.
Clastoptera obtusata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Brazil.

O Clastoptera funesta.
Clastoptera funesta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 253.
Honduras.

Group IASSIDES, Cat. Horn. p. 843.
O Genus EUPELIX, Cat. Horn. p. 843.
*> Eupelix fuliginosa.
Eupelix fuliginosa, St. Farg. et Serv. Enc. Mkth. x. 612, 1.
France.

Eupelix flavescens.
Eupelix flavescens, Guer. Voy. Belanger, 502.
Java.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 261

Genus ACOCEPHALUS, Cat. Horn. p. 846.

ACOCEPHALUS DISCIGUTTA.

Acocephalus discigutta, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 171, 172.

Borneo .

A

^ Acocephalus punctiger.

Acocephalus punctiger, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.

Caffraria.

*£) Acocephalus vitticollis.
Acocephalus vitticollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

* [ Acocephalus missellus.
Acocephalus missellus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

O Acocephalus blennus.
Acocephalus blennus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

O Acocephalus funebris.
Acocephalus funebris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

Acocephalus viduus.
Acocephalus viduus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

Acocephalus peominens.

Fcem. Testaceus ; caput brevi-conicum, antice arcuatum nigri-
cante sublineatum, postice subconcavum ; thorax depressus ;
abdomen supra nigricans; alee antic ce sub hyalince ; posticce
vitrece.

Female. Testaceous. Head short-conical, slightly concave
behind ; its breadth a little less than twice iis length ; tore border
much arched, with a blackish line. Thorax almost flat. Abdomen

262 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

blackish above. Fore wings semihyaline. Hind wings quite
vitreous. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a. Gambia. Presented by W. Mackenzie Skues, Esq.

0 ACOCEPHALUS PORRECTUS.

Fcem. Viridescente-testaceus ; caput supra conicum ; oviductus
rufus ; pedes albidi ; alee anticce viridescente-alba, venis pal-
lidis ; postica albo-vitrece.

Female. Pale greenish testaceous. Head conical in front,
where it fonns a very thin edge. Oviduct red. Legs whitish.
Fore wings white, with a slight greenish tinge ; veins pale. Hind
wings white, vitreous. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4
lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by R. Templeton, Esq.

Genus SELENOCEPHALUS, Cat. Horn. p. 852.

Selenocephalus punctato-nervosus.

Selenocephalus punctato-nervosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,
254.

Turkey. Q

Selenocephalus African us.

Selenocephalus africanus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.

Sierra Leone.

O -

Selenocephalus decurtatus.

Selenocephalus decurtatus, Stal% Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.

Natal.

r v**

Genus C^ELIDI A, \Cat. Horn. p. 852.

CvElidia venosa, Cat. Horn. p. 852.
a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Celidia pcecila, Cat. Horn. p. 852.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OP HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 263

L C^LIDIA VARIEGATA. Cat. Hom. p. 852.

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

CjELIDIA maculinervis.
Caelidia maculinervis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.

Sierra Leone.

_

' C.ELIDIA SPARSA.

Cailidia sparsa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.
Manilla.

O

" CAELIDIA ADSPERSA.

Caelidia adspersa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.
Montevideo.

O C.ELIDIA NIGRINA.

Ceelidia nigrina, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 254.
Monte Video.

^ CiELIDIA LINEOLIGERA.

Caelidia lineoligera, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 98.
Natal.

^ C^LIDIA FDSCO-VARIA.

Ceelidia fusco-varia, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Natal.

CiELIDIA DIRIGENS.

Caelidia dirigens, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc i. 172, 172.
a, o. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

V C^LIDIA PARDALIS.

Caelidia pardalis, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 173, 173.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

264 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Celidia FERRIPLENA.

Ferruginea, subtus testacea ; vertex parvus, transversus ; frons
plana, elongaia ; alee anticce fascia obliqua maculari exteriore
nigra, apices versus fuscescente-cinerea, venis albis nigro punc-
tatis ; posticoe obscure cinerece.

Ferruginous, testaceous beneath. Head short, rounded in
front ; vertex small, transverse ; front flat, elongate, scutcheon-
shaped. Fore wings widening towards the tips, with an oblique
macular black band beyond two-thirds of the length, brownish
cinereous from thence to the tips ; veins white, with black points.
Hind wings dark cinereous. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the
wings 5 lines

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

C.ELIDIA DISINTEGRANS.

Testacea ; vertex parvus, depressus, margine elevato ; caput subtus
fuscum, .subcarinatum, albo fasciatum ; thorax antice fusces-
cens ; ala anticce obscure fusca, maculis duabus costalibus
liturisque discalibus albis, venis albis nigro punctatis ; posticce
nigricantes, vitta postica abbreviata alba.

Testaceous, paler beneath. Vertex small, depressed, with ele-
vated borders; under side brown, with a slight keel, and with
a broad white band towards the face. Thorax brownish in front.
Abdomen pale. Fore wings dark brown, with two white costal
spots, and with two or three white marks in the disk ; veins white,
with black points. Hind wings blackish, with an irregular whitish
stripe along part of the hind border. Length of the body 3 lines ;
of the wings 6 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus STEG ELYTRA.

Stegelytra, Muls. et Key, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 224.

^ Stegelytra alticeps.
is, Mu

Languedoc. Provence.

Stegelytra alticeps, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
225. .

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 265

Genus BYTHOSCOPUS, Cat. Horn. p. 856.

- BYTHOSCOPUS USTULATUS.

Bythoscopus ustulatus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
217.

Lyons.

Bythoscopus ocularis.

Bythoscopus ocularis, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
220.

Hyeres.

Bythoscopus sincatus.

Bythoscopus sinuatus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
222.

Avignon. Marseilles.

u Bythoscopus flayofasciatus.
Bythoscopus fiavofasciatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 255.
Brazil.

Bythoscopus olivacescens.
Bythoscopus olivacescens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Caffraria.

Bythoscopus bimaculicollis.
Bythoscopus bimaculicollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 100.
Natal.

Bythoscopus muscabius.
Bythoscopus rauscarius, Heer, Tertiavinsekten, 113, 39, 58.

" Bythoscopus biarcuatus.
Bythoscopus biarcuatus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 174, 181.
Borneo.

Bythoscopus testaceus.
Bythoscopus testaceus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 173, 177.
Borneo.

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266 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

^Bythoscopus APEBIENS.

Testaceus, subtus albido-testaceus ; prothorax anticus et vertex
lineis albido-testaceis ; abdomen supra nigrum, segmentis tes-
taceo marginatis ; aim anticce vitrea, strigis pallide fuscis,
plaga costali apicali fusca, macula costali media nigra, venis
pallidis nigro variis ; posticm limpida?.

Testaceous, whitish testaceous beneath. Vertex and fore part
of the prothorax with whitish testaceous lines. Abdomen black
above ; hind borders of the segments pale testaceous. Fore wings
vitreous, with pale brown streaks in the disks of some of the areo-
lets, and with a pale brown patch at the tip of the costa; a black
oblong spot in the middle of the costa ; veins pale, here and there
black. Hind wings quite vitreous. Length of the body 2\ lines ;
of the wings 5 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

6

Bythoscopus indicates.

Tcslaceus ; caput linea transversa interrupta nigra ; ala antica?
punctata, gutta apud marginem interiorem nigra ; posticce
vitrei.

Testaceous. Head with a black interrupted line along the
fore border of the vertex, which is longer and more conical in front
than in most species of the genus. Fore wings punctured on most
of the surface, with a black dot on the interior border at a little
beyond two-thirds of the length. Hind wings vitreous. Length of
the body 5 lines ; of the wings 1 1 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.
c. Celebes. From Madame Ida Pfeiffer's collection.

Bythoscopus ineffectus.

Testaceus ; caput lineis duabus transversis nigris .; prothorax nigro
subpunctatus ; scutellum nigro notatum ; alee antica nigro
subvaria?, fascia media incompleta alba, macula apicali fusees -
cente-cinerea, lituraque postica obliqua nigra ; postica? nigri-
cante-vitrea.

Testaceous, paler beneath. Head with two black transverse
lines in front of the vertex. Prothorax minutely punctured with
black. Scutellum with rather larger black marks. Fore wings

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 267

very minutely mottled with black, with a slight incomplete white
middle band, and with a brownish cinereous apical spot, along
which the costa is black ; a slight oblique black mark on the hind
border. Hind wings blackish vitreous. Length of the body 3
lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

V £* Bythoscopus repletus.

Testaceus, nigro dense conspersus ; caput linea transversa pallide
testacea, fascia anteriore nigra ; abdomen supra nigrum, seg-
mentis testaceo marginatis ; pedes testacei, uigro vittati ; alee
antica- maculis duabus oblongis discalibus vitreis ; postica
cinereo-vitrecB, apice margineque postico fusee scentibus.

Testaceous, thickly speckled with black. Head black across
the front adjoining the vertex, where there is a pale testaceous
transverse line. Abdomen black above ; hind borders of the seg-
ments testaceous. Legs testaceous, striped with black. Fore
wings thickly mottled with black ; two oblong vitreous spots
in the disk, the interior one much larger than the exterior one.
Hind wings grayish vitreous, brownish towards the tips and along
the hind border. Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings
7 lines.

a. Melbourne. From Mr. Edwards' collection.

Bythoscopus obliquus.

Pallide testaceus; scutellum guttis tribus anticis unaque postica
nigricantibus ; alee vitrece, venis pallidis.

Pale testaceous. Scutellum with three blackish dots in front
and one hindward. Wings vitreous ; veins pale. Length of the
body 2\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Tasmania. Presented by the Rev. T. Ewing.

C Bythoscopus absconders.

Pallide testaceus ; vertex brevissimus ; scutellum guttis quatuor
anticis pallide fuscis ; ala vitrece ; anticee sublimpidce, venis
pallide testaceis.

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268 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Pale testaceous. Vertex extremely short. Scutellum with
two pale brown dots on each side in front. Wings vitreous. Fore
wings almost colourless ; veins pale testaceous. Length of the body
2 lines ; of the wings 3£ lines.

a, b. Tasmania. Presented by Lieut. A. Smith.

O Genus ATHYSANUS.
Athysanus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).

. w Athysanus quadrinotatus.

Athysanus 4-notatus, Muls. et Beg, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
232.

Mountains of Beaujolais.

0 Athysanus plebeius.
Athysanus plebeius, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

Athysanus lineigerus.
Athysanus lineigerus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

v Athysanus stylatus.
Athysanus stylatus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

0 Athysanus sever us.
Athysanus severus, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Caffraria.

Athysanus capicola.
Athysanus capicola, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Caffraria.

^ Genus DELTOCEPHALUS.

Deltocephalus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).

LIST OF HOilOPTEROUS INSECTS. 269

Or.

Deltocephalus ventralis.

Deltocephalus ventralis, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851

(1853).
Sweden.

^ Deltocephalus collinus.

Deltocephalus collinus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851
(1853).

Sweden.

O Deltocephalus impictifrons.
Deltocephalus impictifrons, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1S51
(1853).

Sweden. _

Deltocephalus medius.

Deltocephalus medius, Muls. ec Reg, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
234.

Lyons.

O

* Deltecophalus lutens.

Deltocephalus lulens, Mais, et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
235.

Basses Alpes.

^ Deltocephalus flavovirescens.
"Deltocephalus flavoviresceus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Natal.

9
Genus THAMNOTETTIX.

Thamnotettix, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).

^Thajinotettix nervosus.

Thamnotettix nervosus, Bohl. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851
(1853).

Sweden.

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270 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

vQ

Thamnotettix Malaya.
Thamnotettix Malaya, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Malacca.

GenusTLATYMETOPIUS.

Platymetopius, Burm.

1 Platymetopius modestus.
Platymetopius modestus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 255.
North America.

- Platymetopius rubrolineatus.
Platymetopius rubrolineatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Natal.

Genus, IASSUS, Cat. Horn. p. 876.

^ IaSSUS CYCLOPS.

Iassus cyclops, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 227.
Provence.

U Iassus h^ematoceps.

Iassus hsematoceps, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
229.

Hyeres.

Iassus didymus.

Iassus didymus, Muls. et JRey. Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 230.

Fiance.

Q Iassus prasinus.
Iassus prasinus, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

Iassus hyalinipennis.
Iassus hyalinipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 255.
Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS IN9ECTS. 271

T

Iassus lineatipexnis.
Iassus lineatipennis, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 255.
Brazil.

Iassus rorulentus.
Iassus rorulentus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Natal.

Iassus am .en us.
Iassus amaenus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Natal.

Iassus dilectus.
Iassus dilectus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 99.
Caffraria.

Iassus setifer.

Albidus ; vertex maculis duabus pallide fuscis ; antenna setis lon-
gissimis , prothorax maculis nonnullis pallide fuscis ; abdo-
men nigrum ; femora postica apice nigra ; tibia posticce
nigro vittatts valde setosce ; alee anticce vitrece, fuscescente vix
nebulosce, venis albis nigro punctatis ; postica cinereo -vitrece,
apice nigricantes.

Whitish. Head with two pale brown spots on the vertex,
which is moderately long. Seta of the antennae very long. Protho-
rax with several pale brown spots. Abdomen black. Hind femora
with black tips ; hind tibiae striped with black, very bristly. Fore
wings vitreous, very slightly clouded with pale brown ; veins
whitish, with black points. Hind wings grayish vitreous, blackish
towards the tips. Length of the body l£ line ; of the wings 4
lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Iass

us detractus.

Testaceus, nigro subconspersus ; frons nigricans; pectoris latera
nigra ; abdomen nigrum, segmentis testaceo marginatis ;
femora nigro vittata ; alee antica testacece, venis pallidis
lineisque interruptis nigris ; postica cinereo-vitrea.

272 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Testaceous, minutely speckled with black; front blackish.
Pectus black on each side. Abdomen black ; hind borders of tbe
segments testaceous. Femora striped with black. Fore wings
testaceous, with pale veins, which are bordered by interrupted black
lines. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body H line ;
of the wings 3 lines.

a. Tasmania. Presented by Lieut. A. Smith.

Iassus leucomelas.

Niger ; vertex albo marginatus ; frons ferruginea, lineis duabus
lateralibus albis ; prothoracis margo albus, antice interruptus ;
scutellum testuceum, nigro fasciatum ; pedes testacei ; alee
anlicce fusees centes, venis nigris ; posticce fuscescente-vitrea.

Black. Vertex with a white border; front ferruginous, with a
white line on each side. Prothorax with a white border, which is
interrupted in front. Scutellum testaceous, with a black band.
Legs testaceous. Fore wings brownish, with black veins. Hind
wings brownish vitreous. Leugth of the body If line ; of the win^s
3£ lines.

a. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

Tassus lineola.

Testaceus ; vertex albido-teslaceus, fascia nigra; pectoris latera
nigra ; abdomen supra nigricans ; femora nigro vittata ; ala<
vitrea ; anticce vix subtestaceai, venis ex parte fuscis.

Testaceous. Vertex whitish testaceous, with a black band ;
front darker than the face. Pectus black on each side. Abdomen
blackish above. Femora striped with black. Wings vitreous.
Fore wings with a slight testaceous tinge; veins partly brown.
Length of the body H line ; of the wings 3 lines.

a. Gambia. Presented by W. Mackenzie Skues, Esq.

O Iassu

S VITREICOSTA.

Fulvus, subtus albidus; vertex ex parte niger, antice albidus, pos-
tice albido punctatus ; prothorax lituris duabus lateralibus
nigricantibus ; scutellum albidum, fuscescenle notatum ; pedes
albidi ; aim anticce apud costam vitrece, linea intermedia inter-
rupta venisque ex parte nigris ; posticce cinereo -vitrei.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 273

Tawny, whitish beneath. Vertex partly black, whitish in
front, and with some minute whitish marks hindwanl. Prothorax
with a blackish mark on each side. Scutellum whitish, with pale
brown marks. Legs whitish. Fore wings irregularly vitreous and
colourless along the costa, the vitreous part with an interrupted
black border ; some of the veins partly black. Hind wings grayish
vitreous. Length of the body 2\ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.
a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

Genus PROCEPS.

o

"Proceps, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 18o5, 237.

■p,

ROCEPS ACICULARIS.

y Proceps acicularis, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
238.
Hyeres.

Genus TYPHLOCYBA, Cat. Horn. p. 895.
Typhlocyba lunaris.
' Typhlocyba lunaris, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
240.

Hyeres.

Typhlocyba bisignata.
Typhlocyba bisignata, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,

241*.
Hyeres.

Typhlocyba rorida.
Typhlocyba rorida, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
243.

Hyeres.

' Typhlocyba stigmatipennis.
Typhlocyba stigmatipennis, Muls. el Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon,
1855, 245.
' South France.

274 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Typhlocyba nivea.

Typhlocyba nivea, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
246.

Avignon.

Typhlocyba punctulum.

Typhlocyba punctulum, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
248.

Avignon.

Typhlocyba fdlva.

Typhlocyba fulva, Herr.-Schcejf.

a, b. Europe. Presented by M. Signoret.

^ Typhlocyba gratiosa.
Typhlocyba gratiosa, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

Typhlocyba misella.
Typhlocyba misella, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1851 (1853).
Sweden.

Typhlocyba? obscurus.

Cicadellites obscurus, Heer, Tertiavinsekten, 39, 59.

Order PHYTOPHTHIRIDES.

Family PSYLLID^.

Genus PSYLLA, Cat. Horn. p. 912.

PSYLLA ANNULICORNIS.

Chormes annulicornis, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. 1851 (1853).
Sweden..

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 275

PSYLLA AcETOSELL.E.

Psylla Acetosellce, Haliday.

a, 6. Ireland. Presented by A. H. Haliday, Esq.

Psylla Molluginis.
Psylla Molluginis, Haliday.
a — c. Ireland. Presented by A. H. Haliday, Esq.

Psylla Fedi^.
Psylla Fedia?, Kaltenbach.
a. Prussia. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Psylla basalis.

Nigra, subpxibescens ; tibia? teslaeecc, apice nigra; ala vitrea,
venis albis ; antica fascia basali subinlerrupta nigra.

Black, slightly pubescent. Antenna? slender, as long as the
thorax. Tibiae testaceous, except towards the tips. Wings
vitreous ; veins whitish. Fore wings with a blackish nearly inter-
rupted baud near the base. Length of the body f line; of the
wings 3 lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Mr. Warwick's collection.

Psylla Eucalypti.
Psylla Eucalypti, Dobson.
« — c. Larva-cases, Tasmania. Presented by T. Dobson, Esq.

Psylla fracticosta.

Tes/acea, robnsta; antenna? sat valida, thorace breviores ; abdomen
piceum ; ala anticce fusees, margine apicali fasciague pnstice
abbreviata albidis, venis albis, casta basali subangulata ; pos-
ticus vitrea.

Testaceous, stout. Antennae ratber stout, shorter than the
thorax. Abdomen piceous. Fore win^s brown, whitish along the
apical border, and with a whitish band, which is abbreviated hind-

276 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

ward; costa convex and almost angular towards the base; veins
white. Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body l£ line ; of the
wings 3 lines.
a. Tasmania. From Mr. A. J. Smith's collection.

Genus TRIOZA, Cat. Horn. p. 924.

Trioza Galii, Cat. Horn. p. 928.
a, b. Ireland. Presented by A. H. Haliday, Esq.

Genus APHALARA, Cat. Horn. p. 929.

Aphalara Polygoni, Cat. Horn. p. 930.
a — c. Prussia. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Fam. APHIDINA.

Genus CHAITOPHORUS.

Chaitophorus, Koch, Pjlanzenlause, 1.

Aphis, Groups 1,11 and 20 (p.), Cat. Horn. 934, 950, 962.

Aphis Aceris may be considered as the type of this genus ;
some of the species included in it differ much from the typical
form.

1. Chaitophorus xanthomelas.

Chaitophorus xanthomelas, Koch, PJfanzenl. 1, 1, pi. 1, f. 1.
Chaitophorus Aceris, var. (Kaltenbach), Cat. Horn. 950.

2. Chaitophorus coracinus.

Chaitophorus coracinus, Koch, Pflanzenl. 2, 2, pi. 1, f. 2—4.
Chaitophorus Aceris, var. (Kalt.), Cat. Horn. 950.

On Acer platanoides.

3. Chaitophorus leucomelas.
Chaitophorus leucomelas, Koch, Pflanzenl. 4, 3, pi. 1, f. 5, 6.
On Populus italica and P. nigra.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 277

4. Chaitophorus Ononidis.

Chaitophorus Ononidis, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 5, 4, pi. 1, f. 7.
Aphis Ononidis, Cat. Horn. 999.

5. Chaitophorus Capre#;.

Chaitophorus Capreae, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 6, 5, pi. 2, f. 8, 9.
Aphis Capreae, Cat. Horn. 980.

6. Chaitophorus annulatus.
Chaitophorus annulatus, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 7, 6, pi. 2, f. 10, 11.

On leaves of Betula.

7. Chaitophorus Tremul^;.

Chaitophorus Tremulae, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 8, 7, pi. 2, f. 12.
Aphis Populi, var. ? (Kalt.) Cat. Horn. 948.

8. Chaitophorus tricolor.

Chaitophorus tricolor, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 9, 8, pi. 2, f. 13.
Aphis betularia? (Kalt.) Cat. Horn. 1006.

On leaves of Betula.

9. Chaitophorus versicolor.

Chaitophorus versicolor, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 10, 9, pi. 3, f. 14, 15.
Aphis Populi, var. P (Kalt.) Cat. Horn. 948.

On Populus nigra.

10. Chaitophorus Populi.

Chaitophorus Populi, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 12, 10, pi. 3, f. 16, 17.
Aphis Populi, Cat. Horn. 948.

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278 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

11. Chaitophorus GRANULATUS.

Chaitophorus granulatus, Koch, Pfianzenl. 13, 11, pi. 3, f. 18.
Aphis Platanoides ? (Kalt.) Cat. Horn. 934.

On Acer campestre.

12. Chaitophorus Aceris.

Chaitophorus Aceris, Koch, Pfianzenl. 14, 12, pi. 3, f. 19, 20.
Aphis Aceris, Cat. Horn. 950.

Genus HYALOPTERUS.

Hyalopterus, Koch, Pfianzenl. 16.
Aphis, Group 20, p., Cat. Horn. 962.

1. Hyalopterus Spondylii.
Hyalopterus Spondylii, Koch, Pfianzenl. 17, 1, pi. 4, f. 21, 22.

On Heracleum Spondylium.

2. Hyalopterus Abrotani.
Hyalopterus Abrotani, Koch, Pfianzenl. 18, 2, pi. 4, f. 23, 24.

3. Hyalopterus Aquilegle.
Hyalopterus Aquilegiae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 19, 3, pi. 4, f. 25, 26.

On Aquilegia vulgaris.

4. Hyalopterus Arundinis.

Hyalopterus Arundinis, Koch, Pfianzenl. 21,4, pi. 4, f. 27, 28.
Aphis Arundinis, Cat. Horn. 988.

On Phragmiles communis.

5. Hyalopterus Pruni.

Hyalopterus Pruni, Koch, Pfianzenl. 22, 5, pi. 4, f. 29, 30.
Aphis Pruni, Cat. Horn. 988.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 279

Genus KHOPALOSIPHUM.

Rhopalosiphum, Koch, PJianzenl. 23.
Aphis, Group 20, p., Cat. Horn. 962.

1. Rhopalosiphum Cicut^e.
Rhopalosiphum Cicutae, Koch, PJianzenl. 24, 1, pi. 5, f. 31, 32.
On Cicuta virosa.

2. Rhopalosiphum Nymph.e,e.

Rhopalosiphum Nymphseae, Koch, PJianzenl. 26, 2, pi. 5, f. 33 — 35,

44, 13, pi. 8, f. 57.
Aphis Nymphseae, Cat. Horn. 984.

3. Rhopalosiphum Naiadum.

Rhopalosiphum Naiadum, Koch, PJianzenl. 45, 14, pi. 8, f. 58.
Aphis Nymphseae, Cat. Horn. 984.

4. Rhopalosiphum Hippophaes.

Rhopalosiphum Hippophaes, Koch, PJianzenl. 28, 3, pi. 5, f. 36,
37.
On Hippophae Rhamnoides.

5. Rhopalosiphum Berberidis.

Rhopalosiphum Berberidis, Koch, PJianzenl. 30, 4, pi. 6, f. 38, 39.
Aphis Berberidis, Cat. Horn. 996.

6. Rhopalosiphum Staphyle^e.
Rhopalosiphum Staphyleae, Koch, PJianzenl. 32, 5, pi. 6, f. 40, 41.

On Staphylea pinnata.

7. Rhopalosiphum Xylostei.

Rhopalosiphum Xylostei, Koch, PJianzenl. 33, 6, pi. 6, f. 42, 43.
Aphis Xylostei, Cat. Horn. 992.

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280 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

8. Rhopalosiphum erraticum.
Rhopalosiphum erraticum, Koch, Pfianzenl. 35, 7, pi. 6, f. 44, 45.

9. Rhopalosiphum CaprEjE.

Rhopalosiphum Caprese, Koch, Pfianzenl. 37, 8, pi. 7, f. 46, 47.
Aphis Caprese, Cat. Horn. 980.

10. Rhopalosiphum Lonicer^.
Rhopalosiphum Lonicerse, Koch, Pfianzenl. 38, 9, pi. 7, f. 48, 49.

11. Rhopalosiphum Ribis.

Rhopalosiphum Ribis, Koch, Pfianzenl. 39, 10, pi. 7, f. 50,51.
Aphis Ribis, Cat. Horn. 975.

12. Rhopalosiphum Pastinace^:.

Rhopalosiphum Pastinaceee, Koch, Pfianzenl. 41, 11, pi. 7, f.

52—54.
Aphis Pastinaceae, Linn.
Aphis Capreae, Cat. Horn. 980.

On Pastinaca sativa.

13. Rhopalosiphum Dianthi.

Rhopalosiphum Dianthi, Koch, Pfianzenl. 42, 12, pi. 8, f. 55, 56.
Aphis Dianthi, Cat. Horn. 990.

14. Rhopalosiphum Ligustri.

Rhopalosiphum Ligustri, Koch, Pfianzenl. 46, 15, pi. 8, f. 59, 60.
Aphis Ligustri, Cat. Horn. 999.

15. Rhopalosiphum Calth^;.

Rhopalosiphum Calthae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 48, 16, pi. 8, f. 61, 62.
On Caltha palustris.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 281

Genus APHIS.

Aphis Koch, Pflanzenl. 49

Aphis, Group 20, p., Cat. Horn. 962.

Aphis Lapp.<e.
Aphis Lappa?, Koch, Pflanzenl. 50, 1, pi. 9, f. 63.
On Arctium Lappa.

Aphis Heraclei.
Aphis Heraclei, Koch, Pflanzenl. 50, 2, pi. 9, f. 64, 65.
On Heracleura Spondylium.

Aphis Angelica.
Aphis Angelica?, Koch, Pflanzenl. 52, 3, pi. 9, f. 66, 67.
On Angelica sylvestris.

Aphis Farfar.e.
Aphis Farfarae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 54, 4, pi. 9, f. 68, 69.

Aphis Oxyacanth.e.

Aphis Oxyacanthse, Koch, Pflanzenl. 55,5, pi. 10, f. 70, 71.
Aphis Mali, Cat. Horn. 985.

Aphis Myosotidis.
Aphis Myosotidis, Koch, Pflanzenl. 57, 6, pi. 10, f. 72, 73.
On Myosotis.

Aphis Insititle.
Aphis Insititiee, Koch, Pflanzenl. 58, 7, pi. 10, f. 74, 75.
On Prunus insititia.

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282 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Aphis Pyri.
Aphis Pyri, Koch, Pflanzenl. 60, 8, pi. 10, f. 76, 77.
On Pyrus Pyraster.

Aphis Persice.

Aphis Persicae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 61, 9, pi. 10, f. 78, 79. Cat. Horn.
981.

c

Aphis Centaure^.
Aphis Centaurea?, Koch, Pflanzenl. 63, 10, pi. 11, f. 80, 81.

Aphis CratjEgi.

Aphis Cratsegi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 64, 11, pi. 11, f. 82, 83. Cat.
Horn. 995.

Aphis Chamomillje.
Aphis Chamomillae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 65, 12, pi. 11, f. 84, 85.

Aphis Lychnidis.

Aphis Lychnidis, Koch, Pflanzenl. 66, 13, pi. 11, f. 86, 87. Cat.
Horn. 988.

Aphis Pruni.
Aphis Pruni, Koch, Pflanzenl. 68, 14, pi. 12, f. 88—90.

Aphis Jacob^.e.

Aphis Jacobaea?, Koch, Pflanzenl. 70, 15, pi. 12, f. 91, 92. Cat.
Horn. 993.

Aphis Symphiti.

Aphis Symphiti, Koch, Pflanzenl. 72, 16, pi. 12, f. 93,94. Cat.
Horn. 983.

Aphis Chrysanthemi.

Aphis Chrysanthemi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 73, 17, pi. 13, f. 95, 96.
Aphis Cardui ? {Kalt.) Cat. Horn. 1005.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 283

Aphis Cardui.

Aphis Cardui, Koch, PJlanzenl. 75, 18, pi. 13, f. 97, 98. Cat.
Horn. 1005.

Aphis Capsell£.

Aphis Capsellae, Koch, Pjianzenl. 76, 19, pi. 13, f. 99, 100.
Cat. Horn. 1001?

Aphis infuscata.

Aphis infuscata, Koch, Pjianzenl. 77, 20, pi. 14, f. 101.

On Prunus spinosa.

Aphis Clematidis.
Aphis Clematidis, Koch, PJlanzenl.78, 21, pi. 14, f 102, 103.
On Clematis recta.

Aphis Ch.erophylli.
Aphis Chaerophylli, Koch, PJlanzenl. 79, 22, pi. 14, f. 104—106.

Aphis Thalictri.

Aphis Thalictri, Koch, PJlanzenl. 81, 23, pi. 15, f. 107, 108.

On Thalictrum minus.

Aphis Genista.

Aphis Genistae, Koch, PJlanzenl. 82, 24, pi. 15, f. 109, 110.
Aphis Kumicis, var. Genistae, Cat. Horn. 981, 982.

Aphis Sambuci.

Aphis Sambuci, Koch, PJlanzenl. 83, 25, pi. 15, f. Ill, 112. Cat,
Horn. 984.

Aphis La mil

Aphis Lamii, Koch, PJlanzenl 85, 26, pi. 16, f. 113.

Aphis Laburni.

Aphis Laburni, Koch, PJlanzenl. 8rt, 27, pi. 16, f. 114.
Aphis Rumicis, var. Laburni, Cat. Horn. 981, 982.

Aphis Cerasi.

Aphis Cerasi, Koch, PJlanzenl. 87, 28, pi. 17, f. 115, 116. Cat.
Horn. 978.

284 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Aphis Molluginis.

Aphis Molluginis, Koch* PfianzenL 88, 29, pi. 16, f. 117, 118.
Aphis Cardui {Koch.)? Cat. Horn. 1005.

Aphis Euphorble.

Aphis Euphorbia?, Koch. PfianzenL 89, 30, pi. 16, f. 119, 120.
Cat. Horn. 1003.

Aphis Hedek^e.

Aphis Hederae, Koch, PfianzenL 91, 31, pi. 17, f. 121. Cat. Horn.
995.

Aphis chloris.
Aphis chloris, Koch, PfianzenL 91, 32, pi. 17, f. 122.
On Hypericum perforatum.

Aphis Serpylli.
Aphis Serpylli, Koch, PfianzenL 92, 33, pi. 17, f. 123, 124.
On Thymus Serpyllum.

Aphis Medicaginis.
Aphis Medicaginis, Koch, PfianzenL 94, 34, pi. 17, f. 125, 126.
On Medicago falcata.

Aphis Jacob^^e.

Aphis Jacobasae, Koch, PfianzenL 95, 35, pi. 17, f. 127, 128. Cat.
Horn. 993.

Aphis Soebi.

Aphis Sorbi, Koch, PfianzenL 96, 36, pi. 18, f. 129, 130. Cat.
Horn. 987.

Aphis Apocyni.
Aphis Apocyni, Koch, PfianzenL 97, 37, pi. 18, f. 131, 132.
On Apocynum andvosaBmifulium.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 285

Aphis Grossularle.

Aphis Grossularioe, Koch, PJlanzenl. 99, 38, pi. 18, f. 133, 134

Cat. Horn. 1002.
Aphis Lactucae ? Cat. Horn. 973.

Aphis Urticaria.

Aphis Urticaria, Koch, PJlanzenl. 101, 39, pi. 19, f. 135, 136.
Cat. Horn. 977.

Aphis Plantaginis.

Aphis Planta^inis, Koch, Pflanzenl. 102, 40, pi. 19, f. 137, 138.
Cat. Horn. J 001.

Aphis Pimpinell^e.

Aphis Pimpinellae, Koch, PJlanzenl 103, 41, pi. 19, f. 139, 140.
Cat. Horn. 1005.

Aphis Lantan^e.

Aphis Lantanae, Koch, PJlanzenl. 105, 42, pi. 19, f. 141, 142.
Aphis Viburni? Cat. Horn. 991.

Aphis Mali.

Aphis Mali, Koch, PJlanzenl. 107, 43, pi. 20, f. 143, 144. Cat.

Horn. 985.
Aphis MalifolicB, Fitch, Fourth Rep. Neiv York, State Cab. Nat.

Hist. 49.

Aphis Pyri.

Aphis Pyri, Koch, Pflanzenl. 108, 44, pi. 20, f. 145, 146.
Aphis Crataegi ? Cat. Horn. 995.

Aphis Padi.

Aphis Padi, Koch, PJlanzenl. 110, 45, pi. 20, f. 147, 148. Cat.
Horn. 986.

286 list of homopterous insects.

Aphis Garotte.
Aphis Carotse, Koch, Pflanzenl. 112, 46, pi. 21 , f. 149.

Aphis Mahaleb.

Aphis Mahaleb, Koch, Pflanzenl. 113, 47, pi. 21, f. 150, 151.
Aphis Humuli, Cat. Horn. 997.

Note. — The difference by which Koch distinguishes A. Maha-
leb from A. Humuli may be owing to the latter being a later gene-
ration of the former.

Aphis Humuli.

Aphis Humuli, Koch, Pflanzenl. 114, 48, pi. 21, f. 152—154
Cat. Horn. 997.

Aphis tjmbellatarum.
Aphis umbellatarum, Koch, Pflanzenl. 116, 49, pi. 21, f. 155, 156.

Aphis Evontmi.

Aphis Evonymi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 121, 52, pi. 22, f. 163, 164.
Cat. Horn. 987.

Aphis Viburni.

Aphis Viburni, Koch, Pflanzenl. 122, 53, pi. 23, f. 165, 166. Cat.
Horn. 991.

Aphis craccivora.

Aphis craccivora, Koch, Pflanzenl. 124, 54, pi. 23, f. 167, 168.

Aphis Malv.e.
Aphis Malva3, Koch, Pflanzenl. 125, 55, pi. 23, f. 169, 170.

Aphis Ehei.

Aphis Rhei, Koch, Pflanzenl. 127, 56, pi. 23, f. 171, 172.
Aphis Rumicis, p., Cat. Horn. 982.

On Rheum.

Aphis ochropus.

Aphis ochropus, Koch, Pflanzenl. 128, 57, pi. 24, f. 173, 174.

On Dipsacus sylvestris and on Chenopodium.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 2S7

Aphis Papaveris.

Aphis Papaveris, Koch, PJlanzenl. 130, 58, pi. 24, f. 175, 176.
Aphis Rumicis, p., Cat. Horn. 982.

Aphis Castanea.
Aphis Castanea, Koch, PJlanzenl. 131, 59, pi. 24, f. 177, 178.

Aphis Sedi.

Aphis Sedi, Koch, PJlanzenl. 133, 60, pi. 24, f. 179, 180. Cat.

Horn. 1001.
Aphis Rumicis, var. P Cat. Horn. 982.

Aphis Helichrysi.

Aphis Helichrysi, Koch, PJlanzenl. 135, 61, pi. 25, f. 182, 183.
Cat. Horn. 993.

Aphis Nasturtii.
Aphis Nasturtii, Koch, PJlanzenl. 136, 62, pi. 25, f. 184, 185.

Aphis Sii.
Aphis Sii, Koch, PJlanzenl. 137, 63, pi. 25, f. 186, 187.

Aphis bicolor.
Aphis bicolor, Koch, PJlanzenl. 139, 64, pi. 25, f. 188, 189.
On Galium verum.

Aphis Rdmicis.

Aphis Rumicis, Koch, PJlanzenl. 140, 65, pi. 26, f. 190, 191. Cat.
Horn. 982.

Aphis Frangul£.

Aphis Frangulae, Kalt. Koch, PJlanzenl. 142, 66, pi. 26. f. 192, 193.
Aphis Rhamni, Kail. olim.

288 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Aphis Epilobii.

Aphis Epilobii, Koch, Pflanzenl. 143, 67, pi. 26, f. 194. Cat. Horn.
1002.

Aphis Salic able.
Aphis Salicariae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 144, 68, pi. 26, f. 195, 196.
On Lythrum Salicaria.

Aphis Acetosje.

Aphis Acetoss, Koch, Pflanzenl. 145, 69, pi. 26, f. 197, 198.
Aphis Rumicis, p., Cat. Horn. 982.

Aphis BeccabungjE.
Aphis Beccabungse, Koch, Pflanzenl. 146, 70, pi. 27, f. 199,200.
On Veronica Beccabunga.

Aphis Intybi.

Aphis Intybi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 148, 71, pi. 27, f. 201,202.
Aphis Cichorii ? (Kalt.) Dutrochet, Ann. Sci. Nat. 30, 204 (1833).

Aphis Brassice.

Aphis Brassicae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 149, 72, pi. 27, f. 203, 204. Cat.
Horn. 979.

Aphis delicatula.
Aphis delicatula, Heer, Tertiar-insekten, 40, 60, pi. 2, f. 13.

Aphis ? longicaudata.

Aphis longicaudata, Milliere, Ann. Soc. JEnt. Fr. 3me Ser. i. 9, pi.
3, No. 2.

Fossil, in Schist.

list of homopteeous insects. 289

Aphis Cerasifolle.

Aphis Cerasifolias, Fitch, Report, Ins. New York, 125.
Aphis Cerasicolens, Fitch, Fourth Rep. New Yorh State Cab. Nat.
Hist. 65.

New York.

Aphis Prunifolije.
Aphis Prunifolias, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 122.
New York.

Aphis Caryella.
Aphis Caryella, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 163.
New York.

Aphis punctatella.
Aphis punctatella, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 165.
New York.

Aphis maculella.
Aphis maculella, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 1 66.
New York.

Aphis fumipenella.
Aphis fumipenella, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 166.
New York.

Aphis marginella.
Aphis marginella, Fitch, Fifth Rep. Ins. New York, 166.
New York.

Genus SIPHONOPHORA.

Siphonophora Koch, Pflanzenl. 150.
Aphis, Group 20, p., Cat. Horn. 962.

1. Siphonophora Diplantee.e.

Siphonophora Diplanterae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 151, 1, pi. 28, f. 205.

On Diplantera formosa.

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290 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

2. SlPHONOPHORA HlERACTI.

Siphonophora Hieracii, Koch, Pfianzenl. 152, 2, pi. 28, f. 206, 207.
Aphis Hieracii, Cat. Hum. 973.

3. SlPHONOPHORA. URTICiE.

Siphonophora Urticae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 154, a, 3, pi. 28, f. 208,

209.
Aphis Urticao, Cat. Horn. 967.

4. SlPHONOPHORA SUBTERRANEA.

Siphonophora subterranea, Koch, Pfianzenl. 155, 4, pi. 28, f. 210.
On roots of Senecio Jacobaea.

5. Siphonophora Tanaceti.

Siphonophora Tanaceti, Koch, Pfianzenl. 156, 5, pi. 28, f. 211,

212.
Aphis Absinthii, Cat. Horn. 965.

6. Siphonophora Tussilaginis.

Siphonophora Tussilaginis, Koch, Pfianzenl. 158, 6, pi. 29, f. 213,
214.

7. Siphonophora Achillea.

Siphonophora Achillea?, Koch, Pfianzenl. 159, 7, pi. 29, f. 215,

216.
Aphis Millefolii, Cat. Horn. 964.

8. Siphonophora Alltarle.

Siphonophora Alliariae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 160, 8, pi. 29, f. 217
—219.

9. Siphonophora Jace.e.

Siphonophora Jacese, Koch, Pfianzenl. 162, 9, pi. 30, f. 220, 221.
Aphis Sonchi, p., Cat. Horn. 963.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS. 291

10. SlPHONOPHORA LlNARIjE.

Siphonophora Linariae, Koch, PJianzenl. 163, 10, pi. 30, f. 222,
223.

On Antirrhinum Linaria.

11. Siphonophora. Campanula.

Sipbonophora Campanulas, Koch, PJianzenl. 164, 11, pi. 30, f. 224,

225.
Aphis Sonchi, p., Cat. Horn. 963.

12. Siphonophora Artemisia.

Sipbonophora Artemisia?, Koch, PJianzenl. 165, 12, pi. 30, f. 226,
227.

13. Siphonophora obscura.

Siphonophora obscura, Koch, PJianzenl. 167, 13, pi. 31, f. 228,
229.

On Hieracium.

14. Siphonophora Avellan^;.

Siphonophora Avellance, Koch, PJianzenl. 168, 14, pi. 31, f. 230,

231.
Aphis Avellanse, Cat. Horn. 977.

15. Siphonophora Chelidonii.

Siphonophora Chelidonii, Koch. PJianzenl. 169, 15, pi. 31, f. 232,

233.
Aphis Chelidonii, Cat. Horn. 1000.

16. Siphonophora Gei.

Siphonophora Gei, Koch, PJianzenl. 171, 16, pi. 31, f. 234, 235.
Aphis Ulmarias, p., Cat. Horn. 966.

17. Siphonophora Spartii.

Sopbonophora Spartii, Koch, PJianzenl. 172, 17, pi. 32, f. 236.
Aphis Ulmariae, p., Cat. Horn. 966.

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292 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

18. Siphonophora Fhagari^:.

Siphonophora Fragariae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 173, 18, pi. 32, f. 237,

238.
Aphis Fragariae, Cat. Horn. 971.

19. Siphonophora Cypakissle.

Siphonophora Cyparissiae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 174, 19, pi. 32, f. 239,
240.

On Euphorbia Cyparissia.

20. Siphonophora Ononis.

Siphonophora Ononis, Koch, PJlanzenl. 175, 20, pi. 32, f, 241,
242.

21. Siphonophora Alliari^e.

Siphonophora Alliariae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 177, 21, pi. 33, f. 243,
244 (non pi. 29, f. 217—219).

22. Siphonophora Kos^e.

Siphonophora Rosae, Koch, PJlanzenl. 178, 22, pi. 33, f. 245, 246.
Aphis Rosae, Cat. Horn. 962.

23. Siphonophora dirhoda.

Siphonophora Rosarum, Koch, PJlanzenl. 180, 23, pi. 33, f. 247,

248.
Aphis dirhoda, Cat. Horn. 971.

24. Siphonophora Millefolii.

Siphonophora Millefolii, Koch, PJlanzenl. 182, 24, pi. 34, f. 249,

250.
Aphis Millefolii, Cat. Horn. 964.

25. Siphonophora Cichorii.

Siphonophora Cichorii, Koch, Pflanzenl. 184, 25, pi. 34, f. 251 —
254.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

293

26. SlPHONOPHORA AvENE.

Siphonophora cerealis, Koch, Pflanzenl. 186—26, pi. 34, f. 255,

256.
Aphis Avenae, Cat. Horn. 972.

27. Siphonophora tanacetaria.
Siphonophora tanacetaria, Koch, Pflanzenl. 187, 27, pi. 35, f. 257,

258.
Aphis Tanacetaria, Cat. Horn. 1000.

28. Siphonophora Vicle.
Siphonophora Vicise, Koch, Pflanzenl. 188, 28, pi. 35, f. 259, 260.
Aphis Rurnicis, p., Cat. Horn. 981.

29. Siphonophora Pisi.

Siphonophora Pisi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 190, pi. 35, f. 261, 262.
Aphis Ulmariae, p., Cat. Horn. 966.

30. Siphonophora Rubi.
Siphonophora Rubi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 191, 30, pi. 36, f. 263, 264.
Aphis Rubi, Cat. Horn. 967.

31. Siphonophora Pelargonii.
Siphonophora Pelargonii, Koch, Pflanzenl. 193, 31, pi. 36, f. 265,

266.
Aphis Malvae, p., Cat. Horn. 968.

32. Siphonophora ribicola.

Siphonophora ribicola, Koch, Pflanzenl. 194, 32, pi. 36, f. 267,

268.
Aphis Ribis, Cat. Horn. 975.

33. Siphonophora Solidaginis.

Siphonophora Solidaginis, Koch, Pflanzenl. 197, 33, pi. 37, f. 269,

270.
Aphis Sonchi, p., Cat. Horn. 963.

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294 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

34. SlPHONOPHORA ABSINTHII.

Siphonophora Absinthii, Koch, Pfianzenl. 198,34, pi. 37, f. 271,

272.
Aphis Absinthii, Cat. Horn. 965.

35. Siphonophora Lactucj?.

Siphonophora Lactucae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 199, 35, pi. 37, f. 273,

274.
Aphis Lactucae, Cat. Horn. 973.

36. Siphonophora Nasturtii.

Siphonophora Nasturtii, Koch, Pfianzenl. 200, 36, pi. 37, f. 275.
Aphis Nasturtii (Kalt.). Cat. Horn. 996.

Genus DKEPANOSIPHUM.

Drepanosiphum, Koch, Pfianzenl. 201.
Aphis, Group 1, Cat. Horn. 934.

1. Drepanosiphum Acerina.

Drepanosiphum Aceris, Koch, Pfianzenl. 202, 1, pi. 38, f. 276.
Aphis Acerina, Cat. Horn. 935.

2. Drepanosiphum Tille.
Drepanosiphum Tiliae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 204, 2, pi. 38, f. 278.

3. Drepanosiphum smaragdinum.

Drepanosiphum smaragdinum, Koch, Pfianzenl. 205, 3, pi. 38,
f. 277.

On Populus Italica.

4. Drepanosiphum platanoides.

Drepanosiphum Platanoides, Koch, Pfianzenl. 206, 4, pi. 38, f.

279—281.
Aphis Platanoides, Cat. Horn. 934.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 295

Genus CALLIPTERUS.

Callipterus, Koch, PJlanzenl. 208.

Aphis, Groups 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, Cat. Horn. 936, 937, 938, 939, 941,
947.

1. Callipterus Tille.

Callipterus Tiliae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 209, t, pi. 39, f. 282, 283.
Aphis Tiliae, Cat. Horn. 939.

2. Callipterus Alni.

Callipterus Alni, Koch, Pfianzenl. 211,2, pi. 39, f. 284.
Aphis Alni, Cat. Horn. 944.

3. Callipterus bicolor.
Callipterus bicolor, Koch, Pfianzenl. 212, 3, pi. 39, f. 285.

4. Callipterus Platani.

Callipterus elegans, Koch, Pfianzenl. 213, 4, pi. 39, f. 286.
Aphis Platani, Cat. Horn. 946.

5. Callipterus Coryli.

Callipterus Coryli, Koch. Pfianzenl. 215, 5, pi. 39, f. 287.
Callipterus Carpini, Koch, Pfianzenl. 216, 6, pi. 39, f. 288.
Aphis Coryli, Cat. Horn. 942.

6. Callipterus BetuljE.

Callipterus Betulae, Koch, Pfianzenl. 217, 7, pi. 40, f. 289.
Aphis Betulae, Cat. Horn. 936.

7. Callipterus annulatus.

Callipterus Quercus, Koch, Pfianzenl. 218, 8, pi. 40, f.290, 291.
Aphis annulata, Cat. Horn. 943.

296 LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

8. Callipteeus oblong us.

Callipterus oblongus, Koch, PJlanzenl. 219, 9, pi. 40, f. 292—294.
Aphis oblonga, Cat. Horn. 937.

9. Callipteeus Juglandis.

Callipterus Juglandis, Koch, PJlanzenl. 222, 10, pi. 40, f. 295,296.
Aphis Juglandis, Cat. Horn. 947.

10. Callipteeus Juglandicola.

Callipterus Juglandicola, Koch, PJlanzenl. 224, 11, pi. 41, f. 297.
Aphis Juglandicola, Cat. Horn. 945.

Genus DRYOBIUS.

Dryobius, Koch, PJlanzenl. 225.
Aphis, Group 18, p., Cat. Horn. 854.

1. Dryobius Robobis.

Dryobius Roboris, Koch, PJlanzenl. 226, 1, pi. 41, f. 298, 299.
Aphis Roboris, Cat. Horn. 959.

2. Deyobius cboaticus.
Dryobius Croaticus, Koch, PJlanzenl. 228, 2, pi. 41, f. 300.
On Quercus.

Genus LACHNUS.

Lachnus, Koch, PJlanzenl. 229.
Aphis, Group 18, p., Cat. Horn. 854.

1. Lachnus Pineti.

Lachnus Pineti, Koch, PJlanzenl. 230, 1, pi. 41, f. 301—303.
Aphis Pinicola ? Cat. Horn. 955.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

297

2. Lachnus hyperophilus.
Lachnus hyperophilus, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 230, 2, pi. 42, f. 305—307.

3. Lachnus Pini.
Lachnus Pini, Koch, Pjlanzenl 234, 3, pi. 42, f. 308-310.
Aphis Pini, Cat. Horn. 955.

4. Lachnus costatus.

Lachnus fasciatus, Koch, Pjlanzenl 237, 4, pi. 43, f. 311, 312.
Aphis costata, Cat. Horn. 957.

5. Lachnus hyalinus.

Lachnus hyalinus, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 238, 5, pi. 43, f. 313,314.
On Abies.

6. Lachnus t^eniatus.

Lachnus tsniatus, Koch, Pjlanzenl 240, 6, pi. 43, f. 315, 316.
On Piuus.

7. Lachnus Laricis.

Lachnus Laricis, Koch, Pjlanzenl 241, 7, pi. 44, f. 317, 318.
Aphis Laricis, Cat. Horn. 957.

8. Lachnus Juniperi.

Lachnus Juniperi, Koch, Pjlanzenl 243, 8, pi. 44, f. 319—321.
Aphis Juniperi, Cat. Horn. 958.

9. J^achnus submacula.
Aphis submacula, Cat. Horn. 958.
a. Interlacken, Switzerland. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

10. Lachnus confinis.
Lachnus confinis, Koch, Pjlanzenl 245, 9, pi. 44, f. 322.

298 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

11, Lachnus agilis.

Aphis agilis, Cat. Horn. 960.

Lachnus Pineti, Koch, Pjianzenl. f. 304.

Genus ASTPHUM.

Asiphum, Koch, Pjianzenl. 246.
Schizoneura, p., Cat. Horn. 1047.

1. Asiphum Tremule.

Asiphum Populi, Koch, Pfianzenl. 246, 1, pi. 45, f. 323.
Schizoneura Tremula?, Cat. Horn, 1049.

2. Asiphum ligustrinellum.
Asiphum Ligustrinellum, Koch, Pjianzenl. 247, 2, pi. 45, f. 324.
On Ligustrum vulgare.

Genus PHYLLAPH1S.

Phyllaphis, Koch, Pjianzenl. 248.
Aphis, Group 4, Cat. Horn. 938.

1. Phyllaph[s Fagi.

Phyllaphis Fagi, Koch, Pfianzenl. 249, 1, pi. 45, f. 325, 326.
Aphis Fagi, Cat. Horn. 938.

Genus CLADOBIUS.

Cladobius, Koch, Pjianzenl. 251.
Aphis, Group 12, Cat. Horn. 951.

1. Cladobius populeus.

Cladobius populeus, Koch, Pfianzenl. 252, 1, pi. 45, f. 327, 328.
Aphis populea, Cat. Horn. 951.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 299

Genus TOXOPTERA.
Toxoptera, Koch,, Pflanzenl. 253.

1. TOXOPTERA CaMELLE.

Toxoptera Aurantiae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 254, 1, pi. 46, f. 329, 330.
Aphis Camelia?, Cat. Horn. 1006.

Genus THELAXES, Cat. Horn. p. 1052.
1. Thelaxes dryophila, Cat. Horn. p. 1052.
Vacuna dryophila, Koch, Pflanzenl. 256, 1, pi. 46, f. 331— 334.

Genus GLYPHINA.

Glyphina, Koch, Pflanzenl. 259.
Thelaxes, p., Cat. Horn. 1052.

1. Glyphina Betul^e.

Glyphina Betulae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 260, 1, pi. 47, f. 325, 326.
Thelaxes Betulae, Cat. Horn. 1052.

Genus SCHIZONEURA, Cat. Horn. p. 1047.

SCHIZONEURA UlMI.

Schizoneura Ulmi, Koch, Pflanzenl. 262, 1, pi. 47, f. 337, 338.
Cat. Horn. 1049.

2. Schizoneura lanuginosa.

Schizoneura lanuginosa, Koch, Pflanzenl. 264, 2, pi. 47, f. 339,
340. Cat. Horn. 1048.

3. Schizoneura compeessa.

Schizoneura compressa, Koch, Pflanzenl. 267, 3, pi. 48, f. 341,
342.

On Ulmus.

300 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

4. Schizoneura Corni, Cat. Horn. p. 1047.
Schizoneura vagans, Koch, PJianzenl. 268, 4, pi. 48, f. 343.

Genus PACHYPAPPA.

Pachypappa, Koch, PJianzenl. 269.

1. Pachypappa marsupialis.

Pachypappa marsupialis, Koch, PJianzenl. 270, 1, pi. 48, f. 344,
345.

On Populus nigra.

2. Pachypappa vesicalis.

Pachypappa vesicalis, Koch, PJianzenl. 272, 2, pi. 48, f. 346, 347.
Pachypappa marsupialis, var. ?

On Populus alba.

Genus ANOECIA.
Anoecia, Koch, PJianzenl. 275.

1. Anoecia Corni.

Anoecia Corni, Koch, PJianzenl. 275, 1, pi. 49, f. 348, 349.
Non Schizoneura Corni, Cat. Horn. 1047.

Genus MINDAKUS.
Mindarus, Koch, PJianzenl. 277.

MlNDARUS ABIETINUS.

Mindarus abietinus, Koch, Pfianzenl. 278, 1, pi. 49, f. 350, 351,

Genus PROCIPHILUS.

Prociphilns, Koch, PJianzenl. 279.
Pemphigus, p., Cat. Horn. 1053.

LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS. 301

1. Prociphilus Bumelle.

Prociphilus Bumeliae, Koch, Pflanzenl. 280, 1, pi. 49, f. 352, 353.
Pemphigus Bumeliae, Cat. Horn. 1055.

2. Prociphilus Gnaphalii.

Prociphilus Gnaphalii, Koch, PJianzenl. 283, 2. pi. 50, f. 354.
Pemphigus Gnaphalii, Cat. Horn. 1054.

3. Prociphilus erraticus.
Prociphilus erraticus, Koch, PJianzenl. 283, 3, pi. 50, f. 355.

Genus STAGONA.

Stagoua, Koch, Pflanzenl. 284.
Pemphigus, p., Cat. Horn. 1053.

1. Stagana Xylostei.

Staeana Xylostei, Koch, Pflanzenl. 285, 1, pi. 50, f. 356, 357.
Pemphigus Xylostei, Cat. Horn. 1056.

Genus TETRANEURA, Cat. Horn. p. 1058.

I. Tetraneura Ulmi.

Tetraneura Ulmi, Koch, PJianzenl. 288, 1, pi. 50, f. 358, 359.
Cat. Horn. 1059.

Genus PEMPHIGUS, Cat. Horn. p. 1053.

Pemphigus affinis.

Pemphigus afimis, Koch, PJianzenl. 290, 1, pi. 51, f. 360, 361.
Cat. Horn. 1054.

Pemphigus bursarius.

Pemphigus bur.tarius, Koch, PJianzenl. 292, 2, pi. 51, f. 362, 363.
Cat. Horn. 1054.

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302 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Pemphigus American us, Cat. Horn. p. 1057.

Enosoma Pyri ? Filch, Fourth Report of the New York State

Cabinet of Nat. Hist. (1851) 68.
Pemphigus Pyri ? Fitch, Report Insects, New York, 155.

Pemphigus Cary\ecantis.
Pemphigus Caryaecantis, Fitch, Report Insects, New York, 155.
New York.

Genus THECABIUS.
Thecahius, Koch, PJianzenl. 294.

1. Thecabius Populneus.
Thecabius populnens, Koch, PJianzenl. 295, 1, pi. 51, f. 364.

Genus TYCHEA.

Tvchea, Koch, PJianzenl. 296.
Pemphigus, p. ? Cat. Horn. 1055.

1. Tychea graminis.

Tychea graminis, Koch, PJianzenl. 298, 1, pi. 51, f. 365, 366.
Pemphigus Ranunculi ? Cat. Horn. 1055.

2. Tychea Amycli.

Tvchea Amycli, Koch, PJianzenl. 300, 2, pi. 51, f. 367.

Genus AMYCLA.
Amycla, Koch, PJianzenl. 301.

1. Amycla fuscifrons.
Amycla fuscifrons, Koch, PJianzenl. 301, 1, pi. 52, f. 368— 370.
On the roots of Avena sativa.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

2. Amycla FUSCICORNIS.
Amycla fascicornis, Koch, PJianzenl. 305, 3, pi. 52, f. 371, 372.
i

[3. Amycla albicornis.
Amycla albicornis, Koch, PJlanzerd. 303, 2, pi. 52, f. 373, 374.
On the roots of Polygonum.

Genus TRAMA, Cat. Horn. p. 1061.
I. Tram \ troglodytes, Cat. Horn. p. 1061.
Trama radicis, Koch, PJianze.nl. 307, 1, pi. 52, f. 375.
On the roots of Crepis biennis.

2. Trama flavescens.
Trama flavescens, Koch, PJianzenl. 307, 2, pi. 52, f. 376.
On the roots of Artemisia vulgaris.

3. Trama pubescens.
Trama pubescens, Koch, PJianzenl. 308, 3, pi. 52, f. 377.

Genus RHIZOTERUS, Cat. Horn. p. 1060.
Rhizoterus Vacca, Cat. Horn. p. 1060.
Forda formicaria, Koch, PJianzenl. 309, 1, pi. 53, f. 378, 379.

2. Rhizoterus marginatum.
Forda marginata, Koch, PJianzenl. 311, 2, pi. 53, f. 380, 381.

Genus ENDEIS.
Endeis, Koch, PJianzenl. 312.

2 D 2

303

304

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

1. ENDEIS BELLA.

Endeis bella, Koch, Pflanzenl. 312, 1, pi. 53, f. 382.

2. Endeis eorea.
Endeis rorea, Koch, Pflanzenl. 313, 2, pi. 53, f. 383.

Genus ADELGES, Cat. Horn. p. 1063.

Adelges Laricis, Cat. Horn. p. 1063.
Chermes Laricis, Koch, PJlanzenl. 316, 1, pi. 53, f. 384—386.

Adelges Abietis, Cat. Horn. p. 1063.
Chermes Abietis, Koch, PJlanzenl. 317, 2, pi. 54, f. 387, 381.

Genus ANISOPHLEBA.

Anisophleba, Koch, Pflanzenl. 320.
Adelges, p., Cat. Horn. 1063.

1. Anisophleba hamadryas.
Anisophleba hamadryas, Koch, PJlanzenl. 320, 1, pi. 54, f. 389.
On Larix.

2. Anisophleba Pini.
Anisophleba Pini, Koch, PJlanzenl. 322, 2, pi. 54, f. 390—392.

Fam. COCCID^E, Cat. Horn. p. 1065.
Genus LECANIUM, Cat. Horn. p. 1068.
Lecanium Alni, Cat. Horn. p. 1072.
a, b. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.

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305

Lecanium Crat^egi, Cat. Horn. p. 1073.
a—f. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.

Lecanium Pyri, Cat. Horn. p. 1075.
a, b. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.

Genus COCCUS, Cat. Horn. p. 1079.

Coccus Fraxini? Cat. Horn. p. 1081.
a, b. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.

Coccus Pinicorticis.
Coccus Pinicorticis, Fitch, Rep. Ins. New York, 167.
New York.

Coccus Zamie.
Coccus Zamiae, Lucas, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. Bull. Ent.
cvii.

Australia.

COCCUS FLORIGER.

Ellipticus, obscure rufus, supra albus, laminis lateralibus nonnul-
lisque dorsalibus porrectis Jlavo-albis.

Dark red, elliptical, white above, with a double row of lateral
truncated yellowish white elongated appendages, and with some silky
hairs ; fore part with some dorsal porrect appendages of the same
shape. Length of the body 3 lines.
a. Ceylon. From Mr. Roberts' collection.

Coccus

a, b. From Hoya carnosa. Pieseuted by J. P. G. Smith, Esq.
Genus ASP1DIOTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 1065.

AsPIDIOTUS CONCHIFORMIS.

Aspidiotus linearis? Fitch, Fourth Rep. New York, State Cab. Nat.
Hist. 31.

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306 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

ASPIDIOTUS BICA.RINATUS.

Testaceus, subfusiformis, bicarinatus, dorso subconcavo.

Test-iceous, subfusiform, reversed boat-shaped, slightly concave
above between the two keels; lateral segments vertical, regular,
of equal size. Length of the body 4 lines.

a, b. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Genus CEROPLASTES, Cat. Horn. p. 1086.

Cekoplastes ?

Cocus, Journ. Linn. Sue. i. Zool. 108.

a—d. Port Natal. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus MONOPHLEBUS, Cat. Horn. p. 1088.

Monophlebus dubius ? Cat. Horn, p. 1088.
a. ? From the Zoological Society's collection.

Genus DROSICHA.

Callipappo affinis. Fcem. — Corpus ellipticum, subpubescens,
snbeonvexum. Caput sulcatum. Antennae validae, moniliformes,
breves. Abdominis segmenta postica arcuata. Pedes breves,
validi.

Allied to Callipappus. Female. — Body elliptical, minutely
pubescent, slightly convex. Head above with a longitudinal fur-
row. Antennae stout, moniliform, with short hairs, not longer than
the breadth of the head. Thoracic segments rather large, but suc-
cessively decreasing in breadth. Abdominal segments short, succes-
sively more curved. Legs short, stout.

1. Drosicha. contrahens.

Nigricante-picea, albido subtomentosa.

Blackish piceous, slightly covered with whitish tomentum.
Length of the body 5 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 307

0

Genus ALEYRODES, Cat. Horn. p. 1091.
Aleyrodes proletella, Cat. Horn. p. 1092.
Aleurodes Chelidonii, Koch, PJLanzenl. 324, 1, pi. 54, f. 393.

Aleyrodes Brassic^e, Cat. Horn. p. 1092.
Aleurodes Brassicae, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 326, 2, pi. 54, f. 394.

Aleyrodes Carpini.
Aleurodes Carpini, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 327, 3, pi. 54, f. 395.

Aleyrodes Lonicer^:, Cat. Horn. p. 1092.
Aleurodes Lonicerae, Koch, Pjlanzenl. 327, 4, pi. 54, f. 396.

308 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

ADD ENDA.

Genus PLATYPLEURA, Cat. Horn. p. 2.

Platypleura Afzelii. -

Platypleura Afzelii, Stal, Ofversigt, Kon. Vet. Akad. Forhandl.
1854 (1855), 241.

Sierra Leone.

Platypleura Wahlbergi.
Platypleura Wahlbergi, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855 (1856), 89.
Caffraria.

Genus OXYPLKURA, Cat. Horn. p. 23. 0

Oxypleura sobrina.
Oxypleura sobrina, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 89.
Port Natal.

Oxypleura patruelis. j
Oxypleura patruelis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 90.
Natal.

Genus ZAMMARA, Cat. Horn. p. 33.

Zammara eximia.

Cicada (Zammara) eximia, Erichson, Schomb. Reisen, Brit. Guiana,
616.

British Guiana. r

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 309

o

Genus DUNDUBIA, Cat. Horn. p. 47.

DUNDUBIA FASCICEPS.

Dundubia fasciceps, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 242.
China.

Genus FIDICINA, Cat. Horn. p. 78. O

FlDICINA SERICANS. b

Fidicina sericans, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 242.
Brazil.

Fidicina vinula. ^
Fidicina vinula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 242.
Brazil.

Genus CICADA, Cat. Horn. p. 102.

Cicada fuscovjjnosa. O
Cicada fuscovenosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 242.
Brazil.

Cicada Drewseni. **
Cicada Drewseni, Stal, Ofv. K.V.A. Forh. 1854, 242.
Minas Geraes.

Cicada macrophthalma. "
Cicada macrophthalma, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Furh. 1854, 242.
Brazil.

Cicada cinctomaculata.
Cicada cinctomaculata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 243.
Venezuela.

Cicada perpulchra.
Cicada perpulchra, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 243.
Brazil.

310 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

0

Cicada Sahlbergi.
Cicada Sahlbergi, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 243.
Brazil.

Cicada misella. j
Cicada misella, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Vorh. 1854, 243.
Minas Geraes.

Cicada pulcherrhia.
cada pulcherrima, Stal, Ofv. K. A. Vorh. 1854, 243.
HBrazil.

Cicada casta. ^
fficada casta, Stal, Ofv. K. A. V. Vorh. 1854, 243.
Brazil.

Cicada severa. ^
»cada severa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Vorh. 1854, 243.

Cicada gastrica. 0

jiicada gastrica, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 244.

Note. — Some of the preceding species may have been recorded
in the Catalogue under different names, but the synonyms are
doubtful, on account of the descriptions not being sufficiently
minute.

Cicada Ceeeris.

Cicada Cereris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.

Natal.

Cicada fusconervosa. ^

Cicada fusconervosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.

Natal.

C re ADA pdlchella.

Cicada pulchella, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855,90.

Natal.

CiCADA ABDOMINALIS.

Cicada abdominalis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.
Region of the river Limpopo.

list of homopterous insects. 311

Cicada nigricans.
Cicada nigricans, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.
Region of the river Gariep.

Cicada luctuosa.
Cicada luctuosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.
Natal.

Cicada longula. ^
Cicada longula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.
Region of the river Gariep.

Cicada elongata.
Cicada elongata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 90.
Region of the river Gariep.

Cicada Holmgreni, Stal, Hemiptera Samlade af Victorin i Caplan-
det, 198, 10.

Cicada Holmgreni.

a Holmgreni, St
et, 198, 10.

Cape.

Cicada ruficollis.

Tettigonia ruficollis, Thunb. Hem. i. 8.
Cicada ruficollis, Stal, Hem. Cap 198, 11.

Cape.

Cicada Steveni.

Cicada Steveni, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Vorh. 1854, 243.

South Russia.

Cicada tenuistriga.

Paliide littea, sat robusta; caput nigro fascialum ; prothorax lunu-
lis tribus fisciaque postica nigris , mesothorax lineis octo
postice approximates litnraque postica transversa arcuata
nigris; abdomen subtus nigro trivittatum ; femora nigro
vittata ; alee vitrece ; antica strigis submarginalibus fuscis
valdc indistinctis.

312 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Pale luteous, rather stout. Head with a black band between
the eyes. Prothorax with three black semicircles in the sutures,
and wilh a slender black band hindward. Mesothorax with eight
black lines, which converge in pairs and are connected hindward,
the two inner pair shorter than the two outer pair, and with
a curved transverse black mark behind them. Abdomen beneath
with three black stripes, the middle one very broad. Femora with
black stripes. Wings vitreous ; veins black, luteous towards the
base. Fore wings with very indistinct brown streaks in the margi-
nal areolets ; costa luteous to the end of the front areolet; first
transverse vein very oblique, slightly curved, parted by more than
twice its length from the second, which is upright and hardly
curved ; third and fourth hardly curved ; third longer than the
fourth. Length of the body 9 lines ; of the wings 28 lines.

o. Tejuca, Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.J

Cicada demittens. O

Testaceo-viridis ; mesothorax strigis quatuor fuscis lanceolatis in-
terruptis valde indistinctis ; abdomen subtus rufescens ; pedes
femoribus tibiisque trispinosis ; alee vitrece, venis nigris basi
viridibus ; antica vix subluridce, costa viridi.

Green, with a testaceous tinge. Mesothorax with two lanceo-
late interrupted very indistinct brown streaks on each side. Abdo-
men reddish beneath. Fore femora and fore tibiae with three small
spines. Wings vitreous; veins black, green at the base. Fore
wings with an extremely slight lurid tinge ; costa green to the end
of the front areolet ; first transverse vein very oblique, parted by
nearly twice its length from the second, which is upright and hardly
curved; third and fourth oblique, straight; third shorter than the
fourth. Hind wings indented by the fold. Length of the body
7\ lines ; of the wings 22 lines.

a. Petropolis, Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Cicada proponens. ft

Viridis aut lutea, sat gracilis; vertex nigro unimaculatus ; from
striga nigra lanceolata ; prothorax strigis duabus discalibus
nigris ; mesothorax maculis tribus discalibus vittisque duabus
lateralibus nigris; abdomen fasciis interruptis strigisque dua-
btis apicalibus nigris^ subtus nigro triviltutum ; pedes antici
ex parte nigri, femoribus tibiisque trispinosis ; alee vitrea.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 313

Green, rather slender, here and there with sericeous pubescence.
Head with a black spot on the vertex, and with a black lanceolate
streak on the front. Prothorax less rounded in front than in most
species, with two black discal streaks. Mesothorax with two black
lateral stripes and with three black discal spots, two in front and
one hindward. Abdomen with black interrupted bands on the hind
borders of the segments, and with two black apical streaks ; under
side with three. black stripes, the middle one broad. Fore legs
partly black, their femora and tibiae with three spines. Wings
vitreous ; veins black, green towards the base. Fore wings with the
costa green to the end of the front areolet, where it is black; first
transverse vein very oblique, parted by almost twice its length from
the second, which is very slightly oblique in the same direction,
and also straight; third and fourth oblique and straight; third
much shorter than the fourth. Hind wings with a brownish tinge
at the tip of the fold. Var. (3. — Luteous with black marks. Fore
wings with the veins for full half the length from the base, and
with the costa luteous. Length of the body 7 lines ; of the wings
20 lines.

a. Petropolis, Kio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

Genus CARINETA, Cat. Horn. p. 249.

Carineta doxiptera. .'

Viridis, pubescens, subtus iestacea ; caput postice testaceum ; pro-
thorax testaceo bimaculatus ; mesothorax testaceus ; abdominis
sepmenta fusco marginata, maculis late.ralibas rufis ; pedes
tesiacei ; femora antica trispinosa ; alee lurido-vitrea? ; anticce
strigis submarginalibus duplicatis fuse is ; posticce margine
exteriore apicali fusco.

Grass-green, pubescent, testaceous beneath. Hind part of the
head testaceous. Prothorax with a large testaceous spot on each
side. Mesothorax mostly testaceous. Abdomen brighter than the
thorax; segments with a red spot on each side, and with dark
brown hind borders. Legs testaceous ; fore femora with three
spines. Wings lurid-vitreous; costa and veins black. Fore wings
with a double brown streak in each marginal areolet; first trans-
verse vein oblique, slightly curved, parted by more thau twice its
length from the second, which is slightly oblique in the opposite

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314 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

direction and very slightly curved ; third and fourth oblique like
the second; fourth longer than the third. Hind wings brown
along the apical part of the hind border. Length of the body
10 lines; of the wings 28 lines.

a. Constancia, Province of Rio. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

Caeineta pilifeba. C

Testaceo-viridis, fills longis hirta ; caput nigro notation, strigis
duabus anticis nigris ; prothorax annulis tribus oblongis
nigris ; mesothorax strigis octo postice approximatis liturisque
posterioribus nigris, fasciculis lateralibus albis ; abdomen
nigrum, e pilis albis sericeis fasciatum ; pedes nigro strigati ;
alee vitrece ; anticce strigis submarginalibus duplicatis fuscis.

Green, varied with testaceous, with long hairs. Head with
black marks above, and with two black streaks on the front, which
is transversely furrowed. Prothorax with black marks, which mostly
form three oblong irregular ringlets. Mesothorax with four pairs of
black streaks, which converge hindward, and have some black marks
behind them ; two tufts of white hairs on each side. Abdomen
black, with silky white hairs on the hind borders of the segments.
Legs with black streaks. Wings quite vitreous ; veins black, green
towards the base. Fore wings with a slight double brown streak in
each marginal areolet ; a black spot on the costa before the middle,
and another on the opposite hind border; first and second transverse
veins clouded with black ; first curved, oblique outward, parted by a
little more than its length from the second, which is much bent and
oblique in the opposite direction ; third and fourth oblique, about
equal in length ; exterior border with single brown streaks. This
may be a variety of C strigimargo, Ins. Saund. Homopt. 25. Length
of the body 9 lines ; of the wings 28 lines.

a. Bogota. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Genus HUECHYS, Cat. Horn. p. 251. V

HUECHYS FUMIGATA.

Huechys fumigata, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. York. 1854, 244.
Hiudostan.

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Genus PHRICTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 263.

PHRICTUS OCELLATUS.

Phrictus ocellatus, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Zme Ser. in. Bull.

Enl. v.
Venezuela.

Genus HOTINUS, Cat. Horn. p. 264.

HOTINUS PONDEROSU8.

Hotinus ponderosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,214.
Hindostan.

Genus ENCHOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 271.
Enchophora Bohemani.
Enchophora Bohemani, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 244.
Brazil.

Genus PROLEPTA, Cat. Horn. p. 270.
l/'tf Prolepta? TUBERCULATA.
Ferruginea ; caput et thorax nigricante viltata ; caput lanceolatum,
thorace long ins ; antice compressum et tuberculatum, apice
subrecurvum ; abdomen lineare, supra atrum, lituris duabus
transversis basalibus, fasciis duabus latis abbreviatis guttisque
duabus poslicis luteis, apice ferrugineo ; pedes ferruginet ;
alceposticce subcinerece fuscescente marginata.
Ferruginous. Head and thorax with a blackish stripe. Head
lanceolate, longer than the thorax, compressed and tuberculate in
front curved upward at the tip. Abdomen linear, deep black
above with two transverse luteous marks on each side near the
base 'with two broad regular abbreviated luteous bands in the
middle aud with two posterior luteous dots ; tip and legs ferrugi-
nous ' Fore wings with somewhat prominent veins. Hind wings
slightly grayish, with pale brownish borders. Length of the body 6
lines ; of the wings 7 lines.
a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

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316 LJST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

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Genus APILENA, Cat. Horn. p. 273.

Aphana sanguinipes.
'• Aphana sanguinipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245.
Hindustan.

APH/EXA ntgroirrorata.
s Aphana nigroirrorata, Stat, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 244.
China.

]*u£ Aphana lanifeea.

Aphana lanifera, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 244.
Australia.

~ Aphana pulchra, Cat. Horn. p. 278.
Aphana verisamor, Walk. Joum. Linn. Soc. i. 143, 19.
Hindostan. Borneo.

Genus LYSTRA, Cat. Horn. p. 280.

Lystra exsiccata.
Lystra exsiccata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245.
Brazil.

Lystra hypoleuca.

Lystra hypoleuca, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. Bull
rLnt. v.

Venezuela.

Lystra punctata.

Lystra punctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 2me Ser. viii. 65,
pi. -6, i. L.

Portuguese Guinea.

Genus POIOCERA, Cat. Horn. p. 290.

POIOCEEA SEMIPELLCCIDA.

Poiocera semipellucida, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 191.
Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROU3 INSECTS. 317

PdOCERA RUBRICEPS.

Poiocera rubriceps, Slal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 191.
Brazil.

Poiocera sepdlchralis.
Poiocera sepulchralis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 191.
Brazil.

Genus HYPSELOMETOPUM.

Hypselometopum, Stal, Hemiptera fr'dn Kafferlandet, 264.

Hypselometopum sumtcosum.
Hypselometopum sumtuosum, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 90.
Natal.

Genus SIMOTETTIX.
Simotettix, Stal, Hem. fr'dn Kafferl. 264.

Simotettix Wahlbergi.
Simotettix Wahlbergi, Slal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.
Caffraria.

Dyctiophora suturalis.

GeDiis DYCTIOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 307.

" Pseudophana suturalis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245.
Brazil.

Dyctiophora yinula.
£- Pseudophana viuula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.
Natal.

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318 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

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u Dyctiophora caffra.
G
Pseudophana caffra, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.

Natal.

Dyctiophora apicemaculata.
Pseudophana apicemaculata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91 .
Caffraria.

Dyctiophora Natalensis.
Pseudophana Natalensis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.
Natal.

Dyctiophora casta.
Pseudophana casta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.
Natal.

0 Dyctiophora Cereris.

: Pseudophana Cereris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 91.

Natal.

Dyctiophora smaragdilinea.

Elidiptera smaragdilinea, Walk. Joum. Linn. Soc. i. 86, 15.

Mount Ophir.

Dyctiophora multireticulata.

0 Dictyophora multireticulata, Mulsant et Reg, Ann. Soc. Linn.
'Lyon, 1855, 197.

Lyons.

X 0

Dyctiophora indicanda.

Pallide testacea ; caput lanceolalum, thorace non brevius, margine
elevato ; vertex carinatus ; from tricarinata ; thorax carina-
tus, margine elevato ; prothorax brevis, valde arcuatus ; alee
anticce viridescente-vitrecc, vents venulisque exterioribus pluri-
mis ; posticce vitrece.

Pale testaceous, more whitish heneath. Head lanceolate,
horizontal, as long as the thorax ; vertex and front with a middle
ridge and with elevated borders ; front with two lateral ridges, which
are more distinct towards the face. Thorax with a middle ridge
and with elevated borders. Prothorax short, much arched. Fore
wings greenish vitreous; veins and transverse veinlets numerous

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 319

beyond the regular transverse row of veins. Hind wings vitreous.
Length of the body 3^ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

D.YCTIOPHORA AMATORIA.

Pseudophana amatoria, Heer, Tertiarinsekten, iii. 90. Nat. Gessell-
schaft in Zurich, i. 39, 55. (Fossile Insekten von Aix).

V 0 Genus STRONG YLO DEM AS.
Strongylodemas, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl. 265.

Strongylodemas circularis.
Strongylodemas circularis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Geuus ELIDIPTERA.XW. Horn. p. 328. ^

The four species described as Eurybrachys conserta, vetusta,
intercepta dhtrsurrecta belong to this genus, not to Eurybrachys.

0 Genus DARIDNA.

u CladodiptercE a ffinis. Corpus sat gracile. Caput subarcuatum,
margine subtus dilatato ; fruns et facies elongatae, planae. An-
tennae breves, setiformes, gracillimse. Prothorax trausversus. Me-
sothorax longi-trigonus. Abdomen supra subcariuatum. Pedes
longiusculi, sat graciles, femora postica subtus lamina parva apicali ;
tibiae postica? spinis plurimis. Alae sat angustae ; auticae venis
transversis quatuor.

Allied to Cladodiptera. Body rather slender. Head slightly
arched above, as broad as the thorax, with a dilated border on each
side beneath ; front and face elongate, very flat. Antennae short
setiform, very slender. Prothorax transverse. Mesothorax elongate-
triangular. Abdomen slightly keeled above. Legs rather long
and slender ; hind femora with a small appendage beneath at their
tips ; hind tibiae with numerous spines. Wings rather narrow.
Fore wings at two-thirds of the length or beyond with four trans-
verse veins, which are irregularly disposed. Female. — Oviduct ex-
tending somewhat beyond the abdomen.

320 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

J o

Daridna subtangens.

Fo3m. Pallide fiava ; verlicis discus niger ; frons nigro bilineata
et bivittuta; thorax vittis tribus nigris, lateralibus ferrugineo
tnarginatis ; abdomen viride, fasciis abbreviatis nigris ; tarsi
anteriores nigri, postici apice nigri ; ala antica albida, vitta
arcuata linea postica strigaque apicali obliqua fuscis ; posticce
vitrea, margine strigaque apicali cinereis.

Female. Pale yellow. Disk of the vertex black ; front with a
black Hue on each side by the eye, and with two black stripes which
are united towards the black rostrum. Thorax with three black
stripes, the lateral pair bordered with ferruginous. Abdomen pale
green, with abbreviated black bands. Oviduct black. Anterior
tarsi black ; hind tarsi with black tips. Fore wings whitish, with a
curved brown stripe, which extends from near the base to near the
tip of the costa and approaches the hind border; a brown line along
the latter is connected with the stripe at the tip of the wing, where
there is an oblique brown streak. Hind wings vitreous, gray along
the hind border and at the tips, where there is a short broad gray
streak. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.

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

c Daridna exoptata. "•

Late fiava ; caput nigro fasciatum, subtus nigro biviltatum ; tho-
rax nigro fasciatus ; femora basi nigra; tibia tarsique apice
nigra ; alee vitrea ; antica submetallica, basi margine postico
fascia subapicali apicibusque nigris; postica apice nigra.

Bright yellow, yellowish white beneath. Head with a broad
black band on the vertex, and beneath with two black stripes, which
are united towards the proboscis. Thorax with a broad black band.
Femora black towards the base ; tibia? and tarsi with black tips.
Wings vitreous. Fore wings with a slight metallic tinge, black at
the base and along the hind border, and with a broad subapical
black band; tips blackish. Hind wings black towards the tips.
Length of the body 3£ lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

b. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 321

Genus PHAUENOMORPHA, Cat. Horn. p. 328.
Phal^enomorpha mira.
Phalamomorpha mira, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855,94.
Region of the River Limpopo.

^b Genus ACROMETOPUM.
Acrometopum, Stal, Hem. fr'dn Kafferl. 266.

' Acrometopum costatipenne.
Acrometopum costatipenne, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 94.
Natal.

Genus CIXIUS, Cat. Horn. p. 339.

Div. 1 . Thorax tiicarinatus. Seq. 1 — 3.

Cixius SETINERVIS.

Cixius setinervis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Caffiaria. •

" Cixius ? albipennis.
Cixius ? albipennis, Stat, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

^^ClXIUS? VARIEGATUS.

Cixius? variegatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Div. 2. Thorax quiuquecarinatus. Sp. seq. 1 — 6.

Cixius Hottentottus.
Cixius Hottentottus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Region of the River Gariep.

Cixius Natalensis.
Cixius Natalensis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

322 list of homopterous insect8.

Cixius Caffer.
Cixius Caffer, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Cixius fasciolatus.
Cixius fasciolatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Cixius fuscipennis.
Cixius fuscipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Cixius moestus.
Cixius moestus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 92.
Natal.

Cixius dotatus.
Cixius dotatus, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 150, 45.
\a. Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Cixius respiciendus.
Testacea, plana, fusiformis ; vertex brevis, arcuatus, carina antice
abbreviata, margine elevato ; frons oblonga, fricarinata,
faciem versus latescens ; prothorax carinatus, margine elevato ;
mesothorax tricarinalus ; alee anticce subvitreas, venulis costa-
libus plurimis obliquis ; postica vitrece.

Testaceous, flat, fusiform. Vertex short, arched, with elevated
borders, and with a middle ridg;e which is abbreviated in front.
Front forming an oblong compartment, which has elevated borders,
is widened towards the face, and has a middle ridge and two oblique
ridges, which are connected by the face, the latter having a single
ridge. Prothorax like the vertex in length, but more arched, and
with a complete middle keel. Mesothorax with three ridges,
the lateral pair curved. Fore wings nearly vitreous, with one exte-
rior row of transverse veinlets; costal veinlets numerous, regular,
oblique. Hind wings vitreous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of the
wings 6 lines.

a. Ovalau, Fiji Islands. From the Voyage of H. M. S. Herald.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

323

ClXIUS ALBICANS.

Albida ; caput parvum ; vertex transversus, depressus, subconicus ;
from elongata, carinata, marginibus elevatis ; thorax carina
media margineque elevato, verticem ex parte tegens ; alas vitrei,
fasciis duabus indeterminatis nigris.
Whitish. Head small; vertex transverse, depressed, somewhat
conical ; front elongate, with a ridge and with elevated borders.
Thorax with a slight keel and with elevated borders, extending over
part of the vertex. Wings vitreous. Fore wings with two irregular
black bands, one near the base, the other subapical. Length of the
body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.
a Gambia. Presented by W. Mackenzie Skues, Esq.

0

Genus EMBOLOPHORA.

6

Embolophora, Stal, Hem. fr'dn Kafferl. 265.

Embolophora monoceros.
Embolophora monoceros, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1
Natal.

Genus DELPHAX, Cat. Horn. p. 350.
Delphax smakagdula.
Delphax smaragdula, Stal, Ofvers. af Kon. Vet. Akad. Forhandl.
1847, 46, 15 ; Ofversigl af K. V. A. F. 1854 (1855), 190, 3.

Sweden.

Delphax notcla.

Delphax notula, Germar, Stal, Ofversigt af K. V. A. F. 1854, 192,

10.

Sweden.

Delphax pallens.

Delphax pallens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 192, 11.

Sweden.

324 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

DELPHAX SORDID (J LA.

Delphax sordidula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1853, 174, 2; 1854,
j.y4, i7.

Sweden.

Delphax hyalinipennis.
Delphax hyalinipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 194, 19.
Sweden.

Delphax mesomela.

Delphax mesomela, Boh. K. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1849,257. Stal,

Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 196, 29.
Sweden.

Delphax bivittata.

Delphax bivittata Boh K. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1849, 259. Stal

Of a. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 196, 30.
Sweden.

Delphax albosignata.
Delphax albpsi^ate, Dahlb Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1850, 190.

Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 196, 31
Delphax fuscinervis, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1852 (1853),

Sweden.

Delphax Pteridis.
Delphax Pteridis, Boh. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1852, 115.

Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 197, 34.
Sweden.

Delphax pullula.

Delphax P«Mula, ISM. Kongl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1852 (1853), 116.

Stal, Ofv. K.V.A. Fork. 1854, 196, 28.
Sweden.

Delphax obscuripennis.
Delphax obscuripennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 245

Viv. 1. Antenna capitis latitudine duplo longiores.
Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 325

Delphax PLACIDA.
Delphax placida, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245. Div. 1.
Brazil.

Delphax annulipes.
Delphax annulipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245. Div. 1.
Isle Guam or Guahon.

Delphax Bohemani.

Delphax Bohemani, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 245. Div. 2.
Antennae capitis longitudine sequales vel breviores.

Isle of France.

Delphax caliginea.
Delphax caliginea, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246. Div. 2.
Isle Tahiti.

Delphax concinna.
Delphax concinna, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246. Div. 2.
Mexico.

- Delphax pulchea.
Delphax pulchra, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246. Div. 2.
Isle Honolulu.

Delphax granulinervis.
Delphax granulinervis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246.
Div. 2.

Isle Guam.

Delphax lugens.
Delphax lugens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246. Div. 2.
Java.

Delphax seminigea.
Delphax seminigra, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1854, 246. Div. 2.
Rio Janeiro.

2 F

326 LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS.

DELPHAX VITTICOLL1S.

Delphax vitticollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93.
Caffraria.

Delphax lug ens.
Delphax lugens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93.
Natal.

Delphax tubeeipennis.

Delphax tuberipennis, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
199.

Nismes.

Genus BHINOTETTIX.

RhinoteUix, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl, 265.

Rhinotettix euscipennis.
RhinoteUix fuscipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93.
Natal.

Genus AMBLYCOTIS.

Amblycotis, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl. 265.

Amblycotis laticeps.
Amblycotis laticeps, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 93.
Natal

Genus HAPALOMELUS.
Hapalomelus, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl. 265.

Hapalomelus flavipes.
Hapalomelus flavipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Forh. 1855, 93.
Natal.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 327

Genus TROPIDOCEPHALA.
Tropidocephala, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl. 266.

TROPIDOCEPHA.LA. FLA.VICEPS.

Tropidocephala flaviceps, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93.
Natal.

Genus ASIRACA, Cat. Horn. p. 360.

ASIRACA REVERTENS.

Foem. Testacea ; caput et thorax nigra notata ; antenna longis-
simce; abdomen apicem versus nigro bifasciatum, subtus virule
strigis posticis obiiquis lateralibus nigris ; pedes nigro fas-
ciati ; alee vitrece, 'subcinerece ; anticce guttis duabus fusees-
centibus.
Female Testaceous. Head and thorax with various black
marks Antennae about three-fourths of the length of the body ;
arista longer than the first and second joints together ; second joint
longer thJu the first, black at the base and at the tip Abdomen
towards the tip with two black bands on the hind borders of
the segments ; under side green, with black oblique streaks on each
side towards the tip. Legs with black bands Wings vitreous,
very slightly cinereous. Fore wings with two brownish dots, one
apical, the other subapical ; veins whitish, partly black. Length ol
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 6 lines.
a. Tapayos. From Mr. Bates' collection. /

ASIRA.CA. RETRAHENS.

Testacea} frons nigra, marginibus carinaque testaceis ; thorax
nigro trimaculatus ; pectus et abdomen subtus ex parte nigra ;
pedes nigro fasciati ; alee vitrece ; anticce basi nigrce, vitta lata
discali interrupta fusca apicem versus f areata.
Testaceous Front black, with the middle keel and the elevated
borders testaceous ; a black band on the face. Antennae like those
of A revertens. Thorax with three black spots. Pectus and abdo-
men'beneath partly black. Legs with black bands. Wings

2F 2

328 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

vitreous. Fore wings black at the base and with a broad brown
discal stripe, which is widely interrupted in the middle, the apical
part emitting an oblique branch to the hind border. Length of the
body 1\ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

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

V° Genus ISSUS, Cat. Horn. p. 361. / S &</K

VC ISSUS TESTUDINARIUS. -

Issus testudinarius, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 246.
Pulo Penang.

Issus MALATUS.
Issus malayus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 246.
Malacca.

' ISSUS CTNCTIFRONS.

Issus cinctifrons, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Brazil.

"^ ISSUS COMPRESSUS.

Issus compressus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 94.
Natal.

^"-s ISSUS SIM U LANS. ">1

Testaceus, robustus ; caput depressum, marginibus elevatis, fronte
longa angusta nigra carinata ; prothorux valde arcuatus, ver-
ticem ex parte tegens ; alee anticce costa basali vittisque duabus
obliquis nigris, costa media valde dilatata.

Testaceous, stout. Head depressed, with elevated borders;
front long and narrow, wiih a black keel and with parallel sides!
Prothorax much arched, extending over part of the vertex. Fore
wings black along the costa towards the base, and with two oblique
black stripes, the second one along the exterior part of the costa,
which is very much dilated in the middle. Length of the body 2
lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 329

Genus HYSTEROPTERUM, Cat. //om. p. 373. A>

* Hysteropterum arctum.
Hysteropterum arctum, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Miuas Geraes.

HTSTEROPTERUM V1TRIPENNE.

Hysteropterum vitripenne, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
California.

Hysteropterum dissimulans.
Mas. Teslaceum, latum; caput vertice brevissimo, fronte sub-
quadrata subcarinata ; prolkorax subarcuatus, verticern ex
parte, tegens ; mesotkorax tricarinatus ; pectus nigro bimacu-
latwn ; alee anticce fasciis duabus latis abbreviatis obliquis
fmcis, costa recta fusco punctata, margine postico valde
dilatato.
Male. Testaceous, broad. Head broad; vertex very short;
front subqutdrate, with a slight keel and with slightly elevated bor-
ders. Prothorax slightly arched, extending over part of the vertex.
Mesothorax with three slight parallel keels. Pectus with a black
spot on each side. Abdominal appendages much developed. Fore
wings with two short broad oblique brown bauds; costa straight,
with brown points; tips rectau^ular; hind border much dilated.
Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings \\ lines.
a. Port Natal. From M. Guienzius' collection.

' Hysteropterum maculifrons.
Hysteropterum maculifrons, Muls. et Reg, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon,

1«55, 201.
Provence. Languedoc.

^ Genus CONOSIMUS.
CoQosimus, Muls. et Reg, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 203.

2 F 3

330 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Vtf

CoNOSIMUS CCELATUS.

Conosimus co3latus, Muls. et Rev, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
204.

Marseilles. Hyeres.

Genus EURYBRACHYS, Cat. Horn. p. 381. ^ '*&**

EURYBRACHYS SANGUIFLUA.

Nigra, subtus rufa ; vertex testaceo biguttatus ; from ferruginea ;
metathorax et abdomen Icete rufa ; femora basi rufa ; alee
antica obscure fusca, albido notatce ; postica nigra, basi
rufce, maculis duabus apicalibus albis.

Black, red beneath. Vertex with two testaceous dots. Front
flat, ferruginous, transverse, very minutely punctured. Metathorax
and abdomen bright red. Femora red towards the base. Fore
wings dark brown, with irregular small whitish marks, which mostly
form two very incomplete bands. Hind wings black, bright red at
the base, with two white apical spots. Length of the body 4 — 5
lines; of the wings 11 — 12 lines..

a, b. Moreton Bay. From Mr. Diggles' collection.

Genus DERBE, Cat. Horn. p. 396.

Derbe Wahlbergi.
Derbe Wahlbergi, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93?
Natal.

Derbe Natalicola.
Derbe Natalicola, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 93.
Natal.

Derbe lanius.
Derbe lanius, Sial, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855.
Natal.

Genus ELASMOSCELIS, Cat. Horn. p. 403.
Elasmoscelis tagalica.
Elasmoscelis tagalica, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork, 1854, 248.
Manilla.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS. 331

^ i s-

ELASMOSCELIS? FUSCOFASC1ATA.

Elasmoscelis ? fuscofasciata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 248.
Hindostan.

Genus BIDIS, Cat. Horn. p. 85.

BlDIS INTERCEPTA.

Tesiacea ; caput oblique ascendens ; vertex angustus, marginibus
elevatis antice connexis ; frons et facies longissimce, perangustcc
cariaatce ; abdomen supra rufescens ; alee subcinereo-vitrece.

Testaceous. Head obliquely ascending ; vertex narrow, with
elevated borders, which are united in front; front and face very
long and narrow, with a middle keel and with elevated borders ; a
red spot on each side. Abdomen reddish above. Wiugs vitreous,
with a slight cinereous tinge ; veins black, testaceous towards
the base. Length of the body 2i lines; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Raffles' collection.

Genus EURIA.
Euria, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 87.

& Euria lurida.

Eurida lurida, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 88.
Q> Serida fervens, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 158, 87.

0 Genus RICANIA, Cat. Horn. p. 422.
* O Ricania Malaya.
Ricania Malaya, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Malacca.

3 Ricania Mellerborgi.
Ricania Mellerborgi, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Java. y

& Ricania seria.
Ricania seria, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Anjonana.

332 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

v KlCANIA ZONaTA.

Ricania zonata, Stat, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 94.
Natal.

V RlCANIA LCGENS.

Ricania lugens, Slal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.
Natal.

Genus CYSTINGOCEPHALA.

Cystingocephala, Stal, Hem. f ran Kafferl. 266.

Cystingocephala marginelineata.

Cystingocephala marginelineata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855,
95.

Sierra Leone. Natal.

• V

0 Genus DALAPAX, Cat. Horn. p. 433.

yj Dalapax truncatella.

Testacea ; caput porrectum, longi-conicum ; abdomen compressum,
subgibbosum ; pedes brevissimi ; tibiae posticce spinosce ; ales
anticce virides, lata, reticulata, apud costam convexce, apice
rotundatce, margine exteriore recto, angulo interiore bene deter-
minato, venis venulisque transversis plurimis, areolarum discis
fuscescentibus ; postica vilrece.

Testaceous. Head elongate-conical, porrect ; vertex and front
much longer than hroad ; front with a slight keel, and with indis-
tinct traces of two lateral keels. Abdomen compressed, somewhat
gibbous. Legs very short ; hind tibiae somewhat spinose. Fore
wings green, broad, reticulated, convex along the costa, very much
rounded at the tips, straight along the exterior border, which forms
a right angle with the interior border ; veins and transverse vein-
lets numerous, irregular; disks of the areolets brownish. Hind
wings vitreous ; veins testaceous. Length of the bodv 3 lines j of
the wings 5^ lines.

a, b. Port Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus FLATA, Cat. Horn. p. 434.
Y c) Flata albata.
Flata albata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
Malacca.

Flata? rostrata.
Flata rostrata, Montrouzier, Ann. des Sci. de Lyon, 2me SSr. vii.

112.
Woodlark.

c Genus COLOBESTHES, Cat. Horn. p. 439.

V O COLOBESTHES WaLKERI.

Colobesthes Walkeri, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 94.
Caffraria.

V 0 Colobesthes bellulus.
Colobesthes bellulus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 94.
Natal.

^ 0 Genus PCECILOPTERA, Cat. Horn. p. 442.

V O PCECILOPTERA FIMBRIOLATA.

Poeciloptera fimbriolata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,247.
Malacca.

PCEC1LOPTERA CERERIS.

Poeciloptera Cereris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 247.
China.

]/ PCECILOPTERA LIMBELLATA.

Poeciloptera limbellata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,248.
Chili.

' O PCECILOPTERA VIDUA.

Poeciloptera vidua, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 248.
Hindostan.

334 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

PoSCILOPTERA PRIMARIA.

Pallide viridis ; vertex brevissimus ; frons plana, subquadrata,
carinis tribus valde indistinctis, margine subelevato ; prothorax
brevis, subarcuatus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; abdomen
album ; alee anticce latce, rectangulatce, apud costam vix con-
vexa, margine exteriore recto, venis venulisque plurimis ; pos-
ticce alba.

Bright pale green. Vertex very short. Front flat, subquad-
rate, rather narrower towards the face, with slightly elevated bor-
ders and with three very indistinct ridges, which are obsolete
towards the fore border. Prothorax short, slightly arched. Meso-
thorax with three slight ridges. Abdomen and hind wings white.
Wings broad. Fore wings hardly convex along the costa, straight
along the exterior border ; tips and interior angle rectangular, the
latter more acute; transverse veins very numerous ; veins extremely
numerous along the costa and in the exterior compartment, which
is much widened hindward. Length of* the body 4 lines ; of the
wings 9 lines.

a. Tejuca, Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

O PcECILOPTERA REPLETA.

Rufescens ; vertex arcuatus, brevissimus; frons transversa, subca-
rinata, marginibus subelevatis ; prothorax transversus, arcua-
tus ; mesothorax tricarinatus ; ala antica pallide testacece,
apud costam convexa, apice rolundata, punctis plurimis, guttis
sex discalibus nigris, margine exteriore recto obliquo ; posticce
vitrea, obscure cinerece.

Reddish, paler beneath. Vertex arched, extremely short;
front transverse, with a slight keel, and with slightly elevated bor-
ders. Prothorax transverse, arched. Mesothorax'with three very
slight keels. Fore wings pale testaceous, with very numerous red
points, and with six black discal dots, convex along the costa,
rounded at the tips, straight and oblique along the exterior border ;
costal transverse veinlets numerous, short, regular, oblique. Hind
wings vitreous, dark cinereous. Length of the body 3 lines ; of
the wings 7 lines.

a. Australia. From Mr. Strange's collection.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 335

8d rt) X' '#1

U PCECILOPTERA CONSTELLARIS.

Fuscescens, sublusfulva ; vertex minimus ; from longissima, cari-
nata, faciem versus lutescens ; prothorax arcuatus, verticem
ex parte tegens ; mesotfwrax tricarinalus ; alee anticce tes-
tacece fasciis duabus fuscis unaque vitrea, apicem versus f us co
marginata, gutta postica lutea, strigis basalibus nigris, plaga
discali nigra albo quadripunctata.
Brownish, tawny beneaih. Vertex very small; front very
long, widening towards the face, with a keel and with much elevated
borders. Prothorax arched, concealing part of the vertex. Meso-
thorax with three keels. Fore wings testaceous, bordered with
brown towards the tips, with a vitreous band beyond the middle,
and with two exterior brown bands, which converge hindward, and
have behind them a luteous dot; basal half with some blackish
streaks, and with a blackish patch which contains four white points.
Hind wings dark cinereous. Length of the body 2 lines ; of
the wings 6 lines.
a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

~ PCECILOPTERA ELEVANS.

Fulva, subtus testacea ; caput subascendens, vertice angusto margi-
nibus eleratis, fronte longa subcarinata faciem versus lutes-
cente ; prothorax arcuatus, verticem ex parte tegens; mesotho-
rax subtuberculatus ; alee anticce angustce, subvitrece, apice
fuscescentes ; postica cinereo-vitrece.
Tawny, testaceous beneath. Head slightly ascending ; vertex
narrow, with elevated borders ; front long, widening towards
the face, with a slight middle ridge and with slightly elevated bor-
ders. Prothorax arched, extending over part of the vertex. Meso-
thorax with a few slight tubercles. Fore wings narrow, nearly
vitreous, brownish towards the tips ; costal veinlets regular, short,
not numerous, hardly oblique. Hind wings cinereous, vitreous.
Length of the body 2\ lines: of the wings b lines.
a. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

P(ECILOPTERA DEPLANA.

^ Pochazia deplana, Walk. Journ. Linn. Soc. i. 162, 108.
o, b. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

336 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genns PHLEBOPTERUM:.
Phlebopterum, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 248.

^ Phlebopterum pr^emoesum.

Phlebopterum pragmorsum, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork 1854 248 •
1856,67, pi. 1, f. 8. ' '

Sierra Leone.

^ Genus TROPIDUCHUS.
Tropiduchus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 248.

(PTropiduchus sobrinus.
Tropiduchus sobrinus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 248.
Sierra Leone.

Genus TETTIGOxMETRA, Cat. Bom. p. 471.

Tettigometea obliqua, Cat. Horn. p. 472.

a. Europe. Presented by M. Signoret.

b. Europe. Presented by M. Goureau.

Tettigometea sulphueea.
Tettigoraetra sulphurea, Muls. ei Hey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,

Nismes.

Tettigometea impressifrons.

Tettigometra impressifrons, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn Lyon
1855,211. y '

Languedoc.

Tettigometea funesta.
Tettigometra funesta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249,
Sierra Leone.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 337

TETTIGOMETRA PATRUELrS.

Tettigometra patruelis, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 100.

Natal.

Tettigometra ? bicolor.

Nigra; vertex brevissimvs ; frons plana, mbquadrata, carina
tenuissima, margine subelevato ; fades albido fasciata ; thorax
tricarinatus, margine postico Jlavo ; scute! lum parvum ; alee
anticce casta basali et media obscure luteis, margine postico
basali pallide Jlavo, venis paucis, venulis paucissimis.

Black. Vertex very short. Front flat, subquadrate, with
a very slight ridge, and with slightly elevated borders. Face with
a whitish band. Thorax with three ridges, yellow along the bind
border ; scutellum small. Pectus luteous in front. Fore wings
with the costa at the base and along the middle part dull luteous ;
a bright pale yellow streak along the basal part of the hind border;
veins few ; veinlets very few. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the
wings 5 lines.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus PELTONOTUS.
Peltonotus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 206.

Peltonotus raniformts.

Peltonotus raniformis, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
207.

Basses Alpes.

Genus ENCHENOPA, Cat. Horn. p. 481. &

Enchenopa aperta. 0

Ferruginea ; prothorax cornu ascendente obliqno valde compresso,
spina postica abdominis apicem fere attingente ; alee anticce
basi punctata, plaga elongata costali nigro marginaia ; pos-
tico? vitrea, cinerece.

Ferruginous. Prothorax forming a much compressed as-
cending and slightly advaucing horn ; hind part produced into

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338 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

a spine, which extends nearly as far as the abdomen. Fore wings
punctured at the hase, with an elongated vitreous patch which
occupies most of the costa, and is angular and hordered with hlack
on its inner side. Hind wings vitreous, slightly cinereous. Length
of the body 2^ lines ; of the wings 6 lines.

a. Tejuca, Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.

Genus UMBONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 517. °

Umbonia funesta. O
Umhonia funesta, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.
Central America.

Genus CERESA, Cat. Horn. p. 525.-
0 Ceresa inteacta.
Testacea, robusta, punctata; caput transversum, brevi-conicum ;
pmthorax ex parte viridis, cornubus duobus planis latis sub-
acutis armaius ; scutellum trigonvm ; alee anticce albido-
vitrece, ban punctata, apud marginem posticum interiorem
virides ; posticce vitrece.

Testaceous, stout. Head and thorax punctured. Head short-
conical, broader than long. Prothorax partly green, forming a
broad short horizontal slightly acute horn on each side. Scutellum
triangular. Fore wings whitish vitreous, punctured towards the
base, green about the interior part of the hind border. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 4 lines ; of the wings 9 lines.

a. Tejuca, Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. Hamlet Clark.
Genus SMILIA, Cat. Horn. p. 534. v

-■f-

Smilia persistens.
Ruj "a, punctata, vitta tenui nigra ; pmthorax compressus, convexus,
carinatus, abdomen longe superans, postice attenuatus, apice
peracutus ; alee anticce luridce, semihyalincc, macula poslica
nigra ; posticce cinereo -vitrece.

Nearly allied to S. vaginata. Red, punctured, with a black
stripe, which extends from the front of the head to the end of the

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 339

prothorax ; the latter compressed, convex, keeled, much attenuated
towards its tip, which is very acute, and extends much beyoud the
abdomen. Fore wings lurid, semihyaline, with a black spot on the
hind border. Hind wings grayish vitreous. Length of the body
3 lines ; of the wings 7 lines.
a. Tunantins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus HETERONOTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 592.

Heteronotus leucotelus. '

Testacea ; vertex nigro bivittatus ; prothorax nigro bivitialus,

spinis duabus longis areuatis ; curnu posticum triglobosum,

nigro quadrinotatum, apice trispinosum ; alx vitrece, antica

subluridce.

Testaceous. Head with two black stripes on the vertex.

Prothorax with two black stripes between the long curved spines ;

hind part forming three globules; the second with a black mark on

each side; the third with a black band, a black hind mark, and

armed with three long spines, of which two have whitish lips.

Wings vitreous. Fore wings slightly lurid. Length of the body

4 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.

a. Ega. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Heteronotus xanthome las.

Flava ; caput nigro bivittatum ; prothorax disco, strigis duabus
lateratibus margineque nigris, gutta postica flava, spinis longis
areuatis nigris ; cornu posticum triglobosum, nigra bimacu-
latum, apice trispinosum ; alee vitrece, anticce luridce.

Yellow. Head with two black stripes. Prothorax with black
borders, which are connected by two black streaks with the black
disk ; the latter contains a yellow dot hindward ; spines long,
curved, black ; hind part forming three slightly elongated globules ;
the second and third with black disks; the third armed with three
long spines, of which two have whitish tips. Wings viireous.
Fore wings lurid. Lengih of the body 3^ lines; of the wings
8 lines.
a. Tunantins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

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340 LIST OF H0MOPTEROUS INSECTS.

Genus COMBOPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 598. ^

CoMBOPHORA INCONGRUA. O

Ferruginea, punctata, nigro varia, subtus nigra; caput brevi-
conicum, subtransversum, vitta lata media liturisgue duabus
laleralibus albis ; prothorax compressus, convexus, tricari-
natus, spinis duabus lateralibus planis robustis subarcuatis,
spina apicali longiore graciliore abdomen su per ante ; pedes
nigri, tarsis fulvis apice nigris ; alee vitrece ; anticce basi
fasciaque postice abbreviata nigris.

Ferruginous, black beneath. Head and thorax punctured,
varied with black. Head short-conical, slightly transverse, with a
broad white middle stripe, and with a white mark on each side.
Prothorax compressed, convex, with three whitish black-bordered
patches on each side, and with three keels, armed hindward with
two lateral horizontal stout slightly curved spines ; the apical part
with a white band forming a longer and more slender spine, and
extending beyond the abdomen. Legs black ; tarsi tawny, with
black tips. Wings vitreous. Fore wings black at the base, and
with a black band, which is before the middle, and is abbreviated
hindward. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.

a, b. Tunantins. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus CENTROTUS, Cat. Horn. p. 602.^

Centrotus validicornis.O
Centrotus validicornis, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.
Natal.

Centrotus bilineatus.
Centrotus bilineatus, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.
Natal.

Centrotus spinicornis. )
Centrotus spinicornis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.
Natal.

Centrotus quadripunctatus. 0
Centrotus quadripunctatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.
Natal.

LIST OF HOUOPTEROUS INSECTS. 34 L

Genus STEGASPIS, Cat. Horn. p. 634. O
Stegaspts galeata.

Enchenopa galeata, Cat. Horn. 486.

Genus .ETHALION, Cat. Horn. p. 646.

iETHALION ? OBLIQUUM.

Testaceum, subtus fuscum ; caput latum ; vertex brevis,fusco sub-
notatus ; frons et fades brevissimce ; thorax maculis duabus
lateralibus ferrugineis ; pedes pallide testacei ; alee anticce
basi punctata et nigro subnotata, apices versus vitrea, fascia
tenui arcuata strigaque postica nigris.

Testaceous, brown beneath. Head broad ; vertex about twice
broader than long, slightly marked with brown in the disk and in
front; front and face very short. Thorax punctured, pubescent,
with a ferruginous and smoother mark on each side in front. Legs
pale testaceous. Fore wings punctured towards the base, slightly
marked with black at the base, and with a slender curved black
band before the middle, vitreous beyond this band, with an oblique
black streak by the hind border. Hind wings vitreous. Length of
the body 2| lines; of the wings 5 lines.

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

- Uroxiphus, Fitch.

Genus UROXIPHUS.

1. Uroxiphus Cary^:.

Uroxiphus Caryae, Fitch.

a. New York. Presented by Dr. Fitch.

Uroxiphus?? patulus.

Testaceus,brevis, lalus,robustus ; vertex brevissimus ; frons magna,
transversa, plana ; scutellum magnum, trigonum, guttis quatuor
lateralibus oblongis nigris; alee antica plana, semihyalince,
subfusi formes, costa fusca, venis venulisque paucis ; postica

vitrea, subcinerece.

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342 LIST OF H0M0PTEROUS INSECTS.

Testaceous, broad, short, stout. Head as broad as the thorax ;
vertex extremely short; front large, transverse, flat. Scutum about
thrice broader than long. Scuiellura large, triangular, with two
oblong black dots on each side. Fore wings semihyaline, horizontal,
subfusiform ; costa brown to beyond half the length ; veins and
veinlets few. Hind wings vitreous, grayish. Length of the body
2^ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

Genus ULOPA, Cat. Horn. p. 650.

Ulopa sordida. 0
Ulopa sordida, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.
Cape.

Genus CERCOPIS, Cat. Horn. p. 651. D

«n Cercopis sumtuosa.
Cercopis sumtuosa, Stal, Of v. K.V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.

Cercopis pictilis. 0
Cercopic pictilis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.
Hindostan.

0 Genus RHIXAULAX, Cat. Horn. p. 667.

Khinaulax lugens. @

Cercopis tnaura, Thnnb. Hem. i. 4.
'Rhiuaulax lugens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.

Natal.

0 Khinaulax analis, Cat. Horn. p. 667.
- Cercopis trifurca, Thunb. Hem. i. 4.

Rhinaclax sericans.
Rhinaulax sericans, Stal. Hem. Cap. 199, 12.
Cape.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 343

Genus TRIECPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 667.
Triecphora cavata.
Testacea, sat gracilis ; caput atrum, antice excavatum ; prothorax
ater, fascia anlica testacea ; ales antica angusta, strtga
obliqua subapicali nigra, stigmate albido ; posticce vitrei,
a pice fuscescentes.
Testaceous, rather slender. Head deep black, somewhat con-
cave in front. Prothorax deep black, with a broad testaceous band
in front. Fore wings narrow, with a black streak, which extends
for a short space from the tip along the costa, and then descends
obliquely into the disk; a whitish costal mark is connected with
this streak. Hind wings vitreous, brownish at the tips. Length of
the body 3 lines ; of the wings 8 lines.
a. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

0

Triecphora subpusttjlata.

Fulva ; caput nigrum, brevi-conicum, guttis duabus lateralibus
fulvis; thoracis fascia aniica abbreviata, scutellum basi,
pectus, pedes anteriores, tibice posticce apice tarsique postici
nigra ; alee anticce subpunctata>, apice rufce, tuberculo parvo
discali interiore ; posticce cinereo-vitrece.
Tawny. Head black, short-conical, with a tawny dot on each
side in front of the eye. Thorax with an abbreviated black band
alono- the fore border. Scutellum black towards the base. Pectus
and "anterior legs, hind tarsi and tips of hind tibiae black. Fore
wino-s minutely punctured, red towards the tips, with a slight
tubercle in the disk before the middle. Hind wings grayish
vitreous. Length of the body 1\ lines; of the wings 5 lines.
a. Sarawak, Borneo. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Genus MONECPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 674. °

MONECPHORA VINULA. ^

Monecphora vinula, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.

Brazil.

Monecphora semilutea.
Monecphora semilutea, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 249.
Minas Geraes.

344 LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS.

MONECPHORA SEMIFLAVA.

Monecphora semiflava, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Brazil.

Monecphora flavopicta.
Monecphora flavopicta, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250,
Brazil.

Monecphora rufobivulata.
Monecphora ruforivulata, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Brazil.

Monecphora fembriolata.
Monecphora fimbriolata, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Minas Geraes.

Monecphora transversa.

Cercopis transversa, Thunb. Hem. i. 4.

Monecphora fuscicollis, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 95.

Natal.

9 Monecphora rubida.

Monecphora rubida, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.

Natal.

7 Monecphora postica.
Monecphora postica, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

Z Monecphora funebbis.
Monecphora funebris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.

Natal.

0 Monecphoba rubella.

Monecphora rubella, Stal. Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.

Natal.

O Monecphoba vidua.

Monecphora vidua, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.

Natal.

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LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 345

O

Genus APHROPHORA, Cat. Horn. p. 697.

0 Aphrophora africana.
Aphrophora africana, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

Aphrophora spumifera.
Aphrophora spumifera, Heer, Tertiar-insekten, 105, 39, 56.

Aphrophora pinguicula.
Aphrophora pinguicula, Heer, Tertiar-insekten, 106, 39, 57.

Aphrophora admittens. ))j£-

Fulva, lata, brevis, punctata; vertex brevis, subarcuatus ; frons
iituris duabus lateralibus sulcisque nigris ; scute llum lanceo-
laf.um, abdominis medium superans ; pedes testacei, ex parte
nigri ; alee anticce nigricantes, fascia latissima vitrea nigra
subnotata postice abbreviata ; posticce vitrece.

Tawny, broad, short. Head and thorax punctured. Vertex
slightly arched, about four times longer than broad. Front with a
black mark on each side by the eye, and with black furrows.
Scutellum lanceolate, extending to beyond the middle of the
abdomen. Legs testaceous, partly black. Fore wings blackish,
with a very broad vitreous baud, which is slightly marked with
black and does not extend to the hind border. Hind wings
vitreous. Length of the body 1\ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. Australia. Presented by the Entomological Club.

Aphrophoba? are o lata.

Nigra, brevis, robusta, rude punctata ; vertex brevis, subarcuatus,
antice testaceo varius ; frons convexa, sulcis transversis, vix
carina ta ; pectoris et abdominis tatera testacea ; alee anticce
sordide vitrece, basi nigrce punctatce, fascia apicali fusca.

Black, short, broad. Head and thorax roughly punctured.
Vertex slightly arched, more than lour times broader than long,
partly testaceous in front. Front convex, with transverse ridges,
and with a very slight keel. Pectus and abdomen testaceous on

346 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS [NSECTS.

each side. Fore wings dingy vitreous, black and punctured at the
base, and with a brown band along the apical border. Hind win^s
vitreous. Length of the body 2 lines ; of the wings 4 lines.
a. Tasmania. Presented by the Kev. T. Ewing.

Genus PTYELUS, Cat. Horn. p. 702. °
Ptyelus frenulatus.
Ptyelus frenulatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Java.

Ptyelus lemniscatus.'
Ptyelus lemniscatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Java.

Ptyelus phaleratus.
Ptyelus phaleratus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.

Ptyelus bipunctipennis.
Ptyelus bipunctipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Java.

Ptyelus caffer.
Ptyelus caffer, Sta/, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 250.
Cape.

Ptyelus vi ridicans. "
Ptyelus viridicans, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 251.
Java.

Ptyelus Linnei.
Ptyelus Linnei, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

Ptyelus Fabricn. (
Ptyelus Fabricii, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

Ptyelus hottentottus. ')
Ptyelus hottentottus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 347

Ptyelus hyalinipennis.

Ptyelus hyalinipennis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 96.
Natal.

Ptyelus actuosus. O
Ptyelus actuosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus Natalensis. O
Ptyelus Natalensis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus umbrosus. U
Ptyelus urabrosus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus latiusculus.
Ptyelus latiusculus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus prolixus.
Ptyelus prolixus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus peragrans. 0
Ptyelus peragrans, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Ptyelus patruelis.
Ptyelus patruelis, Stal, Hem. Cap, 199, 13.J
Cape.

Ptyelus callifer.
Ptyelus callifer, Stal, Hem. Cap. 199, 14.
Cape.

Ptyelus notatus.
Ptyelus notatus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 213.
Provence.

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348 LIST OF HOMOPTEKOUS INSECTS.

Pttelus brevistriga.

Testacea ; caput margine antico sulcisque subtus nigris ; vertex
subarcvatus ; thorax vix carina tus ; pedes nigro fasciati ;
alec antico; subpunctata?, linea discali bis interrupta lituraque
apicali nigricantibus ; postiece vitrei, subcinerea.

Testaceous. Head black along the fore border and along the
furrows beneath ; vertex slightly arched, somewhat longer in the
middle than on each side. Thorax with a very slight middle ridge.
Legs with black bands. Fore wings very minutely punctured, with
a slight blackish discal line, which is twice interrupted, and
with a blackish mark by the tip of the costa. Hind wings vitreous,
slightly cinereous. Length of the body 4 lines; of the wings
8 lines.

a. North China. From Mr. Fortune's collection.

Genus LEPYRONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 725. *>

^Lepyronia CON' c inn a.
Lepyronia concinna, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854, 251
Brazil.

$ Lepyronia mosrens.
Lepyronia mcerens, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1854,251.
Australia.

Genus CHALEPUS, Cat. Horn. p. 731.

^ Chalepus pugionatus.
Chalepus pugionatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 251.
Australia.

Genus TETTIGONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 733. *>
North America.

0 Tettigonia Cdrtisii.
Amblycephalus Curtisii, Fitch.
New York. Presented by Dr. Fitch.

LIST OF HOMOPTEBOUS INSECTS. 349

^ Tettigonia? COMES.

Tettigonia comes, Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil. iv. 343, 5.
Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 804, 390.

Missouri.

Tettigonia ? trifasciata.

Tettigonia trifasciata, Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil. iv. 343, 6.
Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 805, 391.

Missouri.

Tettigonia hieroglyphica.

Tettigonia hieroglyphica, Sag, Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil. vi.
303, 6. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 805, 392.

Arkansaw.

* * Tettigonia octolineata.

Tettigonia octolineata, Say, Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil. iv. 340, 6.
Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 804, 389.

Missouri.

Mexico.

0 Tettigonia rubkiventris.

Tettigonia rubriventris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 52.
266, pi. 6, f. 5.

Mexico.

Tettigonia nigroguttata.

Tettigonia nigroguttata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 772,
335, pi. 23, f. 8.

Mexico.

fj Tettigonia 14-punctata.

Tettigonia 14-punctata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 782,
351, pi. 23, f. 19.

Mexico.

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350 LIST OF HOMOFTEROUS INSECTS.

Tettigonia Stalii.

Tettigonia Stalii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 787, 361,
pi. 24, f. 5.

Mexico.

0 Tettigonia Mexicana.

Tettigonia Mexicana, Sign. [Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me SSr. iii. 789,
363, pi. 24, f. 7.

Mexico.

Tettigonia flava.

Tettigonia flava, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 799, 378,
pi. 24, f. 19.

Mexico.

Tettigonia rufipennis.

Tettigonia rufipennis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 797,
375.

Mexico.

Tettigonia Dohrnii.

Tettigonia Dohrnii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. '3me Ser. iii. 792,
369, pi. 24, f. 13.

Mexico.

West Indies.
0 Tettigonia inteeeupta.

Tettigonia interrupta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 785,
356, pi. 24, f. 3.

Port-au-Prince, West Indies.

JTettigonia? marginata.

Tettigonia marginata, Pal. de Beauv. 169. [Hem. pi. 19, f. 5.
Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 803, 388.

St. Domingo.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 351

South America.

TETTIGONIA RUBROT.ENIATA.

Tettigouia rub rot® niata, Stal, Ofo. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Honduras.

0 Tettigonia CINCTIVITTATA.
Tettigonia cinctivittata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Minas Geraes.

Tettigonia Drewseni.
Tettigouia Drewseni, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Minas Geraes.

Tettigonia 6-pustulata.
Tettigonia 6-pustulata, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Minas Geraes.

Tettigonia. sanguinolenta.

Cicada sanguinolenta, Coqueb. III. Icon. 79, pi. 18, f. 12. Fabr.

Syst. Rhyn. 67,27. ...

Tetti°-onia sanguinolenta, Blanch. Hist. Nat. Ins. in. 191, 14.

Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Sir. iii. 50, 264, pi. 6, 1. 3.
Tettigonia rubriguttata, Cat. Hoin. 763, 82.

Brazil.

Tettigonia Guerinii.

Tettigonia Guerinii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 51, 265>
pl.6, f.4.

Cayenne.

Tettigonia tarsalis.

Tettigonia tarsalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 769, 330,
pi. 23, f. 4.

Brazil.

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LIST OF HOMOPTEEOUS INSECTS.

^ Tettigonia INSPERGATA.

Tettigonia inspergata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 770
332.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia bilunata.

Tettigonia bilunata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii 771
333, pi. 23, f. 6.

Brazil.

Tettigonia Aubei.

a Aubei, i
3, f. 7.

Colombia

Tettigonia Aubei, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii 771 334
pi. 23, f. 7.

V Tettigonia lutea.
Tettigonia lutea, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 773, 336.
Guatemala.

v Tettigonia flavopunctata.

Tettigonia flavopunctata, Blanch. Gay, Hist. Chile, 285, 5. Sign.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 773, 337.
Tettigonia leucomelas, Cat. Horn. 764, 83, var. ?

Chili.

A

Tettigonia nigrocincta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 774,
338,

Tettigonia nigrocincta

»nia nigrocinc

:8.

Brazil.

Tettigonia lepida.

Tettigonia lepida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 775 340
pi. 23, f. 10.

Peru.

Iettigonia circumcincta.

Tettigonia circumcincta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser iii
775, 341, pi. 23, f. 11. ' '

Brazil.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

35.)

Tettigonia maculicollis.
Tettigonia maculicollis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 770,
342, pi. 23, f. 12. J

Colombia.

Tettigonia sanguineovittata.

Tettigonia sanguineovittata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii.
777, 343, pi. 23, i*. 14.

Brazil.

Tettigonia Chevrolatii.

Tettigonia Chevrolatii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 778,

344, pi. 23, f. 15.,

Venezuela.

Tettigonia Lucasii.

Tettigonia Lucasii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 778.

345, pi. 23, f. 16.

Guatemala.

Tettigonia Pereisii.

Tettigonia Perrisii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 779,

346, pi. 23, f. 17.

Brazil.

Tettigonia Edwardsii.

Tettigonia Edwardsii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Ser. iii. 780,
347.

Guatemala.

Tettigonia geographica.

Tettigonia geographica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 780,
' 348, pi. 23, f. 18.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia icterica.
Tettigonia icterica, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 781, 349.
Para.

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354 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

O Tettigonia sordida.

Tettigonia sordida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 781,
350.

Surinam.

Tettigonia yulnerata.

Tettigonia vulnerata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3mt Sir. iii. 782,
352, pi. 23, f. 20.

Guatemala.

Tettigonia nigriventris.

Tettigonia nigriventris, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 784.
354, pi. 24, f. 1.

Brazil.

Tettigonia alboparallela.

Tettigonia alboparallela, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii.
784, 355, pi. 24, f. 2.

Colombia.

Tettigonia vermiculata.

Tettigonia vermiculata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 785,
357.

Brazil.

0 Tettigonia Gayi.

Tettigonia Gayi, Spinola, Gay, Hist. Chile, 285, 4. Sign. Ann .
Soc. Ent. "Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 786, 358.

Chili.

(/ Tettigonia lineiceps.

Tettigonia lineiceps, Spinola, Gay, Hist. Chile, 283, 2. Sign.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 786, 359.
Tettigonia Ga)i, var.P

Cbili.

Tettigonia Saxamandra.

Tettigonia Salamandra. Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 787,
360, pi. 24, f. 4.

Colombia.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROCS INSECTS. 355

Tettigonia INTERSTITIALIS.

Tettigonia interstitialis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 789,
304, pi. 24, f. 8.

Brazil.

<S Tettigonia tessellata.

Tettigonia tessellata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 790,

365, pi. 24, f. 9.

Mexieo. Guatemala.

Tettigonia Blanchardii.

Tettigonia Blancbardii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 788,
362, pi. 24, f. 6.

Guatemala.

0 Tettigonia maculipes.

Tettigonia maculipes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 791 ,

366, pi. 24, f. 10.

Bahia.

Tettigonia flavolineata.

Tettigonia flavolineata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 791,

367, pi. 24, f. 11.

Brazil.

Tettigonia sexlineata.

Tettigonia sexlineata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 792,

368, pi. 24, f. 12.

Guatemala.

Tettigonia rubromarginata.

Tettigonia rubromarginata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii.
793, 370.

Monte Video.

Tettigonia clathrata.

Tettigonia clathrata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Eut. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 795,
372, pi. 24, f. 15.

Colombia.

356 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

V Tettigonia Reichii.

Tettigonia Reichii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent.Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 797, 376,
pi. 24, f. 17.

Venezuela.

Tettigonia obtecta.

Tettigonia obtecta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 798, 377,
pi. 24, f. 18.

Peru.

0 Tettigonia nitida.

Tettigonia nitida, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 799, 379,
pi. 24, f. 20.

Guatemala.

Tettigonia ? micans.

Cicada micans, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 69, 34.

Tettigonia micans, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 800,
380.

South America.

Tettigonia longipes.

Cicada longipes, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 76, 66.

Tettigonia longipes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3 me Ser. iii. 801,
383.

South America.

Tettigonia? lmtjl.

Cicada laeta, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 10, 37; Syst. Rhyn. 76, 69.
Tettigonia laeta, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 802, 384.

Cayenne.

O Tettigonia? lineata.
Cicada lineata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 66, 20.

Tettigonia lineata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 802, 385.
South America.

Tettigonia? fdscata.
Cicada fuscata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 68, 31.
Tettigonia fuscata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 802, 386,

South America.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 357

Africa.

Tettigonia Signoreti.

Tettigonia Signoreti, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97. Sign.
Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Sir. iii. 807, 395.

Natal.

Tettigonia actuosa.

Tettigonia actuosa, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97. Sign. Ann.
Soc. Ent. Fr. Sme Sir. iii. 807, 396.

Natal.

Tettigonia pacifica.

Pallide viridis ; caput subascendens ; vertex depressus, transversa,

subsided tus ; from longa, carina oplime determinata, sulculis

transversis vix distinctis ; thorax sub tricar hiatus, rugis dua-

bus lateralibus obliquis abbreviatis ; alee albido-vitrcce, venis

paucissimis pallide viridibus.

Pale green. Head slightly ascending; vertex depressed,

transverse, with a slight middle channel; front long, with a very

distinct keel and with slight transverse furrows. Thorax with three

very slight keels, and with an oblique short ridge on each side.

Wiugs whitish vitreous; veins pale green, very few ; four transverse

veinlets. Length of the body 2£ lines ; of the wings 5 lines.

a. West Africa. From Mr. Frasers's collection.

Asia.
Tettigonia jactans.

Testacea ; vertex brevis, subarcuatus, tricarinatus ; frons longa,

rufo bivittata ; prothorax nigra punctatus ; scutelli latera

nigra; pectus vittis duabus lateralibus nigris ; abdomen

nigrum, segmentis testaceo marginatis ; tibice posticce apice

nigra ; alte anticce punct.is liturisque exterioribus fuscis, plaga

costali et areolis marginalibus innotatis, venis fusco cinctis ;

posticce vitrece, cinerece.

Testaceous. Vertex short, slightly arched, with three very

slight ridges, the lateral pair diverging forwards. Front long, with

two red stripes. Prothorax punctured with black. Scutellum

358 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

black on each side. Pectus with two black lateral stripes. Abdo-
men black ; hind borders of the segments testaceous. Hind tibia;
with black tips. Fore wings with brown punctures and with some
exterior brown marks ; a costal patch beyond the middle, and
the disks of the marginal areolets wholly testaceous ; veins with
brown rings. Hind wings vitreous-gray. Length of the body 3+
hues ; of the wings 7 lines. J

a. North Hindostan. From Capt. Reid's collection.

Australasia.

v Tettigonia suturella.

Tettigonia suturella, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 192.
Manilla.

ft Tettigonia Titonii.
Tettigonia Titonii, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 783, 353.
Manilla.

Tettigonia? suturalis.
Cicada suturalis, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 34, 31 ; Syst. Rhyn. 72, 48.
lettigonia suturalis, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 801,
381.

Tettigonia Danais.

Cicada Danais, Fabr. Ent. St/st. Suppl. 520, 28 ; Syst. Rhyn. 74,
oy.

Tettigonia Danais, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 801,
382.

Tettigonia bilimitata.

Tettigonia bilimitata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser iii 770
331, pi. 23, f. 5.

Tettigonia vittifacies.

Tettigonia vittifacies, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii 774
339, pi. 23, f. 9.

LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS. 359

/ O Genus BOHEMANNIA.

Eurymosopum, Stal, Hem. fran Kafferl. 267.
Boheinannia, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.

BOHEMANNIA SOBRINA.

Bohemannia sobrina, Stal, Of v. K. V. A. Fork. 1855, 97.
Natal.

Genus PROCONIA, Cat. Horn. p. 782.

Proconia LAMINATA.

Tetti^onia laminata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 794,
371, pi. 24, f. 14.

Brazil. ,

Pboconta alternata.

Tettigonia alteruata, Sign. Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 795,
373, pi. 24, f. 16.

Brazil.

Proconia herpes.

Tettigonia herpes, Sign. Ann. Soc. Fr. 3me Ser. iii. 796, 374.

Bahia.

Genus LEDRA, Cat. Horn. p. 809.

LEDRA CLAUDE N DA.

Cervina ; caput disco postico lateribuaque subtus nigris ; vertex
brevis, arcuatus, rugulosus; prothorax nigro bivittatus, strigis
duabus lateralibus obliqvis fuscis ; pectoris discus niger ; aloe
anticce sordide vitrece, basi fuscce, tituris guttisque nonnullis
testaceis et obscure fuscis.

Fawn-colour. Head black in tbe disk hindward and on each
side beneath ; vertex short, arched, rugulose, hardly longer in the
middle than on each side. Prothorax with two black stripes, which
form two acute exterior angles; two lateral oblique brown streaks.
Pectus with a black disk. Fore wings dingy vitreous, brown at the

360 LIST OF HOMOPTEROUS INSECTS.

base, with some irregular dark brown and testaceous marks or dots.
Length of the body A\ lines ; of the wings 10 lines.

a. Moreton Bay. From Mr. Diggles' collection.

Genus CHIASMUS.
Chiasmus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855, 215.

Chiasmus translucidtjs/

Chiasmus translucidus, Muls. et Rey, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 1855,
216.

Marseilles.

INDEX.

A.

abbreviata, 136
abdominalis, 52, 310
abietis, 304
abietinus, 300
abrotani, 278
abscondeus, 52, 267
absinthii, 294
acer, 163
acerina, 294
aceris, 276, 278, 294
acetosje, 288
acetosellae, 275
achillese, 290
acicularis, 273
Acoeephalus, 261
Aconophora, 134
aconophoroides, 192
Acrometopum, 321
actuosa, 357
actuosus, 347
acuminatus, 247
addita, 218
Adelges, 304
admitteus, 227, 345
adspersa, 255, 263
adspersus, 24]
sequalis, 133, 192
.Ethaliou, 167, 341
affinis, 237, 301
africana, 345
atricanus, 262
Afzelii, 255, 308
agilis, 298
albata, 333
albicans, 97, 214, 323
albicorois, 303
albida, 193
albidosparsa, 256
albifascia, 184
albigeua, 221
albigutta, 191
albilineola, 122
albinervosum, 167, 210
aibipenms, 321

albiplana, 109
albiplica, 16
albivenosa, 27
albofasciata,202
albomarginata, 223
alboparallela, 354
albcsit;naia,324
albostriata, 206
Aleyrodes, 307
alieua, 165
alliarise, 290, 292
alni, 295, 304
alternata, 359
alticeps, 264
aniatoria,319
Amblardii, 236
Amblycotis, 326
americanus, 302
amanus, 271
amplicollis, 175
AmycJa, 302
amycli, 302
analis, 342
angelicas, 281
angularis, 222
angulifera, 233
angustus, 92, 247
Anisopbleba, 304
annularis, 44
aunulata, 149
anuulatus, 277, 295
annulicornis, 274
annuligera, 232
annulipes, 325
anuulivena, 254
Anoecia, 300
antica, 233, 251
aperiens, 103, 266
aperta, 47, 337
Aphaena, 44, 316
Aphalara, 276
Apbidina, 276
Aphis, 281

Aphrophora, 186, 345
apicalis, 68,218
apicemacutata, 318

apocyni, 284
approximans, 185
apriformis, 144
aquilegia;, 278
ai-ctatus, 91
arctum, 329
arcuata, 125
areolata, 194, 345
areolii'era, 112
argentata, 20
argentigutta, 215
argiolus, 109
argyrops, 221
artemisiae, 291
arundinis, 192, 278
Asiphum, 298
Asiraca, 84,327
aspera, 151
asperulus, 162
Aspidiotus, 305
aspilus, 83
assimilis, 182, 202
Athysanus, 268
atomaria, 49, 236
atra, 226
atrilinea, 69
atropunctata, 211
atrovirens,30
attenuata, 144
attenuatus, 247
avellanae, 291
aveuffi, 293
Aubel, 352
auditura, 249
Aulacizes, 235
aurantiacus, 242
Auraniia?, 299
aurea, 231
aurifascia, 259
aurigena, 228
auriplena, 214
aurogultata, 207
aurulenta, 200
australis, 102, 253

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362

INDEX.

badia, 225

ballista, 127

basalis, 275

basiclava, 172

basispes, 15

basisigna, 69

beccabungse, 288

bella, 259, 304

bellicosus, 165

bellulus, 333

Benna, 105

berberidis, 279

betulge, 295, 299

betularia, 277

biarcuatus, 265

bicarinatus, 306

bicaudata,9

bicolor, 126, 141, 234, 287,

295, 337
Bidis, 85
bifacies, 150,213
bifasciata, 1 71, 201
bifida, 192
bifusifera, 125
bigibbosus, 247
bigutta, 142, 208
bilimitata, 358
bilinea, 34, 152
bilineatus, 340
bimaculata, 225
biinaculicollis, 265
bipars, 172
bipunctata, 108
bipunctipennis, 346
bipustulata, 180
bipustulatus, 95
biscuta, 208
bituberculata, 241
biturris, 164

bivitta, 181
bivittata, 324

Biza, 253

Blanchardii, 355

blandula, 24

blattoides, 46

blennus, 261

Bocydium, 158

Bobemani, 315, 325

Bohemanni, 255

Bohemannia, 359

Boitardi, 171

braconoides, 185

brassicse, 288, 307

breviceps, 68

brevirostris, 242

brevis, 147

brevistriga, 348

bruchoides, 90

brunneosa, 20

bubahis, 131

Buca, 122
bufo, 190
buraelise, 301
bursarius, 301
byrrhoides, 89
Bythoscopus,265

C.

Caffer, 322, 346

Caffra, 318

calida, 38

caliginea, 325

caliginosa, 98, 135

callifer, 347

Callipterus, 295

calochroma, 4, 113

caltbse, 280

cameliae, 299

campanula?, 291

canaliculata, 237

Candida, 195

candidipes, 219

capensis, 84

capistrata, 147

capreae, 277, 280

capreola, 268

capsella, 283

cardinalis, 208, 218

cardui, 282, 283, 28i

Carineta, 38, 313

carotse, 286

Carpini, 295, 307

Caryffi, 341

caryaecantis, 302

caryella, 289

cassidiformis, 87

cassidoides, 86

casta, 310, 318

castanea, 287

castaneae, 183

Caternaultii, 248

cavata, 343

caudata, 229
centaureae, 282
centrolineatus, 243
centrotoides, 138
Ceatrotus, 158, 340
Cepbalotes, 51, 199
Cephaloxys, 36
Cerasi, 283
Cercopis, 170,342
cercopoides, 179
cerealis, 293
Cereris, 310, 318, 333
Ceresa, 131, 338
Ceroplastes, 306
cerasifoliae, 289
cerasicolens, 289
Chaitophorus, 276
Chalepus, 192, 348

chamomillae, 282
Chelidonii, 291
Chevrolatii, 353
Chiasmus, 360
Choerophylli, 283
Chloris, 284
chrysanthemi, 282
Cicada, 20, 309
Cicadina, 1
Ciccus, 241
cichorii, 288, 292
cicutse, 270
cincta, 229
cinctifrons, 328
cinctipes, 244
cinctivitlata, 351
cinctomaculata, 309
cinerea, 129
circularis, 205,319
circumducta, 175, 228
circumcincta, 352
citrina, 98
citrinus, 78
cixioides, 75
Cixius, 77, 321
Cladobius, 298
Cladodiptera, 75
clarior, 225
Clastoptera, 259
clathrata, 355
claudenda, 359
clausans, 105
Clonia, 60
clematidis, 283
clypeatus, 87, 242
Coccidte , 304
coccinella, 149
cocciueus, 142
Coccus, 305
coelatus, 330
Coelidia, 262
cceruleopenuis, 221
ccerulescens, 223
collaris,218
collinus, 269
Colobesthes, 109,333
columbicus, 142
combinans, 178
combinata, 110
Combophora, 157, 340
comes, 349
comma, 190
communis, 235
compacta, 140
compressa, 299
compressifrons, 62
compressus, 328
conchiformis, 305
concinna, 201 , 352, 348
concinnus, 276
conficita, 139
configurata, 216

INDIA

363

confinis, 218, 297
confusa, 236
congregata, 228
conilacies, 35
conit'era, 86, 21^
connata, 13
Conosimus, 3-20
consisteas, 220
constans, 190
constellaris, 335
coastellata, 50
contaminata, 202
contiaua, 123
contrahens, 306
cont.iaria,226
Coquerelii, 217
corui, 300
coronata, 203
corticata, 237
Coryli, 295
cosmopolita, 193
costalis, 224
costata, 207
costatipenue, 321
costatus, 297
Cotrades, 105
craccivora, 286
crassicornis, 127
Crattegi, 282, 285, 305
cristata, 224
croatieus, 296
crocea, 253
crocipennis, 204
Cromna, 120
cruciata, 1H3. 206
cultellator, 62
cumulata, 145
cupreiventris, 247
Curtisii, 348
curvatum, 168
curvidens, 159
curvilinea, 132
curvispina, 152
cuspidata, 241
cyanea, 40
Cyarda, 121
cyclops, 270
cyparissiae, 292
Cyphonia, 156
Cyrene, 47
Cystiagocephala, 332

D.

Dalapax, 332
Dallasi, 206
Danais, 358
Daridna, 319
daruioides, 140
Darais, 146
debilis, 72

decisa, 175
decora, 200, 202
decorata, 130
decoratum, 124
decoratus, 248
decurtatus, 262
deducta, 108
delectabilis, 4
delicatula, 288
delineata, 86, 250
Delphax, 83, 323^
Deltocephalus, 268
demissa, 199
demittens, 312
densus, 159
deplana, 335
deprivata, 179
Derbe, 97, 330
derboides, 97
designata, 36, 273
Desudaba, 58
detcrmiuata, 14
delractus, 270
detraheus, 196
diadema, 230
diauthi, 280
Diareusa, 43
didymus, 270
Diedrocephala, 233
Diestostemma, 240
difformis, 121
diflusa, 143
dilatipennis,106
dilatus, 271
Dilobopterus, 248
diluta, 256
dimidiata, 221
diminutus, 244
dimissa, 20
diomedea, 18
dioxys, 61
diplaaterae,280
dirhoda, 292
dirigens, 263
discalis, 66, 99,184
discigutta, 261
discoidalis, 166
discoidea, 199
discolor, 178
discontiuua, 157
discrepaDS,53, 150,212
disiatigrans, 264
dispar, 248
dissimulans, 329
distaas, 10
distinguenda, 182
distiacta, 210
distitictissima, 114
diversus, 241
dives, 223
dividens, 78
divisa, 16, 123, 205

divisus, 79,156
docilis, 71
Dohrnii,149,350
dolosus, 189
aorsalis, 204
dorsisigna, 72, 73
dotatas, 322
doxiptera, 313
Urewseni, 309,351
Dropaaosiphum, 294
Drosicha, 306
Dryobius, 296
Dryophila, 299
dubia, 203
dubitabilis, 173
dubitans, 101
dubius, 306
Dafourii, 236
Duadubia, 6, 309
duplex, 218
Duvancelii,23
Dyctiophora, 61, 317
Dyctiophoroides, 59

E.

ebumea, 221
Eddara, 57
Edwardsii, 353
egens, 171
Elasmoscelis, 330
elegans, 295
elegantissiina, 202
elegaotula, 204
elevaus, 335
Elidiptera, 68,319
elongata, 2:30, 311
Embolophora, 323
Emersoaiana,
Emiagia, 48
Enchenopa, 124, 337
Enchophora, 315
Enchophvlluui, 124
Endeis. 303
Enhydria 44

Entylia, 137

Epiclines, 251

epilobii, 288

episcopalis,201

episcopus, 100

Erechtia, 141

erraticum, 280

erraticus, 301

erythrocephalus, 242

evonymi, 286

eucalypti, 275

euchroma, 58

euphorbiae, 284

Eupelix, 260

Eupilis, 122

Euria, 331

364

INDEX.

Eurybrachys, 90, 330
Eurymela, 166
Eurymosopura, 359
exaltata, 140, 199
excavatus, 244
exclaraans, 191
excludens, 26
eximia, 300
exoptata, 320
exsiccata, 316
extricans, 215
exultans, 171
Eydouxii, 31

Fabricii, 247, 346

facialis, 30, 100, 229
fagi, 298

Fairmairii, 208

far f arse, 281

farinosa, 220, 221

i'asciata, 205

fasciatus, 161, 247,296

fasciceps, 309

fasciolatus, 322

fastuosa, 199

fausta, 198

fediae, 275

fenestrata, 151 , 208

ferriplena, 264

ferruginea, 218

fervens, 106, 248

fervida, 331

ficta, 54

Fidicina, 13, 309

figurata, 19, 137

Blifera, 64

fimbriolata, 333, 344

finitimus, 81
finitus, 80

Fitchii,237
fiainmaas, 179
flimmea, 247
flammeus, 241
Flata, 108, 333
Flatoides, 99
flava, 109, 350
flaveola, 212
flavescens, 83, 260, 303
flaviceps, 146,327
flavicollis, 204
flavif'rons, 204
flavipes, 210, 326
flavol'asciatus, 265
fl tvoguttata, 211
flavolimbata, 228
flavolineata, 256, 355
flavomaculata, 204
flavopicta, 344
liavopunctata, 352

flavoscutellata, 41
iiavosparsa, 218
flavovirescens, 269
tioriger, 305
llosfolia, 15
foliata, 37
Forda, 303, 1
formicaria, 303
formidenda, 164
fortis,132
fossullatus, 243
foveolata, 224
fracticosta, 275
l'ragariae,292
frangulEe, 287
fraxini, 305
frenulatus, 346
frigida, 126
frou talis, 25
Fulgorellae, 41
Eulgorina, 41
Fulgorites, 41
fulgoroides, 41, 67
fuliginosa, 260
fulvirostris, 41
fulvofasciatus, 244
fulvopunctatus, 229
fulvoviridis, 23
fulva, 274
fulvus, 77
fumigata, 314
fumipenella, 289
fumipenais, 17
funebris, 261, 344
funesta, 260, 336, 338
fusca, 229
fuscata, 356
fuscicomis, 303
fuscifrous, 302
fuscinervis, 324
fuscipennis, 322, 326
fuscofasciata, 331
fuscomaculata, 260
fusconervosa, 310
fuscovaria, 263
fuscovenosa, 309
fusiformis, 47, 257

G.

Gabrita, 254
Gadora, 84
galeata, 341
gaiii, 276
gastrica, 310
Gayi, 354
gazella, 159
gei, 291
genrina, 218
geniculate, 204
genistce, 283

geographica, 353
georaetrica, 209
Germari, 205
Germaria, 224
gibbipenne, 93
gibbosa, 142
glaucescens, 118
Glyphina, 299
gnaphalii,301
gothica, 193
gracilis, 125
gramiuis, 302
granulata, 195
granulatus, 278
granulinervis, 325
grata, 107
gratiosa, 203, 274
gratum, 169
grossa, 224
grossulariae, 285
Guerinii, 351
guttipes, 50, 157
guttularis, 29, 111
Gypona, 255

H.

hamadryas, 304

hamifer', 159

Hapalomelus, 326

hastatus, 245

hastifera, 25

hastipennis, 30

hebes, 38, 122

hectica, 209

hederse, 284

Helena, 110

helichrysi, 287

Helochara, 235

hemiptera, 28

Hemiptycha, 142

Hemisphcerius, 94

heraclei, 281
herbida, 235
herpes, 359
Heteronotus, 154, 339
hieracii, 290
hieroglyphica, 349
hilare, 169
hippophaes, 279
Hiracia, 96
hispida, 127, 156
histrio, 219
hcematoceps, 270
Holmgreni,311
Hoplophora, 129
Horiola, 153
Hotinus,41, 315
hottenttottus, 321, 346
Huechj's, 40, 314
humeralis, 70, 206

INDEX.

365

humilis, 161
humuli, 280

hyalipenuis, 270, 324,347
hyalinus, 297
hyalopterus, 278
hyperophilus, 297
hypoleuca, 316
Hypselonectopum, 317
Hysteropterum, 93, 32!'

Iassides, 260
Iassus, 270
ichthyocephala, 229
ieterica, 353
ignava, 96
ignicolor, 208
ignidorsum, 124
iguota, 235
illustris, 208
imatitise, 281
imbellis, 2
imbricata, 230
imniaculata, 218
impedita, 137
impictifrons, 269
impressifrons, 209, 336
hnpudica, 221
inaequalis, 74
incerta, 149
includens, 177
inclyta, 187
incon^rua, 340
indefinita, 223
indeterminata, 148
indicanda, 318
indicans, 128
iudicatus, 266
indivulsa, 33
ineffectus, 266
inferens, 176
infixa, 149
infixus, 88
infuscata, 283
innotabilis, 35
innotata, 233
inornata, 134
insculpta, 67
insignis, 178
insistens,232
insolita, 227
iuspergata, 352
instans, 119,213
insularis, 8
intercepta, 331, 350
interclusa, 5
interior, 82
interraedius, 244
intersecta, 237
intcrspersa, 255

interstans, 32
interstitialis, 355
intracta, 116, 338
intricata,43, 107
intybi, 288
irregularis, 238
irrorata, 236
Isporisa, 68
Issites, 86
Issoides, 86
Issus, 86, 328

jacese,290
jacob8eaj,282, 284
jactans, 357
Jerala, 85
Juglandieola, 296
Jugtandis, 290
juncta, 80
Juniperi, 297

Laboulbenii, 231
laburui, 283
Lachnus, 296
lactea, 223
lactucae, 285, 294
la3ta, 248, 356
lffitabilis, 55
lamii, 283
lamiaata, 359
laminifer, 159
lanifera, 316
lanius, 339
lantanse, 285
lanuginosa, 299
Lapeyrousii, 170
lappa?, 281
laricis, 297, 304
larus, 7

lateralis, 146, 224
laticauda, 147
laticeps, 326
laticorne, 134
latilinea, 147
latimargo, 159
latipennis, 230
latiusculus, 347
Latreillii, 167
laurii'olia, 117
Lecanium, 304
lectissima, 45
Ledra, 248, 359
lemniscatus, 346
lepida, 133, 352
l«'pidipennis,222
Lepyrouia, 190, <4>

Lessonii, 170
ieucampix, 202
leucaspis, 158
leucomelas, 272, 270, S9t
leucopa, 217
leucospila, 217
leucotelus, 155, 339
lignosa, 166
ligustri, 280
ligustrinellum, 298
limacodes 1 47
limbellata, 333
limitans, 99
limitata, 68, 203
limpida, 2:31
linarite, 291
linearis, 236, 305
lineata, 51,193, 356
lineatipennis, 271
lineatocollis, 235, 260
lineatus, 92
lineiceps, 354
lineifera, 12
lineigerus, 268
lineola, 20, 146, 272
lineoligera, 263
lineosa, 134
Linnei, 346
longa, 218
longicaudata, 288
longifrons, 89
lougipes, 207, 356
longula, 311
loniceree,280, 307
Lucasii, 353
lucernea, 225, 242
lucicola, 243
luctuosa, 311
lugens, 224, 325, 326, 332,

342
lugubris, 194
lunaris, 273
lunata, 194
lurida,60,207, 331
luridescens, 240
lutea, 352
lutescens, 117
luteus, 269
lychnidis, 282
Lystra, 316
lystroides, 44

M.

macrophthalma, 309
inacroptera, 207
mactata, 216
macula, 179
maculata, 237
raaculatus, 244
maculella, 2!S'J

2 K

3(j(i

INDEX.

maculicollis, 28, 353

maculifrons, 242, 329

maculinervis, 263

maculipes, 355

maculosa, 9, 52

madagascariensis, 218

magnifrons, 238

mahaleb, 286

major, 229

malaya, 270, 331

malayus, 328

mali, 281,285

malifoliae, 285

malvae, 286, 293

marginalis, 82

marginata, 175, 225, 350

marginatus, 303

marginelineata, 332

margineUa, 21, 211, 224,
289

marmorata, 224

marsupialis, 300
maura, 187, 342
medicaginis, 284
medius, 269
melanchloa, 192
melanocephala, 210
melanogona, 63
melanopyrrha, 214
Mellerbo'rgi,331
Membracina, 123
Membracis, 123
memorabilis, 186
mesomela, 324
metallescens, 195
metuenda, 164
mexicana, 350
mi cans, 356
Micreune, 164
raillefolii, 292
Mindanus, 300
mimica, 123
Mina, 165
miniata, 206
minor, 233
mira, 321
mirabilis, 201
misella, 274, 310
misellus, 261
modesta, 200
modestus, 270
moerens, 348
moesta, 205
moestus, 322
Mogannia, 39
mollipes, 233
molluginis, 275, 284
Mouecphora, 176,343
monoceros, 323
Monophlebus, 306
monstruosa, 201
muliebris, 76

multicolor, 168, 193, 199
multiformis, 129
multilinea, 252
multipars, 220
multireticulata, 318
munda, 152
muscarius, 265
mutabilis, 207
mutans, 237
mutilatum, 94
Myopa, 199
Myosotidis, 281
Mysidia, 97

N.

naiadum, 279
nasalis, 120
nasturtii, 287, 294
natalensis, 318, 321, 347
natalicola, 330
nebulosa, 97, 210
Nephesa, 107
nervosa, 241

nervoso-punctatum, 168
nervosus, 269
Nessorhinus, 136
nexus, 80
niger, 95
nigra, 23

nigricans, 225, 311
nigriceps,243
nigri fascia, 193
nigrifrons.101,221
nigrilux, 246
nigrina, 256, 263
nigripes, 207
nigriplaga, 4
nigri ventris, 21, 354
nigrocincta, 108, 352
nigroguttata, 349
nigroirrorata, 316
nigronervosa, 256
nigropunctata, 241
nigrorufa, 143
nigrum, 168
nitida, 356
nivea, 274
niveiplaga, 160
nodosus, 154
norma, 221
notabilis, 181, 186
notata, 176
notatus, 347
notula, 323
noveboracensis, 192
imbifurca, 28
nubilus, 80
nubivena, 17
nymphaeae, 279

obligens, 251

obliqua, 39, 70, 230, 239,

336
obliquus, 267
oblongus, 296
obscur a, 218,274,291
obscuripennis, 324
obsoleta, 209
obstans, 162
obtecta, 356
obtusa, 37, 225, 239
obtusata, 260
ocellatus, 315
ocellifera. 112
occidentis, 36
ocbraceus, 244
ochrina, 34
ochropus, 286
octolineata, 349
ocularis, 265
oculata, 203
olivacea, 147
olivascens, 265
ononidis, 277
ononis, 292
operosa, 46
opponens, 159
oppugnans, 131, 160
orbona, 225
ornata, 244
ornatus 188
osmyloides, 104
( tstama, 86
ovalis, 91
ovatipennis, 88
Oxyacanthse, 281
Oxygonia, 137
Oxypleura, 308
Oxyrhacbis, 128

Pachypappa, 300
pacifica, 357
padi, 385
pallens, 323
pallida, 193
pallidicosta, 115
pallipes, 211,235
papaveris, 287
paradoxa, 127
parallel a, 225
parallelum, 168
pardalis, 263
Paricana, 106
Parmula, 152
parviceps, 167
pastinaceae, 280
patruelis, 308, 337, 347

INDEX.

367

patulus, 341
paullula, 219
paupera, 119
pavo, 218
Paykulli,255
pelargonii, 293
pellucida, 207
Peltocheirus, 2-17
Peltonotus,337
Pemphigus, 300, 301
penicillata, 2
Penthimia,259
peracuta, 120
peragrans, 347
perfecta, 139
Perinoia, 191
perplexus, 80
perpulchra, 309
Perrisii, 253
persics, 282
persistans, 231, 338
personata, 229
perspicillata, 49
pervigatus, 244

petalocephala, 254

phaleratus, 346

Phalaenomorpba, 321

Philya, 126

phcenicea, 204

Phlebopterum,336

phosphoreus, 247

Phrictus, 315

Phyllaphis, 298

physocephala, 231

Phytopbthirides, 274

picta. 130

pictibasis, 31

pictilis, 342

pictula, 85

pilifera, 314

pilipennis, 210

pimpinellse, 285

pineti, 296, 298

pineticola, 296

pinguicula, 345

pini, 259, 297, 304

pinicorticis, 305

pisi, 293

placabilis, 46

placida, 325

plagiata, 225

plana, 235

planaris, 190

plauiuscula, 251

plantaginis, 285

platani, 295

platanoides, 278, 294

Platymetopius, 270

Platypleura, 2, 308

plebeius,268

Plegmatoptera, 59

plenipenais, 104

plicata, 127
Pocbazia, 107
pcecila, 262
pcecilochlora, 11
Pceciloptera, 109, 333
Poiocera, 49, 316
Polyglypta, 136
Polygoui, 276
ponderosus, 315
populeus, 298
populi, 277, 298
populneus, 302
porrectus, 262
postica.177,258, 344
posticata, 176
pramorsum, 336 .
prsestans, 106
praeusta, 255
prasina, 59, 192, 258
prasinus, 270
primaria, 334
Proceps, 273
Procipbilus, 300
Proconia, 224, 359
producta, 233

Prolepta, 315
proletella, 307
prolixus, 347
prominens, 151 , 261
proponens, 312

Proteus, 260

proxima, 206
pruinosa, 75; 230

pruni, 278, 282

pruni folia? , 289

pruni na, 202

psittacus,59

Psylla, 274

Psyllidae, 274

Pteridis, 324

Pterygia, 127

Ptyelus, 188, 346

pubescens, 144, 235, 303

pudens, 212

pudica, 174

pugionatus, 348

pulchella, 310

pulcherrima, 234, 310

pulchra, 200, 316, 325

pullula, 324

punctata, 316

punctatella, 289

punctatissima, 209

punctato-nervosus, 262

punctato-vittata, 97

punctatus, 243

puncticeps, 73

punctifera, 71 , 153, 249

punctifrons, 86, 118

punctiger, 261

punctimargo, 81

punctosus, 246

punctulata, 194
punctulum, 274
pustulatus, 80, 243
pyri, 282, 285, 302, 305
Pyrops, 43
pyrrhotelus, 224

quadricarina, 249
quadridens, 127
quadrifascia, 97
quadriguttata, 205
quadrilineata, 218
quadrimacula, 124
quadrimaculata, 238
quadrinotatus, 268
quadripunctata, 238
quadripunctatus, 340
quadrivittata, 206
qu atuordecem - punctata,

349
quercus, 295
quinque-signata, 194

E.

radicis, 303
rana, 191
raniformis, 337
ranunculi, 302
recta, 39
Reichii, 356
rectispina, 156
reducta, 218
reflexa, 247
repanda, 237
repleta, 334
repletus, 267
resecta, 200
resima, 44
respiciendus, 322
reticulata, 198
reticulatus, 154
retractus, 91
retrahens, 327
reversa, 215
revertens, 327
rhamni, 287
Rhaphirhinus, 247
rbei, 286
Rhinaulax, 342
rhiuetta, 211
Rbinortha, 47
Rhinotettix,326
Rhi/.oterus, 303
Rbopalosipbum, 279
Rhotala, 86
ribicola, 293
i ibis, 280, 293

368

INDEX.

Ricania, 104,331

Itobertsonii, 21

roboris, 296

rorea, 304

rorida, 273

rorulentus, 271

rosea?, 292

rosarum, 292

rostrata, 333

rostratus, 244

rotundata, 174

rubella, 344

rubi, 293

rubida, 344

rubiginosa, 226

rubra, 109
rubricanda, 211

rubriceps, 317
rubriyuttata, 351
rubripenms, 208
rubriventris, 349
rubrolimbata, 230
rubroliueatus, 270
lubromaculata, 218
rubromarginata, 355
rubrorivulata, 344
rubrotseniata, 351
rudis, 13
ruficaput, 211
ruficauda, 202
ruficeps, 196
ruficollis, 311
rufifacies, 244
rufifrons, 83
rufiglobum, 158
rufilinea, 116
rufimanus, 77
* rufiraargo, 197
rufipenuis, 350
rufipes, 202
rufisparsa, 56
ruiiventris, 96, 236
ruforivulata, 344
rufovarius,95
rugicollis, 241
ru^osus, 158, 247
rugulosus, 54
rumicis, 283, 286, 287, 288
ruptiliuea, 107
rutilans, 244

S.

sagata, 194
Sagittarius , 245
Sahlbergi, 260, 310
Salamaudra, 354
salicarice, 288
Sarabuci, 283
sanguiflua, 224, 330
sanguinans, 212

sanguinea, 197
sancuineo-sparsa, 255
sanguineovittata, 353

sanguinicollis, 197
sanguinipes, 316
sanguinolenta, 351
saturata, 6
Scariles, 248
Scans, 252
Schaumi, 94
Schaumii, 200
Schizoneura, 298, 299
scissa, 226
scriptiventris, 76
scutellata, 225
Sedi, 287
segmentalis, 203
selecta, 184
selenocephalus, 262
semiannulatum, 167
semiannulus,42
semicircularis, 219
semiclara, 220
semirlava, 187, 344
semiguttata, 206
semi nigra, 325
semilutea, 343
semipellucida, 316 •
semirosea, 170
semitecta, 129
semivitrea, 184, 222
separata, 236
septemfasciata, 201
septemguttata, 233
septentrionalis, 193
sepulchralis, 317
seria, 331
Sericans, 20, 309
Serida, 106
Serpylli, 284
Serripedes, 192
Servillei, 168, 201
setifer, 271
setinervis, 321
severa, 310
severus, 268
sexguttata, 205
sexlineata, 355
sexpustulata, 351
signifera, 22
Signoreti, 357
Sii, 287
similans, 328
similatus, 242
simile, 167
similis, 182, 235
Simotettix, 317
simplex, 80, 92, 122
simulans, 183
singula, 85
singularis, 7
sinuatus, 2(55

Siphonophora, 289
smaragdiliuea, 318
smaragdinum, 294
smaragdula, 323
Smilia, 132, 338
sobrina, 109,308,359
sobrinus,336
solidaginis, 293
soligena, 177
solitaris, 203
somptuosa, 217
Sonchi, 293
Sorbi, 284

sordida, 255, 342,354
sordidula, 259, 324
sparsa, 263
sparsutus, 243
Spartii, 291
spatulata, 234
spectabilis, 55
spectans, 91
speilinea, 68
sphenorhina, 179
Sphengophorus, 127
spinicornis, 340
Spinolae, 206
spoliata, 36
Spondylii, 278
spumifera, 345
squarus, 147
stabilis, 135
Stagana, 301
Stalii, 350
staphylese, 279
Stegaspis, 165
Stegelytra.264,341
stellar is, 238
Stellata, 220
Stenocotis, 251
Steveni, 311
stigmatipenrris, 273
stipata, 228
stipatus, 155
Stridulantia, 1
strigata, 136
strigulosa,84, 153
strongylodoemas, 319
stupidus, 99
stylata, 210
stylatus, 268
suavipennis, 196
sub fascia, 11, 168
subflava, 234
subguttata, 105
sublinea, 114
submacula, 297
submaculata, 172
subnigricaas, 189
subpustulata, 343
subsimilis, 128
subtacta, 256
subtaugens, 319, 320

I M.I \.

369

subterranea, 290
subvittata, 251
suffusa, ISO
sulcata, 236
sulcicollis, 286
sulphurea, 338
sumtuosa, 342
sumtuosum, 317
superba, 20
suturalis, 317
sutuvella, 358
symphiti,282

tteniatus, 297
tanacetaria, 293
tanaceti, 200
tagalica, 330
tarsalis,351
taurina, 131
taurus, 158
telii'era, 20, 84
temper ata, 2 V
tenebrifer, 189
tenebrosa, 225
Teunantina, 111
tenuistriga, 31 1
terminalis, 56, 237
tessellata, 44, 355
testacea, 131, 2S9
testaceus, 244, 265
testudinarius, 328
Tetraneura,301
Tettigometra, 336

Tettigonia, 192, 348

Tettigonides, 192

thalictri,283

Thamnotettix, 269

Thecabius, 302

Thelaxes, 299

Thelia, 138

Thopha, 5

thoraeica, 257

Tbracia, 98

tibialis, 102

tiliffi, 294, 295

Titonii, 358 __

Tomaspis, 175

tomentosa, 22

torpidus, 95

Toxoptera, 299

Trama, 303

Tragopa, 149

translucidus, 360

transversa, 40, 'M>, 203,
344

transversalis, 14*
tredecimpunctata

tremul*, 297,298
triangularis, 21:;
tricolor, 213
Triecpbora, 343

trifasciata, lit', 201,349

trit'oliaceus, 163
trigutta, 104
trilineaticeps, 202
trioza, 276
Tripodia, 127
tripunctata, 193
Triquetra, 131, 243
tristis, 207
trita, 233

trivittata, 211

troglodytes, 203

Tropidocephala, 327

Tropiduchus, 336

truncatella, 332

truncatipennis, 2:10

truncatum, 93

tuberculata, 315

tuberipenuis, 326

tumidil'rons, 65

tussilaginis, 290

Tychea, 302

Tvphlocyba, 273

Typhlocyboides, 234

typicus, 96

V-

vacca, 303
vacillans, 3
Vacuna, 299
vagans, 300
vacrinata, 132
validicornis, 340
variabilis, 209
varicolor, 224
variegata, 234
variegatus,321
variolosa, 210
variolosus, 188
varipennis, 98, 113
varius, 162
venosa, 201, 255, 262
ventralis, 209, 269
veruriculata, 354
versicolor, 277
verticalis, 207
vesicalis, 300
vespiformis, 199
vibuvni, 285, 286
vicise, 293
vicina, 199
vicinum, 167
vidua, 333,344
viduus, 261

vinula.259,309,317, 313
virescens, 259
virginea, 212
viridescens, 231, 257
viridicans, 346
viridis, 192

viridissima, 28, 138, 1 16
virpiistrigu, 1 15

■> iridivitta, 237
viridula, 27

virilis, 75
vitreicosta, 272
vitripenne, 32 I
vitripennis, 225
vitticollis, 261,326
vittit'acies, 358
vittiger, 188
vittulata, 250
volens, 108
vulnerata, 354
vulpes, 136

ulcerata, 234
ulmaria;, 291
ulmi,299,30l
Ulopa, 342
Umbonia, 120. 338
umbellatarum, 286
umbrilinea, 19
umbriniar.no, 32, 1 15
umbrosus, 347
uadata, 22")
unicolor, 167
unifascia, 48
unit'asciata, 200
uniformis, 131
unimaculata, 219
Uroxiphus, 341
urticae, 290
urticaria, 285
Urvillei, 170
ustulatus, 265

W.

Wahlbergi, 255, 308, 317,

330
Walkeri, 333
Westwoodi,206
Wol fella, 248

xanthocephala, 1 "<
xanthogramma, 209
xantbomela, 180
xauthomelas, 276, 339
xanthonota, 211
xanthorhina, 170
Xerophloca, 259
xylostei, 259, 279, 301

zamise, 305
Zaramara,
zonata, 332

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