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Vol. XVII.

CATALOGUE
OF
ORIENTAL AND SOUTH ASIATIC
NEMOCERA.

By

E. BRUNETTI.

Calcutta :

PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTOR, ZOOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA,
PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS.

JUNE, 1920.

AUTHOR’S PREFACE.
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The preparation of the present Catalogue has extended over several
years, and it has been laid aside frequently in favour of more urgent
work; this fact, in conjunction with the wholesale revisions in the
classification of the Culicidae, rendered necessary in its progress by the
publication of numerous papers by various authors, and the large
number of additions and alterations in Cecidomyidae, Chironomidae
and Tipulidae combining to render the task one of considerable diffi-
culty.

It follows that omissions and inaccuracies must have occurred,
and, as a matter of fact, they are continually coming to light. The
catalogue is not made up to any particular date, all available names
being incorporated up to about the middle of 1919, but the printing
has been a matter of many months and it has therefore been impossible
to include, even in the ‘‘ Errata and Addenda,” the very latest acces-
sions to the Oriental Fauna. ‘The Author trusts that these facts may
be taken into consideration. Readers will very greatly assist him by
notifying errors as they are discovered.

FE. BRUNETTI.

Calcutta, May 6th, 1920.

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INTRODUCTION.

Van Der Wulp’s “ Catalogue of the Diptera of South Asia”’
(1896) has been the only one available since its publication, and
the want of a more up-to-date work has probably been felt by all
workers in this somewhat neglected order of insects. The present
effort is, so far as the first suborder goes, an endeavour to fill the
breach pro tempore, for the study of oriental diptera is very obvi-
ously still in its infancy.

The arrangement of families and subfamilies is the one that
appears to me most natural, and the nomenclature adopted is that
which has, with few exceptions, been used by the leading diptero-
logists of the past three quarters of a century. The opportunity
may here be taken to state my unshakeable adherence to both the
present classification and nomenclature. The continual shuffling
of names under the guise of priority is a wholly unnecessary
handicap to effective study, and the only way to establish finality
is to retain the nomenclature which has been found satisfactory
by practically all the greatest writers on diptera. Osten Sacken
and Verrall openly confessed to ‘‘continuity before priority’’ and
I cannot but whole-heartedly agree with them in the best interests
of the science itself.

As has been pointed out by others besides myself, Meigen’s
paper of 1800 (which has been the chief cause of the suggested
general overturning of the principal generic and family names
throughout the order by the strict priorist) was not binomial, no
species being given as representative of the genera described. This
fact, therefore, in itself entirely invalidates its acceptance under
the customary laws of zoological literature, and the adoption of
the names contained in it seems to suggest merely a morbid crav-
ing for continual change.

It is not out of place to recall Verrall’s view that it is incum-
bent upon us to accept the methods of the writers of old and the
etiquette of their times. Meigen’s ‘“ 1800 paper” as it has been
called was wholly preparatory ; the author himself almost entirely
ignored it in his later works, and his right to rename his genera
was never questioned by his confréres at the time he wrote.

My own fixed policy is to retain the nomenclature as em-
ployed by the principal authors of the last century, Schiner, Loew
Meigen, Macquart, Walker, Osten Sacken, Verrall and their con-
temporaries, and family and subfamily names should be held in-

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violable for ever. Generic and specific names of long standing
should be similarly regarded and the strict priorist discouraged
in every possible way. Within the last few years I read some-
where that the great majority of American and German zoologists
were opposed to the rigid application of the law of priority yet
the International Commission appear to be mainly composed of
those of the opposite way of thinking.

Some endeavour has been made to ascertain the location of
types but for various reasons the results have not been over-satis-
factory. My best thanks are due and tendered to those who have
assisted me in this matter, notably Mr. Edwards of the British
Museum and Mr. F. V. Theobald respecting many of his types in
Culicidae.

A number of types (though of which species is by no means
certain) of Walker and of Doleschall described from the Malay
Peninsula and the East Indian Islands are definitely known to be
lost and a certain number of those of Osten Sacken have been for
many years, presumed lost also. In cases where the location of
the type is not stated in the present Catalogue it simply means
that no information has been obtained about it. All types of my
own species, unless otherwise stated, were in good condition at the
time of description.

REFERENCE LIST OF LOCALITIES.

Albay, a Province in Luzon.

Angeles, Pampanga, Philippine Is.
Armageon, east coast, India.

Aru (Aroe), one of the East Indian Islands.
Astrolabe Bay, Papua. _

Aurangabad, Hyderabad State.

Badrinath, 10,200 ft., Garhwa! Dist., United Provinces, India.
Bago, 450 ft., Negros Occidental, Philippine Is.
Bakloh, 4,500—5,000 ft., Punjab.

Balighai, near Puri, Orissa.

Bandaong (Bandong), Java.

Bangalore, 3,000 ft., Mysore State, S. India.
Barogh, 5,000 ft., Simla Dist., Western Himalayas.
Bataan, one of the Philippines.

Batticaloa, district on EK. Coast of Ceylon.
Bayembang, Pangasinan, Philippine Is.

Benguet, Province in Luzon.

Berars, Province in the Deccan, India.

Berhampur, Murshidabad Dist., Bengal.
Berlinhafen, Papua.

Bhim Tal, 4,500 ft., Kumaon Div., W. Himalayas.
Bhogaon, Purneah Dist., Bihar, India.

Bhowali, 5,700 ft., Kumaon Div., W. Himalayas.
Buitenzorg, Java.

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Bukit Kutu, 3,400 ft., Federated Malay States.
Bulaco, Mindoro Is., Philippines.

Camerines Sur, Province in Luzon.

Canara, see North Kanara.

Canlaon Volcano, 2,300 ft., Negros Is., Philippines.
Castle Rock, N. Kanara District, Western India.
Cavite, near Manila (Luzon).

Cebu, one of the Philippines.

Chilka Lake, east coast of India.

Chitlong, Nepal.

Chittagong, EKastern Bengal.

Cochin State, South India.

Coconada, East Coast, Madras Presidency,
Coonoor, 6,000 ft., Nilgiri Hills, Madras Presidency.
Coromandel, 2,500 ft., east coast of India.
Cottabato, Mindanao, Philippine Is.

Dacca, district in Eastern Bengal.

Damukdia, Damukdia Ghat, on River Ganges (Calcutta-Darji-
ling route), N. Bengal.

Darjiling, Eastern Himalayas: most of the localities given in
this catalogue are from the town and its immediate neigh-
bourhood, about 6,900 ft. ‘The altitude of the district
ranges from about 1,000 to 10,000 ft.

Dawna Hills, 2,000—3,000 ft., Amherst Dist., Burma.

Deccan, a general term for Hyderabad State and adjacent
districts, India.

Deesa, Cantonment in Bombay Presidency.

Dehra Dun, foot of Mussoorie Hills, W. Himalayas.

Depok, Java.

Deslac Island, off coast of Papua.

Dharampur, 5,000 ft., Simla District.

Dharamsala, West Himalayas.

Dindings, Straits Settlement.

Djokjokarta, Java.

Dondra, extreme south of Ceylon.

Dorey, a small island off Papua.

Dum Dum, near (and N. of) Caicutta.

Ellichpur, Berar, Central India.

Ennur, Madras Coast.

Erima, Astrolabe Bay, Papua.

Ernakulam, Cochin.

Etawah, district in United Provinces, India.
Etna Bai, South Papua.

Ferozepore, district and city in the Punjab.
Foo Chow, South China.

Fort McKinley, Luzon, Philippine Is.
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Papua.

Records of the Indian Museum. [Vou XVI

Galle, south coast of Ceylon.

Gangtok, 6,000 ft., Sikkim State.

Garhwal Dist., base of Western Himalayas.
Ghoom, 7,500—8,000 ft., above Darjiling.

Goa, district on west coast of India (Portuguese).
Gombong, Mid-Java.

Gonda, N. India, south of Nepal.

Gopkuda Island, Chilka Lake, east coast of India.
Gorontalo, Malay Archipelago.

Guimaris Is., Philippines.

Gunung Ungaren, Java.

Hakgala, 7,000 ft., Central Ceylon.
Hajonoy, Luzon.

Hoshangabad, Central Provinces, India.
Huon Gulf, Papua.

Jalpaiguri, N. Bengal plains, south of Darjiling.

Jeypore, State in Madras Presidency.

Jhansi, district in United Provinces, India.

Jhaunsa, Tons Valley, Western Himalayas.

Jolo, Island and City, Philippines.

Jubbelpore (Jubbulpur, etc.), Central Provinces, India,

Jugra, 1,000 ft., on solitary hill on Langat Riv., Federated
Malay States.

Kandy, 1,600—1,700 ft., Central Ceylon.

Kangra Valley, 4,500—4,800 ft., Punjab.

Karachi, city on west coast of India, Sind.

Karwar, Coast Town, Bombay Presidency.

Kalimpong, 2,000—5.500 ft., Darjiling District.

Kasauli, 6,300 ft., Simla District.

Katihar, Purnea Dist., Bihar, India.

Katmandu, Nepal.

Kawkareik, base of Dawna Hills, Tenasserim.

Key Islands, Eastern Malay Archipelago.

Khasi Hills, Assam, S. of Brahmaputra R.

Klang, on Klang Riv., Federated Malay States.

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor State, Federated Malay States.

Kuching, British N. Borneo.

Kufri, 8,000 ft., Simla District, Western Himalayas.

Kumaon, Area in Western Himalayas, including Naini Tal and
Bhim Tal.

Kurseong, about 5,000 ft., below Darjiling.

Laguna, Province in Luzon.
Lahago, Central Lias Island.
Lahore, Punjab.

Lake Chiika, east coast of India.
Laos, Siam.

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Leyte, one of the Philippines.

Lushai Hills, Assam, on N E. Frontier of India.

uzon, the principal island in the Philippines, in which is
Manila.

Macassar (Makessar), Celebes.

Maddathorai, Travancore State, 5. India.
Madhupur, Bengal.

Madulsima, 2,500-3,000 ft., Central Ceylon.
Makerian, Punjab.

Mandalay, district and city in Upper Burma.
Manila, Luzon.

Manipur, State in Assam.

Margherita, Assam.

Marinduque, one of the Philippines.

Masbata, one of the Philippines.

Maskeliya, 4,000 ft., Central Ceylon.

Matheran, Bombay Presidency, India.

Matiana, 8,000 ft., Simla District, Western Himalayas.
Mazbat, Mangaldai Dist., Assam.

Medan, Sumatra.

Meenglass, Dooars, Jalpaiguri, Bengal.
Merauke, South Papua.

Mergue, Assam.

Mergui, Tenasserim, Lower Burma.

Mian Mir, near Lahore (q.v.).

Mindanao, one of the Philippines.

Mindoro, one of the Philippines.

Moerah Tewah, Borneo.

Moradabad, United Provinces, India.
Moulmein, Amherst District, Tenasserim, Lower Burma.
Mount Hauseman, Astrolabe Bay, Papua.
Mount Singalang, Sumatra.

Mount Siya-Siya ; v. Canlaon Volcano.
Mozufferpore, Bihar, India.

Muina, Papua.

Mungphu, 5,000 ft., Darjiling District, Eastern Himalayas.
Murree Hills, W. Himalayas, Punjab.
Mussoorie, 6,000—7,000 ft., Western Himalayas.
Mysore, State in S. India.

Nagpur, town and district in Central Provinces, India.

Naini Tal, 6,500—7,000 ft.. Kumaon, W. Himalayas.

Nara Ghat, Nepal, near Indian Frontier.

Narcondam Island, Bay of Bengal, 80 miles East of North
Andaman Island.

Nedumangad, Io miles N.E. of Trivandrum (q.v.).

Negros (Occidental), one of the Philippines.

Nicobar Islands, south of the Andamans.

Nilgiri Hills, about 3,000—8,000 ft., Madras Presidency.

Records of the Indian Museum. {[VoL. XVII,

Nongpoh, Assam.

North Kanara Dist., on Goa Frontier, Western Coast of
Bombay Presidency.
N.B.—South Kanara Dist. is in Madras Presidency.

Ootacamund, Nilgiri Hills, South India, alt. 7,000--8,000 ft.
Orissa, East Coast of India.

Padang, W. Sumatra.

Pahang, Malay States.

Palawan, one of the Philippines.

Pallode, Travancore State, S. India.

Pampanga, Province in Luzon.

Pangasinan, Province in Luzon.

Pangerango, Java.

Pangkor Haut, Malay Peninsula.

Parang, Mindanao, Philippine Is.

Paresnath Hill (4,800 ft.), Bihar.

Paumonu River, Papua.

Peradeniya, Ceylon, 4 miles from Kandy.

Perak, Federated Malay States.

Phagu, 8,700—9,000 ft., Simla District, Western Himalayas.
Phrapatoon, Siam.

Port Canning, 30 miles S. of Calcutta, on Matla River.
Port Swettenham, Selangor, Federated Malay States.
Preanger, Borneo.

Pundaluoya, 5,000 ft., Mid-Ceylon.

Puri, Orissa Coast.

Purneah, district in Bihar, India.

Pusa (Agricultural Research Institute), Bihar, India.

Quilon, Coast Town, Travancore, S. India.

Rajmahal, N. Bengal.

Rajpore, base of Mussoorie Hills, Western Himalayas.

Rajshahi, North Bengal.

Ranikhet (Ranaghat, Reneghat), 4,000 ft., Kumaon, Western
Himalayas.

Raub, Pahang, Federated Malay States.

Rawas, Mid-Sumatra.

Rio Baco, Chicago, Mindoro, Philippine Is.

Rizal, Province in Luzon.

Samar, one of the Philippines.

Sambalpur, Central Provinces, India.

Selangor, Federated Malay States.

Seleo Berlinhafen, Papua.

Selve, Papua.

Semarang, Java.

Senchal, 8,000 ft., Darjiling District, E. Himalayas.

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Serang Tjimahi, Java.

Shahjahanpur, district in United Provinces, India.

Shamnagar, Bengal.

Shan Hills, Upper Burma.

Shaohyling, S. China.

Shasthancotta, Travancore State, S. India.

Shencotta, Travancore State, S. India.

Shillong, 4,900—6,400 ft., Assam.

Sibsagar, Assam.

Sikhim (Sikkim), State in Eastern Himalayas, often confused
with Darjiling District.

Siliguri, base of Darjiling Hills, 200 ft.

Simbang, Huon Gulf, Papua. [alayas.

Simla, 7,000-—8,o00 ft., town in Simla District, Western Him-

Singla, 1,500 ft., Darjiling District.

Soekaboemi, City on E. extremity of Java.

Soerabaya, East Tava.

Soeroelangoen, Sumatra.

Soondrijal, Nepal.

Stephansort, Papua.

Sukna, 500 ft., base of Darjiling Hills.

Sukwani, Nepal, near Indian Frentier.

Sula, Indo-Malay Archipelago.

Sureil, 5,000 ft., Darjiling District.

Sylhet, district in Assam.

Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay States. 4. [deney:

Talewadi, near Castle Rock, N. Kanara District, Bombay Presi-

Tamsui, Formosa.

Tandjong, N.E. Sumatra.

Tandjong Priok, near Batavia, Java.

_Tandong, 4,000 ft., Tenasserim.

Tayabas, Province in Luzon.

Tellschong, Nicobar Islands.

Tenmalai, Western Ghats, Travancore State.

Thaumaspur, Lower Nepalese Himalayas.

Thayetmyo, Upper Burma.

“The Gap,” Pass between Selangor and Pahang, Federated
Malay States. |

Theog, 8,000 ft., Simla District, Western Himalayas.

Tonglu, 10,000 ft., Darjiling Distr.

Tosari, E. Java.

Travancore, State in S. India.

Trivandrum, Capital of Travancore State, 5. India.

Trincomalee (Hot Wells), 8 miles inland, east coast of Ceylon.

Ukhrul, 6,400 ft., Manipur State, Assam.

Ulu Gombok, 13 miles from Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.
Ulu Kiang, near Kuala Lumpur.

Umling, Assam.

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Waigiou, one of the East Indian Islands.

Waria River, British Papua.

Weligama, south coast of Ceylon.

West Lake, Hangchow (Hankow), South China.
Wonosobo, Java.

Yomba, Papua.
Yunnan, Province in South China on Burmese Frontier.

Family CECIDOMYIIDAE.

It should be remarked respecting the nomenclature of this
family that the alterations suggested by Dr. Karsch, and accepted
by Rubsaamen, Keiffer and others, have been vigorously opposed
by both Aldrich and Osten Sacken. Aldrich says (Cat. N. Amer.
Dipt., 152): ‘‘ The practical effect of the changes adopted by
Karsch, Riibsaamen and Kieffer is to apply the name Cectdomyia
to the Dzrflosis of Osten Sacken’s catalogue, and to divide up his
Cecidomyia between Rhabdophaga and Dasyneura...... the adop-
tion of the changed nomenclature will leave few members of the
family in the same genera to which Osten Sacken referred them.”’

Osten Sacken had expounded and, I think, fully substan-
tiated his views (Ent. Month. Mag., rgor, p. 40) and concluded
as follows: ‘‘ What I would propose now would be to restore as
far as possible the original concept of Cecidomyia of Meigen and
Latreille, and to consider the very numerous new genera, since
formed at its expense, as subgenera.”

My own view is identical, but having no practical experience
of the family I refrain from inaugurating the change in the pre-
sent catalogue.

It must also be noted that species of which the adult form is
not known are not included as an integral part of the catalogue,
but the mames of such species are given, with a brief reference to
the works in which they are described.

Subfamily CECIDOMYINAE.
Sect. LASIOPTERARIAE.

Kiet Gens Ins. Mase. 152, 16,/tab. gen.

Lasioptera, Mg.

Syst. Besch. 1588 (1818).

Sch:, F. Austr. II, 406: Kief., Gen. Ins., Fasc.

152, 30 + Auctiavar.

GENOTYPE, Cecidomyia albipennis Mg., accord-

ing to Coquillett’s designation in Ig10.
Diomyza, Megerle in Mg., Syst. Besch., I, 89 (1818).

GENOTYPE, Lasioptera picta Mg., by original

designation.

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bryoniae Sch., Nov. Reise, Dipt., 5, 7 2, pl. i, 2, wing, 3, ant.

(1868).
Madras. Type in Vienna Museum.
textor Kieff., Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. X XIX, 155, 2 (1905).
Bengal. Type in Kieffer’s collection. Kieffer erects two

species, longispatha and trilobata in Marcellia VII, but only the
gall and larva of each is described.
iigitans Felt, Ent. News, XXVIII, 73,7 2 (1917).
Coimbatore, 3-xii-15 [Y.R. Rao]. From galls in Panicum
fluitans. i iype Cecid.a2770: *

Prolasioptera, Kieff.

Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz XXVIII, 47 (1913).
kieft., Gen. Insy Pasey i52,)33,
GENOTYPE, Lastoptera niveocincta Kieff., by ori-
ginal designation.
javanica Kieff. and Leeuwen-Reijnvaan, Marcellia IX, 123, @ 9
(Lasioptera) (1900).
Java. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Sect. OLIGOTROPHARIAE.

Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 34, tab. gen.

Microperrisia, Kieff.
Neue Gallmucken Gattungen, Bitsch, 2 (1912).
GENOTYPE unknown to present author.

pulvinariae Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 174 (1915).
Philippine Is.

zy

Panteliola, Kieff.

Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz XXVIII, 49 (1913).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 46.
GENOTYPE, presumably P. haast, sp. nov., loc.
cut.
One species only (P. haast, Kieff., loc. cit.) has been des-
cribed of this genus, but the imago is not known. It is from
Bengal.

Oligotrophus, Latr.

Hist. Nat. Crust. Ins. XIV, 288 (1805).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 49.
GENOTYPE, Tipula juniperinus Linn., by ori-
ginal designation.

No species in the adult has been described from the Orient.
The following have been set up on the gall, larva or pupa. 0.
indicus (nom. nov. for indianus preocc.), tschaemi, mangtferae,
quadrilobatus, saligneus and tenutspatha, all by Kieffer except

TO Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVilj

saligneus for which no author is quoted by that author in the
Genera Insectorum.

Trichoperrisia, Kieff.
Rec, Ind: Mus; TXs199) (nor):

Kieff., Gen: Ins. Fase: 152) 65;

GENOTYPE, T. pipertcola Kieff., by original
designation.

pipericola Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 199, @ (1913).
Peradeniya. The tyfe should be in the Indian Museum, but
has apparently not been returned by the author.

Harpomyia, Felt.

Can. Ent. XLVIII, 401 (1916).
GENOTYPE, H. indica Felt, sp. nov., loc. cit.
indica Felt, Can. Ent. XLVIII, 401, 7 2 (1916).

Pusa (presumably), 1g-viii-15 [Bahadur]; reared from larvae
found under the lining of a felt cap.

Dasyneura, Rond.

Sopra alcuni nuovi generi d’insetti Ditteri,
Parma, p. 17 (Dasineura) (1840).
Kiefiz, Gens ins: Kase..152) 86:
GENOTYPE, D. obscura Rond., by original designation.
gossypii Felt, Can. Ent. XLVIII, 29, 2 (1916).
“Type Cecid. 22678.” Sent by Mr. T: B. Pletcher, fromys:
India; o @ figured (unnamed) in his ‘*‘ South Indian Insects.”

Sect. ASPHONDYLARIAE.

Kieff. , Gen. Ins.,, Fasc. 152, 87, tab: gen.
Schizomyia, Kieff.
Ent. Nach. XIV, 183 (1889).
Kietf., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 88.
GENOTYPE, S. galii Kieff.
Only two species S. indica, Kieff. and S. incerta, Kieff.

(Marcellia VII, 154, 1908) have been described from the
Orient, but the imagos are not known.

Asphondylia, Loew.

Dipt. Beitr. IV, 21 (1850).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 395: Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc.
152, 91: Auctt.
GENOTYPE, Cecidomyia sarothamni Lw., accord-
ing to Coquillett.

Phyllophaga, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 199 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Cecidomyia fusca Mg., by original
designation.

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Cylindrocera, Lioy, Atti. Istit. Veneto (3) IX, 503
(1863).
viticola Kieff. and Leeuwen, Marcellia VIII, 124, @ @ (1909).
Java. Type in Kieffer’s collection.
sesami Felt, Can Ent. XLVIII, 31, 7 2 (1916).
South India, vi-12, reared from galls on the “‘ gingelly”” plant
(Sesamum indicum). Adult (unnamed) and gall figured in
Fletcher’s “ South Indian Insects,” p. 364.

Daphnephila, Kieff.

Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXIX, 144 (1905).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 96.
GENOTYPE, D. haasit Kieff., by original desig-

nation,
haasi Kieff., Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXIX, 144, @ 2 (1903).
Bengal. Types in Kieffer’s collection.

glandifex, zd., loc. cit., 148, 2 (1905).
Bengal. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

linderae, id., loc. cit., 149, @ (1905).
Bengal. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Sect. BRACHYNEURARIAE.

Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, Io1, tab. gen.

Hallomyia, Kieff.

Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 25 (1912).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase. 152, 106.
GENOTYPE, H. iris Kieff., by original designa-
tion.
iris Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 25, @ , figs. 1, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 17 and 19-v-10o. Three paratypes in Indian
Museum.
Sect. DIPLOSARIAE.
Eumerosema, Kieff.

Marcellia, XII, 42 (1913).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 140.
GENOTYPE, F. dispar Kieff., by original designa-

tion.
dispar Kieff., Marcellia, XII, 42, 7 2% (1913).
Formosa. Type in Entomological Museum, Berlin-Dahlem.

Chrysodiplosis, Kieff.

Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. XIV, 318 (1911).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 145.

12 Records of the Indian Museum. [VorL. XVII,

GENOTYPE, C. pulchricornis Kieff., sp. nov., loc.
cit., by present designation.
squamatipes Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 28, » (1912).
Peradeniya, 20-v-10. Type in Indian Museum, unique.

Coelodiplosis, Kieff.

Marcellia XII, 43 (1913).
Kieff., Gen. Ims:, asc. 152, 141.
GENOTYPE, C. magnipennis Kieff., by original

designation.
magnipennis Kieff., Marcellia XII, 43, 7 @ (1913).
Formosa. Type in the Entomological Museum, Berlin-
Dahlem.

‘Courteia, Kieff.

Marcellia VIII, 131 (1900).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase. 152, 153:
GENOTYPE, C. graminis Kieff., by original desig-
nation.
graminis Kieff., Marcellia VIII, 131, 2 (1909).
Java. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Feltodiplosis, Kieff.

Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 154 (1913).
Endaphis, Felt, Ent. News XXII, 128-224 (tgQr1).
GENOTYPE, F. abdominalis Felt, by original
designation.
hirta Felt, Ent. News XXII, 224 (1911).
Ceylon. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Arthrocnodax, Riibs.

Wien. Ent. Zeitg. XIV, 189 (1895).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase. 152, 155.
GENOTYPE, A. vitis Rubs., sp. nov.
rutherfordi Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 180 (1915).
Ceylon.
walkeriana, 7d., loc. cit., 181 (1915).

Ceylon.
Plutodiplosis, Kieff.

Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 27 (1912).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 166.
GENOTYPE, P. magnifica Kieff., by original desig-
nation.
magnifica Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 27, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 1I5-vii-lo. The unique type accidentally des-
troyed.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 13

Indodiplosis, Felt.

Can. Ent. XLVIII, 403 (1916).
GENOTYPE, [. manetferae, td., loc. cit., sp. nov.
mangiferae Felt, Joc. crt., 403, 7 2 (1916).

@ Bred from galls in mango leaf, Pusa, 13-11i-14, ‘‘ Case No.
1023”’; @ from same source, Pusa 26-ix-15 [T. Ram], ‘ Case
No. 100.”

Streptodiplosis, Felt.

Can. Ent. XLVIII, 405 (1916).
GENOTYPE, S. indica, 1d., loc. cit., sp. nov.
indica Felt, loc. cit., 405 ~ (1916).
Kusti, North Wynaad, S. India, 16-ii [Bahadur], on leaves
infested by the scale insect Myttlaspis piperis, Green.

Dentifibula, Felt.

Bull. N. Yk. State Mus. CX XIV, 389 (1908).
Kiefi;, Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 174.
GENOTYPE, Contarinia viburnt Felt, by origi-
nal designation.
ceylanica Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 175 (1915).
Ceylon.
obtusilobae, 7d., loc. cit., 176 (1915).
; Ceylon.
Stictodiplosis, Kieff.

Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. L XIII, 28 (1894).
Mie. Get insa. asc. 152.163.
GENOTYPE, S. nubilipennis Kieff., by original
designation.
pulcherrima Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. III, 130, fig. 2, wing (Con-
tarvinta) (1900).
Kurseong [ Haas}. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Procontarinia, Kiefi. & Cecconi.

Marcellia V, 135 (1906).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 183.
GENOTYPE, P. matteiana Kieff. & Cecconi, by
. original designation.
matteiana Kieff. & Cecconi, Marcellia, V, 135 @ 2 (1906).
Tndia. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Hypodiplosis, Kieff.
Gen. tIns;, Hase, 152, 187 (197r3).
Clinodtplosis partim., Kieff. & Ieeuwen-Reijnvaan,
Marcellia VIII, 129 (1909).

GENOTYPE, Clinodiplosis paederiae Kieff. & Leeu-
wen, by original designation.

i4 Records of the Indian Museum. [Mox.. SOV;

paederiae Kieff & Leeuwen, Marcellia, VIII, 129, @ @ (1909).
Java.- Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Oribremia, Kieff.
Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 199 (1913).
Kiefi (Gen. insk hase 520640
GENOTYPE, O. multifida Kieff., by original desig-
nation.
multifida Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 199, (1913).
Bhowali, Kumaon, W. Himalayas, 5700 ft. [Zmmis]. Type ap-
parently mislaid, not in Indian Museum.

Lestodiplosis, Kieff.

Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. LXIII, 28 (1894).

Kiet; Gent ius, Hasce152) 105.
GENOTYPE, L. alternans Kieff., by his designa-
tion.

Coprodiplosis, Kieff., Feuille Jeune Natur. XXIV,

84 (1894).
GENOTYPE, Diplosis polyport Lw., by original
designation.

ceylanicus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 28, 2? (1912).
Peradeniya. Type in Indian Museum.

Diplecus, Kieff.
Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz. XXVIII, 55 (1913).
Kyett Gen. Gus: hase. 152201
GENOTYPE, Coprodiplosis inconspicuus Kieff., by
original designation.
inconspicuus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 29, 2 (Coprodiplosis) (1912).
Peradeniya, 11 and 21-vi-1o. No definite type set up.
Described from five specimens, said by Kieffer to have been
taken in May, but the two in the Indian Museum forming part
of the set of five are dated June. ‘These become paratypes.

Diadiplosis, Felt.
Jour. N. YE. Ent: Socy Six 540 (1oKr):
GENOTYPE, D. coccidivora, id., by original desig-
nation.
coccidivora Felt, Entom. XLVII, 86 (1914).
Ceylon.
smithii Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 178 (1915).
Philippine Is.
Dyodiplosis, Rubs.
Zeits. wiss Insektenbiol. VIII, 49 (1912).

Kieff., Gen: Imsiehase: 152.5205.
GENOTYPE, D. avenariae Rubs., by original desig-

nation.

1920.] EE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera.

generosi Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 183 (1915).

Ceylon.
Pseudhormomyia, Kieff.

Synop. d. Cecid. d’Eur. et d’Alg. 57 (1898).
GENOTYPE, P. grant/ex Kieff., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Amaurosiphon, Rubs. , Zeits. wiss. Insek., VII, 391 (1911).

GENOTYPE, A. caricis Rubs., sp. nov., by origi-
nal designation.

fluviatilis Felt, Ent. News, XXVIII, 74, o 2 (1917).

[5

Coimbatore, 29-vii-16. From galls on Panicum fluitans

Yok shale,» bv pe Cecidsag777~ *
cornea Felt, Joc. cit., 76, 7 2 (1917).

Coimbatore, 2-vili-16 [Rao]. From galls on Ischaemum ciliare.

“Type Cecid. a2778.”’
Lowiola, Kieff.
Miscell. Ent. V, 5 (1896).
kiens,.Gens Ins. Fase: 152,200:
GENOTYPE, L. centaureae, according to Kieffer.
costata Felt, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 182 (1915).
Ceylon.
Orseoliella, Kieff.
Marcellia XI, 231 (1912).
Reet Gen, ins; Masc. 152. 152.

GENOTYPE, O. javanica Kieff., by original desig-
nation.

javanica Kieff., Marcellia VIII, 125, » 2 (Orseolia) (1909).

Java. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Cecidomyia, Mg.
Illig. Mag. II, 261 (1803).
och., F. Austr. II, 369 e¢ Auctt.: Kieff., Gen.
fs: Mase, 152, 207;
GENOTYPE, Tipula pini DeGeer, according to
Coquillet, and Kieffer.
Diplosis, Loew, Dipt. Beitr. IV, 20 (1850).
Cryptodiplosis, Kieff., Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. LXIV,
194 (1895).
GENOTYPE, Tipula pini, DeGeer, by ofiginal
designation.
deferenda Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 105, ? (1857).

Sarawak. Type apparently lost ; not in British Museum.

Pachydiplosis, Kieff.
Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz, XXVIII, 108 (1913).
Kiet. Gen. Ins. shasc. 152, 224°
GENOTYPE, P. apricans Kieff., by original desig-
nation.

16 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vior. vias

oryzae Wood-Mason, Amer. Naturalist, p. 149 (Cecidomyta) (1881):
YR. Rao, Je Asiat. Soc. Beng. nis; XII, p. clhocxiva(agr,)-
Bengal; living in “paddy,” causing the disease known as

* silvershoots.”’ Type untraceable, not in Indian Museum.

graminicola Kieff., Marcellia, VIII, 127,~ 2 (Clinodiplosis) (1909).
Java. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

ceylanica Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 26, 2, fig. 3, tip of antenna
(Clinodtplosis) (1912).

Peradeniya, I3-v-I0; 2, 9, and 25-vi-10; Pusa, Ig-vi-II, at
light [Howlett]. Paratypes in Indian Museum ; no type erected.

Clinodiplosis, Kieff.

Feuille Jeunes Natur. Paris, XXIV, 121 (1894).
Kiel. (Gen: Ins, asc, 152,237.

GENOTYPE, C. cilicrus Kieff., by original desig-
nation.

No species in the adult stage is recorded from the Orient,
but Kieffer has described the gall and the larva of three,
avtemisiarum, cellularis and nodifex, in Marcellia VII, from
the East Indies.

Androdiplosis, Felt.!
Jour. N. Wk. Ent. Soc, Xx XxMI, 182 (1915):
GENOTYPE, F coccidivora, id., loc cit., sp. nov.
coccidivora Felt, Joc. cit., 183 (1915).
Ceylon.
Mycodiplosis, Rubs.
Ent. Nachr. XXI, 186 (1895).
GENOTYPE, Diflosis coniophaga Winn., by origi-
nal designation.
simulacri Felt, Jour: N. Yk. Hunt. Soc. XXII, 177 (1915):
Philippine Is.
Xiphodiplosis, Felt.!
Jour: N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XXIII, 180 (1915).
GENOTYPE, X. fulva, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.
fulva Felt, loc. cit., 180 (1915).
Ceylon.

Sect. PORRICONDYLARIAE.
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 258, tab. gen.

Dicroneurus, Kieff.

Ent. Nach, XXI, 122 (1895).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 270.

! The work in which these genera are described is inaccessible in India, and
it is therefore impossible to place them in their exact systematic position.

1920.] KE. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 37)

GENOTYPE, Epidosis lineatus Kieff., by original

designation.
indicus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 200,7 (Epidosts) (1913).
Kalighat, 6000 ft. Type, apparently mislaid, not in Indian
Museum.

Misocosmus, Kieff.
Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz, XXVIII, 55 (1913).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase. 152, 276.
GENOTYPE, Epidosts ceylanicus Kieff., by origi-
nal designation.
ceylanicus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 29, 2? (Epidosts) (1912).
<= Peradeniya, I9-v-I0. Type in Indian Museum.

Colpodia, Winn.
Linn. Ent. VIII, 188 (1853).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 268.
GENOTYPE, C. angustipennis Winn., sp. nov., Joc. cit.
fletcheri Felt, Can. Ent. XLVIII, 400, 7(1916).
Pusa, a unique o, 1-i-16. [Bahadur]. “Type Cecid. 1696.”
No location of type is stated.

Epidosis, Lw.
Dipts beitky. 21 (1850).
GENOTYPE, F. fragilis Lw., sp. nov., loc. ctt.,
p. 38, the Ist species by present designation.
indicus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus., IX, 200 (1913).
India. .
Subfamily LESTREMINAE|!
Peromyia, Kieff.
Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. 63 (1894).
Kiet « Gen Ins.) Base, 152, 202.
GENOTYPE, P. leveillet Kieff., by original desig-
nation.
bengalensis Kieff., Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXIX, 158, o , fig. 4,

wing (1905).
Bengal. Type in Kieffer’s collection.

Lestremia, Macq.

Recueil Soc. Agric. Lille, 173 (1826).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 413 ef Auctt.
Kiet. Gen ins.; Fase, 152: 307.
GENOTYPE, Lestremia cinerea Mcq., according to
Coquillett.

Cecidogona, Lw., Stett. Ent. Zeit. V, 324 (1844).
GENOTYPE, Lestremia carnea Lw., by original
designation.

! For table of genera, see Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 152, 305.

18 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Furcinerva, Rond., Nuovi Ann. Soc. Nat. Bologna
(2) VI, 369 (1846).!
Mimosciara, id., Mem. Ta. ditt. Ital. 25 (1840).
Molobraea, td., Atti. Soc. Ital. Sci. Nat. Milano, II,
287 (1860).
Y posataea, id., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 198 (1856).
indica Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. III, 1209, fig. 1, wing (1900).
Calcutta [Annandale]; Kurseong, 26-iii-10 [Gravely].
ceylanica Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 29, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 13-v-10, at light. lyfe in Indian Museum,
unique.

Family MYCETOPHILIDAE.
Subfamily SCIARINAE.
Sciara, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 263 (1803).
Sch., Fauna Austr. IL, 417: Auctt. var.
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., Dipt., 120, figs. (p. 121)
pl. ii, 15—17, wings.
GENOTYPE, S. thomae L,.”

Molobrus, Latr., Hist. Nat. Crust. Ins. XIV, 288 (1805).
GENOTYPE, T1pula thomae \,., as the “ Tipule de
Thomas.”’

Planetes, Walk., Ent. Month. Mag. III, 178 (1836).
GENOTYPE, P. extremus, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.

Planatella, Westw., Synop. gen. Brit. Ins., 126

(1840).

indica Walk.,? Ins. Saunds. Dipt. V, 419 (1856).

Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind. I, 130, @.

East India; Darjiling, 5-viii-og [Paiva]; Kurseong, 13—16-
vil-o7; common, 14-viii-og [Paiva]; Siliguri, 18—20-vii-07 ;
Phagu, 21-v-16; Bhim Tal, 19—22-ix-o6 [Annandale]; Senchal,
v-13. Type in British Museum in good condition.

pusilla Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 407, pl. iv, 4 (Scatopse) (1856).

Java. Type, location unknown, apparently lost.

laticornis Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 105, #7 @ (1857).

Sarawak. Type in British Museum, damaged but recog-
nizable.

B)

' Furcinerva was founded on the union of Zygoneuva Mg., Lestremia Macq.,
Mimosciava Rond. and Catocha Hall. In his Prodrome vol. I, Rondani admits
Catocha as valid, ignores Furycinerva and erects Vposataea for the three other
genera without any type species. Coquillett proposed Mimosciara molobrina
Rond., which was the genotype of this latter genus. :

* S. thomae \. , the common European species, was recorded from Sumatra
by Van der Wulp (Dipt. Sum. Exped. 7, and Cat. Dipt. S. Asia, 1), but in the
latter work he says that Rtibsaamen (Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XIX, 32) doubts the
identity of the species. 1 therefore refrain from including it in the present cata-
logue.

8S. indica Walk. is a good and conspicuous species, but his others are
mostly unrecognizable from the descriptions, except perhaps filipes.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental d& S. Asiatic Nemocera. 19

Solita Walk. Joc. cit., 1, iroy,) 2* (1857).
Sarawak. Type in British Museum, in fair condition.
femoralis Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 78 (1858).
Amboina. Type, location unknown, apparently lost.
selecta Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. III, 77, (1859.
Aroe, Type in British Museum, in good condition.
longipes, 7d., loc. cit., V, 263 (1861).
Tondano, Type in British Museum, in fair condition (ab-
domen missing).
ponderosa, id., loc. cit., VII, 230, 2 (1864).
North Ceram ; Mimika River, Dutch Papua, viii-rgro. Type
in British Museum, in good condition.
Watipes, 1d., loc. cit., VILL, 102, 97.(1865).

Papua. Type in British Museum (no abdomen),
filipes, zd., loc. ctt., VIII, 102 (1865).
Papua. Type in British Museum, in fair condition but with-

out antennae.

Both Walker and Van der Wulp state that this species
represents a new genus, but the type (and only) specimen is
too damaged to diagnose its characters.

rufithorax Wulp, Mid. Sum. Exped., Dipt. 6, pl. i, 1, full insect

(2661)=\Rubs., Berl Ent) Zeits! XX XIX, 39: Meiji. Tijd. v

Mut 200eplsy, robin) Bauna-Brit. Ind. Dipt. 1, 128)

7 9, pl. ili, 15, 7 genitalia.

Probably widely distributed in the East. Sumatra, Java
(var. locs.), Ceylon, India (many localities, vide Brun., Fauna),
Assam, Burma, and probably South China and other parts.
Recorded during the greater part of the year. Occurs as far
north as Simla, x-08 [Howlett]. Type in Leyden Museum,
cotype in Amsterdam Museum.

sulcata Wulp, Tijd. v. Kut: XXX 177, pl. xi, 12 (1887).
Java. Type probably lost, originally in Van der Wulp’s
collection.

pruinosa Rubs., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XIX, 33, pl. i, 2 (1894).
Borneo, Type in Berlin Museum.

rotunda, id., loc. cit., 34 (1894).
Himalayas. Tye in Berlin Museum.

singhalensis, 7d., loc. cit., 35 (1894).
Ceylon. Type in Berlin Museum.

trilineata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 126, @ (1912).

Darjiling, 8-viii-og, type; 6-vili-og [both Parva}. Type in
Indian Museum.

trifasciata, id., loc. cit., 126, 2 (1912).

Darjiling, 1o—16-x-05 [Brunettz]. Type, unique, in Brunetti

collection.
opposita, 7d., loc. cit., 127, @ (1912).
Kurseong, 3-vii-08. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

20 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL evil,

distinguenda, 7d., loc. cit., 127, @ (1912).

Darjiling (7000 ft.), 12-viii og [Jenkins]. Type, unique, in

Indian Museum.
rufoabdominalis, id., loc. cit., 129, @ (1912).

Ukhrul, Manipur (6400 ft.) [Pettigrew]. Type, unique, in

Indian Museum.
luteiventris, 7d., loc. cit., 129, 2 (1912).

Phagu, 12-v-09 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Indian

Museum.
flammiventris, id., loc. cit., 129, @ (1912).

Darjiling, 6-vili-og [Paiva]. Type, unique, in Indian Mu-

seum.
flavofemorata, id., loc. cit., 130, @ (1912).

Kurseong, 8-vii-o8 ; Simla, x-08 [Howlett]. Type in Indian

Museum.
nigripennis, 7d., loc. cit., 131, 7 9 (1912).

Darjiling, 26-v-10, type @; 29-ix-08; 28-v-1o [all Brunettr);
Kurseong, 13-viii-og [Paiva]; Bhim Tal, 19—22-ix-06 [Annan-
dale], Simla, x-o8 [Howlett]; Pashok, Sikkim (2000 ft.), 5-ix-
og; Ukhrul, Manipur; Shillong; Pattipola, Ceylon. Types in
Indian Museum,

Some ¢ 9 taken by Mr. C. W. Beebe at Kuching, Sarawak,
23-vi-I0 and 4-vii-Io are probably a small variety of this
species.

diversipes, id., loc. cit., 131, @ (1912).

Darjiling, 10-viii-og [Paiva]; Ghoom (above Darjiling, 7500
ft.), 18-ix-o8; Kurseong, 13-—16-vii-o7; Siliguri, 18 —25-vii-07.
Type o 2 in Indian Museum.

fratercula, 7d. loc. cil. 132-9 (Or):

Kurseong, 7-ix-09 [Annandale]; Bhim Tal, 22—27-1x-06 [An-

nandale}. Type in Indian Museum.
exacta, td., loc. cit., 132, 2\(1912).

Darjiling, 4—7-viii-o9, type [Paiva]; Kurseong, 7-ix-09; 4—8-
vii-08 ; Ghoom (above Darjiling), 19-ix-08 ; Siliguri, 18 —20-vii-07 ;
Bhowali, Kumaon, vii-og [Imms]; Ukhrul, Manipur; all in the
Indian Museum. In my collection from Darjiling, 1o—16-x-05
and Shanghai, 9-v-06 [both Bruneiti], and from Ohiya, Ceylon
[Green]. Type in Indian Museum.

longinervis, 7d., loc. cit., 133, 2 (1912).

Siliguri, 18—20-vii-07, type; Kurseong, x-1910 [D’ Abreu]; in
the Pusa collection from Mussoorie, vili-1906. Type in Indian
Museum.

flavicollis, 7d., loc. cit., 134, 9% (1912).

Siliguri, 18—20-vii-07, typew; Darjiling, 1-x-08, type 2 [Brun-
neti}; 26—29-vi-I0; Kurseong, 29-vi-1o [both Annandale].
Types in Indian Museum.

orientalis, zd., loc. cit., 135,@ 2 (1912).

1920.] EH. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 21

Darjiling ; Kurseong ; Siliguri; Bhim Tal; Mandalay; Ukhrul;
Dibrugarh, 17—19-xi-11; Rotung, N.E. Ind. Frontier, 24—25-xii-
11 [both: Kemp]; Calcutta (common Jan. to May and July to
Sept.) ; Lucknow; Bijnor District; Ganges Delta; Travancore
State (var. locs.) ; Ceylon; Dawna Hills; Lower Burma. Occurs,
speaking generally, nearly all the year round in many localities.
Types in Indian Museum, cotyfes in my collection.

fascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 136, 2 (1912).

Darjiling, xi-1g10 [D’ Abreu]. Type, unique, in Indian

Museum.
sexsetosa, 7d., loc. ctt., 137 9 (1912).
Darjiling, 20-ix-08, type [Brunetti]; 6-viii-og [Paiva]; Pash-
ok, Sikkim (2000 ft.), 5-ix-0g. Type in Indian Museum.
quadrisetosa, 7d., loc. cit., 137, (1912).
Darjiling, 6-viii-og [Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum.
pallescens, 7d., loc. cit., 137 (sex uncertain) (1912).

Khayon (or ‘‘ Farm’’) caves, 9 miles from Moulmein, Tenas-
serim, 7-11-08, taken in the darkest part of the cavern by
Dr. Annandale, in company with Crysithyris speloea, the only
known moth adapted for a cavernicolous existence. Type,
unique, in Indian Museum.

fulvescens, td., loc. ctt., 138, 9 (1912).

Rajshai, East Bengal, 1—6-1i-07 [Annandale]. Tye, unique,

in Indian Museum, possibly identical with pallescens.
setilineata, zd., loc. cit., 138, 2 (1912).

Simla, 10-v-09, type 7[ Annandale]; Darjiling, 6-viii-og; type

[ Paiva}. Types in Indian Museum.
latelineata, zd., loc. cit., 139, 7 (1912).
Dawna Hills, Tenasserim (on western slopes, 2000—3000 ft.),

2—3-i1i-08 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
radicum, id., loc. cit., 139, 7 2 (1912).
Calcutta, 21-1-10 to 24-11-10 [Annandale]. Types in Indian

Museum ; cotyfes in my collection.
The larva lives on lily bulbs and kindred plants.
impostor, 7d., loc. cit., 140, 7(I9I2).
Darjiling, 1-x-08, type, 2-x-08, 10—16-x-05 [all Brunettz].
Type in Indian Museum, cotyfe in my collection
segmenticornis, 7d., loc cit., 141, (1912).
Bindukhera (Naini Tal Distr , plains), 13-iv-og. Type in
Indian Museum, unique.
compacta, 7d., loc. cit., 141, 2 (1912).
Gangtok, Sikkim (6150 ft.), 8-ix-og, type; Butal, Nepal,
12-11-08. Type in Indian Museum.
inconspicua, 7d., loc. cit., 142, 9 (1912).
Sylhet, 14-i-05 [Hall]. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
hirtilineata, id., loc. cit., 142, ? (1912).

22 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVII,

Phagu, 12-v-09, type @, 12-v-09; Simla, 10-v-09; Darjiling,
6-viii-og ; Kurseong, 4-vii- -08 [ Annandale and CEs) Types
in Indian Museum.

niveiapicalis, id., loc. cit., 143, 2 (1912). '
Ukhrul, Manipur (6400 ft.) [Pettigrew]. Type in Indian
Museum.

longipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 143,@ @ (1912).

Below Simla, 6-v-10, type r[A nnandale); Darjiling, 25-v-10,
type 2 [Brunetti]. Kurseong, 4-vii-08 ; 26—27- -vi-10 [Annandale] ;
Tonglu, Darjiling (10,000 ft.), 22- -iv-T0 [ Beebe]. Type in Indian
Museum.

flaviseta, id., loc. cit., 144, 2 (1912).
Simla, ro-v-09 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

nitidithorax, id., loc. cit., 145, (1912).
Kalighat (Garhwal Distr., 6000 ft., India), 4-vi-1o [Imms].
Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

longitudinalis, id., loc. cit., 145,07 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 8-vii-08, typeo[Annandale]; Darjiling, 28-v-Io,
type 9 [Brunettc] ; Tonelu, Darjiling, 10,000 ft., 22-iv-10 [Beebe].
Types in Indian Museum.

ruficoxa, 7d., loc. cit., 146, 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 25-vi-10 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Indian
Museum.

flavipleura, id., loc. cit., 146,@ @ (1912). in

Darjiling, 2-x-08, type r [Brunetti], 6-viii-oo, tvpe 2 [ Paiva];

Kurseong, 3-ix-09 [Annandale]. Types in Indian Museum,
evanescens, 2d., loc. cit., 147, 7 9 (1912).

Simla, 9- v- 09, type o: Calcutta, 25-1i-o9 [both Anmaneae
Darjiling, 6-vili-og [Paiva] ; Peradeniya, I4-vii-I0, 7-vill-I0.
Types in Indian Museum.

parallela, zd., loc. cit., 147, 9 (1912).
Simla, 9-v-09, lype or [Annandale] ; Darjiling, 2-x-08, type? ,
and 26-v-10 [ Brunett7]. Types in Indian Museum.
turrita de Meij., Bijd. tot Dierk, XIX, 45,2, pl. i, 1, head, 2, wing,
(1913).
Ceram, ii. Type, unique, in (2?) Amsterdam Museum.
heteroptera de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 318,¢ 2; pl. xv, 1,

wing; Ia, genitalia 7 (1913).

Gedeh crater, Java [Roepke]. Type in Amsterdam Museum,

fuscolimbata Ender., Arch. Naturg. LXXVII, Supp. 3, 150 [Ly-

corta) (1912).

Sumatra.

sumatrana, 7d., loc. cit., 151 (Lycoria) (1912).

bispinosa Pettey, Phil: Ji'Sci X11, Darsie ; pli) 2700 iclaspery
4, wing (1918).

1920. | E. BRuNET?II: Oriental d& S. Asiatic Nemocera. 23

Los Banos, Luzon, 3-ili-17. Unique ¢yfe in Cornell Univer-
sity collection.
wichaacol, 74.) loc, Cit., 215,69 , pli, 1, o clasper, 3, wing (1918).
Mt. Maquiling, Iuzon, 28-vili-17. Types in Cornell Univer-
sity collection.
Phorodonta, Coq.

Proc. U.S. Mus. XXXVIII, 589, nom. nov. for
Odontonyx, Rubs., preoce. (1910).

Odontonyx, Ribs., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XIX, 19
and 25 (1894).
GENOTYPE, O. fruhstorfert Rtibs., by original
designation.

Odontonyx preoccupied by Stephens in Coleoptera
(1828), and used again by Guerin in 1843.

fruhstorferi Riibs., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XIX, 25, fig. 3, pl. 111, 13,

23 (1894).
Java. Type in Berlin Museum.

Psilomegalosphys, Enderl.

Archiv f. Naturges. LX XVII, 137 (1911).
GENOTYPE, P. xanthogasteyr Funderl., by original
designation.
xanthogaster Enderl., /cc. cit, 137, 9, pl.i, 6, wing (1911).
Sumatra. Tvpe in Stettin Zoolog. Museum.

Trichomegalosphys, Enderl.

Archiv f. Naturges. LX XVII, 136 (1911).
GENOTYPE, 7. funesta Enderl., by original

designation.
funesta Enderl., loc. cit , 136, 2 (1911).
Soekaranda (Sumatra). Type in Stettin Zoolog. Museum.

Scythropochroa, Enderl.

Archiv f. Naturges. LX XVII, 138 (1911).
GENOTYPE, S. latefurcata Enderl., by original

designation.
velata Enderl., Joc. cit., 139, 2 (1911).
Soekaranda (Sumatra). Type, unique, in Stettin Zoological
Museum.

Zygoneura, Mg.
Syst. Besch. VI, 304 (1830).
GENOTYPE, Z. sciarina Mg.

remota deMeij., Nova Guinea Res. IX, 305,” (1913).
Riverkamp, ii. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

24 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor.. XVII,

Subfamily MACROCERINAE.,.

Macrocera, Mg.
Illig Mag. II, 261 (1803).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 430: Avuctt. var.: Johan., Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 03, 28) Brun., Katina Brit. Inds, 40:
GENOTYPE, M. lutea Mg., by designation of
Curtis, Brit. Hunton! 637 (1837).

Tipula lengicornis Mg., has been proposed as the type-
species, but the identification seems doubtful.

Geneja, Lioy, Atti Istit. Ven. (3) IX, 229 (1863).!
GENOTYPE, Macrocera fasciata Mg., by Coquit-
lett’s designation.

? Macroura, Berendt, Organ. Reste Bernstein I,

51, nom. nud. (1845).

ernata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 51, ¢ 9 , pl. i, 1, wing; pl. ij e

genitalia (1912).

Darjiling, 28-v-10, tvpe ~ [Brunettr] ; Kurseong, 15-viii-09, type
2 [Jenkins]. Tvpes in Indian Museum.

alternata, 1d., loc. ctt., 52, 7 9, pl. 1, 2, wine (1912): Td. Ree

Ind. Mus. XIII, 61.

Naini Tal, type o , Io-vi-09 ; Mussoorie, vi-09, type 2 [Brunettt] ;
Simla, x-08 [Howlett]. Type ov in Indian Museum, type 2 in
my collection.

flavicosta, id., loc. cit., 53,2 , pl. i, 3, wing (1912).
Exact locality uncertain, probably India, but certainly the

d

Orient. Type in my collection.
brunnea, 7d... loc (ct, 5379; Die, 5, wines (19 52)¢
Phagu, 12-v-09 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

elegans, zd., loc. cit., 54,0, pl. i, 4, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 26-v-1o[ Brunetti]. Type in Indian Museum, unique,
inconspicua, 7d., loc. ctt., 54, 7 (1912).
Naini Tal Distr., 28-v-o9; Simla, x-o8 [Howlett]. Type in
Indian Museum, unique.
ferruginea, id., loc. cit., 55, 2 (1912).
Bhim Tal, 22—27-ix-06 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Mu-
seum, unique. :
fryeri Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat, Hist. (8) XII, 200, 7 (1913).
Peradeniya, ix-IQIT.

Subfamily: CEROPLATINAE.

Ceroplatus, Bosc.
Act. Soc. Hist: Nats Baris 1a, 42 (1792).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 433 : Auctt. var.: Johan., Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 93,18: Brun., Fauna. Brit. Ind., 56.

LA non. nov. for Macrocera Mg., under the plea of the latter being preoccu-
pied by Spinola in Hymenoptera. I cannot trace any such preoccupation.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 25

GENOTYPE, Tipula lineata F., designated by
Rondani as Platyura laticornis Mg.
quadripunctatus Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind. 57,2, pl. i, 6, wing; pl.
iii, 2, abdomen (1912).
Calcutta, 27-vil-09 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
If Cerotelion Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 191 (1856), is admit-
ted as generically distinct from Ceroplatus, this species will
come in it.
Rhynchoplatyura, de Meij.

Ridivo Bat. LVILL Supp: 3. (1915):
GENOTYPE, R. longirostris, td., sp. nov., by origi-
nal designation.
longirostris de Meij., Joc. cit., 3 (1915).
Simalur Is., Sumatra.
Platyura, Mg.
Illig. Mag. II, 264 (no species) (1803).
Mg., Klass, ror (1804).
Sch., F. Aust. II, 435: Auctt.: Johan., Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 93, 20: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 58.
GENOTYPE, Platyuva fasciata Mg., by Zetter-
stedt’s designation.
Orfelia, A. Costa, Il Giambatt. Vico, II, 448 (1857).
GENOTYPE, unknown to present author.
Tsoneuromyta, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 66 (1912).!
GENOTYPE, I. annandalei, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
venusta Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt. pt. V, 421 (1856).

Bruns, Vanna Brits lad. 63. 9.

Bareilly, 15—22-ili-07 ; Pusa, 16-iv-07, iv-o8, v-0o7; Chapra,
Bengal; Chittagong, 14-vii-o8 [Aall]. Type, location un-
known.

grandis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 60,7 9, pl. i, 7, wing (1912).

Mussoorie, 22-vi-05, tyber 2 ,tncop., 26-vi-05 [both Brunettt].

Types in my collection.
suffusinervis, id., loc. cit., 60,7 2, pl. i, 9, wing (1912).

Sylhet, 10-iv-05, type mr 2? , «n cop. [Hall]. Types, unique,

in Indian Museum.

apicipennis, zd.,loc. cit., 61,2? , pl. i, 8, wing, pl. iii, 4, head (1912).

Naini Tal, 2-vi-og. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
affinis, id., loc. cit., 62, 2 (1912):
Darjiling, 25-v-10 [Brunettz]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.

flaviventris, zd., loc. cit., 62, 9 (1912).

Darjillng, 23-ix-o08 [Brunetiz]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
vicina, 2d., loc. ctt., 03, 9: (1912).

Naini Tal, 3-vi-09. Type in Indian Museum.

! | have accepted Edwards’ opinion (in litt.) as to the synonymy; Rec. Ind.
Mus. XIII, 61.

26 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

octosegmentata, zd., loc. cit., 64,0 (1912).
Allahabad, 9-ix-09 [Jmms]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
ruficornis, 7d., loc. ctt., 64; 9 (1912).
Sylhet, 2-ii-45, 30-11-04; Naini Tal, 10-vi-o9. Type in
Indian Museum.
indistincta, ¢d., loc. cit., 65, 7 (1912).

Kurseong, 20-vi-10 [Annandale | Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
longifurcata, id., loc. cit., 65,@ 9 (1912).

Kurseong, 24—26-11i-10 | Annandale]. Types in Ind. Mus.
funerea, 7zd., loc. cit., 65, 2 (1912).

Gangtok, 6150 ft., Sikkim, 9-ix-09. Type, unique, in Indian

Museum.

flavomarginata, 7d., loc. cit., 66, 7 (1912).

Naini Tal, 3-vi-09. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
fumipes, 7d., loc. cit., 66, 7 (1912).

Peradeniya, 22-vii-10. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

annandalei Brun., Joc. cit., 67, 9, pl. i111, 5, full insect (/soneuro-

myta) (1912).

Sylhet, 27-v-05, type [Hall]; Kandy, v and viit-og [Green];
Cochin State, 28—29-xi-14 [Gravely]. Type in Indian Museum,
cotypes in my collection.

rufescens, id., loc. cit., app. 559, 2 ([soneuromyta) (1912).

Simla, 20-vii-11 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Indian

Museum,
limbata, nom. nov , Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XIII, 61 (1917).
P. marginata, Brun., loc. ctt., 62,79, pl. ili, 3, genitaliao

(1912), preocc. Mg.

Naini Tal, 3 and 10-vi-09. Types in Indian Museum.

Subfamily SCIOPHILINAE|!
Sciophila, Mg.

Syst. Besch. I, 245 (1818).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 441: Avuctt. vay.: Johan., Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 93, 36: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 68.
GENOTYPE, S. hirta Mg., designated by Curtis,
Brit. Ent. 641 (1837).

Lasiosoma, Winn., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII, 748

(1863).
GENOTYPE, Sciophila pilosa Mg., by Coquillett’s
designation.

bicolor Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 70, 2 , pl. i, 10, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 7—8-vili-og, type [Paiva]; 28-v-10 [Brunette].
Type in Indian Museum.

| For table of genera see Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 31.

1920. |] E. BRunE?ri: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 25

Mycomyia, Rond.

Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 194 (Mycomya)(1856).
Johan., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 45: Brun., Fauna Brit.
bid. 970.

GENOTYPE, M. marginata Mg., designated by
Rondani, Dipt. Ital. Prod. I.
Sciophila, Mg., pt.
Sciophila, Winn., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII, 707
(1863).
GENOTYPE, apparently no species ever selected.
? Sciobia, Lw., Bernst. u. Bernst. Fauna, 33 (1850).
? Cnephoeophila, Phil., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XV,
618 (1869).
flaviventris Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 72,7 @ (1912).

Kurseong, 3-vii-o8, type 7 [Annandale]; Ohiya, Ceylon, ii-07,
type 2 [Green]. Type vin Indian Museum, type 2 in my collec-
tion.

bifascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 72,7, pl. ili, 6, genitalia (1912).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XIII, 61, note.

Bhowali, 5700 ft., vii-og, type [Imms]; Simla, x-o8 [Howlett] ;
Maskeliya, Ceylon [Green]. Type in Indian Museum, cotype in
my collection,

basalis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 73, ¢,pl. i, 13, wing (1912).

Bhowali, 5700 ft., vii-og [Jmms]. Type in Indian Museum.

The abdomen of the unique type has since been lost.
tinctipennis, 7d., Joc. cit., 74, pl. i, 11, wing (1912).

Kurseong, 3-vii-o8 [Annandale]. Type, unique, sex un-

certain, in Indian Museum.
ferruginea, 1d., loc. cit.. 74,7 2, pl. i, 12, wing (1912).

Kurseong, 3-vii-o8, typeo[Annandale]; Darjiling, 29-v-I0,
type 9 [Brunetti]; Calcutta, I1-ii-go; Peradeniya, xii [Gravely].
Types in Indian Museum.

trilineata, 7d., loc. cit., 75, (1912).

Simla, 10-v-og [Annandale]; x-11, sweeping near the Dhobi

Ghat [Howlett). Type in Indian Museum.
indefinita, id,, loc. cit., 76,7, and ? 2 (1912).

Bruns Rec. ind. Mus. XTi, 62:

Darjiling, 29-v-10 [Brunetti]; Simla, x-11. Type and second
specimen in Indian Museum.

indica, td., loc. cit, 70,a 9 (1912).
Simla and Phagu, 1o—12-v-09 [Annandale]. Type in Indian
Museum.
flavithorax, zd., loc. cit., 77, 7 (1912).
Darjiling, 25-v-10 [ Annandale]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
curvilinea, 7d., loc. cit., 77, (1912).

Tonglu, Darjiling Distr., 10,000 ft., 22-iv-10, type [Beebe];

Darjiling, 29-vili-1o [Brunettz]. Type in Indian Museum.

28 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Polylepta, Winn.

Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII, 745 (1863).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 447: Auctt. var.: Johan., Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 93, 43: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind, 78
plea ice
GENOTYPE, P. undulata Winn., by designation of
Johannsen (Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 43, 1909).
dublosa Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 79,7 (1912).
Mundali, Dehra Dun, gooo ft., ro-v-10 [Beebe]. Type,
unique, in Indian Museum.
incerta, id., loc. c#t., 79 (1912).
Mundali, 12-v-10 [Beebe]. Type, a unique specimen, appar-
ently a@ , in Indian Museum.

]

Neoempheria, Ost. Sack.!

Cat. N. Amer. Dipt., Ed. II, 9 and 16, nom. nov. (1878).
Empheria, Winn., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII, 738
(1863), preocc. Hagen 1856 in Psocidae; Sch., F.
Austr. II, 446.
GENOTYPE, Sctophila striata Mg., by Coquillett’s
designation.

Mycomyia, Johann., pt., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 45 (1909).
GENOTYPE, Sciophila striata Mg., according to

Coquillett.
tropcia Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 392, pl. iv, 2 (Sctophila)
(1857).
Java. Type possibly lost; location unknown to present

author. Van der Wulp removes the species from Sciophila to
this genus on the strength of Doleschall’s figure.
indivisa Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VII, 233 (Leta) (1864).
Waigou. Type in good condition in British Museum.
Mr. Edwards informs me the species belongs here.
propinqua de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent., L, 203,07 9, pl. v, 4, wing, pt.
(Empherta) (1907).
Semarang, iii [Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam Museum,
including pairs 7m cop.
apicalis, id., loc. cit., 204,07, pl. v, 5, wing, pt. (Zmpheria) (1907).
Semarang, i[Jacobson]. Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.

Subfamily DIA DOCIDIINAE.
Chiasmoneura, de Meij.
Tijd iy Sats Vi 323)(1923).
GENOTYPE, C. anthracina, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.
anthracina de Meij., loc. cit., 324, @ , pl. xv, 1b, wing {1913).

! 1 followed Johannsen in uniting this genus with Mycomyra in my Fauna
volume, but both Coquillet and de Meijere keep them separate.

1920.) E. BRunETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 29

Wonosobo, Java [Jacobson]. Type, unique, in Amsterdam
Museum.

Subfamily MYCETOBIINAE.
Mesochria, Enderl.

Tr. Linn. Soc. Lond. XIV, 65 (1910),
GENOTYPE, M. scoffiana, sp. nov., loc. cit.
cinctipes de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 322, 2 (1913).
Batavia, viii[ Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Subfamily MYCETOPHILINAE.:

(For tab. orient. gen. v. Brun., Fauna Brit, Ind., 80).

Boletina, Staeg.

Naturh. Tidsskr. III, 233 (1840).
Johan., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 73.
GENOTYPE, Leia trivittata Mg., by designation of
Johannsen.
brevirostris Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 83, o ,pl. iii, 7, head (Gnoritste)
(1912).
Mundali, Dehra Dun, gooo ft., 12-v-ro [ Beebe]. Type,
unique, in Indian Museum.
The name of this species is misleading now that it is referred
here, but was applicable when placed in Guoriste. My error
was kindly pointed out to me by Mr. Edwards (77 lett.).

Leptomorphus, Curt.

Brit. Entom. 365 (1831).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 453: Johan., Gen. Ins., Fase.
93, 71: Brun,, Fauna Brit. Ind., 84, pl. ii, 1, wing.
GENOTYPE, L. walkeri Curt., by original designa-
tion.
ornatus Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 85, @ (1912).
Sylhet, 3-ii-05 [Hall]. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

Palacoanaclinia, Meun.

Monog. Mycetoph., 143 (1904).
Johan., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 85, pl. v, 22, 23,
wing (1909); Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 85, pl.
li, 7, wing (1912).
GENoTYPE, P. distincta Meun., by original
designation.
spathulata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 84,¢, pl. iii, 8, head (Gnoriste)
(1912).
Darjiling, 29-v-10 [Brunetti]. Type, unique, in Indian
Museum.

‘ For table of genera see Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. ee 52.

30 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

flavohirta Brun., loc. cit., 86,7 (1912).
Darjiling, r1-viii-og [Jenkins]. Type, unique, in Indian
Museum.
Allactoneura, de Meij.

Tijd. 7. ateek zor (ror):
Johan: Gen. ans} PRases,08) joe Bruns Paina
Brit. ‘Ind. 188:
GENOTYPE, A. cincta de Meij., the original
species.
Scottella, Enderl., Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. XIV, 60 (1910).
GENOTYPE, S. argentcosquamosa, sp. nov., loc.-ctt.

obscurata Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII, 130 (Wycetophila)
(1865).
Salawatti. Type in British Museum, in fair condition,
abdomen missing.

cinicta de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent; 1, 202, c° 9° pl. v, 2, 3, wihe (xqo7
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind.;'68°@ 9, pli, 17, wile: Went Wiyce

Vv. Et, Vale one
Scottella formosana, Enderl., Trans. inn. Soc. Lond. XIV, 63,

? fig. 3, wing (1y1o).

Allactoneura formosana, de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 320.
Scottella argenteosquamosa, Enderl., Trans. Linn. Soc. Zool. (2)

XIV), 607 (2910).

Sylhet, 1-i-05 [Hall]; Thaumaspur, Nepal, 18—2o0-1i-08 ;
Kobo, N.E. Ind. Frontier, 2-xii-11[ Kemp]; Peradeniya, ix, x1i-09
[Green]; I0—30-vi-Io and 15-vili-1o [both Gravely]; Semarang,
Java and Jacobson]; Kyukokado, Formosa, 6-i-o8 [Sauter].
Types of cincta in Amsterdam Museum, of S. formosana in Stettin
Zoological Museum.

nigrofemorata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 322,°2.

Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [ Jacobson]. Type, unique, in Am-
sterdam Museum.

Odontopoda, Aldr.

Rep. Geol. Indiana, X XI, 187 (1898).

Johann., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 70: Brun., Fauna
Brit. Ind., 89, pl. i, 16, wing.
GENOTYFE, O. sayi Aldr., by original designa-
tion.

Proanaclinia, Meun., Monog. Myceto., 145 (1904).!

indica Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 90, 7(1912).
Darjiling, 1-x-08 [Brunetti]. Unique type in Indian Museum.

Anomalomyia, Hutton.

Index Fauna Nov. Zeal., 134 (1904).
Johann., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 83: Brun., Fauna
Brit. Ind. 90, pl. i1, 6, wing.

! { cannot obtain access to this work.

1920. ] E. BRUNET?I: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 31

Anomala, Marshall (nec Stephens), Trans. N. Zeal.
Inst. XXVIII, 293 (1896).
GENOTYPE, Mycetophila guttata Hutton, by
original designation.

indica Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 91, #7 (1912).
Darjiling, 7-vili-og [Paiva]. Unique ¢ype in Indian Museum.

Acrodicrania, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) III, 1194 (1888).
Johann., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 81: Brun., Fauna
Brits dnd: 792.
GENOTYPE, A. atricauda Skuse, by original desig-
nation.
ferruginea Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 93, ? 2 (1912).
Khasi Hills, 1000-3000 ft., x-o6. Unique type in Pusa coll.
incerta, 7d., loc. cit., 93, 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 20-vi-10 [Annandale]. Unique type in Ind. Mus.

Clastobasis, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) V, 617 (1890).
Johann., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 80: Brun., Fauna
Brit. nd) oa ples. 5), wits.
GENOTYPE, C. tryonit Skuse, by original designation.
vittigera Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 95, 2 (1912).
Sadiya, Assam. Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.

Leia, Mg.!
Syst. Besch. I, 253 (1818).
och. E> Austr. El, 459; Johann:, Gen: Ins;
Fasc. 93, 76: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 96: Auctt.
GENOTYPE, L. fascipennis Mg., by Curtis’s desig-
nation, 1837.
Lejomya, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 195 (1856).
Lejosoma, td., loc. cit., 1, Corrigenda (1856).
Glaphyroptera, Winn., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII,
781 (1863). .
GENoTyYPE, Leia fascipennis Mg., by Coquillett’s
designation.
Neoglaphyroptera, Ost. Sack., Cat. N. Amer, Dipt.,
10, nom. nov. (1878).
Greenomyia, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 87 (1912).
GENOTYPE, G. nigricoxa, id., loc. cit., sp. Nov.
winthemi Lehm., Ins. spec., etc., 39 (1822): Meig., Syst. Besch.
VII, 48: Winn., Verh. zool.-bot. Ges: Wien XIII, 789
(Glaphyroptera): Wulp, Dipt. Sum. Exped., 7 (Glaphyroptera) :
Auctt. var.: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 97,¢ @, pl. ii, 2 wing.

1 Respecting Leia v. Lejomyia, see Johann., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 76, and Edw.,
Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 201 (1913).

32 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Mycetophila maculipennis, Say, in Long’s Exped. St. Peter’s Riv.,

App. 365 (1824).

Leia trifasciata, Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 93 (1848).

Simla, 25-iv-07, 5-v-07, I10-v-09; Matiana, Simla District, 28—
30-iv-07 [all Annandale]; Naini Tal, 2-vi-og; Darjiling, 29-v-I0
(Brunetti, Paiva]; Ukhrul, Manipur [Pettigrew]; Sumatra. Also
occurs in Europe and North Anierica. Type: the location of
this unknown to me.

bimaculata Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, too (Mycetophila)
(1848).
East Indies. Type in British Museum in fair condition (no
abdomen). Mr. Edwards informs me it beiongs to this genus.

maculicoxa Enderl., Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. XIV, 69 (1910).

Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 200, note.

Rhymosia fascipes, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 106,¢@, pl. iii, 12, 7

genitalia (1912).

Peradeniya, x, 1912 [Edw.], 7-vili-10 [Gravely]. Type of
fasctpes in Indian Museum, location of that of maculicoxa un-
known to me.

nigricoxa Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., Dipt., 87,0, pl. ii, 8, wing;
pl. iii, 9, w genitalia (Greenomyia) (1912).
Leia spathulata, id., loc. cit., 101, #7 (1912).

Phagu, 3-v-07, type of nigricoxa [Annandale]; Darjiling, 25-v-
10, type of spathulata| Brunett:]. The identity of these two species
was pointed out to me by Mr. Edwards (in litt.).

flavobrunnea Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 99, 7(1912).

Darjiling, 29-v-10 [Brunettz]. Type, a unique specimen, in

Indian Museum.
arcuata, 2d., loc. cit., 99,7 2 , pl. ii, 3, wing (1912).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XIII, 62.

Kurseong, 9-vii-08, /ypeo , 5-vil-08, type 2 , 3-vil-08, 15-iv-ITI,
26-vi-Io; Darjiling; Naini Tal, 10-vi-og; Simla, x-08 [ Howlett] ;
Bhowali, Kumaon, 28-vi-1o and vii-og [Jmms]; Khasi Hills
(1000—3000 ft.), iii07; Komsing, N.E. Ind. Frontier, 1-iii-12
[Kemp]; Ceylon. Type in Indian Museum, co-tyfe in Pusa
collection.

bicolor, 1d., Fauna Brit: Tad., 100, 2 (1912);
Kurseong, 7-1x-09 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.
insignis, 7d., loc. ctt., IOI, 2 (1912).
Ukhrul, Manipur (6400 ft.). Type, a unique specimen, in
Indian Museum.
nigra, 1d., loc. cit., IOI, 2 (19¥2).
Naini Tal, 2-vi-09, type; Simla, 9-v-09 [Annandale]; Senghal,
v-13 [Lord Carmichael coll.]. Type in Indian Museum.

demeijerei om. nov.

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L. nigra, de Meij., Bijd. tot. Dierk. XIX, 46, pl. i, 3, wing (1913).
Ceram, it: Type in Amsterdam Museum ~
The name mgra is preoccupied by mein IgI2.

Rhymosia, Winn.

Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII, 810 (1863).
sch., FS Austr: 10; 4632. Aaett. var.: Johan.,
Gen. Ins., Fase:-93, 102: Brun, Fauna Brit.
Ind. , 102.

GENOTYPE, R. fasciata Mg., by designation of
Johannsen (Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 102, 1909).

flavolimbata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 103, 9? (1912).
Kurseong, 4-vii-08, type, 21-vi-1o [both Annandale]; Simla,

x-03 [Howlett]; Kumaon, vii-o9 [Jmms]. Type in Ind. Mus.
genitalis, 7d., loc. cit., 104, 7(1912).
Darjiling, 29-v-10 [Brunettz]. Type, a unique specimen, in

Indian Museum.

albolateralis, 7d., loc. cit., 104, (1912).

Naini Tal, I0-vi-o9. Type in Indian Museum, a unique

specimen.
annulicornis, id., loc. cit., 105,7 2, pl. i', 10, wing; pl. iii, 13, 14,

genitalia and antennae (1912).

Madhupur, Bengal, 13-x-09, type ~ 2 , 15-x-09 [Paiva]; Cal-
cutta, 18-vii-o8 [Annandale]; Peradeniya, 14—16-vii-10 [Gravely].
Types in Indian Museum.

humeralis, id., loc. cit., 106, 7 (1912). ;

Sylhet, 3-ii-c5 [Hall]. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian
Museum.

Allodia, Winn.

Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien XIII, 826 (1863).
Sel.; F. Ausir. Il, 466: Aucit, var: Jouan.,
Gen sins: "hascs 93. ross) Brunt, Pauna Brat
Ini: 1077
GENOTYPE, M ycetophila lugens Wied., by Johann-
sen’s designation.

Brachycampta, Winn., Verh. z.b. Ges. Wien XIII,
833 (1863).
GENOTYPE, Mycetophila alternans Zett., by Co-
quillett’s designation.

nigrofasciata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 108,” 9, pl. ii, 11, wing

(IQ12).

Simla, 10-v-09, type 7 2 [Annandale]; Kufri, v; Mundali,
Dehra Dun, gooo ft., 1o—12-v-10 [Beebe]. Types in Indian
Museum.

Macrobrachius, Dzied.
Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross. XXIII, 520 (1889).
Johan., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 93, 98: Brun., Fauna
_ Brit. Ind., 108.

34 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

GENOTYPE, M. kowarzit Dzied., by original

designation.
longicosta Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 109,¢, pl. iii, 11, 7 genitalia
(1912).
Kurseong, 25-vi-10 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,

in Indian Museum.
Phronia, Winn.

Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien XIII, 857 (1863).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 471: Auctt. vary : Johan., Gen.
Ins.; Fasc. 93, 95: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 110,
pl. 11, 9, wing.

GENOTYPE, P. rustica Winn., by designation of

Johannsen.
simplex Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 111, 2 (t912).
Assam. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

semifumata, ?d., loc. cit., I11,@, pl. ili, 10, 7 genitalia (1912).
Tonglu, Darjiling, 21-iv-10 [Beebe]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique specimen.
Exechia, Winn.

Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien XIII, 879 (1863).
och.) Fs vAustrs TE .475) “Auer: vars? ohnany,
Gen. Ins. Fasc. 93, 100: Brun; Fauna’ Brit!
I Gate yg BCG
GENOTYPE, E.. fungorum DeGeer, by Johannsen’s
designation.
Parexechia, Bech., Ins. v. Jan Mayen, 62 (1886).
GENOTYPE, P. concolor, id., sp. nov., loc. cit., pl.
v.. fig. 3, 3a—3¢, full ins. var. chars.
Brachydicrania, Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales
(2) III, 1215 (1888).
GENOTYPE, B. pullicauda, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
basilinea Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 113,¢7 92, pl. ii, 12, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 3—4-vii-o8 [Annandale]; Simla, x-08 [Hovwlet?].
Types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.

Euryschalis, Brun.

Fauna Brit. Ind., App., 559 (1912).
GENOTYPE, EL. spectralis, the original species.

spectralis Brun., loc. cit., 560, 7 (1912).

Kurseong, 16-iv-11 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.

Mr. Edwards informs me (im Jitt.) that Euryschalis may be
synonymous with Coelosta Winn., but as there are no specimens
at hand of the latter genus for comparison, I leave the question
open for the present. The costa attains the wing tip in
Euryschalis; the genital organs are very different to those
figured in the Genera Insectorum ; the fore metatarsi are about
equal to the corresponding tibiae.

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Mycetophila, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 263 (1803).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 484: Aucit.:: Johan., Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 93, 115: Brun. Fauna Brit. Inds, 113-
GENOTYPE, M. agarict Oliv., proposed by
Johannsen (Gen. Ins., Fasc., 93, 106, 1909).

M ycetina, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 195 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Mycetophila flavipes Macq., by origi-
nal designation.

M ycozetoea, id., loc. cit., IV, Corrigenda, 12 (1861).

cinctiventris Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 115, ? #(1912).
Simla, 10-vii-o9 [Annandale], x-08 [ Howlett]. Type, unique,
in Indian Museum.

quadrifasciata, id., loc. cit , 115,@, pl. 11, 13, wing (1912).

Simla, 10-v-0g9 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Ind, Mus.
curvilinea, id., loc. cit., 116,92, pl. ii, 14, wing (1912).

Darjiling, 10o—16-x-05 [brunetiz]. Type, unique, in my col-

lection. ;

sufiusa, 14., loc.(cit., 117,29 (1912).

Simla, 10-v-0g [ Annandale]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
himalayensis, 7d., loc. cit., 117, 7 (1912).

Simla, 10-v-09 [Annandale]; Naini Tal, 10-v-09. Type in

Indian Museum.
binotata 7d., loc. cit., 118, 7 9 (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus., XIII, 63.

Darjiling, 20-ix-o8, tvpe, o, 26-ix-08, 29-v-10 [all Brunettr];
Simla, ro0-v-09, type ? [Annandale], 8-x-11 [Howlett]; Ukhrul,
Manipur. Types, 7 2, in Indian Museum.

Mr. Edwards calls my attention to the name M. binotata,

Halid., which, as he states, is a synonym of Zygomyta pictipen-

nis. The name of my species need not therefore be changed.

Delopsis, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) v, 623 (1890).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 118: Johan., Gen. Ins.,
Bascy93, 115.
GENOTYPE, D. flavipennis Skuse, by original
designation.
griseolateralis, id., loc. cit., 116, 7 (Mycetophila) (1912).
Tonglu, Darjiling, 10,000 ft., 21-iv-10 [Beebe]. Type, unique,
in Indian Museum.
brunettii Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 55, “om. nov.
(1913).
collaris, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 119, @ (1912). ;
Maddathorai (Travancore), 17-xi-o8 [Annandale]. Type in
Indian Museum, unique.
This species is renamed by Edwards who finds that M yceto-
phila collaris, Enderl., from the Seychelles, is a Delopsts.

36 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVIT,

Family BLEPHAROCERIDAE.
Hammatorhina, Loew.

Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. I, 4 (1860).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 152.
Kellogg, Gen. Ins., Fasc. 56, 9.
GENOTYPE, H. bella, the original and only species.

bella Loew, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. I, 96, pl. ii, 4—6 (1869).
Kellogg, Gen. Ins., 9, pl.-ii, 17, antenna, 27, wing: Brun.,
Fauna Brit. Ind., 152, fig. 14, wing, antenna.
Ceylon. Type, location uncertain.

Apistomyia, Big.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (4) II, rog (1862).
Kellogg, Gen. Ins., Fasc. 56, 8.
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 153.
GENOTYPE, A. elegans Big.

trilineata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 315, 7(19I1T).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 154, 9.
Kurseong, 4-1x-09 [Annandale]. Type, a unique @, in Indian
Museum.

Blapharocera, Macq.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (2) I, 61 (1843)( Blepharicera).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 637 (Blepharicera): Kellogg,
Gen. Ins., Fasc. 56, 11: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind,
155 (blepharocera).

GENOTYPE, Asthenia fasciata Westw. (as Ble-
pharicera limbipennis, sp. nov.).

Asthenta, Westwood, Guer. Mag. d. Zool. (2) IV,
pl. xciv (1842); preocc. Hubn. 1816.

GENOTYPE, Asthenia fasciata Westw., by original
designation.

indica Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 316, 9 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 156,7 2, fig. 15, wing.
Phagu, 12—15-v-00 [A nnandale],. Types in Indian Museum,

Philorus, Kellogg.

Proc. Acad. Sci. Calif. (3) Zool. 3, 199 (1903).
Kellogg, Gen. Ins., Fasc. 56, 14.
GENOTYPE, Liponeura bilobata Loew.!

bionis Agharkar, Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 160,72, pl. xvi, figs. of
various larvae, pl. xvii, full figs. 7 9, head o 2, genitalia
@ 9 , wing (1914). ;

Nagaberan, Kashmir. Types in Indian Museum.

| Apparently this species was selected by Kellogg as the type.

1920.] EE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 37

Family BIBIONIDAE.
Subfamily SCATOPSINAE.

Scatopse, Geoff.!

Hist. Nat. II, 545 (1764).
Sele be Wiuistr. le eAe sed uci. vars: BTun.,
Fauna Brit. Ind., 179.
Scathopse, Geoff., Hist. abregée Ins. II, 544 (1762).
GENOTYPE, Tipula notata 1,., by designation of
Latreille, as Tipula albipennis F.

brunnescens Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 281, ¢ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 180, @, fig. 20, wing.
Peradeniya, 9-vii-10 [Gravely]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus.
nigronitida Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1V, 281,@ @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 181,07 @ , fig. 21, antenna, wing, leg.
Dharampur, 5000 ft., Simla Hills, 14-v-08, two pairs 1 cop.
[ Annandale]. Types in Indian Museum.
crassiuscula de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 325, pl. xv, 2, wing (1913).
Batavia, x [Jacobson]. Type, unique, in Amsterdam
Museum.
palliditarsis, id., loc. cit., 325,2, pl. xv, 3, wing (1913).
Banjuwangi, E. Java [MacGillavry]. Type, unique, in
Amsterdam Museum.
pallidicornis, 7d., loc. cit., 326, pl. xv, 4, wing (1913).
Semarang, x [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
crassicornis, id., loc. cit., 326, pl. xv, 5, wing (1913).
Batavia, x [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Subfamily BIBIONINAE.
Crapitula, Gimm.

Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mose. XVIII, 2, 330 (1845).
GENOTYPE, Penthetria melanaspis Wied., by origi-
nal designation.
Pleciomyia, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 269 (1911):
id., Faun. Brit. Ind., 160.
GENOTYPE, Penthetria melanaspis Wied., by origi-
nal designation.
melanaspis Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 72 (Penthetria) (1828).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 270 (Pleciomyia): 1d., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 161, # @, pl. xii, II, wing, 14, antenna (Plectomyza).
Penthetria japonica, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. II, 618 (1830).
Crapitula motschulskit, Gimm. pully Soc: Imp. Nat. Mose. XVIII,
2, 330, fig. (1845).

' Coquillet upholds the original spelling, Scathopse, but as no named species
was quoted at its erection, though two unnamed species were described, this generic
name cannot be accepted.

38

Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo,. XVII,

Id., 1d., Loew., Berl. Ent. Zeits. II, 106, pl. i, 12.
Crapitula melanaspis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. TX, 256.
Plecia ignicollis, Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, rr6 (1848).
Plecia melanaspis, Auctores.

Himalayas (many locs.); Nepal; Assam; N.E. Ind. Frontier ;
China; Japan; Siberia. Probably common everywhere through-
out the temperate regions of the Orient, and in Eastern Asia
from about March to October. Not found in the plains in In-
dia. Occurs in Australia. Types in the Leyden and Vienna
Museums.

Plecia, Wied.

Auss. Zweifl. I, 72 (1828).
Brun. Kec. Ind. MusvlV,270:-¢d., Kauna Brit:
Ind..162: Auctores.
GENOTYPE, Hirtea fulvicollis F., by designation
of Blanchard (Hist. Nat. Ins. III, 576, 1840).
Eupettenus, Macq., Dipt. Exot. 1, 8&8 (1838).
GENOTYPE E. atra Macq., by original designa-
tion.
Rhinoplecia, Bell., Ditt. Messico I, 16 (1859).
GENOTYPE, Plecia rostellata Lw., as rostrata, sp.
nov., by original designation.

fulvicollis F., Syst. Antl., 53 (Hirtea) (1803).

Plecta fulvicollis, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 73: Macq., Hist. Nat.
Dipt. 1, 176: Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned: Ind: X, 407, pl. vi,3-2O0st.
Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 397: d., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI,
96: de Meij:, Tijd. v. Hut. LI 59, larva, and\pupay plays
2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV) 271 =| 2d., Paunal Brit. dudesmnoss
7 @,pl. xii, 12, wing, 15, antenna.

Plecta dorsalis, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 5 (1857), Singa-
pore, Mount Ophir.

Plecia subvarians, id., loc. cit., 1, 105 (1857), Sarawak.

Penthetria thoracica, Guer., Belanger’s Voy. aux Indes Orient.,
Zool., 557, pl. iv, 9 (1833).

India; Ceylon; Burma; Assam; Java; Sumatra; Borneo;
Ternate; Celebes ; Dutch Papua; Philippines; probably com-
mon throughout the Oriental Region (though confined mainly to
the plains), during the greater part of the year. Type. Pro-
bably no individual specimen was ever selected as such: the
species is found in the Fabrician and other older collections.

tergorata Rond., Ann. Mus. Gen. VII, 462 (1875).

Ost. Sack., loc. cit., XV1, 397: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 271,

notes: 7d4., Fauna Brit. Ind. 164, pl. xii, 17, antenna.

Bhim Tal, 19—27-ix-06, including ~ ¢ ,in cop.; Sukna, I-vii-
08 [both Annandale]; Kurseong, 6-—g-viii-o0g [Paiva] ; Mussoorie,
x-06; Bhowali, 13-vi-1o [Jmms]; Shan Hills, Upper Burma,
26-vi-10 [Annandale and J. C. Brown]; Shillong, 5500-6400
ft., 29-viii—5-ix-15 [Kemp]; Khasi Hills, 17-iii-o7; Malabar,

1920.) E. Brunertr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 39

5-vili-07 ; Singapore; Java; Sarawak. Type in Genoa Mu-
seum. .
forcipata Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 397 (1881).

de Men. Tid v. Hat EI 63:

Sumatra; Semarang, ili, viii, Wonosobo, iv [both Java and
Jacobson). Type in Genoa Museum.

tristis Wulp, Notes Leyden Mus. VI, 251, 2? (1884).

demic. hijdi vs Hat. LVI, 327. note.

Mount Ardjoeno, East Java; Gunung Gedeh, iii; Nongkod-
jadjar [both Java and Jacobson]. Type in Leyden Museum.

indica Brun), Rec: Ind. Musy1V,.271, o 9 (191T),.

id., Kauna Brit: Inds, 165, co 2.

Darjiling, type o 2 , 2-x-o8 and 10—16-x-05 [both Brunettz];
Theog., 27-iv-06 ; Kumaon, ix-06 [both Annandale]; Mussoorie,
x-06 ; Soondrijal, Nepal; Kimoli, 24-x-07; Kangra Valley (4500
ft.); Ukhrul, Manipur [Pettigrew]; Khasi Hills, 17-iii-07.
Types in Indian Museum ; cotypes in Pusa coll. and my own.

gira sbriua., Ree, Ind: Mus.FV , 272,-9 (1011).

Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 165, @ , pl. xii, 13, wing, 16, antenna.

Bhim Tal (4500 ft.), including type, 1g —22-ix-06 [Annandale];
Soondrijal, Nepal. Type in Indian Museum.

obscura Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 272, # 2 (19gI1I).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 166,07 2. .
Mussoorie, 24-v-05, tvpes [Brunettz ]. Types in my collection.
impostor, td., Rec. Ind. Mus. VII, 446, o 2 (1912).

Airadeo, Kumaon Div., 6,880 ft., 31-v-12, type 7 2; Bhowali,
25-vi-12 [both Zmms]. Type #7 @ in Indian Museum, cotype
9 in Forest Zoology coll., Dehra Dun.

Parapleciomyia, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 446 (1912).
GENOTYPE, P. carbonaria Brun., by original
designation.
carbonaria Brun., loc. cit., 447, « 2 {1012).
Bhowali, I1-v-12, type 7; Sat Tal, near Kumaon, 9-v-12 [both
Imms]. Type, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.

Bibio, Geoff.
Bist Nat ns llee5 7 (704).
pene Austr. El) 357° Brun... Rees Ind. Mus.,
IV, 273, tab. orient. spp.: 1d., Fauna Brit. Ind.,
166, fig. 17, head ~ 2: Aucit. var.
GENOTYPE, B. horiulanus L., by Latreille’s desig-
nation.

Pullata, Harris, Expos. Engl. Ins., 77 (1776).
GENOTYPE, Tipula pomonae F., as funestus, sp.
nov., by original designation.

Hirtea, Mg., Illig. Mag. II, 264 (1803).
GENOTYPE, no species selected.

40 Records of the Indian Museum. [VWor. ova

johannis L., Syst. Nat. XII, 2, 976 (1767).
Sch., F., Austr. II, 361: Brun., Rec Ind. Mus IV, 278: id.,
Fauna Brit: Ind. 172, 7 9: Auctt. var.
Bibio rufipes, Mg., Syst. Besch. VII, 55 (1838).
Hirtea praecox, Fab., Syst. Antl., 51 (1805).
Hirtea hyalina et praecox, Mg., Klass. I, 110, 111 (1804).
Hirtea johannis et pyri, Aucte.
Tipula pomonae, Schrk.. Fauna Boica III, 79 (1803).
Tipula pyr, F., Ent. Syst. IV, 249 (1794).
Matiana, 28—30-iv-07; Theog., 2-v-07 [both Annandale].
Type, location unknown to present author.
A common European species.
bicolor Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 121, 9 (1848).
East Indies. Type in British Museum in good condition.
Van der Wulp (Cat.) quotes East India as the locality, which
is quite different. This error is frequent in his Catalogue.
obediens Ost Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 395, ? (1881).
Hatam, Papua, vii, 1875 [Beccari]; Heuvel-Biwak, xi, 9.
Type, a unique @ , in Genoa Museum.
plecioides Ost. Sack., loc. cit., 396, @ (1881).

Hatam, Papua, vii, 1875 [Beccart]. Type in Genoa Museum.
rubicundus Wulp., Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 251, 2 (1884).
Java [Muller]. Type, a unique @, in Leyden Museum.

Possibly identical with obediens Ost. Sack.
obscuripennis de Meij., Bijd. tot Dierk. XVII, 86, ~ 2 (1904).
Brun.,; Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 275, notes: 2d. Matina- Britis
170, @ 9, fig. 18, wing.

Darjiling, 16-x-05 [Brunetti], 27-v-10 [D’ Abreu]; Kurseong,
27—28-iv-10 [D’ Abreu]: Chitlong, Nepal; Mt. Tahe-pum, 4000
-—5000 ft., N.E. Burmese Frontier, xi-ro[C. W. Beebe]; Rotung,
Dihang Riv., 25-xii-11 [Kemp]; Matiana, 28—30-iv-07 [Annan-
dale}; Naini Tal, 26-ix-07. Type. in Amsterdam Museum.

hortulanoides Brun.. Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 274, 7 @ (1911).

id=, Mauna Brits ud 109), 2k

India (probably Darjiling District), type ~; Kurseong, I5-v-10,
type 93; Darjiling District, vi-12. Types in Indian Museum.

proximus Brun. Rec. Ind. Mus, 1V;275, 7 (ror):

id? Bauna: Brite nd’ | 17a se",

Darjiling, xi-rg1o[D’Abreu]. Type,a unique o, in Ind. Mus.

abdominalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV. 276, ~ @ (1911).

id-, Hauna Brite inde 1728or ie

Western Himalayas; Badrinath, 10.200 ft., Garhwal Distr.,
27-V-10, & @ , types in cop. [A. D. Imms|; Phagu, 11-v-09
[Annandale]. Types in Indian Museum.

approximatus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 277, 2 (1911).

Id., Faun. Brits ind. 67 scr

Kurseong, xi-10 [D’ Abreu]. Type, a unique 2, in Ind. Mus.
discalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 278, @ (1911).

1920.]| E. BRuNEtTTrI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 4I

tae Pound iit: Ind. 1740 es.
Phagu, t1-v-09 [Annandale]. Type, a unique 2, in Ind. Mus.
rufifemur Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 279, @ (1911).
id= Pauna Brit. Ind. 175) 9
Darjiling, 20-x-05 [Brunettz]. Type and cotype in my col-
lection.
fuscitibia Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 279, o (1911).
id. Bauna/ Brit. Ind), 175, o:
Phakia, Kumaon Div., 10,700 ft., 3-vi-og [Jmms.]. Type
in Indian Museum.
defectus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 280, @ (1911).
ids Patina Brit. Inds, 176, o.
Kurseong, 13-viii-o7 [Pazva]. Type in Indian Museum, a
unique specimen.
nigripennis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1X, 256, @ (1913).
Senchal, Darjiling, 8000 ft., v-13. Type, a unique @, in
inferior condition, in Indian Museum.

Dilophus, Mg.
Illig. Mag. II, 264 (1803).
Sel. 8, Awistr.. 1 355: ;Brun., Fauna Brit.
Inder 7Oe Ascii.
GENOTYPE, D. febrilis L., designated by Lat-
reille.
Acanthocnemis, Blanchard, Gay’s Hist. fis. polit.
Chile. Zool. VII, 355 (1852).
GENOTYPE, unknown to present author.
gratiosus Big., Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng. LIX, 265, ” @ (1890).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 280, redescr. # 9: zd., Fauna Brit.
Kids, 176,07 9 , 11. 10. vat.chars;

“Dharamsala, W. Himalayas, ix-1890, type » 2 in cop. [Major
Sage]; Kurseong, 24-vi-10; Theog., 2-v-07; Phagu, II-v-09
[both Annandale]; Bhowali, Kumaon, 5700 ft., 20-vi-10; vii-
1909 [both Imms]; Darjiling, 21-iv-to [Beebe]; Sadon, Upper
Burma, 5,000 ft., 2-ii-1r, at light; Amangarh, Central India,
24-11-10. Also occurs in Yunnan, S. China. Types in Ind. Mus.

nigriventris de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 327, 2 (1913).

Nongkodjadjar, Java, 1 [Jacobson]. Type, a unique @?, in

Amsterdam Museum.

Family SIMULIIDAE.?

Simulium, Latr.
Hist. Nat. Crust. Ins. III, 426 (1802) ; XIV,

294 (1805).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 363 (Simulia): Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 282, tab. orient.spp.: 7¢d., Fauna
Brit. Ind., 182, fig. 23, early stages.

! For family characters v. Sch., F. Austr. I], xvii and Brun., Fauna, 182.

42 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo.. XVII,

Simulium et Simulia, Auctt.

Atractocera, Mg., Klass. I, 94 (1804).
GENOTYPE, S. reptans Mg., as designated by
Zetterstedt. Coquillett suggests columbaczensts
Schoub. (Culex id.), but reptans is most gener-
ally accepted.

indicum Becher, Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng. LIII, 199, 9, pl. xiv,
var. chars (1884).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 286, notes and meotype ~ described.
Jd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 191, o 9, figs, 245.25) wat.'echars
Simla, 24-iv-07 [Annandale]; Darjiling, 12-viti-og [Jenkins] ;
Kurseong, 10—26-ix-o9 [Lynch]; Bamon and Thadier (3500 ft.) ;
Tons Valley, N.W. Himalayas [C. W. Rogers]; Sylhet, 2-iti-05,
18-iv-05 [Hall]; Bombay, 25-xi-09 (neotype) ; Khasi Hills; Ukh-
rul, Manipur [ Pettrgrew ].

Neotype @ in Indian Museum. Location of original type un-
known to present author, probably no particular specimen
selected as such from the series, all of which were females.
Specimens from Rotung taken on the Abor Expedition, xii-
IQII and 6-i-12 are probably this species.

nobile de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 206, @ (1907).
Semarang, iii [Jacobson]. Type, a unique ~, in Amsterdam
Museum.
rufithorax Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 282, @ 9 (1gI1).
Jd) Mauna Brite ind. 87 scr #2
Kanara, Bombay, viii-07 (type #) ; Karwar, Bombay, viii-07 ;
Kurseong, 10—26-ix-0g9 [Lynch]; 7-ix-09 (type °) [Annandale].
Type @ in Pusa collection, type @ in Indian Museum.
grisescens Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 283, @ (1911).
Id) Banna Brit. indy 188,07.
Kurseong, 10—26-ix-0g [Lynch]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique specimen.
metatarsale Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 284, & (metatarsalts) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 189, &.
Kurseong, 28-iii-to | Annandale]. Type, a unique &, in In-
dian Museum.
griseifrons Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 285, @ (IgIT).
id) Bauna Brit. Indi s190))2"
Kalighat, Kumaon (6000 ft.), 4-vi-10 [Imms]. ype, a
unique @, in Indian Museum.
rufibasis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 285, @ (IgI1I).
id., Fauna Brit ind: 1905 <9:
Kurseong, 18-vi-10 | Annandale}. Type, a unique @ , in In-
dian Museum.
aureohirtum Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 287, ¢ @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 194, 7 9: de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI,
331.
Umling, Assam, iii-o7 (including type #); Kanara, Bombay.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Onental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 43

viii-o7 (including type 2); Kurseong, 6-ix-og ; Gunung Gedeh,
Java, ii [Jacobson]. Types in Pusa collection.
senile Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 288, o (semzlis) (1911).
fd wauna Brit. Inds ior; io”.
Phagu, 8-v-07 [Annandale]. Type, a unique 7
Museum.
striatum Brun., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 90, o, pl., var. chars. (1912).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind’, App: 561, 7 : Patton and Cragg, Text
Bk. Med. Ent. 172, pl. xxxii, 1-4, var. chars.
Peradeniya, vii-1gII (type), xill-10, 2-vi-19 [Green and Gravely].
Kodaikanal, S. India, 6000 ft., very common, breeding in hill
streams.
eximium de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 330, 7 2 (1913).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam
Museum.
ateatum.7d. loc. cit. 33h, ¢ 2 (1913).
Gunung Gedeh, Java, iii [Jacobson ]. Types in Amster-
dam Museum.
argyrocinctum, 7d., loc. cit., 332, 7 2 (1913).
Gunung Gedeh, Java, iii [ Jacohson]. Types in Amsterdam
Museum.
iridescens, 7d., loc. cit., 333, 7 @ (1913).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam
Museum.

in Indian

J

Family CHIRONOMIDAE.!

In the Chironomidae, a family with which I am but poorly
acquainted, it has been my endeavour to steer an intermediate
course between the broader view as instanced by Dr. Kertesz (Cata-
logue, 1902), and the narrower one followed by Dr. Kieffer. The
former sinks in Ceratopogon many groups (Culicoides, Palpomyia,
Sphaeromytas, etc.), that are regarded by the latter as generic, some
of which have yet again been subdivided into further genera. The
exact amount of pubescence on the wing, the degree of incrassation
of the femora, also the presence thereon or absence of small spines
or spinules, are all characters liable to vary much in degree, so that
drawing a hard and fast generic line between the groups becomes
increasingly difficult as a greater number of species are discovered.

In admitting Sphaeromyias, Serromyia, Heteromyia and Bezzia
to generic rank I follow Coquillett (1910), but though that author
admits Culicoides as generically distinct from Ceratopogon, I have
been unable to sufficiently differentiate them to do more than list
the species of the different groups herein regarded as subgeneric,
according to the views of their authors.

Professor Kieffer, in describing many of his new species, has

1 A number of Indian Museum f¢ypes in this family are still with Prof. Kieffer,
but communication with Germany being interrupted by the present war, these
types are entered in this catalogue as ‘‘ belonging to the Indian Museum.”

44 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVII,

not specified any individual as actual ¢yfe, so that in cases where
the species has been described from several specimens these are
herein designated as paratypes, each being regarded as of equal
value.

Subfamily CERATOPOGONINAE.!
Calyptopogon, Kieff.

Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 209 (1910).
GENOTYPE, C. albitarsis Kieff., sp. nov.

gibbosa® Wied., Anal. entom., 10 (Macropeza) (1824).
Macropeza gibbosa, td., Auss. Zweifl. I, 20: Macq., Hist. Nat.
Dipt-b bor de Mey. Lido v. Hut. 21Or hei sere
Macropeza javanensis, Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 210, nom. nov.
for gubbosa de Meij. (1910).
? Macropeza javanensis, Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8), XII,
202.
*Ostindien”’ [Wzed.], Semarang, 1 [Jacobson]; Peradeniya,
li-IQ12. Type in Copenhagen Museum.

1 For characters and table of genera v. Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, p. 44; also
(for table of genera), 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 161 (Culicoidinae).

2 The synonymy of these two species is somewhat confused, owing to erro-
neous conceptions. Wiedemann described giddosa as entirely black with the front
part of the thorax projecting strongly over the head. He then says, ‘‘ Vorderste
Beine’’ yellow with black tips; ‘“‘hintere’’ lengthened, whitish, etc. Did Wiede-
mann by “‘beine’’ mean degs or feet (1.e. tarst)? ‘ Legs’’ would be correct, and
consistent with his general use of the term. De Meitjere adopts this view in his
redescription (Tijd. v. Ent. L, 216), giving the legs as reddish-yellow, with knees
and extreme tips of tibiae, also last joint of all the tarsi, black.

In the common Indian species, of which the Indian Museum has a dozen
specimens, and which I had always regarded (prior to Kieffer setting up aléztarszs)
as gibbosa (interpreting ‘‘ beine’ for once as ‘‘ feet ’’ | tarsz] and not ‘“‘legs’’), the
femora and tarsi are black or dark brown—irrespective of a little paleness at the
bases of one or more pairs in individual specimens; the front tarsi are normally
yellow, but may occasionally vary from light brown to nearly white, with black
tips; the posterior tarsi are white or whitish, the hind pair generally the whitest,
all with narrowly black tips. This species has the conspicuous, conically produced
shining black thorax and wholly black body attributable to g/bbosa.

The erection of Calyptopogon and albitarsis first caused me to doubt this
identification of gibbosa, as Kieffer described as albitarsis the common Indian
species | had regarded as gibbosa. He mistranslates the older author's species
thus: ‘‘anterior and middle feet yellow with black tips; posterior feet whitish.”’
He wrongly employs the terms “ anterior’’ and ‘‘ posterior’’ for ‘‘fore’’ and
‘‘hind’’; because whether Wiedemann meant legs or tarsi in this particular in-
stance, he certainly by ‘‘ vorderste”’ alluded to the front pair only. The colour of
the middle tarsi may well vary from yellow to white. He concludes that Meijere’s
identification of g/bbosa from Java is incorrect assuming that as he (Meijere) re-
tained the species in MWacropeza, the thorax could not be conically produced, but
must be as in normal species of that genus. He renamed Meijere’s species ‘‘javan-
ensts.’’ As I pointed out elsewhere (Rec. Ind. Mus. VIII, 150) Meijere could not
have failed to note Wiedemann’s very distinct description of the peculiarly shaped
thorax, so that, whatever his speczes might be, Meijere’s ‘‘ gibbosa, Wied.’’ must at
least be a Calyptopogon.

Mr. Edwards notes (Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. [8], XII, 202, 1913) a specimen
each of two species from Ceylon: (1), ‘‘javanensis Kieff. (gibbosa Meij. nec
W.),”’ with du/l brown thorax only slightly and bluntly produced forwards, and
with ye//ow femora and tibiae; and, (2), ‘* gibbosa, W. (albitarsis, Kiett.),’’ with
shining black, sharply and conically produced thorax, and black femora and tibiae.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 45

albitarsis Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 209, 2, pl. villi, 2, hind claws,

Gatull is: 29> (29x0):

Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 124 o7; IX, 165, note.

Brun., loc. cit., VIII, 150 (note on synonymy).
Macropeza gibbosa, Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8), XII, 202.

Calcutta, LII-vili, 27-vili, 25-ix, 3-x, 25-x, I1—18-xi-07;
Katihar, Bengal; Madhupur, Bengal, x; Monghyr, Bengal, 22-
ix [Jenkins]; Damukdia Ghat, Ganges Riv., E. Bengal, at light,
30-vi; Lake Chilka, 5-iii; Puri, at light; Dibrugarh, Assam, 17
—19-x1-11 [Kewp]; Peradeniya, x-IgITI, ii-IQt2. Paraty pes in
Indian Museum.

Jenkinsia, Kieff.

Ree. Inds Mus. 1X. 165 (ror3):
GENOTYPE, J. setostpennts Kieff., n. sp., by origi-
nal designation.
setosipennis Kieff., Joc. cit., 165, 2 (1913).
Calcutta, 17-ix-09 [Paiva]; Bhogaon [Paiva]. Two para-
types in Indian Museum.

Dasyhelia, Kieff.!

Rec: ind) Muss-LX 179: (1913).
GENOTYPE, D. halophila, Kieff., by original
designation.

His view of gibbosa is the same as my first impression, that it possesses black
femora and tibiae. :

More recently, Meijere ( Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 337) considers that both the species
accepted by Edwards are distinct from the true gzbbosa, W., and his other remarks
are contingent on the view of gibbosa being a yellow-legged species. He notes
that Kieffer’s albitarsts must be different from gibbosa, as the former has wholly
white tarsi; but though Kieffer actually states this, it is an error, as the paratypes
returned by him to the Indian Museum all possess distinctly black tips to all the
tars.

It is clear, therefore, that two species exist, one with yellow femora and tibiae
represented by Meijere’s Javan and Edwards’ Ceylonese specimen (unless the brow
blunt thorax in the latter should make it distinct, which I doubt, thinking it only
a question of personal use of terms or perhaps of actual variation); and one with
black femora and tibiae, that is Kieffer’s albitarsis.

Therefore, if gjdosa has yellow legs the synonymy will be as given in this
catalogue, if it has black legs and is identical with Kieffer’s a/ditarsis, the syno-
nymy will be as follows :—

1. gibbusa, W. (Macropeza).
Calyptopogon albitarsis, Keitf., Mem. Ind. Mus. II: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. VIII, 150.
Macropeza gibbosa, Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8), XII, 202.
2. species sine nom. (with yellow femora and tibiae).
Macropeza gibbosa, de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 216.
Macropeza javanensis, Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8), XII,
202.

Only a reference to the type of gibbosa can decide the exact identity of the
species.

! In Dr. Kieffer's table of genera (Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 161), Dasyhelia falls
in two of his principal divisions; his subgenus Kempfza in that of ‘‘empodium well
developed ’’; the subgenus Prokempia in that of ‘‘empodium atrophied.’’ All the
species seem characterised by pubescent eyes.

46 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

ornaticornis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 180, @ (subgen. Prokempia)
(1913).
Puri, 13-1x [Kemp]. Three paratypes in alcohol in Ind. Mus.
longicornis, 7d., loc. cit., 180, 2 (subgen. Prokempia) (1913).
Katihar, Bengal, 24-ix [ Paiva]. Several paratypes in alco-
hol in Indian Museum
minima, 7d., loc. cit., 181, ~ (subgen. Prokempia) (1913).
Calcutta, 29-i-10 [Annandale]. Two paratypes in Ind. Mus.
calcuttensis, zd., loc. cit., 181, 2 (subgen. Kempia) (1913).
Calcutta, 20-viil-07 [ Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
much damaged, unique.
perplexa, id., loc. cit., 182, 2 (subgen. Kempta) (1913).
Calcutta, 20-vill-07. Type in Indian Museum, unique.

Ceratopogon, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 261 (1803).
Sch.7 H Aust. W574") Kiet, sGen. ins. mace:
42, 48: 7d., Mem. Ind, Mus. I," 1825 tab. Vind:
spp. : ¢d., Rec, Ind Mus: Vil, 320, tab: spp. mov:
GENOTYPE, C. communis Mg., as Tipula barbi-
cornis, F.

Forcipomyta, Mg., Svst. Besch. 1st Ed. 1, 73 (1818):
de Mejj., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 208, tab. sp. nov.
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon ambiguus Mg., by Co-
quillett’s designation.

A pogon, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 175 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon flavipes Mg., as hortu-
lanus Mg., by original designation.

Labidomyia, Steph., Cat. Brit. Ins. II, 239 (1829).
GENOTYPE, Tipula bipunctata L,., by Westwood’s
designation.

Ceratopogon, sensu lato.

trichopus Thoms., Eugen. Resa, 444 (1869).' ©

China. Type, location unknown to present author.
agas Rond., Ann. Mus. Gen. VII, 462 (1865).
Borneo. Type (presumably) in Genoa Museum.

lignicola Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VII, 445, @ (1912).

Thano, Dehra Dun, W. Himalayas, 1500 ft., 9-11-12 [Imms].
Type in Indian Museum ; co-types in Forest Zoology coll., Dehra
Dun.

Sub-genus Ceratopogon, sensu stricto.

hirtipes de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 209, ~ 2 (1907).
Semarang [Jacobson]; Tosari [Kobus], both Java; Peradeni-
ya, I7-x1-II ; 1-12. Types in Amsterdam Museum.

. This species is retained here because it figured in Van der Wulp’s Cata-
logue, but it may more properly belong to the Palaearctic Fauna.

1920.] FE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 47

jacobsoni, :d., loc. cit., L, 212, 2 ; pl. v,.8, 9, wing, o@ 9 (1907).
Semarang, i [Jacobson]; Peradeniya i-12 “ attracted by

alcohol.” Types in Amsterdam Museum.
stimulans, 2d., loc..cit., Wl, 197, , pl: xil; 12 (1909) : ‘2d., loc. cit. ,
LVI, 334.
Sumatra [Sahn]; Semarang, vi [Jacobson]. Tvpe in Am-

sterdam Museum.

Salmii,id., loc. cuts, L07,. % 2 , pl. xi, 3—6 (1900).
Sumatra [Sahn]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
auronitens Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus., II, 183, o, pl. xi, 12

(1910).
Base of Dawna Hills, 2-1ii-o8 [Annandale]. Unique type
in Indian Museum.

wing

5)

macrorhynchus, 7d., loc. cit., 183, @, pl. ix, 3, mouth and palpi,
8, antenna, pt. (1910).
Calcutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
albonotatus, id., loc. cit., 185,¢ , pl. viii, 10, wing, (1910).
Calcutta, 3-vi-o8 [Annandale]. Unique ¢vpe in Indian
Museum.

Subgenus Atrichopogon, Kieff.

Gen Ins: Fasc. 42, 53 (906):
Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 174, notes, tab. Ind.
spp.
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon exilis Coq., by designa-
tion of Coquillett, Igro.

indianus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 185, 7(1g10).
Calcutta Zoolog. Gardens, viii [Annandale]. Unique type
in Indian Museum.

rivicola Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 324, @ (1911).
Barogh, Simla, to-vi-1o [Annandale]; Darjiling, 24-1x
[Brunetti]. Three paratypes in Indian Museum.
flaviceps Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 28 (1912).
Formosa.

xanthopus, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 175, 2 (1913).

Lake Chilka, 4-ili-to [Annandale]. Unique tyfe in Indian

Museum.
flavipalpis, id., loc. cit., 175, 7 2 (1913).

Rajmahal, Bengal, 5-vii-o9, type 7 [Annandale]; Adra,
Manbhum Dist., Chota Nagpur, 12-x-09, type @ [Jenkins].
Unique ¢yfes in Indian Museum.

origenus, 7d., loc. cit., 176, ¢@ (I913).

Kurseong, 9-ix-09 [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian

Museum.

48 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

sublimatus, 2d5, loc: cit., 176, 2 (1913):

Kurseong, 6-ix-0g [Annandale]. Unique ¢tyfe in Indian

Museum.
tlavellusjwds loc cit. 177,70. @) (£913)

Maddathorai, Travancore, 18-xi; Bangalore, S. India, 3000
ft. [Annandale]; Dawna Hills, 1-11i-o8 [Annandale]. Three
paratypes in Indian Museum.

SPULiuUs) 7d;, LOC: (Cit. .177,,8 LORS): ;

Madhupur, Bengal, 15-x-0g [Patva]. Unique type in
Indian Museum.

aterrimus, 7d., Joc. cit., 178, 2 (1913).

Darjiling, 8-viii-og [Jenkins]. Unique type in Indian Mu-

seum.
setosipennis, zd., loc. cit., 178, @ (1913).

Madhupur, Bengal, 16-x-09 [Pavva]. Unique type in Indian

Museum.
brevistilus, zd., Joc. cit., 178, 2 (1913).

Kurseong, vii [D’ Abreu]. Unique tyfe2 in alcohol in Indian

Museum.

Subgenus Prohelia, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. V1, 319 (ror1):!
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon decipiens Kieff., by
present designation.
? Oecacta Poey., Mem. Hist. Nat. Cuba, I, 236
(ROS)
decipiens Kieff.. Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 182, ¢, pl. xi, I0, wing

(Ceratopogon) (1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 321 (Prohelia).

Simla, v [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian Museum.
cubicularis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 320, ~ (19I1T).
Kurseong, in bedroom, 23-vi-10 [Annandale]. Two para-

types in Indian Museum.

1 A little confusion may occur here. In Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 319 (December
1911), the genus is characterised, but no species is quoted as type. The first
species mentioned 1s ‘‘tetvaclada \Kieff.’’ (not described as new), and this is
followed by two new species and by decipiens WKieff. described in 1910. Now
in the Spolia Zeylanica VIII, 1, published January 1912, Prohelea is noted as a
new subgenus, and fetraclada (described for the first time) is the second of
five species described as new. On the face of it, 1t would appear as if the
paper in the Spolia Zeylanica had been written first, but any way, that in the
Rec. Ind. Mus. was undoubtedly published first, and therefore the correct original
reference to the genws must be that of that journal. Following on this reasoning,
the type must be either decipiens (a previously described species) or one of the
two describedas new (cubicularis and himalayae). 1 propose decipiens as genotype
on account of being the first described of the species now referred to Prohelea. Of
course for the two new species described in the Spolia paper the original references
will be that journal.

2 Coquillett gives this latter genus as synonymous with Culicoides Latr., with
O. furens Poey, as genotype.

1920.] EE. BRuNETt1: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 49

himalayae, 7zd., loc. cit., 320, @ (I9QI1).
Kurseong, 22-vi-1o, in bedroom [Annandale]. Unique type
in Indian Museum.

ornaticrus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 1, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 9 and II-vili-ro. Two paratypes in Indian
Museum.

calcarata Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 3, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-Io. Unique type in Indian Museum.

noctivaga, 7d, loc. cit., 3, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, Ig-ix-10, at light. Two paratypes in Indian
Museum.

theobromae, 7d., loc., cit.,3, 2, fig. I, antenna, pt. (1912).
Peradeniya, 6-vi-10, bred from larvae in decomposed fruit of
Theobroma cacao 1. [Gravely].

tetraclada, zd.,.loc. cit.,.2, 2 -(I912),
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 320 (1911).!
Peradeniya, 23-v-10, type; Kurseong, 23-vi-1o [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

Subgenus Forcipomyia, Meg. in Mg.’

Syst. Besch., Ist Ed.; I, 73 (1828).
Kieh Gene itis), ase, Az) 52). 7d... Rec. ind,
Mus. VI, 32r and IX, 166, tab. Ind. spp.
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon ambiguus Mg., by Co-
quillett’s designation, IgIo.
vexans de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LII, 198, o 2 , pl. xii,-7-1e (1909).
Sumatra [Dr. Salm]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
There is a Ceratopogon vexans, Staeg, 1839.

albosignata Kieff.. Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 184, @ (Ceratopogon)
(1910).
Rangoon, 24-11-08, type {| Annandale]. Type (pinned) in
Indian Museum, also cofvypes in alcohol.
var. asticta Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 172, ? (1913).

Kurseong, vii [D’ Abreu]. Type in Indian Museum.
var. variicrus, id., loc. cit., 172, @ (1913).
Port Canning, 5-ii [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian
Museum.
calotricha Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 322,9; pl. xiv, I wing, pt.
(git).
Kurseong, 22-vi-10, in bedroom [Annandale]. Unique tvpe

in Indian Museum.

! When mentioned in this periodical tetraclada wasa nomen nudum : see foot-
note I on previous page.
_.* De Meijere regards Forcipomyia as a subgenus of Ceratopogon ; Coquillett
sinks it in Culicoides.

50 Records of the Indian Museum. [ VoL. XVieGh

montivaga, 7d., loc. cit., 322, 9 (1911).
Darjiling, 28-v-10 [| Brunetti]. Unique type in Indian Mu-
seum.
alticola, 7d., loc. cet., 323, 2 (19RL):
Darjiling, 8-v-10 [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian Mu-
seum.
oriphila, zd., loc. cit., 324, 2 (1911).
Darjiling, 29-v-10 [Brunettc]. Type in Indian Museum.
macrothrix, 7d., loc. cit., 325, 9 (1911).
Kurseong, 20-vi-10 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
var. flaviceps, 7d., loc. ctt., IX, 173, 2 (1913).
Kurseong, vii [D’ A brew].
Kieffer also describes, (/. c. 172) a further, unnamed variety
from Kurseong, 4-vii [Annandale]: two specimens being in the
Indian Museum.

urbicola Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 325, 7 (1911).
Kurseong, 22-vi-10 | Annandale]. Type (pinned) in Indian
Museum, also cotyfes in alcohol.
xanthophila, d., loc. cit., 326, 2 (1911).
Kurseong, 13—16-viii-07 [Annandale]. Unique tyfe in In-
dian Museum.
longicalcar Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 4, ?, fig. 2, wing (1912).
Peradeniya, 20-v-10. Unique type in Indian Museum.
semipilosus Kieff., loc. cit., 5, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 4-vii-I0. Unique type in Indian Museum.

sauteri Kiefl., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 27 (1012).
Formosa.

conifera Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 168, @ (1913).
Giridih, Bengal, 7-xi [Kem]. Unique type in alcohol in
Indian Museum.
trinotata, zd., loc. cit., 169, 7 2 (1913).
Naini Tal [Lloyd]; Simla, 9-v [Annandale]; Kurseong, 4-vii;
5-ix [Annandale]. Three paratypes in Indian Museum.
tristicta, z7d., loc. cit., 169, @ (1913).
Kurseong, 6-ii1 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
psychasia, 7d., loc. cit., 170, 7 @ (1913).
Kurseong, 4-vil-08, type o 2? [Annandale]. Unique types in
Indian Museum.
confluens, 7d., loc. c#t., 170, 2 (1913).
Kurseong, vii [D’ Abreu]. Two paratypes in alcohol in Indian
Museum.
monticola, id., loc. cit., 171, @ (1913).
Kurseong, 4-vii-o8 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
heterocera, 7d., loc. cit., 173, 2 (1913).
Darjiling, 8-viii-og [Paiva]. | Unique type in Indian Museum.

1920.] E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 51

Subgenus Culicoides, Latr.

Gen. Crust. et Ins. IV, 251 (1809).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 53: id.. Mem. Ind.
Mus. IT, 186, tab. Ind. spp. : Annand., Rec. Ind. —
Mus. IX, 246, notes on four Indian blood-suck-
ing species.
GENOTYPE, Culex pulicarius I. (as punctata,
sp. nov.) by original designation.

guttifer de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 209, pl. v, 6, wing (1907).

Semarang, i [Jacobson]. Unique type in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.
pungens, 7d., loc. cit., L,I1, 200, pl. xii, 11, 12 (1909).
Sumatra. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
brevimanus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 187, 2 (1910).
Calcutta, 20-vili-o7 [Annandale]. Uniqne type in Indian
Museum.

macrostoma, id., loc. cit., 188, 7 2, pl. viii, 4, wing; pl. vi, 14,
mouth parts (1910).

Calcutta, ii-o8 [Annandale]. Unique type now completely
destroyed.
montivagus, 7d., loc. cit., 188, @, pl. viii, 3, wing (I9I0).
Simla, r1-v-08 [Annandale]. Two paratypes in Indian Mu-
seum.

opacus, 7d., loc. cit., 189, # 9, pl. xi, 3, antenna @ (1910).
Calcutta, 6-—7-ii-o8 [Annandale]. Three paratypes in Indian
Museum.

scapularis, zd., loc. cit., 189, # 2 (1910).
Calcutta, var. dates in January [Annandale]. Several para-
types in Indian Museum.

nitidulus, zd., loc. cit., 189, 2 (1910).
Calcutta, ii, vi, vii [Annandale]; base of Dawna Hills, iii.
Several paratypes in Indian Museum.
quadrilobatus, id., loc. cit., 189, 7 9, pl. ix, 2, 4, 9, 12, pl. x,
8, 10, var. chars. (1910).
Calcutta Zoolog. Gardens, 25-viii-07 [Annandale]. Types in
Indian Museum in Canada balsam.

setiger, id., loc. cit., 190, # 9, pl. x, I, 2, 3, var. chars. (1910).

Calcutta, 16-vii-07. Types belonging to Indian Museum.
peregrinus, id., loc. cit., 191, 9, pl. viii, 1, wing (19T0).'
Puri, 24-11-08, 2-i1i-08 [Pazva]. Three paratypes in Indian
Museum.

1 See Annandale, Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 246, for blood-sucking notes.

52 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

molestus, id., loc. cit., 192, ® @, pl. viii, 9, wing (1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 183, 2, notes.
Calcutta Zoolog. Gardens, 24-vili-o7 [Annandale]; Kurseong,
vii [D’ Abreu]. Type in alcohol in Indian Museum.

paivai Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. IT, 193, @., pl. viii, 5 (Igo).
Puri, Orissa, 2-iti-08 [Pazva]. Unique type in Indian Mu-
seum.
oxystoma, id., Joc. cit., 193, 2, pl. ix, I, mouth, palpi (1910).
Calcutta Zoolog. Gardens, 25-viii-o7 “‘ attacks oxen and deer”’
[Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum in Canada balsam.

himalayae Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 326, ~ 2 (1911).
Kurseong, 22-vi-10 [Annandale]. Three paratypes in Indian
Museum.

pictiventris, 7d., loc. cit., 327, 2 (1911).
Tonglu, Darjiling District, 22-iv-1o [Beebe]. Unique type in
Indian Museum.
formosae Kieff , Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 29 (1912).
Formosa.
indecora, td., loc. cit., 29 (1912).
Formosa.
ceylanicus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VII, 5, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 25-vi-Io. Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.
bilobatus, 7d., loc. cit., 6, 7 (1912).
Peradeniya, I14-v-lo. Unique ¢tyfe in Indian Museum.

xanthocoma Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 182 @ (1913).
Puri, Orissa, 13-xi[Kemp]. Unique type in alcohol in Indian
Museum.

kiefferi Patton, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. 1, 336, 6 @ pl. xvilijware
chars. (1913).
Madras, Nov. to March ; Coimbatore [ Fletcher].

Palpomyia, Meg. in Mg.

Syst. Besch. rst Ed. I, 82 (1818).
Kiet. Gen. fins, Bacs. 424902 =) -2ds) lem:
Ind Mus id, xo4sand Ree Und. Mus. Vi ais
IX, 187; tab, Ind. spp:
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon flavipes Mg.

crassinervis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 213, pl. v, 10, wing (1907).

Semarang, i [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
discolor, id., loc. cit., 214 (1907).

Semarang, i [ Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
luteinervis, 2d., loc. cit. 214, pl. v, II, wing (1907).

Semarang, i [ Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

1920.] E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera., 53

burmae Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 196, ? (19I0).
Base of Dawna Hills, 1-iti-o8 [Annandale]. Type in Indian
Museum.
filicornis, ¢d., loc. cit., 196, 9; pl. x, 47, 9, var. chars. (I9Io).
Calcutta, 16-vii-07 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
cinerea 7d., loc. cit., 197, 2 (IQI0).
Rajmahal, Bengal, 3-vii-o7. Unique ¢yp2 in Indian Museum.

pulchripes, zd., loc. cit., 198, 2, pl. xi, 8, wing (1910).
Calcutta, 13-viii-o7 ; Purneah, 6-viii-07. Paratypes in Indian
Museum.
pictipes, id., loc. cit., 199, 2, (1910).
Calcutta, 15-vili-o7; 13-x [Annandale]; Katihar, 4-viii-07.
Two paratypes in Indian Museum.

interrupta, 7d., loc. cit., 199, 9°, pl. xi, 16, front tarsi claws (I9gIo).
Calcutta, I0—27-vii-07 ; 27-viii-07. Several paratypes in
Indian Museum.
inaequalis, zd., loc cit., 200, 2 (1910).
Purneah, 5-vili-07. Unique type in Indian Museum.

roseiventris Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 114, 2 (1911).
Calcutta, 28-viil-07. Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.

leucopogon, 7d., loc. cit., I14, # (IQII).
Calcutta, I-x-07. Unique tyfe in Indian Museum.

disticta, id., loc. cit., 115, 2, pl. vi, I, wing (IgII).

Calcutta, 3-ix, at light [Paiva]; 27-vili, 5-ix, 31-x-0o7; Dum
Dum, near Calcutta, 28-vii [Lord]; Madhupur, Bengal, x, at
light ; Khustea, Bengal, x [Jenkins]; Jalpaiguri, N. Bengal, ix,
at light; Bhogaon, Purneah, 2-x [Patva]; Chennia, Sunder-
bunds, Bengal, xi, at light on board launch [Jenkins]; Allaha-
bad, viii [Lord]. Several paratypes in Indian Museum.

tetrasticta, zd., loc. ‘cit., 116, 2 (1911).

Calcutta, 7-1x-07. Unique type in Indian Museum.
polysticta, 7d., Joc cit., 117, 2 (IOIL):

Calcutta, 7-ix-07. Unique type in Indian Museum.
brevispina, #d., Joc: cit., 117, 2 (1911).

Calcutta, 27-vii-07. Unique type in Indian Museum.
fivulatis, 1d., loc cit., 328, 2 (1911).

Valley of Sutlej Riv. below Simla, 6-v-10 [Annandale].

Unique type in Indian Museum.

taitana Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 29 (1912).

Formosa,
albinervis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 187, @ (1913).
Pallode, Travancore, 15-xi [Annandale]. Type in Indian

Museum.

54 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

photophila, zd., loc. cit., 188, @ (1913).
Madhupur, Bengal, at light, x [Patva]; Calcutta, at light, vi.
Type in Indian Museum.
abjuncta, 7d., loc. cit., 189, 2 (1913).
Calcutta, 14-ix, at light [ Patva]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
disjuncta, 7d., loc. cit., 189, 2 (1913).
Bhogaon, N. Bengal, x [ Patva]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
Sphaeromyias, Curt.

Brit. Eutom., 285; “pls (1320):
Nec Sphaeromyias, Walk.
Xylocrypta Kieff., Bull Ent. Soc. Fr., 69 (1899).
GEONOTYPE of Sphaeromyias Curt., Ceratopo-
gon fasciatus, Mg., as albomarginatus, sp. nov.
Kieffer’s type of Xylocrypta is the same species.
bisignata Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 200, 9, pl. xi, 1, tarsus,
part (1910).
Purneah, 5-vili [Patva]. Type belonging to Indian Mu-
seum.
bimacula, 2d., loc. cit., 201, @, pl. xi, 5, tarsus, 7, wing (1910).
Calcutta, 14-viii; Purneah, 5-viii [Pazva]. Types belonging
to Indian Museum.
filitarsis, 7°, loc!-cit., 202, "Os plerxi,-9) claws (1910):
Calcutta, 3—13-viii-o7. ‘“‘ Near Macropeza.’’ Paratypes in
Indian Museum.

albiditarsis, id., loc. cit., 203, @ (1910).

Calcutta. Unique type in Indian Museum.
viridiventris, zd., loc. cit., 203, @ , pl. viii, 8, tarsus (1910).
Dawna Hills, 1000 ft., 2—3-1ii-o8 [Annandale]. Type in

Indian Museum, a unique specimen.
stictonota Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus., VI, 118, @ (1911).
Calcutta (Zoolog. Gardens), 8-iii-or. Type belonging to
Indian Museum. ;
inermicrus, 7d., loc. cit., ix, 186, 9 (1913).
Rajmahal, Bengal, 5-vii-og [Annandale]. Type. a unique
specimen, in Indian Museum.

Stilobezzia, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 118 (1911).
Kieff., Joc. cit., 1X, 184, notes.
GENOTYPE, S. festiva Kieff., by original designa-
tion.
festiva Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 118, 7 9, pi. vi, 2—6, var.
chars. (1gITI).
Calcutta, 24-viii, II-ix, I—-29-x. Paratypes in Ind. Mus.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Ortental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 55

var. scutellaris Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 7, 2 (1912).

Peradeniya, 24-v-I0. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
inermipes Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 8, @ (1911).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-10. Type in Indian Museum.
A second specimen from Ceylon (? Peradeniya) in same
collection.

lineata Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 184, ~ @ (1913).

Madhupur, Bengal, 13-x; 18-x [Parva]; Giridih, Bengal, 7-xi
[Kemp]; Karmatar, Bengal, 23-x [Pavva]. Paratypes in
Indian Museum.

Serromyia, Meg. in Mg.

Syst. Besch. rst Ed. I, 66 (1918).
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon femorata Mg., the origi-
nal species.
Prionomyia, Steph., Cat. Brit. Ins. II, 237 (1829).
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon femoratus Mg., by West-
wood’s designation.
Ceratolophus, Kieff., Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. LX VIII,
69 (1899) : td., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 59.
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon femoratus Mg., by origi-
nal designation.!
Johannseniella, Will., Jour. N.Yk. Ent. Soc. XV, I
(1907), nom. nov. for Ceratolophus Kieff., preocc.
Bocoust, 1873.
notatus de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L. 210, 7 2, pl. v, 7, wing (Cerato-
lophus) (1907). .
Semarang, i [ Jacobson] Type in Amsterdam Museum.
Coquillett considers Johannsentella Will., as. synonymous
with Serromyia Mg. and I follow him.

Heteromyia, Say.

Americ. Entom. II, 79 (1825).
Kiet. Gen, Ins. hase. 42.04- 7d. oRec. ind:
Mus. IX, 183.
GENOTYPE, H. fasiatus Say, by original designation.
Pachyleptus, Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt. pt. 5, 426
(1856).
GENOTYPE, P. fasciatus sp. nov., loc. cit.
indica Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 183, ? (Pachyleptus indicus) (1913).
Maddathorai, Travancore, 17-xi-08 [Annandale]. Type in
Indian Museum.
Haasiella, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 190 (1913).
GENOTYPE, H. semiflava, by original designation.

~ t Kieffer overlooked the fact of femorvatus having been employed as the type
of Serromyia.

56 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

semiflava Kieff., Joc. cit., 190, 2 IgI3).
Tinpahar, Bengal, 7-vii-og [Annandale]. Type, a unique
@ , in Indian Museum.

Bezzia, Kieff.!

Bull. Soc. Ent. Fr. LX VIII, 69 (1899).
Kieff., Gen. Ims., Fase. 42,57: 7d., Mem.\Ina:
Mus. II, 204 (tab. Ind. spp.) (1910).
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon crnatus Mg., by Kieffer’s
designation.
Probezzia, Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase. 42, 57 (1906).
GENOTYPE, Ceratopogon venusta Mg., by Coquil-
lett’s designation.
guttipennis de Meij., Nova Guin. Results, 69 (1906).
Papua. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
acanthopus de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. L, 215, 2 , pl. v, 12, wing (1907).
Semarang, i, ii, iii] Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
flaviventris Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 204, 9 (1910).
Noalpur (Nepal), 22-1i-08. Unique tyfe in Indian Museum.
gracilipes, 7d., loc. cit., 205, 2 (I9QI0).
Purneah, 4-viii [Paiva]. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
var. lineola, 7d., loc. cit., 205, 2.
Furi, January. Type in Ind. Mus., a unique specimen.
var. analis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 196, @ (1913).

Balighai, Orissa, 24-x [Annandale]... Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.
var. bengalensis, 7d., loc. ci'., 196, 2 (1913). :
Madhupur, Bengal, 16-x [Paiva]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.
var. flavescens, id., loc. cit., 196, @ (I913).
Madhupur, Bengal, 13-x [ Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum.
fascialis, id., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 206, @, pl. viii, 11, wing (1910).
Calcutta (Zoolog. Gardens), 25-vii-07 [Annandale]. Type in
Indian Museum, a unique specimen.
lacteipennis, td., loc. cit., 206, @ (1910). xf
Calcutta, 15-viii-o7, type; 11-viii-o7, 12—-I3-ii-08. Type
in Indian Museum.

An unnamed variety from Take Chilka also described in same
work. In Indian Museum.

! De Meijere ranks Bezzia as a subgenus of Ceratopogon: Coquillett (1910)
admits it as a good genus. tall,

In Kieffer’s last paper (Rec. Ind. Mus. IX) he places gracilipes, nigricans,
and ewcera, with a number of new species, in the subgenus Probezzia, which differs
from Bezzia in a minor and possibly variable character. All the species are
incorporated herein under Bezzia. Even in the Genera Insectorum Kieffer lists
all the species alphabetically under Beszia without noting to which of the two sub-
genera Probezzia and Bezzia, s. str. each belongs.

1920.] E. Brunerrr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 57

nigricans, 1d., loc. cit., 207, 2 (IQI0).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 193, ¢ , notes (Probezzia) (1913).
Noalpur, Nepal, 22-ii-08 ; Calcutta, 27-vii-o7 [Paiva]; Madhu-
pur, Bengal, 14-x-og [Paiva]; Balighai, Orissa, 24-x-08, type ;
Jalpaiguri, 10-ix-og [Annandale]; Shencottah, 25-x-o8 and Qui-
lon, 9-xi-08 [both Travancore and Annandale].

armatipes Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 207, ? (1910).
Puri, January. The unique type is now completely des-
troyed.

rufiventris, 7d., loc. cit., 208, @ (IgI0).
Calcutta, 10-viil-07 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.

trispinosa Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 123, 2, pl. vi, 9, antenna (IgITI).
Calcutta, 31-vii-07. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

eucera, 2d., loc. cit., 123, 2, pl. vi, 10, antenna (I9QITI).
ideo. cit. LX, LOO) note:
Calcutta, 30-x-07; Trivandrum, Travancore, 14-x1-08 [A nnan-
dale}. Type technically in Indian Museum.
Described originally from the Calcutta specimen, that should
be the type, but it is not to be found in the Indian Museum,
though the Travancore specimen is there.

albipennis Kieff., Joc. cit., VI, 124, 2 (B. nigricans, var. albipen-
RUS). (LOLE):
Bezzia (Probezzia) albipennis, Kieff., loc. cit., LX, 195, 2 (1913).
Calcutta, 10-ix-07, 26-xi; Sara Ghat, Ganges Riv., Bengal,
I1-ix [Annandale]; Madhupur, Bengal, 16-x [Paiva]; Balighai,
Orissa, 25-x [Annandale]. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

waca, id., Rec: Ind. Mus. IV, 329, 2 (ZorT).
Noalpur, Nepal, 22-ii-o8, type; Madhupur, Bengal, 18-x-og
[Paiva]; Igatpuri, Western Ghats, Bombay Presidency, 20-xi-09

[Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

indecora, id., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 8, ~ (1912).
Peradeniya, I4-v-ILo. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

allotropica Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 193, ? (Probezzta) (1913).
Frasergunge, I2-xi; Basanti, 16-xi [both Sunderbunds and
Jenkins]; at light on board launch, Bologhatta, Khulna, Ganges
Delta, 28-viii, at light on launch; Besondhur, Khulna, 29-viti
[both Jenkins]. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

hamifera, id., loc. cit., 194, 2 (Probezzta) (1913).

Madhupur, Bengal, 15—16-x-0g, at light [Paiva]; Balighai,
Orissa, 25-x-08 [Annandale]. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
var. arcuatipes Kieff., loc. cit., 195, ¢ (Probezzia) (1913).

Noalpur, Nepal, 22-ii; Madhupur, Bengal, 14, 16 and 18-x, at
light [Paiva]; Jalpaiguri, N. Bengal, at light in railway carriage,
io-ix [Annandale]; Sara Ghat, Ganges Riv., E. Bengal, I1-ix
[Annandale]; Balighai, Orissa, 24—25-x; Shencottah, 25-x; Qui-

58 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL. Wit,

lon, g-xi; Kulattupuzha, 19-xi [all three Travancore and Annan-
dale|; Igatpuri, Bombay Presid., 20-xi [Annandale].

calcuttensis, zd., loc. ctt., 195, % (Probezzta) (1913).

Calcutta, 13-ix-o7 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
unique.
kempi, id., loc. cit., 197, 2 (1913).
Puri, 13-x [Kemp]. Type, a unique specimen in alcohol,

in Indian Museum.

formosana Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 30 (1912).
Formosa.

chrysolopha, id., loc. cit., 31 (1912).
Formosa.

Subgenus Dibezzia, Kieff.

Rec) Ind’ Mus Vil, 220 (ror):
GENOTYPE, D. clavata Kieff., sp. nov., by original

designation.
clavata Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 120, 9, pl. vi, 7, 8, tarsal joints
(1911).
Calcutta, 5—9-1x-07. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

Kieffer (/.c.) also describes a variety from Calcutta.
Jongistila,1d., loc. c#t.; 121, <9 (rors),
Calcutta, 29-x-07. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian
Museum.
brevistila, zd., loc. cit., 122, @ (I9II).
Sylhet, 3-iv-05 [Hall]. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian
Museum.
himalayae, 7d., loc. cit., VI, 328, ? (I9EI).
Kurseong, 26-vi-10. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian
Museum.
ceylanica Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 6, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 9-vil-10. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
pictipennis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 191, @ (1913).
Shasthancottah, Travancore 8-xi-08 [Annandale. | Type, a
unique specimen, in Indian Museum.
spinigera, id., loc. cit. x, 313, 2 (1914).
Purneah, 5-viti-07. Type in Indian Museum.

Leptoconops, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) iv, 288 (1890).
De Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, 98.
GENOTYPE, L. stygius, td., loc. cit., sp. nov.
albiventris de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, 98, 2, pl. i, 6 (1915).
North Papua.

1920.] E. BruNETtr: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 59

Subfamily TANYPINAE.'
Tanypus, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II. 261 (1803).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 615: Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc.
42, 40: 7d., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 220, tab. Ind. spp.
GENOTYPE, Tipula cincta F., by Latreille’s
designation, I8Tro.

melanurus Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 405, pl. iv, 1, full insect
and wing (1856).

Ambarawa, Java, in houses during the rains. Type prob-
ably lost.
cyaneomaculatus, id., loc. cit., 406, pl. xi, 2, full insect (1856).
Ambarawa, Java, abundant in bedrooms. Type probably
lost.

nigrocinctus, 7d., loc. cit., 406, pl. xi, 3, full insect (1856).
Java. Type probably lost.
manillensis Sch., Reise Novara, Dipt., 26 (1868).

Manila. Type in Vienna Museum.
signifer de Meij., Nova Guin. Results, 71 (1906).
Papua. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

macrocerus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 212, ¢ (Isoplastus) (1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 333, note (Pelopza) ; zd., loc. cit., IX,
160 (Pelopia).
Thamaspur, Nepal, xi and 18—2o-ii-08; Puri, Orissa, 18-1
[Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
A specimen in the same collection from Puri, 18—19-i -1-08,
is noted by Kieffer as a variety.

paivai Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 213, o (Isoplastus) (1910).

Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. TX, 159, » 2 (Pelopta) (1913).

Bengal, between Manihari and Manshahi, on railway track,
4-vili-07, type ~» [Paiva]; Madhupur, Bengal, 14-x-09g, type 9
[Paiva]; Maniharighat, Ganges Riv., on sand bank, 17-ii [Chau-
dhurt |. Types in Indian Museum.

ornatipes Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 214, 2 (1910).

id. Rec. Ind. Mus., EX -1600,"o" "9 (1973).

Balighai, Orissa, 25-x [Annandale]; Madhupur, Bengal, I4-x,
at light [Paiva]; Berhampore Court, Bengal, 12-iv [Kemp];
Calcutta, 16-ix ; Sonadigee, Ganges Delta, 6-xii, at light [Jenkins];
Ernakulam, Cochin State, 4-xi [Annandale]. Paratypes
in Indian Museum. Three paratypes of an unnamed variety also
in the Museum.

pulchripes Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 214, @ @? (1910).

Calcutta <i. vii, at light ; xii [Annandale] ; Sonarpur, Bengal,
at light, 24- cit Puri, 1, atl: Paratypes in Indian Museum.

For characters and tab. gen. v. Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 33—34 (1906),
and Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 153, under the inadmissible name of Pelopiinae.

60 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL DOVE,

violaceipennis Kieff., Joc. cit., II, 222, @ (IgIO).
Calcutta, 2-ii-08, type, 20-iii-07 [Annandale]. Type in
Indian Museum.
albolineatus, zd., loc. cit., 224, @ (I9QIO).
Mandalay, 12-ili-08 [Annandale]. Unique tyfe in Indian
Museum. :
oriplanus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. vi, 125, @ (Isoplastus) (1911).
ld. loc.cit., LX, 161, 9 (Pelopea) (rox),
Simla, 25-iv-07, type 2 [Annandale]. Type o@ apparently
lost, type @ in Indian Museum.
saltatrix, zd., Rec. Ind: Mus. VI, 330, ~ (Pelopia) (1911).
Simla, 9-v-1o “in numbers at dusk, males aerial dancing ”’
[Annandale]. Paraty pes in Indian Museum.
brunettii, 2d., Joc. cit., 332, o (Pelopia) (1911).
Darjiling, 28-v-10 [Brunetti]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum. -
riparia, 7d., loc. ctt., 332, @ (Pelopia) (1911).
Barogh (Simla), 10-v-10 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Mu-
seum, a unique specimen.
himalayae, 7d., loc. cit., 333, @ (Pelopia) (191I).
Barogh (Simla), to-v-1o [Annandale]. Two paratypes in
Indian Museum.
annulatipes Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 8, 2 (Pelopza) (1912).

Peradeniya, 17-v-1o. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
pallidipes, zd., loc. cit., 9, 2 (Pelopia) (1912).
Peradeniya, 29-v-I0. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
birmanensis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 159, @ (1913).
Mandalay, 11-iii-o8 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,

in Indian Museum, reduced to a fragment.
macrochaeta, 7d., loc. cit., 159, 2, pl. xii, 25, antenna 2 (1913).
Kurseong, 27-iti | Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.

Clinotanypus, Kieff.

Rec. Ind) Mus xe 157 (£913).
GENOTYPE, Procladius atratus Kieff., the first
species, by present designation.!

ornatissimus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II., 216, # (Procladius)
(1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 158, note (Clinotanypus) (1913).
Calcutta, 21-vii, 1g-viii [Annandale]; Kushtea, Bengal, 7-x
[Jenkins]; Purnea, vii [Paiva]; Madhupur, Bengal, 16, 20-x,

! Kieffer in instituting this genus refers six of his species of Procladius to it
without nominating any one as type.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 61

at light [Paiva]; Nedumangad, Travancore, 14-xi [Annandale];

Victoria Gardens, Colombo, 26-iv [Pa:va]; Mandalay, iii [An-

nandale |.

var. described by Kieffer, Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 126 (1911) from
Calcutta, ix [Lloyd]; 2-i, at light [Annandale]. Paratypes
of normal form and the variety in Indian Museum.

fumipennis, zd., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 217, @ (Procladius) (1910).
Calcutta, iii, vi [Annandale]; Giridih, Bengal [ Kemp]. Type
belonging to Indian Museum. A variety (descr. Kieff., loc. cit.),
from Puri, iii [Pazva], in Indian Museum.

paivai, zd., loc. cit., 218, 2 (Procladtus) (1910).
Puri, 2-i1i-08 [Pazva]. Type in Indian Museum, unique.

fuscosignatus, 7d., loc. cit., 218, 7 2, pl. xi, 6, wing (Procladius)

(1910).

Calcutta Zoolog. Gardens, vii [Annandale]; Sylhet, vii [Hall];
Purneah [Paiva]; Madhupur, x [Paiva]; Giridih, Bengal,
[Kemp].
var. aterrimus, zd , loc. cit., 219, 2.

Puri, iii [Pazva]. Unique.
var. flavidus, id., loc. cit., 219, 2

Bengal, between Bolpore and Rampore, at light in railway
carriage; Calcutta, viti [Annandale]; Sylhet, vii. [L¢ -Col. Hall].

war. vulgaris, id., Rec. Ind Mus., EX, 157, 2. (2913):

Madhupur, Bengal, x [Paiva]; Tinpahar, Bengal, 7-vii; Bho-
gaon, N. Bengal, 22-iii [Paiva]; Calcutta, 17-vii, 13-viii, 22-ix
[Annandale]; Kankondigee, Sunderbunds, Ganges Delta, on
board launch, at light, 14-xi [Jenkins], Bosondhur, Khulna Dist.,
Ganges Delta, on board launch at light, 29-viii [Jenkins]; on
board ship ro miles off Masulipatam, Madras Coast, 4-vi [Paiva] ;
Balighai, Orissa, 26-x [Annandale]. An additional form of this
var. described (/.c.) by Kieffer from Madhupur, Bengal.

Mata jenKinsi,24..00C. Clt., B57, 9s (1oE3).

Calcutta, 18-ix; Bosondhur, Khulna Dist., Ganges Delta, on
board launch at light, 29-viii [Jenkins]; Balighai, Orissa, 25-x
[Annandale|; Shasthancottah, Travancore, 6-xi [Annandale].
var. A further form, unnamed, described by Kieffer (loc. eit.,

158) from on board ship 1o miles off Masulipatam, Madras

Coast, 4-vi [Paiva]. Paratypes of all the above varieties and

the norma! form in the Indian Museum. No ¢yfe set up.

atratus, 7d., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 219, ? (Procladius) (1910).

Sylhet, 22-vii-05 [Hail]. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

Q-punctatus, zd., loc. cit., 219, @ (Procladius) (1910).

Calcutta Zoological Gardens, iii, vii [Annandale]; at light, 2
and 14-viii; 12-ix [all Annandale]; Rajmahal, Bengal, vii; be
tween Bolpore and Rampore, at light in railway carriage; Bet-
tiah, Champaran, iii (both Bengal); Mandalay, iii [Annandale];
Puri, iii [Paiva]. Several paratypes in Indian Museum.

62 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL Vain,

Trichotanypus, Kieff.

Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXX, 319 (1906) : no species quoted,
but one mentioned during same year.
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fase 42, 42.
GENOTYPE, Tanypus posticalis T,undb. accord-
ing to Coquillett (1910).

Subgenus Protenthes, Johan.

Ent. News Philad. XVIIT, 400 (1908).
GENOTYPE, Tipula cincta F., as punctipennts
Mg.
bilobatus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus II, 221, » 2 (Tanypus) (1910).

Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 330 (Trichotanypus, subgenus Pro-

tenthes).

Sylhet, ii [Hall]; Calcutta, v, vi, vii, xi [Annandale]; Raj-
shahi, E. Bengal, it.

microcerus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 224, @ (1910).

Puri, 2-iii-08 [Parva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

Kieffer describes (Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 155) a variety, also

a @ from Naini Tal [Lloyd]. Three specimens in the Indian

Museum.

photophilus Kieff., Nova Guin. Results, 223, @ (1910).
Id., Rec: Ind. Mus, 1X. 7154; 2 (1973): Paratypes in Indian
Museum.

Calcutta, i, at light [Annandale], 16-ix, at light, 18, 21-vi;
II-vii; 14-viii [Annandale]; Asansol, Bengal, 14-ii [Patva,
Caunter|: Ernakulam, Cochin State, 4-xi [Annandale], Shen-
cottah, Travancore, 25-xi [Annandale]; on ship 10 miles off
Masulipatam, Madras Coast, 5-vi[ Paiva]. Paratypes in Indian

Museum.
Procladius, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2), IV, 283 (1889).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 38: Id., Mem. Ind.
Mus. II, 216, tab. Ind. spp.

GENOTYPE, P. paludicola Skuse, by designation

of Coquillett (1910).
crux Wied., Analec. Entom., 10 (Tanypus) (1824).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 19 (Tanypus): Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus.
VI, 250 (Tanypus): de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 335
(Procladius).
pardalis Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 405, pl. vi, 1 (1856).
ornatus, id., loc. cit., XIV, 385, pl. vii, 1 (1897).
Java, Semarang, i, ii, vi, vii [Jacobson]. Type in Copen-
hagen Museum.

1920.) E, BRuNETII: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 63

formosanus Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 31 (1912).

bilobatus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 155, # @ (1913).
Asansol, Bengal, 13-ii [Patva, Caunter]. Types, a unique
pair, in Indian Museum.

imconspicuus, 7d., loc. cit. 150, &, pl. xii, 23, antenna 92 (1913).

Moulmein, 26-ii [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
pallidus, id., loc. cit., 156, 2 (156).
Mandalay, Io-iii, @ [Annandale]. Type belonging to In-

dian Museum.
obscuripes de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 336, 2 (1913).

Semarang, ii, iii [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Isoplastus, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) IV, 279 (1889).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 43: td., Mem. Ind.
Mus. II, 210 (tab. Ind. spp.).
GENOTYPE, I. notabtlis Skuse, the first species,
by designation of Coquillett (1910).
annandalei, Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 211, &, pl. ix, 6,7, 9, var.
chars. (IQI0).

Caicutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
indicus, td., loc. cii., 212, ¢ Y (1910).
Calcutta, i, vii [Annandale]; Katihar, vii [ Pazva]. Para-

types in Indian Museum.
setosicornis, 7d., loc. ctt., 213, 2 (1910).
Bettiah, Champaran, Bengal, 6-iii-08. Type, a unique
specimen, in Indian Museum.
Variipes, 2d., loc. cit., 215, @# (1910).
Mandalay, r1-i1i-08 [ A nnandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.
photophilus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 126,2 , pl. vi, 11, antenna

(IQIT).
Katihar, at light, 14-x-07 [ Paiva]. Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.

Subfamily CHIRONOMINAE|!
Section CLUNIONARIAE.”

Nepalia, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 348 (1911).
GENOTYPE, JN. filipes, the original species.

! For groups v. Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus.’IX, 120.
2 For table of all genera v. Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 121.

64 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo.. XVII,

filipes Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 338, # (zon),
Noalpur, Nepal, 23-ii-08. The unique type is no longer in~
existence.

Section ORTHOCLADIARIAE.!
Metriocnemus, Wulp.

Tijd. v. Hut. XVIL; £360(2674):
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 31.
GENOTYPE, Chironomus albolineatus, Mg., by Co-
quillett’s designation (1910).
Wulpiella, Kieff., Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. LX VIII, 66

(1899).
callinotus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 175,@ (I9gI1).
Simla Hills, 25-iv-07 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,

in Indian Museum.
fusiger, id.,-loc. cit., 348, #7 2 (I9QIT).

Simla, 12-v-08 [Annandale]. Four paratypes in Indian Mu-
seum.

Camptocladius, Wulp.

Tijd. ve Bat. X VIL, 133 (1874):
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 24.
GENOTYPE, Tipula bysstna Schrk., by Coquillett’s
designation (I9T0).
monticola Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 346, 2, pl. xiv, 9, wing
(TOTz):
Simla, 11-v-o8. The unique ¢yfe in the Indian Museum is
a mere fragment.

Rhopalocladius, Kieff.
Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 347 (1911).
GENOTYPE, R. himalayae, the original species.

himalayae Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 347, @.
Barogh, Simla, 10-v-1o [Annandale]. Type lost.

Conacladius, Kieff.

Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 242 (1910).
GENOTYPE, C. flavus, the original species.
flavus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 242, @, pl. xi,'15, head, 13, tip
of genitalia (IQI0).
Calcutta. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

L For table of genera v. Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 122, and Spol. Zeyl.
VANE 23.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Ovtental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 65

Dolichocladius, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 176 (1910).
GrNnoTyPE, D. heteropterus Kieff., the original
species.

heteropterus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 176, @ (1910).
- Base of Dawna Hills, 4-iii-o8 [Annandale]. Type in Indian
Museum, a unique specimen.

Orthocladius, Wulp.

dijda yo Mat. eV 32) (1874):
Kieff., Gen, Ins,shaset425.25:
GENOTYPE, Tipula stercoraria, De Geer, by Co-
quillett’s designation (1910).

Subgenus Trichocladius, Kieff.

Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXX, 356 (1906).
Kiet. Gen. Ins: Pase...42,.25; 1d , Rec. Ind.
Mus: Vi, 277: (rorn):

GENOTYPE, 7. fissicornis Kieff., the original
species,

spatulicornis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 177, o, pl. vii, 33, antenna,
34, genitalia, pt. (I9II).
Bengal, between Manihari and Manshahi, on railway track,
4-Vili-07. Three paratypes in Indian Museum.

pentazonus, 7d., loc. cit., VI, 345, @ (1911).
Thaumaspur, Nepal, r8-ii-o8; Tharbani, Nepal, 27-11-08.
Three paratypes in Indian Museum.
oriplanus, id., loc. cit., 346, @ (19I1I).
Tonglu, Darjiling, 10,000 ft., 21-iv-1to[C. W. Beebe]. Type,
unique, but much damaged, in Indian Museum.
anomalus, id., loc. cit., IX, 124, # (1913).
Valley of Sutlej River, below Simla, 6-v [Annandale]; Darji-
ling, 8-viii [ Jenkins]. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

Subgenus Psectrocladius, Kieff.

Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXX, 356 (1906).
miei Gen lush Fasce 42; 26: 1d., “Rec. Ind:
Mus. VI, 176 (1911).

GENOTYPE, Orthocladius psilopterus, Kieff., ac-
cording to Coquillett (1g10).

flavicollis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus VI, 176, 2 (1911).
Calcutta, 31-i-o8 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
unique.

66 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Subgenus Dactylocladius, Kieff.
Ann. Soc. Sci. Brux. XXX, 356 (1906).
Kieti ; Gen. Ius., Fasc: 42," 20 s10 kee eines
Muss Vi x74 (Loin).
GENOTYPE, Orthocladius brevicornis, Kieff., ac-
cording to Coquillett (1910).
tenuicrus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 174, ~ (1910).
Rajshahi, E. Bengal, 6-ii-o7 [Annandale]. Tvpe, unique,
in Indian Museum.
ceylanicus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 21, @, fig. 8, genitalia tip (1912).
Peradeniya, I4-vil-Io. Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

Cardiocladius, Kieff.
Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 22 (1912).
nom. nov. for Thalassomyia Johann., nec. Sch.
Thalassomyia, Johan, Bull. N.Yk. State Mus.
LXVITI, 437, 7 2 (1903): nec Thalassomyia,
Sch., 1856.

Kieffer sets up cevlanicus, sp. nov. as type of his new genus,
stating it to be svnonymous with Johannsen’s, and that the
latter is different from Schinetr’s.!

ceylanicus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 22, °, fig. 9, flagellum (1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-10. Type in Indian Museum.

Cricotopus, Wulp.
Tijd. v. Ent. XVII, 132 (1874)
Kiel. Gears) shase: ign.
GENOTYPE, Chironomus tibialis Mg., by designa-
tion of Coquillett (1910).
carnosus Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 32 (1912).
Formosa.
brunettii Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 125, @ (1913).
Kurseong, 6-ix-o9, at light [Annandale]; Darjiling, 6000 ft.,
28-ix-o8 and 1-x-07 [Brunetti]. Several paratypes in Indian
Museum.

Section CHIRONOMARIAE.?
Tanytarsus, Wulp.

Tijd. v. Ent. XVII, 134 (1874).
Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 29: id., Mem. Ind.
Mus. II, 239, tab. Ind. spp.: id., Rec. Ind. Mus.
VI, 166, tab. add. Ind. spp. nov.

is The work in which Thalassomyia, Johann., is described is inaccessible in
ndia.

oe This name is formed to be in keeping with the names of the other two sec-
tions admitted by Kieffer, but the term used by that author is Tendipedariae,
which is inadmissible, being founded on an inadmissible generic name, Tendipes.
Yor table of genera in this section, see Kieffer, Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 126.

1920.] E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 67
GENOTYPE, Chironomus punctipes Wied., by Co-
quillett’s designation (1910).

clavatitarsis Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 240, 9, pl. ix, 5, middle
tarsus, part (I9Io).

Calcutta, vil. Type belonging to Indian Museum.
setosipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 240, 7 (1910).
Calcutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
breviventris, zd., loc. cit., 241, 2 (1910).
Calcutta, vil-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
pilosipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 241, 2 (1910).
Calcutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
viridis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 168, » 9, pl. vii, 25, wing, @
(1QIT).
Puri, 2-iii | Parva]. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
Kieffer describes a variety, loc. cit., ix, 152, from Puri, 19-1;
24-11; 2-111 [ Parva]. Type in Indian Museum.
hirtipes, zd., loc. cit., 168, # (IQIT).
Sylhet, 27-i-05 [Hall]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

lasiopterus, 7d., loc. cit., 169, @, pl. vii, 26, genitalia, part (IgII).
Rajshahi, EF. Bengal, 6-ii-o7 [Annandale]. Type belonging
to Indian Museum.
confundendus, 7d., loc. cit., 169, » , pl. vii, 27, genitalia (IgII).
Port Canning, 21-vii [Annandale]; Calcutta, 23-vii [Lloyd].
Paraty pes in Indian Museum.
adjacens, 7d@., loc. cit., 170, 2 (1911).
Rajshahi, E. Bengal, 6-11-07 [Annandale]. Type, a unique
specimen, in Indian Museum.
semiglaber, 7d., loc. cit., 170, 2 (IQII). ;
Calcutta, 30-vii-o7, at light [Annandale]. Type in Indian
Museum, a unique specimen.
macrochirus, 7d., loc. cit., 171, 2 (I9IT). ‘
Bhim Tal, 27-ix-06 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.

leptogastrus, id., loc. cit., 172, ” (1911). 4
Port Canning, 21-vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.

lasiopus, id., loc. cit., 172, 2 (I9I1). ;
Port Canning, 21-vii-o7 [Annandale]. Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.
The month of capture is July, not August as quoted by
Kieffer.

68 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

formosanus Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 42 (1912).

Formosa.
lobatus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 18, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-I0. Type in Indian Museum, unique,
damaged.
transversalis, id., loc. cit., 19, # 2, fig. 6, antenna tip (1912).
Peradeniya, 2 and 23-vi-10, type 7 @. Types in Indian

Museum, unique.
prasiogaster, 7d., loc. cit., 20, # 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 30-v-10. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
ceylanicus, id., loc. cit., 20, 2, fig. 7, antenna tip (1912).
Peradeniya, 17 and 19-v-10. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
poecilus, td., loc. cit., 21 (1912).
Peradeniya, I3-v-I0. Fragments of ¢ype in Indian Museum,
in Canada balsam.

bicornutus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 151, ? (1913).
Giridih, Bengal, 2-xi [Kemp]. Two paratypes in Indian
Museum, in alcohol.
pentatomus, 7d., loc. cit., 152, 2, pl. xii, 22, antenna (1913).
Puri, 13-xi [Kemp]. Paratypes in Indian Museum, in al-
cohol.

Subgenus Micropsectra, Kieff.! ©

indica Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. IL, 242, 2 (¢ndicus) (1910).
Calcutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. Tvpe belonging to Indian Mu-
seum. |

Polypedilum, Kieff.”

tripartitum Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 231 (Prochironomus tripar-

tutus) o& Q (1910).

Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 150, notes.

Madhupur, Bengal, 17-x, at light [Pazva]; Poradah, HE. Bengal,
in railway station, 26-vi [Jenkins]; Bosondhur, Ganges Delta,
29-viii, on launch at light [Jenkins]; Puri Distr., 1r4-i and
8-xii [Caunter]; Kuching, Sarawak, 16-vi [Beebe]; on board
ship, Suez Canal, 9-x-07; type ~ and 2 [Annandale]. Types
in Indian Museum.

annulatipes, 7d., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 234, 2 (1910).
Id., Rec. Ind: Mus. 1X; a5r, @ °S (ro13):
Puri, iii [Paiva]; Lake Chilka, at light, ii [Annandale];
Khulna Distr., Ganges Delta, on board launch at light [Jenkins].
Paratypes in Indian Museum.

| I have been unable to trace the origin of this genus.
2 I have been unable to trace the origin of this genus. Kieffer (Rec. Ind.
Mus. IX, 146) gives a table of the Indian species.

1920.]| EE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 69

fasciatipenne Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 238, @ , pl. xi, 4, antenna
tip (Prochironomus) (1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 135 (Chironomus): id., loc. cit., IX,
150 (Polypedilum).

Calcutta, i, ii, vi, vii, vili, ix [mostly Annandale]. Larva
feeds on Hydra (v. Journ. As. Soc. Bengal (n.s.), II, 1906, p. 112):
Ann., Faun. Brit. Ind., Freshwater Sponges, 155; Baini Pra-
shad, Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 71, anatomy larva of this or an allied

species, pl. xxiii, var. chars. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
pelostolum Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 41 (1912).
Formosa.

cristatum Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 146, » 2 (1913).
Katihar, N. Bengal, ix [Paiva]; Port Canning, 6-xii; Lake
Chilka, iti [Annandale]. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

kempi, id., loc. cit., 147, 9, pl. xti,; 18, antenna (1913).
Puri, 13-xi [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum, in alcohol.

angustiforceps, 7d., loc. cit., 148, @, xii, 19, genitalia (Igr3).
Katihar, Bengal, ix [Pavva]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
milnei, id., loc. cit., 148, @ (1913).
Berhampur, Murshidabad Distr., Bengal, xii [Milne]. Type,
a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.
The only specimen in the Museum, which is marked
“type,” has no month given but is dated 1907 only.

purimanus, 7d., loc. cit., 149, 0 (1913).
Calcutta, ix [Lloyd]. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

brumalei, 7d., loc. cit., 149, @, pl. xii, 20, antenna (1913).
Giridih, Bengal, 7-xi [Kemp]. Two paratypes in alcohol in
Indian Museum.

Paratendipes, Kieff.}

Rec: Inds Mus, LX, 126.(19%3).
GENOTYPE, unknown to present author.

diagraphis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 335, o ?, pl. xiv, 3, genitalia,
part (Tendipes) (1911).
Simla, 9-v-10; Mundali (Dehra Dun, W. Himalayas), 12-v-ro.
Paraty pes in Indian Museum.

melanothorax, id., loc. cit., 335, 7 2, pl. xiv, 2, genitalia, part
(Tendifes) (1911).
Thamaspur, Nepal, 20-11-98; Tharbani, 27-11-08. Type
belonging to Indian Museum.

! The only characterisation of this genus that I can find is its inclusion in a
table of genera of this group, as quoted, but it ts not therein givenas new. Kieffer
gives a table of four Indian species, p. 143.

70 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

pelargus, id., Joc. cit., IX, 143, 7 9, pl. xii, 16, last 2 joints 9

antenna (1913).

Calcutta, 29-viii-o7, type, %, II-xii-07, type @. Types in
Indian Museum, the only specimens.

ditaenius, zd., loc. cit., 144, 2 (1913).

Katihar, 14-x-07 [Pazva]. The unique type in the Indian

Museum is a useless fragment.
caunteri, id., loc. cit., 144, 2 (1913).

Rajmahal, Bengal, 5-vii, at light [Annandale]; on board
launch at light, Borondhur, Khulna Distr., Ganges Delta, 29-viii
[Jenkins]; Chennia, 24 Perghs., Sunderbunds, to-xi [Jenkins];
Balighai, near Puri, 23-x [Annandale]. Paratypes in Indian
Museum.

dolens, id., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 233, @ (Prochtronomus) (1910).

Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 145, @ @, pl. xii, 17, genitalia tip

(1913).

Calcutta, ii, Vili, xi, xii; at light; 1; Bettiah, Bengalyeu
Katihar, x [Paiva]; Sonapur, Bengal, 24-xii, at light in railway
carriage [Annandale]; Puri, 2-111 [Pavia]. Several paratypes
in Indian Museum.

A variety from the base of the Dawna Hills, taken in March

by Dr. Annandale, noted by Kieffer (Mem. Ind. Mus. IT, 234).

Glyptotendipes, Kieff.!

GENOTYPE, G. sigillatus Kieff., by original desig-
nation.

verrucosus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 7 2 (Chironomus) (1911).
Id., loc. cit., YX, 140, note, pl. xi, 11, genitalia tip (Tendtpes).
Bhim Tal, 25, 27-ix-06 [Annandale]; Calcutta, 26-v; 14-vil;

28-xii-07. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

Prochironomus, Kieff.?

Mem. Ind. Mus, II, 225 (1910).
GENOTYPE unknown to present author.

prussicus Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 229, ~ (1910).
Simla, 12-v-08 [Annandale]. Type, a much damaged unique
specimen, in Indian Museum.
pictiventris, 7d., loc. cit., 229, @ (I9I0).
Bettiah, Champaran, Bengal, 4-i11-08. Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.

| The original description of this genus is unknown to me.

2 Although Kieffer removes three species, striatipennis, punctatipennis and
fasciatipennis, to Chironomus, he says nothing about the remainder from which I
infer he still considers Prochtronomus a valid genus.

1920.] E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 71

annandalei, 7d., loc. cit., 230, 2, pl. ix, 10, 11, var. chars. (1910).
Calcutta, vii-o7 [Annandale]. _ Type technically in Indian
Museum, but the only specimen there is labelled ‘“‘ Calcutta,
ix-07, type.’’ An error seems to have crept in somewhere.
stripes, 1d., loc. cit., 231, 2 (I9QIO).

Katihar, 4-viii-o7 [Paiva]. Type, a unique specimen, in
Indian Museum.

At first considered possibly the 9 of albiforceps, but later

(Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 143) Kieffer admits it as a good species.

clavatipes, id., loc. cit., 232, @ (IgI0).

Bengal, between Manihari and Manshali, on railway track,
4-vili-07 [Patva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique speci-
men.

graciliforceps, 7d., loc. cit., 235, 7 (1910).
Bengal, between Bolpore and Rampore, at light in railway

carriage, 3-viil-07 [ Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
curtimanus, 7d., loc. cit., 235, % (1910).
Mandalay, ti [Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.

hallii, 4d., loc. cit., 237, 2 (1910).
Sylhet, 9-ii [Hall]. Type belonging to Indian Museum.
tenuitarsis, 7d., loc. cit., 237, @ (1910).
Rangoon, 25-ii-08 [Annandale]; Mandalay, I1-iti-o8 [Annan-
dale}. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
fimbriatus, zd., loc. cit. , 238, o "(XO LO).
Tharbani, Nepal, 27- ii-o8. Kieffer erroneously Heat Novem-
ber. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.

Chironomus, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 260 (1803).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 595: Avuctt. var.: Kieff., Gen.
Tas., Base. A2, 14. 7d.,. Mem Ind. Mus, 122,
tab. Inde spp. loc. ¢i., VI,.127 aud- VI 333°
tab. addit. spp. nov. (as Tendipes): loc. cit., IX,
129, tab. 37 Ind. spp. (as Tendipes): td., Spol.
Zeyle Vill, 10, tab. spp.

GENOTYPE, Tipula plumosa 1,., by Latreille’s

designation.
venustus W., Auss. Zweifl. I, 547 (1828).!
China. Types in Wiedemann’s-and Trentepohl’s collec-

tions.

socius Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 16 (1848).
East India. Type in British Museum.

| Probably should not be included in oriental lists.

72 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

cubiculorum Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 405, pl. v, 2 (1856).
Java. Type probably lost.

vicarius Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt., pt. V, 423, 7 2 (1856).
Fast India. Type, location unknown to present author.

pictus Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 386, pl. vii, 2 (1857).
Java. Type probably lost.

instabilis Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII, 103 (1865).
Papua. Type, location unknown to present author.

trochanteratus Thoms., Eugen. Resa, 445 (1869).
Manila. Type, location unknown to present author.

novaeguineensis de Meij., Nova Guinea Results, V, 69 (1906).
Papua. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

camptogaster Kieff, Mem. Ind Mus. II, 227, a, pl. xi, 2, abdo-
men tip (1910)

Calcutta. Type belonging to Indian Museum.
longivalvis, id., loc. cit., 228, 7, pl. xi, I1, genitalia, pt. (1910).
Calcutta. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

bipunctatus, 7d., loc. cit., 228, ~ (1910).
Id., Rec Ind. Mus. IX, 139, 9 (Tendipes).
Rangoon, 25-11-08 [Annandale]. Two paratypes in Indian
Museum.

albiforceps, 7d., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 231, ~ (Prochironomus) (1910).
28-vii [Lord]; Bhogaon, Bengal, 2-x; Katihar, Bengal, 4-viii
[Paiva]; on board launch at light, Port Canning [Annandale] ;
Bologhatta, near Khulna, Ganges Delta, 28-viii and Khulna,
27-vili [both Jenkins]; Katihar, viii [Paiva]; Mandalay, 12-iii
[Annandale]; Peradeniya, 17-v-10, at light. Paratypes in In-
dian Museum.

punctatipennis, :d., Mem. Ind. Mus. 234, » 2 (Pyvrochironomus)

(1910).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 138, pl. xi, 10, genitalia (Tendipes).
Rajmahal, Bengal, 31-vii-07, tvpe @ , viii; Puri 2-iii-o } [Patva] ;
Katihar, 4-vili-07, tvpe 7; ix [Paiva]; at light on launch, Bo-
sondhur, Khulna Distr., Ganges Delta, 29-viii [Jenkins]; Shen-
cottah, Travancore, 25-xi-o8 [Annandale]. Types in Indian
Museum, the ~ a mere fragment.
Striatipennis Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 326, 9 (Prochironomus)
(1910).
Id., Rec. Ind« Mus.:VI, 134,-¢° 9, pl: vi, 12, genitalia’ tip,
(Chironomus) : id., loc. cit., IX, 138, notes (Tendipes).
Bhim Tal, 27-ix-06 [ Annandale]; Calcutta, 22-xii ; Shencottah,
Travancore, 25-xi [Annandale]; Victoria Gardens, Colombo, 26-

iv [Paiva] Several paratypes in Indian Museum.
speciosus Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 133, @ (1911).
Matiana [ Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian

Museum.

1920.] EE. Brunertr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 73

pruinosus, id., loc. cit., 134, @ (1911).
Barrackpore, near Calcutta, I1-viii-o7 [Annandale]. Type
in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.
nigrosparsus, 7d., loc. cit., 135, @ (1911).
Mandalay, I1-iii-o8 [Annandale]. Type, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.
Gevilanicus, td. loc. ci., (130, 137, a 9 (TOL):
Colombo, vii-1gor. Paratypes in Indian Museum. Known
in Colombo as the ‘‘ Lake Fly”; see Ind. Mus. Notes, V, Ig1
and 195.

polystictus, 7d., loc. cit., 537, (LOTT).
Bengal (between Bolpore and Rampore), 3-vili-07, at light in
railway carriage [Patva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

lobaticeps, 1d., loc. crt., 138, o 2, pl. vi;.13, ae eeree tip (1911).
Sylhet, ii (Hall). Bijnor (United Prov. , India), i Calcutta, xi,
xii; Port Canning, Bengal, sali Paraty pes in Indian Museum.
var. validus Kieff., in H. Sauter’s Formosa Ausbeute, Tendi-
pedidae (Supp. Ent. IQI2, V, I, p. 311, 7 2) (Lendtpes) ?
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 140, & < , note (Tendtpes).
Calcutta, 30-i; iii, iv, 5-xii; Madhupur, Bengal, x ; Sonadigee,
Ganges Delta, 6-xii, at light ; Formosa, il, ii [Sauter]. Para-
types in Indian Museum.

lobaticollis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 139, 7 ¢, pl. vi, 14, geni-
talia tip (I9II).
Sylhet, ii [Hall]. Paratypes in Indian Museum

flaviventris, zd., loc. cit., 139, @ (1911).
Id., loc. cit., TX, 141, note (Tendipes).
Puri, 20——21-i-08, type; Balighai, near Puri, 26-x-08 [ dunan-
dale}. Type in Indian Musenm.

grossipes, 7d , loc. cit., VI, 141, 2 (I91T).
Calcutta, v, vii [Annandale]. Two paratypes in Indian
Museum.

nigromarginatus, 7d., loc. cit., 141, 2 and 344, note (IgII).
Id., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 17, note (Tendipes).
‘““ Probably the @ of C. callithorax’’ (Kieffer).

Lucknow, iv; Calcutta, i, iii, v,- viii, also iii, at light; Port
Canning, 21-viii [Annandale]; Lake Chilka, iv ; Chandan Chowk,
United Prov., India, 8-v-o7 ; Kawkereik, Amherst Distr., Lower
Burma, 5-iii; Peradeniya, at light. 14-v; I7-v; 1I7-vi-Io.
var. macrogaster, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 142, @ (1911).

Maldhun, Naini -T'al Distr., 14-ii, United Prov., India; Kuch-
ing, Borneo. Paratypes of normal form and- variety in
Indian Museum. The var. macrogaster is represented by a unique
specimen.

callithorax, id., loc. cit., 142, * (1411).
Lucknow 21-v-07: Bijnor Distr., United Prov., India, var.

74 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

locs., xi-07; Sonarpur, Lower Bengal, 24-xii, at light in railway
carriage [Annandale]; Calcutta, 30-iv-07, at light; 24-vi-07;
Rajshahi, KE. Bengal, 6-11-07 ; Mandalay, 12-iii-o8. Several para-
types in Indian Museum.

melanostolus, id., loc. cit. » 143, (1911).
Wake -Chilkar 7=15-viii- 07. Type in Indian Museum, a
unique specimen.

nigriforceps, 7d., loc. cit., 143 @ (IQII). .
Chandan Chowki, United Prov., India, 8-v-o07. Type, a
unique specimen, in Indian Museum.

dolichogaster, id., loc. cit., 144 @ (IQII).
Id., loc. cit., ix, 142, 2, pl. xii, 15, genitalia tip (Tendipes)
(1913)
Calcutta, i1-08 [Annandale]; viii. Three paratvpes in
Indian Museum.

seminiger, td., loc. cit., 144, @ (I9QII).
Id., loc. cit., ix, 141, @, pl. xi, 13, genitalia (Tendtpes).
Calcutta, 3—23-ii1i-07 [Annandale] ; viii. Several paratypes
in Indian Museum.

lampronotus, zd , loc. cit., 144, 2 (1911).
Sylhet, 14-iii-05 [Hall]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
Kieffer quotes April (iv) as the date, but though it is not
quite certain, it appears to be intended for iii.

longicrus, id, loc. cit., 145, @ (19I1).
Matiana [Annandale]. Type, a unique o, in Indian Museum.

fuscitarsis, id., loc. cit., 145, @ (I9QII).
Id., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 17, note ( Tendtpes).
Calcutta, 20-viii; Peradeniya, 2-vi-to; Mandalay, 12-iii-o8
(type) [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
Kieffer (Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 142) queries this as a variety of
lamprothorax.

callicomus, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 146, @ (1911).
Matiana [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

lamprothorax, id., loc. cit., 146, 2 (1911).

Calcutta, vii, viii, ix, xi, xii; Port Canning, vii [Annandale];
Katihar, viii; Puri, at light, 24-ii [Paiva]; between Bolpore
and Rampore, Bengal, at light in railway carriage, 3-viii-07, type
[Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum.
var. radialis, id., loc. cit., 147, 2 (tgII).

Calcutta, vi, vii, viii. Paratypes in Indian Museum.
var. conjungens, 7d., loc. cit., X, 315,7 2% (1914).

Calcutta, Ind. Mus. gardens, 25-viii-ro. Type in Indian
Museum.

tenerrimus, 7d., loc. cit., VI, 147, 7%, pl. vi, 15, genitalia, pt.
(TOT).

1920.] E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 75

Calcutta, 1, 11, ili, vi, villi, often at light [Annandale]. Several
paratypes in Indian Museum.
var. leucotarsus, zd., Joc. cit., 148, » (1911).
ide toc. cit., Vi, 158; var. a, pl vil, 22,,senitailia, pt. (1O11).
Calcutta, vi, at light, vili-o7 [Annandale]. Three paratypes
in Indian Museum.
Another variety of this variety described (loc. cit.) from
Calcutta, vi, vill, at light.
dolichotomus, id., loc. cit., 149, @, pl. vil, 17, genitalia (1911).
Purneah Distr., 5-viii-o7 [Pazva]. Tvpe in Indian Museum,
a unique o.
callinotus, zd., loc. cit., 150, 7 , pl. vii, 18. genitalia, pt. (1911).
Bijnor Distr_, United Prov , India, I1-ii-07. Type in Indian
Museum, a unique o.
melanophorus, 7d., loc. cit., 150, 2 (I9IT).
Calcutta, 13-v1-07. Type, a unique @, in Indian Museum.
Kaeffer loc. cit:, IX, 143, describes a’ variety (9) from
Rajshai, East Bengal, ii [Annandale].
planicollis, 7d., loc. cit., 151, % (I9QII).
Sylhet, 27-i-03 [Hall]. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
breviforceps, id., loc. cit., 151, 7 2: 342, pl. xiv, genitalia o , tip
(EOI).
Theog, 2-v-07 [Annandale]; Dharampur (Simla) [Annandale].
Two paratypes in Indian Museum.
oriplanus, 7d., loc. cit., 152, @ (1911).
Theog, 2-v-07 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum, a
unique specimen. |
forficularius, 7d., loc. cit., 153, 7, pl. vii, 19, genitalia (1911).
Calcutta, 13-viii-07. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

barbatitarsis, id., loc. cit., 154, 7 @, pl. vil, 20, antenna 9, 21,
genitalia @ (IQII).
Id., loc. cit., YX, 141 (LTendipes).
Calcutta, tv. wi vil, vill, ix) sa) xi; -Port Canning vill) xit ;
Bettiah, Champaran, Bengal, 4-iii; Lake Chilka, viii; Mandalay,

iii [both Annandale]. Several paratypes in Indian Museum.
var. semiflavus, 7d., loc. cit., 154, o.
Calcutta (Zoolog. Gdns.) , 21--25-viii-07 [Annandale]. Two

paratypes in Indian Museum.
eallichirus, id., loc. cit., VI, 155, (1911).
Calcutta (Zoolog. Gdns.), 4-v. Type, a unique specimen, in
Indian Museum.
melanochirus, id., loc. cit , 155,%7 @ (I9QII).
Phagu, 3-v-07 [Annandale]. Types in Indian Museum, a
unique pair.
Kieffer quotes ‘‘ October,’ but the inscription (badly
written) is intended for May.

76 Records of the Indtan Museum. [VoL. Via:

melanostictus, zd., loc. cit., 156, (1911).
Calcutta, I-viii-o7 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique o.

callisphyrus, 7d., loc. ctt., 156, # @ (IQIT).
Sylhet, I-ii; v, vi, xi [Hal/]. Several paratypes in Indian
Museum.
var. dolichomerus, id., loc. cit., 157, 2.
Sylhet, 29-i-05 [Hall]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
Kieffer notes another variety in Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 343, o,
from Simla, 9-v-ro and Kurseong, 20-vi-I0.

aplochirus, 7d., loc. cit:, 157, 6 2 (£901):
Sylhet, 6—8-i-05 ; 1—10-ii [Hall]. Four paratypes in In-
dian Museum.

aploneurus, id., loc. cit., 158, 2 (I9QII). |
Sylhet, 2-xii-o4 [Hall]. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian
Museum.

leptochirus, 7d., loc. cit., 158, #7 @ (IgTT).
Id., doc. ctt,, UX, Tai note:
Kumaon, 22-ix; Calcutta, vii, viii, ix, xii; Port Canning,
6—24-xii; Mandalay, 6 —8-1i. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

psilochirus, 7d., loc. cut., VI, 159, # (1911).
Id., loc. cit., YX, 141, pl. xii, 14, genitalia tip (Tendzpes).
Calcutta, 27-xi-07; Port Canning, 21-vii-07, type [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

lasiochirus, 2q.,, loc. cit., VI; 159, & 2 (IQTT):
Id., loc. cit, IX, 141, note (Tendipes).
Port Canning, 21-vii-o7 [Annandale]. Paratypes in Indian
Museum.

filitarsis, 7d.7l0c..cti., Vi; 160% 7) (LOrL):

Id., loc. cit., IX, 143, 2 (Tendipes) (1913).

Calcutta, 26-vii-08, type @ ; 23—3I-vil; 3I-vii-07, type @
[Annandale]; 26-viii; Port Canning, vii [Annandale]; Purneah
and Katihar [Paiva]; Moulmein, 28-11 [Annandale]. Types in
Indian Museum.

lucernaram, 7d., loc. cit., VI; 160, 2 (LOTT).
Calcutta, vi, viii, at light [Annandale]. Two saratypes
only, both in Indian Museum; a variety determined by Kieffer
is in the same collection from Calcutta, 20-viii-07.

calligaster, 7d., loc. cit., 160, @ (I9QIT).
Id., loc. cits, IX, 140, note, pl. xi, 12, genitalia tip (Dendepes):
Port Canning, 21-vii-07 (type) ; 6-xii[ both Annandale]. Type
in Indian Museum.
var. vilis, id., loc. cit., 161.
Calcutta, g-viii-o7, at light [Annandale]. Type, unique, in
Indian Museum.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 77

sexpunctatus, 7d., loc. cit., 161, 2 (IgITI).
Calcutta, 15-ii-18 [Annandale] Type, aunique 2 ,in Indian
Museum.
callimorphus, id., loc. cit., 162, @ (IQITI).
Dawna Hills, 2—3-iii-o8 [Annandale] Type, a unique o,
in Indian Museum.
viridiventris, zd., loc. cit., 162, 7 @ (I9ITI).
Mandalay, iv; I1—12-11i-08 [both Annandale]. Paratypes
in Indian Museum.
atrosignatus, 7d., loc. cit., 163, 2 (I9gITI).
Calcutta, 30-vii [Annandale]; ix [Lloyd]. Type in Indian
Museum.
nudipes, id., loc. cit., 164, @ (I9QII).
Calcutta, 10-viii-o7 [Annandale]. Type, a unique o, in
Indian Museum.

rostratus, 7d., loc. cit., 164 @ (I9QITI).
Sylhet, 3-1-05 [ Hal/]. Type, a unique o, in Indian Museum.

prasiogaster, 7d., loc. cit., 165, @ (I9QII).
Sylhet, 26-ii-04 [Hall]. Type, a unique o, in Indian Mu-
seum.

chlorogaster (I), zd., loc. cit., 165, @ (IgITI).

Mandalay, 12-1ii-08 [Annandale]. Type, a single o, in In-
dian Museum.

N.B.—Vide chlorogaster (II), post., p. 78. !

semiviridis, 7d., loc. ctt., 166, 7 2, pl. vii, 13, wing, 24, genitalia

(19QIT).

Mandalay, iii; Moulmein, ii [Annandale]; Bettiah, Champaran,
Bengal, ii; Noalpur, Nepal, ii; Puri, ii [Pazva]; iii. Types
in Indian Museum.

choricus,! 2d., loc. ctt., 336, 7 2 , pl. xiv, 4, tip of 9 antenna, 5
tip of genitalia (IgI1I).

Barogh (Simla), # ~ in air dance at dusk; Sukhwani, I5-ii-08 ;
Dahawangahary Hill, 16-ii-o8 (both Nepal); Bijnor Distr., Uni-
ted Prov., India, 24-11-10. Paratypes in Indian Museum.

himalayanus, 7d., loc. cit., 337, @ (IQITI).

Mundali, Dehra Dun Distr., 10-v-1o. Type, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.

fulvescens, 7d., loc. cit., 338, @ , pl. xiv, 6, tip of antenna (Ig11).

Butal, Nepal, 12-1i-08. Type belonging to Indian Museum.

polius, id., loc. cit., 339,@, pl. xiv, 7, 7 genitalia (19r1I).

Kasauli, N.W. India, 16-v-08 [Annandale]. Type belong-
ing to Indian Museum.

1 Allthe species from choricus to bipunctatus are described by Kieffer under
the inadmissible generic name Tendipes.

78 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVaE,

nepalensis, 7zd., loc. cit., 339, 7 2 (I9IT)
Noalpur, Nepal, 23-ii-08; Sicktan, 13-1i-08; Simla, 11-v-08
[Annandale]. Types belonging to Indian Museum.
macroscelus, 7d., loc. ctt., 340, 2 (1911).
Dahawangahary Hill, Nepal, 16-11-08. Type belonging to
Indian Museum.
stictogaster, id., loc. cit., 341, (I9QII).
Simla, 12-v-08 | Annandale]. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
rufescens, 7d., loc. cit., 341, @ (1911).
Chandan Chowki, United Prov., India, 8-v-07. Type
belonging to Indian Museum.
sessilis, zd., loc. ctt., 342, 9° (ZQE).
Thamaspur, Nepal, 18-ii-08. Type belonging to Indian
Museum.
pretiosus, Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 11, 7 @, fig. 3, @ genitalia
(1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-10, type @; 31-v-10, type 2; 2I-v; II-vt-10.
Types in Indian Museum.
sumptuosus, 2d., loc. cit., 12, 9 (1912).

Peradeniya, 2-vi-I0. Type in Indian Museum, a unique @.
elatus, zd., loc. cit., 12, 2 1912.
Peradeniya, 2-vi-10. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
superbus, 7d., loc. cit., 13, 7 @, fig. 4, * genitalia, part (1912).
Peradeniya, I4—-29-v; 2-vi-I0. Paratypes in Indian Mu-
seum.

gloriosus, id., loc. cit., 14,9 (1912).
Peradeniya, 29-v-10, at light. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique specimen.

allothrix, zd., loc. cit., 15, 2, fig. 5, antenna (1912):
Peradeniya, 25-v-I0, at light. Type in Indian Museum, a
unique specimen.
perichlorus, id., loc. cit., 16, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 17-Iv-Io. Type in Indian Museum, a unique @ .
chlorogaster (II), zd., doc. cit., 16, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 17-v-I0. Type, a unique 2 , in Indian Museum.
Kieffer has previously described a Chivonomus chlorogaster
ao (vide ante, p.77). He calls the present form a new species.
Chlorogaster @ is too damaged to be of much use, but the
two specimens apparently represent different species.

heptatomus, 7d., loc. cit., 17, @ (1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-10. Two paratypes in Indian Museum.

hexatomus, 7d., loc. cit., 18, 2 (1912).
Peradeniya, 2-vi-I0. Type in Indian Museum.

1920. |] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 79

variicornis, id , loc. cit., 18, 2 (Ig12).

Peradeniya, 22-v-Io. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

formosae Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 35 (1912).
Formosa.

sordidus, 7d., loc. cit., 36 (1912).
Formosa.

tainanus, id., loc. cit., 36 (1912).
Formosa

formosicula, 7d., loc. ctt., 37 (1912).
Formosa.

prasinellus, 7d., loc. cit., 37 (1912).
Formosa.

chlorophorus, 7d., loc. cit., 38 (1912).
Formosa.

chlorostolus, :d., loc. cit., 38 (1912).
Formosa.

pelochloris, zd., loc. cit., 39 (1912).
Formosa.

glauciventris, id., loc. cit., 40 (1912).
Formosa.

curtitarsis Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. EX),.132, 9 (1913).
Sara Ghat, Ganges Riv., N. Bengal, 23-i1i-10, at light [A mnan-
dale}. Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.
longipalpis, zd., loc. cit., 132, 7, pl. xi, 4, genitalia, pt. (1913).
Port Canning, 24-xi1-07 [Annandale]. Type in Indian
Museum, a unique specimen.
branettit, 7d.; loc. czt.,°133, 9 (1913):
Madhupur, Bengal, 15—16-x-09 [ Pazva]. Three paratypes
in Indian Museum.
ernatissimus, 7d., loc; cil. 133, 0 2 (iOr3).
Calcutta, I4-xii-07, type; 11-i-08, type 2 [both “‘ at light,”
and Annandale}. Types in Indian Museum, a unique pair.
anomalipes, 7d., loc. cit., 134, 9 (1913).
Bhogaon, 18-x-07 [Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
nitidus, id., loc. cit., 134, @, pl. xi, 5, genitalia, pt. (1973).
Calcutta, 26-viii-07. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
There is a C. nitidus Mg., from Europe.
heterocerus, id., loc. cit., 135, ¢, pl. xi, 6, antenna (1913).
Bettiah, Champaran, Bengal, 4-iii; Calcutta, 13, 30-1; 4-11;
4-ix. Paratvpes in Indian Museum.
glabripes, id., loc. cit., 135, @ (1913).
Calcutta, 17-xii-07. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.

80 Records of the Indian Museum. [ VoL. XVII,

tenuiforceps, 7d., loc. cit., 136, 7 2, pl. xi, 7, genitalia, pt. (1913).

Calewtta; 1X5.x,) xt: Paratvpes in Indian Museum.
atrophus, 1d.. 70c> cit., 130, o , pl. x1, 3, genitalia, pt. (1913).
Calcutta, I1I-viii- -07. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
Otissae, td:,\loc..cit.,-137, a” (1On3):
Puri, 2-1ii-08 [Pazva]. Type in Indian Museum, a unique
specimen.
armatitrons, 7d., loc. cil., 137, oon):
Mandalay, 12-1ii-08 [ Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,

a unique specimen.
conifer, id., loc. cit., 137, 7, pl. xi, 9, genitalia tip (1913).
Mandalay, 13-iii-08 [ Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique ”; abdomen now missing.
erythropterus, 7d., loc. cit., 138, 2 (1913).
Between Bolpore and Rampore Haut, Bengal, at light, in
railway carriage, 3-viii-07 [Pazva]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique specimen.
glabrimanus, 7d., loc. cit., 138, 2 (1913).

In company with erythropterus. Type, a unique @ , in Indian
Museum.
bipunctatus, #d., loc. cit., 139, 2% (1913).
Rangoon, ii [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
perileucus; id. loc. cit., x, 314, @ 2 (1914).
Calcutta (Indian Museum gardens), 1to—r6-vil. Type in

Indian Museum.
Tripelina, Kieff.

Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 128 (19173).
GENOTYPE, T. pallidum Kieff., the original

species.
pallidum Kieff., loc. cit., 128, 7 2 (1913).
Calcutta, 9-xi; 23-xi, at light [Annandale]. Paratypes in

Indian Museum.

Family PSYCHODIDAE.'
Subfamily PSYCHODINAE.
Psychoda, Latr.

Précis gen. Ins. 152 (1796).
Sch, Fauna Austr. II, 635: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
II, 369, notes: iv, 289 (tabs Ind: spp.jey zor
notes: td., Fauna Brit. Ind. Dipt. I, 218.

1 For general family notes see Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 289, and Fauna,
190.

1920. ] E. BRUNETI1: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 81

Trichoptera Mg., Illig. Mag. II, 261 (1803).
Tinearta Schlnbrg. Gen. des mouches (1803), pl.
AO CMOS TG Dell sao. 2. Di.
GENOTYPE, Tipula phalaenotdes, 1,.
bengalensis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 371, ¢ @, pl. xxiv, I, wing,
2, antenna, 3, @ genitalia (1908).
Id., loc. cit., IV, 295 (localities): 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind. 229, 7 9 ,
pl. iv, 6, antenna, 8, gentitalia o.

. India, common in many localities for the greater part of the
year, E. and W. Himalayas up to 8000 ft. ; Peradeniya, 8-vi-I0;
Moulmein, 25-1i-08; Tenasserim, iii; Rangoon iil. Types in
Indian Museum.

distincta, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 372, 9, pl. xxiv, 4, wing, 5, an-
tenna (1908).
Kd. loc. ct. AV. 208 7 4d, .Pauna. Brit. Iud.-225- 9, pl.iv, 12,
wing, 13, antenna.
Sylhet, 1-i-05 [Hall]. Type in Indian Museum.
albonotata, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 373, 2, pl. xxiv, 7, wing (1908).
Hide lackce: IN.208.2 40.,. Fauna Brit. Ind.224, 9.
Calcutta, 5—6-i-08 [Annandale], vii; Sylhet, January [Lt.-Col.
Hall}. Type, a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.

albonigra, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 374, ? 9 (1908).
Id,, toc. cit., iv, 295: 1d., Fauna Brit. Ind. 228.

Calcutta [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
nigripennis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 376, 7 @, pl. xxiv, 8, antenna
(1908).

Id , loc. cit., IV, 297 (localities): id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 232, 7
9, pl. iv, 16, flagellum.

India, common from April to August in many Indian localities,
hills and plains; Travancore, xi; E. and W. Himalayas up to
gooo ft., the next commonest species after bengalensts. Types
in Indian Museum.

vittata, :d., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 377, 2 (1908).

id= 10¢. cit. IV, 298, o: td., Fauna But: ind: 233, 072.

Calcutta, II—26-vii-o8; 16-xi-o8; II-vi to 2-vii-o8 [Anunan-
dale|; Maddathorai, Travancore, 18-xi-08, type @. Type in
Indian Museum.

geniculata, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 294, 2 (1911).

id., Hanna Brit. Ind. 227, ¢.

Peradeniya, x-10 [Green]. Type, a unique ?, in Indian
Museum.

distans, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 296, @ (1911).

id. Kauna Brit. Ind... 230,. 92 .

Maddathorai, Travancore, 16-xi-08 [Annandale]. Type, a
unique @, in Indian Museum.

albopicta, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 296, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 231, ?.
Pusa, 8-1; Ceylon. Type, a unique ?, in Pusa collection.

82 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

fulvohirta, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 297, 9 (1911).
id.,.Paura, Brit: Ind 5 233).79<
Darjiling, 7-vili-o9, ‘ype [Paiva]; Kurseong, 26-vi-10 [A nnan-
dale}. Type in Indian Museum.

orbicularis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 298, 2 (1911).
Ia@., Fauna Brit: Inds 231.322
Pusa, 21-xii-o8. Type, a unique @ , in Pusa collection.

decora Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 299, 2 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 226, @.
Tenmalai (Travancore), 22-xi-08 [ Annandale}. Tye, unique,
in Indian Museum.

maculipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 299, ?@ (1911).
fd., Fauna Brits Ind. 223722 cm
Peradeniya, 17-vi-10 [Green]. Type, a unique specimen, in
Indian Museum.

transversa Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 300, ? 2 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 226, ? 2.
Kurseong, 20-vi1-10 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,
a unique specimen.

hirtipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 300, 2 (1911).

Id., Fauna Bat, Ind, 2277 9.

Kurseong, 5-1x-09 (type); Bangalore, 15-x-10; Maddathorai,
18-xi-08 ; Trivandrum, 12—13-xi-08 [last three Annandale]; Cal-
cutta Botanical Gardens, 27-xi-10 [Gravely]. Tyde in Indian
Museum.

apicalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 301, ? 9 (1911).
Id... (Patmay Brit. Ind. 222-170):
Maddathorai, 16-xi-o8 [Annandale]. Type, apparently a
female, in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

notatipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VIII, 151, pl. vi, 4, wing (1913).
N.E. Indian Frontier. Type, sex uncertain, a unique speci-
men, in Indian Museum.

Pericoma, Walk.

Ins. Brit. Dipt. 256 (1856).
sch. F. Austr. II, 632: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
IV, 301, tab. orient. spp.: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind.
I, 234.
GENOTYPE, Tvichoptera fasciata Mg., by Co-
quillett’s designation, Igto.

spinicornis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 378, ~; pl. xxiv, 9,
antennal joint, I0, genitalia 7, 11, wing (appendiculata)
(1908).

Id., loc. cit., iv, 304, locs.: id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 238, 7 93 pl.
iv, 4, base of antenna, 15, wing.
appendiculata, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 379 (1908).

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Ortental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 83

E. and W. Himalayas, not uncommon from early May to
early October in many localities. Siliguri, base of Darjiling
Hills, 18—20-vii-07 [Hodgart}. Types in Indian Museum.

annandalei Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 380, 2 (1908).
id loc. cit... 304° 14., Fanna Brat. Iud? 2975 9%
Kurseong, 5-vii-o8, type; 22—29-v1-1I0 [both Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

Margininotata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IT, 381, o 9; pl. xxiv, 12;
wing (1908).
Id., loc. cit., iv, 304: td., Fauna Brit. Ind., 240, 7 @.
P. bella, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IT, 383, 2 (1908).
P. margininotata, var. bella: id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 241, 2.
Simla, 25-iv-o7; II-v-08; 9—10-v 09; Phagu, II—15-v-09
[all Annandale]; Darjiling, 26-v-10, end of Sept. and Oct. 1, 08
(including ¢ypfe of bella) [both Brunetit]; Kurseong, 25—27-vi-
10 [Annandale]; Pallode, Travancore, 15-xi-o8 [Annandale].
Types of margininotata (typical form) and bella var. in Indian
Museum.

lacteitarsis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 382, ? (margininotata, var.
lactettarsts), (1908).
lacteitarsis, id., loc. cit., IV, 307: td., Fauna Brit. Ind., 245.
Kurseong, 4-vii-o8, type; Quilon, Travancore, 9-xi-o8 [both
Annandale}. Type in Indian Museum.

gilvipes Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 382, 2 (margininotata, var.
giluipes), (1908).
giluipes, id., loc. cit., iv, 308, notes: Fauna Brit. Ind., 246, @.
Calcutta, 28-vii-08, type, 2-viii-o8, 17—18-vii-08, 9-ii-10, 8—
23-Viii-o8, I—26-ix-o8 [all Annandale]; Madhupur, Bengal, 17-
x-09, at light [Paiva]; Ernakulam, Cochin, 4-xi-08; Quilon, 9-
xi-08 [both Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

squaminervis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 303, ? 2 (IgI1).
fd. Bata Britt Tad 323752 9.
Kurseong, 4-viii-o8 [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian
Museum.

metatarsalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 305, 2 (I9QITI).
id. Baene Brit! Ind... 2as, 2:
Simla, 9-v-09, type; 12-v-0g; Phagu, II-v-09 [all Annandale}.
Type in Indian Museum.

mixta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 306, @ (I9QII).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 244, 2.
Simla, 6-v-og [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian Mu-
seum.
proxima Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 308, ?o (I9II).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 245,?¢.
Peradeniya, viii-Ig1o [Green]. Unique type in Indian Mu-
seum.
impunctata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 309 (1911).

84 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo.L. XVII,

Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 247.
Tenmalai, Travancore, 22 xi-08 [Annandale]. The unique
type in Indian Museum, of uncertain sex.

unicolor Brun., Rec. Ind Mus. IV, 309 (1911).
Jd, Fauna Brit Tndsr247.
Kurseong, xi-1910 [DA brew]. Unique type, of uncertain
sex, in Indian Museum.

indica Eaton., Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. XV, 424, figs. (1913).
India, also the Seychelles.

Brunettia, Annand.

Rec. Ind: Mus. Vs 14242950):
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 310: zd., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 248.
Dipionema, Annand. (nec Loew.), Rec. Ind. Mus.
TV. 30)(£On0):
superstes Annand., Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng. (new ser.) IV, 353, @ 2;
pl. xii, var. chars. [Diflonema] (1908).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. V, 142, @ @, redescr: fig. genitalia o ;
pl. xii, var. chars. [Brunetiia] (1910).
Brun. Fauna Brit. Ind., 249, 7 ¢, fig. 34 (o@ genitalia), 35
venation, pl. iv, 1, full insect, 3 head.
Kurseong, vi-vil [Annandale]. Tvpes in Indian Museum.

indica Eaton, Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. XV, 424, @ 2; pl. xxvi,

fig. 2, Aals fig. 35 a—f (1913).
Matheran, Western Ghats, Bombay, 800 metres, 8-vii-02 [Biro].

Parabrunettia, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus/1V} 310,301 stab: spps( fora):
Brun. Fauna Brit. Ind., 251.
GENOTYPE, Psychoda squamipennis, Brun., by
original designation.

squamipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IT, 375, @ (Psychoda), (1908).
id. Mauna Bit dade 252.0 0n
Calcutta, 5-vili-o7 [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian
Museum.

argenteopunctata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 375, 2; pl. xxiv, 6,
wing (Psychoda), (1908).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 254, 92.
Calcutta, 27-viii-07. Unique type in Indian Museum.
atrisquamis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus, II, 376, 2 (Psychoda), (1908).
Parabrunettia atrisquamis, td., loc. cit.,iv, 312: Fauna Brit. Ind.,
253, fig. 36, wing, pl. iv, 2, full insect.
Brunettta travancorica, Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. V, 144, 2; pl.
Xi, var. chars. (I9I0).
Calcutta, 22-vii-o8, type 9 [Annandale]; Peradeniya, 18-vii,
I4-vili and x-1910 [Green]; base of Western Ghats, Travancore,

1920.]| E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 85

xi-08 (type of travancorica), xi-o8 [Annandale]. Types in In-
dian Museum.

albohumeralis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 312, 2 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 254.
Peradeniya, ix—-x-10 [Gravely]. Type in Indian Museum.

novemnotata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 313, ? (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 255, °.
Puri, Orissa, 12-xi-10 [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian
Museum.

flavicollis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 314, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 256, o.
Peradeniya, viii- 10. Unique type in Indian Museum.

longichaeta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 314, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 256, o: |
Maddathorai (Travancore), 17-xi-08 [Annandale]; Bangalore,
3000 ft., x [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
Referred doubtfully and provisionally to the present genus.

Subfamily PHLEBOTOMINAE}}
Phlebotomus, Rond.

Mem. prima ditt. Ital., 12 (Flebotomus), (1840).
Phlebotomus, Sch. F. Austr. II, 630: Brun., Fauna
Brit. Ind., 199; tab. Ind. spp. 203: Annand.,
Ree, Inde Mus. TV, 43, tab. Ind spp-; Spel.
Zeyl. VII, 57, notes, tab. spp. (incorrect): /.c.,
VII, 159 (corrected table): Alcock, Entom. for
Med. Officers, 119 (brief description of oriental

species).

Cyniphes, G. Costa, Ann. Accad. Aspir. Natural
I, 4 (1843).

Hebotomus, Rond., Ann. So. Ent. Fr. (2), I, 264
(1843).

Haemasson, Loew, Stett. Ent. Zeit. V, 115 (1844).
GENOTYPE, Bibio papatasit, Scop.

papatasii Scop., Deliciae Faun. Flor. Insul. I, 55, pl. xxi, fig.
B (Bibio), (1786): Sch. F. Austr. II, 630: Grassi, Mem. So.
Ital. Sci. (3) XIV, 353 (copious descriptions and figs., also life-
history) (1907): Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 51, ~ @ redescr.,
pl. iv, 4, wing; pl. vi, 2, @ genitalia: Newstead, Bull. Ent.
Res It. 76- Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind. 211, @ 9 fissaz6— 35,
var. chars.: Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, 105,
fig. @ , genitalia.

Flebotomus papatasit, Rond., Mem. Ditt. Ital., 13, pl. (1840).

1 For subfamily characters see Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 289 and Fauna
Brit. Ind. 199.

86 Records of the Indian Museum. (VoL. XVII,

Hebotomus, id., id., Ann. So. Ent. Fran. (2) I, 265, pl. x, 1

—4 (1843).

Cyniphes molestus, Costa, Ann. Accad. Aspir. Nat. I, 4 (1843).
Haemasson minutus, Loew (nec Rond.), Stett. Ent. Zeit. V, 115,

pl. i, I—5 (1844).

? Phlebotomus anguslipennis, de Meij. Tijd. v. Ent., LII, 202, pl.

xii, 14, wing (veins incorrectly numbered), (1909).
Phlebotomus sp., Howlett, in Lefroy’s Indian Insect Life, 560,

fig. 359, @ genitalia (1909).

Rawalpindi, Chitral, 6000 ft., Quetta, Miranshad, N.W. Fron-
tier [Walton]; Punjab; Poona, Kirkee (near Bombay), viii-07 ;
Lahore; North Bengal, common in April; Pusa. It also occurs
in South Europe, Palestine, Egypt and elsewhere. Type, Prof.
Bezzi informs me this is no longer in existence. That of angusti-
pennis is in the Amsterdam Museum.

minutus Rond., Ann. So. Ent. Fran. (2), I, 263 (1843).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 206, 7 2 (1912): Alcock, Jour. Lond.
Sch. Trop. Med. I, 205 ( ? dimorphism) : Summers, Joc. cit.
II, 106: Howlett, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. I, 34.
babu, Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 49, 7 2, pl. iv, I, wing, pl.

Vi, 3, 34, @, genitalia (IgIo).
babu var. niger, Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 320 (1911): Sum-

mers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. IT, rog.

Phlebotomus sp., Howlett, in Lefroy’s Indian Insect Life, 559,

fig. 358 (1909).

India, ‘‘ probably all over the plains of India’’ [Annandale];
Rawalpindi, September [C. W. Mason]; Quetta, Chitral, Allaha-
bad, October [Jmms]|; Rajmahal, on the Ganges, July ; Asansol,
Purneah, Pusa [| Howlett]; Madhupur, Puri, Calcutta (all the year) ;
Port Canning, Igatpuri, Bombay (Western Ghats), November ;
Poona, Kirkee, Rambha (N.E. Madras); Trivandrum, Pallode
and Maddathorai (all in Travancore) in November; Peradeniya.
It also occurs in South Europe. Type in Florence Museum ;
types of babu, ~ @, in Indian Museum.

argentipes Annand. and Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, ro1, @, fig.

wing (veins incorrectly numbered), (1908)

Annand., loc. cit., IV, 44, 7 @, redescr. fig. 4 (p. 42), ” geni-
talia, pt; pl. iv, 3, wing; pl. vi, 6, » genitalia: Brun., Fauna
Brit. Ind.,207,7 @ ,pl.iv,5, # genitalia: Summers, Jour.
Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, 108.

P. marginatus, Annand., Spol. Zeyl. VII, pt. xxvi, 62, 2, fig. 7,
wing (IQIO).
P. argentipes var. marginatus, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 209, ¢:

Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, rog.

India, generally distributed, found in Calcutta at least all the
year round; Peradeniya, iii, vi, vii. Types of argentipes,
o” 2 and type of marginatus, a unique @, in the Indian Mu-
seum.

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perturbans de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LII, 201, pl. xii, 13, wing (veins
incorrectly numbered), (1909).

Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 47, # 9, redescr. pl. v, 3, wing;
pl. vi, 5, 54, 55, genitalia (Ig10): Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind.,
205,97 9 pl. iv, Li, o genitaliay Summers, Journ. Lond:
och? Trop. Medi Ils 212.

Java; Sukna (base of Darjiling Hills), t—3-vii, common “at

light ” [Annandale]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

major Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 46, ~, pl. v, 4, wing; pl. vi,

4, @ genitalia (I910): Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 210, @, pl. iv,

7, % genitalia: Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med., II,

IIO.

Phlebotomus sp., Giles, Gnats or Mosquitoes (2nd ed.), 5, fig. 2

(1902).

East and West Himalayas from base up to 8000 ft. ; Naini
Tal, vii; Simla vii; Kurseong, iv to vii, base of Nepalese
Himalayas; Paresnath, W. Bengal, iv. Type in Indian
Museum.
var. griseus, Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 320 (grisea), (1911).

Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 211: Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch.

Trop. Med. II, iii.

Kurseong, vi-rgto [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
var. perniciosus, Newstead, Bull. Ent. Res. II, 70, 7 @ (asa good

species) (IgITI).

Brune, Pauna Brit. Ind. 211,.¢ 9: Summers, Jour, Lond:

Sch. Trop. Med., II, 107. This variety is recorded from
Malta.

malabaricus Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 48, « @, pl. v, 1, head,
2, wing; pl.v, 1, o genitalia (1910).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 214, 7 @: Summers, Jour. Lond.
Sch. Trop. Med. II, 111.
Travancore (var. locs.), ‘at light ”
in Indian Museum.

xi-08 [Annandale]. Types

b

himalayensis Annand., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 50, ~ ©, pl. iv, 2, wing ;
pl. vi, 7, @ genitalia (1910).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind:, 204, ~ 9, pl. iv, 10, o genitalia:
Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. IT, rog.
East and West Himalayas, 4000 to 7ooo ft.; Naini Tal
(Bhowali) ; Kurseong, common at both places, May to July.

zeylanicus Annand., Spol. Zeyl. VII, 69, o @, fig. 4, full insect,
2,5, wing, 6, ~ genitalia (1910).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 215, » 2, fig. 32, full insect, pl. iv,
14; Summers, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, 112: New-
stead, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 187.
Peradeniya, v, vi, vii, viii. Types in Indian Museum.

Stantoni Newstead, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 109, @ (19I14—IQI5).
Kuala Lumpur, 15-vi-14 [Dr. Stanton], a unique ?.

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CULICEDAE,

The subdivision and arrangement of genera and species in this
family has been a source of much difficulty. In the Anophelini
there has been no hesitation in referring the bulk of the species to
Anopheles itself, as is now done by most recent writers, the only
other groups accorded generic rank here being Calvertina and Biro-
nella. Chagasia, a non-oriental genus, was the only other one re-
garded as valid in the Anophelini in my “ Critical Review.” The
classification, however, of the rest of the Culicinae is still in a very |
transitory state, and some attempt has been made to meet the
views of others. A ceitain numter of the recently established
genera are evidently valid, others appear entitled to subgeneric
tank, whilst the remainder must be regarded as of indefinite taxo-
nomic value at present. When a genus with all its species has been
bodily sunk in another by Mr. Edwards, the synonymy has been
at once accepted, as the sooner invalid generic names are perma-
nently shelved the better. No doubt a good many other genera
will be weeded out as synonymous when the oriental species have
been thoroughly overhauled by systematists.

In the present catalogue the subfamily Culicinae is divided
merely into Anophelini and Culicini, as though the group Megar-
hini is apparently distinct enough, it is more than can be said for
the groups or sections dominated by such genera as Aedes, Culex,
Sabethes, etc., so that while the juggling of genera and higher
groups still continues even amongst those best fitted to dictate,' no
harm will be done by lumping them all together under the general
term Culicini without assigning it any definite taxonomic value.

The accidental omission of the heading “Subfamily Megar-
hininae”’ in both my Catalogue of Culicidae and the Supplement
gave the impression that the genera concerned were to be considered
Anophelines, which of course was never intended.

Theobald’s sequence of genera has been mainly followed be-
cause that author’s work is known to all students in this family,
and also because of personal inability to dogmatise.

As regards specific synonymity it has frequently been a case
of “‘ when doctors disagree’’ both metaphorically and actually,
and in such instances I have usually followed the latest writer, or
whichever has had any purely entomological support.

The wholesale overthrowing of a large proportion of the re-
cently manufactured genera and species was early foretold by other
systematists as well as by me, and the truth of the prophecy is
visible in their continual reduction in almost every paper now
published. It is to be hoped that the new species erected now-
adays will prove to be founded on more reliable characters.

As regards location of types in this family considerable diffi-
culty has been experienced. Respecting Leicester’s species, Mr.

1 There are, for instance. several genera which Mr. Edwards regards as ano-
malous. ;

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Edwards wrote me that “types or typical specimens’’ of nearly
all his species were in the collection that he presented to the British
Museum, also that Dr. Leicester had not made it a rule to desig-
nate individual specimens as types. The types of Theobald’s species,

except when otherwise stated, are presumably in the British Museum
also.

Subfamily CULICINAE.

GROUPS IN CULICIDAE HIGHER THAN GENERA.!

Anophelinae.

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasce., 26, 5: id., Monog. Culic., IV, 18; tab.
een): 22; V,-1;, tab. gen:? Blanech:, Moust., 157, 44b. ‘gen.,, 150):
Leices., Culic. Mal., 18, and tab. gen.: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I
302; IV, 414.

Bb]

Anophelini.
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 32, notes, tab. gen.

Anophelina.
Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 97; III, 9: Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd
ed., 280.
Anophelines.

How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. III, pt. I, 193.

Epialurgi.
Alcock, Ent. Med. Off. Ind. 64. —

Culicinae.

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 26, 30: id., Monog. Culic. IV,
Ig, 147 and tab. gen.; V, 112 and tab. gen.: Blanch., Moust., 231:
tab. gen., 152, 390: Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 334, tab. gen.,
Leices., Culic. Mal., 64: Alcock, Ent. Med. Off. Ind , 94: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 326; IV, 439: Patton and Cragg, Text-bk. Med.
Entom., 192: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. II, 241, tab. African gen.

Culicini.
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 35, notes and tab. gen.: How.,

Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. III, pt. 1, 189, tab. N. Amer.
wen TO4 > TV; pt: 2, 525.

1 For the convenience of those who may desire it, this short list is given or
the various sections into which the mosquitoes have been divided by recent writers.
Only the principal sections and references are given, as they form no integral
part of the present catalogue. In Howard, Dyar and Knab’s monumental work
the fullest particulars can be obtained. No attempt at systematic sequence is
made in listing them as the great majority of the groups will probably be entirely
ignored in the early future.

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Culicina,
Theob., Monog. Culie: 1, 97,247 -"1tl 124- Giles andioke
2nd ed. 332 tab: gen. 334.

Culicines.

How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. III, pt. I, 192.

Culicales.
Alcock, Ent. Med. Off. Ind., 94.

Megarhininae.

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc., 26, 12: td., Monog. Culic. IV, 19,
(Ankylorhynchae, Lutz. and Lynchiellina, Wahille, given as

synonymous) ; V, 88: Blanch., Moust., 218, tab. gen. 221: Leices.,
Culic. Mal., 48; Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 434.

etc.

gen.

ete.;
Mal.

487.

Megarhinina,

Theob., Monog. Culie. I, 97,215; ILI, 113? Giles soandbies
2nd ed., 265.
Megarhini.

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 34, notes and tab. gen.

Megarhines.
How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. III, pt. I, 193.

Megalorrhini.
Alcock, Ent. Med. Off. Ind., 113.

Toxorhynchitinae.

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc., 26, 13.

Joblotinae.
Theob., Gen. Ins., Facs , 26, 33: Blanch., Moust. 428 and tab.

Joblotina,
Theob., Monog. Culic., III, 334.

Aedeomyinae.

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 33, tab. gen., 34: Giles, Handbk.,
and ed., 475: Blanch., Moust., 153, tab. gen.: Leices., Culic.

, 180 and tab. Malay gen.: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 362; IV,

Aedeomyina.
Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 98; II, 218; III, 275.

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Aedeinae.
Blanch., Moust., 399, tab. gen.
Aedinae.

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 19, 537; V, 482.

Aedomina,
Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 475.

Uranotaeniae.!

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 19, 556; V, 497.

Sabethini.

How., Dvar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. IV; pt. 1, 19: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 48, notes and tab. gen.

Sabettinae, Blanch.

Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 574: Blanch., Moust., 420 and tab.

gen.
Wyeomyinae.

Leices., Culic. Mal., 250.
Metanototricha.
Alcock, Ent. Med. Off. Ind., 114.

Trichoprosoponina.

Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 98; II, 283; IV, 585 (Tvrichoproso-
pontnae) ; V, 554.
Dendromyinae, Lutz.

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 20, 594; V, 574.
Limatinae.
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 627; V, 595.
Deinoceratinae.’
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 553.
Deinoceratines.
How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer, III, pt. 1, 191.

Heptaphloebomyinae (Heptaphloebomyina).

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc., 26, 41: id., Monog. Culic. III, 336;
IV, 531; V, 481: Blanch., Moust., 398.

1 This genus is attributed to Mitchell by Theobald, but he gives no reference.
__* The name Deinoceratinae is attributed by Theobald to Mitchell without
giving any reference.

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Sect. ANOPHELINI.
Anopheles, Mg:!

Mg., Syst. Besch. I, 10 (1818).
och. F: Austr 2
GENOTYPE, A. maculipennis Mg., by general
European acceptance.
Conchyliastes, Theob., in Howard’s ‘‘ Mosquitoes,’’ 235 (1901).
GENOTYPE, Culex posticatus W., as musicus Say, by Coquil-
lett’s designation.
Cycloleppteron, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 312 (1g01).

Id., td., Jour. Trop. Med. IV, 234, nom. nud. (190T).

GENOTYPE, Anopheles grabhami Theob., by original designa-
tion.
Cyclolepidopteron, Blanch. (Cycloleppteron, emend.), Moust., 185

(1905).

Grassia, Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. V, 181 (1902).

GENOTYPE, Anopheles rossit Giles, by original designation.
Myzomyia, Blanch., Comp. rend. Soc. Biol. Paris, LIV, 795
(1902); nom. nov. for Grassia, Theob., preoce. Fisch., 1885.

Id., Theob., Monog. Culic. TIT, 12,” 24; IV, 41, 42, tab. spp.;
V, 16, tab.spp.: d.; Gen. Ins., Fase, 2657: Blanch | Mouse
177: James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed.,
40: James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 98: Leices., Culic. Malaya,
23: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 305: IV, 417: X, 66 (mia,
lapsus): Alcock, Entom. Medic. Officers, 79.

Howardia, Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. V, 181 (1902).
GENOTYPE (presumably), Anopheles costalis Lw.
Pyretophorus, Blanch., Comp. rend. Soc. Biol. Paris LIV, 795

(1902) ; nom. nov. for Howardia, Theob., preoce. Dalla Torre,

1897 in Insecta.

Id., Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 66; IV, 63, 64, list and tab.
spp.; V, 36, tab. spp.:7d., Gen. Ins., Fasc: 26,8: Blaneu
Moust., 186: James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind.,
and ed., 41: James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 99: Brun., loc.
cit., 1, 312; 1V, 423; X, 7o: Leices., Calics Malaya, 37-

Rossia, Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. V, 181 (1902).
GENOTYPE, Anopheles sinensis Wied., by original designa-
tion.
Myzorhynchus, Blanch., Comp. rend. Soc. Biol. Paris LIV, 795
(1902): nom. nov. for Rossia, Theob., preocc. Owen, 1838 in
Mollusca, also used by Bonaparte in same year.

i Full references to this well-known genus, sensu lato, are not given, as
Schiner’s description amply portrays the view of the older authors. These refer-
ences can be gleaned from Kertesz’s Catalogue. For interesting descriptions of
larvae of Malayan Anopheles see Stanton, ‘* The Larvae of Malayan Anopheles,”’
Bull. Ent. Res. V1, 159. For tables to determine Indian Anophelines see James,
Paludism, No. 2, 52. ree

2 Theobald here suggests fumesta, Giles, as type of Myzomyza, which is impos-
sible, having already selected vossii. Edwards has noted this.

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Id.. Theob., Monog. Culic. IIT, 84, pl. v, wing scales; IV, 81,
list and tab.; V, 49, tab. spp.: Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26,
g: Blanch., Moust., 190: James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 102:
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 29 (Myzorhyncus): Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 313; IV, 424; X, 66: Alcock, Entom. Medic.
Officers Ind., 74.

Laverania, Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. V, 181 (1902).

GENOTYPE, Anopheles argyrotarsis R. Desv., by original
designation.

Nyssorhynchus, Blanch., Comp. rend. Soc. Biol. Paris LIV, 795
(1902): nom. nov. for Laverania, Theob., preocc. Billett, 1895
in Protozoa ; also again by Grassi and Filletti in 1900.!

Id., Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 92, pl. v, wing scales; IV, 95,
96, list and tab. spp.; V,55, tab. spp.: Theob., Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 26, 10: Blanch., Moust., 202: James and List. Anoph.
Mosq. Ind., and ed., 43: James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, roo;
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 39: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 317;
IV, 428; X, 67: Alcock, Entom. Medic. Officers Ind., 85.

Stethomyia, Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. V, 18r (1902).

Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 62, pl. viii, wing scales; IV, 50,
tab. spp.; V, 35, tab. spp.: Theob., Gen. Ins., Facs. 26, 8:
Blanch., Moust., 186: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 312; IV,
423; X, 72.

GENOTYPE, S. nimba Theob., by original designation.

Cellia, Theob., Monog. Culic. IIT, 107 (1903).

Theob., loc. cit., IV, 105, list and tab. spp.; V, 67, tab. spp.:
Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 11: Blanch., Moust., 214:
James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 102: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 46:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 321; IV, 431; X, 57: Alcock,
Entom. Medic. Officers Ind., go.

GENOTYPE, Anopheles pharoensis 'Theob.?

Aldrichia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, App., 353 (1903).

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26,11: Blanch., Moust., 624: Brun.,
Ree inds Musaly 3220 xe s5-

GENOTYPE, Aldrichia error Theob., sp. nov., by original
designation.

Arnibalzagia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 81 (1903).

GENOTYPE, A. maculipes Theob., sp. nov., by original desig-
nation.

Alcock, Entom. Medic. Officers Ind., 77.

Christya, Theob., Rep. Sleep. Sick. Royal Soc. VII, p. 34 (1903).
Giles, Revis. Anophelinae, 40 (Chrystya) (1904): Alcock,

Entom. Medic. Officers Ind., 77.

! Blanchard suggested Anopheles albimanus W.., as type species, but as his
name is only a nomen novum the original genotype must stand. Even Theobald
himself (Monog. III, 14) suggested maculatus Theob., as type species, which is
ese after originally selecting argyrotarsis, Rob. Desv. Edwards has noted
this.

_ ? This species was apparently selected as genotype by Theobald, but his
original paper is not accessible to me.

Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVII,

GENOTYPE, C. implexa Theob., sp. nov., by original designa-
tion.
Lophomyia, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 366 (1904).
GENOTYPE, Lophoscelomyia asiatica Theob., sp. nov., by ori-
ginal designation.
Lophoscelomyia, Theob., Entom. XX XVII, 12 (1904).

Blanch., Moust., 635: Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 91: Leices.,
Culic. Malaya, 21: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 427; X, 64:
Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 10 (Lophocelomyia): Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 316 (Lophocelomyia): Giles, Jour. Trop.
Med. VII, 366 (Lophomyza).

GENOTYPE, L. asiatica Theob., by original designation.
Kerteszia, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 66 (1905).

Theob., Monog. ‘Culic. [V,*117 27 Brun, Rec} Ind: Mussshye
ABTe: XONO
GENOTYPE, K. boliviensis Theob., sp. nov., by original desig-

nation.
Nototricha, Coq., Class. Mosq. N. Amer., 12 (1906).

Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 33 (Notonotricha, emend.) (1910).
GENOTYPE, Cycloleppteron mediopunctatus Theob., by origi-

nal designation.
Coelodiazesis, Dyer and Knab, Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XIV, 77

(1906).

GENOTYPE, Anopheles barbert Coq., by original designation.

Erected on larval characters only and therefore inadmissible.
Feltinella, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 56 (1907).

GENOTYPE, F. pallidopalpt Theob , sp. nov., by original desig-

nation.

Myzorhynchella, Theob., loc. cit., IV, 78 (1907).

GENOTYPE, M. nigra Theob., sp. nov., lec. cit.
Neocellia, Theob., loc. cit., IV, III (1907).

Theob., ‘lec. ezt:, Vi 73, tabuspp.: James, Ree: TndayMiussanys
101: Brun., loc. cit., IV, 432; X, 66: Alcock, Entom. Medic.
Officers Ind., 89.

GENOTYPE, N. indica Theob., by personal designation, Ig14.
Manguinhosia, Cruz in Peryassu, Os. Culic. do Brasil, 112

(1908).

GENOTYPE, M. lutzi Cruz, sp. nov., the only species.
Patagiamyia, James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 98 (1910).

James and Ljist., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 41:
Bron, RecY lade Mus. Vi 4177 exe 68.

GENOTYPE, Anopheles gigas Giles, by original designation.
Neostethopheles, James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 98 (1910).

James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 40:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 422; X, 67.

GENOTYPE, Anopheles aitkenit James, in Theob., by original
designation.
Nyssomyzomyta, James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, IoI (1910).

James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 43:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 422; X, 67.

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GENOTYPE, !

Christophersia, James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 103 (descr.) (1gr0).

James, Paludism, I, 33 (nom. nud.) (July 1910): Brun., Rec.
Td, Mus. IVS 43r yk. 57:
GENOTYPE, C. hallit James, by original designation.

Dactylomyia, Newstead and Carter, Ann. Trop. Med. IV, 377
(I1gI0).

GENOTYPE, Anopheles tessellatus Theob., as D. ceylonica, sp.
nov., by original designation.

Neomyzomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 29 (1910).

James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 109: Brun., loc. cit., IV, 417; X, 68.

GENOTYPE, Anopheles elegans James, in Theob., by original

4 designation.

Aldrichinella, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 77 (1910); nom. nov.
for Aldrichia, Theob., preoce. Coq., 1894 in Diptera: Brun.,
Recs Ind) Mus. IVs 4335), 55.

Memnemyta, Strickland, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 201 (1915)
for Anopheles brevipalpis, Roper.

Of the synonyms of Anopheles as given by me in my recent
“Critical Review”’ all are accepted as such by Messrs. Howard,
Dyar and Knab except Conchyliastes and Coelodiazesis. The former
is sunk by the American authors in Psorophora, a culicine genus,
and the latter is erected on larval characters, the adult not being
recognizable from Anopheles, with which genus Edwards and other
of the most recent writers incorporate it.

sinensis Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 547, 7 @ (1828).

Anopheles sinensis, Frnfld., Verh. zool. bot. Ges. Wien, XVII,
449: Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 137, 2 , fig. 30, wing scales ; pl.
XXXVii, 146, 9, typical form, full ins. col.; pl. A, wing scales:
Giles, Handbk., etc., 160: zd., 2nd ed., 305; pl. viii, 9, wing
scales, 9: Stanton, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 255: Chris., doc.
cit., III, 480: Waterston, Bull. Ent. Res. TX, 5.

Myzorhynchus sinensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 89, fig. 53,
palpus, 2: Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 365: Blanch., Moust.,
190, °, fig. 170, wing scales: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 30, 7
@ (Myzorhyncus): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 315; IV, 426:
James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 120, col. pl. xv,
full ins. 9: Strickland, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 139.

Anopheles sinensis, subspecies indiensis, Theob., Monog. Culic.
I, 145.

Anopheles nigerrimus, James and List. (mec Giles), Monog. Anoph.
Mosq. Ind: , 79771975 ‘col: pli, fall ins:

Anopheles plumiger, Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 37, 7 ¢ (1901).

Anopheles jesoensis, Tsuzuki, Centr. fur Bakteriol. XXXI, 763
(1902).

! Major James selects vossii, which is impossible, as this species was definitely
made the type of Grassia, Theob. (renamed Myzomyia, Blanchard). Major James
places two other species in Nyssomyzomyia, ludlowi, Theob., and punctulata,
James and List.

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Dons, Zeits. t. ys, XL 2s
Anopheles pseudopictus, Grassi, Atti R. Acad. Lincei Rendic.

VIII, 109 (1899).

Myzorhynchus peditaeniatus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 31, 7 ¢ (My-

zorhyncus) (1908).

Id:, id, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1V,, 425): trickland4 Bulle

Ent. Res. IV, 135.
Anopheles argyropus, Swellengrebel, Tydsch. Ned. Ind. Geneesk.

LIV, 334 (1914).

Widely distributed throughout the East. India, Assam, Bur-
ma, Java, Sumatra, Siam, Philippines, Formosa, China, Japan.
Type of sinensis, presumably at Vienna, that of plumzger in Ber-
lin Museum, described from East India and Hongkong: of pedt-
taeniatus in Leicester collection. A.7esoensis, Tsuzuki is synony-
mous with barbirostris, Wulp, according to Christophers. The
latter writer would also sink nigerrimus, Giles ; nigerrimus, James
and Liston, and minutus, Theobald, as synonyms of sinensis, W.,
typical form, or of the variety vanus of Theobald, with which
Christophers only queries vanus of Walker (which takes prece-
dence in the name) as synonymous. The synonymy of pseudo-
pictus is on the authority of Waterston.

umbeus Hal., Zool. Jour. III, 501 (deser. sine nom.) ; 503 (named
by Steph.) (1828).

Anopheles plumbeus, Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 489; pl.
XXvill, var. chars.

A. (Coclodiazesis) plumbeus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 2or.

nigripes, Staeg. Nat. Hist. Tij. II, 252 (1839).

barianensis, James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd
ed., 76 (1911): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 415.

barbert, Coq., Can. Ent. XX XV, 310 (1903).
Barien, Murree Hills, Punjab, 7000 ft. [Wvredden].

A. plumbeus was described (without a name) by Haliday
amongst notes on other insects from the north of Ireland,
the species being christened plumbeus by Stephens two pages
further on in the same journal. ‘The Kertesz Catalogue attri-
bute the species to Stephens and sinks it as synonymous
with difurcatus, L.

ctus Lw., Dipt. Beit. Posen, p. 4 (1845).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 124: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 434.
Type in Berlin Museum. A species of uncertain validity ac-
cording to some authors.
Recorded from Haut Tonkin and Harioi.

vanus Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 91, 2 (1860).

Giles, Handbk., etc., 158.

Myzorhynchus vanus, Blanch., Moust., 196, 7 @: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. 1, 310> IV; 427.

Anopheles sinensis, W., “sub. sp., aunularis Wulp,” Theob.,
Monog, ‘Culic. I, 142, @°9; fig/32.head ; ‘pl? v, 18.99 pleas
wing scales,

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Myzorhynchus sinensis annularis, Theob., Monog. Culic., I, 142 ;

Ti 90:
nec annularis, Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 249 (1884).
Myzorhynchus minutus, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 91, 2 (1903).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus: I, 314; IV, 425.

Anopheles minutus, Strickland, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 136.

Lahore [Christophers]; Sambalpur, Centr. Prov., India [D.
O’C. Murphy]; Calcutta, x,.xi, xu; Port Canning; Quilon,
27-vii-or [James]; Malacca; Madras [Cornwall]; Dondra, Cey-
lon, 4-xii-o7 [Green]; Galle, Ceylon, 8-xii-o7 [Green]; Perak
[Wright]; Taiping[ Wray]; Penang [Freer]; Kuala Lumpur [Dur-
ham]; Dindings; Luzon, 7-ix-o1, Pangasinan, Manila, Albay,
Laguna, Bulacan, Tayabas, Cavite, Bataan, Rizul, Nueva Ecija
[all Philippine Is. iv, and vi to i, Ludlow]; Celebes, Java,
China. Types of vanus and minutus in British Museum, the
former much damaged.

Leicester thinks vanus synonymous with sinensis, Wied.,
but Theobald and Strickland keep them distinct. Major
Christophers considers the vanus of Theobald only a variety
of stnensts, Wied., but seems uncertain whether it is identical
with vanus, Walk. In this var. vanus, Theob., he also sinks
nigerrimus, Giles and minimus, Theob.

barbirostris Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 248, 2 (1884).

Wulp, Tijd v. Ent. XXVIII, 79, 2; pl. iv,1: Theob , Monog.

Culic., 1, -146, 9.; fig. 33; head; fig. 34, wing (also see p.

5b) pio, wine scales: Giles, Handbk., <tc..,146> 2nd

ed 0c. Sanple vin) rea, wing, @ 92 James cand, List...

Anopis Mose India +77.5 9 plese. 1 ewanet scales.9 pl. va

larval figs.; col. pl. ii, full insect 2: Roper, Bull. Ent. Res.

Wior402 Strickland Ind. Jour. Med: Res. LI) 2252 1Chiris.;

inid=s jour. MedidRes, 111, 462:

Myzorhynchus barbirostris, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 86, fig. 25,
larval hairs; pl. iti, wing: Theob., Gen., Ins. Fasc. 26; pl.
i, 3, full insect 9: Blanch., Moust. 197: James, Monog.
Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed, col. pl. xiv, full ins. 9: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 314; IV, 424: Strickland, Bull. Ent. Res.
EV; 130.

Myzorhyncus barbirostris, Leic., Culic. Malaya, 33, 7 ?.

India, common and widely distributed. Assam, Burma, Kuala
Lumpur, Klang, Malay States, Siam, Sumatra, Papua, Philip-
pines (var. locs. common), Andamans, also occurs in old Calabar,
West Africa and Japan. Type in Leyden Museum.

Christophers gives jesoensis, Tsuzuki (with the reference,

Arch. f. Schiffs. vi [1902]), as synonymous with barbirostris,

but other authors have regarded it as identical with senenszs.

annularis Wulp., Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 249, ~ 2 (1884).
Wulp., Tijd. v Ent. XXVIII, 80, pl. iv, 2, head, profile:
Giles, Handbk., etc., 159.
Myzomyia annularis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 418.

98 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Myzorhynchus annularis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 314.
nec ‘ annularis, Wulp.”’ of Theob., etc.
Ardjoeno, Java [Hekmetjer]. Type in Ieyden Museum.
By some authors (Theob., Monog. I, 142) once regarded as
a variety of sinensis, W.; but the annularis of Theobald is
vanus, Walk.

subpictus Grassi, Atti R. Accad. Lincei Rendic., VIII, 1 (1899).
Brun., Rees Ind: Masi 1323 ;- TV 7434.
Recorded from “‘ India Orientalis’’ in the Kertesz Catalogue
(I, 254), but it seems an uncertain species. Type in Rome
University Museum.

rossii Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. II, 63, ~ @ (1899).

Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 154, # ¢, fig. 37, wing and cross-
veins, fig. 38, palpus ~, thorax @, costal border, @ @ , un-
gues @; pl. A, wing scales; pl. iii, 10, 7,9, 2 (both full
ins:..c@l.): Giles, Elandbk., ete. 149; 2nd iedu, 210 ae
pl. ix. II, wing, o @, claws: James and List., Anoph.
Mosq. India, 109,, pl.. vi,. 1, Jarval figs. ; pl. =x, ey wine
scales; col. pl. xi, fullins. 94; Patton and Crago, Mextbke
Med. Entom., 196, larva; Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III,
476.

Myzomyia rossit, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 45, fig. 23, wing, ?,
figs. (pp. 46, 47), larval hairs; pl. iii, wing; pl. vi, wing scales:
Blanch., Moust., 178, 7 9; fig. 162, wing; fig. 163, trans-
verse veins: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 25, 9 (2: Brim Ree
Ind. Mus. I, 309; IV, 421 (vostst, lapsus), (copious notes).

Nyssomyzomyta rossit, James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd
ed. col/pl> xi, fullins.+ 9.

Anopheles vagus, Don., Beit. z. Kennt. Anoph., 80 (1902).

var. indefinita Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 299, 2? (Myzomyta
vossit, var. indefintta) (1904).
Ludl., Bull. Ent. Res. VI, 155 (synonymy cleared up).
Myzomyta indefinita, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 47: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 47.
Myzomyia rossit, subspecies indefinita, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
I, 310.
Myzomyia parangensis, Ludl., Psy. XXII, 137—140 (1915).
India, widely distributed in the plains throughout the year.
Sylhet, i, ii, iv, v, vi [Hall]; Chittagong, vii, viii, ix [Hall]:
Ceylon, abundant; Penang [free]; Straits, war lors
Leices.|; Perak[Wray, Wright]; Kuala Lumpur [Durham]; Singa-
pore, 22-vii-99 [Hamnitsch]; Phrapatoon, Siam, i, iii, vill, ix [ Wool-
ley]; Philippines, numerous localities, common [Ludlow]; Deli,
ili-I4; Korinchi Valley, Sungei Penoh, 2700 ft., iii-t4; Lam-
pongs, vi-14 [all Sumatra and ¢. Stanton]. The typical form
mainly confined to British India and Ceylon, the var. indefinita
mainly to the Philippines.

fuliginosus Giles, Handbk. Gnats Mosq., 160 (1900).

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Giles; ‘Handbk.; etc), 2ndived., 298, co A9s-pl. vilt,\ 7, wing,
palpus @ @, scutellum scale: Theob., Monog. Culic. I,
N32) 9s. figs, 27,28), plat oa(tullinss-col. 9)it- James, Sel.
Mem. Med. Off. India, No. 2, fig. 18 (p. 39, larval chars.) :
James and Liston, Anoph. Mosq. India, g1, pl. v, 2, larval
figs.) pli. =, 4. wing scales col) pl.v, full ins, 9+ Chris.,
Ind. Jour. T'top. Med. Til; 464.

Nyssorhynchus fuliginosus, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 93; IV,
100 (life-history): Blanch., Moust., 206, fig. 179, normal wing :
Brim, Ree ind Mus. 1317 LV, 428 3 James, Anoph. Mosq:
ind, 2udved- = colapl: vii, fullins.Ӣ -

Anopheles jamesit, Liston, Ind. Med. Gaz. XXXVI, p. 441 (no
sex stated) (1901).

nec jamesit, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 134.

Anopheles leucopus, Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 37, ” 2 (Igor).

var. adiei James and List.

Nyssorhynchus fuliginosus, Giles, var. adiet, James and Liston,
Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 89 (1911): Chris., Ind. Jour.
Med. Res. III, 465.

Anopheles nagport, James and Liston, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., Ist
ed., IOI (1904)

Anopheles fuliginosus, var. nagport, td., loc. cit., 2nd ed., go
(19gII).

var. nivipes Theob.

Nyssorhynchus nivipes, Theob., Entom. XXXVI, 258, (1903).

Anopheles fuliginosus, var. nivipes, Chris., Ind. Jour. Med.
Res. III, 466. |

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 101, 2; Leices., Culic. Malaya, 44,
o 9; (Nyssorhyncus): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 319; IV,
429.

var. pallida Theob.

Nyssorhynchus fuliginosus, Giles, vat. pallida, Theob., Monog.
Culic. I, 134, fig. 28 (p. 133), wing (I90TI).

Blanch., Moust., 205, fig. 179), wing, var. pallida.

A. fowlert, Chris., Paludism II, 64 (1911)

The typical form of fuliginosus, Giles, is common throughout
India and Burma up to 3000 ft. occurring in many localities dur-
ing the greater part of the year; probably generally distri-
buted further east. Ceylon, Assam, Java, Samatra, Phil. Is.
(var. locs.). The adiet variety occurs from the N.W. Frontier
to Assam during winter: var. nivipes comes from Burma, Kuala
Lumpur, i [Durham], and Klang; also from the Andamans.
Type of fuliginosus probably lost. According to Christophers
the typical specimens in the British Museum are probably
others supplied by Ross. Type of nagport in Central Malaria
Bureau, Kasauli, of nivipes, pallida and jamesstt in British Mu-
seum. An apparent discrepancy occurs in fowler? figuring in
this Catalogue further on as a separate species. From Major
Christophers’ recent paper I understand him to mean that the

100 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

forms fowler: and var. pallida are probably identical, but that
he grants the former name specific rank pro. tem.

nigerrimus Giles, Handb. Gnats Mosq., 161, 2 (1900).
Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 150: Giles, Handb., etc., 2nd ed.,
306.
Myzorhynchus nigerrimus, Blanch., Moust., 197: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mus. E,.314s LV, 425.
nec “‘ nigerrimus, Giles,” James and Liston, Anoph. Mosq. Ind.,

79 (1900).

Naini Tal [Giles]; Sylhet [Hall]; Calcutta [ Alcock, Annandale,
Daniels]; Port Canning [Annandale]; Jalpaiguri, Dacca, La-
hore, Travancore [James|; Madras. Type in British Museum.
Christophers, in a recent paper, sinks this species as synonymous
with var. vanus, Theob., of sinensis, Wied., including also the
nigerrimus of James and Liston.

lindesayi Giles, Handb. Gnats Mosq., 166, 9 (lindesaiz) (1900).
Giles, Handb., etc., 2nd ed., 323, 2, pl. x, 8, wing 9 (lind-
sai): Theob., Monog. Culic, 1, 203, spliw.) To. oe sill eine
col.) James-and Wist., Anoph. Mosq: Ind.; 117; col¥plt=,
(fuil ins. 9): Blanch., Moust., 169: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
T3042 1.) Aub.

Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 470.

Patagiamyta lindesayt, James, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 62,

redescr., figs., col. pl. ii, full ins. 9.

Bakloh, Punjab, 6000 ft., vii [Lzndsay]; Ferozepore [Nurse] ;
Raneghat, 4000 ft. [James]; Himalayas, var. locs., 2000 up to
7000 ft., Naini Tal [Gz/es]; Mussoorie; Bhim Tal, ix, 06 [Annan-
dale|; Murree, 7000 ft.; Tret, 4600 ft. Dehra Dun [Thomson] ;
Kurseong, Palni Hills, Nilgiri Hills, Assam.

var. maculata Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 1, ? (1910).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 416.

Kurseong, 5-vit-o8 [Annandale]. Type of lindsayt, in Brit-
ish Museum, of maculata in Indian Museum.

gigas Giles, Ent. Month. Mag. XX XVII, 196, ~ @ (1901).
Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 308, 7 9: James and List., Anoph.
Mosq. Ind-,; 118: Giles; Hatidbk., ete., 2nd ed:, 316, o@s
pl. x, 2, wing) @ 99: Bran:, Rec vind’ Mus. 1, 303) aie
416: Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 467.

Myzomyia gigas, Blanch., Moust., 184.

Patagiamyia gigas, James, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 08.

Patagiamyia simlensts, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd
edi, 66540" 2a 19En):

Anopheles simlensis, Brun,, Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 416.

Anoph. gigas, var. simlensis, Alcock, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med.
ET Nos 3) pp. n61( 19 x3):

Anoph. gigas, var. refutans, id., loc. cit., p. 161.
Himalayas; Mahasu, near Simla, 8000 ft., viii; Kathlighat,

Garhwal Distr., 6000 ft. [Imms]; Murree [Maj. Smith]; Deesa,

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W. Centr. India [Nurse]; Coonoor, Nilgiri Hills, 5000—6000 ft.
[Price]; Khasi Hills; Pachmarhi Hills; Ceylon (hills) [¢.
Alcock ; Green). Type of gigas in British Museum; of sim-
lensis in Central Malaria Bureau, Kasauli.

culicifacies Giles, Ent. Month. Mag. XX XVII, 197, 2 only, the o

renamed turkhudt, List. (1901).

Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 309, @ mec @ (¢. Theob., loc. cit.,

LPL, 48) 23 Gileswitandbk) jeter 2nd ted, 317,:plitix, 52, 9. nec

@: James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 106, pl. ix, 2, wing

scales, pl. viii, 1, larval figs.; col. pl..xi, full ins. 9: Chris.,

Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 463.

Myzomyia culicifacies, Theob., Proc. Royal Soc. LXIX, 379, ?:
td., Monog. Culic. IIT, 39, fig. (p. 40), larval hairs; pl. iii,
wing: pl. will, wing scales: TVie5m.. Vi,-252> Blanch.,
Moust., 182, 29: James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed.,
plea, full.ins: col. 9: Brun., Rec. Ind) Mus) 71,3053) A1V. 404
(criticism on name of species), 418.

Myzomyia culictfacies, var. punjabensis, James, Anoph. Mosq.
ind 72 (1904):

Anopheles listont, Giles, Ent. Month. Mag. XX XVII, 197, 7 9
(I9OL).

lid Waddbke. ete:- 2nd edi,319, a2; pli x uae winesior 2

head, 7 2: Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 311, App. 2.

nec listoni, Liston,

Anopheles indicus, Theob., loc. cit., 1, 183, @ (1901).

Anopheles indicus, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 320, 2.

Pyretophorus sergentt, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 68 ¢ ; fig. 16,
wing (1907).

India, common, generally distributed up to 3000 ft.; Manda-
lay [Annandale|; Dr. Gough says it ranges from Algeria to India,
and Edwards records it from as far west as Lake Tiberias. Types
of culicifacies and indicus in British Museum; also of listonz,
presumably the type » attributed to culicifacies, Giles; of punjab-
ensis in Central Malaria Bureau, Kasaulli.

According to the strict rules of zoological nomenclature, since
two species were confused at the time of description, the name
culicifacies should have been retained for the ~ (now known
as turkhudt, List.), and the ¢ (still known as culicifacies) should
have been renamed (v. my Cat. Or. Culic. Supp., p. 404).

theobaldi Giles, Ent. Month. Mag. XX XVII, 198, 2 (1901).
Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 299, 2: Theob., Monog. Culic.
II, 311 (App.) ¢: James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind.,.97,
col; pl. viii, full ms. 9: Chris:, Ind. Jour: Med: Res. ITE 482.
Nyssorhynchus theobaldi, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 95: Blanch.,
Moust, 210 > Srun:,, Rec, Ind; Mus. 1, 320; 1V5.430:
James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., col. pl. x, full
1nSS ge
Anoph. maculatus, var. theobaldi, Alcock, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop.
Med. II, No. 3, p..164 (1913).

102 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL, XVII,

Ellichpur (Centr. Ind.)[ Liston]; Shahjahanpur, 19-x-00 [Giles] ;
Dacca [Macrae]; Nagpur [Stephens]; Sambalpur [Murphy];
Lahore, x; Bombay; Benguet, Phil. Is., iii, iv, xi. Also occurs
in the Aden hinterland. Type in British Museum.

kochi Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 36, ~ @ (1901).
Theob.,. Monog.. Culic.' 1 1749 99; pl.ive 769, fulllins.col,
Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 222: Gough, Bull. Ent. Res. V,
142: Roper, loc. cit., V, 129, life-history: Chris., Ind. Jour.
Med. Res. III, 460.
Nyssorhynchus kochi, Blanch., Moust., 208.

Cellia kochi, Theob., Monog. Culic. TII, 110; Leices., Culic
Malaya,.46,-7 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. MuS)J, 325; IV, 43%.
Anopheles ocellatus, Theob. (MS. name only), Monog. Culic. II,

306, note as to name.

Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 315, 2, pl. ix, 5, wing 2 , dor-

sum of thorax.
Celia flava, Ludl., Can. Ent. XL, 32, 7 2 (1908): Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 431.

Nyssorhynchus flava, Ludl., Psy. XVIII, 126 (1911).
Christophersia hallii, James, Paludism I, 32, & @ , figs. var. chars.

(1910). James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 123:

Brun. Rees Ind): Mus is aai:

Sylhet, 4-11-05; 7-iv-05; vi, 3I-vil-05; 15-xii-05 [all Hall];
Singapore [Biro]; Taiping, Perak, Kuala Lumpur, xii-o2 [Dur-
ham]; Malay Peninsula, var. locs.; Padarg, Sumatra [¢. Donitz];
Deli, ii1-14; Lampongs, vi-14 [both Sumatra, ¢. Stanton]; Serang
and Tjimahi, Java [¢. Donitz]; Tayabas, Phil. Is., ix-07. Type
of ocellatus in British Museum; of flava in Army Medical Mu-
seum, Washington; of halliz in Indian Museum.

Theobald had described this species in the MS. of his Mono-
graph as ocellatus, but as the description of Donitz’s kocht was
published just before Theobald’s work, he allowed his own des-
cription to stand as that of rochi, and in Vol. II, 306, he again
notes that ocellatus, Theob., is a MS. synonym of kacht, in case
specimens may exist in any collection under the MS. name.

punctulatus Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 36, @ @ (1901).
Roper, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 144.
nec Anopheles, 1d., Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 175.
Cellta punctulata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 109: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 432.
Stephansort, Papua; Herbertshohe, Bismarck Archipelago
[both ¢. Donitz]. See note under A. tessellatus.
Mr. Roper (Bull. Ent. Res. V, 144) makes ¢essellatus, Theob.,
a synonym of this species, but I have retained Mr. Edwards’
view in keeping them distinct.

leucosphyrus Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 37, 2 (1901).
Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 307, App. 2: Roper, Bull. Ent.
Res. V, 193: Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 469.

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Myzomyia leucophyrus, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 312, fig.
44, wing: James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind. 82: Leices.,
Culic. Malaya, 28, » @: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. i 307:

Nyssorhynchus leucophyrus, Blanch., Moust., 213, °.

Neomyzomyia leucophyrus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. EVE Az

Myzomia elegans, James in Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 51, 2; fig.
28, wing scales, cross veins, 29, wing (1903).

Myzomyta elegans, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 306.

Anopheles leucosphyrus, var. elegans, James and List., Monog.
Anoph. Mosq, Ind., 82, ? ; pl. ix, 4, wing scales; pl. xii, wing,
palpus, leg, larva.

Pyretophorus, id., Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 77.

Neomyzomyta elegans, James, Theob., Monog. Culic. Wie sO cr Oo
two figs. of @, wing and other chars. (This description by

Theobald): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 417.

Karwar, iv [Cogill]; Meenglas, Jalpaiguri [Wadlich]; Andaman
Is. [Ray White]; Kajoe Janam, N. of Padang, Sumatra [¢. Donitz] ;
Deli, iii-14; Lampongs, vi-r4 [both Sumatra and 7. Stanton];
Moearah Tewah, Borneo [¢. Donitz]; Malay Peninsula. Type
of elegans in British Museum.

turkhudi Liston, Ind. Med. Gaz. XXXVI, 441, no sex stated, ap-
parently @ (1gor).
Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 320, 2 (footnote): James, Sci.
Mem. Ind. No. 2, 49; fig. 27, wing; fig. 28, larval chars. :
James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 115; pl. viii, 2, larval
figs. ; col. pl. xiv, full ins. @: James, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd
ed., col. pl. v, full ins. @: Gough, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 133,
new syns. and notes: Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. JE
483.
Myzomyta turkhudi, Theob., Monog. Culic. Th 485.2: Spl. ai,
wing (1903).
Blanch, Moust., 183: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 311; LV,
422:
Anopheles culicifacies, Giles, Ent. Month. Mag. XX XVII, 197
(Igor).
Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 309, ~ only: Giles, Handbk., etc.,
and. ed., 317, 7; pl. ix, 12, » 9: Theob., Proc. Roy. Soc.
LXIX, 379, o; fig. 2 (p. 380), genitalia o.
Anopheles multicolor, Camboulin, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, CXXV,
704 (1902).
Anopheles impunctus, Don., Zeits. f. My2iene) a1, "67-4 ples.
£5 (rOQO2),
Pyretophorus chaudoyei, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 68 (1903).
P. nigrifasciatus, id., loc. cit., 1V, 65 (1907).
P. myzomyfacies, id., loc. cit., IV, 69 (1907).
Pyretophorus cleopatra, Willcocks, nom. nud., Ann. Trop. Med.
Parasit. III, 586 (1910).
Myzomyia azriki, Patton, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 632
(1905).
M. hispaniola, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 49 (1903).

104 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

India, generally distributed (Ellichpore, Cashmere, Nagpur,
Hoshangabad, Lahore, Ferozepore, Aurungabad) ; Andaman Is.
[Maj. Anderson]. Dr. Gough states the species ranges continu-
ously from Teneriffe through the north coast of Africa to India.
Types of turkhudi and nigrifasciatus in British Museum.

Theobald’s description of the ~ was drawn up from Giles’
type, which at that time was considered to be the @ of culict-
facies, Giles, and was first described as such by both Giles and
Theobald. Vide notes under culicifacies.

vincenti Laveran, Comp. Rend. LIII, 993 (1901).
Blanch, Mowust:; 175, 92 Theob., Monog: Culicy Vaca
Bride Rec. ind: Mus 322 lNeeta A.
Van-Linh (Haut Tonkin) [¢. Laveran]. Type, location un-
known to present author.

maculatus Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 171, 7 @ (maculata), fig. 48,

var chars. (1901).

James, Sci. Mem. Med. Off. Ind. No. 2, 47, fig. 25, wing and

leg: Giles; Hiandbk.,; etc, 2ud eds, 301, @ 39> (plinissaee.

head, wing ~, palpus @: James and List., Anoph. Mosq.

Ind., 99: Roper, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 143: Chris., Ind. Jour.

Med sR ess linea ra
Nyssorhynchus maculatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 96: Blanch.,

Moust , 207, # ¢; fig. 180, wing: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 41,

@ 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 318; IV, 420.

Nyssorhyncus willmort, Leicester, Culic. Malaya, 42, 7 @.
nec willmort, James.
Nyssorhynchus pseudowt!lmort, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 65, ?

(1970) Bruny, Rec Ind: MussiV i730;

Anopheles maculatus, var willmort, Alcock, Jour. Lond. Sch.

Trop. Med. III, No. 3 (1913).

Himalayas up to 6000 ft. from N.W. Frontier to Assam ;
Lahore, iii, iv [Christophers]; Jeypore; Jalpaiguri, 13-vii-09
[Wallich]; Kurseong, Nara Ghat, 25—26-ii-08 and Thaumaspur,
18—20-ii-08, » @ (the two latter on the Bengal-Nepalese Fron-
tier); Perak ; Dindings, xi; Korinchi Lake (Sandarang Agong,
Sumatra, 2450 ft.), v-14; Batak Highlands, Sumatra 4000 ft.,
iv-I5 ; Hongkong, ix—x. Types originally stated to be in Dr.
Ree’s collection, but the ¢ype @ is now in the British Museum ;
the type @ is not in existence. Type of pseudowillimori in
Ind. Mus.

Roper recently considers willmori, James in ‘Theob. and
dudgeoni, Theob.,to be synonymous with maculatus, but Chris-
tophers states this view to be erroneous. This latter au-
thor (Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 471) clears up a difficulty
set forth by Stanton (Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, No. I,
p. 7) making it obvious that maculatus, Theob., was actually
described from both sexes of that species. He states that
Theobald: in his later descriptions mixed maculata with
karwart.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 105

tessellatus Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 175, 2 (as Anopheles punctu-

latus, Don.), fig. 49, thorax, wing, hind leg; pl. xxxvii, 148,

2 , full ins. col. (1901).

Giles; Handb:,, etc., 2nd ed 305,99; plo ixs 7) wing’ @ y dor-

sum of thorax, hind tarsus (fesselatus, lapsus): Edw., Bull.

Ent. Res. IV, 221: Stanton, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 255.
Myzomvyia tessellata, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 55 (tessellatum) ;

IV; 42 (tessellata)= Brun., Rec. Ind; Mus. lL, 311 IV, 422.
Anopheles punctulatus, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 84,

pl. xi, wing, head, leg: Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 482.
Myzomyia punctulata, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 27, 7 @: Brun.,

Rec. Ind.-Mus. I, 300.

Nyssorhynchus punctulatus, Blanch., Moust., 208.
Nyssomyzomyta punctulata, James and List., Monog. Anoph.

Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., 104, pl. xiv, wing, head, leg.

Anopheles deceptor, Don., Zeits. for Hyg. u. Insek., XLI, 60.
Myzomyia deceptor, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 29: Brun., Rec.

ind: Mas.1Vi.4 18.

Myzomyia thorntoni, Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 69, 2 (1904):

Blanch oust. 163 Brun., Rec. Ind. Musa i err; Wve-422.
Dactylomyia ceylonica, Newstead and Carter, Ann. Trop. Med.

Paras. IV, 377 (1910).

Trincomalee, Ceylon [Green]; Taiping, v; 22-xi-gg; 21-xii-aq9
[Wray]; Sumatra [t. Donitz]; Deli, iii-14; Lampongs, vi-14;
[both Sumatra and ¢. Stanton]. Type of tessellatus in British
Museum; of thornionz, in Army Med. Mus. Washington; of cey-
lonica in Liverpool Sch. of Trop. Med. :

Theobald had given the name ¢esselatus to this species in
the MS. of his Monograph, but just before publication he con-
sidered it identical with functulatus, Don., and changed the
name to that of Donitz’s species, confirming this later (/.c., I,
306), as specimens under his own MS. name had been sent
out to correspondents. In Vol. III, 55, he says Donitz in-
formed him the two species were distinct.

minimus Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 186, @, fig. 55, wing, thorax,
cross-veins (IQOT).
Giles, Handbk., etc , 2nd ed., 321, 9; pl.x, 7, wing 9? , thorax
Seales: (Chis. ind- Jour, Med? Res, Il. 473.

Pyretophorus minimus, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 365: Blanch.,
Moust., 188, ¢, fig. 169, wing, transverse veins: Brun., Rec.
Made Must L230 3 nN 423:

Anopheles christopherst, Theob., Proc. Roy. So. LXIX, No. 456,
p. 378, @, pl. v, 3, wing (Mar. 1902): Theob., Monog. Culic.
V 24> James and Lists, Anoph. Mosq: Ind.,,/103,, pl. wit, ¥,
larval figs.: col. pl. x, fullins. 9: Giles, Handbk, etc., 2nd
ede 512 2 dw. Bull. Ent. Resi 1V, 222: Ludi. doccews. VI,
155 (synonymy).

Anopheles formosaensis 1, Tsutzuki, Arch. f. Schiff. IV, 9 (May,
IQg02).

106 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

A. aconitus, var. cohaesa, Don., Zeitz. f. Hyg. XLII, 233 (1903):

Myzomyia funesta, Ludl., Can. Hnt. XX XVII, 135 (1905).

nec funestus, Giles.

Myzomyia mangyana, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 991, 2 (1906).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 309.

Anopheles febrifer, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. IX, Sect. D, 405 (1914) ;
(prelim. descr. by Drs. Walker and Barber, /oc. cit., TX, Sect.
B, 384 (1914).

var. aconitus, Don., Zeits. f. Hyg. XLI (1902).

Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 475.

Myzomyta albirostris, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 24, 7 2, fig.
II (p. 25), palpus and proboscis (1903).

Leices., Culic: Malaya; 23, o° 9<" Brun:, Ree. Indy Musa
B05) 21V, 418:

Myzomyia christopherst, var. alboapicalis, Theob., Monog. Culic.
V, 25 (19QI0).

A. brahmacharit, Chris., Paludism, No. 5, p. II (1912).

Id., Brahmachari, Ind. Med. Gaz. XLVI, 268 (1911).

Myzomyia flavirostris, Ludl., Bull. No. 4, Surg. Gen. Office (1913) :
Psy, SOA 305(torA
Sylhet, Central India, Meenglass, Jalpaiguri, 13-vii-o7 [Wal-

lich]; Calcutta [Alcock]; Burma, Assam, Kangra Valley,-Kuala

Lumpur, Pokfulam, Hongkong [Rees]; Pampanga and Phil. Is.

(var. locs.), ii, and v to xi [¢t. Ludlow]. Mangyana comes from

Rio Baco, Chicago, Mindoro (Phil. Is.), v [McGregor]. Type

of minimus in Dr. Rees collection. Types of christopherst and

alboapicalis in British Museum, of brahmachari in Central Malaria

Bureau, Kasauli, of favirostvis in Army Medical Museum, Wash-

ington, of febrifer, 7 9 , No. 18,015 in Bureau of Science, Entom.

Coll., Manila; of mangyana in Ent. Coll. No. 3290, Bureau of

Science, Manila.

Christophers in a recent paper sinks this species as synony-
mous with var. vanus, Theob. of sinensts, Wied.

stephensi Liston, Ind. Med. Gaz. XXXVI, 441, no sex stated,
apparently @ (Igor).

James, Sci. Mem. Ind., No. 2, 45, fig. 23, wing, 24, larval
chars. : “Giles; Handbk:; etc!,; 2nd ed: ; 335; 9 (lootuote):
James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 113, pl. vi, 2, larval
figs.; pl. x, 6, wing scales; col. pl. xiii, full ins. @: Chris.,
Ind. Jour. Med. Res. ITI, 481.

Neocellia stephensi, James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed.,
col pl. xii, full ims: 9 -

Nyssorhynchus stephensi, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 93, ¢ ; fig.
54, var. wing marks; fig. 55, wing; figs., pp. 40, 47, larval
hairs: Blanch., Moust., 210: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 319;
IV, 430.

Anopheles metaboles, Theob., Proc. Royal So. LXIX, 374, ?; pl.
v, I, wing, 2 (1902): Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 512.

Neocellia intermedia, Rothwell, Entom., 2 (1907).

1920.| E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 107

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 115, 2°; V, 73, ¢ 2, fig. 29, wing
@;) Brung Ree: ind: Mus, BV 3432:

N.W. Frontier, Deesa, W. Centr. India, i, viti, Mian Mir,
Ferozepore, v to xi [¢t. Adie]; Nagpur, Ellichpore, Madras
City, Karachi, common, Calcutta, I-viii-o7 [Annandale]; Lushai
Hills, Assam, 9-vii-o4 [Macleod]; Burma, Philippines [¢. Ludlow].
Types of metaboles and intermedia in British Museum; location
of that of stephensi unknown to present author.

Major Christophers notes that though Theobald (Monog. IV,
96) denies that metaboles, Theob., is synonymous with stephensz,
List., yet his (Theobald’s) description of metaboles is one of
stephenst.

funestus Giles, Mem. Liv. Sch. Trop. Med., p. 50, pl. v (1g00).

Giles, Handbk., etc, 162, pl. vii, 3, wing: Theob., Monog.
Culic le17S ac 301s vat seuats sued: So plwiy Aro .tiull ins. 2),
col; IV, fig. 10, o genitalia; V, 17: Newstead, Ann. ‘Trop.
Med. Paras. I, 9.

Myzomyia funesta, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 34, pl. 1i, wing
Oa: Gens Ins... Fase, 26,. pl: 1,2. full ins:col.. 9 :_Brun.,
Rec laud? Mus.<1, s306);°1V,419. Blanch:, Moust:, 180, <<” 9.

var. listoni List.

Anopheles listont, List., Ind. Med. Gaz. XXXVI, 441, 2 (Ig01).

nec listont, Giles, @.

Myzomyia listont, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 27, 9@; fig. 12,
palpus @ and wing scale ; fig. 13, wing; fig. 17 (p. 40), larval
hairs: James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., pl. iv, full
ins. col. 2 (on plate as Anoph. fluviatilis): Brun., Rec. Ind.
Muss Ie=208- Vs 420; James, Sci. Mem; Wed. Offzinds No.
Zp tia QO).

Anopheles fluviatilis, James, Sci. Mem. Med. Off. India, No. 2,
Gaon, 12) (kQO2)'s -Dheob.. Proc, Roy 150. "eee 376." 9:
pl. v, 3, wing, @ (1902): James and. List., Anoph. Mosq.
Ind:-103,.pli vit, 1, larval fies col. plix; fullans, 2%

var. leptomeres Theob.

Myzomyia leptomeres, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 38, 2 (1903).
Td loc ct. EN =*12403-V 7 29: “Brun..~Réc,, Ind’ Mus: §; 307°;
LV ALO:

Type of funestus doubtful if in existence, of leptomeres in

British Museum.

A. funestus, Giles, is an African species, of which the typical
form has not been recorded from India though it is common in
the Philippines, and references to it are given at the top of
this list to aid identification. Theobald describes two African
varieties, umbrosa and subumbrosa, of which the latter may be
identical with the leptomeres variety. Giles is wrong in consi-
dering the var. leptomeres identical with pictus, Lw. The
form /istont is generally distributed in India, N.W. Frontier,
Assam, Ceylon [Green]; Central India, Burma, Western India,
Sylhet, 21-i-05; 2-ii-05; 2-v-05 [Hall]; Perak. Some con-

108 Records of the Indian Museum. | [Vovy. XVII,

fusion has arisen here over the name Jistont by the form
being at first considered identical with Giles’ ‘‘/istonz,’’ as
described by Capt. Liston, who, however, was unknowingly
describing a new species; and as the real lstont of Giles
proves synonymous with culicifacies, Giles, the name /istoni
must stand good for Capt. Liston’s variety. See my notes
and synonymy, Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 305, 306, 308 and IV, 420;
also Major Christophers, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 181.

maculipalpis Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 279, @ (1902).

James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 95, pl. iv, larval figs. ;

pl. x, 5, wing scales; col. pl. vii, full ins. 9: Chris ind:

Jour: Med: Res. Tii472-.

Nyssorhynchus maculipalpis, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 96, 2;
fig. 56, var. chars.; pl. ii, two 2 wings; fig. (p. 98), larval
hairs: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 319; IV, 429: James, Monog.
Anoph. Mosq., Ind., 2nd ed.; col. pl. ix, full ins. 9.

Nyssorhynchus maculipalpis, Giles, var. indtensis, Theob., Monog.
Culic. III, 99 (1903): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 319.

Nyssorhynchus indiensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 98: Brun.,
Rec ind: Mus yz.

Anopheles indtensis, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 95,
pl. ii, figs.

Anopheles jamesit, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 134, 2; pl.i, 2, 2,
full ins. col. (1901).

Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 299, 2: James, Sci. Mem. Med.

Off. Ind., No. 2, 41: James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind.,

93 coll: pk vi, full ans., 9, (Chris) Ind: +] opny MiedaRes:

III, 468: Stephens and Chris., Rep. Roy. So. Malaria, 1902.
Nyssorhynchus jamesi, Blanch., Moust., 206: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mus. I, 318; .1V, 4295 James, Monog- Anopli. Mosq aiad®

2nd ed., col. pl. viii, full ins. 9: Stephens and Chris., Rep.

Roy. So. Malaria, 1902.

India (Christophers, Stephens]; N.W. Frontier, Indo-Gangetic
Plain, Central Provinces, Lower Ranges Himalayas, Shahjahan-
pore, Ferozepore, Nagpur, Ellichpore, Bombay, Karwar, Dec-
can, Goa, Shamnagar, Calcutta, Port. Canning, Quilon, Travan-
core, Ceylon, Pangasinam, Phil. Is.; also occurs in Mashonaland
and Mauritius. Type of maculipalpis in British Museum.

Theobald considered (Monog. IV, 98) his “‘ macultpalpis, Giles,
var. indiensis, Theob.” (of Monog. III, 99) to be a distinct
species from maculipalpis, Giles, typical form, but he ranked
“‘maculipalpis, Giles of James and Liston’’ as synonymous with
indiensis.

aconitus Don., Beit. Kennt., z. d. Anoph. 70, @ (1902).
Don., Zeits. f. Hygiene XLIII, 233: Theob. Monog. Culic. III,
30; fig. (p. 31), wing ?.
Myzomyia aconita, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 305.
Anopheles aconitus, id., loc. cit., 1V, 415 (aconita): Stanton, Ind.
Jour. Med. Res. III, 252. i

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 10g

2? A. formosaensis, Tsuzuki.!

Kajoe Tanam ; Willen Is. ; Soekaboemi, Java [¢. Donitz]; Deli.
Sumatra, iii-14; Lampongs, Sumatra, vi-1r4 [¢. Stanton]. Type,
location unknown to present author.

Vide Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 415 for note on presumed
variety formosaensts, and suggested change of name to cohaesa.
Stanton considers (loc. cit.) that albivostris, Theob., is synony-
mous with this species.

jeyporiensis James, Sci. Mem. Ind., No. 2, 32; fig. 11, wing; fig.

12, larval chars. (1902).

James and Iist., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., Io1, pl. vii, 2, larval

Hes. Cok plex fully ims. 9s: Chris, Ind: «jour: Med.. Res.

IIT, 468.

Pyretophorus jevporiensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 66; pl. viii,
wing scales: James, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., col. pl. vi,
full mss, 9) fis. ((p:/67),, palpus o = Bruny Rec. Ind: Mus. 1,
313 (jevporensis).

Jeypur State [Christophers, Stephens|; Jakot, S. India [Azt-
ken|; Nagpur [James]; Bombay, Central Provinces, India, Castle
Rock, N. Kanara Distr. Types in British Museum.

formosaensis Tsuzuki, Archiv. f. Schiffs. v. Tropen Hygiene VI,
289 (1902).
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 84: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 323;
IV, 415, notes.
Formosa. Type, location unknown to present author.

There are apparently two species of the same name by the
same author from North and South Formosa respectively.
Vide my notes (Joc. cit., supra). ‘Theobald (Monog. V) says
that Donitz (Zeits. f. Hygiene XLIII, 233) says this species
is only a variety of aconita, Don., and proposes, unnecessarily ,
to change the name to cohaesa.

pulcherrimus Theob., Proc. Roy. So. LXIX, 396, 9; pl. v, 2,
wings, @ (1902).
James, Sci. Mem. Ind., No. 2, p. 48; fig. 26, wing: James
and Ljist., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 86, col. pl. iv, full ins. 9:
Giles; Handbk,“ete:, 2nd ed. 510, ¢. Chris. ind? jours Med.
Res, ir 476.

Celia pulcherrima, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 107: Blanch.,
Mons 225, 9. Brun, Ree. Ind. Mus. I, 3215, DWe432-
James, Monog. Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd ed., col. pl. xiii,
faliins. “or
Mian Mir, near Lahore [James]; Ferozepore, vii to xii [Adie];

Goa [James and List.|; Purneah, 7-viii-o7 [Paiva]; also occurs

at Kokand, Turkestan [Univ. Coll. Helsingfors]. Type 2 in

British Museum, # apparently still unknown.

pseudobarbirostris Ludl., Jour. N.Yk. Ent. So. X, 127, 9 (Myzo-
rhynchus) (1902).

t Vide A. formosaensis, Tsuzuki, p. 105.

IIo Records of the Indian Museum. [Mor XOVaie

Myzorhynchus pseudobariirostris, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 83,
o- Bruns, (Reeind Virusyi 315 site 426.
Philippines, generally distributed, May to October. Type
in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

philippinensis Ludi., Jour. N.Yk. Ent. So. X, 128 (1g02); also

Jour. Amer. Med. Assn. XX XIX, 426 (1902).

Nyssorhynchus philippinensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 103, @:

Brun., Rec, Inds Mus: 1) sno ive 420.

Philippines, common, June to January. Type in Army
Medical Museum, Washington.

aitkenii James in Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 22, 2? (1903).

James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 119; pl. ix, 3, wing

scales; pl. xiii, larval figs. and wing: Blanch., Moust., 620:

Brun, Rec: Ind. Mus. ‘T,°303; IV. 4152 eCuris:, Induienr

Meds Res: 11, 46x.

Neostethopheles aitkentt, James, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 2nd. ed., 59;
figs.
Stethomyta fragilis, ‘Theob., Entom. XXXVI, 257, ~ (1903):

Bruny, Rec. indy Mais Or eas yen 238
Stethomyia pallida, Ludi., Can. Ent. XX XVII, 129, 2 (1905):

Brung Ree dnd. Musi 312% W423;

Goa Frontier [Aitken]; Karwar [Dr. Cogill]; Meenglas, Jal-
paiguri, 9-vill-o7 [Wallich]; Bengal Duars, Nilgiri Hills, Bengal,
Assam, Kuala Lumpur, i, xii [Durham]; Burma, Pampanga,
ix-05 [¢. Ludl.]. Type of aitkeni in British Museum.

Major Christophers states that there is an individual labelled
“type specimen’? by James in the Central Malaria Bureau,
Kasauli. He also considers Stethomyta fragilis, Theob., S.
pallida, Ludl. and Anopheles treacherti, YWeices., synonymous
with aitkent.

immaculatus James, Sci. Mem. Ind., No. 2, 35 (1902).

Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 23; 2 (1903): James and ist,

Anoph. ‘Mosq. Ind., 120: Brun, Rec. Inde Mus -i 3e4eive

416: Chris. Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 468.

Ennur, Madras Coast [James and List.]. Type in British
Museum, unique.

On the ground of the brief description of fine words only,
“wings entirely unspotted, legs unbanded”’ being insufficient
I attributed the species in my Catalogue to Theobald instead
of James, but on Major Christophers’ plea that such diagnosis
differentiated it from all other known species, the original au-
thor’s name is here restored, though such ‘‘ descriptions’’ are to
be deprecated.

ludlowi Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 42 (Myzomyza) (1903).

Roper, Bull. Huts Ress Vij 145: Chris., Ind: Journ. Med Ses:

tit Azo:

Myzomyia ludlowi, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. II, 519, life-history ;
pls: 4: to xig ph wv sinllsinsi co -9.: Bruns, Reesinde linea

309; IV, 420.

1920.] KE. BruNETII: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. III

Nyssomyzomyta ludlowi, James and List., Monog. Anoph. Mosq.
bad’, 2nd ed.,: FOX:
Madras, Ceylon, Singapore [Biro]; Burma; Deli, Sumatra, iti-
14, Andaman Is., Phil. Is.. common, var. locs. [¢t. Ludlow].
Type in British Museum.

palestinensis Theob., Mounog. Culic. III, 71, 7 9%; fig. 46, head
and thorax; 47, two wings, 2; o@ genitalia; pl. vi, wing

scales, 2 (Pyretophorus) (1903).

Edw., Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng. IX, 48 (1913): Waterston,

Bull. Ent. Res. IX, 4.

Anopheles nurset, Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 475.
Pyretophorus nurse, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 66, 2 (1907).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 424.

Pyretophorus cardamitis, Newstead and Carter, Ann. Trop. Med.

Paras. IV, 379 (1910).

? Anopheles superpictus, Grassi, Reale Accad. Linc., 78 (1900).
Anopheles superpictus, var. macedoniensis, Cot. and Hovasse,

Bull. Soc. Path. Exot. X, 890, fig. (1917).

Quetta, xi [Nurse]. Occurs in Palestine on Beyrouth River,
vi [Cropper]; Cyprus, common up to 4ooo ft. [Miss D. M. A.
Bate}; Athens, Kashan, Persia, 8-xi-11, 9 [Cropper]. Type
of nurset in British Museum, location of that of palestinensis un-
known to present author.

umbrosus Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 87, 2; fig. 87, wing (Wyzo-
rhynchus) (1903).
Roper, Bull Ents Res, V, 146.
Myzorhynchus umbrosus, Leic., Culic. Malaya, 35, 2 (Myzorhyn-
cus): Brun.,. Ree. Ind. Mus. I, 316; IV, 427: Strickland, Bull
Ente Res. LV) 140.
Malay States, Pahang [Dr. Durham]; Kuala Lumpur, Deli,
Sumatra, 1i-I4. Type in British Museum.

albotaeniatus Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 88, 2; pl. i, wing; pl.
v, wing scales (Myzorhynchus) (1903).
Roper, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 147: Stanton, Ind. Jour. Med. Res.
AT 2 52".

M yzorhynchus albotaeniatus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 34, 2 (Myzo-
rhyncus): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 313; IV, 424: Strickland,
Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 140.

Myzorhynchus alboannulatus, James and List., Anoph. Mosq.
Ind., 81 (1904).
Perak [Wright]; Kuala Lumpur; Port Swettingham ; Deli,

Sumatra, iii-I4. Type in British Museum.

var. montanus Stanton and Hacker, Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 273,
@ 9 (1916-17).

Ulu Gombak, Selangor, 600 ft.

willmori James in Theob., Monog. Culic. HI, 100, 2; fig. 59,
palpus @ , fig. 60, var. scales; (Nyssorhynchus) (1903).
Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 484.

we

II2 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Nyssorhynchus willmort, Blanch., Moust., 624: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mus. I, 321; IV, 430
nec willmort, Leices.

Neocellta willmori, var. maculosa, James and List., Anoph. Mosq.

Ind.;, 2nd ed., 112\(1911).

Neocellia indica, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, iii, # 2 (1907):

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. [V7 432
Neocellia dudgeont, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 112, @ (1907).

Brun., Rec. Ind Mus IV, 432.

Kashmir, 4800 ft. [Wil/more]; Dehra Dun, ii, ii1; Lahore,
Jalpaiguri, 13-vii-o7 [Wallich]; Kangra Valley, 4500 ft., vi, vil
[Dudgeon]; Pundaluoya, Ceylon, vii [Green]; Kuala Lumpur,
Jugra, Malay Peninsula [¢. Leicester]; Ula Gombak. Type of
maculosa in Central Malaria Bureau, Kasauli; of willmort, indica
and dudgeont in British Museum: Roper thinks (Bull. Ent.
Res. V, 143) that this species is synonymous with maculatus,
Theob.

karwari James in Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 102, @; fig. 61 (p.
103), wing; (Nyssorhynchus) (1e03).

Anopheles karwart, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 8q; pl.
Kiv, Vat. chars. ; fig., p. 90, wing: -Chris., ‘Ind.. jour Meds
Res. III, 469.

Nyssorhynchus id., Leices., Culic. Malaya, 39, 7 @? (Nysso-
rhyncus): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 318; IV, 429.

Anopheles nigrans, Stanton, J. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, No. 1,
7 (1912). . .
Karwar, vi [Cogil/]; Goa, 2000 ft., ii [Aztken]; Kuala Lum-

pur, 27-iv-02 [Durham]. Types of karwarit and nigrans in

British Museum: Christophers says that in Theobald’s later

descriptions of his maculatus he has confused maculatus and

karwart.

error Theob , Monog. Culic. TIT, 353, 2 (Aldrichia) (1903).

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 13.

Aldrichta error, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 322.
Aldrichinella error, 'Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 77: Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 433.

“India, probably Calcutta.” Type in British Museum,
now broken: According to Col. Alcock this is not a good spe-
cies, the unique type being a Myzomyzarossit, Giles, with the ab-
domen of some other species attached.

culiciformis Cogill., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. So. XV, 333 (1903).
Anopheles culiciformis, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 122,
@, 9; pl. xv, larval figs: Chris., Ind. Jour Med Ress ir
463: Chris. and Chand, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 638, o 9
all stages descr.; pl. lix (var. chars.) (Coelodtazesis).
Stethomyia culiciformis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 62: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 312; IV, 423.

1920.] E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. ES

Neostethopheles culicitormis, James and List., Anoph. Mosq. Ind.,
andoed:.,.0%, figs.
Karwar, Bombay Presidency [Dr. Cogill]. Type, location
unknown to present author.

pitchfordi Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 365 (Pyretophorus) (1904).
Pyretophorus pitchfordt, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 313.
Pampanga [Whitmore}. Type in British Museum.

asiatica Leic., Fntom. XX XVII, 13, 7 2 (Lophoscelomyta) (1904).

Chris., Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 462.

Lophoscelomyia astatica, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 92, 7 ?:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 317; IV, 427: Leices., Culic. Malaya,
ZL Re;

Lophomyia asiatica, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 366.

Myzorhynchus astaticus, Strickland, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 14I.
Kuala Lumpur. Type in British Museum.

freerae Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 993, 2 (Pyretophorus) (1906).
Pyretophorus freerae, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 43: Brun., Rec.
Ind: Mus) 4, 3125 2-23.
Manila, x [Banks]. Type, apparently unique, No. 5975,
in Entom. coll., Bureau of Science, Manila.

nigrifasciatus Theoi)., Monog. Culic. IV, 65, 2 (Pyretophorus)
(1907 .
Pyretophorus nigrifasciatus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 424.
Peshin, India, iv [Maj. Nurse]; also occursin Cyprus. Type
in British Museum.

treacheri Leices., Culic. Malaya, 19, 7 % (1908).

Bran. oRec, Ind: Mus. lV , 417.

Malay Peninsula, widely distributed. Type in Leicester’s
collection. Christophers ranks this as synonymous with aztkenit,
James.

separatus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 36 (sex not stated, apparently 2 )
(1908).
PROoper, bull. Ent. Res: Vi, 145.
Myzorhynchus separatus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 426.
Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.
Possibly a variety of sinensis, Wied.

watsoni Leices., Culic. Malaya, 38, 2 (Pyretophorus) (1908).
Pyretophorus watsont, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 424.
Klang [Dr. Watson). Type, a unique @, in Leicester’s
collection.
formosus Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 22, @ (1909).
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 8, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 416.
Benguet, Phil. Is., iti-o8. Type in Army Medical Mus.,
Washington.
megregori Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. IV, 548, @ (Kerteszia) (1910).
Kerteszia mcgregort, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 431.

hay Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Basalin Is., Phil. Is., 28 xii-o6 [McGregor]. Type in Entom.
coll. (No. 6666), Bureau of Science, Manila.

aurirostris Watson, Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. IV, 251, 9; fig.
wing (IQI0).
Bred, Klang, xii-0g.

fowleri Chris., Paludism II, 64 (Neocellia) (1911).

Neocellia fowlert, 1d., loc. cit., 111, pl. vi, var. chars.

Anopheles fuliginosus, var. fowlert, Alcock, Jour Lond. Sch.
Trop. Med..11, Nos 376973):
Amritsar; Cent. Prov. India, xi to ix; Punjab; South India.
Christophers thinks more recently (Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III,

466) that this may be the pallida, Theob., variety of fuligi-

nosus, Giles.

weliingtonianus Alcock, Jour. Lond. Sch. Trop. Med. II, 1, 2
text-figs. (Myzorhynchus) (1912).
Larut Hills, 4000 ft., Malay Peninsula. Type in British
Museum.

brevipalpis Roper, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 141, 7 @, fig. I, wing,
proboscis @, front claw @ (1QT4).
Strickland, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. III, 201, larva.
Borneo. Types in British Museum. Strickland (loc. cit.) sug-
gests Memnemyia as a new genus to receive this species on ac-
count of minor differences.

schnuffneri, Stanton, Bull. Ent. Res. V, 373 @ ; fig. 1, proboscis,
palpus (1915).
Lampongs Distr., South Sumatra, v, vi, 1914 [Dr. Schuffner].
hunteri Strickland, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. IV, 263, 7 @., figs. var.
chars. (Myzorhynchus) (1917).
Tebong, Negri Sembilan, Malay Peninsula, vi-14; Bandar
Penggaram, ix-15 ; Sungei Simpang, Kanan, Johore State [all
Strickland] ; Singapore [Dr. Hunter].

novumbrosus Strickland, Ind. Jour. Med. Res. VI, 271, @ 2
(Myzorhynchus) (1917).
Malay Peninsula.

annandalei Prashad, Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 123, @, pl. xvii, wing,
larva, var. chars ; life-history also described (1918).
Sureil, Darjiling District, 5000 ft., 28-x-17 [Annandale and
Gravely}.

pampangensis nom. nov. (philippinensis Ludl. preocc.).

Pyretophorus philippinensis, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, 135

(1905) Bin. Ree. dnds Mus: inst s:

Pampanga [Whitmore]. Type in Army Med. Mus., Wash-
ington.

This species of Miss Ludlow’s has to be renamed as Nys-
sorhynchus philippinensis, Ludl. is of course an Anopheles in
the present author’s view of the genus.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Ortental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 115

In an editorial note in the Ind. Jour. Med. Res. IV, 611, men-
tion is made of a new species A. (Mvzorhynchus) similis, Strick-
land, from the Malay States. The larva is “described ’’ in

three lines, the adult is ‘‘ described’’ as being “ indistiguishable
from umbrosus.”’

Bironella, Theob.
Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 69 (1905).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 120, o; fig. 7, wing
(ose 22)e

GENOTYPE, B. gractlts Theob., by original desig-
nation.

gracilis Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 60, @ ; fig. 3, scales; pl. il,
wing o ; pl. iii, wing scales 7 (“‘ @ ” lapsus).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 121, o: fig. of wing, p. 122:

Brun: Ree: Ind. Mus. 133225 1V; 432.

Muina, Papua, 31-xit-1900 [Bzro]. Type, unique, in the
Hungarian Museum. Howard, Dyar and Knab think this genus
may be a transitional form between Anopheles, Megarhinus and
Uvanotaenia (Mosq. N. and Cent. Am. and W. Ind. 899).

Calvertina Judlow.

Can. Ent. XLI, 234, emend. from Calverita I,udl.,
loc. ctt., 22 (1909).

Calvertia preoce. Warren in Lepidoptera.
GENOTYPE, Chagasia lineata Vudl., by original
designation.

lineata Ludl., Can. Ent. XL, 50 (Chagasia) (1908).
Calvertia lineata, Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 22.
Calvertina lineata, Id., loc. cit., XLI, 234: Theob., Monog.
Calics Vi.775 run. Ree Ind. Mus. [IV 433.
Pangasinan, viil. Type in Army Med. Mus., Washington.

pect. CULICINE

This ‘‘Section’’ comprises the whole of the subfamily Culi-
cinae except the Anophelines, but is not herein assigned equi-
-valent or any definite taxonomic value, being only adopted

as a temporary convenience to separate them from the Ano.
phelines.

Megarhinus, R. Desv.

Mém. Soc. Hist. Nat. Paris III, 412 (1827).
Macq., Hist. Nat. Dipt: Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc.
N.S. Wales III, 1720: Theob., Monog. Culic. I,

r16 Records of the Indtan Museum. [VoL. XVII,

aro Tid. 1035/0 - aed: tab. spp. blanca.
Moust.; 200, 221, tab. spp.:> [héeob., Gen. Ins:
Fasc. 26,12: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 323; IV,
435; *,65: How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N.
Amer ete; cbV. 927:
Megarhina, Giles, Handbk.; etc., 119; 2nd ed.,
265: Auctt.
GENOTYPE, Culex haemorrhoidalis Fab., by origi-
nal designation.
The genus Megarhinus is not Oriental, but the species belong-
ing to Toxorhynchites were originally assigned to it, therefore
a few references are given here.

Toxorhynchites, Theob.
Monog. Culic. I, 244 (1901).

Theob., doc. cit., III, 119, notes on life-history ;
V, 95, ilotes and ‘tab. spp: Jd.,-Gen. Ins. Wase.
26, 13: Blanch.,. Moust., 229: Leices., Culic.
Malaya, 59: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 324; IV,
A35; X72: Giles, Miandbk., etc., 2nd ed., 276.
GENOTYPE, T. brevipalpis Theob., by original
designation.

Teromyta Leices., Culic. Malaya, 49 (1908).
GENOTYPE, T. acaudata, Leic., sp. nov, loc. cit.
by my designation, 1914.

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 438, notes.
Worcesteria, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 779 (1906).
GENOTYPE, W. grata Banks, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 110: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mussel 326 1V, 4805. 7s.

splendens Wied., Zool. Mag. III, 2, » (Culex) (1819).

Culex splendens, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 3, @ : Macq., Hist. Nat.
Dipt: 1°33.

Megarhinus splendens, Sch., Reise Novara, Dipt., 31: Wulp,
Mid-Sumatra, Dipt. 8; pl. i, 2, wing: Theob., Monog. Culic.
LT, 235, pl.vili; 3r,_9., full ins; col: Giles; Handbk., etc7 224;
and ed., 271 (Megarhina): Blanch., Moust., 225: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 324.

Toxorohynchites splendens, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 437.

Java, Sumatra, Singapore. Types in Wiedemann’s and
Westermann’s collections. Not recorded in recent years, pro-
bably one or more of the more recently described species may
be synonymous with it.

amboinensis Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 381, @, pl. v, 5
(Culex) (1857).

Megarhina amboinensis, Giles, Handbk., etc., 133; 2nd ed., 276.

Megarhinus amboinensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 243 @:

1920.] EE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 117

Blanch., Moust., 226, #7 @: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 323,

notes.
Toxorhynchites amboinensis, 1d., loc. cit., IV, 435.
Amboina, Ceram. Type in Vienna Museum.

subulifer Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 382, 2, pl. v, 2 (Culex)

(1857). :

Megarhinus subulifer, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 242: Giles,
Handbk., etc., 125; 2nd ed., 272 (Megarhtina).

Toxorhynchites subulifer, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, tor: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 437: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 202.
Amboina, Ceram. Type in Vienna Museum.

In my Catalogue this species was given as synonymous with
immisericors, Walk., but, following other authors, the two were
ranked as distinct in the Supplement. Edwards notes’ that there
is nothing in Doleschall’s description of subulifer to prevent
it being the same as immisericors, in which case the Dutch
author’s name takes precedence. He adds that Doleschall also
described amboinensis, which he afterwards took to be the @ of
his subulifer, and if that opinion should prove correct, the species
is distinct from immisericors. ‘This would be true but if am-
boinensis and subulifer are respectively 7 and @ of a single spe-
cies, the former name must be used because the description
precedes that of subulifer by a page (pp. 381 and 382 respec-
tively). Until the identity of all three alleged species is settled
they may be regarded as provisionally distinct.

immisericors Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 90, 7 (Megar-
hinus) (1860).

Megarhinus immisericors, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 225, 7 @,
pl. vii, 28, #, full ins. col.; pl. ix, 33, 9 (as M. gilesw):
Giles, Handbk., etc., 129; 2nd ed., 273 (Megarhina).

Megarhinus gilesit, Theob., Monog. Culic. 1, 227, 7 @; pl. 1x,
33, 2, full ins. col. (1907).

Toxorhynchites immisericors, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 123, fig.
67, larva, pupa; IV, 141; V, 97, @: dd., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,
4, @ redescr.: Blanch., Moust., 230, @#: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 324; IV, 436, notes: Green, Spol. Zeyl. I, 159, pl.
life-history: Paiva, Rec. Ind. Mus. V, 187, larval habits :
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 222.

Toxorhynchites gilesit, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 99.

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 435.

Toxorhynchites argenteotarsis, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVIII, 367,
2 (1906).

Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 100, @: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,
435.

1 Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 223 under immisericors.

118 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Megarhinus tmmisericors, Walk., or amboinensis, Dol., Ost.
Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 96.

Worcesteria grata. Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. 1, 780, 7 2, pl. pal-
pus o&, genitalia @, cross-veins @ @, scales, etc. (1906):
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 111: Brun., Rec, Ind. Mus. I, 326.

Culex regius, Thwaites, Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII, 102 (1864).!

Toxorhynchites regius, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 202.

? Megarhinus subu’tfer, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 382

(1857).

Common and widely distributed in the East. Bhim Tal,
1g— 22-x-06 [Annandale]; Sikkim, 1800 ft., vi [Dudgeon]; Sylhet,
5-v-05 and vi; Chittagong, 3-ix-08; Aijal, Lushai Hills, 3600 ft.,
24-iv-04; Upper Burma [Watson]; Calcutta, i, vi, vii, viii [An-
nandale, etc.]; Peradeniya (Botan. gardens), 1500 ft., not
uncommon; Pundaluoya, Ceylon, 4000 ft. [Green and T. B.
Fletcher]; Trincomalee Hot Wells, Travancore, Mysore, Macas-
sar; Andaman Is., Waigion; North Ceram; Mysol; Settleberg
(Huon Gulf), Papua [Biro]; Bago, Negros Occidental, Cebu
(Phil. Is.). Types of immisericors and gilest in British Museum
in bad condition; of C. vegius in Hope coll., Oxford Univer-
sity; of W. grata in Entom. Coll., Bureau of Science, Manila,
Nos. 6071, #7 9.

inornatus Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII, 102, 7 (Megarh-

nus) (1865).

Megarhinus tnornatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 223,@ 2, pl. vii,
26, 7, 25; 2 (both full ins. col.): Giles, Handbk, etc:, 137,
2nd ed., 271, 7 2 (Megarhina imnornata, lapsus): Blanch.,
Moust:,.223,.0") 9.

Toxorhynchites inornatus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 325; IV, 436.
Papua. Type @ @ in British Museum.

leicesteri Theob., Entom. XXXVII, 36, @ 2 (1904).
Theob., Mong. Culic. IV, 142, w 9: Leices, Culic. Malaya, 59,
@ 39 Brun Rec; and. Mais, 325) eV Ae
Kuala Lumpur; Papua. Types in British Museum.

! I decline to accept Edwards’ suggestion to adopt the name regius by
Ternent (1859) in place of immisericors. A ‘‘ description’’ of aline or two (in this
case six words only) is no scientific description at all properly so called, even in the
case of a species recognizable by it. Moreover, there is, as Edwards himself
admits, a second though rare species of Toxorhynchites occurring in Ceylon and
presumably the ‘‘description’’ of vegius (‘one with a formidable hooked pro-
boscis ’’) would equally apply to the other species, minimus, Theob., the char-
acter being generic. Ternent is not known, so far as I am aware, as an entomo-
logist, the species was not scientifically described nor is ‘‘Ceylon ” the journal in
which it was published a scientific publication.

In the same paper (Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 202) Edwards notes having found on
re-examining Walker's types of 7mmisericors, from Celebes, that they are different
from the species generally known from the East under this name, and he believes
them probably identical with swbulifer, Dol. 1 do not care, without a close exam-
ination of Doleschall’s type if such be still in existence, to alter the present view
of 2mmisericors (that is, Theobald’s), but if Edwards’ latest opinion should prove
correct, it leaves Theobald’s form without a name.

1920.} E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 119
metallicus Leices. in Theob., Entom. XXXVIII, 37, 7 2 (1904).
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 61, 7 2: Theob., Monog. Culic. IV,
4A OC oBrun. Ree: Ind... Mas, 1,325 LV , 437:
Kuala Lumpur [Levzcester]. Types in British Museum.
lewaldii Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 233, #7 (Megarhinus) (1904).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 139, #; Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,
437.
Megarhinus lewaldit, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 324.
Megarhinus waldii, Blanch., Moust., 625.

Salog (Guimaras Is.), Philippine Is., iv [Lewald].
Army Medical Museum, Washington.

Type in
minimus Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 237, ¢
pl. A, fig. 1, palpus, wing, tip of abdomen (1905).
Brin. Rec. IndMus, ly324 ITV, 437:
Megarhinus minimus, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 138, 7 : Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 324.
Yatiyantota, Ceylon. Type in British Museum.
acaudata Leices., Culic. Malaya, 49, 7 2? (Teromyia) (1908).
Teromyia acaudata, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 438.
Singapore (Finlayson). Types in Leicester’s collection.

quasiferox Leices., Culic. Malaya, 51, 7 2 (Tevomyta) (1908).
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 223.

Teromyta quasiferox, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 439.

Toxorhynchites javaensis, Theob., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 233 (1911).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 436.

Java, Singapore, Malay Peninsula. Type of quastferox in
Leicester’s collection; of javaensis, a unique ¢ from Java, in
Amsterdam Museum.

magnificus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 54, » 2 (Teromyta) (1908).

Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 223.

Teromyia magnificus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 438.

Teromyia funesta, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 58, # (1908).
Malay Peninsula. Type of magnificus in Leicester’s coll.,

of funestus, a unique @ bred from bamboo at Kuala Lumpur, in
same collection.

raris Leices., Culic. Malaya, 56, o (Teromyia) (1908).
Teromyta raris, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 439.

Ulu Klang, Fed. Malay States, a unique bad specimen, the
type apparently lost, not in Leicester’s collection.

ater Daniels, Studies from Institute for Medical Research, Fed.
Malay Sts., III, 265, 7 2 (Teromyia) (1908).

Teromyia ater, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 438.

Pahang, Malay Peninsula. Type apparently lost, not in
Leicester coll.

Mucidus, Theob.
Monog. Culic. I, 268 (1901).

Keif ay
AQEICAT
‘ - SY -2.66 oC
Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 17: td., Monog. ea? we D
Cuhe Ty 132. larva > V,.b25rtabasppssaGeles, {* wens €\>
LIBRA

120 Records of the Indian Museum. [You. Savas

Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 346; Blanch. Moust.,
243: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 69: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV,’ 4403: X* 39; 66," Alcock, Ent.
Med. Off., 104.

GENOTYPE, Culex alternans Westw., by personal
designation.

laniger Wied., Dipt. Exot. 9, @ (Culex) (1821).

Culex laniger, Id., Auss. Zweifl. T, 5, 9: Macq,, Dipt. Exot. I,
2, 176: Giles, Handbk. etCt: 2I1.

Mucidus laniger. Blanch., Moust.., 244, 2 (1905): Edw., Bull.

- Ent: Res. IV, 224.

Mucidus mucidus, Leices. (nec Karsch), Culic. Malaya, 69, 7 2
(1908).
Java, Coromandel, Deli, Sumatra, ii1-r4. Type in Copen-

hagen Museum (/. Vienna Museum, tm Jitt.); that of mucidus,

Leicester, in Leicester’s coll.

alternans Westw., Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. IV, 681 (Culex) (1835).
Giles; Handbk.; ‘etc’, 2nd ed., 347,10 9:,. pl. xii ea ewingeee
Culex commovens, Walk. las: Saund. Dipt. pt. 5, 432 (1896).
Culex hispidosus, Skuse, Trans. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales, 1726
(1889).
Papua. Type in Copenhagen Museum.

mucidus Karsch, Ent. Nachr., 25 (Culex) (1887).

nec Mucidus mucidus, Leices.

Culex mucidus, Giles, Handbk., ete., 214. :

Mucidus mucidus, Theod., Monog. Culic. I, 272, 9, pl. xi, 42,
full ins. col., pl. B, wing scales (tgor): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed.,
549, -9., pl xil,-3, wing 9 > Bran.,, Rec ind? Musivewno-
Edw., Bull, Ent., Res. II, 246.

Kuala Lumpur; Philippine Is. Type in Berlin Museum.
africanus, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 274 (1901). |
srahamt, rid. loc Netto NV > 127° (LO10):

scatophagoides Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 277, ?, pl. E, wing
scales, fig. 81 (p. 278), wing, thorax, scales (1goT).

Giles, Handhk, etc. 20d leds, 348, 92 , pl. xn 1a) “tallinse

2a, venation: Blanch., Moust., 245, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.

I, 327: Edw, Bull. Ent. Res. II, 246.
sudanensis, Theob., 3rd Rep. Welle. Labor., 252 (1908).

Bauria, Bengal, 17-vili-o7 [Tyrie]; Damukdia Ghat, Ganges
Riv., 22-viii-o7 [Paiva]; Purnea, 5-viii-o7 [Paiva]; Moradabad,
N.W. Pro. Ind., ix [Close]; Myingan, Burma. Type in British
Museum.

Pardomyia, Theob.
Monog. Culic. IV, 280 (1907).

Brun., Rec. Ind Mus. IV, 460; X, 68.
GENOTYPE, P. aurantia Theob., sp. nov., by
original designation.

1920.] E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. I2I

Ekrinomyia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 71 (1908).
GENOTYPE, E. aureostriata Leices, sp. nov., by
original designation.
aurantia Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 280, 2 (1907).
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 224.
Eknnomyia aureostriata, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 71, 7 2 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 440.
Kuching, Sarawak, xi [Barker]; Kuala Lumpur, Klang.
Type of aurantia in Brit. Mus., of aureostrtata in Leicester coll.
quadripunctis Ludl. in Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 608 (1910).
Parang, Mindanao, Philippine Is., 26-x. Type in Army
Medical Mus., Washington.

' Armigeres, Theob.
Monog. Culic. I, 322 (1901).
Armigeres, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 384:
Bow. bull. Bot.-Res: 1V3.224 > Vil2o02, diag.
and tab. spp.: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 55.
Desvoidya, Blanch., Comp. Rend. LITI, 1035 (1901),
nom. nov., for Armigeres, Theob., under presump-
tion of preoccupation by Armiger, Hartmann,
1840-1842, in Moliusca: Blanch , Moust., 265 :
Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 17: 7d., Monog.
Culic, LV= ona outa. spp. V. \ 141, tab. spp.
Brun Rec: Ind. Mus, L327: Leices. , Culic.
Malaya, 74.
Desvoidea, ‘Theob., Monog Culic, III, 134, larva.
Blanchardiomyia, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 440,
nom. nov., notes; X, 156
GENOTYPE of Armigeres, Culex obturbans, Walk..,
by original designation.

On the structure of the larva and of the male genitalia
Edwards provisionally recognises this group as a valid genus,
whilst admitting that the female adults cannot be distinguished
from Ochlerotatus, Stegomyia and Aedes

The name Armigeres is not really preoccupied (¢. mzhi, Rec.
Ind. Mus. X, 55), Avmiger not being a homonym, Edwards
also notes this fact, but in his latest paper he sinks the genus
under Stegomyia.

obturbans Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., 1V, 91, 2 (Culex), (1860).

Culex obturbans, Giles, Handbk., 338.

Armigeres obturbans, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 323, 7 @; fig.
104, wing, 105, palpus @ (incorrect), ungues 2, @ genitalia ;
fig. 106, 7, ungues: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 205, fig. 2,
@ genit.

Desvoidea obturbans, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 138, fig. 75,
middle claws o, fig. 77, corrected o@ palpus, fig. 78, @
clasper: Theob., loc. cit., IV, fig. 47, head of larva; fig. 48,
siphon of larva.

122 Records oj the Indian Museum. [Vo.. XVII,

Desvoidya obturbans, Blanch., Moust.; 266, #7 @ ; Leices , Culic.
Malaya, 75, # ¢@; notes on varietal forms: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 328.

Blanchardiomyra obturbans, Brun., loc. cit., IV, 442 notes.

Culex ventralis, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., V, 144 (1861) :
Giles, Handbk., 339.

nec ventralis, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., VIII, 103.

Armigeres ventralis, Theob., Monog Culic., pl. xv, 57, full 2,
ins. col.: Giles, Handbk., etc , 2nd ed , 385, @ 9, pl. xiv, II,
venation, 12, claws.

Naini Tal (Giles); Kurseong, 5-viit-o8 [Annandale]; Sukna,
I-viii-o8 [Annandale]; Sylhet [Hall]; Lushai Hills; Behar
[Green]; Mozufferpore; Rajmahal, 31-vil-07 [Hodgart] ; Meerut,
25-iv-05 [Brunetti]; Madras [Cornwall]; Trivandrum, 14-xi-
08 [Annandale]; Travancore [James]; Madulsima, Ceylon, 26-ix-
07 [Green]; Selangor, 28-x-99 [Butler]; Perak [Wray]; Singa-
pore, 25-viii-g9; Batavia, 27-vi to 9-vii-o6 [Brunetti]; Sema-
rang, i, ii, iii-oq and viii-o5 [Jacobson]; Waria River, British
Papua [Fleming Jones]; Amboina, Celebes, Mysol, Waigiou,
North Ceram, Tinghai, Formosa, West Lake, Hankow, 28-viii-07
[Cornford|; Foochow [Rennie]. Type in British Museum,
Bh PG
Uranotaenta malayt, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 258 (Igor): Giles,

Handbk., 2nd ed., 494, 9: Blanch., Moust., 410.

Armigeres malayi, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 207, fig. 3, 7 genit.

Desvotdea fusca, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 135 (1903), types
only. |
Selangor, 28-x-9g9; Kuala Lumpur. Typein British Museum.

fusca Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 135, 7 ?, fig. 75, middle claws

o, palpus @, fig. 76, pupal chars., pl. xvii, larval figs.

(Desvoidea), (1903).

Desvoidea fusca, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 165; V, 142: Brun.,

Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 327: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 78, 7 2.
Blanchardiomyia fusca, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 441, notes.

Sylhet, iii to vi [Hall]; Lushai Hills, Assam, viii [Mac-
leod]; Calcutta, v, vii to xii; Jugra and Kuala Lumpur [both
Durham]; Angeles, Phil. Is. [Whitmore]. Tvpes in British
Museum.

This is a species of uncertain validity. Edwards says that
only the tyfe ~ and @ in the British Museum are synony-
mous with malayi, but as other specimens have been recorded
from various and widely distributed localities, these latter may
represent a valid species, which of course will require a new
name.

joloensis Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 236 (Desvotdea fusca, var.
joloensis), (i904). .
Desvoidea jusca, vat. joloensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 165:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 327.
Desvoidya joloensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 143.

1920. | E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 723

Armigeres joloensis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 225 (1908).
Blanchardiomyia joloensis, Brun., Rec. Ind., Mus. IV, 441.
Desvoidya jugraensis, Leices., Culic. Malaya. 77, #7 @ (1908).!
Blanchardiomyia jugraensis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 44T.

Jolo, Philippine Is., Jugra, Ampang and EF. Coast of Malay
Peninsula ; Borneo. Type of joloensis in Army Medical Mu-
seum, Washington, of jugraensis, in Leicester coll. Stanton
records the jugraensts form from Delhi, Sumatra, iii, T4.

aureolineatus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 79, @ (Desvoidya), (1908).
Blanchardiomyia aureolineata, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 441,

notes.

Armigeres aureolineatus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 205, fig. 1,
@ genit.
Ampang, near Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester coll.

apicalis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 5, % (Desvotdea), (1910).
Armigeres apicalis, Hdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 225.
Blanchardiomyta apicalis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 441.
Stegomyia crassipes, Theob. (nec Wulp), Monog. Culic., I, 320.

OP plaxxxive 134.9. full ins. col. (oon) - Giles: sJour:

ittoap. Meds: Vil.\:367: “td. Handbk., etc... 2nd, ed, 3852

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 329; IV, 445.

Balighai, near Puri, Orissa, 24-x-08 [Annandale].

Type of apicals in Indian Museum, of crassifes in British Mu-
seum. Erroneously identified as ‘‘ crassipes, Wulp”’ it is re-
corded from Thayetmo, Upper Burma, viii [Watson] and from
Pampanga, Philippine Is. ;

moultoni Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 125, 7 @ (1914—15).

Kuching, Sarawak, 19-ii—6-iii-tg14 [Moulton]; Jugra, 15-ix-
1904 [Lezcester]. Types in British Museum.

brevitibia, «d., loc. cit., 125, 2 (1914—15); VII, 204, o.

Tabuan Swamp, Kuching, Sarawak, 25—26-ii-1914 [Moulton].
Type in British Museum.

hybridus, 7d., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 126, 7 ? (1904—15).
Kuching, Sarawak, @ 2 [Moulton]. Types in British
Museum.
conjungens, id:, loc. cit.,126, 7 2 (I914—15).
Kuching, 25-ii—5-iii-rg14 [Moulton]. Types in British
Museum.
coutusus, — td... 1ac.cth. 203.0. 9 (19T4—T15).
Kuching, Sarawak [Moulton. Hewitt, ? Lewis]. Types in
British Museum.
Kkuchingensis, 72d4.,° loc. cit,, 283, 7 9 (1914—15).
Kuching environs, Sarawak, 24 and 27-vii-14 [Moulton].
Type in British Museum.

| Edwards says (Bull. Ent. Res. V, 283) that yugraensis is not asynonym of
joloensis as he at first supposed, adding ‘‘ specimens of the latter represented a
colour variation of obturbans.”’

124 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

breinli Taylor, Tr. Ent. So.,186 (Neosquamomyia), (1914).
Papua.

durhami Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 206, 7 2 (1916—17).
Bukit Kutu, Fed. Malay States, 3300 ft., 11-v-93; type 7 2
bred from larvae in tub near bungalow; 17-v-03 [Letcester],
20-11-03 [Durham]. Types in British Museum.

maiae, 7id., loc. cit., 208, 7 2 (1916—17).
Gombak Rd., Kuala Lumpur, 29-1i-04, 5 and 12-xii-03
[Leicester]; Pahang Rd., jungle, 6 miles from Kuala I,umpur,
15-v-04 (type o&).

Banksinella, Theob.

Monog. Culic. IV, 468 (1907).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 477 (Banksiella,
lapsus) ; X, 56: Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 402,
tab. spp.
GENOTYPE, Culex luteolateralis Theob., by origi-
nal designation.

luteolateralis Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 71, 7 @, pl. xxvii, 108,

@, full ins. col. (Culex), (IgoT).

Banksinella luteolateralis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 469, 2 :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 477 (Banksvella, lapsus): Edw., Bull.
Ent. Resa, 245 Suet 6:

Culex luteolateralis, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 448, 7 @:
Blanch., Moust.,278, 7 2 : Leices., Culic. Malaya, 160, 7 9:
Bruns, Rec: Inde Mas: 15.340

Taentorhynchus lineatopennis, Ludl., Can.. Ent. XX XVII, 133
(1905). Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 489, 9 : Brun., Rec Ind.
Mus. IV, 479.

Sylhet, 23-xi-04, 5-x-14 [Hall]; Kuala Lumpur [Lezcester];
Perak [Wray]; Pampanga, Philippine Is. [Whitmore]; Manila
[Banks]; Wuzon; Bayembang (Pangasinan, Philippine Is.), ix
[Chamberlain]. Occurs also in Durban and Mashonaland.

Type of luteolatevalts in British Museum; of LineAOP nas in
Army Medical Museum, Washington.

B. chrysothorax, Theob., was at first thought to be the @ of
luteolateralis, but Edwards notes (Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 47) that
it is the o of ¢aentarostris, an African species.

Stegomyia, Theob.

>”)

Howard’s ‘‘ Mosquitoes, etc.’’ 233 (Jan. I, 1901).
Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 285, tab. spp.; 284,
map of distribution; IV, 170, 171, list and tab.
Spp<: Vj 154, tabs sop-<. td. Gens ins. Base:
26,18: Giles; Handbk.;, etc., 2nd ed: 363);
369, tab. spp.: Blanch., Moust., 247, fig. 194,
larva; 248, tab. spp:: ‘Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 7,

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 125

328; IV, 443: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 81, tab.
Malay spp.: Alcock, Ent. Med. Off., 100: Edw.,
Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 203.

GENOTYPE, Culex fasciatus F., as calopus, Mg.

Scutomyia, Theob., Entom. XXXVII, 77 (1904).

Theob.; Motriog. Culic. IV, 196; V-,.199, tab: spp:: ad.,
Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 19:. Leices., Culic. Malaya, 105:
Brun: Rec? Ind. Mus. 1, 336 :- IV 452)5 25-7r-

GENOTYPE, Culex sugens Wied., by ny own designation.

Quasistegomyta, Theob., 2nd Rep. Gord. Coll. Wellcome
Laborat. 69 (1916).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 165 ; V, 132, tab. spp.: Brun..,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 443; X, 70.

GENOTYPE, Q. unilineata Theob., sp. nov., by original
designation.

Gymnometopa, Coq., Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, 183 (1906).
GENOTYPE, Stegomyta mediovittata Coq., by original desig-
nation.

Kingia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 135 (1910).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 63.
GENOTYPE, Stegomyia luteocephala Newstead, by original
design ition.
fasciata F., Syst. Antl., 36 (Culex), (1805).
Culex fasciatus, Auctt. var.
Stegomyta fasctata, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 289, ~ @ ; figs.
86—8g var. chars. ; map of distribution, p. 292; pl. xiii, 49,
@ 50,2 both full ins. col.; pl. B, wing scales: Theob., Gen.
ins), Base,.265 plo 4,.ti;) 9 full, ins, col: Giles; Maadbke -
etc., 2nd ed., 372; pl. xiv, 2, venation, 3, thorax: Leices.,
Culic. Malaya, 85, # 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 330 and IV,
446, copious notes.
Culex calopus, Meig., Syst. Besch. I, 3 (1818): R. Desv., Ess.
Cultes 407. (1827): Giles, Handbk., etc, 237.
Stegomyza calopus, Blanch., Moust., 249, * @; fig. 196, 7, 195,
2 , 197—201, var. chars. :. Ludl., Mosq. Phil. Is. 33.
Aedes calopus, Howard, Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer. IV, 824.
Culex taentatus, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 10, 7 @ (1828).
C. konoupt, Brullé, Exped. Morea. Zool. III, 289, pl. xlvi, x
(1832).
C. mosquito, R. Desv., Ess. Culic. 407 (1827): Arrib., Revist. La
Plata, 60 (1891).
. viridtfrons, Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 3, 2 (1848).
. formosus, td., loc. cit., 1, 4, 2 (1848).
. nexorabilts, td., loc. cit., I, 4, 2 (1848).
. excwans, td., loc. cit., 1, 4, 2 (1848).
. exagitans, id., Ins. Saund. Dipt. pt. 5., 430, 2 (1856).
. tmpatabtls, t1d., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 91, @ (1860).
Giles, Handbk., etc., 255.
. toxorhynchus, Macq., Dipt. Exot. I, 25 (1838).
. annulttarsts, id., loc. cit., Supp. I, 136, 2 1838).

CO) SiG Gay

126 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

C. bancroftit, Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales III, 1740 (1886).

C. elegans, Ficalbi, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital., 251 (1896).

C. rossit, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. 64 (1899).

C. luciensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 297, # 2; pl. xiii, 50 (only
the separate figure of a leg), (Igor).

C. queenslandensts, 1d., loc. cit., I, 297, 2 (1901).

Subspecies persistans Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 996 (1906),

Brun. Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 331.

The references to this species as Stegomyia fasciata are so
numerous and so well known that it is unnecessary to list
them all here.! The absolute identity of fasciata with calopus,
Mg, is not proved, and as the description of Villiers’ Culex
fasciatus is quite unintelligible and the type non-existent no
possible gain is obtained by endeavouring to alter this mos-
quito’s well-known name. The Kertesz Catalogue does not
mention Villiers’ species, which, moreover, may not even have
been a Culex at all. Messrs. Howard, Dyar and Knab in their
monumental work on the North American Mosquitoes actually
seriously propose to change the name to argenteus, Poiret,
Jour. de Physique xxx, 245 (1787). S. fasctata is the sole
carrier of yellow fever.

variegata Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 77 (Culex), (1858).
Stegomyia variegata, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 209.
Culex scutellaris, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. III, 77 (1859).
Culex zonatipes, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 229 (1861).

Giles, Handbk., etc., 287.

Stegomyta pseudoscutellaris, Theob., Entom. XLIII, 156 (1910).

Amboina, Aru, Papua, New Caledonia, Christmas Is., the
Solomon Is., Samarai Is. and the Fiji Is.

In Edwards’ latest opinion the true Culex scutellaris of Walker
is not the common oriental species generally known as such, but
is identical with the zonatipes of Walker, and the Aseudoscutel-
laris of Theob. It has not, however, been possible for him to
examine Doleschall’s type of C. variegatus, and the identity must
be received with some caution. I have already accepted his
previous synonymy of the generally accepted ‘* scutellaris, Walk.”
with albopicta, Skuse. Type of variegaia, location unknown ;
of scutellaris, Walk., zonatipes, Walk., and pseudoscutellams,
Theob., in British Museum.

albopicta Skuse, Ind. Mus. Notes III, 20 (Culex), (1895).

Culex albopictus, Giles, Handbk., etc., 228.

Stegomyia albopicta, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 209.

Stegomyia albopicta, 'Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 298: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 334.

nec Stegomyia scutellaris, Walk., vera.

Stegomyia scutellaris, Theob. nec Walk., Monog. Culic. I, 208,
@ 2, fig. 91, » claws; pl. xiv, 53, 2 (fullins. col.), (1901).

! Howard, Dyar and Knab give nearly 150 references.

1920.] KE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 127

id, id... “Giles, Handbks, ete., 2nd, ed. 2374,..%; pla.xiv; 4,
venation, 5, head, thorax,~: Blanch., Moust. 257, 7: Leices.,
Culic. Malaya, 86, » 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 333; IV,
448, notes.

Culex scutellaris, Giles, Handbk., etc.. 224.

Culex notoscriftus, Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales. III,
1738 (1889).

Stegomyta notoscripta, Theob , Monog. Culic. I, 286, 7 2 ; fig. 84,
wing ¢; 85, wing scales; III, 145: Blanch., Moust., 257,
oo; Brum. Ree: Ind. Mus. .1,<336.:. 1Vi\ 452.

Scutomyta notescripta, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 198; V, 200:
Giles, Handbk., etc., 225.

? Culex variegatus, Giles, Handbk., etc., 282.

Subspecies samarensis Ludl , Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XI, 138
(1903).

Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 71: Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 98

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 179: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 33

IV, 449: Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 126 (specific rank claimed).
Scutomyia notoscripta, Skuse, subspecies samarensis, ‘Theob.,

Monog. ‘Calic. ¥, 2002" Brun:; Rec: Ind. Mus: 15336: IV,

452.!

Culex crassipes Wulp, Mid-Sum. Dipt., 9, pl. i, 4, head (Culex),
(1892).

nec S. crasstpes, Theob., et auctt.

A very common species throughout the East, almost univer-
sally known as scutellaris, Walk.’, occurring in India through-
out the year except perhaps December to February. Sylhet,
Lushai Hills, Manipur, Colombo, Straits {commonly distri-
buted), Celebes, Aru, Amboina, Ceram, Papua, Borneo, Su-
matra, Java, Assam, Siam (abundant), China, Japan and the
Philippines. It also occurs in Krakatua, Mauritius, Fiji, the
Seychelles, Christmas Is., Pitcairn Is., Honolulu.

Crasstpes, Wulp, was described from Soeroelangoen, Sumatra.
Lype of samarensts in the Army Medical Museum, Washington.

microptera Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist Soc. XIII, 60q (Culex
micropterus, provis. descr.): Giles in Theob. Monog. Culic. IT,
281, 7 2 (Wyeomyia ? micropterus), (Igor).

Siegomyia microptera, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 380, 7 2,
pl. xiv, 24, head, thorax, 25, head, 26, venation: Theob.,
Monog. Culic. III, 147, note: Blanch, Moust., 263: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 332; IV, 447, notes.

Allahabad, Lucknow, Jhansi. Type “ appears to be lost.’’
(Theob.. Monog. V, 607 App.).

albolineata (I), Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 609
provis descr. (Culex), (190T).

Oo On

’

1 For fuller date, v. Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 333; IV, 440.

? Entered by error, twice in my Cat. Supp. 449 and 452.

128 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 336.
Shahjahanpur, N.W. India, 20-x-1tgo00. Type, a unique @.
sexlineata Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 308, 2, fig. 94, var. chars.
(1g0I):
Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367: zd., Handbk., etc., 2nd
ed., 377: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 334; IV, 449.
Angeles, Pampanga. Type in British Museum.
Described originally from a unique perfect @ taken at Agua
Santa in Trinidad. The identity of the species seems estab-
lished. Theobald (Monog. V, 219) has doubted it.

periskelata Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 371, o, pl. xiv, 22,
head o@ (1902).
Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 145, @: Blanch., Moust., 264:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 322; IV, 448, notes.

Shahjahanpur (N.W. India). Type probably lost, not in
the British Museum. Apparently an uncertain species.

punctolateralis Theob., Entom. XXXVI, 156, @ 2, (1903).
Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367.
Pampanga [Whitmore]. Also occurs in Queensland, i [Dr.
Bancroft}. Type in British Museum.

amesii Ludl., Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XI, 139 (S. nivea, amesit),
(1903).
Theob.,:Monog. Culic. IV, 191 (copies Ludl.’s descr.) : Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 329.
Skusea amesti, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 213.
Stegomyta fusca, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 92, 7 2? (1908).
Id. id, Bruns, ‘Ree: Idd. Mus.1Vi 447:
Oras, Samar, Tacloban, Leyte, Twin Peaks, Banquet, Luzon
(all Philippine Is.). Port Swettenham.
Type of amesit in Army Medical Museum, Washington; of fusca
in Leicester collection. Edwards would remove this species to
his subgenus Skusea of Aedes.

albolineata (II),.Theob., Entom. XXXVII, 77, 2. (1904).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 197, 2: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 105,
oe: Bruns, Rec. Inds Mus, 1330.0 RVie4 52:

Kuala Lumpur, vi [Lezcester]. Type in British Museum.

desmotes Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367, 2 (1904). .

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 445: Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res.

TV5225;

Stegomyta gracilis, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 81, 7 2 (1908): Brun.,

Rec, Ind Muss TVs 447.

Stegomyta albipes, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 11, 2 (1910): 2d.,

Monog. Culic. V, 169 2.

Typical form from the Philippines, gracilis from the Malay
Peninsula, albipes from Maddathorai, ‘Travancore, 17-xi-08
[Annandale]. Type (desmotes) in British Museum, damaged ;
of gracilis in Leicester collection, of albifes, a unique specimen,
in Indian Museum.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 129

leucomeres Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367, 2 (1904).
Brum; Rec: Ind: Mus: lv +447.
Philippines. Type in British Museum.

striocrura Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367 (1904).
Brun., Rec. Ind Mus. 449.
Angeles, Pampanga. Type, location uncertain, not in Brit-
ish Museum A doubtful species.

trilineata Leices. in Theob., Entom. XX XVII, 163, 7 @ (Hulecoe-
tomyta), (1904).
Stegomyta trilineata, Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. 1V, 226
Hulecoetomyia trilineata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 220, 7 2
(1907): ‘eices), Culte,Malaya;-107; 0° ©: -Brun.; Rec. And:
Mus. IV, 455.
Howardina chrysclineata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 218, 2; pl.
i, wing scales, 2 (1907).
Kurseong, 3-vii-o8 [Annandale]; Kuala Lumpur, iv, v, vii, x,
xii; Peradeniya [Green]; Bukit Kutu, v; Ulu Gombok [both
Malaysia, and ¢. Levcester].
Types of trilineata and chrysolineata in British Museum.
thomsoni Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 174 (1907).!
Id., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 18 (1905): Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII,
210, fig. 5d, @» genit.
N.W. India; bred at Pusa [Howlett]. Type in British Mu-
seum.

w-alba Theob., Ann, Mus. Hung. III, 74, 2, fig. 4, head, thorax,
femur (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 180. 2, fig. 51, head, thorax, femur:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 335: Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV,
225,
Matheran, Bombay Presidency, 800 metres [Bzro].

S. imitator, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 89, @ (1908): Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 447.

S. minutissima, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 9, 2; V, 168, 2;
fig. 61, wing (Ig10): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 448.
Matheran, Bombay Presidency, 800 metres [Biro] (w-alba) ;

Kuala Lumpur [¢. Leices., tmitator]; Sukna, 1-vii-o8 [¢. Theob.,

minutissima].

Type (w-alba) in Hungarian Museum, a unique specimen; of
imitatoy in I,eicester collection; of minutissima in Indian Mu-
seum.

annulirostris Theob., Jour. Bomb Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 239, ¢
(1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 173.
Peradeniya, i, 1902.
Type in British Museum, a unique specimen.

1 The Genera Insectorum ‘‘ description '’ cannot be considered as such, being
confined to five lines.

130 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoOL. XVais

mediopunctata Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 240,

@ (1905). .
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 187, ¢.
Peradeniya, x1 [Green]. Type, a unique specimen, in Brit-

ish Museum.

gardneri Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVII, 99, 7 @ (1905).
Quasistegomyta gardnert, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 443. _
Pseudostegomyia gardnert, Ludl., Mosq. Phil. Is., 10 (lapsus for

Quaststegomyia).
Bulaco, vil [Gardner]; Pampanga [Whitmore].
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

aurostriata Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 995, 2 (1906).
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 181: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 445.
Mt. Siya Siya, Canlaon Volcano, Negros Is., 760 metres,
24-vi-00.
Type in Hntom. Coll., No. 6082, Bureau of Science, Manila.
argenteomaculata Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 184, @ (1907).
Brun. Rec. Ind. Mus; ly, (444
Narcondam Island (Bay of Bengal), 80 miles from Andamans
and Nicobars [ Rogers].
Type in British Museum.

tripunctata Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 288, 2 (1901).
Id., loc. cit., IV, pl. i, wing; pl. iii, wing scales; V, 182, fig. 68,
wing: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 450.
Lushai Hills, Assam, 6-vi-o4 [Macleod].
Type in Indian Museum.
albolateralis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 289, 2 (1908).
Id., loc., cit., IV, pl. 1, wing; pl. iii, wing scales: 2d., Monog.
Culic. V, 179, fig. 67, wing: Brun., Rec: Ind. Mus. IV, 444.
Sylhet, ix [Hall]; Lungleh, Lushai Hills, vii.
Type in Indian Museum.
assamensis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 290, 2 (1908).
Id., Monog)Culic: V, 174; 9: Brant, Rec: Ind. Mus, 1Vor4ass
Sylhet, 13-iv-05 [Hall]; Pallode, Travancore, 15-xi-08 [Annan-
dale}. Type in Indian Museum.
perplexa Leices., Culic. Malaya, 83, 7 92 (Culex), (1908).
Brun Ree Ind. Mus: fv 448.
Kuala Lumpur, v, x, xi. Leicester says possibly a hybrid.
Type in Leicester collection.
dissimilis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 91, ” @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 445.
Ampang (Straits). Type in Leicester collection.

annandalei Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, Io (1910).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 444.
Kingia annandalet, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 139: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 443.
Sukna, vii-08 [Annandale]. Type, unique, in Ind. Mus,

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 131

nigritia Tudl., Can. Ent. XLII, 194 (1910).

Philippines. Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
gregoryi Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 128, @ (rg11I).

Parang, Mindanao, 1.

Type, presumably in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
quaSinigritia Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 129 (1911).

Turucan, Mindanao, Philippine Is, xi. Type, unique, pre-

sumably in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

Howardina, Theob.

Monog. Culic. III, 287, pl. xv, wing scales (1903).
MMieobs elecancita LV 214A avo. 200, .tab.: spp.
Gen, Inss Mase: 20, 252 Blatich Moust., 405):
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 338; IV} 456; X;62:
GENOTYPE, Culex walkeri, Theob., by Dyart’s
designation (Proc. Ent. So. Wash. VII, 49).
greenii Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 289, @; fig. 160 (p. 289), head,
fig. 161, wing (1903).
Blanch., Moust., 416.
Peradeniya, ii [Green]. Type, unique, in British Museum.
Of the three recorded oriental species, Edwards sinks H.
chrysolineata as synonymous with Stegomyta 3-lineata, and H.
himalayana as synonymous with Ochlerotatus pulchriventer, leav-
ing only H. greenti unaccounted for. ‘This species is, therefore,
retained here under Howardina until disposed of.

Grabhamia, Theob.
Monog., Culic. III, 243 (1903).

Theob,, voc. cit., 1V, 284, list. spp.:. 2d., Gen.
ims), Fasc; 20, 23° Blanch., Moust.,.300.. Bruns,
ec. Ind sMus..1 3341 3 1V,461.; XX, Go.
GENOTYPE, Culex jamactensis Theob., by original
designation.

Ceratocystia, Dyar and Knab, Jour. N. Yk. Ent.
Soc. XIV, 183 (1906).
GENOTYPE, Culex discolor Coq., by original
designation. .

Feltidia, Dyar, Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, No. 1,
47 (1905).
GENOTYPE, Culex jamaciensis Theob., by original
designation.

sollicitans Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt., pt. 5, 427 (Culex), (1856).

Culex sollicitans, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 368, @; pl. xvi, 64,
oO Aull ins col:

Grabhamia sollicitans, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 248; fig. 130,
wing 2; IV, 201, life-history notes, fig. 97, 98, larval chars. :
Blanch: Moust:, 205,-9 3, fig. 212: Brun, Ree: Ind. Mus. I,
341 ; IV, 461, notes.

Formosa.

132 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

spencerii Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 99, ?; pl. xxvi, 104, full ins.

col. (Culex), (1901).

Culex spencert, Theob., loc. cit., II, fig. 198, var. chars.: Giles,
Handbi ete 2nd ed. 439m. oe

Grabhamia spencert, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 250: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 341.
Recorded by Theobald from the Philippines, but Banks (Phil.

Jour. Sci. I, 986) doubts the identification. Type in British

Museum.

bitaeniorhynchus Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 607

(provis. descr.) (Culex), (1901).

Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 231.

Culex bitaeniorhynchus, Giles, Entom. XXXIV, 196, @ (1901).
Culex infula, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 370, @ (1901).

Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 407, 2 (infulus): Blanch., Moust.,

298, 2: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 146 (Theob.’s descr. copied):

Brun. Rec. Inds Mussa, 348:

Taentorhynchus ager, Giles, in Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 199, #7;
fig. 248, abdomen, palpus, proboscis, wing scales.

Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 365, 7 9: Blanch., Moust., 385,

@ 9: Leices., Culic Malaya, 168, 7 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.

V57 Nee
Taentorhynchus tenax, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 198, ¢; pl. xvii,

65, full ins. col. (1901).

Theob., Joc. cit, III, 259, fig. 236, wing: Giles, Handbk., 2nd

ed., 365, 2: Blanch., Moust., 386, 9: Leices., Culic. Malaya,

167, @: Bruns Ree, ind: Mus. 1.358: EV) 480;
Taentorhynchus tenax, var. ocellatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV,

488, @ (1907).

Grabhamia ambigua, id., loc. cit., III, 248, » (1903).
Grabhamia taentarostris, td., loc. cit., 1V, 299, 2 (1907).
Oculecmyia sarawakt, 1d., loc. cit., IV, 515, 23; fig. 236, 237; pl.

vi, wing scales, 2 (1907).

2? Taentorhynchus domesticus, Leices., Culic. Malaya 169, 7 @

(1908): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 479.

? Culicelsa abdominalis, Taylor, Report Austral. Inst. Trop. Med.
1Of- TOLLE sp: 53 (Lor):

Sylhet i to vi [Hall]; Calcutta, 2-ii-o8 [Annandale]; Bali-
ghai, near Puri, 26-x-08, and 23-x-08 at light [both Annandale] ;
Shahjahanpur (Unit. Prov. India), [Giles]; Madras [Giles and
Cornwall]; Pallode, 14-xi-08; Quilon vii [James]; Kerumadi, S.
end of Vembanaad Lake, Travancore, 6-xi-08 [Annandale]; Pera-
deniya, i [Green]; Ceylon [Giles]; Mandalay, 12-ii-o8 [Annan-
dale]; Manipur, viii [Gourlay]; Perak [Wray, Wright]; Taiping ;
Sarawak [Barker]; Philippines [¢. Ludlow].

Types of tenax, infula, ambigua, taentarostris and sarawakt in
British Museum ; of domesticus in Leicester collection.

Edwards includes domesticus, Leices., temporarily as a variety,
but notes that should it prove to be of specific rank it must be
renamed, owing to the existence of C. domesticus, Germ.

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deniedmanni Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 234, 9 (Grabhamia),
(1904).
Philippines.
epidesmus Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 22, 2 (Taeniorhynchus),
(1910).
Id., Monog. Culic. V, 429, 2 (Taeniorhynchus).
Culex epidesmus, Edw., Bull. Ent., Res. LVin2 2
Taentorhynchus luteoabdominalis, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. LV. 423°
? (Ig10): ¢td., Monog. Culic. V, 423: Brun., Rec. Ind, Mus.
IV, 479.
Grabhamia ochracea, Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. T, 25 @ (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 300, 9.
Bhogaon, 2-x-08; Katihar, 5-x-o8 [both Bengal and Paiva];
India [Christophers].
Types of epidesmus and luteoabdominalis in Indian Museum; of
ochvacea in British Museum,

Ochlerotatus, Arrib.

Rev. Mus. La Plata II, 143 (1891).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 67, note re genotype.
Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. Ii} 246; VII, 203:
GENOTYPE, Culex albifasciatus Macq.!

Finlaya, Theob. , Monog. Culic, III, 281 (1903).

Theob., Joc. cit., 1V, 520; Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26,32: Blanch. ,
Moust., 415, 630.

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 360; IV, 485; X, 60.
GENOTYPE, F. powcia, Theob., by my own designation
(1914).

Aedimorphus, Theob., Monog. Culic. ITI, 290 (1903).
GENOTYPE, Uranotaenia domestica, Theob., by original
designation.

Danitelsia, Theob., Entom. XXXVIT, 78 (1904).

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 21: id., Monog. Culic. IV,
240: Leices., Culic. Malay., 117.
GENOTYPE, D. albotaeniata, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.

Culicelsa, Felt, N. Yk. State Mus. Bull. 79yEat. 22) App.,
p. 391 (1904). ie
GENOTYPE, Culex taeniorhynchus W., by original designa-
tion.

Cultcada, Felt., loc. cit., p. 3916 (1904).

Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I, 26 (1905): td., Monog.
Culic. IV, 318 and p. 10; V, 294, tab. spp.: Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 461; X, 58. igs [tion.
GENOTYPE, Culex canadensis Theob., by original designa-
Ecculex, Felt, loc. cit., p. 391¢ (1904). [tion.

GENOTYPE, Culex sylvestris Theob., by original designa-
! See Brun., Rec. Ind :
as the type species, though Coquillett has suggested confirmatus, Arrib.

134 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Protoculex, Felt, loc. cit., p. 391d (1904).
GENOTYPE, Culex serratus Theob., by original designation.
Pseudoculex, Dyar, Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, 45 (1905).
GENOTYPE, Culex aurifer Coq. :
Chrysoconops, Goeldi, Os. Mosq. do Para, 114 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 491-;° V; 433, tab. spp.:. Brun.
EV 480F Se 157,
GENOTYPE, unknown to present author.
Reedomyta, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, 94 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 257,07 @ , list. and tab. spp.; V,
252 79Bruns, Rec; Ind. Mus. 1,302; IV 486; note; Dae za.
GENOTYPE, R. pampangensis Ludl., by original designation.
Lepidotomyia I, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 80 (1905).
nec Lepidotomyia II, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fase. 26, 22 (1905).
GENOTYPE, L. alboscutellata,id., loc. ctt., sp. nov.
Pecomyia, Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I; No. 1, 24 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 265.
GENOTYPE, P. maculata Theob., by original designation.
Pseudograbhamia Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI,
243 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 314: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
TV 400% 22760;
GENOTYPE, P. maculata Theob., by original designation.
Phagomyia, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 21 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 223; V, 224, tab. spp.: Brun.,
Ree. dnd. Mus) 1, 338.;.1V, 4563 X,/66:
GENOTYPE, Stegomyia gubernatoris Giles.!
Polylepttomyta, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 21 (1905).
Theob. Monog. Culic. IV, 223.
GENOTYPE, P. albocephala Theob., by original designation.
Lepidotomyia II,’ Theob., Gen. Ins., Fase. 26, 22 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 249 ;.V, 249: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. IV, 458, note on names; X, refs. to names.
nec Lepidotomyia I, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 80; which
=Reedomyia, Ludl.
GENOTYPE, L. magna Theob., by original designation.
Lepidoplatys, Coq., Science XXIII, 314 (1906).
GENOTYPE, Culex squamiger Coq., by original designation.
Pseudoskusea, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 192 (1907).
GENOTYPE, Skusea multiplex Theob., by my. own designa- -
tion, 1914.
Pseudohowardina, Sheob., Monog. Culic. IV, 223 (1907).
GENOTYPE, Culex trivittatus Coq., by original designation.
Neomacleaya, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 238 (1907).

®

1 Theobald does not definitely select this species, but he places it first out of
three species on three separate occasions, the third species being admittedly
doubtfully congeneric.

® Theobald’s first genus of the name of Lepidotomyia was admittedly
Synonymous with Reedomyia, but his second Lepidotomyia was (in his view) a
valid genus.

1920. ] FH. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 135

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 458.
GENOTYPE, N. indica, td., loc. cit., sp. nov.

Protomacleaya, ‘Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 253 (1907).
GENOTYPE, Culex triseriatus Say.

Duttonia, Newstead, Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. I, 17 (1907).
GENOTYPE, D. tarsalis, Newstead by original designation.

Mimeteculex,’'Theob., 3rd Rep. Wellcome Res. Labor. Gordon
College, 258 (1908).

Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 408.
GENOTYPE, M. kingii Theob., by original designation.

Geitonomyta, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 134 (1908).

GENOTYPE, Culex caecus Theob., by original designation.

Myxosquamus, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 225 (Igo).
GENOTYPE, VM. confusus Theob., by original designation.

Neopecomyia, Theob., Monog,. Culic. V, 261 (1910). _[tion.
GENOTYPE, N. uniannulata Theob., by original designa-

Stenoscutus, Theob., Monog Culic. V, 263 (1910).
GENOTYPE, S. africanus Theob., by original designation.

Bathosomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 267 (1gIo).
GENOTYPE, Bb. abnormalis Theob., by original designation.

Pseudocarrollia, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 12 (1910).

Id., Monog. Culic. V, 186: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 454;
X, 60. [tion.
GENOTYPE, P. lophoventralis Theob., by original designa-

Leslieomyia, Christophers, Paludism, No. 2, 68 (1911).
GENOTYPE, L. taentorhynchoides Christophers, by original
designation. or

Acartomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 251 (1903).
GENOTYPE, A. zammitii Theob., by original designation.

?:Gtlesia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 233 (1903).

? Gualterta, Lutz in Bourroul’s Mosq. Bras. 49 ( ? 54) (1904).
Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 21; id., Monog. Culic. IV,
240; Leices., Culic. Malaya, 117. [ (1906).

mCacomyra, Cog., .O:S: Dep Aguc:. Bulls lech, Ser ih, 16

? Stegoconops, Lutz, Imprensa Medica (1906). (? nom. nud.)
Peryassu, Os. Culic. do Bras., 34 (1998).

? Molpemyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 479 (1910).

? Andersonia, Strickland, Entom., 250 (1911).

vexans Mg., Syst. Besch. VI, 241 (Culex), (1830).
Ochlerotatus vagans, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 218.
Culex articulatus, Rond., Bull. Soc. Ent. It. IV, 70 (1832).
Culex sylvestris, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 406 (1g0r).
Culex vagans, id., loc. cit., 1, 411 (1901).

Culicada nipponii, td., loc. cit., IV, 337 (1907).

Culicada minuta, id., loc. cit., IV, 338 (1907).

Culex stenoetrus, id., loc. cit., IV, 395 (1907).

Ochlerotatus stenoetrus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.

Culicada eruthrosops, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 299, @? , fig. 140,
wing (I9gIo).

136 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Culex pseudostenoetrus, td., loc. cit., V, 343, fig. 154, wing (1910).
Culex hirsutum, Wudl., Psy. XVIII, 126 (1911).
? Culex nocturnus, Theob , Monog. Culic. ITI, 159 (1903).

A very widely distributed species. India [Christophers];
Maskeliya, Ceylon, iv [Green]; Hakgala, Ceylon, v, viii-o7
[Green]; Trincomalee, xi-o6. Also found in China, Japan,
the Philippines, Borneo, England and other parts of Europe,
in Canada and possibly in Fiji.

Edwards finds the male genitalia of specimens from many of
these localities agree exactly. He finds three definite varieties,
vexans (articulatus, sylvesiris); stenoetrus (minuta, etc.), and
nipponi (vagans, Theob., nec. Wied.). Types of minuta, sten-
oetrus, eruthrosops and pseudostenoetrus in British Museum.

imprimens Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. V, 144, 2 (Culex), (1861).
Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.

Culex imprimens, Giles, Handb., 262; 2nd ed., 411, 9 (tmprn-
miens, lapsus): Blanch., Moust., 306, 2: Theob., Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 26 (tmprimiens): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 348.

Culicada suknaensis, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 21, 2 (1910).
Id., Monog. Culic. V, 297, 9, fig. 139, wing: Brun:, Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 462.

? Culex auratus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 153, @: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 467.

Amboina, Sukna, 1—2-vii-o8 [Annandale]; Malaysia [f.

Leicester].

Type of tmprimens, a remnant, in British Museum: of suk-
naensts in Indian Museum.

conopas Frnfld., Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien. XVII, 451 (Culex)

(1867).

Culex conopas, Giles, Handbk., 286.

Taeniorhynchus conopas, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 202, o, fig.
249, wing, wing scales, scutellum ; pl. xxiii, 90, 2 , full ins. col. ;
pl. E, wing scales: Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 360, ~: Blanch. ,
Moust., 387, 2 (comopus): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 358:
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 166, 9.

Chrysoconops conopas, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 481.

Selangor, 28-x-99 [Butler]; Kuala Lumpur [Durham]; Klang
[Leicester]; Perak [Wray]; Dinding, Straits, vi, xii; Formosa,
8-i-1g00 and vi [Ford]; Philippines [¢. Ludlow].

Type, location unknown to present author.

kochi Don., Insektenborse XVIII, 38, 2 (Culex), (1901).
Culex kocht, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 217: Blanch., Moust.,

272) om

Finlaya kocht, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 284: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 361.
Papua. Type, location unknown to present author.

gubernatoris Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 607 (Culex),
(provis. deser.), (1g01I).

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Culex gubernatoris, id.. Entom. XXXIV, 194: Theob., Monog.

Culies 1, 314, Si fig. o7, thorax x9).

Ochlerotatus gubernatoris, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 226.
Stegomyta gubernatorts, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 380, 2: Blanch.,

Moust., 261, @.

Phagomyia gubernatorts, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 21: Brun.,

Recs Ind. Muss i338:

Lepidotomyia (11) magna, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 22 (1905).!

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 250, 7 @.

Allahabad, vii; North India; Bombay, I9-viii-o2 [James];

Purnea, Bengal, 6-viii-o7 [Patva|]; Pampanga, Philippine Is.

[Whitmore].

Types of gubernatorts (damaged but recognizable), and magna
in British Museum; of lophoventralis, a unique specimen, in In-
dian Museum.

As regards the L. magna of Theobald it must be remembered
that he had two genera named Lefidotomyra, the first being
synonymous with the previously described Reedomyia, Wudl.,
the second represented solely by magna.

pulchriventer Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 608 (Culex
pulchriventer, provis. descr.), (Ig01).?

Culex pulchriventer, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 48, ~ ?; pl. xxiii;
g2,.,-2 , tullans.-col-; fig. 170, @ 9, var. chars. ; fig.) 172) )wing,
Cicer es, swine 19>: fie. 173. larva: Giles, Handbk), 2nd
ed., 4490, 0,93 pl. xvit, var. chars.:. Blanch., Moust.,.338,
o.2.5 Brun. vRec,Ind: Mus. 1,351.

Ochlerotatus pulchriventer, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. 1V, 228.

Howardina himalayana, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 384, ¢
(1904): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 456.

Naini Tal, viii.

Types of pulchriventer and himalavana in British Museum.
caecus Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 413, 2; fig. 147, head, 148, scutel-

lum and scales; pl. xx, 77, full ins. col. (Culex), (r901r).

Culex caecus, Theob., loc. cit., IV, 268; fig. 86, wing ¢?; pl. i,
wing scales, 9:- Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 415, ¢: Blanch.,
Moust., 305, 2.

Gettonomyia caecus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 135, 7 @.

Pecomyia caeca, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 268; fig. 86, wing
?@; pl. i, wing scales, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 459.
Selangor, 28-x-99 [Butler]; Klang; Ipoh, Perak; Straits [Dur-

ham]; Philippines [¢. Ludlow]. Type in British Museum.

mediolineatus Theob., Monog. Culic. IT, 113 (Culex), (1901).
Culex mediolineatus, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 341, ?: Blanch.,
Moust , 369, ¢.
Ochlerotatus mediolineatus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.
Culex trilineatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 105, @ (Igor); Loc.

y

|. 2% A “description ’’ of five lines only in each case.

138 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL XVaAs,

ctt., V, 359: Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 464, ?: Blanch., Moust.,
330, 2: Brun.,Rec. IndyMush IV; .476.
Types of both medtolineatus and trilineatus in British Museum.

aurites Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 209, ¢? ; fig. 253, 254, var. chars. ;
pl. xxii, 88, @, full. ins. col. (Taentorhynchus), (1901).
Taentorhynchus aurites, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 362, 2: Brun.,
Rec: Ind) Maisi1; 357.
Chrysoconops aurites, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 48o.
Dindings, Perak [Wright]; Kuala Lumpur, I0-xi-02; 25-v-
02 [Durham|; Philippines [¢. Ludlow].
Type in British Museum, from Dr. Annett’s collection.

pipersalatus Giles in Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 316, 7 92 (Stego-
myta), (190T).

Stegomyta pipersalata, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 372, 2 only!;
pl. xvi, 1 a, b, venation (given as o, Edwards says it is 9?)
(1902); V, 607, App. (note as to generic position): Blanch.,
Moust., 264 (¢ only): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1,.332; IV, 448.

Pseudograbhanuia maculata, Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc.
XVI, 243, 2 (1905); Theobs, Monog. Culic: 2V— 317 ionor
fig. 109, wing 2.

Ochlerotatus pipersalatus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 227.

Jhansi; Gonda, N.W. India; Galgamuwa, Ceylon, viii [Green];
Madras town, 30-x-08 [Hodgart].

Types of pipersalatus and maculata in British Museum. Theo-
bald (Monog. I, 316) attributes this species to Giles, and this
appears to be the original description, but he adds as a refer-
ence “Handbk., 2nd ed., rgo1,’’ giving no page, which makes
it appear as though the latter work had not appeared at the
time. Giles, 2nd ed., is dated 1902, a year later than Theobald’s
Monograph Vol.I, so the latter reference must stand.

ochraceus Theob., Monog. Culic. ITI, 263, 9; fig. 140, scutellum
(Taentorhynchus), (1903).
Ochlerotatus ochraceus, Kdw., Bull. Ent. Res. II, 250.
Taentorhyncus ochraceus, Teices., Culic. Malaya, 164.
Taeniorhynchus ochraceus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 358.
Chrysoconops ochraceus, vd., loc., cit. IV, 481.
Kuala Lumpur [Durham]. Type in British Museum.
poicilia Theob.; Monog. Culic. III, 283, 2; fig. 156, wing scales
(slightly incorrect). (Finlaya), (1903).
Finlaya poictlia, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 366 (pozalza, lap-
sus): Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 520; fig. 238 (corrected wing
o@): Blanch., Moust., 415: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1, 361; IV,
486.
Penang, 24-x-07 [F*reear]; Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Seleo Ber-
linhafen and Mt. Hausemann, Astrolabe Bay [all Papua and

| Edwards says (Bull. Ent. Res. [V, 227) that the ¢ belongs to a different
species at present undescribed. He should, however, have retained the specific
name for the ¢ and renamed the ?.

1920. | E. Brunerrr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 139

Biro]; Pasir Ganting, W. Coast Sumatra, vi-14; Lampongs,
Sumatra, vi-14 [both ¢. Stanton]; Pampanga [W/utmore]; Negros
I., Philippines [banks]. Also occurs in N. Queensland. Type
in British Museum.

multiplex Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 293, 92; fig. 165, claws
(Skusea), (1903).
Skusea multiplex, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 336. |
Pseudoskusea multiplex, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 192, 7: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 450.
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Stephansort ; Muina; Ins. Graget [all
Papua and Biro]. Type in Hungarian Museum.

niveus Ludl., Jour. N. Yk. Ent. Soc. XI, 139 (Stegomyia nivea),
(1903).
Stegomyia nivea, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 87, 7 @.
Scutomyra nivea, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 203: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. t 336-1 452:
Ochlerotatus niveus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 227.
Stegomyia pseudonivea, Theob., Ann, Mus. Hung. IIT, 75 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 188, 9; V, 176, 0, fig. 64,.head :
Bie heca lad Miss te:33 2:01 VeeAa8:
Fed. Malay States; Oras, Samor. Philippine Is., v, vi, 1902;
Andaman Is. [Lows].
Type of niveus in Army Medical Museum, Washington, of
pseudonivea in Hungarian National Museum.
See note under S. amesit, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 329.

albotaeniatus Leices. in Theob., Entom. XXXVII, III, 7 9
(Dantelsia), (1904). |
Dantelsta albotaentata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 241, o 9; fig.
72, (cephalic and scutellar adornment): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
LE, 338 351V, 458: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 117, o - 9:.
Malay Peninsula. Type in Leicester coll.
melanopterus Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VIT, 367 (Finlaya), (1904).
Finlaya melanoptera, Banks, Phil. Journ. Sci. I, 990 (1906).
Ochlerotatus melanopterus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 214.
Popea palawanensis, Ludl., Psy. X XI, 31 (1914).
Philippines. Type of melanopterus in British Museum.

flavipennis Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367 (Finlaya), (1904).
Pampanga [Whitmore]. Type in British Museum.

niveoscutellatus Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I, No. 1, 22; pl. ili, 5,
2 (Reedomyia), (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 259, o 2; fig. 79, o, foreclaws:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 487.
India; Philippines [¢. Ludlow]. Type in British Museum.

alboscutellatus Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 80, 9 (Lepidotomyia),
(1995). ?
Reedomyia alboscutellata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 261, ?; fig.
80, wing, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 487.

140 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVII,

Lepidotomyta alboscutellata, Weices., Culic. Malaya, 132, 7 @:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 339.

Simbang (Huon Gulf), and Friedrich Wilhelmshafen [both
Papua and Bivo]; Kuala Lumpur. Type in Hungarian Mus.
pampangensis Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVII, 94, 2 (Reedomyia),

(1905).
Reedomyia pampangensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 258, @.
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 362.
Anzeles, Pampanga, ix [Whitmore].
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

aranetana Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, roo1, 7 @ (Finlaya), (1906).
Finlaya aranetana, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 361.

Bago, Negros I., on the Siya Siya Peak of the Canlaon Vol-
cano, 700 metres, vi.

Types in Entom. coll. No. 6066, 7 2, Bureau of Science,
Manila.

pallidostriatus Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 410, » @, fig. 175,

wing @ (Culex), (1907).

Ochlerotatus palltdostriatus, Hdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.
Ochlerotatus ochraceus, Edw. (pt.), Bull. Ent. Res. II, 250.

Culex pallidostriatus, Rdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.

Culex parascelos, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 18, @ (1910): 7d.,

Monog. Culic. V, 379: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 473.
Mumeteculex kingit, Theob., 3rd Rep. Wellc. Labor., 258 (1908).

India [James, Christophers]; Madras town, 30-x-08 [Hodgart];
Peradeniya, xii [Green].

Type of pallidostriatus in British Museum; of parascelos in
Indian Museum. Edwards now considers ochraceus, Theob., typi-
cal form, to be confined to the Ethiopian Region.

taeniatus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 133, 7 2 (Lepidotomyia), (1908).

Lepidotomyia taentata, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 459.

Malaysia. Type in Leicester collection.

ostentatio Leices., Culic. Malaya, 193, 2 (Atoretomyia), (1908).
Ochlerotatus ostentatio, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 228.
Atorctomyta ostentatio, Brun., Rec., Ind. Mus. IV, 490.
Pseudohowardina chrysoscuta, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 228, 9;

fig. 94, wing (I9gIO).

Malaysia; Peradeniya, iv-07 [Green].

Type of ostentatio in Leicester collection; of chrysoscuta in
British Museum. Edwards notes that as the ~ is unknown, the
location here of this species is provisional.

lowisii Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 257, @ @; fig. 121, head 2, 122
wing, 123, head ~, 124, wing, @ (Reedomyia), (1910).
Galle, Ceylon, 6 iv-07 [Fletcher]; Andaman Is. [Lowis and Ray
White]. Type in British Museum.

lophoventralis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 13 (Pseudocarrollia),
(1910).
Ochlerotatus lophoventralis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 214.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 141

Pseudocarrollia lophoventralis, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 186, ¢:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1V, 454.
Purnea, Bengal (¢vpe) [Paiva]; Pusa [Howlett].
Type in Indian Museum.

alboannulis Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 132, 2 (Duttonia), (1911).

Mindanao, Philippine Is., i, x1, xii.

Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

taeniorhynchoides Chris., Paludism, No. 2, p. 68 (Leslieomyia),

(ZOLE):

Ochlerotatus taentorhynchotdes, Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 227.
Pecomyia maculata, Theob. (nec Meigen), Jour. Econ. Biol. I, 24;

pl. iv, 7 (1905): Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 266, o 2; figs. 82,

83, 84, wings 9 , India [James ; Christophers].

Type, location of that of taentorhynchotdes unknown to present
author; that of maculata in British Museum. Mr. Edwards
says maculata may possibly be distinct, in which case it must
be renamed, as Culex maculatus, Mg. falls in this genus.

annulifemur Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 77, 7 (1914).

Jhansi, N.W. India, vili, 1900 [Giles].

Type in British Museum.

The specimen was the type o of Stegomyia pipersalata, Giles,
but that author had confounded two species under one name.
Edwards fully describes it.

jamesii Edw., loc. cit., 77 (1914).
Colombo [James]; Galle [Fletcher]. Type in Brit. Mus.

oreophilus Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VI, 357, 2 (1915—16).
Gharia, Murree Hills, W. Himalayas, 16-viii. Unique type in
British Museum, sent by Pusa Agricultural Research Institute.

koreicus Edw., Bull, Ent. Res. VII, 212, » @ (1916—17).

Korea [Dv. Mills]. Types presented to British Museum by
Dr. Stanton.

Aedes, Mg.

Syst. Besch. I, 13 (1818).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 630: Ficalbi, Bull. Soc. Ent.
Tt2290; (7806);:; “Lheob., Monog..Culic. IL, 22...
Ii, 285, festricted ; V,. 482 tab. spp: : 2¢.,/Gen:-
Ins., Fasc. 26, 35: Giles, Handb., 343; 2nd ed.,
480; tab. spp., 346: Blanch., Moust., 399, 7
@: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 183: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. IV, 489; X, 45, tab. Aedes group: Edw.,
Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 229; VII, 203: Alcock, Ent.
Med. Off., 102: Howard, Dyar and Knab, Mosq.
IN: Atm. ete, Lye pt. 2,012.
GENOTYPE, A. cinereus Mg., by original designa-
tion.

Heteronycha, Arrib., Rev. Mus. La Plata. I, 397
(1891).

142 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVIT,

GENOTYPE, Culex aestuans Wied., as dolosa, sp. nov., by
original designation.!
Skusea, Theob., Monog. Culic. ITI, 291 (1903).
Id., loc. cit., IV, 542; V, 488, tab. spp.: Gen. Ins., Fasc.
26, 19: Blanch., Moust., 416: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I,
335; IV, 450, notes; X, 71: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 203.
GENOTYPE, S. Rempaaiss Theob., by Blanchard’s designa-
tion, 1905.
Verrallina, Theob. , Monog. Culic. ITI, 295 (1903).
Theob., ‘loc. Clie, We 494, tab. spp.: Blanch., Moust., 417.
Leices., Culic. Malaya, TOON Six
GENOTYPE, Aedes butlert Theob., by Coquillett’s designa-
HOM (tO LO).
Macleaya, Theob., Entom. XXXVI, 154 (1903).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 203.
GENOTYPE, M. tremula, sp. nov., loc. ctt.
Neomacleaya, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 238 (1907).
GENOTYPE, N. indica Theob., by original designation.
Atoretomyia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 185 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 490; X, 55.
GENOTYPE, A. varietas Leices., by my own designation.
Catageiomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, I15 (1907).
This is a nomen nudum, of which no further information
seems available.

Howard, Dyar and Knab give nearly fifty generic synonyms
of Aedes. As Edwards recognises several of them as valid
genera, viz. Banksinella, Grabhamia, Howardina, Ochlerotatus,
Stegomyta and Taeniorhynchus, I have adopted all these latter
with the respective synonymy of each as worked out by that
author, the remainder of the American authors’ synonyms being
recognised here as such.

pseudotaeniatus Giles, J. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 606, prov.
descr., 1901 ; Entom. XXXIV, 192 (Stegomyza), (1901).

Hulecoetomyia pseudotaeniata, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 337; IV,
455: Theob., Monog. Culic.. V, 222 (@descr.); fig. 89, wing,
go, head o& , 91, o genitalia.

Stegomyia pseudotaeniata, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 379, @ 2;
pl. xiv, 8, venation, 9, body, 10, larva: Theob., Monog. Culic.
I, 312, 9; fig. 96, thorax, head 2 , wing scales; 314, larva
described: Joc. cat., III, fig. 16 (p. 28), larva: Blanch., Moust.,
201, 2 3
Dehra Dun [Thomson]; Bakloh, Punjab; Naini Tal, 6000--

8000 ft. [Giles]; Lushai Hills, 29-vii-rt4; Rizal, Manila, 1

[Banks]. Type in British Museum.

! Culex aestuans, Wied., has been regarded by some as synonymous with
C. fatigans, Wied., in which case the generic synonymy here seems doubtful.

2 Edwards in selecting butleri as genotype (Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 229) over-
looks Coquillett's designation of the same species in 1910.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 143

uncus Theob., Monog. Culic. IT, 53 (Culex), (1901).

Aedes uncus, Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 229; VII, 223, fig.
8d, o genitalia.

Culex uncus, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 452, @: Blanch., Moust.,
350, 2.

Neomacleaya indica, var. simplex only, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus.
Li Zor > 9 (1908):

? Verralluna malay, LYeic., Culic. Malaya, 198, @ (1908).
Sylhet, vi [Hall]; Klang; Kuala Lumpur. Types of uncus

and simplex in British Museum; of malayz in Leicester’s collec-

tion.

butleri Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 230, @ (1901).
Giles, Handbke, 2nd ed. 481 7 et: Bruna Recs lid. Mus. I,
367; IV, 489: Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV,-2209.
Verrallina butlert, Blanch., Moust., 417: Leices., Culic. Malaya,
196, @ 9: Brun., Rec, Ind. Mus. IV, 401.
Skusea diurna, Theob., Entom. XXXVI, 259, 2 (1903).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 547, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 335;
IV} 451.
Stegomyta hatiensis, Carter, Entom. XLIIT, 275 (1910).
Malaysia; Selangor; Jugra, ix [Durham]; Philippine Is. [f.
Ludlow}. Types of butlert, divrna and hatiensts in Brit. Mus.

funereus Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 292, 2, fig. 164, head, abdo-
men (Skusea), (1903).

Skusea funerea, var. ornata, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 79, 2 ,
pl. i, wing (1905): Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 542; fig. 248,
wine @- Bron, Rec. Ind? Mus. 1,335); TV, 458-

Sattelburg (Huon Gulf) and Friedrich Wilhelmshafen [both

Papua and Biro]: Philippines [¢. Ludlow]. Type of funereus

in British Museum ; of orvnata in Hungarian Museum.

culiciformis Theob.,. Ann. Mus, Hung. III, 77, 2, pl. i, wing;
pl. iv, wing scales (Skusea), (1905).
Skusea culiciformis, i4., Monog. Culic. IV, 546, 9, fig. 251,
wing @: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 335.
Paumomu Riy., Papua [Lorza]. Unique type in Hungarian
Museum.

indicus Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 238, 9 (Neomacleaya), (1907).

Aedes indicus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 229.

Neomacleaya indica, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 458.

nec N. indica var. simplex, Theob. ©

Skusea mediofasciata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 544, 7 @; fig.
249, wing 2; 250, o& genitalia; pl. vii, wing scales 2; pl. ix,
@ genitalia (I907): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 451.

Pseudoskusea nigritarsis, udl., Can. Ent. XL, 52 (1908).

Pseudoskusea mediolineata, Ludl., loc. cit., XL, 332 (1908).
India [Christophers]; Woodlands, Ceylon, 9-x-07; Infanta,

Tayabas, Philippine Is. Type of indicus and mediofasciatus

in British Museum.

144 Records of the Indian Museum. [VorL. XVII,

nigrescens Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 540, fig. 246, wing ?, 247,
@ genitalia; pl. vi, wing scales, ? (1907).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 490. ;
Castle Rock, Kanara Dist., S.W. India, i, ii, iii. Type in
British Museum.

jugraensis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 109, 7 9 (Helecocteomyia, lap-
sus), (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 455.
Jugra, near Kuala Lumpur. Type probably lost; not in
. Leicester’s collection.

fluviatilis Leices., Culic. Malaya, III, ~ ? (Hulecoetomyia), (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 455.

Ulu Gombok, 13 miles from Kuala Lumpur. Type probably
lost ; not in Leicester’s collection.

varietas Leices., Culic. Malaya, 185, 7 2 (Azoretomyia), (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 4o1.
Kuala Lumpur; Ulu Gombak; Pangkor Haut; Klang.
Type in Leicester collection.

singularis Leices., Culic. Malaya 188, ~ (Azoretomyia), (1908).
Aedes singularis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 223, fig. 8c, # geni-
talia.
Kuala Lumpur; Kuching, Sarawak [Moulton]. Type in
Leicester’s collection.

taeniatus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 190, 2 (Aztoretomyta), (1908).
Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.

perdita, zd., loc. cit., 192, 7 (Aioretomyia), (1908).
Atoretomyta perdita, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 490.
Type lost.

fragilis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 199, ~ (Verrallina), (1908).
Aedes fragilis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 230.
Verrallina fragilis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 491.
Verrallina indecorabilis, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 200, 7 2 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 492.
Kuala Lumpur. Type of fragilis and indecorabilts in Leices-
ter’s coll.

imitator Leices., Culic. Malaya, 201, @ (Verrallina), (1908).
Kuala Lumpur. Type, damaged, in Leicester’s collec-
tion.

virilis, 7d., loc. cit., 197, @ (Verrallina), (1908).
Kuala Lumpur. Type, a unique @, in Leicester’s collec-
tion.

pseudodiurna Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 32, # (Skusea), (1910).
Skusea pseudodiurna, id., Monog. Culic. V, 491, #: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 451.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 145

Sukna, 1-vii-o8 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum, a
unique specimen.

uniformis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 33, 2 (Skusea), (1910).
Skusea uniformis, id., Monog. Culic. V, 491, 2.
Pallode, Travancore, 15-xt-08 [Annandale]. Type, unique,
in Indian Museum.

pseudomediofasciatus Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 489, 7 (Skusea),
(1910).
Peradeniya and Hakgala, Ceylon, iii, iv, 07 [Green]. Type
in British Museum.

panangensis Ludl., Psyche XXI, 159 (1914).
Philippine Is.

ceylonicus Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 221, &, fig. 8a, @ geni-
talia (I9g16—17*.
Colombo, a unique @ [K. McGahey]. Type in British Mu-
seum.

yerburyi Edw., loc. cit.. 222, o, fig. 8g, » genitalia (I9g16—17).
Kitli Station, Ceylon, 29-xi-g1 [Yerbury]. Type (unique)
in British Museum.

leicesteri Edw., loc. cit., 222, o , fig. 8e, 7 genitalia (I916—17).
Kuala Lumpur, one ~, by stream in ampang jungle, 21-v-04
[Letcester].

A.? curtipes Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 283, 2 (1914—I91I5).
Membakut, N. Borneo [Roper]; Klang [Leicester]; also two
@ 2, including tye of species from old collection of Sarawak
Museum. Type in British Museum.

Leicesteria, Theob.

Entom. XX XVII, 211 (1904).

Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 29, 20: id., Monog.
Culie: NV, 201; WV. 212: Leices, Culic’ Malaya:
94: Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 255, 257, tab.
ofient..spp-: /Brun., Rec. Ind: Mus, 1337-7 LV,
4545 X; 63. Ms
GENOTYPE, L. longipalpis Leices., by original
designation.

Chaetomyia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 100 (1908).
GENOTYPE, C. flava Leices., by original designa-
tion.

Brevirhynchus, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 293
(1908).

Id., Monog. Culic. V, 144, tab. spp.: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 442; X, 56.

Grenotype, B. magnus Theob., by original desig-
nation.

146 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Leicestertomvia, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 452,
nom. nov. for Chaetomyta Leices , preoce. Brauer
and Berg., 1892 in Tachininae: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. X, 63.

longipalpis Leices. in Theob.. Entom. XXXVII, 211, ~ 2 (1904).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 201, ~ 2: Leices,, Culic. Malaya,
94, ¢ 2. Edw:, Bull. Ent. Res: 1V,-261, fic. 4, c7igeni-

talia.

Kuala Lumpur [Letcester]. Types in British Museum.
magna Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 293, 7 @ (Brevirhynchus),

(1908).

Id., loc. cit., IV, pl. i, wing; pl. iii, wing scales: id., Monog.
Culic. V, 145, 7 @; fig. 51, wing; fig. 52, head, side view
,abdom: segments: Bruns, Rec. Ind; Mus. IV; 443: . Edie,
Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 250, fig. 2, » genitalia.
Leicesteria annulitarsis, Leices, Culic. Malaya, 100, @ only
(1908): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 454.
Toxorhynchites rectirostris, Giles in Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 214,
nom. nud. (IQI0).
Sylhet, v [Hall]; Sukna, 1-viii-o8 [Annandale]; Maddathorai,
Travancore, 17-xi-08 [Annandale]; Kuala Lumpur.
Types of magna # 2 ,in Indian Museum; of annulitarsis o ,
in Leicester’s collection.

dolichocephala Leices., Culic. Malaya, 95, 7 2 (dolicocephala),
(1908).
Brun. Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 455: Hdw., Bull. Bot Reels
259.
Kuala Lumpur; Bukit Kutu (Malaysia). Types in Leices-
ter’s collection.

cingulata Leices., Culic. Malaya, 97, 2 (1908).
Brun.; Rec. Ind: Mus. 1V, 454: Edw., Bull, Hot. Res sive
260, fig. 3, » genitalia.
Kuala Lumpur, iv, vi. Type in Leicester’s collection.
annulitarsis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 99, 2 only (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 454: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. 1V,
260.
Kuala Ijumpur. Type in Leicester collection.
N.B.—L. annulitarsis, Leices. 7 = L. magna, Theob.

flava Leices., Culic. Malaya, or, 7 2 (Chactomyia), (1908).

Lewcesterta fava, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 258, fig. 1, @ geni-
taliae

L. apicalits, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 291, 7 @ (1908); IV,
pl. i, wing; pl. ili, wing scales: id., Monog. Culic. V, 213,
@ ¢; fig. 86, wing: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 454.

Brevirhynchus apicalts, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 7, 2 (1910):
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 148: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,

443.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 147

Letcestertomyia flava, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 453.
Malay Peninsula. Types (flava) in Leicester collection; of
aptcalis in Indian Museum.

annulipalpis Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 6, 2 (Brevirhynchus),
(1910).

Leicesterta annulipalpis, Kdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 257, fig. 1, @
genitalia.

Brevirhynchus annulipalpis, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 148: Brun.,
Rees tnd: Mars; iWee442. : :
Maddathorai, Travancore, 16-xi-o8 [Annandale]. Type, unique,

in Indian Museum. May possibly not belong to Letcesteria.

pendula Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 261, o, fig. 5, @ genitalia
(1914).
Between Selangor and Pahang, Malay States, 16-vi-04 [Letces-
ter]. Type in British Museum.
digitata, id., loc. cit., IV, 262, » 9, fig. 6, @ genitalia (1914).
Ulu Gombak, Malay States, 28-viii-03 ; 2-ix-03, types [Daniels] ;
between Selangor and Pahang, 16-iv-04 [Leicester]; Pahang,
neat Kuala Lumpur, 4-iv-03; 18-x-03 [Letcester]; Mailum Neg-
ros, Philippine Is., 9-vi-o6 [Banks]. Types in British Museum.
pectinata, 2d., loc. cit., IV, 263, ¢ 9°, fig. 7, » genitalia (1g14).
Jugra, 3—7-x-04, type » [Leicester]; Sarawak [ Hewttt]. Type
@ in British Museum.
omissa, 1d.; loc. cit., V, 76, o 9. (1914).
Colombo [James]; Peradeniya [Green]. Types in British
Museum. Possibly = dolichocephala, Veices., var.

Taeniorhynchus, Arrib.

Rev. Mus: Wai Platal Dt 147-(@Sqr):

Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 190 (restricted) ; oc.
cit. AV, 483. generic notes, ete: > Vi, v4rg), tab:
spp.: zd., Gen. Ins, Fasc. 26, 30, modified:
Giles, Handb., 2nd ed., 358: Blanch., Moust.,
381, fig. 244, o 2 , generic chars. : Leices., Culic.
Malaya, 163: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. II, 251:
Brunt, Rec Ind.;Muss 1; 356.) IN, 47825285 72,
note on genotype.
GENOTYPE, Culex titillans Walk., as C. taentorhyn-
chus W.

Mansonia, Blanch., Comp. rend. So. biol. Paris (1g0I),
LIII, 1046, nom. nov. for Panoplites, Theob., preocc. Gould,
1853, in Aves.

Blanch., Moust., 375, 356, tab. spp.: Theob., Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 26, 31: id., Monog. Culic. IV, 494; V, 446, tab.
spp.: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 171: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
I, 358; IV, 81; X, 64: Howard, Dyar and Knab, Mosq.
Ne Amer. ete: Fh pts 1) 501-

148 Records of the Indian Museum. {Vor. XV,

Panoplites, Theob., Rep. Coll. Mosq. Brit. Mus., 5 (1900).
Id., Monog. Culic. TI, 173 (1901): Giles, Handb., 2nd
ed., 350.
GENOTYPE, Culex titillans Walk., as Taeniorhynchus taeni-
orhynchus, Wied , by Neveu Lemaire’s designation.!
Coquillettidia, Dyar, Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, 47 (1905).
GENOTYPE, Culex perturbans, Walk. [ (1910).
Rhynchotaenia, Brethes., Ann. Mus. Buen, Ayres. XX, 470
GENOTYPE, Taentorhynchus fasciolatus Arrib., by designa-
tion of Howard, Dyar and Knab (1915).
acer Walk., List. Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 8, 9 (Culex), (1848).
nec acer, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 211 (1901).
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen; Mt. Hauseman, Astrolabe Bay ;
Yomba [all Papua and Bivo]. Also occurs in Queensland and
New Zealand. Type in British Museum.

annulipes Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 6, 2 (Culex), (1857).
Mansonia annulipes, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 172, 7 9: Brun.,

Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 359; IV, 482, notes.

Panoplites annulipes, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 185, 2; pl. xxx,

TEO, 9 sculls cole
Culex dives, Sch., Reise Novara, 31 (1868): Giles, Handbk., etc.,

20%.

Culex nero, Doles., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 383, pl. v, 3 (1857) :

Giles, Handbk., etc., 284.

Mansonia nero, Blanch., Moust., 380, @.

Calcutta, 6-x-04 [Brunetti]; Selangor, 28-x-g9 and ix [Butler];
Perak, “‘ very abundant nocturnal species,’’ [Wright]; Dindings,
Straits, xi, xii [Wright]; Kuala Lumpur [Durham and Leicester];
Klang; Port Swettenham and Jugra [all Leicester]; Batavia [t.
Schiner|; Rio Baco, Mindoro, Philippine Is. [McGregor]; Gom-

bong, Mid-Java [¢. Doleschall]. Types: I have no information
about any of these.

confinnis Arrib., Revis. Mus. La Plata II, 149 (1891).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IIT, 289.
Culex confinnis, Giles, Handbk., etc., 247.
Chaca, Formosa.
Much doubt attaches to the correct identity of this species,
which is a South American one.

brevicellulus Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 212, 7 9; fig. 255, 256,

var. chars.; pl. xxiii, 89, full ins. col. 7 (1901).
Taentorhynchus brevicellulus, id., loc. cit., 111, 268 (correction in

wing): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 363, 9 (brevicellula): Blanch.,
Moust., 389, ~ @ (brevicellula): Leices., Culic. Malaya, 163,
@ 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1, 357: Edw., Bull. Wat. Res tv;
230.

Chrysoconops brevicellulus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 481.

| For selection of and identification of type species, see Howard, Dyar and
Knab, Mosq. N. Amer., etc., III, pt. 1, 502.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 149

Taentorhynchus acer, Theob. nec Walk., Monog. Culic. II, 211
(1901).

Chrysoconops pygmaeus, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 300, ¢
(1908): itd., Monog. Culic. IV, 25, 7; pl. i, wing; iii, wing
scales: zd., loc. cit., V, 435, 7 %; fig. 192, wing, 193, head,
@ ,194, @ genitalia, 195, wing, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,
481.

Chrysoconops fuscopteron, Theob., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 239 (1911).
Sylhet [Hall]; Saugar ; Manipur, viii [Gourlav]; Manipur Haut,

fio v, vi; Calettta vil, Vill. Putnea and Rajmahal, Bengal’;

Selangor ; Perak; Thayetmo, Upper Burma, viii; Ceylon [Green];

Kuala Lumpur [ Leicester]; Sungei Penoh, Korinchi Valley, Suma-

tra, 2,700 ft.; Siolak-Daras, 3,100 {t., Sumatra, vili-14 [both ¢.

Stanton]; Philippine Is. [¢. Ludlow].

Types: brevicellulus, in British Museum; pygmaeus, 7 2, in
Indian Museum (cofyfe in British Museum) ; acer, Theob. (nec
Walk.), in Brit. Mus. ; fuscopteron, in Amsterdam Museum.

annulatus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 174, 9 (Mansonia), (1908)

Bron Recs Ind Mus: HV, 482:

Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.

aureosquammatus Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 234, 2 (1900).

Theob., Monog Culic. V, 425 (aureosquamata, lapsus ?).
Tacniorhynchus pager, Ludi., Psyche XVIII, 128: Theob., Monog.

Cialic. V 5618:

Parang, Mindanao, Philippine Is., 27-x—xil. Tvpes of aureo-
squammatus and page: in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
chrysogona Knab., Ent. News. Phil. XX, 386, 7 9 (Mansonia),

(1909).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 482.

Chrysoconopas aurites, Ludl. (nec Theob.}.

Parang, Mindanao, Philippine I., 31-v-06. iy pe in WLS:
Nat. Museum, cat. no. 12,626.

nigrosignatus Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 224, nom. nov. for

conopas, Theob. nec. Fraunfld. (1916 —17).

Taeniorhynchus conopas, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 202.

nec Culex conopas, Frnfid.

? Pseudotaentorhynchus conopas, var. giblint, Taylor, Tr. Ent.
Soc. Lond., p. 198, 2 (1914).

Lake Kamu Gold Field, Papua [Dr. Giblin]. Type in Aus-

~ tralian Institute of Tropical Medicine. Edwards considers gzblint
sufficiently distinct to warrant ranking it as a good species.

Mansonioides, Theob.
Monog. Culic. IV, 498 (1907).

Theob., loc. cit., V. 452, tab. spp.: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 483; X, 64: Edw., Bull. Ent.
RCS Ld 253%

GENOTYPE, M. guttata Theob., by original desig-
nation. |

150 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVIE,

uniformis Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 180, 9; pl. xxx, 128, full
ins. col., 9 (Panoplites), (190T).

Mansonia uniformis, id., loc. cit., III, 270, fig. 144, pupa:
Blanch., Moust., 379, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 359; IV,
483: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 171, 7 9: Edw., Bull. Ent: Res.
Tl e2 54:

Panoplites uniformis, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed, 353; pl. xiii, 3
a—d, o , head and venation @ 9? (1902).

Panoplites africanus, var. reversus, Theob., Monog Culic. I,
189g (1901).

nec P. africanus, typical form, Theob., loc. cit., 187.

Panoplites australiensis, Theob. in Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 355
(1902).

? Mansonia seguint, Laveran, Comp. Rend. Soc. Biol. Paris LIII,
992 (Panoplites), (Ig01): Blanch., Moust., 380, 92: Theob.,
Monog. Culic. IV, 496: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 482.
Sylhet, i, 11, iii, v, vi, vii, xii [Hal/]; Manipur, vi, ix; Shah-

jahanpur, N.W. India, x [Giles]; Bhogaon, 30-ix-08 and x; Kati-

har, x [both Bengal and Paiva]; Balighai, near Puri, Orissa,

23-x-08 ; Gopkuda I., Chilka Lake, viii; Calcutta, 2-vii-o7; Tra-

vancore and Cochin States, 19-xi-08, 4-xi-08 [all 4unandale];

Quilon, 7-iv-00 [James]; Taiping [Wray]; Dilo, Friedrich Wil-

helmshafen and Ins. Graget (all Papua) [bivo]; Bayembang

Pangasinan, Philippine Is. [Chamberlain]; Manila; Rizal; Fort

McKinley [Banks, Schultze, Craig, Araneta]; Rangoon, 25-11-08

[Annandale]; Kuala Lumpur [Lezcester]. Type of uniformis

in British Museum.

According to Edwards’ latest investigations, africanus, Theob.,
typical form, is a valid species, with Mansonta major, Theob.
and Mansonia nigerrima, Theob., as synonyms, the species not
being oriental; but ajricanus, var. reversus is synonymous with
uniformts.

annulifera Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 183, 2 (Panoplites), fig. 224,
wing jsplexxx.0020, 5° = fall nsscal la(mean)s

Panoplites annulifera, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 356, 2; pl. xiii,
8, hind leg.

Mansonia annulifera, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 274: Blanch.,
Moust.,° 380, 9 > DLeices:, ‘Culic. Malaya 274, "9° (iieobe:
desc. copied): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 359; IV, 482.

Mansonioides annuliferus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 230.

Mansonia 7-punctata, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 187 (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 494, @.

Mansontoides 7-guttata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 499, ?; figs.
226, 227, wings, 2 (1907).

Calcutta, viii, xii; Port Canning, xii [Annandale]; Purneah,
x; Bhogaon, 7-viii-og [both Bengal and Paivaj; Bengal
[Macrae]; Dacca; Sylhet, v, vi [Hall]; Manipur [Gourlay];
Madras, 12-x1i-99 [Goodrich] ; Quilon [James]; Ceylon [¢. Banks];

1920.]. E. BRuNET?1: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. I51

Singapore [Durham]; Perak [Wright]; Sarawak [Barker]; Fried-
rich Wilhelmshafen, Papua, xi, 10 [Biro]; Bayembang (Panga-
sinan, Philippine Is.) [Chamberlain]; Manila [Banks].

Type of annulifera and 7-guttata in British Museum; that of
7-punctata in Hungarian Museum. ©

Culiciomyia, Theob,

Monog. Culic. IV, 227 (1907).
Theobivececi.. WV, 220, tab. spp:< Brunt; Ree:
Ind. Mus. IV, 456; X, 58: Edw., Bull. Ent.
Res: LV ,, 234:
GENOTYPE, C. inornata Theob., by my own desig-
nation.

Neomelanoconion, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 514
(1907), @ only (¢. Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IT, 254).
GENOTYPE, Culex rima Theob., by original desig-
nation.

Pectinopalpus, Theob., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) V,
375 (1910).

GENOTYPE, P. fuscus Theob., by original designa-
tion.

Trichorhynchus, Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist.
Soc. XVI, 241 (1905): Theob., Monog. Culic. IV,
270): Brun, Rec: Ind. Mus ,T, 356.3 X, 73:

Trichorhynchomyia, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1V, 477,
nom. nov. for Trichorhynchus, Theob., preoce
Balbiani 1887 in Protozoa: Brun., loc. cit., X, 735.

viridiventer Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 609 (Culex,
provis. descr.), (1Q0r).

Culex viridiventer, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 128, 7 @, fig. 219,
claws, « 2, abdom. segments, wing scales; o palpus and
proboscis, fig. 220, larva; pl. xxix, 116, @ , fullins. col.: Giles,
Handbk., etc., and ed., 445, 7 9; pl. xvii, 12, ~ claw, vena-
tion, abdomen, larva: Blanch., Moust., 346, 7 @: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 354: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 235.

Culex angulatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 324, @ (1901).
Blanch., Moust., 362, 2.

Culex longifurcatus, Theob. (nec Becker), Rec. Ind. Mus. Vero.
Fao AOL):

Culex pseudolongifurcatus, Theob. (nom. nov. for C. longifurcatus,
preoce. by Becker), Monog. Culic. V, 366 (1910).

Naini Tal, 4000 ft., vi; 7ooo ft., vi, vii [both Gzles]; Kat-
mandu, Nepal; Dahawanga Hill, Bengal, Nepalese Frontier, 16-
i1-08. Typ-s of viridiventer, angulatus and longtfurcatus in
British Museum; that of pseudolongifurcatus in Indian Museum.

pallidothorax Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I, 32 (Culex), (1905).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 446, 7 ¢ (pallidothorax emend,).

Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 235.

Culex albopleura, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 456, 2 (1907).

152 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Culiciomyta annuloabdominalis, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 236,
Om) 2 fig.-1o02,/ ocetput 108 head (rono):
India [James, Christophers]; Peradeniya, ii-o7 and Hakgala,
Ceylon, v-o7 [both Green]. Types of pallidothorax, albopleura
and annuloabdominalis in British Museum.

pulla Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 87, ¢?, fig. 6, head (Culex

pullus), (1903).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 232, fig. 66, head scales.

Muina, Papua, 1900 [Biro]. Type, unique, in Hungarian
Museum.

fusca Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 242, @; pl. A. 2,
head, palpus, clypeus, antenna, scultellum (Tvichorhynchus

fuscus), (1905).

Culiciomyia fusca, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 235.
Trichorhynchus fuscus, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 270, 2: Edw.,

Bull. Hnt..Res aly 33 hv 2 a50
Trichorhynchomyia fuscus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 477.
Culiciomyia inornata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 227, ~ 9°, fig.

61, head scales; 62, wing, 2; 63, ~ genitals (1907).

Peradeniya, xii [Green]; Kuching, xi [Barker]; Philippines [2.
Ludlow). Type: Theobald wrote me that it was in the Hun-
garian Museum, subsequently (Monog. V), stating it to be in
the British Museum; that of inornata is there.

annulata Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 230, ~ 9° , fig. 64, wing, 9;

65, % genitalia; pl. i, wing scales, @ (1907).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 457.

Kuching, Sarawak [Barker]; Philippines [¢. Ludlow].

Type in British Museum.

ceylonica Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 236, 7 2, fig. 70, wing, 9

(1907) ¢

Peradeniya, 1i-o7; Maskeliya, Ceylon, iv-o7 [both Green].

Types in British Museum, a unique pair.

bahri Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 79, @# 2 (1910".

Badulla, Ceylon ; a series bred from larvae, 3 ” o&, including
type, and 4 2 @ in British Museum; colvpes in London School
of Tropical Medicine; Hakgala, Ceylon; Peradeniya [Green].

Type in British Museum.

spathifurca Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 284, ~ (1g914—I5).

Kuching, Sarawak, 22-vii-14, in house [Moulton]; a @ from
Kuching reservoir, 30-vii-I4, may be this species. Ivpe in
British Museum.

Lophoceratomyia, Theob.!

Ann. Mus. Hung., III, 93 (1905).
Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 245:
td.. Monog. Culic. IV, 471 (generic notes):
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 119.

! In Edwards’ latest paper he ranks this as a subgenus only of Calex, and
gives a table of oriental species.

1920.] E. Brunerti1: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 153

GENOTYPE, L. fraudatrix Theob., by my own
designation (Rec. Ind. Mus. X, 64)
Philodendromyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 623
(1907).
GENOTYPE, P. barkerii Theob., the original spe-
eles,
Oculeomyta, pt. Theob., loc. czt., IV, 515 (1907).
GENOTYPE, O.sarawaki Theob., the original spe-
cies,

uniformis Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 93, ~ 2; pl. A, 3, an-
tenna, ~; pl. B, 4, palpus (1905).
Id., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 245: 7d., Monog, Culic.
LV; 493, Go dw. bullets hes, Vi Gor Vil) 2277
Peradeniya, v [Green]. Type in British Museum.

fraudatrix Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 94, ~ 9, fig. 7, palpus
@ @, 8, antennal organs (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 474, & @?, fig. 208—2IT, var. chars. :
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 235.
var. variata Leices., Culic. Malaya, 121, 7 2 (1908).
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen and Stephansort [both Papua and
Biro]; Malay Peninsula. Type of fraudatrix in Hungarian
Museum ; of varzata in Leicester coll.

brevipalpis Theob , Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 96, o, fig. 9, var. chars.
(1.995).

Id Monog-sCalic. IV, 477,002, ie.-02 , var. charses , Leices.
Culic. Malaya, 129 (Theob. descr. copied): Edw., Bull. Ent.
Res-4V5,.236,

eminentia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 131, » (1908).
Singapore [bivo]; Kuala. Lumpur. Type of brevipalpus in
Hungarian Museum; of eminentia in Leicester collection.
Edwards suggests the use of the name eminentia, Leices. in-
stead of the earlier brevipalpus, to avoid confusion with Culex
(Cyathomyia) brevtpalpis, Giles, but this does not appear to me
to be legitimate.

minutissima Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 135, @ (Culiciomvia),

(1907).

Lophoceratomyia minutissima, Kdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 235.

Culictomvia nigerrima, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 233, 2 , fig. 100,
wing (1910).

Melanoconion juxtapallidiceps, td., loc. cit., V, 456, 2 (19gI0).
Peradeniya, ii [Green]; Trincomalee, x, 1907 [Green].
Tvpes: all three in the British Museum.

barkeri Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 623, 0, fig. 289, head, scutel-
lum, palpus, o; fig. 290, wing, ~; pl. vii, wing scales, 9
(Philodendromyta), (1907).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 503: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV,
23035 Vl 227.

154 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XVII,

sylvestris, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 125, » @ (1908): Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 465.
guadripalpis, Edw , Bull. Ent. Res. V, 80, @ (1914).

Sarawak, vil [Barker]; Malaysia. Types of Larkert and
quadripalpis in British Museum; paratypes in Cambridge Mu-
seum.

rubithoracis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 11g, @ 2 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind: Mus. 1V; 464: Hdw.; Bull Hunt) Res. LV. 236:
Oculeomyia fullert, Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 97, 2 (Ocultomyza),

(1909): Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 478, 2 (Ludl. descr. copied) :

Brun., Rec. Ind Mus. IV, 485.

? Lophoceratomyia niger, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 123 (1908).

Kuala Lumpur; Parang; Mindanao, Philippines, x. Type
of rubithoracis in Leicester’s collection; of fullevt in Army Medi-
cal Museum, Washington.

nigra Leices., Culic. Malaya, 123, @ @ (niger), (1908).
Bran., Ree) Ind) Mus: TV , 464.
Kuala Lumpur. Types in Leicester collection.
Edwards notes that if Lophoceratomyia be considered only
a subgenus of Culex the name nigra is preoccupied, but thinks
Leicester’s species is probably synonymous with rubithoracis.

minor Leices., Culic. Malaya, 126, @ @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 464: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII,
227.

Malaysia Type in Leicester collection.

It is possible, as Edwards notes, that this name may be ante-
dated by Culex minor, Theobald, Oct. 1908.

taeniata Leices., Culic. Malaya, 127, ~ 92 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 465.

Kuala Lumpur; Klang. Type in Leicester collection.

See note under nigra, the same argument applying here,
taeniata possibly being synonymous with some other species
(Edwards here repeating the name taeniata, apparently in error
for some other).

mammilifer Leices., Culic. Malaya, 128, @ 2 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 464: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 236.
bicornuta, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 25, @ (1910).

Id.. Monog:.Calic: V, 412, o,. figs. 178 —162, var’ chasse

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 463.

Kuala Lumpur; Raub (Malaysia); Kawkareik, base of Dawna
Hills, 4-i1i-o8 [Annandale}. Tvpe of mammialifer in Leicester
coll. ; of bicornuta a dissected ¢ in the Indian Museum.

hewitti Edw., Bull. Ent. Res V, 80, 7 2 (1914).

Matang, Sarawak [Hewt/]. Type in British Museum ; para-

types in Cambridge Museum.
curtipalpis Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 127, ~ (1914—15).

Kuching reservoir, Sarawak, 6-iii-14 [Moulton]. Type in

British Museum.

1920.] EH. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 155

Culex, Linn.

Syst. Ent., Ed. X, 602 (1758).

Sch., Fauna Austr. II, 625: Giles, Handbk.,
etc., 186; 2nd ed., 386: Theob., Monog. Culic.
T, 326; IV 387; _V,, 323, tab.spp.: td.,Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 26, 24; 25, list spp. world: Blanch.,
Moust., 267, 269, tab. spp. in 9 sections; 627,
supp. tab. ; 372, list of uncertain species: Leices..,
Culic. Malaya, 138, tab. of groups: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 342; IV, 465; X, 39, Culex group
of genera ; 42, subgenera ; 43, synonyms: Alcock,
Ent. Med. Off., 98: How., Dyar and Knab,
Mosq.) Ne Wien peice. ath pt. 1,255. list
synonyms ; 217, chars.

GENOTYPE, Culex pipiens I,., by universal ac-
ceptation.

Lutzia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 155 (1903).!

How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer., etc., ITI, 466.
GENOTYPE, Culex bigotit Bell , by original designation.
Melanoconops, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 178, nom. nud.

(903).”
Lasioconops, Theob., loc. czt., III, 235 (1903).
GENOTYPE, L. potcilipes, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Melanoconion, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 238 (1903).
Theob., éoc. cit., IV, 507; V, 455, tab. spp.: id., Gen.
Ins., Fasc. 26, 32: Blanch., Moust., 395 (Melanoconium,
emend.): Glen Herrick, Ent. News., 382: Leices:, Culic.
Malaya, 136: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 360; IV, 484; X
65.
GENOTYPE, Culex atratus Theob., by Dyar’s designation.
Heptaphlebomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 336 (1903).
Theob., Joc. cit., IV, 531; V, 481: Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 41:
zd., Entom. XXX, 156.
GENOTYPE, H. simplex Theob., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Culicella, Felt., N. Yk. State Mus. Bull. 79: Ent. 22, App.,
Pp. 391¢ (1904).
How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer., etc., III, 457
(as subgenus).
GENOTYPE, Culex dyari Coq., by original designation.
Pseudoheptaphlebomyia, Ventrillon, Bull. Mus. Paris XI, 427,
nom, nud. (1905).
GENOTYPE, P. madagascarensis Ventr.
Neoculex, id., loc. cit., VII, 47 (1905).
GENOTYPE, Culex territans Walk., by originai designation.

d

J

! Lutzia is ranked as a valid genus by Howard, Dyar and Knab, with a sug'-
gestion (p. 218), that it might be a subgenus of Cw/ex, the same opinion applying
to Carrollia also.

? The name merely used in the text and not set up as a new genus even as a
nom. nud, .

156 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Gnophodeomyia, Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I, No. 1,21 (1905):
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 25t.
GENOTYPE, G. inornata, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Trichopronomyia, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. IIT, 98 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 479: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
POG Ae ice
Genotype, 7. annulata, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Melanoconium, Blanch., Moust., 395 (Melanoconton, emend.)
(1905).
Popea, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, 95 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 211: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
IWS A855 160,
GEAoTyPR, Pp lutea, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Mochlostyrax, Dyar and Knab, Jour. Ni: VK; Ent; Soe SV

d

223 (1906).
GENOTYPE, M. caudelli Dyar and Knab, by original de-
signation.

Jamesia, Chris., Sci. Mem. Med. Off. India (n. s.) XXV, 12
(1906 .

No definite type species quoted. Culex concolor, Rob.
Desv. and C. nigripes, Zeit. are quoted as belonging to
iN

Tinolestes, Coq., Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, 185 (1906).
GENOTYPE, 7’. latisquama, 1d., sp. nov., loc. ctt.
Maullotia, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 274 (1907).
GENOTYPE, M. piltfera, id., sp. nov., loc. cit
A poroculex, 1d., loc. ctt., 316 (1907).
GENOTYPE, A. punctipes, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Leucomyta, td., loc. cit, 372; pl. ix, @ genitalia (1907).
lds loc xert.. Vout tab=spp.
GENOTYPE, Culex gelidus Theob., by original designation.
Microculex, 1d., loc. cit., IV, 461 (1907).
GENOTYPE, M. argenteoumbrosus, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Neomelanoconion, id., loc. cit., IV, 514, 2 only (1907).'
GENOTYPE, Culex rtma Theob., by original designation.
Pneumaculex, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 523 (1907).

Dyar, Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, No. 1, nom. nud.
GENOTYPE, Culex signifer, Coq.

Dyar’s reference was a nom. nud., and the genus must
stand to Theobald.

Aedinus, Lutz in Peryassu, Os. Culic. do Bras., 36 (1908).
GENOTYPE, A. amazonensts, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Gnophodromyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 114 (1910).

Apparently a nomen nudum figuring only in a table of

genera, probably a misprint for Gnophodeomyra.

| Howard, Dyar and Knab say that Newstead, Dutton and Todd used this
name previously (Ann. Single Med. Paras. I, 31, 1907), with NV. palpus, sp. nov.,
as genotype. Edwards ranks the ¢ of Neomelanoconion, as synonymous with
Culiciomyia.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 157

Rachisoura, Theob , loc. cit., V, 207 (1910).
GENOTYPE, R. sylvestris, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Mimeteomyta, td., loc. cit., V, 210 (1910).
GENOTYPE, EF. apicotriangulata, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Eumelanomyia, id., loc. cit, V, 240 (1910).
GENOTYPE, E. inconspicua, sp. nov., loc. ctt.
Protomelanoconion, id., loc. cit., V, 462 (1910).
GENOTYPE, P. fusca, sp. nov., loc. ct.
Thomasina, Newstead and Carter, Ann. Trop. Med. Paras.
TV, 55a5 ties leads co n(OLG— EE):
GENOTYPE, Mansonia longipalpis Newst. and Carter, by
original designation.
Diceromyia, Theob., 4th Rep. Welle. Lab., Vol. B, 151 (19II).
GENOTYPE, D. africana, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Theobaldiomyia, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 462; nom. nov.
for Leucomyia, Theob., preoce. Braur and Berg., 1892 in
Sarcophaginae.
Brons Rec, Inds Mus. X> 72) (1012):
Climacura, Howard, Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer., etc.,
III, 452 (1915).
GENOTYPE, Culex melanurus Coq.,by original designation.
Ranked as a subgenus by the authors.

Of the synonyms of Culex as given by me in my recent
“Critical Review,’’ 16 (not counting my nomina novae) are
accepted as such by Messrs. Howard, Dyar and Knab, whilst
31 others are considered synonymous with Aedes, with which
they include Ochlerotatus, as understood by Edwards, two or
three of the remainder of my Culex synonyms being split up
between Culex and Aedes.

cantans Mg., Syst. Besch. I, 6, 2 (1818).
Culex stimulans, Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. 1, 4, 2 (1848).
C. fumtpennis, Steph., Zool. Jour. I, 453 (1825).
Coonoor, 6,000 ft.; Madras; North India [Dr. Price]. Types
in Paris Museum, two specimens.

concolor R. Desv., Mem. So. Hist. Nat. Paris IV, 405 (1825).
Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 107, @ 2 , fig. 203, » palpus; pl.

RXV, 160 /o =rr0.9) both full ins. ‘coljs (Giles, Jour. Trop.

Meds-Vitl S366)". 7d., Handb., 2nd ed.) 454.cc% = pl. xvii, 3:

a,b, venation, « 2: Blanch., Moust., 365, 7 @: Leices.,

Calic. Malaya) £54079 > Brun, Rec. Ind: Mus. 3435 Tvs

468, notes.

Practically common throughout India in the summer and
many parts of the East, occurring in some places during the
greater part of the year, Calcutta for instance. Outside of India
it is found in Sylhet, ii, iv, v, xi, xii [Lt.-Col. Hall]; Upper Bur-
ma in August [Watson]; Selangor, 28-x-99 [Butler]; Kuala Lum-
pur [Durham]; Perak [Wray and Wright]; Samarang [Jacobson] ;
Phrapatoon, Siam, viii-o6 [Woolley]; Pampanga, Phil. Is. [Whst-

158 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

more]; Hongkong; Foo Chow (China), Andaman Is. [Ray White].
Type location unknown to present author.

fuscanus W., Auss. Zweifl. I, 6 (1828).
Giles, Handbk., etc., 301: .Theob., Monog. Culitc. I, 167:
id., Gen., Ins. Fasc. 26, 30 (quotation incorrect): Giles,
Handbk.;"ete:, 2nd-ed.; 455: Blanch.; Moust:, 275.2. Brome
Rec. Ind. Mus: "I, 345:
East India; Singapore; Malacca; Sarawak. Type (no sex
stated), location unstated.
Much doubt attaches to this species (vide Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 345).

fatigans Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 10, 7 @ (1828).

Giles, Handbk., 298, 2nd ed., 438; Theob., Monog. Culic.
Tl,. 151, @ - 9), fig... 234, 0", wing; fig. 235,o genitalia jaie:
236, wings, map of distribution, p. 155; pl. xxi 1145 eo)
115, 2 (both full ims. col.); pl. D, wing scalesi: aistaaans:
and locs., p. 156, e¢. seg.; fig. 238, ten variations of wings:
Theob., Gen. Ins. Fasc. 26; pl) ii, 2, 9 (full ins. col.): Giles,
Handbk., 2nd ed., 438, ¢ 9, fig. 45.(var.schats);" lision
subspecies, p. 440: Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, pl. xvi, lar-
val characters: Blanch.,..Moust.,.353,.@ .9 die. 230, "oe
(as pungens): 221, 9s 232. head, a? (as, anxtfer)ieeaee
adult larva, nymph (pungens,) 234, head of larva (pungens) :
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 157, 7 9: Bruns, Rec. Ind. Mus
344; IV, 468.

Culex aestuans, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 11 (1828).

Culex pallipes, Mg , Syst. Besch. VII, 1 (1838).

Culex anxifer, Coquerel, in Big., Ann. So Ent. Fr. (1858).

Culex skusit, Giles, Handbk., 1st ed., 292 (1900).

Heteronycha dolosa, Arrib., Dipt. Argent., 56 (1891). [{IgoTt).

Culex panalectoris, Giles, Jour. Bomb. N.H. Soc. XIII, 608

Armigeres panalectoros, id., Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 386.

Desvoidea panalectros, id., t. Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 5.

Desvoidya panalectros, Blanch., Moust., 266, ~.

Blanchardiomyia panalectros, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 442.

Culex quasipipiens, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 136, ¢ , fig. 223,
head, wing, veins (1901): Giles, Handbk, 2nd ed., 438:
Blanch., Moust., 344, 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 351.

Culex foochowensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 137, @ @ , figs. 224,
225, var. chars. (1901): Blanch., Moust., 344, # 2 (fouchow-
ensis): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 345.

Culex reesit, Theob., Monog. Culic. IT, 145, » 2, fig. 232, palpus
@ , thorax 2 , claws @ (1901): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 440,
@ 9: Blanch.,.Moust., 261, 0/9: Brun,, Rees inde Musa,
351.

Culex sericeus, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 147, 9, fig. 233, var.
chars; (1901): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed.,. 452; 29> Blanchs,
Moust., 362, 9: Brun., Ret. Ind. Mus. I, 352; IV, 475.

1920.| EE. BruNETTI: Ortental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 159

Culex christophersi, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 453, ” @ (1907).

Culex osakensts, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 439, @ only (1907).

Culex 5-fasctatus, Dyar and Knab (? née Say), Proc. Ent. Soc.
Wash. XI, 34 (1909).

Culex goughit, Theob., U.S. Afr. Dep. Agric., Ist Rep. Vet. Res.
268, ¢ only (I9gITI).

subspecies luteoannulatus Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 159 (1gor).

? Culex pungens, Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 9 (1828).
? Culex macleayt, Skuse, Pr...Linn. Soc...N.S. Wales, p. 1745

(1896).

The most widely distributed species in the Orient. Records of
its occurrence during every month can be found amongst Indian
localities. Ceylon (Kurmregalla, Badulla, Balangoda, Keleni
Valley), i, ili, xi[Green]; Nepal; Moulmein; Manipur; atsea be-
tween Calcutta and Rangoon, 22—23-i1-08 [Annandale]; Ran-
goon, 24-xi1-04 to 3-1-05, and 9-11-06 [Brunetti]; Dindings [Wray]:
Perak [Wrighl]; Penang, 3—8-vili-o6 [Brunetti]; Singapore, 4-
xi-g9 and vii [Hanttsch, Biro]; 21-vi-06 [Brunetti]; Malay Penin-
sula, widely distributed and common near houses [ Leicester] ; Phra-
patoon, Siam, 10—18-i; IQ-iii; 30-xit-o7; viii and xi-o6 [Dr.
Woolley]; Batavia, 27-vi; 9-vii-06 [Brunetti]; Soerabaya, 16—
25-v1i-96 [Brunetti]; Papua (Friedrich Wilhelmshafen and Ste-
phansort), [51v0]; Sarawak; Hong Kong, 8-i-00 ; vii [Ford]; Foo-
chow [Rennie]; Shaohyiing [Cornford]; Shanghai, 16—25-vii-o6:
swarming in ditch; Hankow, 22—26-iv-06; Manila, 1o—16-iii-06
[all three Brunetti]; Seistan; E. Persia [Annandale and Kemp].
It also occurs in Japan, East Africa, Natal, Zanzibar, Mombasa,
the Soudan, Egypt, British Central Africa, Senegambia, Mauri-
tius, the Seychelles, Australia, Fiji and the Southern part of N.
America, Central and S. America, and the West Indies. Types
of fatigans, aestuans and pungens in Wiedemann coll. ; of mac-
leayt in Sydney Museum; of fanalectros in British Museum.
No type specimen set up of skusez; a typical specimen in British
Museum.

sitiens Wied. Auss. Zweifl. I, 542, 2 (1828).
Edws., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 232.

Culex impellens, Walk. (nec Theob.), Proc. Linn. So. Lond. IV,
QI, 2 (1860).

C. annulivostris, Skuse, Proc. Linn. So. N.S. Wales (2) III, 1737
(1889).

C. microannulatus, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 353, 7 2; pl. xviii,
69, ¢, full ins. col.; fig. 118 b, head, d, fore ungues @ (1901):
Blanel,, Motst:, 292) o @: ,eices., Culic: Malaya, 140.0" 9 :
Brun. Reco ind. Mus..I 349; 1V, 472:

C. gnophodes, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 163, @ (1903).

Leices., Culic. Malaya, 145 (Theob., descr. copied).
C. somaliensis, Nev.-Lemaire, Arch. Parasit. X, 254 (1906).
C. ronaldi, Charm., Ann. Trop. Med. II, 259 (1908).

160 Records of the Indian Museum [Vou.. XVII,

C. salus Theob., Third Rep. Wellcome Lab., 256 (1999).
Apparently a very widely distributed species throughout the

East, common nearly everywhere.

Sylhet, i, ii, iv, v, xi, xii; Calcutta, July to November, com-
mon; N.W. Provinces, India, common [Giles]; Shahjahanpur,
xii {Gzles]; Mukerian; Hoshiarpur [Dr. Datta]; Purnea, Bengal,
vili; between Bolpore and Rampore Haut, Bengal, viii; in rail-
way carriage [Pazva]; Lake Chilka, Orissa, viii; Gopkuda I.;
Trincomalee and Hakgala, Ceylon, 24-vili—, 9-ix-07, and Per-
adeniya [all three Green]; Singapore [Dr. Finlayson]; Dindings ;
Straits, xi; Makessar; Manila, Cavite and Pangasinan (all three
Phil. Is.) [Banks, Stiff and Chamberlain respectively]. It also
occurs in Mauritius. Type (sitiens), said to be in the Copen-
hagen Museum: that of annulirostris at Sydney Museum; of
microannulatus, impeltens, salus and gnophodes in the British
Museum, of ronald: at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

vagans Wied , Auss. Zweifl. I, 545, 2 (1828).

Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 411, 2; fig. 146, wing, scutellum :
id., loc. cul., IV, 14, %; V, 347, @:, Giles, Handbk: etc. 27or.
end ed:, 4r4,-? pl. xvi; 14, venation 2::\\7d\ aon. ianepe
Med. VII, 368: Blanch., Moust., 304, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 353; IV, 476.
Madras city, 31-x-08[ Hodgart]; Hongkong, x; Shanghai [ Lin-

desay|; Pampanga [Whitmore]; Foochow [t. Blanch.].

Type in Dr. Trentepohl’s collection.

nigripes Zett., Ins. Lapp., 807 (1838).
Ficalbi, Bull. So. Ent. Ital., 292 (1896): Theob., Monog.
Culic. Il, 93, o 9) fig. 194; wing, ete. > he: 260 ((pa2zre) aap
of distribution: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 350.
2? impiger, Walk., List. Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 6, @ (1848).
2?amplacabilis, id., loc. cit., 1, 7, 2 (1848).
Deosai Plateau, between Kashmir and Shardo, 13,000 ft. [Dr.
Neve]. A circumpolar species. Type (nigripes) in Paris Mu-
seum.

rubrithorax Macq., Dipt. Exot. Supp. IV, 9, @ (1850).

Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 416, 2 ; fig. 150, head, thorax, apex
of abdomen: Giles, Handbk., etc., and ed., 412, @: zd., Jour.
Trop. Med. VII, 368: Skuse, Proc. Linn. So. N.S. Wales, p.
1735 (1896): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 352.

Pampanga, Ph. Is. [Whitmore]. Type in Paris Museum.
Described originally from Australia.

aureostriatus Dol., Nat., Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 385, ¢@; pl. vi, I
(1857).

Giles, Handbk., 280: Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 387, 2:
Blanch., Moust., 310, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 355; IV,
467.

Amboina. Blanchard says it occurs in Tokio. Type, loca-
tion unknown to present author.

1920.] EH. BRunertr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 161

longipalpis Wulp, Mid-Sum. Dipt., 9, pl. i, 3, head (1892).
Giles, Handbk., etc.; 249; 2nd ed., 423,?: Blanch., Moust.,
318,, 9: Brun., Ree. Ind: Mus. IV,7471.
Soeroelangoen, Sumatra. Type, location unknown to pre-
sent author.

mimeticus Noe, Bull. Ent. So. Ital. XX XI, 240 (1899).
Giles, Handbk., etc., 202; 2nd ed., 389; pl. xv, 16, wing, ? ;

17, palpi and proboscis 7; 18, claws o@: Theob., Monog.

Culic. 1420.08 sepia xviey 63, Of full eins..-col, > “Blanch,

Moust: 271, o°9:> Leices.; ‘Culie: Malaya, 139, » 9: Brun.,

Rec. Ind. Muss 3406 SEV 4472:

?hyrcanus, Pallas, Reisen Russ. Reich. (1871), ‘‘near Caspian

Sea.”

Theog., 8000 ft., 2-v-07 [Annandale]; Punjab, 6000 ft., tit
[Lindesay]; Canara District [Aztken]; Nilgiri Hills [Gees]; Lu-
shai Hills, 1-vi-o4 [Macleod]; Thaumaspur, Nepal, 18—2o0-i1-08 ;
Malacca [¢. Blanch.]; Peradeniya, 17-ix-07 [Green]; Kuala Lum-
pur [Durham]; Perak [Wright]. Occurs also in Italy, Cyprus,
Macedonia and Palestine. See note under C. mimulus, Edw.
Type in Rome University Museum.

tigripes Grandpré and Charmay, Planters Gazette Press (1900).!
Giles, Handb., 2nd.ed., 407,.¢ 9; pl. xvi, 4, wing, o. 9,

head o thorax, vat.: 2¢.. Jout.. Trop. Med. VIE @363:

Theob., Monog. Culic. III, figs. 120—122, larva, pupa, dia-

grams: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 352; IV, 475: Edw., Bull.

Ent. Res. II, 26r. :
maculicrura, Theob., Monog. Culic. IT, 34, 7 9; pl. xxii, 85,

@ , full ins. col. (1901).

Sylhet, ii, iv, v to xii [Lt.-Col. Halil]; Kurseong, 4-viii-08 ;
Damukdia Ghat (Riv. Ganges, E. Bengal), vii; Calcutta, viti-o8 ;
xli, 1905: Port Canning, xii; Mandalay, 11-iii-o8 [Annandale] ;
Manipur, viii [Gourlay]; Kirindi, 20-xi-o8; Weligama, 3-1-08 ;
Dondra, 28-iv-o8; Mandulsima, 14-xii-o8 (all four, Ceylon) ;
Dindings, Straits, xii; Pampanga, Ph. Is. [Whitmore]. Also
occurs in West Africa, Natal, Mauritius, Queensland.

Type, location unknown to preseut author. Edwards has sug-
gested that this species may be identical with concolor, R. Desv.

tritaeniorhynchus Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. So. XIII, 606
(provis. descr.) (May 1901).

Giles, Entom, XXXIV, 192 (July 1901): id., Handbk., 2nd
ed., 401, & 9: Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 364, 7 9; fig. 124,
wing, # 2: Blanch., Moust., 294, 7 ?: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.

I, 355: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 233; VII, 224.
Culex sitiens, Theob. (nec Wied.), Monog. Culic. 1, 360, fig. 121,
wing, proboscis (Nov. 1901): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 400,

! Edwards (Bull. Ent. Res. II, 261) gives as reference ‘‘Grandpré, Les
Moustiques, 1goo.’’ Presumably he refers to Blanchard’s work,

162 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

9:. Blanch., Moust:, 293, 9: Leices., Culic.. Malayap 143)

oe: Bruns Rec. Ind, Mus.9 9352; ai 495:

Culex annulus, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 358, @ (1go0r).

Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 405, 9: Blanch., Moust., 293, ¢:

Leices., Culic. Malaya, 144 (copies Theob.’s descr. of @ ).
Culex vishnui, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 355, v only, ( 9 = vishnut,

Theob., vera), fig. 119, claws, wing tips; 120a, forms of abdo-

men (@ only), claws, @ (1901): Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed.,

399, o; pl. xvi, 5a, abdomen vars., 5b, fore tarsal claws, o:

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 387, @ only; fig. 163, genitalia

@: Blanch., Moust., 293, @ only: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I,

354; IV, 476.

Culex birot, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 82, ~ ¢; pl. i, wing,
@ 9: Jd., Monog.. Culic. TV; 300; <= 9 sfieg e165 winters
164, wing @.

Sambalpur (Cent. Prov., India), 26-x-1g00 [Murphy] ; Calcutta,
Vili, ix; Bombay [Biro]; Madras, xi, xii [Cornwall]; Dacca; Tra-
vancore, type [James]; Quilon, 27-vii-1900 and ii [ James]; Cey-
lon, xi; 27-xii-g9 [Bartholomew]; Dindings (Straits), x, xi, xii;
Malaysia; Malacca; Sumatra; Celebes [all three ¢. Blanchard];
Tai-Po; Pokfulam; Hongkong; Lamma, Philippines [¢. Ludlow].
Types of tritaentorhynchus and vishnui @ in British Museum; of
bivoc in Hungarian Museum; of annulus in Dr. Rees collection.

vishnui Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 355, @ only (the 7 = ¢rilaenio-
rhynchus, Giles); figs. 119, 120 var. chars. (@ only); pl. xvii,
66, @, full ins. col. (gor).

Id., loc. ‘cit., IV, fig. 162,. wine 9: pl. v, wing scalessae™:
Blanch., Moust., 293 (2 only): Leices., Culic. Malaya, 141
(@ only): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 354; IV, 576: Edw., Bull.
Hnt.gRes. LV ,2233') Valeo o5.

tmpellens, Theob. (nec Walk.), Monog. Culic. I, 362, 2; fig. 122,
head; 123, wing; Joc. ci., 1V; 15 (lous list) locs)ieasGiles
Handbk., 2nd ed., 399, @ only; pl. xvi, 3a head: Blanch.,
Moust., 294, 2: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 142 (Theob.’s descr.
copied): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1, 347; IV, 470.

Culex perplexus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 150, 7 @ (1908): Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 473.

?C. microtaentaius, Theob., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 236 (1911).

?C. pseudoinfula, Theob., loc. ctt., p. 237 (1911).

?C. parpus, Taylor, Bull. N. Terr. Austral., 1a, p. 27 (1912).
Very generally distributed through the East; widely through-

out India, as far north as Nepal and Sylhet, i, 11 [Hal/]. Out-

side of India it is recorded as follows; Ceylon, xi and 27-xii-99

[Bartholemew]; Batticolora, Ceylon, iv, [Green]; Moulmein, it;

Mandalay, I1, 12-iii-08 [Annandale]; Chittagong, 26-vii-08 [Lt.-

Col. Hall]; Rangoon, 24-xii-04 to 3-i-05 [Brunetti]; Kuala Lum-

pur, v [Durham, Leicester]; Perak [Wray, Wright]; Makessar {7.

Walker|; Batavia, 27-vi-o6 to g-vii-o6 [Brunetti]; Pampanga

[Whitmore]. Also taken on board ship 5 miles off Aleppey, Mala-

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 163

bar Coast, 4-v-08 [Paiva]. Type of vishnut 2 and of per-
plexus @ @ in British Museum.

annulioris Theob., Liver. Sch. Trop. Med. Mem. V, App. (1901).
Id., Monog. Culic. I, 371, @ (1901): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
IV, 466: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. Wi, 250.
Phillipines. Described from a single ¢@ from Mashonaland.
Type in British Museum.

hirsutum Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 392, 7 @; pl. xx, 80, 2 full
ins. col., fig. 137, palpus #, apex @ antenna (1gor).
Brin., Rect duds Muse, 347°
Philippines. Types in British Museum.

gelidus Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 20, 2; pl. xxiv, 93, 2, full ins.

col.; fig. 158, thorax and hind tarsus (Culex) (1901).

Culex gelidus, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 421, @: Blanch., Moust.,
316, 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 346.

Leucomyta gelida, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 372: Leices., Culic.
Malaya, 047...07° (9..

Theobaldiomyta gelidus (lapsus) Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 462.
Calcutta, August, 6-x-04 [Brunett:] ; Purnea, Bengal, 6-viii-07,

ix, x [Paiva]; Dacca; Rajshahi, Bengal, 1—6-ii-o7; Madras

town, 30—31-x-08 [Hodgart]; Peradeniya, vii, ix: Maskeliya, iv;

Kelani Valley [both Ceylon and Green]; Travancore and Cochin

States, xi-o8 [both Annandale]; Selangor [Butler]; Rangoon, 25-

ii-08 ; Dindings (Straits) in November ; Perak; Sarawak, xi [But-

ler}; Bayembang, Phil. Is. [Chamberlain].

var. bipunctata Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 374, @ (Leucomyia)
(1907).
India [Major Aldrich]; Sarawak [Barker].

var. cuneata Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 22, 2, fig. 159, var.

chars. (Culex) (1901).

Culex gelidus cuneatus, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 368: Brun.,

Rec: Ind. Mus: I, 346:

Sylhet, v [Lt-Col. Hall]; Calcutta, July to December, common
in houses, at light, in railway carriages and in the open and on
plants, [A nnandale, Brunetti}; Katihar; Bhogaon,ix,x; Purnea,
viii, x [Paiva]; near Puri, 23-x-08, at light; Madras, 23 and
30-x-08 ; Travancore, 5 and Ig-xi-o8 [Annandale]; Malabar,
4-xi-08 [Annandale]; Quilon, vii [James]; Ceylon [Green]; Tai-
pang, Perak [Wray]; Manila [Banks]; Pampanga, Phil. Is.
[Whitmore]; Pangasinan, Phil. Is.

Type, location unknown to present author.

univittatus Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 29, 7 2%; fig. 161, head,
leg, abdomen; pl. xxii, 86, @, full ins. col. (Igor).
Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 428, 7 @ (univitatus, lapsus) :
Blanch. Moust., 321, 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. J, 353.

164 Records of the Indian Museum. [Mor. Xovads

Singapore, vii, ix [Hainitsch]. Occurs in Africa. Type in
British Museum,

quasiunivittatus Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 32, 2; fig. 164, head
(1go!).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 351.
Pampanga [Whitmoye]. Described from single @ from Ma-
shonaland. Type in British Museum. -

hirsuteron Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 98; fig. 196, claws @} 197
wing, @ (Ig0I).

Id., Gen. Ins, Fasc. 26, 27: Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 451
(hirsuteros): id., Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 368 (hirsuteros) :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 347.

Pampanga [¢. Banks]. Said to occur in Virginia, U.S.A., which
is doubted by Banks. Type in British Museum.

tipuliformis Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 327, 2; fig. 306, wing, leg,
abdomen (Ig0T).
Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 443, @: Blanch., Moust., 363, @:
Brun; Ree: Inds Musies353.
Bakloh (N.W. India), 5000 ft., iii [Lindesay]. Type in
British Museum.

fragilis Ludlow, Jour. N.Yk. Ent. So. XI, 142 (1903).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 424, @ 9.
Oras (Samar, Phil. Is.), 6-viii [¢, Ludlow]. Type in Army
Medical Museum, Washington.

alis Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 167, 7 ¢@ (1903).
Philippines [¢. Ludlow]. Also occurs on Christmas Island.
Type in British Museum.

sinensis Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 180, @ (C. gelidus, var. sin-

ensts) (1903).

Culex sinensis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 231.

Leucomyia sinensis, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 313 (1910): 7d.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 20. :

Theobaldiomyia sinensis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 463.

Culex sepositus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 152, 2 (1908).

Taentorhynchus tenax, Weices. (nec Theob.), Culic. Malaya, 167,
@ (1908).
Balighai, near Puri, 23-x-08, at light [Annandale]; Kuala

Lumpur [Leicester]; Shaohyling, China [Cornford]. Types of

sinensis and tenax in British Museum; that of sepositus, lost.

halifaxi Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 231, 9 (1903).
Id., loc. cit., V, 350: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 470: Edw.,
Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 234.
Culex multimaculosus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 155, ” @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 1V,,-473.
Dindings, Strait Settlements, xii. Type of halifaxt, a
unique ¢, in British Museum; of multimaculosus, in Leicester
coll,

1920.] EK. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 165

whitmorei Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 367 (Taentorhynchus)

(1904).

Culex whitmorer, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 232; VII, 225.

Taentorhynchus whitmoret, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 431: Brun.,
Rec. Ind: Mus. IV, 480.

Taentorhynchus argenteus, udlow, Can. Ent. XXXVII, 98, ?
(1905): Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 487, 2 (copies Miss Ludlow’s
descr.): loe.cit., V5 420;fig. Lor, wing.

Theobaldiomyia argentea, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 462.

Leucomyta plegipennis, Theob., Monog, Culic. IV, 375 (1907).

Culex albus, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 148, 2 (1908).

Culex loricatus, Leices., loc. cit., 151, 2 (1908).

Angeles, Pampanga, ix [Whitmore]; Kuala Lumpur. Types
of whitmoret, plegipennis and loricatus, in British Museum; of
argenteus in Army Medical Museum, Washington; of albus in
Leicester collection.

trimaculatus Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 86, 9; fig. 5, thoracic
marks (1905).
id iones. (Calicx ly. 427, 95) fie. 187, thorax, 9 .
Bombay [B5zro}. Type, a unique 9 , in Hungarian Museum.

annulatus Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 98, @, fig. 10, proboscis
apex, scales (Tvichopronomyta) (1905).
id: Ntonog. Culic: IV ,470, #3 fig 213; vat: chars:; 214,
wing, o.
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Papua [Bzro]. Type in Hungarian
Museum.

ornatus Theob., Ann, Mus. Hung. III, 100, @ (Melanoconion)
(1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 508, ?; fig. 231, wing, 9.
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Papua, xii, 1900 [Bzro]. Type in
Hungarian Museum, a unique specimen.

pallidiceps Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 101, » (Melanoconton)
(1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 509, o.
Friedrich Wilhelmshafen, Papua, xii-1goo [bzro]. Type in
Hungarian Museum.

lutea Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, 96, @ (Popea) (1905).
LASWOC. cit IT 1934 9 (TG 10).
Pampanga, Phil. Is. [Whitmore]. Type in Army Medical
Museum, Washington.

macropus Blanch., Comp. Rend. LIII, 1045, nom. nov. for C.
longipes, Theob., preocc. (1995).
Culex macropus, Blanch., Moust., 327.
Culex longipes, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 68, @ (1901): Giles,
Handbk., 2nd ed., 468, ?.
Singapore, 4-ix-99, type [Hanitsch], and 27-vii. Type of
longipes in British Museum.

166 Records of the Indian Museum. {VOL Xie

annuliferus Tudl., Jour. N.Yk. Ent. Soc. XI, 141 (annulifera)

(1903).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 388, # @: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.

I, 343.

Culex ludlowt, Blanch., Moust., 630, nom. nov. tor annuliferus,
Ludl. preoce. Blanch., 1852: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 471.
Bayembang. Phil. Is. [Chamberlain]; Mangarin and Dagupan,

ii to. iv: (both: Phil, ssa Type in Army Medical Museum,

Washington.

rizali Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 999, 2 (1906).
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 391: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 474.
Siya Siya Mt. of Canlaon Volcano, Negros I. (Phil. Is.), vi
[Banks]. Type in Entomological collection (No. 6083), Bureau
of Science, Manila.

fuscocephalus Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 420 @ (1907).

Edw, Bull. Ht: Res. IV, 234: Vil, 225)

C. taytayensis, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. IV, 545, @ @ (1910).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 475.

C. luteola, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 378, @ (xgr10).

Brun, Rees ind. Mus. 1V, 475.

C. untformtis, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 159, 2 (1908): Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 476.

C. minor, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 298, # @ (1901): Theob.,
loc. cit., IV, pl. i, wing: 7d., Monog. Culic. V, 363, @ 2; fig.
150, wing: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 473.

Sylhet [Hall]; Calcutta, xii [Annandale]; Pallode, Travan-
core, 15-x1-08 [Annandale]; Peradeniya, iii, ix [Green], x, 1900;
Hakgala, Ceylon, 5-xi-o7 [Green]; Iungleh, Lushai Hills, vi, vii
[Macleod]; Rizal, Phil. Is. [Banks]; Batu Gajah, Malaysia.
Type of juscocephalus and of luteola, in British Museum; of
taytayensis in Bureau of Science, Manila, Cat. No. 11,459; of
minor in Indian Museum; that of w2iformis, probably lost, not in
Leicester collection.

nigricephalus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 149, 7 @ (nigricephala)
(1908).
Braun, Ree; Indy Mus.0v, 473"
Batu Gajah (Malaysia), [Dr. Daniels]. Type probably lost,
not in Leicester collection.

auratus Leices., Joc. cit., 153, 9 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 467.
Malayasia. Type probably lost, not in Leicester’s collection.

graminis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 158, 7 ¢ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 470.
Malaysia. Type probably lost, not in Leicester’s collection.

minimus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 160, # @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 472.
Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester collection.

1920.] E. BRuNETtiI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 167

pettigrewii Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 15, @ (1910).
Theob.; Monog. Culic. V, 351, 2.
Ukhrul, Manipur, viii-o08 [Pettigrew].
Type, a unique ¢, in Indian Museum.

japonicus, var. ceylonicus Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 391 (ceylonica)

(IgI0).

Brun: Rec:-indyaius. I 348) TV , 471.

[ C. japonicus typical form], Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 385, 9

(Igor), and III, 158 (1903).

Peradeniya, vi and x [Green]; a single @. Types of
japonicus (typical form), and of japonicus, var. ceylonicus (pre-
sumably) in British Museum. The typical form is apparently not
found in the East.

aureopunctis Ludlow, Can. Ent. XLII, 195, 2? (1910).
Cottabato, Mindanao.
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

argentinotus Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. IV, 547, # 2? (IgI0).
Rizal, Phil. Is., 13—16-v-09 [Banks]. Types @ 2 in Ento-
mological collection, Cat. No. 11,460, Bureau of Science, Manila.
palawanensis Ludl., Psy. XXI, 30 (Popea) (1914).
Palawan, Phil. Is.
Type, location unknown to present author.

mimulus Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 284 (1914—1915).

Malay States; India; Ceylon. Edwards thinks that probably
all specimens hitherto recorded from the Orient as mtmeticus,
Noe, are this species, and those inthe British Museum from
Hong Kong, North India, Palestine and Cyprus are true mime-
ticus.

nilsieicustivdw.) Bull. Hut. Res. Vil 250, oS fis. I, or eenit.
pt. (t915—16).

Utakamand (? Ootacamund), Nilgiri Hills, Madras Presid.,
7500 ft., 24—-31-xii-13 [T. B. Fletcher].

Types in British Museum, presented by Agric. Instit., Pusa.

Culex, spp. unrecognisable.

molestus W., Dipt. Exot. I, 39 (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 542: Giles, Handbk., 341, 2nd ed., 470.
?C, filtpes, Walk.
Sumatra. Type (defective) in Dr. Trentepohl’s collection
(Vienna Museum).

luridus Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 384; pl. v, 1 (1857).
Giles, Handbk., 341, 2nd ed., 469: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I,

355-

? inflictus, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 115 (190).
Gombong, Mid-Java [¢. Doleschall].
Type, location unknown to present author.

168 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

setulosus Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 384; pl. v, 4 (1857).
Giles, Handbk., 335, 2nd ed., 470: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.

I, 355.

Mid-Java [¢. Doleschalt]. Type in Vienna Museum.
filipes Walk., Proc. Linn. So. Lond. V, 229, @ (1861).

Giles, Handbk., 343.

? = molestus, W.

Dorey, Papua. Type in British Museum, unrecognisable.

ventralis Walk. II, Proc. Linn. So. Lond. VIII, 103, 2 (1865).

Brun.,. Rec.dinds Musi1,° 356.
Papua [t. Walker]. ‘The second species of this name by Walker

in Culex; the first is synonymous with Armigeres obturbans,
Walk. Type in British Museum.

doleschalli Giles, Handbk., Ist ed., 338 (1900): nom. nov. for cin-
gulatus, Dol.

Brun,, Rec. iud.yMus. 354.
Culex cingulatus, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 405; pl. vii, 2;
preoce., Fab., 1805 for a Brazilian species.
Ambarawa, Java, common all the year round.
Type, location unknown to present author.

Micraedes, Coq.

Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. VII, 185 (1906).
GENOTYPE, M. bisulcatus Coq., by original desig-
nation.

Acalleomyia, Yeices., Culic. Malaya, 194 (1908).
GENOTYPE, A. obscura Leices., by original desig-
nation.

malayi Leices., Culic. Malaya, 184, 2 (Aedes) (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 490.
Micraedes malayi, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. VII, 228.
Aioretomyta aedes, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 189 (1908).
Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester coll.
obscurus Leices., Culic. Malaya, 194, # 2 (Acalleomyia obscurus)
(1908).
Micraedes obscurus, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 237.
Malaysia. Type in Leicester coll.

Cyathomyia, de Meij.

Ann. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, Ser. 2, Supp. III,
g2I (1910).
GENOTYPE, C. jenseni Meij., by original designa-
tion,
brevipalpis Giles, Handb., 2nd ed., 384, ~ 9; pl. xiv, 17—19,
wings; 20, head @ (Stegomyta) (1902).
Culex brevipalpis, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 146, 7 2; V, 607,

App.

1920.] HE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 169

Stegomyta brevtpalpis, Blanch., Moust., 264, 7 ?@: Brun., Rec.
Ind, MusvI, 329 3° 1V;- 445:
Cyathomytia brevipalpis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 237.
Melanoconion uniforms, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 136,07 9: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 484.
Shahjahanpore (N.W. India). Types of brevipalpis in
British Museum ; of wnzformis in Leicester coll.

Theobaldia, Nev. Lemaire.

Comp. Rend. Soc. Biol. Paris LIV, 1331 (1902).
Theob., Monog. Culie TIL, E48; pl. x, wing

scales, var. Sppis LVE275. note on name ; V, 270,

tab. spp. : 17.,; Gen., Ensee Base, (26, 23°: Edw.,

Bull. Ent. Res. Il, 251: Brune, Rec. Ind. Mus.

339, LV, 459, note; Xo 77Z,

GENOTYPE, Culex annulatus Schrk.

Theobaldinella, Blanch., Moust., 390, nom. nov.
(generic chars. given), on assumption of pre-
occupation in Mollusca by Theobaldius, Nevike:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. X 72.

Culiseta, Felt. N.Yk. State Mus. Bull., 79, App.,
391e (1904).

GENOTYPE, Culex absobrinus Felt., by original
designation.

Pseudotheobaldia, 'Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 271
(1907). Brune ec bad: Mus. 1V_ 478 > OX, 70.
GENOTYPE, P. niveitaeniata Theob., Monog. Culie.
RVAE27 LS SO: HOV:

annulata Schrk., Beitr. z. Naturg., 97 (Culex) (1776).

Culex annulatus, F., Ent. Syst. IV, 400: Meig. Syst. Besch. I
3c. Macq, dust. Nat. Dipt, 1 935:. oc... Bo Austr. Il 626:
Lett. Dipt...ocand.-IX,. 3640- Wao... Wipt, Neer.) 325):
Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 331, 7 2, fig. 108, abd. segments,

=cClaws, o ° ,epalpus, o@;. pl: xv,°58, full ins: col.: Giles,

Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 391; pl. xv, abd. segments, claws, #

9, wing 2 , head &, genitalia 7: Blanch., Moust., 280, 7 9:

fig. 206, claws and genitalia, 207 adult larva.

Theobaldia annulata, Theob., Gen. Ins. Fasc. 26; pl. i, 12, 2
fullins col. Bruns, Rec: Ind. Mus. 1,336.5 1V,, 459:

Culex variegatus, Schrk., Enum. Ins. Austr., 482 (1781).

Culex affinis, Steph., Zool. Jour. No. IV (1825).

Bakloh, Punjab, 5000 ft., xi [Lindesay]; also recorded from
Brianon, France, 4000 ft., and from Durango State, Mexico,
Sooo ft. Type, Prof. Bezzi informs me the tyfe of annulata,
Schrk., is no longer in existence. That of affinis is in the Hope
collection at Oxford University, that of variegatus probably lost
or unrecognizable

glaphyroptera Sch., F. Austr. IT, 628 (Culex) (1864).

170 Records of the Indian Museum. (VoL. XVII,

Culex glaphyropterus, Giles, Handbk., 216 (Sch.’s descr. copied).
Theobaldia glaphyroptera, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 237.
Pseudotheobaldia niveitaeniata, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 272,
fig. 87, » genitalia, 88, wing, ~ (1907): Brun , Rec. Ind. Mus.
IVA:
Dehra Dun, ii, ii [Thompson]; Theog., Simla Distr., 2-v-07
[Annandale]. Type of glaphyroptera, location unknown to me ;
that of nivettaentata in British Museum.

spathipalpis Rond., Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. IV, 31 (Culex) (1872).
Culex spathipalpis, Theob., Monog. Culic. I, 339, @ 2 ;, III, 154,

2; pl. x, wing scales; IV, 276 (larva deser.): (Giles, Mandbic.

ete., 2ndied., 302, o 9; pl. xv, 23, wine 9, 24 nead wer agar

genitalia, 7: Ficalbi, Bull. Soc. Ent. Italy XXI, 86; XXVIII,

2A2 Ol, 11, 6) 05 Dl. ill, 7, 125, Pl. dv, ho a2 22 ao eno miener e

XXXI, 194, figs. 72—75,.146: Blanch., Moust., 283, 7 9;

fig. 209, claws and genitalia.

Theobaldia spathtpalpis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 340; IV, 459,
notes.
Culex serratipes, Beck., Mitt. Zool. Mus. Berl. IV, 78 (1908).

Naini Tal, 7000 ft. Occurs also in Italy, Palestine, Cyprus,
Madeira, Teneriffe, Algeria, Gibraltar, Malta, the Transvaal, and
Cape Colony. Type in Florence Museum.

In Edwards’ latest paper he suggests sinking this species as
synonymous with (Culex) longiareolatus, Macq., but a compari-
son with the type does not appear to have been made and until
such is the case the present name may as well stand. Mr. James
Waterston records the species under Macquart’s name as com-
mon in Macedonia.

pagei Ludi, Psyche XV ill, 128, 29 (29 rp):
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 618.
Fort Pikit, Mindanao (Phil. Is.).
Type (presumably) in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

Ficalbia, Theob.

Monog. Culic. III, 296 (1903).

theob.; lees (cit... iV. 577, cal-sspp. 4) WW. 94 0,
tab. spp.: Gen! Tus.” Kase 326.30: Blanch
Moust., 418: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 228: Ed-
wards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 237: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. /, 3025 Ne 404" Xe 60.

GENOTYPE, Uranotaenia minima ‘Theob., by
Edwards’ designation.

Etorleptiomyia, Theob., st Rep. Welle. Labor., 71
(1904).

Id., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26, 44 (1905): zd., Monog.
Culic. “IV, "505% Weices., Culic: Malaya, 2738:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 368; IV, 484; X, 60:
Blanch., Moust., 632.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. L7L

GENOTYPE, FE. mediolineata Theob., by original
designation.

O’ Reillia, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, ror (1905).
GENOTYPE, O. luzonensts Ludl., ¢ , by original
designation.

Ludlowia, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 193 (1907).

Id., OC Ctt=aNewtOO. tab. spp.> Brun, Rec
Ind. Mus. IV, 493; X, 64.
Edw., Bull. Eat. Res. Il, 244.
GENOTYPE, Mimomyia chamberlaini Wudl., by
original designation.

Megaculex, Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 282 (1907).
GENOTYPE, Culex albitarsis Theob., by original
designation.

Boycia, Newstead, Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasit.
I, 33 (1907).

GENOTYPE, B. mimomyiaformts, id., sp. nov., loc.
cit.

Radioculex, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 295 (1908).
iheob:, Monog Culic: Vi, 192: Brun, Rec) Ind.
Mus. IV, 465; X, 70.

GENOTYPE, R. clavipalpus, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Dasymyia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 102 (1908).
Bron:,, Ree. tnd: Mus. 1V; 453 ; X,, 59.
GENOTYPE, D. fusca: id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Conopomyia, id., loc. cit., 113 (1908).

Brin. Rec. Ind. Mus: IV, 453; X, 58.
GENOTYPE, C. metallica Leices.,.by my own
designation.

Hispidimyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 245 (1910).
GENOTYPE, H. hispida, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Ingramia, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. III, 43 (1912).
GENOTYPE, Mimomyia maljeytt Newstead, by
original designation.

minima Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 262, @, fig. 281, wing, costal
border, wing scales (Uranotaenta) (1901).
Uranotaenia minima, Giles, Handb., 2nd ed., 488, o.
Ficalbia minima, Blanch., Moust., 418, 7: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
IV, 494: Edw., Bull: Ent: Res. 1V, 238.
Mimomyia minuta, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 301, @ (1908).
Id., loc. cit., 1V, 30, 2; pl. i, wing; pl. iii, wing scales: 2d.,
loc. ctt., V, 531, @ ¢, fig. 226, wing.
Quilon, 7-iii-oo and ii [James]; Sylhet, 27-xi-04 [Hall]; Cal-
cutta, 30-vii and 3 or 4-viii-o7 [Annandale].
Types of minima and minuta in British Museum.

simplex Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 297, # (1903).
Td., loc. cit., V, 541, 2 , fig. 235, wing: Blanch., Moust., 418,
oe,
Aedes simplex, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 238.

Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

172
Skusea simplex, td., loc. cit., VII, 224, fig. 9), 9c, @ genitalia.
Kurumegalla, Ceylon, 1x [Green]; Trincomalee, xi, 1906 [Green].
Type in British Museum.
chamberlaini Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVI, 297, 7 (Mimomyia)

/
(1904).
Ludlowia chamberlaim, Theob., Monog. Culic, IV, 194, * (Miss
Ludlow’s descr. copied): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 493.
v [Chamberlain].

Bayembang, Phil. Is.,
Type in British Museum.
luzonensis Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVII, ror (O’ Rezt/lia) (1905).
Etorleptiomyta luzonensis, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XVIII, 185.
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 506, 9.
Ficalbia luzonensis, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 238.
Etorleptiomyia completiva, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 178, @ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 484.
Bayembang (Pangasinan, Ph. Is.) [Chamberlain]; Singapore
[Finlayson]. Type of luzonensis in Army Medical Museum,

Washington ; of comp/etiva in Leicester’s collection.
clavipalpus Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. II, 295, # @ (Radzoculex)

(1908).
Theob., Joc. cit., 1V; pl. i, wing; pl. ii, head: 7¢d., Monog.
Culic. V, 193,07 ¢: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 465.
Calcutta, vii, xi, xii; Berhampur, Bengal, 1-i-o8 [Lloyd];
Katihar, 4—5-x-08 [Paiva]; Vaikam coast of Travancore, 5-xi-
08 [Annandale]; Rangoon, 25-ii-08 [Annandale]
Type in Indian Museum, cofyfes in British Museum.

fusca Leices., loc. cit., 102, 7 2% (Dasymyia) (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 453.
Kuala Lumpur; Bukit Kutu (Malaysia).
Type in Leicester collection.
metallica Leices., Culic. Malaya, 113, » 2% (Conopomyia) (1908).
Kuala Lumpur and neighbourhood [Lezcester].
Type in Leicester collection.
hybrida Leices., Culic. Malaya, 115, 7 ¢@ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. TV; 453:
Kuala Lumpur [Leicester]; Singapore [Dr. Fadeysoa)

Type in Leicester collection.
aurea Leices., Culic. Malaya, 116, @ 2 (1908).
Kuala Lumpur and Raub, Malaysia.
Type in Leicester collection.
longirostris Leices., Culic. Malaya, 228, » @ (1908).
Skusea longirostris, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. Witi2on:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 494.
Kuala Klang, January. Type in Leicester collection.
tenax de Meij., Ann. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, Supp. 3, p. 928 (1910).

Java. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

1920.} FE. Brunetti: Ortental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 173

dofleini Guenther, Zeits. wiss. Insek. IX, 204 (1914).
Ceylon. Type, location unknown to present author.

ludlowi nom. nov. for minima, Ludl., preoce.
Mimomyia minima, Ludl., Can. Ent. XX XIX, 413, » 2 (1907).
Ludlowia minima, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 191, 7 ? (Miss L.’s
descr. copied); Bruny, Ree: Ind. Mus., TV, 493.

Uranotaenia, Arrib.

Revista Mus. La Plata I, 405 (1891).
Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 241, fig. head, 242,
map of distribution, 243; tab. spp.; pl. D, wing
scales; V, 498, tab. spp: Id., Gen. Ins., Fasc.
26, 36: Blanch., Moust., 406, @ @: Giles,
Handbk., 2nd ed., 485, 487, tab. spp.: Leices.,
Culic. Malaya, 203, tab. Malayan spp.: Brun.,
Ree. Ind: Mus. 1, 363; IV, 495; XX, 73: Alcock,
Ent. Med. Off. 104: How., Dyar and Knab,
Mosq. N. Amer., etc., IV, 808.
GENOTYPE, U. pulcherrima Arrib., by designa-
tion of Neveu-Lemaire, 1902.
Pseudouranotaenta, Theob., Jour. Econ. Biol. I, 33
(1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 566, fig. 262 (p. 567),
wineeots Brun, Ree. Ind: Mus’ TV, 404; X, 70.
GENOTYPE, P. vowlandit Theob., by original
designation.
Anisocheleomyia, Theob., Entom. XXXVIII, 52
(1905). ‘
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 570: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 363; IV, 4933 X, 55.
GENOTYPE, A. nivipes Theob., by my own desig-
nation, IQI4,
caeruleocephala Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 256; fig. 276, thorax,
scutellum, head scales (1901).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 363.
Cottabatto (Mindanao, Phil. Is.) [Vedder]. Also occurs in
Gambia, the Sudan and old Calabar.
Type in British Museum.

nivipes Theob., Entom. XXXVIII, 53 (A nztsocheleomyia) (1905).

Uranotaenma nivipes, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 238.

Uranotaenia nivea, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 211. @ (1908): Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 497.

Pseudouranotaenia triangulata, Tudl., Can. Ent. XL, 331, 2
(1908): Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 525 (Miss Ludlow’s descr.
copied).

Kuala Lumpur; Reine Regente (Mindanao, Phil. Is.), ii
Type, mvipes in British Museum; ¢tviangulata in Army
Medical Museum, Washington.

174 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

alboannulata Theob., Entom. XXXVIII, 54 (Anisocheleomyia)

(1905).

Uranotaema alboannulata, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 238.
Anisocheleomyra alboannulata, ‘Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 573, 0;
fig. 267, wing, ~; pl. vii, wing scales, 9: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mus. IV, 493.
trilineata, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 204, @ 9? (1908): Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 498.

India [James]; Malaysia [¢. Letces.]. Types of alboannulata
and ¢rilineata in British Museum.

testacea Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung., III, 113, °; fig. 14, basal seg-
ments of antennae; pl. ii, wing; pl. ili, wing scales (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 560, 2; fig. 258, wing @: Edw.,

Bull Hat. Res: 1V 220,
untlineata, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 220, @ 2 (1908): Brun., Rec.

Ind. Mus. IV, 408.
falcipes, Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. I, 1004, ~ @ (1906).

Singapore, 1902 [Bivo|; Base of Dawna Hills, 4-iii-o8 [A nnan-
dale|; Rizal; Manila, ii [Banks, Schultze]; Malaysia.

Type of testacea in British Museum, of unilineata in Leices-
ter collection, of falcipes in Entom. coll. No. 5210, Bureau of
Science, Manila.

atra Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 114, 2 (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 563, 9: Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV,

238.
ceylonica, ‘Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 503, 2; fig. 213, wing (1910).

Muina, Papua [Biro]; Galle, Ceylon, 10-vi-o7 [T. B. Fletcher].

Type of atrva in Hungarian Museum; of ceylonica in British Mu-
seum.

albitarsis Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVII, 131, 2? (Antsocheleomyia)

(1905).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 576 (Miss L.’s descr. copied):

Brun., Rec: Ind. Mus. 1363: IV; 494.

Camp Stotsenberg, Angeles, Phil. Is. [Ludlow].
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
lateralis Ludl., Can. Ent. XXXVII, 385, 2 (caeruleocephala,

Theob., var.) (1905).

Id., Mosq. Phil. Is., 10 (caeruleocephala, vat.).

Cottabatto, Mindanao, Philippines.

Type in Army Med. Mus., Washington.

Specific validity doubtful, as Miss Ludlow says, if Theobald’s
type was a rubbed specimen it became her var. lateralis; Theo-
bald considers the species valid.

micans Leices , Culic. Malaya, 206, » @ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Musi; 407.

Malaysia. Types in Leicester’s collection.
bimaculiala Leices., Culic. Malaya, 208, ~ @ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 495.

Kuala Lumpur; Raub. Types in Leicester’s collection.

1920.] E. Brunerri1: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 175

unimaculiala Leices., Culic. Malaya, 210, 2 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 408.
Malaysia. Type in Leicester’s collection.
Erroneously recorded by me as unimaculata (Cat. Or. Culic.
Supp.).
campestris Leices., Culic. Malaya, 213, @ 2 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 495.
Malaysia. Types in Leicester’s collection.

argyrotarsis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 214, 7 2 (1908).
Brun:, Rec. indy Muss 1V, 405)
Kuala Lumpur. Types in Leicester’s collection.

cancer Leices., Culic. Malaya, 215, » 9? (1908).
Brun., Ree Inds Mus; 1V406.
Port Swettenham ; Klang. Types in Leicester’s collection.

longirostris Leices., Culic. Malaya, 217, ~ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 4096.

Malaysia. Type, apparently unique, in Leicester’s collec-

tion.

modesta Leices., Culic. Malaya, 218, » 9? (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. 497.

Ampang Jungle, Malaysia. Types in Leicester’s collection.
nivipleura Leices., Culic. Malaya, 219, @ @ (1908).

Bran. Rec, dudvevius. LV -407.

Selangor. Tybes in Leicester’s collection,
maxima Jeices , Culic. Malaya, 221, @ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 497.

Selangor. Type in Leicester’s collection.
lutescens Leices., Culic. Malaya, 222, #7 9? (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 496.

Kuala Lumpur.
maculipleura Leices., Culic. Malaya, 223, 2 (1908).

Kuala Lumpur. Type, unique, in Leicester’s collection.
bicolor, 2d. loc. crt., 225, @ 2 (1908).

Bean, Rec; Ind. Mus. lV. 405.

Kuala Lumpur. Types in Leicester’s collection.
bimaculata Leices., Culic. Malaya, 226, 2 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 495.

Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.
parangensis Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 24, 2 (Pseudouranotaenia)
(1909).

Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 524 (Miss L.’s descr. copied).
Parang, Mindanao, Phil. Is.
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
powelli Ludl., Can. Ent. XLI, 235, 2 (1900).
Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 519,@: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,
497.

176 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Tayabas, Phil. Is., January.
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.

ascidiicola de Meij., Ann. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, Supp. 3, 925
(19TO).
Java. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
leicesteri Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 239 (nom. nov. for fusca
Leices.) (1913).
nec U, fusca, Theob., 1907.
fusca, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 227, @ @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 496.
Sungei Limbing (Malay Peninsula) [Dr. Daniels].
Tvpe in Leicester’s collection.

metatarsata EKdw., Bull. Ent. Res. V, 81, @ (1914).
Kuala Lumpur, 28-vili-03; 9-x-03 [Leices/er].
Type in British Museum.

B]

moultoni, zd., loc. cit., V, 128, ®@ 9 (I914—15).
Kuching reservoir, Sarawak, 6-11i-14 [Moulton].
Type in British Museum.
brevirostris, 7d., loc. cit., V, 284, 7 @% (1914—15).
Kuching, Sarawak ; bred from pitcher plant, 1907 [J. Hewitt].
Types in British Museum.

obscura, id., loc. cit., V, 285, #7 @ (1914—15).
Sarawak. From old collection, Sarawak Museum.
Type in British Museum.

Orthopodomyia, Theob.

Entom. XXXVII, 236 (1904).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 527; V, 470, tab.
spp.: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 175: Brung sec:
Ind. Mus. I, 362; IV, 486; X,.67: Edw., Bull.
Ent. Res. IV, 239: How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq.
N. Aner. 42,1676:

GENOTYPE, 0. albipes Theob., by original desig-

nation.

Bancroffta, Lutz, in Bourroul’s Mosq. do Bras.,
59 (1904). 2
GENOTYPE, B. aibicosta Lutz, by original desig-
nation.

anopheloides Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VI, 315 (Mansonia) (1903).

Edw., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 239.

Finlaya anopheloides, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 361.

O. maculala, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 29, @ (1910).
Id., Monog. Culic. V, 473, @.

O. albipes var. megritarsis, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 177.
Maddathorai, 17-xi-o8 [Annandale], type of maculata; Pang-

kor Haut, type of nigritarsis |Dr. Daniels]. Types of anophe-

1920.] E. BRuNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. E77,

loides, @ @ in British Museum; of maculata in Indian Museum ;
of nigritarsis in Leicester collection.

albipes Leices. in Theob., Entom. XXXVII, 237, 7 2 (1904).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 527, 7 @: Leices., Culic. Malaya,
170, o 9) Brim. kec Ind) Mus. 30270 V 486:
Kuala Lumpur, iv [Leicester]. Type in British Museum.

maculipes Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 470; fig. 208, head 2; 209,
wing, 2, 210, wing @ (? error for @) (I9gI0).

Maddathorai, Travancore, 17-xi-08 [Annandale]; Peradeniya,
5-vii-og [Green]; Andaman Is., 22-vii-o8 [Lowis and Ray White].
Type o in Indian Museum; @ in British Museum.

Edwards thinks both albifes and maculipes probably colour
varieties only of anopheloides.

Aedeomyia, Theob.

Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 218; fig. 259, scales; 260, map of
distribution ; (sp. allotted) (1901).

Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. IV, 235 (nom. nud.)

(1901)? ¢d., Monog. Culic. V, 486: Id., Gen:

Ins., Fasc. 26, 35: Blanch., Moust., 403, 7 2;

Ne, 255 ;e war. chars, :)'Teices., Culic. . Malaya

LO ebrun eee. bud: Mus., L73660> TV 488s

X, 54: How., Dyar and Knab, Mosq. N. Amer.,

eve), LV. 6g.

GENOTYPE, Aedes squammipennis Arrib., by my

own designation (1914).

Aedomyta, Giles, Handbk., etc., 2nd ed., 478.
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. III, 24.

Squamipenna Arrib., El. Nat. Argent. I, 151 (Aedes squammi-

pennis) (1878).

Bron, Ree tnd) Mus: 1, 366:-1V;, 488.

Aedes squammuipenna, Arrib., Dipt. Argent., 62 (1891).

Aedes squamipennis, Giles, Handbk., etc., 347.

Aedeomyia squammipenna, Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 219, a 9°;
ig. 20m vary eharss or Oc pl. xexi. 124 sO eiall ins, col. :
pl. EK. wing scales; Joc. cit., III, 307: Leices., Culic. Malaya,
182, 7 @: Paiva, Rec. Ind. Mus. V, 202, notes.

Aedeomyia squammipennis, Theob., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 26; pl. ii,
9, %, full.ins. col.: Giles, Handb., etc., 2nd ed. 470:

Aedeomyia squamipennis, Blanch., Moust., 404, ?.

Dawna Hills, 2-iii-o8 [Annandale]; Calcutta, xi, “at light”’;
Madras [Cornwall]; “at light’ at sea, 4 miles off Tuticorin, 25-
v-08 [Paiva] ; Ceylon; Kuala Lumpur ; Perak [Wray]; Seleo Ber-
linhafen and Friedrich Wilhelmshafen [both Papua and Biro];
Manila [Banks]. Also occurs in South America, West Indies
and the Sudan. Type of squamipenna, location unknown to
present author.

catasticta Knab, Ent. News Phil., XX, 387, 2 (1909).

178 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 488: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. ITI, 25.

Samal, Bataan Parang; Mindanao [both Philippines]; also
Africa.

Type, Cat. No. 12,627, United States National Museum.

Edwards states that British Museum specimens from the Sudan,
Gold Coast and both North and South Nigeria agree exactly
with Knab’s description.

Leptosomatomyia, Theob.

Ann., Mus. Hung. III, 110 (1905).
Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 548: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. I, 362; IV, 488 se X63:
GENOTYPE, L. lateralis Theob., by original desig-
nation.

lateralis Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 110, @; fig. 13, head,
scutellum, claws (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 548, #7; fig. 252, head, scutellum,
claws.
Muina, Papua. 31-x1i-oo [Biro].
Type (partly dissected) in Hungarian Museum.

Harpagomyia, de Meij.

Tijd. v. Ent. LIT, 165 (1909).

Id., loc. cit., LIV, 126 (metamorphoses) ; pl.
xiv, var. chars.: Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 547;
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 504; X, 61.
GENOTYPE, Malaya genurostris Yeices., as Har-
pagomyia spiendens de Meij., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Malaya, Weices., Culic. Malaya, 258 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 503; X, 64.
GENoTYPE, M. genurosiris, id., sp. nov., loc. ctt.
This name, as pointed out by Edwards, is pre-
occupied by Malaita, Heller, 1891, in Coleoptera.

Grahamia, Theob., Rep. on Dr. Graham’s coll.
(1909), and Monog. Culic. V, 497, footnote, and
548.

genurostris Leices., Culic. Malaya, 258 (Malaya) (1908).
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 240.
Harpagomyia splendens, Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIII, 167, 7 ¢, pl.
x, I—9, var. chars. (1909).
Brug., Rees Ind? Musahvs 504:
H. caeruleovittata, Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 131 (1911).
Malay Peninsula ; Mindanao, Phil. Is., vii.
Type of genurostris in British Museum ; of splendens in Amster-
dam Museum; of caeruleovittata in Army Med. Mus., Washing-
ton.

1920.] E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 179

Hodgesia, Theob.

Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 17 (1904).
Id., Monog, Culic. IV, 579; V, 544: Gen. Ins.,
Fasc. 26, 40: Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 368:
Leices., Culic. Malaya, 229: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus, 1.367; 5001 XG-62: Blanch, Moust.,
631.
GENOTYPE, H. sanguinae Theob., by original
designation.
sanguinae Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 17 1904).
Giles, Joc. cit., VII, 368: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 367.
Angeles, Phil. Is. [Whitmore]; Luzon. Also occurs in Uganda.
Type in British Museum.
quasisanguineae Leices., Culic. Malaya, 230, 2 (1908).
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 240.
niveocaputis, Ludl., Psyche XVIII, 130, @ (1911).
Kuala Lumpur ; Fort Pikit, Mindanao, Phil. Is., xi.
Type of quasisanguinea in Leicester’s collection ; of niveocaputis
presumably in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
malayi Leices., Culic. Malaya, 231, #7 @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 500.

Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.
trimaculata Taylor, Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond., p. 204 (1914).
Papua.

Topomyia, Leices.

Culic. Malaya, 238 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 499; X, 72.
GENOTYPE, 7. minor, sp. nov., loc. cit., by my
own designation.

Pseudograhamia, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 26
(1910).

fd., MonoeCalic: Vi550 > Brun., Rec: Ind MusoT,
240., 1V, 400; X60.
GENOTYPE, P. aureoventer Theob., by original
designation.

minor Leices., Culic. Malava, 238, 7 2 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 500.

Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collection.
decorabilis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 239, ” & (1909).
Selangor. Type in Leicester’s collection.
argenteoventralis Leices., loc. cit., 240, 7 2 (argenioventralts)
(1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 499: Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV,
240.

Pseudograhamia aureoventer, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 27, ¢
(910): Theob , Monog. Culic, V, 551, 2: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. IV, 460, 489.

180 Records of the Indian Museum. [Wor Xovar,

Selangor; Pallode, Travancore, 16-xi-o8 [Annandale]. Type
of argenteoventralis in Leicester’s collection; of aureoventer in
Indian Museum. Theobald says (Monog. V) that the ‘ype of
aureoventer is in the British Museum, but it is in the Indian Mu-
seum.

argyropalpis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 242, @ 2 (1908).

Selangor, iv; Kuala Lumpur, iii. Types (a unique pair) in

Leicester’s collection.
rubithoracis, 7d., loc. cit., 243, @ 2 (1908).

Malaysia. Types in Leicester’s collection.
gracilis, 7d., loc. cit., 244, @ @ (1908).
Selangor, v. Type in Leicester’s collection.
nigra, 1d., loc. cit., 245, ® 2 (1908).
Ampang, near Kuala Lumpur. Type in Leicester’s collec-
tion.
dubitans, 7d., loc. cit., 246, 2 (1908).
Selangor, v. Tye, a unique specimen, probably lost, not

in Leicester’s collection. °
tipuliformis, 7d., loc. cit., 247, @ (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 500.

Selangor [Raub.] Type in Leicester’s collection.

T. argyroventralis may be the @ of this species, according to
Leicester, instead of the @ described as such, although the way
he mentions it is that t¢puliformis may be the real ~ of argento-
ventralis. If this proves to be the case the name of the o (tipu-
liformis) should stand, in spite of argentoventralis being described
on a previous page.

Zeugnomyia, Leices.

Culic. Malaya, 231 (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus: IV, 498 2,173:
GENOTYPE, Z. gracilis Leices., by original desig-
nation.

gracilis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 232, ~ @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 408.
Kuala Lumpur; Jugra, x, xi, xii. Type in Leicester’s col-
lection.

Rachionotomyia, Theob.

Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XVI, 248 (1905).
Theob;,-Monog. .Culic. IV, 5182 Edw. Ballk
Ent. Res. IV, 240: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 368 ;
IV 485) 30,
GENOTYPE, FR. avanoides, Theob., as R. ceylon-
ensts, sp. nov., by original designation.

Runchomyta, Theob., Monog. Culic. IIT, 319 (1903).
Theob., Joc. cit., IV, 585, note on name; V, 555, note

1920.] E. Brunerti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 181

om name: %@., Gen: Ins), Fase. 260, 38: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. 2 365 3 1W 408 7x, FP.
GENOTYPE, R. frontosa, td., loc. cit., sp. nov.

Binotia, Blanch., Arch. de Parasit. VIII, 478 (1904): nom.
nov., under suggested preoccupation by Rhynchomyza,
Rob. Des. in Muscinae.

Polylepidomyia, Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 118 (1905).

Theob., Monog. Culic. IV, 625: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
T, 366.15 025 e608:

GENOTYPE, P. argentetventris Theob., by original desig-

nation.

Colonemyia, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 233 (1908).

Brun.) Rec: snd. Wruss (Ws 498), 58:
GENOTYPE, C. caeruleocephala, Leices., by my own
designation. :

Sketrvomyia, td., loc. cit., 248 (1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 500; X, 71.
GENOTYPE, S. fusca, Leices., by original designation.

Squamomyia, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 28 (1910).

Id., Monog. Culic. V, 529: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV,

489; X, 71.

GENOTYPE, S. inornata, Theob., by original designation.
aranoides Theob., Monog. Culic. II, 274, 2 (Wyeomyra) (1901).

Rachionotomyia aranoides, Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 241.

Wyeomyia aranoides, Giles, Handbk., 2nd ed., 499, @: Blanch.,
Moust., 425.

Rachionotomyia ceylonensis, Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc.
MVI;-248' o> pl. B. 6, scutellaum (1905): Brung 2 Recy End,
Mus. I, 369.

Sketrvomyia fusca, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 248, 7 @ (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 500.

Squamomyia inornata, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 28, # (1910).
Id., Monog. Culic. V, 529, oc.

Straits; Malaysia; Peradeniya, x-ot [Green]; Dawna Hills,
2000—3000 ft., 2—3-iii-o8 [Annandale]. Types of avranotdes
and ceylonensis in British Museum ; of fusca in Leicester’s col-
lection; of znornata in Indian Museum.

nitidiventer Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 368 (Uvranotaenta)

(1904).

Rachionotomyia nitidiventer, Kdw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 241.

Runchomyia philippinensis, Giles, Jour. Trop. Med. VII, 368
(1904): Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 555 (Gile’s descr. copied) :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 493.

Pampanga, Phil. Is. [Whitmore].

Types of both forms in British Museum.

argenteiventris Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. II], 118, 2, fig. 15,

head, scutellum, bristles (Po/ylepidomyta) (1905).

Id., Mong. Culic. IV, 625, fig. 291, head. -etes: “fig. ‘292’,

wing, 2.

182 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Paumomu River (Papua), ix, xii, 1892 [Loria].
Type in Hungarian Museum.

caeruleocephala Leices., Culic. Malaya, 233, 7 2 (Colonemyia)

(1908).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 408.

Bukit Kutu; Ulu Kiang. Type in Leicester’s collection.
similis Leices., Culic. Malaya, 235, 7 9? (Colonemyia) (1908).

Bukit Kutu ; Malaysia. Type in Leicester’s collection.
hybrida, zd., loc. cit., 237, 29 (Colonemyia) (1908).

Bukit Kutu; Malaysia. Type in Leicester’s collection.

mendacis Daniels, Studies Inst. Med. Res. Fed. Malay States,
III, 266, @ 2 (1908), (Colonemyia) (1908).
Brun. Rec Indy Mus. IV 5.460:
East Coast Malay Peninsula.
Type probably lost, not in Leicester’s collection. Dr. Daniels’
paper follows that of Leicester’s in the same publication.

affinis Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 241, nom. nov. for Phonio-
miya caeruleocephala, Theob. (nec Leices).
Phomiomyia caeruleocephala, Theob., Monog. Culic. V, 577, 7 2,
fig. 252, wing (1910).
nec Colonemyia caeruleocephala, Leices., Culic. Malaya, 233
(1908).
Hakgala, Ceylon, iii-o7 [Green].
Types, a unique pair, in British Museum.
vicina’ Hdw., Bull. Ent, Res. Wa128) io 92) (1914):
Kuching Reservoir, 6-iii-14 [Moulton].
Types in British Museum.
nepenthis, 7d., loc. cit, V, "285. o 9 (Toms):
Bred from pitcher plant, xi-o7 [J. Hewitt].
proxima, 7d., loc. cit. V, 285, @ @ (1914).
Ulu Klang [Leicester] from old collection, Sarawak Museum,
including type: Ulu Gombak [Stanton].
Types in British Museum.

Wyeomyia, Theob.

Monog. Culic. IT, 267 (1901).

Theob., Jour. Trop. Med. II, 235 (nom. nud):
td.. Monog. Culic. III, 310, restricted (1903); V,
579, notes: z7d.,Gen Ins., Fasc. 26,38: Blanch.,
Moust:, 423: Giles: Handbk) etc:, znd ed. 495):
Leices., Culic: Malaya, 2503 Brun:,, Ree, Ind:
Mus. I, 365; 1V, 501; X, 73: How., Dyar and
Kniab, Mosq) Ne Aumier,, etc: [V pt. 1.649:
GENOTYPE, W. grayit Theob., by designation
of Neveu-Lemaire (1902).

Phoniomyia, Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 311
(1903): Theob., loc. cit. IV, 598; Gen. Ins., Fasc.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 183

26, 38: Blanch., Moust., 425: Leices., Culic.
Malaya, 253: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.I, 365; IV,
502; X, 68.

GENOTYPE, Wyeomyia longirostris Theob., by
designation of Dyar.

Dendromyia, Theob., loc. cit. III, 313 (1903).

lid locmeiP ais OoOgestist, Ssppe;6Ni,0587, tab:
SPD; : wd.) Gene ins. shasc..°20) | 30):. Blanch,
Moust. 426: Leices., Culic. Malaya, 25; Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 502: X, 59.

GENOTYPE, D. ulocoma ‘Theob., by personal
designation (1914). Howard, Dyar and Knab
give Wyeomyra luteoventralis Theob.

Bolbodeomyia, Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 31
(1oxK0)'* [de Mong »Culice W581 Brune Rec.
Ind. Mus. IV, 492; X, 56.

GENOTYPE, B. comptex, Theob., sp. nov., by
original designation.

Heinzmannia, Wudl., Can. Ent. XXXVII, 130
(Heizmannia, lapsus) (1905): Banks, Phil. Jour.
Sei I, gg: Brun’, Rec. Ind. Mus. 1, 366; X, 61.
GENOTYPE, H. scintillans Wudl., by original
designation.

greenii Theob., Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc., XVI, 247, 7 ? ; pl.
B. 5, antenna (1905).
Id., Monog. Culic. IV, 596: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 366;
LV (500: :
Peradeniya [Green], a perfect pair. Types in British
Museum.
bimaculipes Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 114, @ (Phoniomyta)
(1905): ¢d., Mong. Culic. IV, 600, ?.
Moroka, Papua, 1300 metres alt., vii—ix ; Fredrich Wilhelm-
shafen, Papua [5zro]. Type in Hungarian Museum.
indica Theob., Ann. Mus. Hung. III, 115, 7 @; pl. ii, wing
@ ; pl. ili, wing scales ? (Phoniomyia) (1905).

Phoniomyia indica, Theob., Mong. Culic. IV, 601, o, fig. 275,
wing ? : Leices., Culic. Malaya, 253, 7 @ : Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. I, 365; IV, 502, notes.

Kuala Lumpur; Singapore. Tye in British Museum.
scintillans Ludl., Can. Ent.» XXXVII, 130, ? (Heizmannia,
lapsus) (1905).
Angeles, Pampanga, Phil. Is., ix?
Type in Army Medical Museum, Washington.
metallica Leices., Culic. Malaya, 251, 2? (1908).
Bukit Kutu, Malaysia.
Type, a unique @? , in Leicester’s collection.
funerea, 7d., loc. cit., 252, @ (1908).
Kuala Lumpur. Type, a unique @ , in Leicester’s collection

184 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

communis, 7d., loc. cit., 254, 7 & (Dendromyta) (1908).

Selangor. Types in Leicester’s collection.
aureochaetae, td., loc. cit., 255, @ (Dendromyia) (1908).
Kuala Lumpur, iv, v. Type in Leicester’s collection.

achaetae, id., toc. cit., 257, 2 (Dendromyia) (1908).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 503.
Malaysia, a unique 2. Type in Leicester’s collection.

nepenthicola Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. IV, 550, ~ @ (1910).
Benguet (Trinidad, Phil. Is.), 30-xii-o7 [Banks].
Type in Entomological collection, Cat. No. 8159, Bureau of
Science, Manila.

complex Theob., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 31, # 2 (Bolbodeomyta)
(IQIo).
Id., Mong. Culic. V, 581, o 2, fig. 253, @ genitalia, 254,
wing, @; 255, wing, 2: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 492.
Dawna Hills, 2000—3000 ft., 1I-—3-iii-o8 [4Annandale].
Types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.

Sub-family CORETHRINAE.

Giles, Handbk., 2nd. ed., 500.
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 317; 504; Joc.
Ctt:5. V1, 227.

Chaoborus, Lichtenstein.!

Arch. Zool. I, 174 (1800).
GENOTYPE, Tvpula plumicornis F., as antisep-
ticus, Sp. NOV.

Sayomyia, Coq., Can. Ent. XX XV, 189 (1903).
Theob:, Gen. Tus., Fase. 26, 42> Brun, Ree:
Ind. Mus. I, 368; X, 71.

GENOTYPE, Corethra punctipennis Say., sp. nov.

manilensis Sch., Nov. Reise, Dipt. 30 (Corethra) (1868).
Edw., Bull. Ent. Res. IV, 242.
Sayomyia manilensis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. I, 368.
Corethva manillensis, Giles, Handbk., etc., 360, 2nd ed., 504.
Corethra asiatica, Giles, Jour. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. XIII, 610
(19g01)*: Brun; Ree: Ind= Mus. 1.368:
Chaoborus asiatica, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 505.
Chaoborus manillensis (larva and pupa), Baini Prashad, Rec. Ind.
Mus. XV, 154, pl. xix, I-7.
Calcutta, v, vii, viii, ix, xi, xii, often at light [Annandale];
Sibpur, near Calcutta, viii; Katihar, Purnea Distr., at light;
Sbajahanpur, Punjab [Giles]; Manila; Yenna R., Medha, Satara

1 For discussion on generic synonymy in Corethrinae, see Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. IV, 317 and VI, 227.
2 A two-line ‘“ description.”

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Dist., Bombay Presidency. Type: location unknown to
present author.
cornfordi Theob., Monog. Culic. III, 339, ? (Corethra) (1903).
Shaohyling, China, v, vi [Corntord]. Type, location un-
known to present author.

Corethrella, Coq.

Jour, N-Wk; Hint. Soc. X,-r9r (1902).
GENOTYPE, C. brakeleyi, Coq., by original desig-
nation.

Ramcia, Annand., Spol. Zeyl. VII, 187 (1g11t).
GENOTYPE, R. inepta, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

inepta Annand., Spol. Zeyl. VII, 189, fig. (p. 188) and pl. (larva,
pupa, wing, etc.) (IgII).
Diyatalawa, Ceylon, 4,300 ft. Larva, pupa and one imago,
a o@ taken by Maj. MacDougall, R.A.M.C.
Type in the British Museum; co-type of larva in the Indian
Museum,

Family DIXIDAE.
Dixa, Mg.

Syst. Besch. I, 316 (1818).

Sch. F.gAustr..11, 647: Brun., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 258, fig. 38, var. chars.: 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. .
EV, 264, tab. Ind: spp.

GENOTYPE, Dixa maculata Mg., by Curtis’s
designation.

montana Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 265, @ @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 262, 7 9, pl. xii, 9, wing.
Simla, 10-v-09, type @» ; Phagu, II-v-09g, type 92 ; Barogh,
5000 ft., 10-v-og [ali Simla Distr. and all Annandale].
Types in Indian Museum.

maculipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 266, ~ @ (1gI1I).
id. Hauna Brit. Ind..263, 7 2 , pl..xil; Le;-wine.
Darjiling, 29-v-10, type o [Brunetti]; Matiana, 8000 ft.,
Simla Distr., 28--30-iv-07, type 2 [Annandale].
Types in the Indian Museum, a unique pair.
ochrolineata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 267, 2 (ochrilineata)
(191).
Id., Fauna Brit: Ind. 261, 2, pl. xii, 8, wing:
Kurseong, 9-ix-09 [Annandale].
Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
bistriata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 269, @ (1911).
Td., Fauna Brit. Ind. 264, o.
Darjiling, 29-v-10. [Brunettz].
T ype, unique, in Indian Museum.

186 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

bifasciata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 269, 2 (1911).
id;, Fauna, Brit. Ind! 2645799,
Phagu, Simla Distr., 12-v-og [Annandale].
Type, unique, in Indian Museum.

binotata Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., VIII, 9, @ (19109).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra.

Family TIPULIDAE.
Sub-family PTYCHOPTERINAE.
Ptychoptera, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 262 (1803)
Sch., F. Austr. II, 495: Brun., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 279: Aucit.
GENOTYPE, Tipula contaminata I,., designated
by Latreille (1810).
? Ctenocerta, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 187 (1855).

distincta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI,232, 9) (romn):
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 281, @ ; pl. v, 1, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 3--9-vi-09 [Howlett].
Type in Pusa collection, a unique specimen.
tibialis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 233, ~ 2 (1911):
Id., Fauna Brite ind..282 ,) 0 o (@o1z)e 2d., Rec. Inds Mus:
XV, 256.
atritarsis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus VI, 234 92 (1911): 2d., Fauna
Brit. Ind., 283, @ (1912): td., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 256.
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 7—16-x-05, 30-ix-08, ‘7-vi-17, Ist week
in June 1917, very common [all Brunetti]; Siliguri, 18—20-
vii-0o7 ; Lebong, 6000—6600 ft., near Ghoom, 13-vi-14 [Gravely].
Type o of ttbialis in Indian Museum; type 2 and cotybpeao@
in my collection ; cotype ? in Vienna Museum; tyfe of atritarsis
in Indian Museum.

annandalei Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 296, ~ (1918).
Kalaw, 4000-—45000 ft., South Shan States, 10-iii-17 [Gravely].
Two @o. Type in Indian Museum.

Tanyderus, Phil.

Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, XV, 780, pl. xxix, 57 (1865).
Ost. Sack., loc. cit., XXIX, 517—522 (1879) :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 255.

GENOTYPE, Cylindrotoma ornatissima Dol., by
original designation.

ornatissimus Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 80, 7 (Cylindro-
toma) (1858).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits,, SGC 2285 a2 Bruns Ree:
Ind. Mus. VI, 235: Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXII, 84.
Amboina, Insel Obi. Type in Vienna Museum, damaged.

1920. | E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 187

mirabilis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, 104, fig. 1, wing (1915).
Id., Nov. Guin. Res. XIII, 51 (1915).
Papua.

Sub-family TITPULIN-Z.
Section CTENOPHORINI.!
Xiphura, Brullé.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. I, 206 (1832).
GENOTYPE, Tipula atrata \., the original
species.

indica Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 257, pl. viii, 1, antenna (1918).
Darjiling 6900 ft., I-vi-17. A perfect unique o@ in my own
collection, taken by me.

Ctenophora, Mg.

Illig. Mag II, 263 (1803).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 498: Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent.
ZGitss Oe 164. Brin, Rec. Inds Musil,
235: Fauna Brit. Ind., 288: Avxctt.

GENOTYPE, Tipula flaveolata F., designated by
Rondani, 1856.?

any pera. Latr., Nouv. Dict: Hist: Nat. 426
(1804).

! For characters, v. Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits., xxx, 164, e¢ seq: and
Brun., Fauna, 287.

2 A little investigation will, I think, show that Coquillett’s desire (1910) to
restrict Ctenophora to atrata \.. and its allies, and to set up Phoroctenta for the
remaining species of Ctenophora in a wide sense, is wrong. He accepts Latreille’s
designation (1810) of atvata L. as type species of Ctenophora, which would have
therefore left the bulk of the remaining species of the genus without a name, but
there may be a flaw in his reasoning which will save the name of Meigen’s genus
for the group of species so long associated with it. Meigen in 1803 (Illig. Mag.)
set up Ctenophora for pectinicornis L., bimaculata L., atrata F., and flaveolata
F. Two years later Latreille erected Tanyptera for atrata L. So far as can be
judged at this length of time, the genus was not favourably received, all the
species being still retained in Ctenophora. In 1810 Latreille apparently himself
acquiesced in this view as he selected atrata as the type of Ctenophora. In 1832
Brulle proposed Avphura with atrata as the sole species, and in 1833 Dictenidia
with A. bimaculata L. as type and these genera were practically universally
adopted. Rondani in his list of Italian genera (Prodrome 1856) accepted atrata
as type species of Xzphura and selected flaveolata (one of Meigen’s four original
species) as type of Ctenophora, and this view, so far as I am aware, was not
challenged. By general consent for the last three quarters of a century, atvata has
been regarded as not congeneric with the other species of the old Ctenxophora, and
the only question to settle is in which genus it should be placed. Meigen selected
no type species out of the four on which he founded Ctenophora; therefore
Latreille in selecting atvata as type of his Tanyptera (1805) has undoubtedly prior
claim to the species, as it was the sole exponent of his genus, and the fact that the
dipterologists of his day apparently ignored the genus does not prevent it being
resuscitated if originally legitimately founded. Therefore when Latreille himself,
in 1810, acquiescing in the suppression of Tanyptera, selected atrata as the type
species of Ctenophora, he went beyond his rights. Xzphura in 1832, also founded
on atrata alone becomes an absolute synonym of Tanyptera. Rondani, recog-

188 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoOL. XVI

xanthomelana Walk., List. Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 77, 2 (1848).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX, 166: Wulp. Tijd. v. Ent.
XXVIII 81. Bron; Rec) Endy Mus. Vi,-235. 240 ebauna

Brit. Ind., 289. East India. Tvpe in British Museum,
This species is retained under Clenophora but the o is not
known and it probably belongs to Pselliophora. C. melanura,
Walk. (List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 78; 1848) is a Sargus (Stratio-
myidae). Alexander now suggests that xanthomelana is prob-
ably identical with Prionota nigriceps, Wulp. If so, of course

Walker’s name takes precedence.

Pselliophora, Ost. Sack.

Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX, 165 (1886).
de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 63, tab. Javan
spp.: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VE, 236. tab. orient.
spp. and notes: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 290.
GENOTYPE, Tipula laeta F., by my own desig-
nation (Fauna, 290).

laeta Fab., Ent. Syst. IV, 239 (Tipula) (1792).
Ctenophora laeta, 1d., Syst. Antl., 19: Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 20

(Ctenophora): id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 38': Macq., Dipt. Exot.

1 1, 42, ply i, ee (full ins.)): Brun. eer Indma ins Ve 2aor

notes: XV, 257: %4d., Pauna Brit: Ind, zon, -o Oy, ple wie:

antenna (Pselliophora).

Widely distributed in India and the East; Dehra Dun,
Purneah, Sind, Calcutta, Bangalore, Travancore, Bombay, Goa,
Nilgiri Hills, Ceylon. A variable species.

Type presumably in Fabricius’s collection.

var. trilineata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 240 (1911).
Id. Fauna Brit. Inds 202, pl. v, 2,.witls. var
Unique type of this variety in Indian Museum.

ardens Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 20, 2 (Ctenophora) (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 39, 2 (Ctenophora).

Pselliophora, id., de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 61: Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. VI, 238 (o@ noted): Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus.
XLIX, 179, pl. xiv, 31, wing.

Batavia and environs, x [Jacobson]; Lombok; Sumatra;

Buitenzorg, i1i-o9 [Bryant and Palmer].

Type (a 2) in Wiedemann’s collection: the @ was apparently
first described by me from a specimen in the Vienna Museum.

nizing atrata as not congeneric with the other species of Ctenophora, retained
Xiphura with atrata as type, and in selecting flaveolata F. as type of Ctenophora
was entirely within his rights, and the latter species must be accepted as genotype
of the genus in its generally accepted sense. As regards Tanyptera versus
Xiphura, on the grounds of continuity before priority I retain the latter as it has been
recognized for nearly ninety years. Ctenophora is alrnost certainly not oriental, but
it is as well to keep the name in the lists until the discovery of the g of Walker's
xanthomelana decides this question.
! Some authors erroneously report a figure of this species by Wiedemann.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 189

compedita Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 21, 2 (Ctenophora) (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 39, 2 [Ctenophora).

Pselliophora, 1d:;- Wulp;> Tijd’ vo Ents x1, 156; pl..x, 1:
td. Notes Leyds Mus: "Vij. 25: Brin, Ree Ind! Mus? VI,
2381; IX, 257: Alex:, Proc. U.S Nat Mus PG EX 2x80. pl.
xlv, 32, wing.

Darjiling, 1000--3000 ft. [Lord Carmichael’s colin.] ; Sema-
rang, xi[ Jacobson]; Depok, ili, o9 [Bryant'and Palmer]; Celebes ;

ru.

Type of species (a 2) in Westermann’s coll.; o in Leyden

Museum.

fuscipennis Macq., Dipt. Exot., Supp. I, 10, pl. i, 4 wing (Cteno-

phora) (1846).

Pselliophora, id., Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX, 172: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 238; IX, 254.

Ctenophora javanica, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 406, pl. ix,
I, fullins. o (1856): Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XX, 156, o noted,
pl. x, 2, wing: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 238.

Djokjokarta, Java.

Type in Bigot coll, A o and 2 from the Darjiling District
in the Indian Museum appear to be this species, also two speci-
mens with a red thorax in Lord Carmichael’s collection from
Singla, 1500 ft. and Darjiling District, 1000-—3000 ft. Originally
recorded erroneously by Macquart from Brazil.

taprobanes Walk., Iist Dipt. Brit. Mus., I, 77, 2 (Ctenophora)
(1848). |
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 240, ~ noted: zd., Fauna Brit.
ind: 293, 9 pl. v.3, wing, pl..vi, 10, 1L,.o genitalia:
Ceylon, not uncommon. May to September.
Type @ in British Museum.

fumiplena Walk., Ins. Saund Dipt., pt. v. 449, 2 (Ctenophora)

(1856).

Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX, 170: Brun., Rec. Ind.

Misi V1 2407) XV, 258 : -Edw.; Ann-)Mag. Nat, Hust: (8)

XVIII, 256, notes.

China.

Type 2 in British Museum. This species is probably out
of place in this Catalogue as apparently it comes from North
China, from whence Mr. Edwards informs me the 9? @ in the
British Museum come.

chrysophila Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 6, 2 (Ctenophora)
(1857).
Brun, Rec. Ind: Mus, V1, 238: 2d., Fauna Brtainds os), 9 .
Bhim Tal, 19—22-ix-06 [ Annandale] ; Singapore; Tura, Assam,
vill-17 [Kemp].
Type 2 in British Museum, the ~ apparently still unknown.

incunctans Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 93, 7 2 (Cteno-
phora) (1860).

196 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo.. XVII,

Wulp., Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 255 (Ctenophora): id., Cat.
Dipt. S, Asia, 37, note: Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX,
171: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 239 (varieties noted).
Ctenophora velutina, Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VI, 256, ?.
Celebes, Tondano, Saugir.
Type in British Museum, in good condition.
gaudens Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 93, 7 2 (Ctenophora)
(1860).
Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 399 (Ctenophora): 1d.,
Berl) Ent. Zeits. XOX, 177r. Brtin.) Rec. Ind? Mus: Vit 238%
IX, 257, pl. xiv, 8, ~ genitalia.
Celebes.
Typeo 2 in British Museum. Ac in the Indian Museum, from
Singla, Darjiling District, v-13, may be this species.
suspirans Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 93, 7 (Ctenophora)
(1882).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 241.
Phillippines. ~ Bezzi (Phil. Jz Scii XIE, Sect. Di p.100,%e" 2)
describes a variety from three localities in Luzon.
Type, location unknown.
idalia Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 94,@ (Ctenophora)
(1882).
Philippines.
Type, a unique ~; location unknown.

dolens Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 94, 7 9 (Ctenophora)
(1882).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 240.
Philippines.
Types, location unknown.

curvipes Wulp, Notes Leyd Mus. VI, 254, 2 (Ctenophora) (1884).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 238.
Gorontalo.
Type, a unique @ , in Leyden Museum.
annulosa Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 1, 2 (Ctenophora) (1885).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 241.
Java.
Type, a unique @ , in Leyden Museum.
rubra Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX}j 171, @ (1886).
Brun., Ree. Ind: Mus, VI, 2387 Alex., Proc. U.S: Nat. Mus:
XLIX, pl. xlv, 33, wing.
Laos, Siam [Mouhot]; Buitenzorg, iii-og; 4-iv-o9 [Bryant and
Palmer].
Type in Berlin Museum.

nigrithorax Wulp in de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 87,7 9
(1904).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 238.
Java.
Types in Amsterdam Museum.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. Igh

insignis de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk., XVII, 87, & (1904).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 241.
Java (Tosari).
Type in Amsterdam Museum, a unique @.

stigmatica de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 88, 2, pl. viii,
I full ins. (1904).
Bran., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 238.
Lahago, Central Nias Island.
Type, a unique 2 , in Amsterdam Museum.

bifascipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 241, 2? (191I).

Shanghai.

Type, a unique ¢ , labelled ‘‘ Consul Haas” in Vienna Mu-
seum. Possibly out of place in this Catalogue.

divisa, id., loc. cit., 242, @ (I9II).
Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 254, notes: Brun..,

Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 258.

‘“ Kast Indies, 1892” [Felder]; Pashok Spur, Darjiling Distr.
[Lister]; Sikkim, v, 96; Bhutan; Lat Bua, Kao, East Siam
[C. Boden Kloss].

Type (a?) in Vienna Museum.

immaculipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 243, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 294, 9? , pl. vi, 7, full ins., 8, antenna.
Sylhet [Hall].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

terminalis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 244, 2 (1911).
Montes Mauson, 2000—3000 ft., Tonkin, iv or v [Fruhstorfer].
Unique type in Vienna Museum.

ctenophorina Riedel, Ent. Mitt. Berl. II, 273 (1913).
Kankau (Koshun), Formosa, v, vi, vii, ix, 1912.
Edwards records agin the British Museum from Koannania,
S. Formosa, 15 vi-06 [Wileman].
Types and colypes in Deuts. Ent. Mus. Berl., cotypes in Riedel
collection.
strigipennis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent., LVI, Supp. p. 5,9 (1913)
(Mar. 1914).
Java.
speciosa Hdw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 254, o (1916).
Khasi Hills, Assam.
Unique /yfe in British Museum.
semirufa Edw., Joc. cit., 255, 2 (1916).
Taihoku, Formosa, xi-og [Nztobe].
Unique type in British Museum.
luctuosa de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIX, 199, 2 (1916).
Gunung Susuruh, Preanger, Java [Corporvaal].
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.

praefica Bezzi, Phil. Jour. Sci. XII, Sect. D, 110, @ (1917).
Mindanao, Phil. Is. [Baker].

192 Records of the Indian Museum. {VoL. XVII,

tripudians 7d., loc. cit., 111, 2 (2 praefica 2) (1917).
Laguna, Phil. Is. [Baker].
approximata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 259, 2 (1918).
Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist., 3--10-x-16 [Kemp].
Unique tyfe in Indian Museum.
flavofasciata 7zd., loc. cit., 259, 7 2, pl. viii, 2, abdomen, 3, wing
(1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, Assam, 3500--3900 ft , vii-17 [Kemp].
Types in Indian Museum.
aurantia, zd., loc. cit., 260, 9 (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, Assam, 3500—3900 ft., viii-17
[Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
latifascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 260, 2 (1918).
Pollibetta, Coorg, S. India, 24-x—-16-xi-15 [ Fletcher].
Type, presented to British Museum.
? P. elongata Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 202, 2 (1913).
Hakgala, Ceylon, 4500 ft., v-IgIT.
Unique type in British Museum.

Prionota, Wulp.

Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 1 (1885).
Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus. VIII, 15 (19109).

Prionocera, Ender., nec Lw., Zool. Jahr. XXXII,

28 (1912).

GENOTYPE, P. nigriceps, sp. nov., the original

species.

nigriceps Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 2, 7 2 (1885).

Id. Tijdiiv. But. XXVIIE| 82 pl. iv 93, full ims: SB cua

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 245 [Prionota]: Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat.

Mus. XLIX, 181, pl. xlv, 34, wing; pl. xivii, 50) “antenna,

part, 51, 52, genitalia ~ [Prionota].

Java; Mt. Salak, Java, 15-v-09g [Bryant and Palmer]; Tjibo-
das, Mt. Gedeé, Java, 20-iv-og [Bryant and Palmer].

Typein LeydenMuseum. Alexander (Joc. cit., antea) says Prio-
nota and Prionocera (Stygeropis, tw.) are distinct. Kieffer
uses Prionota again in Cecidomyidae in 1894. Edwards recently
states that Ctenophora xanthomelana, Walk., is probably identical
with nigriceps.

serraticornis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 242,? @ (Pselltophora)
(1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 206.7 a.

Ceylon, 1861 [ Felder].

Type, a unique specimen with tip of abdomen missing, in
Vienna Museum. Edwards recently refers my species here.

flaviceps Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 28, 2? (Prionocera) (1912).

Sumatra.
Unique type in Stettin Zoological Museum.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 193

elongata Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 202, ? (? Pselliophora)
(1913).
Hakgala, Ceylon, 4500 ft., v-IgITI.
Unique type in British Museum.

Section TIPULINI.
Ctenacroscelis, Ender.

Zool. Jahr. XX-XII, 1 (1912).
GENOTYPE, C. dohrnianus Ender., sp. nov.
Ctenacroscelis, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 261.

praepotens Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 40 (Tipula) (1828).

Tipula, id., Macq., Dipt. Exot., Supp. 3, 7, pl. i, F: Ost. Sack.,
Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 399: id., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX, 183:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 246.

Ctenacroscelis praepotens, Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX,
182, pl. xlv, 35, wing.

East Indies; Java; Sumatra; Amboina; Mt. Salak, 15-v-09 ;

Pelaboean Ratoe [both Java and Bryant and Palmer].

Type in Leyden Museum, Wiedemann quoting no sex, but
both sexes are present among the old specimens in that collec-
tion.

monochrous Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 41, 2 (Tspuda) (1828).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 182, pl. xlv, 36, wing;

xlvil, 53, 54, genitalia o.

Tipula monochroa, Macq., Dipt. Exot., Supp. 3, 6, pl. i, 2, wing:

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 246.

Gunung Ungaran, Java, v [Leeuwen]; Mt. Salak, 15-v-09;
Pelabdean Ratoe, x, 09 [both Java and Bryant and Palmer];
Sumatra; Celebes.

Type in Leyden Museum. Wiedemann mentions only the ¢ ,
but both sexes are present in the old collection.

umbrinus Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 49, 7 (Tspula) (1828).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 182, pl. xlv, 37, wing ;

xlvili, 55, 56, genitalia o.

Tipula umbrina, Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XXIIT, 158: zd., Notes
Leyd. Mus. VII, 4: Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 399:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 246: Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts.
Mas VIET rr.

Tipula castanea, Macq., Dipt. Exot. I, 1, 54, ” (1838).

Tipula congruens, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 231, ?
(1861).

East Indies; Sumatra; Sinabang (Simalur Is. near Sumatra),
iii, v, vii; Celebes; ObiIsland; Dorey ; Papua; Waigou,i; Java,
var. locs., i, iv, v, x [¢. de Metj.]; Tjibodas, Mt. Gede, 20-iv-o9 ;
Mt. Salak, 15-v-og; Depok, 10-ii-og [all Java and Bryant and
Palmer]; Siolak Daras, Sumatra, 3000 ft. ; Sungei Penoh, Korin-
chi Valley, Sumatra, 2600 ft., ili, 14.

194 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor vied

Type in Leyden Museum. Edwards recently doubts the iden-
tity of castanea, Macq., with this species.

infindens Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. IV, 92, 2° (Tipula) (1860).

Brun., Ree, Ind. Mus: V1; 247:

Ceram, Macassar.

Type in British Museum in fair condition. Walker described
it asa @ from Makessar, but the specimen labelled “‘ type”’ is a
@ from Ceram. Some error seems to have crept in here, which
probably cannot now be rectified. Ihave to thank Mr. Edwards
and Mr. Hill for these notes.

majesticus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 248, 7 92 (Tzpula) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 303, 7 2 (Trpula).

N.E. Frontier, India, 4000 ft., 15-ili-12 [Kemp]; Naini Tal;
Darjiling, 3—9-vi-09, type o@ [Howlett]; Singla, vi-12; Tin-
dharia, 3000 ft., viii-12 [both Darjiling Distr. and Lord Carmi-
chael collection]; Kalimpong, 600—4500 ft. [Gravely]; Sureil,
iv, v-1I7_ [Kemp]; Pashok, 26-v—r14-vi-16 [Gravely]; Darji-
ling District, 10o00o—3000 ft. [Lord Carmichael coll.]; Kurseong,
24-vi-lo, type ¢ [Annandale]; Nilgiri Hills, 3500 ft., ix-ro
[A ndrewes|; Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist. [Kemp]; between Kalek
and Misshing, 4000 ft., Abor Exped. [Kemp]; Mazbat, Man-
galdai, Assam [Kemp]; Ginting Bidai, 2000 ft., Selangor- Pahang
Frontier, Fed. Malay States, iv-17 [Boden Kloss].

Type @ in Pusa coll., ‘ype @ in Indian Museum. A specimen
of majestica in the Indian Museum collection measures almost
exactly 100 mm. in full expanse of wings which easily surpasses
both my T. carmichaeli and Cten. rex, Alex.

fulvolateralis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 249, ~ (Tipula) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 304, # @, pl. vi, 15, genitalia (Tzpu-
la): td., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 263 (Tzpula).

Himalayas, common in most localities from 600 ft. upwards,
March to October ; Mussoorie, ix-06 ; Bhim Tal, 4500 ft., 1g—22-
ix-06 [Annandale]; Sikkim; Sureil; Kalimpong; Singla; Pashok ;
Soom; Kurseong; Dhikala, Gahrwal Distr., W. Himalayas, Io-
iii-10; Shillong, 5500—6400, 29-viii—5-ix-15 [Kemp]; Mazbat,
Mangaldai Distr., Assam, II---15-x-10, type @ [Kemp].

Tvpe #7 and 2 inIndian Museum. Ihave stated my T. fulvo-
lateralis to be a true Tipula, but at the time of writing I had no
specimens for comparison and wrote from memory, but a closer
inspection of several specimens proves the species to belong here.
Alexander thinks my fulvolateralis may be synonymous with
umbrinus, Wied.

flavus, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 252, o (Tipula) (1911).
Tipula, id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 308, ~: Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 257,
? noted.

Sikkim, iii or iv, type o» [Fruhstorfer].

Type in Vienna Museum. ‘The specimens referred to this
species by me recently (Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 257) are flavoides,
Brun., the tyfe@ being the only example of flavus known to me

1920. ] EF. Brunerti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 195

ornatithorax, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 258 @ 2 (Ttpula) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 331, 7 2 (Tvpuia).

Darjiling, 3—9-vi-09, type ~ [Howlett]; 21—29-v-06 [Annan-
dale]; Kurseong, 5000 ft. [Annandale]; Pashok, 2000—2500 ft.
[Gravely]; Bhowali, Kumaon, 5700 ft., vii-og, type 2 , and Io0-
vii-1o [Imms]. Recorded doubtfully from Sumatra.

Type o in Pusa coll., type 2? in Indian Museum.

ochripes, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 260, 7 2 (Tipula) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 334, 7 2 (Ttpula).

Pashok Spur, Darjiling District [Listery]; Castle Rock, N.
Kanara Dist., 11--26-x-16 [Kemp]; Nilgiris, S. India, 6000 ft.
[Andrewes]; Kandy, 20-v-10, type o [Gravely]; 31-x-00, type &
[Green]; Man-San, N. Hsenwi, Shan States, Upper Burma, 2400
ft., ii to iv-15 [Coggin-Brown].

Type @ 2 in Indian Museum; cofype in Vienna Museum from
Ceylon.

dives Brun , Fauna Brit. Ind. 307, o (Tzpula) (1912).
Kurseong, 23-vi-ro [Annandale]; Soom, Darjiling District,
5000—7000 ft., 14-vi-14 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.
carmichaeli Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 257, «7; pl. xiv, 6, full
ins., 9, genitalia (T7pula) (1913).
Sureil, Darjiling District, vi-13; captured by Lord Carmi-
chael in a bath-room.
Type in Indian Museum. A second specimen was recently
seen by me, in the possession of Capt. Balfour.

borneensis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 263, nom. nov. for pallida,

Walk.. preoce. Lw., 1863 (Tzpula) (1918).
Tipula pallida, Walk. nec Lw., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII,

105 (1865).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 247: de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX,
Sti Papuae Riverkamp, ii; Alkmaar, xa Reser Ws pare. x
(all Papua).
Type in good condition in British Museum.

flavoides, zd., loc. cit., 267, * 9; pl. viii, 5, antenna (as

nov.” only, /apsus) (Tipula) (1918).

Singla, Darjiling District, 1500 ft., v-I3; vi-12; Shoirakund,
Assam-Bhutan Froniter, 18—-22-x-12; Darjiling, 1000—3000 ft.,
vi-I2; above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900 ft., ix-17 [Kem];
Sidapur, Coorg, S. Ind., 16-v-17.

Types in Indian Museum.

dohrnianus Enderl., Zool. Jahr. XXXI,1, 9, fig. A, wing (1912).

Soekaranda, Sumatra.

Type, a unique 2? ,in Stettin Zoolog. Museum.

sikkimensis, id., loc. cit., 4, @ (1912).
Darjiling.
Type, a unique @, in Stettin Zoolog. Mus.

ce

sp.

196 Records of the Indian Museum. [Mor. Vi.

sumatranus, 7d., loc. cit., 5, 2 (1912).
Soekaranda, Sumatra.
Type, a unique @, in Stettin Zoological Museum.

rex Alex., Insec. Insit. Menst: V},21, « (1917).
Brun. , Ree. dnd: Mus. XV 265:
Taungoo Distr., Burma.
Type in Entomological collection, Philadelphia, cotype in
Alexander’s coll. Rex and my Tipula carmichaeli are probably
amongst the largest species of diptera known.

penumbrinus Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus. VIM ries?
(1919).
Siolak Daras, Sumatra, 3000 ft.

‘Fipula, 1:

Syst. Nat. Ed. X, 585 (1758).

Sch., F. Austr., II, 509: de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent.
LV, 63; tab. Javarsp.2 (Brun., Rec; Ind) Mas,
VI, 246 ; XV, 262, notes Orient. spp.: 2d@., Fauna
Brit. ind. 207:

GENOTYPE, T. oleracea I,., by universal accept-
ance.

Tipulodina, Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 30 (1912) :
Brun., Ree, Ind: Mus XV, 270.322, criticism:
GENOTYPE, Tipula magnicornis Ender., sp. nov.,
by original designation.

pedata Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 23, @ (1821).

Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 45, 92: Wulp., Dipt. Sum. Exped., Io:

Ost: Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX VI, 92: de Meij., Tiyd. v. Ent.

LIV, 64: Bran:, Rec Ind? Mus: Vi, 246): Alex. -Procs)or

Nat. Mus. XLIX, 183, pl. xlv, 38, wing; XLVIII, 57—60,

genitalia o.

Java, var. locs., 1, xi, xii; Buitenzorg, iii, 09; 10-iv-09; Pela-
boean Ratoe, 12-x-09; Mt. Salak, 3000 ft., 15-v-og [all three
Java and Bryant and Palmer|; Sumatra; Borneo; Philippine
Is.; Assam ; Ceylon.

Type, a 2, in Westermann’s collection.

venusta Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 64 (1848).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. V1, 246: 2d@., Fauna, Brit. Jud .s02.
pl. v, 5, wing.

Sylhet ; Siliguri; Calcutta [Target]; Mvitkyina, Upper Burma,
30-villi—I-ix-14 [Fletcher]; Tura, Garo Hills, Assam, viii-17
[Kemp].

Type recorded originally as in the British Museum, sex un-
stated, but now no longer to be found there.

reposita Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 67, » @ (1848).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 246: Fauna, 315.
Nepal.

1920.]| EE. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 197

Type @ @ in British Museum, o@ in fair condition, @ reduced
to a fragment.

melanomera Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 68, ~ (1848).
Brun:, Rec. Ind.Muss VIji247> XV 9203" Brun. Fauna Brit:
Ind., 330.
Sureil, 5000 ft., iv
[Fletcher]; Nepal.
Type in British Museum.

vicaria Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt., pt. V, 444, o# (1856).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 247: Fauna Brit. Ind., 332.

India, according to the type. Walker’s description says East
Indies.

Type in British Museum, too damaged for comparison. The
name vicaria is preoccupied by Walker himself in 1848 for a
South African species. The present species appears to be
represented by the original specimen only, which is useless. If
subsequently identified from the description a new name can be
Set Gp.

vilis Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. I, 108, @ (1857).
Brun, Rec Ind) Mus. Vi,.247: de Meij., Tijdav, Bub biV
69 (¢@ descr.).
Sarawak, type 7; Buitenzorg, iii; Gunung Ungaran, xii [both
Java and Jacobson].
Type in British Museum, beyond recognition.
inordinans Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. IV, 93, @ (1860).
Bruny Rec. Ind, Mus: Vi, 247.
Macassart.
Type, a unique o, in British Museum, in good condition.
fumifinis Walk., loc. cit., V, 145, # (1861).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 247, notes.
Amboina.
Type, a unique o&, in British Museum, in good condition.
Walker thought his species identical with longicornis, Dol., but
Van der Wulp considered them distinct.

punctifrons Rond., Ann. Mus. Gen. VII, 463 (1875).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 247.

Sarawak. Location of type uncertain, said to be in Genoa >

Museum.

serrata Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 5, ~ (1885).
Brun, Rec. Ind Mus: VI, 247.
Seharan, Sumatra.
Type in Leyden Museum, also a ? from Sumatra in same col-
lection.

pilosula Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 5, @ (1885).
deo Met; Tijd. ve Bats LIV, 67: Brun., Ree sind: Mus. Vi,
2A.
Java; Gunung Kenepai; Borneo.
Type in Leyden Museum.

v-17 [Kemp]; Maymyo, Upper Burma

198 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL SOVaT:

leucopyga Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 6, 7 @ (1885).
Td.; Tid. vy. “Hut, XVI? 84, pl-av., 6 Bruneekce wince

Mus. VI, 247.

Java; Depok, Java, ii [ Jacobson]

Types ¢ 9 in Leyden Museum.

thibetana de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 89, pl. viii, 2, 3,

wing (1904).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 248.

Tatsienlou, Thibet.

Type in Amsterdam Museum. Perhaps incorrectly included
in this Catalogue but may occur in the Himalayas.

omissinervis de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. V, 71, fig. 4, wing, part

(Tanypremna) (1906).

Td., loc. tit., UX, 312) note: Bruni, Rec; Ind. Mus. Vagos:

Wendesi, Papua, vi; Regen Is., Papua, ix—x-o09; Waigou, 1.
Type in Leyden Museum, cofyfe in Amsterdam Museum.

cinctipes de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 64, o (I911).

Gunung Kenepai (Borneo, Pondok).

Type, a unique @, in Leyden Museum.

gedehana, 7d., loc. cit., 66, @ pl. iv, 47, wing (1911).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XILEX, 185; pl. xipaO3ne4e

genitalia o.

Kraton des Gunung, Gedeh, Java [Buttikofer]; Tjibodas, Mt.
Gede, Java, 4000, 8000, gooo ft., ix-og [Bryant and Palmer].
Type in Leyden Museum.

cinereifrons, zd., loc. cit., 68, @, pl. iv, 48, wing (I9ITI).
Java [t. de Mevjere|; Sumatra [t. Enderlein].
Type in Leyden Museum.

inconspicua, 7zd., loc. cit., 70, 7, pl. iv, 49, wing (I9QIT).
Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson].
Type in Amsterdam Museum, a unique o@.

walkeri Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 246, nom. nov. for (and notes on)
fulvipennis, Walk., preocc. De Geer (1911).
Tipula fuluipennis, Walk., List. Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 67 (1848).
Nepal.
Type in British Museum, sex unstated, valueless for com-
parison. De Geer’s fulvipennis, a Furopean species, was set up
in 1776 and is synonymous with lutescens, F.

schummeli Brun, Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 247, nom. nov. for longi-
cornts, Dol. (19TT).
longicornis, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 79 (1858).
Amboina.
Type in Vienna Museum; no sex stated. The name Jongi-
cornis, preoccupied by Schumniel in 1833 for a European species,
and also used for some other species subsequently.

fumifasciata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 250, 7 @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 308, 7 @, pl. v, 7, wing.

1920.] EE. BRUNETTI: Ortental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 199

Ukhral, Manipur, 6400 ft., viii 18, types [Pettigrew]; Central
China.
Type @ and ? in Indian Museum, colyfes in Vienna Museum.

fumipennis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 250, 2 (1911).
id:; Fauna, Brit. lads-305, 9’; ple v, 6; wing.
Darjiling, 3—9-vi-09 [Howlett], type ; 6000—7000 ft. [Gravely] ;
7000 ft. [Brunettt|; Mussoorie, vi-og.
Type in Pusa collection.

pluto; 7d:; Rec ind] Musa Vly 251; 2° (TOrT):
Tonkin (Montes Mausson, 2000— 3000 ft., iv or v) [Fruhstorfer].
Type, a unique ? , in Vienna Museum.

cinerea, td.; locxcit= 252, 2 (1OLL).
Wd. loc. ct. XN, 274.
Lombok, 2000 ft., v or vi-1896 [Fruhstorfer].
Type in Vienna Mus., a unique @.
sciariformis, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 259, 2 (1911).
Tonkin [Fruhstorfer],
The unique ? ¢ype in Vienna Museum.

demarcata, zd., loc. cit., 259, 2 (1911).
id. Haunay tit. Ind-; 235, 2.

Kurseong, 4700—5000 ft [Annandale]; Almora, Kumaon,
5000 ft. [Paiva]; Kandy, v-tgt0, tvpe [Green]; Peradeniya, 25-
xii-or [Dr. Uzel].

Type in Indian Museum, cotype from Peradeniya in Vienna
Museum.

himalayensis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 252, 7 @ (IQI1I).
id, Patinat Brit, lud.- 315; o 9 5 plu vee wiles sole wn,

16, 17, genitalia: Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 262, allied spp.

Himalayas, the commonest species, generally distributed at
all hill stations from east to west during summer and autumn,
at least from Shillong to Mussoorie.

Type o and @ in Indian Museum, cofype in my collection.

robusta, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 254, o (1911).
id, Pauna Brit. lnd3, 310, o.
Mussoorie, 22-vi-05 [Brunetit].
Type, a unique o&, in my collection.

elegans, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 255, 2 (1911).
Id. Wavswer Brit. Tnd-}-323, 9: 1d. Ree. Ind. Mus: 205274.
Mussoorie, 18-vi-05 [Brunettz].
Type, a unique @ , in my collection.
interrupta, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 256, @ (1911).
id. Fauna Brit. Ind., 327.; 2:
Darjiling, 3—9-vi-o9 [Howlett].
Type, a unique 2 ,in Pusa coil.
nigroapicalis, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 257, 7 ¢? (I9QII).
id) Fauna Brite Ind, 328, :o (or

200 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Darjiling, 16—20-x-05, type # 2 , 10—16-x-05 [both Brunett?].
Type @ @ and other specimens in my collection.
divisa, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 261, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 337, o.
Darjiling, 3—-9-vi-09 [ Howlett].
Type, a unique o, in Pusa collection.
gracilis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 262, 2 (1911).
fd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 338, 9.
Darjiling, 7-x-05.
Type, a unique 2, in my collection.

gracillima Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 302, ¢ (1912).
Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 202 (1913): Brun., Rec.
Ind. Mus. XV, 262.
Peradeniya, 20-vii-10, type [Gravely]: Cherambadi, Wynaad,
S. India, x-13 [Howlett]; Parambikulam, Cochin, 1700—3200
ft., 16—24-ix-14 [Gravely].
Tvpe in Indian Museum.

princeps Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 306, @ 9 (1912).

Kurseong, 18—19-vi-10, at light [Annandale]; Darjiling,
7000 ft: I—10-v1-17 [Brunetti]; Soom, Darjiling District, 4000
—5000 ft., 16-vi-14 [Gravely].

Types in Indian Museum.

Serricornis, 7d., Joc ictt., 300, a 2 (1Or2):
Western Himalayas, Naini Tal.
Types in Indian Museum.
pulcherrima, 1d., loc. cit., 310, ¢ 9 ; pl. v, 8, wing; pl vinra

thorax, 13, genitalia (1912).

Darjiling, 3—9-vi-og [Howlett]; v-13; Tura, Garo Hills,
Assam, vii-17 [Kemp]; Bhowali, 5700 ft., 27-vi-Io, type v, at
light ; vii-09, ‘ype 9 , 26-vi-10 [all Imms].

Types in Indian Museum, cotype 2 in Pusa coll.

fuscinervis, 7d., loc. cit); 12 "2 pl.v, oO, ‘wing (1012):
Kurseong, 2I—29-v-06 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique ?.

Patricia, td., loc. cil, 313, 2 (1642):
Kurseong, 26-vi-10 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique @.

splendens, id., loc. cit., 314, 7, pl. v, 10, wing (1912).
Badrinath, Gahrwal Distr., 21-v-10 [Imms].
Type, a unique o, in Indian Museum.

tessellatipennis, id., loc. cit., 317, 7 2, pl. v, 13, wing (1912).
Naini Tal, 6400 ft., v or vi, 1893.
Types in Indian Museum, a unique pair.

marmoratipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 319, 2, pl. v, 13, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 24-iv-10, type [Brunetti] ; 10-vi-17, 7-viii-09 | Pazva].
Type in Indian Museum.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 201

quasimarmoratipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 320, 2 , pl. v, 14, wing (1912).

Darjiling, 23-v-10, (‘vpe [Brunetti]; Kurseong, 9-ix-09 [A nnan-

dale]; Ukhrul, Manipur, 6400 ft. [Pettigrew]; Tura, Garo Hills,
Assam, ix-17 [Kem]. Type in Indian Museum.

griseipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 321, 7, pl. v, 15, wing (1912).
Badrinath, Gahrwal Distr., 27-v-10 [Imms]; Matiana [A nan-
dale}. Type in Indian Museum.

nigrotibialis, zd., loc. cit., 324, @ (1912).
Darjiling, 28-v-10 [Brunettz].
Type in Indian Museum.

striatipennis, 1d., loc cit., 325, °, pl. v, 16, wifig (1912).
Kurseong, 6-vii-o8 [Annandale]. Unique ‘ype in Indian
Museum.

subtincta, zd., loc. cit., 326, 2 , pl. vi, 18, genitalia (1912).
Darjiling, 29-v-17; 2 and 8-vi-12 (all Brunettc|; Kurseong,
7-ix-09 [Annandale]; Bhowali, 5-700 ft. [Imms]; Maupun,
Khasi Hills [Warren]. Type in Indian Museum.

continuata, id., loc; cit., 328, 7 2 (1912).
Darjiling, 25—29-v-10,type gr @ ; 16—20-x-05 [both Brunettt] ;
Chitral, N.W. Kashmir, 9500 ft. [Wall].
Types in Indian Museum.

quadrinotata, id., loc. cit., 330, 2 (1912).
Darjiling [Paiva]; Ukhrul, Manipur, 6400 ft. [Pettigrew].
Type in Indian Museum.

brunnicosta, 7d., loc. cit., 332, 7 2 (I9I2).
Simla, 7000 ft.; 11-v-o8 [Annandale]; Theog, 8000 ft. [An-
nandale| Kalighat, Gahrwal Distr., 6000 ft., 4-vi-10 [Imms].
Types in Indian Museum.

tenuipes, zd., Joc. cit., 333, 2 (1912).
Sylhet [Hall]. Unique type in Indian Museum.

flavescens, 7d., loc. cit., 334, 2 (1912).
Hakgalla, Ceylon, 29-ix-09 [Gree].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

munda, 7d., loc. cit., 336, 7 @ (1912).
Mussoorie, 18-vi-og; Darjiling, 23—29-v-10; 10-vi-17 [all
Brunette].
Type @ 2 in Indian Museum, cotyfe ¢ @ in my collection.

cinctoterminalis, zd., loc. cit., 338, (1912).
Kurseong, 7-ix-o9, type [Annandale]; Bhowali, 15-vi-10
[Imms].
Type in Indian Museum.
elegantula, id., loc. cit., 339, 7; pl. v, 17, wing (1912).
Almora, Kumaon, 5500 ft. [Paiva]; Castle Rock, N. Kanara
Dist.,? 9 [Kemp]; Shevaroy Hills, Yercaud, S. Ind., 4500 ft.

202 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

17—2I-xii-13 [Fletcher]; Mazbat, Assam, 1I—15-x-10 [Kem];
Cherrapunji, Assam, 4400 ft., 2—8-x-14, incl. type [Kemp];
Shillong, x-16 [Fletcher]; 5500—6400 ft., 29-viii—5-ix-15
[Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.
coquilletti Ender., Zool. Jahr., XXII, 7, mom. nov. for nubifera
Coq.
nec. nubifera, Wulp (1912).
nubifera, Coq., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XXI, 305 (1898).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nitobe]; also occurs in
Japan.
imperfecta, zd., loc. cit., 260, @ (1913).
Darjiling, 1000—3000 ft., iv-1g12.
Type, a unique @ in fair condition, in Indian Museum.

tropica de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 311, 2 (1913).
Regen Is., Papua, ix, x.
Type unique, in Amsterdam Museum.

novae guineae, 7d., loc. cit., 312, 7 2 (1913).
Lorentz-Fluss, $.W. Papua, 1x-09.
Types, a unique pair, in Amsterdan Museum.

divergens, id., loc. cit., 312, 7 9 pl. x, 6, wing; 7, » genitalia
(1913).
Bivak Is., Papua, xii-og, i-10. Types in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.

dentata, ?d@..100..cit.,. 313), co) 2 (1On3)y
Regen Is., Papua, 16-11-10.
Types, a unique pair, in Amsterdam Museum.

de meijerei Edw., Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. XX, 393, ? , pl. xxxviii,
r fullsimns. cole (19n'5):
Upper Utakwa Valley, 5000—10,000 ft., Dutch Papua, ii,
iii-13, type.
aetherea de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, 7, 2 (1915).
Laulo, viii; Sinabang vii, both Simalur Island, near Sumatra.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

sinabangensis, 7d., loc. cit., 9, 7 2 (1915).
Sinabang, Simalur Island, i1, near Sumatra.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

pumila, id., loc. cit., 9, # (1915).
Sinabang, Simalur Island, ii, near Sumatra.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

klossi Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 351, 2 (1916).
Kedah Peak, 3200 ft., Malay Peninsula [Stanton].
Type in British Museum, paratype in Kuala Lumpur Museum.
shirakii Edw., loc. cit., XVIII, 258, 2 (1916). :
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10o-x-12 [Nztobe]; Khasi Hills,
Assam. Type in British Museum.

1920.) E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 203

rufomedia, id., loc. cit., p. 259, 7 % pl. xii, 5—7, genitalia
(1916).
Horisha, Formosa [Maki]; ‘‘Formosa”’ [Brit. Mus. coll.].
Type in British Museum.

umbrinoides Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 185, o, pl.
xlvi, 39, wing; xlvii, 61, 62, ~ genitalia (1916).
Mt. Salak, Java, 3000 ft., 4-vii-og [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, No. 19,027, in U.S. Nat Mus.

Sunda, zd., loc. cit, 180,c, pl. xivi- 40, wing; xlix 654166) o
genitalia (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 9000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, No 19,028, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

flavicosta, id., loc. cit., 187, pl. xlvi, 41, wing (1916).
Pelaboean-Ratoe, Java, 16-x-09 [bryant and Palmer}.
Type, No. 19,029, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

tjibodensis; «2d., loc. -ctt:, 188, o 9 , pl. xivi, 42, wing; pl. 1, 68,
69, genitalia @ (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, gooo ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, No. 19,030, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

Salakensis,°7d.) loc. .cit,, 189, ¢, pl. xlvi, 43, wing > sxlix, 67,
genitalia o (1916).
Mt. Salak, Java, 1909 [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, No. 19,031, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

gedeticola, id:, loc. cut., 189, o, pl. xlvi, .44, wing; eo, 75,
72, genitalia ~ (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 5000 ft., 20-iv-og.
Type, No.|19,032, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

gravelyi Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 264, ~ (1916).
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 13-vi-14 [Gravely]; vii-12; E. Himalayas,
[Dracott]. Type in Indian Museum.

contigua, zd., loc. cit., 265, @ (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, Assam, 3500—3900 ft., vili-17
[Kemp]. Unique type in Indian Museum.

simillima, 7zd., loc. cit., 265, @ (1918).
Castle Rock, N. Kanara Distr., 11—26-x-16 [1918].
Type in Indian Museum.

fumifascipennis, id., loc. cit., 266, 7 2 (1918).
Darjiling, 6000—7000 ft., II-vi-14, type o, 12-vi-14, type 9
[both Gravely]; 28-v-10 [Brunettz}.
Types in Indian Museum.

fumicosta, id., loc. cit., 266, @ (1918).
Shillong, 5500—6400 ft., 28-viii—5-ix-15, type [Kemp), 4900
ft., Io—12-x-14 [Kemp]; Tura, Garo Hills, x-17 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.

204 Records of the Indian Museum. [ Wor, EVEL,

filicornis, 7d., loc. cit., 267, @ (1918).
Pashok, Darjiling District, 3000 ft., 26-v—14-vi-16 EG Revco
The unique type in the Indian Museum.

rufiventris, 7d., loc. cit., 268, 2 (1918).

Pashok, Darjiling Distr., vi-16 [Hartless] type @ ; Soom,
Darjiling Dist., 3000-—3500 ft., 15-vi-14, ype 9 [Gravely]; above
Tura, 3500—3900 ft., ix-17 [Kemp].

Types in Indian Museum.

flavithorax, 7d., loc. cit., 268, @ (1918).
Parambikulam, Cochin State, S. India, 1700—3200 ft., 16-—-
24-ix-14 [Gravely]. The unique ¢ype in the Indian Museum.

fasciculata, id., loc. cit., 269, 7 @ (1918).

Darjiling, 7000 ft., 25-v-10, type v [Brunetti]; Tonglu, Dar-
jiling District, 10,000 ft., 21-iv-1o [Beebe]; Senchal, Darjiling
District, 8000 ft., v-13 [Lord Carmichael coll.], also type 9 from
same locality. Types in Indian Museum.

brevis, id., loc. cit., 270, 7 @ (1978).
Shillong, 4900 ft., t0o—12-x-14 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
jacobsoni Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., VIII, 12, 2 pl. iv, 9,
wing (1919).
? Tipula sp. de Mes, Aijdeiv- But. LW 7 (a9 En).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 7300 ft. v-I914, a unique @.
korinchiensis Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus.. VIII, 13, 9
(1919).
Sungei Kumbang, Korinchi, 4500 ft., Sumatra, iv-1914.
robinsoni Edw., loc. cit. 14, @ 2 (1919) pl. ill, 3 a, b, genitalia.
Sandaran Agong, Korinchi, 2450 ft., iv—v-1914, a single pair
in cop.
Longurio, Lw.

Berl. Ent. Zeits. XIII, 3 (1860).
GENOTYPE, L; testaceus, 1d., sp. nov., loc. cit.
rubriceps Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 261, pl. xii, 9,
genitalia (1916).
Shinten, Formosa, 400 ft. [Shirakt].
Unique type in British Museum.

Brithura, Edw.
Ann, Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 262 (1916).
GENOTYPE, B. conifrons Edw., sp. nov.

conifrons Edw., loc. cit., 263,¢., pl. xii, Io—11, genitalia (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe].
Unique tye in British Museum.

1920.] E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 205

crassa, id., loc. cit., 264, @ (1916).
“East Indies”’ (? India). Unique type in British Museum.

Pachyrhina Macq.

Hist. Nat. Dipt. I, 88 (1834).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 503: de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent.
LIV; 72; aotes’ Brun., Rec} ind! Mus: Vi, 262:
notes Orient, spp.: 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 339.
GENOTYPE, Tipula crocata 1,., by Westwood’s
designation.

javana Wied., Dipt. Exot. 1, 27, # (Ttpula) (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 57, # (Tipula): Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.
VI, 262 (Pachyrhina).
Java. Type in Westermann’s collection. Specimens taken
at Coonoor by Mr. Howlett, 4 and 5, ix-1II, @@, and I and
4-ix-II, 9 @ , may be this species.

bombayensis Macq., Dipt. Exot. Supp. V, 35, ¢, pl. 1, I, wing

(1854).

Wulp, Tijid. v. Fnt. XXIII, 158: ¢d., Mid. Sumat. Exped.

Dipt.., rt > de Mei., Tijdsvi Hut. LAV, 79? Brun! Reeand:

Mus Vil 20%. 7d. pagna trite Dad. 351, a9 .

Bombay; Pusa (nearly all the year round), Chapra, Bengal ;
Katihar, 7-—-3I-vili-1o [Paiva]; Damukdia Ghat, N. Bengal ;
Calcutta [Annandale]; Bandong, Java, vi; Tandjong Priok,
Java [both Jacobson]. Type in Bigot coll.

delta Walk., Ins. Saund., Dipt. pt. v, 445, @ (1856).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 263.
East Indies. Type in British Museum.
Van der Wulp quotes East India in his catalogue, but my
information from an examination of the ¢yfe is that it is from
the East Indies.

javensis Dol. (nec javana, W.), Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. X, 406
(Tipula), pl. iti, 2, full insect, head, profile (1856).

Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 348, 9 redescr.: Edw., Ann. Mag.

Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 266, notes: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV,

274.
doleschalit, Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 399, 2 (1881): de
Mens Tijdeey. Bat. LIV,.77: Brun., Rec. Ind, Mus. Vi .263-
204 muetes: Alex, “Proc. U.S. Nat.,.Mus, 190, plarxiva, 45;
wing.
fallax, de Meij:, Bijd. tot.de Dierk. XVII, 90, # 2° (1904). (t.
Meij: <ligd: wl Bat. IWS. 77: LOL):
? fasciata Macq., Hist. Nat. Dipt. I, 90, 7 (1834).
Naini Tal Distr., 3--4-iv-Io; Coonoor, S. Ind., zr and
4-ix-11 [Howlett]; Ceylon; Tura, Garo Hills, ix, x-17 [Kemp];
Djokjakarta; Pangerando, x; Wonosobo, iv [both Java and

206 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOE- Xevalr

Jacobson]; Buitenzorg, vi-09; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, iv-o9
[Bryant and Palmer]; Sumatra. Type o@ in Vienna Mu-
seum.

tripartita Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 231, @ (1861).

Papua. Type, location unknown, probably lost.
tenuis, #4. loc. cit. Viills 100.8con( E605):
Papua. Type, location unknown, probably lost.

colorata, zd., loc. cit., VIII, 131, 2 (1865).
de Meqz Did? v.. Ent. DIV, 77 : Brun. Rec iud: Muse
2O 2.
Salawatti; Dutch South Papua (Digul Fluss).
Type, location unknown, probably lost.
De Meijere records a @ from Dutch South Papua which is
probably of this species.

familiaris Ost. Sack , Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 401, @ 2 (1880).
de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 74 (augmented description) :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 263.
Sumatra; ‘Pula -Babi Is. “off W. Coast Suniatra; iv > Java.
Wonosobo, Java, v { Jacobson]. Types in Genoa Museum. |

melanura Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 401, 2 (1880).
Papua. Type in Genoa Museum.

laconica, 7d., Berl, Hut. Zeits..xXx Vi, 92, 2 (£882),
Philippines. Type, location unknown, a unique specimen.

ortiva, td., loc. cit:, 935 2 (1882).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 263.
Philippines. Type, location unknown.

nigro-annulata Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 8, 7 @ (1885).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 264.
Morotai. Type o 2 in Leyden Museum.

quadrivittata, id., loc. cit., 9, 7 (1885).
Java. Type in Leyden Museum.

triplasia, id., loc. cit., 10 7 @ (1885).
Java. Type in Leyden Museum.

immaculata Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XXXIV, 196, o (1892).
Java [t. Wulp|; Tankoeban Prahoe, Java, vi [Jacobson].
var. pangerangensis Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, Igo,
pl. xlvi, 47, wing (1916). .
Pangrango, Java, 9000 ft; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 and
gooo ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type of tmmaculata in Leyden Museum; of pangerangensts,
No. 19,033, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

virgata Coq., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. X XI, 306 (1898).
Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 266, notes.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 207

Artisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nitobe]. Described origi-
nally from Japan.

dorsalis de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 89, 2 (1904).
Java. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

scurroides, 7d., lec. cit., 90, 2 (1904).
id. Vijd.v; Hebe yy .75... a (rg),
Java; South Formosa; Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson];
Tosari, Java, iii [ Beaufort]. Tvpe in Amsterdam Museum.

dimidiata de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 90, 2 (1904).
Id., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 315.
Java; Alkmaar, Papua, 1. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

dorsopunctata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 265, o @ (1911).
id... Fauna Brit. ind.5350);07 2? Rec. Ind. Mus. XV,.275.

Naini Tal District, 3-v 10; Pashok, Darjiling District, 2000—
3500 ft. [Gravely]: Siliguri [Annandale]; Dinapore, 16-xii-14 to
23-i-15 [Caunter]; Katihar, 30-xi-o9, type 7; Bhozgaon, 20-xii-
og; Madhupur, 13-x-09 [all Bengal and Paiva]; Pusa, 31-iii;
4-iv-11 [Gravely]; 27-xi-14 [Fletcher]; Calcutta [Annandale];
Maddathorai, Travancore, 17-xi-08, type 9 [Annandale]; Ceylon;
Assam-Bhutan Frontier, 30-xii-10 [Kemp].

Type @ @ in Indian Museum.

Two 7 @ in the Pusa collection 16-i1 and 26-ii-1o bred from
larvae in earth from rice-fields at Pusa may be this species.

consimilis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 266, ~ ? (1911).
ids, Fauna Brit; Ind:,-346, 0 9 ; Rec. Ind. Mus, xXive275:
Ghoom, above Darjiling, 6000—7o000 ft., 11-vi-14 [Gravely] ;
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 23—28-v-10, type@ 9 ; 1-x-08 ; 17-v—I0-Vvi-
17; very common [all Brunetti]; Ghumti, Darj. Distr., 4000 ft.
[Gravely]; 5—10-vili-og [Paiva]; Pashok, Darj. Distr., 2000—
3500 ft., 23-iv—1I-v-15 [Gravely]; Kalimpong, Darj. Distr., 600
—4500 ft., 24-iv—ro-v-15 [Gravely]; Kurseong, 4700--5000 ft.,
IQ-V1-I0O; 4-ix-09; I9—24-vi-I10; 5-vil-08 ; 5-—8-1x-og [all Annan-
dale}; Gangtok, Sikkim, 22-v-05; Bhim Tal., 17—19-ix-06
[Annandale]; Mussoorie, 22-v-05 [Brunetti]; Tarnap, Peshawar
Distr., v-16 [Fletcher]; Cherrapunji, Assam, 4400 ft., 2—3-x-14
[Kemp]; Shillong, 5500--6400 ft., 29-vili-—5-ix-15 [Kemp]; x-16
| Fletcher}.
The species appears generally distributed throughout India.
Type o 9 in Indian Museum; cofyfes in Vienna Museum, Pusa
collection and my own.

serricornis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 341 @ (1912).

Mussoorie, 7000 ft. [Brunetti]; Almora, Kumaon, 5500 ft.
[Paiva]; Darjiling, 6-vili-og[ Parva]; Kurseong, 4-ix-09, type o;
5-vil-08 ; 22——25-vi-1o [Annandale]; Sureil, iv—v-17 [Kemp];
Gangtok, Sikkim, 6150 ft., Io-ix-og; Siliguri, 18—--20-vii-o7;
Pusa, li, ili, iv, vii, ix, xii rather common; Lahore, 8-iv-14
[Lord]; Shillong, 5000 ft.,x-16 [Fletcher]; 19-x-11; Tengueh,
Yunnan [Coggin Brown]. Type in Indian Museum.

208 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Some o ~ taken by me at Yokohama, 20--26-vi-06, are prob-
ably the same species.

puncticornis, td., loc. cit., 343, 7 1912.
Siliguri, 30-vi-o8. Type in the Indian Museum.

pleurinotata, 7d., loc. cit., 343, 7 @ (1912).
Id. Rec Inds Mus. 22Vi274-
Pusa, I4-ili-I3 on guava; Namoya, Ceylon, ix-1909 [Green].
Types in Indian Museum.

demarcata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 344, 7 2 (1912).
Dariiling, 5—9-viii-og [Paiva]; Kurseong, 5000 ft. [Aunan-
dale]. Types in Indian Museum.

concolorithorax, zd., loc. cit., 346, # 2 (1912).
Sylhet, 18-i-04, type 2 [Hall]; Pusa, 21-vi-11 [Fletcher];
Shillong [Kemp]; Khasi Hills, tooo——3000 ft., iii-o7 type o.
Type @ in Pusa coll.: type 2 in Indian Museum.

gamma, id., loc. cit., 347, 2 (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 275.
Darjiling to Soom, 6000—7000 ft. [Lord Carmichael colln.] ;
Ir and 12-vi-14 [Gravely]; Mangaldai Distr., Assam-Bhutan
Frontier, 30—3I-xii-10, type 2 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.

speculata de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 314, 2 (1913).
Alkmaar, Papua, xii, ii. Unique type in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.

ochripleuris de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Supp. p. 6, @ 2 (1913)
(Mar. 1914).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, pl. xlvi, 46, wing.
Java; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 26-viti-o9, 7000 ft. [Bryant
and Palmer}. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

citrina Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 265, 2 (1916).
Taihoku, Formosa [Shiraki].
Unique type in British Museum.

parva Edw., /oc. cit., 266, @ (1916)
Arisan, Formosa, 10-x-12 [Nitobe].
Unique type in British Museum.

formosensis Edw., doc. cit., 267, 2 (1916).
Kammotu, Formosa [Nztobe}.
Unique type in British Museum.

fuscoflava Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 275, 2 (1918).
Dungagali, 8000 ft. 2I—24-v-I5.
Type sent to British Museum, cotype in Pusa collection.
parvinotata, 7d., loc. cit., 276, 7 @ (1918).
Taru, Peshawar Distr., 16—29-v-15, type o 2? ; Haripur
Hazara, N.W. Frontier, 27-v-15 [Fletcher].
Types sent to British Museum, cofypes in Pusa collection.

1920.] E. Brunerrr: Onental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 209

hypocrites, id., loc. cit., 276, » 2 (1918).
Sureil, Darjiling District, 5000 ft., iv—v-17 [Kemp].
Types in Indian Museum.

Section DOLICHOPEZINI.!
Scamboneura, Ost. Sack.

Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 95 (1882).
GENOTYPE, S. dotata, the original species.

vittifrons Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 144, @ (Limnobia)
(1861).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 267.
Amboina.
Type, reduced to a fragment, in British Museum.

dotata Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 95, fig. 1, 7 (1882).
Philippines. Location of type unknown.

quadrata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Supp. p. 8, 1913 (Mar.
IQI4).
Java. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Megistocera, Wied.

Dipt. Exot. I, 41 (Maekistocera) (1821).
Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 55: Ost. Sack., Berl.
Ent. Zeits. XXX, 158 (recharacterisation of
genus and notes).
GENOTYPE, Tipula filipes F., the second species
included by Wiedemann, by designation of Mac-
quart; Dipt: Exots 1; 59:

fuscana Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 29, @ (Nematocera) (1821).

Id., loc. cit., 41, 9 (Maekistocera): 1d., Auss. Zweifl. I, 55,
oo Macq... Hist. Nat. Dipt, I, 114, o ; pl. 1) roy tullbinsect :
id., Dipt. Exot., Supp. I, 18, pl. ii, 4, wing: Ost. Sack., Ann:
Mus. Gen. XVI, 399: Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 3: 2d.,
Tijdaveibuta SOX VIII, 983) pl. iv, 4: KuderyZool: Jane:
SOOM | 30, figs., wing (ag12):: Brun.; Rec, Ind. Mus: VI-
267.
Batavia, viii—xi; Bandong, vi [both Jacobson]; Celebes;

Sumatra; Aru Is.

Type in Westermann’s collection (Vienna Museum).

! For characters and comparison see Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV,
289, and Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 353-

210 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Mitopeza, Edw.

Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 349 (1916).
GENOTYPE, M. nitidirostris Edw., sp. nov.
nitidirostris Edw., loc. cit., p. 350, °, fig. I, p. 356, genitalia
(1916).
Kedah Peak, 3200 ft., Malay Peninsula [Stanton].
The unique ¢ype in the British Museum.

Nesopeza, Alex.

Can. Ent. XLVI, 157 (1914).
GENOTYPE, Dolichopeza gracilis de Meij.
gracilis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 60, @, pl. iv, 46, wing (Doli-
chopeza) (191).
Wonosobo, Java, v; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 ft. [Bry-

ant and Palmer]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
albitarsis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 278, 7 92, pl. vii, 1, wing
(1918).

Lebong, 6000—6600 ft., 13-vi-14, type ~ [Gravely]; between
Darjiling and Soom, 5000—7000 ft., 14-vi-14 [Gravely].
The types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.
longicornis, 7d., loc. cit., 278, @ (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900 ft., vii-rg17 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
picticornis, 7d., loc. cit., 279, @ (1918).
Inle, Southern Shan States, 3000 ft., 18-ii-17 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.

Dolichopeza, Curt.
Brit. Ent., 62 (1825).

Sch, F, Austr, I], 525: “OstiSack.; Berl, Bnt
Zits. “KX 1572 Bruny, Hauna) Brat, “ads,
353.

GENOTYPE, D. sylvicola Curt.,! by original desig-
nation.
Leptina, Mg., Sys. Besch. VI, 283, pl. xv, 10, in
text as Dolichopeza, on plate as Leptina (1830).
Apeilesis, Macq., Dipt. Exot. Supp. I, 8, pl. 1,
3 (1846) : 2d., Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXX,
158.
GENOTYPE, A. cinerea, sp. nov., by original
designation.

1 Some desire to change this name to albipes, Strom, but sy/vicola has stood
so long unchallenged that I decline to accept any alteration.

1920.] E. BRuneEtri: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 211

orientalis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 354,@ 2, pl. v, 19, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 7ooo ft., 4-vi-17 [Brunetti]; 11-vi-14 [Gravely];
Kurseong, 8-vii-08, tvpe @ ; 4-ix-09; 22-vi-10, type 2 [Annan-
dale]; Tura, Garo Hills, viii-17 [Kemp]; Ginting Bidai, Federa-
ted Malay States, iv-17 [Boden Kloss].
Types in Indian Museum.

obscura, 7d., loc. cit., 355, #7 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 4700 {t., I4-iv-II, type @, 29-vi-10, type 2 [both
Annandale]; Tebong, 6000—6600 ft. [Lord Carmichael coll\n.}.
Types in Indian Museum.

postica zd., loc. cit., App. 564, @ @ (1912).
Ghumti, Darjiling Distr., 6000 ft., vii-Ig11, including 7 @ in
cop. [Gravely]: Tura, Garo Hills, viii-17 [Kem].
Types in the Indian Museum.

infuscata, 7d., loc. cit., App. 565, @ (1912).
Nilgiri Hills, 6000 ft., v-rg1z [Andrewes].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

costalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 277, o, pl. viii, 6, wing (1918).
Kavalai, Cochin State, 1300—3000 ft., 24—27-ix-14 [Gravely].
Unique ¢ype in Indian Museum.
pallidithorax de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Supp., p. 4, #; pl.i, 3.
1913 (Mar. 1914).
Java. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Sub-family LIMNOBIINAE.
Section CyLINDROTOMINI.!
Stibadocera, Ender.

Zool Jahr Sexo 83 (1912):
GENOTYPE, S. bullans Ender., by original desig-
nation.

quadricellula Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 268, ~ (Cylindrotoma)
(1911). ‘
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 361, @, pl. vii, 1, antenna, 2, wing.
Kurseong, 18-v-10, type, 23-vi-I0; 6-vii-o8 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.
bullans Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 84, , fig. A 2, wing (1912).
Sumatra (Liangagos).
Type, a unique o , in Stettin Museum.

metallica Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 178, pl. xlv, 30,
wing (1916).

1 For characters and comparisons v. Ost. Sac., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV,
289 and Brun., Fauna, 353: 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 280 on generic characters.

212 Records of the Indian Museum. [Voy. XVII,

Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, gooo ft. [Bryant and Palmer];
Pangranggo, Java. Type, No. 19,026, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

Stibadocerella, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 283 (1918).
GENOTYPE, S. pristina, 1d., sp. nov., loc. cit.

pristina Brun., loc. cit., 283, 7 2 (1918).

Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900, vii-17 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.

N.B.—In my second paper on Oriental Tipulidae a “‘new
species latefurcata’”’ (of Cylindrotoma) is mentioned. ‘This was a
MS. name for pristina, and referred to the late bifurcation of the
second and third veins. On establishing Sizbadocerella the name
bifurcata was not so applicable, but in one instance the MS.
name by oversight was not changed.

Section LIMNOBIINT:,|
Dicranomyia, Steph.

Cat. Brit. Ins. II, 243 (1829).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 565, as Limnobia, pt.: Ost.
Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 53: id., Berl.
Hot, Zeits, SOOXT. 1722) Bruny, "Fatnay Brre
Ind., 363.

GENOTYPE, Limnobia modesta Mg., designated by

Coquillett, Tgro.
Siagona, Mg., Syst. Besch. VI, pl. lxv, 7 (1830).

GENOTYPE, Glochina sericaia Mg., by original

designation.

Numantia, Big., pt., Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (3) II,
470 (1854).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia fusca Mg., by Coquillett’s
designation.

Thrypticomyta, Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales
(2) 1V, 775, pi. xxi,6, xxiv, 44, 45) (1890):
GENOTYPE, T. auripennts, 1d., sp. nov., loc. cit.

? Glochina, Mg., Syst. Besch. VI, 280, pl. Ixv, 7 (as

Siagona on plate) (1830).

saltens? Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 390, pl. ii, 3 (Lamnobia)
(1857).

Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 88: de Meij., Tijd. v.
Ent. LIV, 22, pl.4,2, wing: Brun., Rec. Ind) Mus Wae 20oe
iad., Fauna Brit: Ind: 373, a¢ 2:

1 For table of oriental genera, v. Brun., Fauna, 363.
2 Sometimes (erroneously) spelt sa/tans. If the genus Thrypticomyia, Skuse,
be valid, saltens, kobusi, cunetformis, longivena, absens and bicinctipes come in it.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Onental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 213

Travancore, 14-xi-09 [Annandale]; Cherambadi, Wynaad, S.
India, x-13 [Fletcher]; Dibrugarh, Assam, 17—19-xi-11 [Kemp];
Java (var. locs.). Type: location unknown to me.

This species may possibly be synonymous with Limnobia
apicalis, Wied.

kobusi de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 91, pl. viii, 5, wing, 6

tip of leg (1904).

Brun. Rees Indy Mus. Vi, 270%, 7¢.. Kauna Brit. Ind: 371,

@ 92: de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 343, pl. xvi, 8, o genitalia.

Kurseong, 20—25-vi-I0; 5-vil-o8, including @# @ in cop.
[Annandale]; Lebong, 6000—6600 ft., 13-vi-14; Nedumangad,
Travancore [Annandale]; Dibrugarh, Assam (Abor. Exped.)
[Kemp]; Nusa, Kambangan, Java, ili [Jacobson].

Types # 9 in Amsterdam Museum.

pulchra de Meij., Bijd--tot de Dierk. XVII, 92,9, pl. viii, 7, full
ins. (Rhipidia, id.) (1904).

id., Vijd. v2 Bot. LIV, 27, pl: i, 14-16 antennae, ‘o7_ 9
genitalia (Dicranomyia, 1d.)}: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 240.
Batavia, ii, x; Semarang, ii [both Jacobson].

Type in Amsterdam Museum.

cuneiformis de Mei, Tijd’ v. Ent. LIV, 23, 0; pla

(OLE):

Brun, “Rec. Ind. Mus.. V1, 270; XV, 284%. 1d.,, Fauna But:

Ind.) 872. 62s.

Talewaddi, Castle Rock, N. Kanara Dist., 10-x-16 [Kemp];
Dawna Hills, 2000—3000 ft., 2—3-1i1-08 [Annandale]; Wonosobo,
Java, iv [Jacobson]. :

Type @ in Amsterdam Museum; the 2 from which I described
this sex in Indian Museum.

convergens de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 24, @ 2, pl. i, 3—6, wing,
and @ @, genitalia (IgII).
Tosari [Kobus]; Semarang, ii; Tankuban Prahu [both Jacob-
son, all Java]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.
umbrata, 7d., loc. cit., 25, 7 2, pl. i, 7, wing (1911).
iG _ Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 343, pl. xlvi, 9, 10, » genitalia.
Semarang, Xii; Batavia and environs, X, X1 [Jacobson and Dry.

J

, 2, wing

Rogge]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.

punctulata, id., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 26, 7; pl.i, 8, wing,9, ¢
genitalia (I9gIr).!
Semarang, i; Wonosobo, v [Jacobson]. .
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

nervosa, 2d., loc. cit., 26, 2 , pl. i, 10, wing (1911).
Wonosobo, Java, v [Jacobson].
Type, a unique ¢, in Amsterdam Museum.

! De Meijere employs both sex signs at the beginning of his description
though he stated his specimen to be unique. Probably only the @ sex was be-
fore him.

214 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

tenella, zd., loc. cit., 27, 7 2, pl. i, II—13, wing, @ genitalia
(Zor 1).
Pangerango, Java, x; Semarang, xi [both Jacobson].
Types in Amsterdam Museum, a unique pair.

longivena, Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 59, 2
(TOLL):
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind, 374, \¢".
Dondra, Ceylon, 3-xii-07 [Fletcher].
Type in British Museum.

Marmoripennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 369, ~ 9, pl. vil, 3,

wing (1912).

Darjiling, 16-vi-14 [Gravely] ; 8-viii-og | Paiva] ; 3— 9-vi-06 [How-
lett]; Kurseong, 5-ix-09, type ¢ 2 [Annandale]; Katihar, 7—31-
vili-to [Paiva]; Pusa, 29-vi-II; I-viii-II sweeping grass [both
Howlett]; Bangalore, 3000 ft. [Annandale]; Shillong, x-16 [ Fletch-
er]; 5500—6400 ft., 29-vili—5-ix-I15 [Kemp]; Lashio, Upper
Burma, 3000 ft., 23, 24-vili-14 [Fletcher]; Kobo, Assam (Abor
Exped,), 400 ft., 2—3-xii-11 [Kem]. Types in Indian Mu-
seum.

demarcata, id., loc. cit., 370, 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 15-iv-11 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

absens, id., loc. cit., 372, 2, pl. vii, 4, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 5-vili-og [Paiva]; Kurseong, 25-vi-10, type [Annan-
dale|; Hakgala, Ceylon. Type in Indian Museum.

Two ¢ @ and two @ @ taken by me at Darjiling are probably
this species, two have the discal cell open (specific character)
and two have it closed.

pulchripennis, zd., Joc. cit., 376, 7 2, pl. vii, 8, wing; xi, 2, ¢

genitalia (1912).

Mussoorie, 18-vi-05; 17-vili-o5 [both Brunetts]; Simla, x-08 ;
Bhowali, 5700 ft., x-og [Jmms]: Kangra Valley, W. Himalayas
[Dudgeon]; Kurseong [Annandale]; Shillong, 5500--6400 ft.,
29-vili—5-ix-15 [Kemp]; x-16 [Fletcher].

Types in Indian Museum ; cotypes in my collection.

puncticosta, 7d., loc. cit., 377, 7 @, pl. vii, 7, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 4-ix-09, type #” [Annandale]: Darjiling, 8-vili-o9,
type 2 [Paiva]. Types in Indian Museum.

fraterna, 7d., loc. cit., 378, 2 , pl. vii-5, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 5-—8-viii-og [ Patva]. Type in Indian Museum.

fascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 379, 2 , pl. vii, 9, wing (1912).

Almora, Kumaon, 5500 ft., 24-vi-11, type [Paiva], 17—19-ix-I1
[Paiva]; Pusa, in spiders’ webs, 1-i-14 [Howlett]; Kurseong,
5-vii-0&, type 2 [Annandale]; Shillong, 29-viii—5-ix-15 [Kemp];
Coonoor, at light, 4-ix-11; Peradeniya [Gravely].

Types in Indian Museum.

1920.] E. Brunetti: Ovental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 215

subfascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 380, 7 2, pl. vii, 6, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 4-vii-o8 [Annandale]; Ghumti, 4000 ft. [Gravely].
Types in Indian Museum.

ornatipes, 2d., loc. cit., 380, @, pl. vii, 10, wing (1912).
Vaikam, Travancore, 5-xi-08, tvpe [Annandale]; Balighai, near
Puri, 24-x-08; Khurda Rd., Orissa; Dawna Hills, 2000-—3000
ft., 2—3-i11-08 [all Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

Cinerascens, 7d., loc. cit., 381, 7 2, pl. vii, II (1912).
Darjiling, 8-iv-to, type @; 10---20-x-05 [Brunetti]; 7000 ft.
[Beebe]; Kurseong, 24-iii-10, type 2. Typein Indian Museum.

sordida, id., loc. cit,, 382 (1012).
Kurseong, 4-ix-09, tvpe &; 9-ix-0g [Annandale]; Darjiling, 7-
vili-09, type 2 [Paiva]. Type in Indian Museum.

delicata, 7d... loc. crt., 383, o) (2 (1912).
Darjiling, 6-viii-o9, type @, 9Q-viii-og, type 2 [both Pavzva].
Types in Indian Museum.

flavobrunnea, 7d., loc. cit., 384, 7 2 (1912).

Calcutta, 18-xi-07, type ~ 2 ; “‘at light,’’ 9-vi-07; 6-xi-07 ; 20-
xii-o7 ; Purulia, Manbhum Distr., Chota Nagpur, ro-ii-12 [Ad nnan-
dale and Gravely]; Tenmalai, Travancore [Annandale].

Types in Indian Museum.

Simplex, 7d.,/0c. ctt., 384, 9 (1912).
Calcutta, 6-xi-1o [Gravely]; Shillong, Khasi Hills, 5500--6400
ft. [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

fortis, zd., loc. ctt., 385, @ (1912).
Darjiling, 6-viii-og, type [Paiva] ; 9-vili-o9 [Brunetiz].
Type in Indian Museum.

nigrithorax, id., loc. cit., 385, @ (1912).
Darjiling, 28-vi-10, type; 26-v-10 [all Brunetiz].
Type in Indian Museum.
subtessellata, id., loc. cit., App., 565, ® 2 (1912).
Pattipola, Ceylon, 6000 ft., 14-x-11 [Annandale]; Castle Rock,
Goa, I1--26-x-16 [Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum.

bicinctipes, id., Joc. cit., App., 566, @ (1912): Rec. Ind. Mus. VII,
l

447-
‘‘Thingannyinaung to Sukli,’”’ Dawna Hills, go00-—2100 ft., 23
—27 -xi-I1I [Gravely]. Type in Indian Museum.

columbina, zd , loc. cit., App., 567, 2 (191
Peradeniya, 22-vii-10, type; 7-11-10; 3
[Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

Za)
-x-10 [Green]; Shillong

1 The first reference antedates the second by about a month. The species
comes in the Thrypticomyia group.

216 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor OVE

approximata, 7d., loc. cit., App., 567, 2 (1912).
Ghumti, Darjiling Distr., 4000 ft., vii-1g11 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique? .

innocens, 2d., loc. cit., App. 568, @ (1912).
Almora, Kumaon Div., 18—25-vi-11 [Paiva].
Types in Indian Museum.

debeauforti de Meij., Bid. tot de Dietk; XIX 47 sa 2a rons:
Saonek, xii, i. Types in Amsterdam Museum.

alta de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 341, , pl. xvi, 6, wing (1913).
Gunung Ungaren, ix [ Jacobson].
Type, a unique @, in Amsterdam Museum.

nongkodjadjarensis, id., loc. cit., 343, 7, pl. xvi, 7, wing
(1913). ;
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [ Jacobson].
Type, a unique @, in Amsterdam Museum.

novae-guineae, zd., loc. cit., VIII, tor (Thrypticomyia) (1915).
Hollandia, North Papua Type in Amsterdam Museum.

tinctipennis, 7d., loc. cit., VIII, Supp. 66 (1916).
Fort de Kock, Sumatra. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

--fullowayi Alex., Can. Ent. LVII, 79 (1915).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 {t., 1o-x-12 [Nztobe]. Described origi-
nally from the Ladrones Islands.

alticola Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 246, 2, pl. xii, 1,
genitalia (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nzfobe]; Horisha, For-
mosa. Type in British Museum.

albitarsis Alex. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus: XLIX, 159, o> ple xitigme
wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,007, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

atrescens, 2d., loc. cit., 160, ~ (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,008, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

erythrina, 1d.,\loc. crt. 161. o pl. xlit, 2, wing (1956):
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, 4500 ft., Java [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,009, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

excelsa, zd., loc. cit., 161, @ @ , pl. xiii, 3, wing (1916).
Pangranggo, Java, gooo ft., type o [Bryant and Palmer];
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, 8000 ft., type ¢.
Type, Cat. No. 19,010, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

simplissima, zd., loc. cit , 162, 2 pl. xlii, 4, wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, gooo ft. [Bryant and Palmer}.
Type, Cat. No. 19,011, in U.S. Nat. Mus:

1920.] E. BRuNeTTiI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 217

carneotincta, 7d., loc. cit., 162, @, pl. xlii, 5, wing (1916).
Singapore [Bryant and Palmer).
Type, Cat. No 19,012, U.S. Nat. Mus.

bicolor Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 285, ~ (1918).
Cherrapunji, Assam, 4400 ft., 2—8-x-14 [Kemp].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

prominens, 7d., loc. cit., 285, 7 2 (1918).
Mormugao, Goa, ix-16 [Kemp]. Types in Indian Mu-
seum.

niveiapicalis, zd., loc. cit., 285, 7 (1918).
N. Kanara Distr., W. India, 11—26-x-16 [ Kemp).
The unique type in the Indian Museum.

pictipes, id., loc. cit., 286, 7 2 (1918).
Mormugao, Goa, ix-16 | Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum.

Geranomyia, Hal.

Ent. Month. Mag. I, 154 (1833).
Schine Hee Atistraal I: 564; ‘Ost Sack., Monog.
Dipt. N. AIMEE. GUY Goad... Berl: Ent ses
EDEN, Ags 3. Brun: Fauna Brits Inds; 387:

Auctt. NY
GENOTYPE, G. unicolor. Hal., by original desig- = Ve Nee
nation. eon Y\O

Limnobiorhynchus, @ only, Westw., Ann. Soc
Ent. Fran. (1) IV, 683 (1835).

Plettusa, Phil., Verh. Zool. bot: ges. Wien, XV, 597,
ple sexi, 1 (1605).
GENOTYPE, P. virescens, sp. nov., loc. cit.

aeredS
\ QS ~y
‘o
Sas Sy
: ‘
sorbillans W., Auss. Zweifl. I, 551, ? (Limnobia) (1828).

Brine kwec. Ind. Mus. Viv274.

Sumatra. Types in Wiedemann’s and Trentepohl’s collec-

tions at Vienna Museum.

nitida de Meij., Tijd: v. Ent. LIV, 28, 9 (1921).
Alex.) Proc..U S. Nat.Mus. XLIX pl. xlii:,6;.wing.
Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson]; Batavia, I-iv-og [Bryant
and Palmer]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

argentifera de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 20, o 92, pl. ii, 18, wing,
19, @ genitalia (IQII).
Semarang, I-vii [Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.

montana, 7d., loc. cit., 29, @ 2 (IQITI).
Pangerango, Java, x | Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.

218 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

notata, zd., loc. cit., 30, 2 (IOQTT).

Batavia environs [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.
fletcheri Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, No. 43, 60,
(ZOI1).

Brun.,, Fauna Brit-ind) Vibigo3e12 <
Madulsima, Ceylon, 19-v-08, type; 21-xii-07.
Type in British Museum.

vinaceobrunnea Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 274, 2 (1911).
Ids Fauna Brit. Ind:.302, 9%.
Simla, x-08 [Hovw/ett]. Type in Pusa collection.

genitalis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 275, ~ @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 388, o 9, pl. xi, 7, » genitalia: 7d.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 287.
Pashok Spur, Darjiling, 2000—3500 ft., 25-iv—ii-v-15
[Gravely]; ‘Tenmalai, Travancore, 21-xi-08, type o [Annandale];
Nongpoh, Assam, 1x-06, type @.
Type o in Indian Museum, type 2 in Pusa coll.

semifasciata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 276, 2 (1911).
Id.. Fauna Brit. Ind., 395, 2, pl. vii, 16, wing.

Darjiling, 3—9-vi-og [Howlett]; Kalimpong, 600—4500 ft.
[Gravely]; Sureil, iv, v-17 [Kemp]; Almora, Kumaon, 5500 ft.
[Pawa]; Heho, S. Shan States, 7—9-iii-17 [Gravely].

Type in Pusa collection.

semistriata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 277, 2 (1911).
id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 394, 9), pl. -vil,.17,, wine.
Pashok, Darjiling Distr., 2000—-—3500 ft. [Gravely]; Paresnath,
W. Bengal, 4300—4500 ft., 15-iv-og [Annandale]; Talewadi,
3—I0-x-16 and Castle Rock [both N. Kanara Dist. and Kemp];
Shillong, 4900 ft., Zto—12-x-14; Cherrapunji, Assam [both
Kemp].

flavicosta Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 389, 9, pl. viii, 2, wing, pl.
xi, 6, dorsum of thorax (1912).
On board a launch, “‘ at light ’’ off Chandpal, Ganges Delta,
26-viii-og [Jenkins]. Type, an incomplete unique specimen
in Indian Museum.

circipunctata, 1d., loc. cit., 390, 7 2, pl. viii, 3, wing, pl. xi, 3,
thorax dorsum.

Port Canning [Annandale]; Lower Bengal, and Ganges Delta,
var. locs., ii, iv, Vill, ix, x1, xii (including Sorabkatti), 7-xii-o9g,
type 2, Calcutta; Sonarpur, near Calcutta, 5-ii-r0, *‘ at light ”’
in railway carriage, type ~ [Annandale]; ‘‘ at light’? on board
steam launch off coast of Ganges Delta, var. locs. [Jenkins];
Sunderbunds [Kemp]; on board ship Io miles off Masulipatam,
Madras Coast, 4—5-iv-08 [Paiva]; Puri, 12-xi-1o [Annandale].
Types in Indian Museum.

1920.] EK. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 219

tridens, id., loc. cit., 391, #7 2, pl. viii, 4, wing; pl. xi, 45, thorax
(1912).
Ganges Delta, var locs. in the Sunderbunds, including typer
from Sonadigee, 6-xii-og, and type 2 from Chennia, II-xi-09, all
‘“at light’’ on steam launch. Types in Indian Museum.

pulchripennis, 7d., loc. cit., 393, 2 , pl. viii, 1, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 7-ix-0g [Annandale]; Shillong, 6400, 12-x-14

[Kemp]. Type, a unique @ , in Indian Museum.
notatipennis, zd., Rec. Ind. Mus. VIII, 152, a, pl. vi, 1, wing
(1913).

Dibrugarh, N.E. Assam, 17—19-xi-11 [Kemp].
Type, a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.
decemguttata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 345, v7 @, pl. xvii, 11,
wing (1913).
Semarang, vill [ Jacobson].
Types in Amsterdam Museutn.
brunnescens de Meij., loc. czt., LVIII, Supp. 10, ~ (1916).
Sinabang, Simalur Is., Sumatra, ii [Jacobson].
Unique ¢yfe in Amsterdam Museum.
septemnotata Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 246, 9
(1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nitobe].
linearis! Alex’, Proc. Us; Nat. Mus: XIX, 163) 'o oe ple xin 7
wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Unique type, Cat. No. 19,013, in U.S. Nat. Mus.
javanica Alex., loc. cit., 164, 29; pl. xl, 8, wing (1916).
Batavia, I-iv-og [Bryant and Palmer].
Unique type, Cat. No. 19014, in U.S. Nat. Mus.
cornigera Alex., Ins. Menstr. I, 137 (1914).
Pettit Barracks, Luzon [Ludlow]. Type: location unknown
to present author.
nigronotata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 287, ? (1918).
Cherambadi, Wynaad, Malabar Distr., x-13 [Howlett].
Type, a unique @ , presented to British Museum.
flaviventris, id., loc. cit., 288, 7, pl. vii, 2, wing (1918).
Pashok, Darjiling, 3000 ft., 14-vi-16 [Gravely].
Tvpe in Indian Museum.

Aporosa,! Macq.

In Webb and Berth, Hist. Nat. d’iles Canaries:
Entom. Dipt. 100 (1838).

Macq, Dipt: Exot, I, 1, 62 (1838):

! Geranomyia and Aporosa differences: v. Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 288.
Kertesz ranks Aporosa as synonymous with Geranomyia, but Bergroth more re-
cently keeps them apart. See note on Elephantomyia, p. 230.

220 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor VEE;

GENOTYPE, Gevanomyia canariensis Berg., as
maculipennis, sp. nov. by Coquillett’s designa-
tion.

aurantia Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 289, 2 (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3,500—3,go0 ft., vii-r7 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.

Limnobia, Mg.

Syst. Besch, I, 116 (1818).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 565: Ost. Sack., Monog.
Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 84:.2¢., Berl. Ent. Zeits.
MXIT, 177 Brun:, Hatua obits Inds) 3902
Auctt.

GENOTYPE, Tipula 3-punctata F., according to
(but not designated by) Coquillett, Igro.
Numantia, Big. pt., Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (3) II,

470 (1854).!

Limnomyza, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 185
(1856).
GENOTYPE, Tipula 3-punctata F., by original
designation.

costalis Wied., Anal. ent. 10 (1824).
Id., Auss. Zwei, ¥, 35: Brun., Ree; Indy Mus Wil 27 0:
East India. Type in Copenhagen Museum, in bad condi-
tion. Possibly not a true Limnobia. No sex of type stated, and
now indeterminable.

apicalis W., Auss. Zweifl. I, 551, @ (1828).
Brun., Rec: Ind. Mus. VI, 271.
Sumatra. Possibly Dicranomyia saltens, Dol., is identical
with this species.
Type, a fragment, in Winthem’s collection, Vienna Museum.
bibula W., Auss. Zweifl., 552, @ (1828).
Brun.) Ree: Ind..Mus? Vi, 271.
China. Type in Trentepohl’s collection, Vienna Museum.
Probably a true Limnobia, according to Osten Sacken, but
possibly it should have no place in oriental lists.

Sanguinea Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV; 391, pl. 1, 5) 20m
insect (1857).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 271, notes.
Java. Type, location unknown to present author.
infixa Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VII, 104 (1865).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXXI, 178: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus: VI, 271.
Papua. Type in British Museum, in bad condition.

1 See under Dicranomyta, p. 212.

1920. | E. Brunertr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 22K

cinctiventris Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 382, 2 (Dicranomyia) (1912).
vitripennts, td., loc. cit., 405 2 (1gI2).
Kurseong, I5-iv-I1, ¢yfe, cinctiventris [Annandale]; Darjiling
30-ix-08 (type, vitripennis) 6900 ft. [Brunetti]; Mahableshwar,
Satara Distr., 4200 ft. [Gravely]. Types in Indian Museum.

festiva Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 400, #, pl. vii, 13, wing (1912).
ig. Ree Ind. Mus. XV, 280,
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 11-vi-14 [Levd Carmichael’s colln.]; Kur-
seong, vi-19QI0. Type in Indian Museuin.
tinctinervis, zd., Faun. Brit. Ind., gor, 2, pl. vii, 12, wing (1912).
Darjiling, 10-viii-og [Paiva].
Type, a unique @, in Indian Museum.
indica, 7d., loc. cit., 401, 7 @ , pl. vii, 15, wing, pl. xi, 1, » genita-
lia (1912).
Mussoorie, ix-06 [Howlett]; Calcutta, not uncommon, Sept. to
Feb.; Katihar, 7—3I-viii-io; Madhupur, Bengal, 13-x-09
[Paiva]; Monghyr, Bihar [Jenkins]; Pusa, 18—20-ii-08, on
mlOss)5) L8-ili-13 5-20-7193 5 1x-07'; I7-xili2; Punt [/Pawal-
Kalyan, Bombay, 7-x-13 ; Maddathorai, and Nedumangad [both
Travancore and Annandale]; Ernakulam, Cochin, 11—14-ix-14
[Gravely]. Types in Indian Museum.

trimaculata, id., loc. cit., 402, 7 @ , pl. vii, 16, wing (1912).

Ghumti, 4000 ft. [Gravely]; Kurseong, 3—5-vii-o8 ; 18—29-
vi-og [Annandale]; on low herbage and “‘ at light’; Lucknow
[Caunter]; Shillong, 5500—6400 ft. [Kemp].

Tyfes in Indian Museum. .

longinervis, 7d., loc. cit., 403, 2 , pl. vii, 14, wing (1912).

Kurseong, 5-ix-09 [Annandale]. —

Type, a unique 2 ,in Indian Museum.

centralis, zd., loc. cit., 403, @ 2 (1912).
Kurseong, 18—23-vi-10 [Annandale].
Types in Indian Museum.

fiveipes, 7d.,loc..crt., 404, 9 (1012).
Darjiling, 28-v-10 [Brunettz].
Type, a unique 2, in Indian Museum.

nigra, 1d., loc. clt., 404, @ Y (1912).

Kurseong, 4700—5o000 ft. [Annandale]; Pallode, Travancore,
15-xi-o08 [Aunandale]; Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist., 3—10-x-16
[Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum.

triangularis, 7d., loc. cit., 406, 2 (1912).
Barogh, Simla Hills, 5000 ft., 10-v-10 [Annandale].
Type, a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.

annulifemur de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 344, @, pl. xvii, 12,
wing (IQI3).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson]; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé,
Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer]; Korinchi, Sumatra, 7300
ft., v-I4. Type, unique, in Amsterdam Museum.

222 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

crocea Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 353, o (1916).
Sungkie, Siam, 9-1i-02 [Robinson and Annandale].
Unique ¢ype in British Museum.

nitobei, zd., /oc. cit., XVIII, 247, o, pl. xii, 2, genitalia (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft. I0o-x-12 [Nuitobe].
Unique ¢ype in British Museum.

flavocincta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 289, ? (1918).
Mahabaleshwar, Satara Distr., W. India, 4200 ft., 13—16-iv-
12 [Gravely]. Type in Indian Museum.

marginata, id., loc. cit., XV, 290, 2, pl. viii, 7, wing (1918).
Mahabaleshwar, Satara Distr., 4,200 ft., 1316-iv-12 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.

confinis, zd., loc. cit., 290, 7 @ (1018).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, Assam, 3500—3900 ft., vii, viil, 17
[Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum.

bipunctata, 2d., loc. cit., 291, 7 (1918).
Taken in company with the above.

tritincta, 7d., loc. cit., 291, 7 @, pl. viii, 9, wing (1918).
Taken in company with L. confinis.
Type, 7 2 in cop., in Indian Museum.

5-notata, id., loc. cit., 292, @, pl. viii, 8, wing (1918).
Taken in company with L. confints.
Unique type in Indian Museum.

longipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 292, @ (1918).
Taken in company with L. confints.
Unique type in Indian Museum.

nigrescens, 7d., loc. cit., 293, % (1918).
Taken in company with L. confinis.
Type in Indian Museum.

punctithorax, id., loc. cit., 293, 7, fig. 1, thorax, side view
(1918).
Talewadi, N. Kanara Distr., g—10-x-16 [Kemp].
Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.

trigonia Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus. VIII, 15, @, pl. iii, fig.
4 a b, genitalia; pl. iv, fig. Io, wing (1919).
Siolak Daras, Sumatra, 3000 ft., ili-14, a unique o.

striopleura, id., loc. cit., 16, @ (1919).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 7300 ft., v-I4, a unique @.

sp. incert.: aterrima Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt., 434, 2 (1856).
Brun., Ree. Ind: Muss Vile 27 t
East India.
Type, location unknown, nof in the British Museum. Osten
Sacken has suggested this may be an Emocera.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 223

Rhipidia, Mg.

Syst. Besch. I, 153 (1818).
sel, EB. Austr. TI, 564: Ost. Sack., Monog.
Dipts NjAmer: IV; 81: 2d., Berl. Hut. Zeits,
XXXII, 174: Auctt.
GENOTYPE, R. maculata Mg., by original designa-
tion.
Ceratostephanus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 271
(19om1):
GENOTYPE, C. antennatus, id., sp. nov., loc. ctt.
javanensis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 31, @ (1911).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 164, pl. xlii, 9, wing.
Tosari, Java, tii-rg10 [Beaufort].
Tyibodas, Mt. Gedé, Jaya, 4500, 8000, 9000 ft.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.
antennatus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 272, o (Ceratostephanus)
(EOI):
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 407, 7, pl. xi, 17, antenna.
Simla, 24-iv-07 [Annandale].
Type, a unique @, in Indian Museum.
bioculata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, Supp., rr, @ (1913).
Lasikin, Simalur Is., Sumatra, iv.
Unique ¢yfe in Amsterdam Museum.
rostrifera Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 352, @ (1916).
Kedah Peak, 3200 ft., Malay Peninsula [Stanton].
Type in British Museum. Originally described from a single
specimen but both sexes subsequently received from the same
locality : one @ from Korinchi Peak, Sumatra.

Atypophthalmus, Brun.

Rec) Ind: Mus. Vil 273s(oan):
Brun., Fauna Brit. India, 408.
GENOTYPE, A. holopticus Brun., by original
designation.

holopticus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 273 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 408, 7 2, pl. xi, 9, @ genitalia.

Calcutta, 8-ix-10, type @ in spider’s web, 20-viii 09, type @ in
house at night [both Annandale].

Types, unique, in Indian Museum.

Alexander queries the validity of this genus and would merge
it in Rhipidia Mg., but he overlooks the fact that the antennae
are of normal cylindrical form and not pectinate.

Goniodineura. Wulp.

Tijd. v. Ent. XX XVIII, 37 (1895).
GENOTYPE, G. migriceps, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

224 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVEG

nigriceps Wulp, Joc. cit., 38, pl. IZ, 3, 2 (1895).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 165, pl. xlii, 10, wing.
Java [t. Wulf]; Buitenzorg, iti-og [Bryant and Palmer]; Pulu
Pandjang Is. off W. Coast, Sumatra, 11.
Type lost; originally in Amsterdam Museum.

Dapanoptera, Ost. Sack. in Westw.

‘Trans. Ent. Soc, Loud, 365; (1881):
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 178.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia perdecora Walk., by my
designation.

perdecora Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. V, 230, @ (Limnobia) (1861).
Papua. Type in British Museum in good condition.

auroatra Walk., loc. cit., VII, 202, 7 (Limnobia) (1864).
Mysol. Type in British Museum, in good condition.

plenipennis Walk., Joc. cit., VIII, 103, » (Limnobta) (1865).
Westw., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond., 366, pl. xvii, 2 (1881).

Papua. Type in British Museum, in fair condition.
latifascia Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., VIII. 104, @ (Limnobia)

(1865).

Papua. Type in British Museum, in good condition.

lorentzi de Meij., Nov. Guin. Res. IX, 307, 7 2, pl. x, I, wing
(1913).
S.W. Papua; Bivak Is., Regen Is.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

fascipennis, 7d., loc. cit., 307, @ (1913).
_ Alkmaar, S.W. Papua. Unique ¢yfe in Amsterdam Museum.

pallida, id., loc. cit., 307, @ (1913).
Alkmaar, S.W. Papua, x, 1909. Utakwa River, 4000—6000
ft., Dutch Papua, i, 11-13. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

pulchra de Meij;; Tijd. v..d2nt..L VIM 10354915):
North Papua.

versteegi de Meij., Nov. Guin. Res. XIIT, 52 (1915).
Papua.

Libnotes, Westw.

Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond., 505 (1876).
Ost. ‘Sacks Berl” Wnt. Zeits:) Xa 79;
notes and tab. spp.
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 278, notes on orien-
tal spp.: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 409.
GENOTYPE, L. thwaitesiana Westw., by original
designation.

1920.] EK. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 225

impressa Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 106, @ (Limnobra)

(1857).
Sarawak. Type in British Museum, useless for compari-
son.
aurantiaca Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 78, # (Limnobia)
(1858).
Ost oack.. bere shut. Zeits, SOCK), 18r:: Brom, Rec: Ind:
Mus. VI, 278.
Amboina. Type, damaged, in Vienna Museum.
imponens Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. IV, 92, 9 (Liamnobia)
(1860).
Makessar. Type in British Museum, useless for compari-
son.

strigivena Walk., loc. cit., V, 229, & (Limnobta) (1861).

de Meij., Tijd. v- Ent. LIV, 35, notes: Joc: cit., L,VI, 346:

Brun, Rec. ind: Mus. Vi, 278:

Papua (Dorey). Ungaren, ix; Nongkodjadjar [both Java and
Jacobson|; Mt. Silak, Java, 15-v-og [Bryant and Palmer].
Type in British Museum, in bad condition, but the wing mark-
ings are sufficiently conspicuous to identify the species. De
Meijere (Joc. cit.) notes the apparent @ from Bandong, Java,
vi [Preanger].

quadrifurca Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 230, ¢ (Limnobra)

(1861).

Papua (Dorey). Type in British Museum, in bad condition:
the wing markings couspicuous.

innotabilis Walk., doc. cit., VII, 231, 9 (Limnobia) (1864).

Ceram. Type in British Museum, in bad condition.
'thwaitesiana Westw., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 505, &, pl. iii, 6
(1876).
ie rue der Meija Mids, w..Bnt.: LIV, 30): 9% ple i, 24 wins
(IQII).

Id., Bran., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 279 (@ descr.): 2d., Fauna

Digit. Lada, AAR or? «.

Ceylon; Semarang, iii [Jacobson]; Calcutta, 5-vili-o8 [A unan-
dale]; Pusa, 17-xi, 2-xii-13, both on bark of jacktfruit tree; Pera-
deniya, 13, 17-vii-10 [Gravely]; x, xi, 11 [t. Edwards]; Talewadi,
N. Kanara dist. [Kemp]. Type (thwaitesiana) in Hope coll.,
Oxford University Museum, in inferior condition, but recognition
possible; type of rufa in Amsterdam Museum.

notata Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XXI, 194, pl. xii, 5, o& (1878).
ida oipe isam. \Exp. 12> dé. Meij.,, Tijd., veut Laves4
(@ descr.) (1911); Enderl., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 82: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 279.

! Omitted by error from my Fauna volume, but thwaitestana was included
as rufa, Meij.

226 Records of the Indian Museum. — [Vo. XVII,

Sumatra; Laulo, Simalur Is., nr. Sumatra, vill; Semarang,
iii, xi [Jacobson]; Myithyina, Up. Burma, 30-viii—tr-ix-14
[Fletcher|, Peradeniya [Gravely]; Talewadi [Kemp].

Type originally in Amsterdam Museum, now lost ; other speci-
mens present.

simplex Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 402, @ (1880).

Ternate. Type in Genoa Museum in poor condition, appa-

rently uniqe.
1 poeciloptera, zd., luc. cit., 403, #7 2 (1880).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 279; Enderl., Zool. Jahr. XXXII;

82.

Pangerando, Java, x [Jacobson]; Tenggergebirge, Java [Pve-
pers|; Sumatra; Pundaluoya, Ceylon [Green]; Sinabang, il;
Sibigo, viii, both Simalur Is., off Sumatra. Types originally in
Genoa Museum, but only one specimen now remains.

semperi Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 88, 2 (1882).

Philippines. Type, unique, originally in Osten Sacken’s
collection, now apparently lost.

termitina Ost. Sack., loc. cit., 88, 7 2 (1882).

Philippines. Types, a unique pair, originally in Osten
Sacken’s collection, now apparently lost.

familiaris Ost. Sack., Joc. cit., 89, 7 (1882).

de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 37, @ @ descr., pl. ii, 22, wing:
id., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 309: Brun., Ree. Ind. Mus. VI, 270;
notes.

Philippines ; Wonosobo, Java, v; Batavia, ii [both Jacobson] ;
Riverkamp, S. W. Papua, 12-ii-10 [Lorentz]; Sinabang, Simalur
Is., off Sumatra, iii.

Type originally in Osten Sacken’s collection, now apparently
lost.

punctipennis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 35, o 2, pl. ii, 20, wing
(1gII).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 279: ¢d., Fauna Brit! ines

7 9, pl. vili, 6, wing.

Darjiling, 6-vili-og [Paiva]; Kavalai, Cochin, 1300—3000 ft.,
24—27-ix-14 [Gravely]; Parambikulam, Cochin, 1700—3200 ft.,
16—24-ix-14 [Gravely]; Talewadi and Castle Rock, N. Kanara
Dist. [Kemp]; Tura, Garo Hills, vit-17 [Kemp]; Mazbat, Assam,
I1—15-x-10 [Kemp]; Dibrugarh, 17—19-xi-11 [Kemp]; Pera-
deniya, 5-vili-Io, 15-x-o9 [Green; Gravely]; Batavia, 11; Wono-
sobo, iv, Semarang, i [all Java and Jacobson].

Type in Amsterdam Museum.

nervosa de Meij., Tijd..v. Ent. LIV, 36, @, pl. 1i, 21, wing (1911).

Wonosobo, v; Semarang, ii [both Java and Jacobson]; Sina-
bang, ii, vi; Lasikin, iv; Pulu Babi, iv, all off W. Coast Suma-
tra; Buitenzorg, 9-iv-og [Bryant and Palmer].

Type in Amsterdam Museum.

1 Omitted by error from my Fauna volume.

1920.] E. Brunertr: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 227

forcipata, id., loc. cit., 38, 7 2, pl. ii, 23, wing (I9II).
Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam Mu-
seum, a unique pair.
fuscinervis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 411, @, pl. viii, 5, wing, pl.
xi. 8, o genitalia (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 295.

Darjiling, 9-viii-og [Paiva]; 5-viii-o9; 22-ix-o8 [Brunetti] ;
Kalimpong, 600—4500 ft. [Gravely]; N.E. Ind. Frontier, 4000
ft., 18-11i-12 [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

motatinervis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 412, @, pl. viii, 7, wing

(rare).

Kurseong, 6-ix-09 [Annandale]; Ghumti, 4000 ft. [Gravely];
Pattipola, Ceylon, 6000 ft. [Annandale]; Shillong [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.

affinis de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 308, 2, pl. x, 2, wing (1913).
fd. tijd. vo Rute LW 1, 346.
Bivak Is., S.-W. Papua, xii; Gunung, Ungaren, ix [Jacobson].
Type in Amsterdam Museum, unique.
punctatissima de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. VIII, 58, ~ (1915).
North Papua. Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.
scutellata Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 353, @ 2, fig. 2,

p- 356, genitalia (1916).

Talum, Perak-Pahang boundary, 18-i-o2 [Robinson; Annan-
dale}.

Type in British Museum.

stantoni, 7d., loc. cit., 354, 2 (1916).
Kedah Peak, Malay Peninsula, 3200 ft. [Stanton].
Type in British Museum, a unique 2.
limpida, 2d., loc. cit., 355, 2 (1916).
Taken in company with above.
Type, a unique @ , in British Museum.
lutea, zd., loc. cit., 357, 2 (1916).
Taken in company with stantont.
Type in British Museum, a unique specimen.
transversalis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LEX, 198 (1916).

Gedeh, Java, 1625-2400 metres, v; I @& [Konigsberger]

(1916). Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.
sumatrana Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus. VIII, 17, @, pl. ii,
fig. 5, genitalia; pl. iv, fig. 11, wing (I9I9Q).

Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 7300 ft. v-14; Sungei Kumbang,
Sumatra, 4500 ft., iv-I4.

regalis Edw., loc. cit., XVIII, 248 (1916).

Taihoku, Formosa [Shiraki]. ‘The much damaged unique

type in British Museum.
montivagans Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 166, @ 9, pl.

xliii, 12, wing (1916).

Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,015, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

228 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor “va,

nigricornis, 7d., loc. cit., 166, 7 ?, pl. xliii, 13, wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4,500 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,016, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

opaca Bezzi, Phil. Jour. Set. X11, Sect. Dji126, o7(x047):
Luzon [Baker].

marginalis, 2d., loc. cit., 116, @ (1917).
Luzon [Baker].

Section RHAMPHIDINI.
Rhamphidia, Mg.

Syst. Besch. VI, 281 (1830).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 558: Ost. Sack., Monog.
Dipt. N. Amer. TV, 103% Berl) Ente’ Zeits:
DOX XT 183-9 Bruns, Fauna Brit. inds 416;
Aucit. var.

GENOTYPE, Limnobia longtrostris Mg., by West-
wood’s designation (1840).
Megarhina, St. Farg. et Serv., Encyc. Meth. Ins.
X, 585 (1825).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia longirostris Mg., by origi-
nal designation.
Helwus, id., loc. cit., 831 (1835).
Nom. nov. for Megarhina under supposed pre-
occupation by Megarhinus Rob. Desv.
Leptorhina, Steph., Cat. Brit. Ins. IT, 243 (1829).
GENOTYPE, unknown to present author.

ferruginosa Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 418, ¢, fig. 41, head, pro-
file; pl. viii, 8 wing, pl. x1, 21, ver genitalian(wore)s
Pashok, Darjiling Distr., 2000—3500 ft., 23-iv—II-v-15
[Gravely|; base of Dawna Hills, Lower Burma, 2-1ii-08 [Annan-
dale}. Type in Indian Museum,
unicolor, 7d., loc. cit., 419, @ (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 296.
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 8-viii-og [Paiva].
Type in Indian Museum.
inconspicua Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 419, @ (1912).
Kurseong, 16-iv-11 [Annandale]; Kalimpong, 600—4500 ft.,
24-iv—10-v-15 [Gravely]; Pachmarhi, 20-ix-13, near waterfall.
Type in Indian Museum.
kambangani de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 346, pl. xvii, 13, wing
(1913).
Nusa, Kambangan, an island off S. coast of Java [Jacobson].
Type in Amsterdam Museum.
apicalis Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., XLIX, 167, o @ pl. xliti, 15,
wing (1916). ;
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 ft., 8000 ft. [Bryant and Pal-
mer |. Type, No. 19017, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

1920. ] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 229

nigriceps Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 358, ~ @ ; fig. 3,

p. 356, genitalia (1916).

Bukit Besar, Siam, type »; Talum, Perak-Pahang boun-

dary, 18-i-o1 [Robinson and Annandale]. Types in British

Museum.

rufescens Edw., Joc. cit., 358, 2 (1916).
Bukit Kutu, Selangor, ii-03 [Durham].
Tvpe in British Museum.
fratella Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus., XV, 296, ~ ¢ (1918).

Castle Rock, N. Kanara Dist., 11—26-x-16 [Kemp]: Ginting
Bidai, 2000 ft.; Selangor-Pahang Frontier, Federated Malay
States, iv-17 [C. Boden Kloss]. Types in Indian Museum.

abnormalis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus., XV, 296, 2, pl. vii, 3, wing

(1918).

Cherrapunji, Assam, 4400 ft., 2—3-x-14 [Kemp].

The unique ¢ypfe in the Indian Museum.

Subgenus Eurhamphidia, Alex.

Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 168 (1916).
GENOTYPE, Rhamphidia niveitarsis Skuse, by
original designation.
monticola Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., VIII, 18, 2, pl. iv,
fig. 12, wing (1919).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 7300 ft., iv-14.
Type in British Museum.
niveitarsis Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) IV, 791 (Rham-
pbhidia) (1889).
Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 168, 7 @, pl. xliii, 16,
wing.
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, 8000, 9,000 ft.; Pangranggo, gooo it.
[both Java and Bryant and Palmer].
Type: location unknown to present author.

Sub-genus, Rhampholimnobia, Alex.

Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 169 (1916).
GrnoryrE, R. reticularis, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
reticularis Alex., loc. cit., 169, 9, pl. xliii, 17, wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4,500 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19018, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

Limnobiorhynchus, Westw.'

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran: IV, 683, @ only (1835).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 298.
GENOTYPE, Limnobiorhynchus westwoodt, nom.
nov. for L. brasiliensis, Westw., sp. nov., 2 only ;
by my own designation, 1918.

! See Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 297 on the Elephantomyta group.

230 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

incertus Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 422 @ ; pl. viii, 9 wing; xi, 12,
@ genitalia ( Toxorhina) (1912).!
Id. Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 208.
Kurseong, 27-vi-1o [Annandale]. Unique type in Indian
Museum. The genus Toxorhina does not now appear to be
oriental.”

Ceratocheilus, Wesché.

Jour. Linn. Soc. XXX, 358 (1910).
GENOTYPE, C. winn-sampsoni, sp. nov., loc. cié.,
the Ist species, by present designation.

Neostyringomyia, Alex., Canad. Ent. XLIV, 85 (as
subgenus of Styrvingomyta) (1912).
GENOTYPE, Sityringomyta cornigera Speis., by
original designation.

Conithorax, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 298 (1918).
GENOTYPE, C. latifrons, sp. nov., loc. cit.

I have to thank Mr. Chas. Alexander for the above synonymy
(2m litt.). Ceratocheilus at its inception was considered by
Wesché to represent a new subfamily having affinities with the
Ptychopterinae. The exact position of Styringomyia is also
uncertain. Some authors refer it to the Rhamphidiini, others
to the Eriopterini.

latifrons Brun., Joc. cit. 299, 2 , fig. 2, antenna, 3, wing (Conithorax)

(1918).

Bidai, Selangor-Pahang Frontier, Federated Malay States,
iv-17 [C. Boden Kloss}. Unique type in Indian Museum.

brevifrons, 7d., loc. cit., 300, @ (Conithorax) (1918).

Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900, viii-17 [Kemp].

Unique ¢ype in Indian Museum.

Elephantomyia, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci, Philad. 220 °(18590):

Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 106,
pl. 1,5, wing, iii, 8, forceps: id., Berl. Ent. Zeits.
CONT ies: Brun Rec. Aud.) Mus, Vi oz,
Elephantomyia group.
GENOTYPE, E. westwoodi Ost. Sack. (as Limno-
biorhynchus canadensis, Westw.), by original
designation.

! In the note after the description of this species the first sentence is mis-
leading. In the description itself it is stated that the discal cell is open in one
wing and closed in the other in the unique type, In penning the phrase com-
mencing ‘though the discal cell is open, etc. (Fauna, p. 423), | must have over-
looked this anomaly and observed only the left wing, in which the cell is open;
and, although this explanation makes the text intelligible, it admittedly does not
excuse a want of care in examination. My figure shews the cell closed as it
normally is in this genus and as is stated both in my generic description (I.c. p.
421), and in Loew’s.

2 See Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 300, for discussion.

1920. | E. BRUNETII: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 231

argento cincta Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. I, 107, 2 (Limnobia) (1857).
Sarawak. Type in British Museum, useless for comparison
and apparently unique.

delectata, id., loc. cit., VII, 231, 7 2 (Limnobia) (1864).
Cerani. Types in British Museum, useless except for con-
spicuous wing markings.

filiformis, id., loc. cit., VIII, 131, @ (Limnobia) (1865).
Salawatti.
Type in British Museum, valueless, apparently unique.

fuscomarginata Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 64, @ fig. N, I, wing
(iQT2):
Sumatra (Sinabong).
Type, a unique &, in Stettin Zoological Museum.

egregia de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 347, ~, pl. xvii, 14, wing
GiOXs)-or.
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson].
Type, a unique #, in Amsterdam Museum.

Dicranoptycha, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad., 203 and 217 (1859).
Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer., IV, 116, pl.

i, 8, wings.
GENOTYPE, D. germana Ost. Sack., by Coquil-
lett’s designation. |

signaticollis Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XX XVIII, 36, pl. ii, 1, ~ (1895).
Bran,, Ree: Ind. Mus: V1, 280.
Java. Type lost, originally in Amsterdam Museum.

Orimarga, Ost. Sack.

Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 120, pl. i, 9, wing (1869).
Ost. Sack, Berl. Ent. -Zeits.” XXdGy E80:

Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 423.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia alpina Zett., by original
designation.

Ninguis, Wallengren, Entom. Tidskr. II, 183
(1881).
GEnotyYPE, Limnobia virgo Zett., by Coquillett’s
designation.

? Spyloptera, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 181
(1856).

borneensis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 280, 2 (IgII).
Sarawak, 10 miles s. of Kuching, 27-vi-10 [Beebe]. Type
in Indian Museum.

232 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vor. XWVad;

peregrina, z7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 424, o, pl. .vili, 12, wing
(1912).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 309.
Kurseong, 29-vi-10, [Annandale]; Ghumti, Darjiling Distr.,
vii-1I [Gravely]; Pashok, 3500 ft. [Hartless].
Type, a unique specimen, in Indian Museum.
javana de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 348, @, pl.-xyil, 15, wine
(1913).
Nongkodjadyjar, 1 [ Jacobson].
Type, a unique 2, in Amsterdam Museum.

Antocha, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad., 219 (1859).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 558:

Ost. Sack., Berl: Hut: Zeits, XXX], 187; Brin. Pacwe
Brit. Ind., 425.

GENOTYPE, A. opalizans Ost. Sack., as saxicola
Ost. Sack.

Taphrophila, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 185 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia inusta Mg., by original
designation.

Orimargula, Mik., Wien. Ent. Zeitg. IT, 198, fig. (1883).
GENOTYPE, O. alpigena, sp. nov., loc. cit.

indica Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 426, o ¢ , pl. viii, 12, wing (1912).
Phagu, 12-v-09; Theog., 2-v-07 [all Annandale]; Kurseong,
Q-1x-09, type 2 ; 16-iv-11, type 2; Kalimpong, 600— 4500 ft.,
I—24-1v—10-v-15 [Gravely]; Pashok 4500 ft.[Gravely]; Almora,
Kumaon, 5500 ft., 11—12-vi-11 [Paiva]; Darrang Distr., Assam-
Bhutan Frontier, 26-xii-1o [Kemp]. ;

Type in Indian Museum.
unilineata, id., loc. cit), 427, 2" (1912),
Mundali, Dehra Dun, 9000 ft., 10-v-Io.
Type, unique, in Indian Museum.
javanensis, Alex., Proc. U.S: Nat. Mus. XLIX) 171, 9, pl. xin,
18, wing (1916).

Pelaboean Ratoe, Java, 19-x-09; [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,019, in U.S. Nat. Mus.

Teucholabis, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad., 222 (1859).

Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 129,
pl. 1,22.) wines “ple ilo, forceps: 7a..5 bere
Ent. Zeits.. XXVI/ass: 7d. loc. cit, Seo
188: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind:,,427.

GENOTYPE, T. complexa Ost. Sack., by original
designation.

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exclusa Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. VIII, 105, ? (Limnobia) (1865).
Papua. Type in British Museum, much damaged.

bicolor Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 404, @ (1880).
de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 348.
Sumatra; Sinabang, Simalur Is., off Sumatra, i, ii; Gunung
Ungaren, Java, ix | Jacobson].
Type in Genoa Museum in poor condition.

fenestrata Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 188 o 9 (1887).

Brum heey Inds MuseeV 1, 263 .00V.. 3045 7a5.. Ratna; Brat,
ee AZO). oO”.

Common and widely distributed in India, from April to
October. Naini Tal, Darjiling, Kurseong, Lake Chilka, Mad-
ras, Peradeniya; Mazbat, Assam; Tura, Garo Hills.

Types inthe Leyden Museum and Bigot collection.

determinata Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 188, 7 (1887).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 283.
Sula (Indo-Malay Archipelago).
Type, a unique o&, in British Museum.

insignis, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 430,0, pl. viii, 13, wing (1912).
Tenmalai, Travancore, 22-xi-08 [Annandale].
Type, a unique o, in Indian Museum.

bi-annulata, 1d., loc. cit., 430, @ (1912).
Kurtseong, 26-vi-1o. [Annandale]; Rotung, 27-xii-Ir and
Daimda, 3000 ft., both N.-E. Ind. Frontier [Kem].
Type in Indian Museum.

plecioides de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 348, 2 (1913):
Nongkodjadjar, Java,i; Sinabang, Simalur Is. off Sumatra,
ii, vii [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

glabripes, zd., loc. cit., 349, @ (1913).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson].
Type, a unique o, in Amsterdam Museum.

femorata, 7d., loc. cit., L.VIII, 67, o (1916).
Fort de Kock, Simalur Island, Sumatra, x.
The unique ¢yfe in Amsterdam Museum.

nigerrima Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 248 (1916).
Horisha, Formosa, 10-v-13 [Maki]; Taihoku, Formosa
[Shivakt]. Type in British Museum.

angusticapitis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 305, @, pl. viii, 11, head
and thorax, 12, head in profile, 13, tip of proboscis (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900 ft., viii-17 [Kemp].
Unique ¢ype in Indian Museum.

ornata, id., loc. cit., 305, @ (1918).
Peradeniya, II-vili-1o. Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.
var. assamensis, 7d., loc. cit., 306, ” (1918).
Shillong, 5500—6400 ft., 29-viii—5-ix-15 [Kemp].

234 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

nocticolor Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., viii, 18, 7 2, pl. iii,
fig. 6a, b, genitalia; pl. iv, 13, wing (1919).
Siolak Daras, Sumatra, 3000 ft.

Gymanastes, Brun.!

Ree, Ind. Mus. V1, 281 (1921),
Id., td., Fauna, Brit. Ind., 432: Rec. Ind. Mus.
XV, 307) Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8)
XVII, 359.
GENOTYPE, Teucholabis cyanea Edw., as G. viola-
ceus, sp. nov.

cyanea EHdw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 61, 7 29 (Teucho-
labts) (1911).
Gymnastes violaceus, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 282 (1911).
td., Fauna Brit. Ind: 433. "er fig. 2 full) insa( nome):
Madulsima, Ceylon, 19-v-08, type o@ [Fletcher]; Bentota, Cey-
lon, 13-vi-9o, type 2 [Yerbury]; Kandy, 22-v-10 (type of violaceus);
Peradeniya, 15-vil-Io [Gravely]; Cherambadi, Wynaad, S.
India, x-13 [Fletcher]. Type ~ 2 cyanea in British Museum,
of wiolaceus in Indian Museum.

ornatipennis de Mey., Tijd: v. Hut. LIV, 47; pl. im, 34, wimg

(Gnophomyia) (1911).

Gymnastes, id., Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 249.
Paratropesa, \td.~ Alex.) Proc. US: (Nat!) Mus) ee sne7.
pl. xii, 14, wing.

Wonosobo, Java, iv; Telaga Mendjer, Java, v [both Jacobson] ;
Tyjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 ft. [Brvant and Palmer]; Arisan,
Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe]; Reidel also records it from
Formosa.

Type in Amsterdam Museum, no sex stated.

Alexander refers this species to Paratropesa, Sch., I think
wrongly.

pictipennis Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) xvu, 358, @, fig. 4,
p. 356, genitalia (1916).
Bukit Besar, Malay Penin. [Robinson and Annandale}.
Type in British Museum.

bistriatipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 307, @ (1918).
Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist., 3—10-x-16 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum ; cotyfes in my collection.

pennipes, 7d., loc. cit., 308, pl. viii, 10, hind leg (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900, vii-17 [Kemp].
Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.

t Alexander regards this genus as synonymous with Teucholabis, but I still
think it distinct (Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 307) and Edwards supports its retention
(Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) xvii, 358).

1920.] FH. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 235

Atarba, Ost. Sack.

Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 127, pl i, 13, wing (1869).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 434.
GENOTYPE, A. picticornis, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
Leiponeura, Skuse, Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Wales (2)
IV, 795 (1890).
GENoTYPE, L. gracilis, sp. nov., loc. cit., the Ist
species by present designation.

nebulosa de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. EIN AZo ple ie 25 wing

(1911r).!

Batavia, viii [ Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
pilifera, id., loc. cit., 43, 7 9, pl. ii, 26, wing (IgII).

Semarang, vi, vii[ Jacobson]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.
diffusa, id., loc. cit., 43, @ (IQII).

Semarang, i, xi [Jacobson]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

flava Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 435, 7 ¢ , pl. vili, 15, wing (1912).
Darjiling, apparently common in autumn, 28-v-10, type; 26-
v-20, type @ ; 22-ix-08, I-x-08 [all Brunetti]; 9-viii-og [Paiva].
Types in Indian Museum.
pallidicornis Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 249, 2
(1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nitobe].
Unique type in British Museum.
fuscicornis Edw., Joc. cit., 250, 2 (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nzétobe].
Unique type in British Museum.
javanica Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 171, ?, pl. xlili, Ig,
wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer).
Type, Cat. No. 19,020, U.S. Nat. Mus.

Section ERIOPTERINI.?

Kriopterina, Ost. Sack., Eriopterinae, Kert.

Rhypholophus, Kol.

Wien. Ent. Monats. IV, 393 (1860).
Ost.Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV. 139, pl.i,
14, 15, wings: zd., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXXI, 192:
Sch., F. Austr. II, 536: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind.,
440, pl. xi, 20, antenna.

! Alexander regards Letponeura as valid and places therein nebulosa, pilifera
and diffusa. He thinks my flava the only oriental species of the genus Afarba
except his own javanica.

2 For characters and table of genera v. Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind. 436 et seq.,
and Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 135.

236 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

GENOTYPE, Rhypholophus phryganopterus Kol.,
the original species.
Iltsomyia, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 180 (Lliso-
mya) (1806).
GENOTYPE, /. nubipennis, sp. nov., loc. cit.
Ormosia, id., loc. cit., 180 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Evrioptera nodulosa Macq., by original

designation.

Dasyptera, Sch., Wien. Ent. Monats. VII, 221
(1863).
GENOTYPE, Evioptera varia Mg., by original desig-
nation.

Erioptera, Sch., nec Mg.

geniculatus Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 441, @ (1912).
Kurseong, 16-iv-11 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

pulcher, 7d., loc. cit., 442, 9, pl. vili, 16, wing (1912).
Phagu, Simla Distr., gooo ft., 11-v-o9 [Annandale]; Naini
Tal, 6400 ft., Kumaon Distr., x-1906 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

Molophilus, Curt.

Brit. Entom. 444 (1833).
Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 243, pl.
i, 16—19, wings, pl. iv, 14—16, forceps: 2d., Berl.
Ent. Zeits. XXXI, 192: Brun., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 443
Erioptera Sch. (nec Meig.), Wien. Ent. Monats.
Vil, 221 (1863). 4d, 7d., \Fo Ansty, SC San:
GENOTYPE, Evioptera atra Mg., as brevipennts
Cunt, sp.nov.

bicolor de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 45, pl. iii, 27, wing (1911).
Wonosobo, Java, v [ Jacobson].
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.

inconspicuus Brun., Fauna Brit.Ind., 444, 7 2 (1912).

Simla, 12-v-08; Ghumti, 4000 ft. [Gravely]; Kurseong, 4—-
6-vii-o8 ; 18—20-vi-10, type o [all Annandale]; Maddathorai,
16-xi-08, type ¢@ ; Tenmalai, 22-xi-o8 [both Travancore and
Annandale). Tvpes in Indian Museum.

assamensis, 7d., loc. cit., 445, @ (1912).
Sylhet, 8-i-06 [Hall]. Unique type in Indian Museum.

costalis Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 251 (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe}.
Type in British Museum.

sirius Alex., Can. Ent. XLVII, 82, o 2, fig. 1, wing (1915).
Philippine Islands, July.

1920. | HK. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera., 237

Erioptera, Mg.

Illig. Mag. II, 262 (1803).

Sch., F. Austr. II, 541: Ost. Sack.,Monog.Dipt.
N. Amer. IV, 146, pl. i, 16—19, wings; iv,
14—16, forceps: 7d., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXXTI,
193. Auctt. var.

Bruny, Fauna Brit. Ind..-445:1di, Rec. Ind;
Mus. XV, 300, notes and synonyms.

GENOTYPE, Evioptera lutea Mg., by Coquillett’s
designation (IgI0).

Chemalida Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 180 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Evrioptera taenionota Mg., by original
designation.

Limnaea, id., loc., cit., 181.

GENOTYPE, Tipula flavescens \,., by original
designation.

Limnoica, id., loc. cit. lV, p. 11, Corrigenda (1861),
nom. nov. for Limmnaea, preoce. Poli, 1791.

? Octavia Big , Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (3) I, 475
(1854).

javanensis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 45, ¢ ; pl. iii, 28, wing
G@igEY):
Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson]; Pelaboean Ratoe, Java,
16-x-0g ; Buitenzorg, iii, 09 [Bryant and Palmer].
Type in Amsterdam Museum.
notata, 7¢., loc..ci., Ab) ot 2 pl iil, 20, wing,.30, 9 genitalia, sr.
@ genitalia (IQII).
~ Semarang ii [Jacobson]; Sinabang, Simalur Is., off W. Coast

Sumatra, v, vi. Types in Amsterdam Museum in alcohol.
punctipennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 449, ¢, pl. viii, 17, wing
(1925
Kurseong, 26—27-vi-10 [Annandale]; Tura, Garo Hills, vii,
viii, 17 [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

ferruginea, 7d., loc. cit., 450, @ (1912).
Pallode, Travancore, I5-xi-08 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum.

distans, 7d., loc. cit., 451, @ (1912).

Kurseong, 26-vi-1o [Annandale].
Tye in Indian Museum.

incerta, 1d., loc. cit., 452, o@ (1912).
Darjiling, 5-vili-og [Paiva].

Type, a unique o&, in Indian Museum.

parallela, zd., loc. cit., 453, 2 (1912).
Kurseong, vi-1910. Type in Indian Museum, a unique ¢,

the abdomen now missing.

orientalis, 7d., loc. cit., 453, 2 (1912).
Darjiling, 5-viii-og, type 7 [Paiva]; type @ [Annandale];

238 Records of the Indian Museum. [VOL,. XV

Kurseong, 4—9-ix-09: [Annandale]; Calcutta [Annandale] ;
Shanghai, 8-v-06 [Grunettr]. Types in Indian Museum.
subtincta, 7d., loc. cit., 455, 7 @ (1912).
Darjiling, 5-vili-og [Paiva].
Types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.
flava, id., loc. cit., 455, «7 @ (1912).
halterata, id., loc. ctt., 457 7 @ (1912).

Darjiling [Brunettt and Paiva]; 6000—7000 ft., 11 and 13-
vi-I4 [Gravely]; 20-ix-08 at light, type o, halterata [Brunetiz] ;
6—II-viii-09, tvpe @ , halterata | Paiva]; Madhupur, Bengal, 17-x-
og at light, type w, flava [Paiva]; Calcutta, 12-ix-07, type 2,
flava [Annandale]; near Khulna, Ganges Delta, on board
launch, at light, 28-vili-o9 [Jenkins]; Medha, Yenna Valley,
Satara Distr., 2200 ft., 17—23-iv-12 [Gravely]; Shiliong, 5500—
6400 ft., 29-vili—5-1N-15 [Kemp].

Types of flava ~ @ and halterata o 2 in Indian Museum.

grandior, id., loc. cit., 456, 9 , pl. viii, 18, wing (1912).

Simla, Io-v-09 [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum,

unique.
genitalis, ¢d., loc. cit., 456, @ 2 (1912),

Bhowali, Kumaon Div., 27-vi-10, type o, at light; 12-vi-10,

tyDey? « Types in Indian Museum.

fusca de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 351, pl. xvii, 17, wing (1913).

Nongkojadjar, Java [Jacobson]. Type, unique, in Amster-
dam Museum.

nigripalpis, zd., loc. cit., 351, @ (¢ lapsus), pl. xvii, 18, ~ genitals
(1913).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, 1 [Jacobson].
Type, unique, in Amsterdam Museum.

insignis. Hdw., Aun. Mag. Nat. Mist. (8), XVMI (255, "9s
(Erioptera, sub-gen.) (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nitobe}; Tokyo.
Types in British Museum.

albogutatta Edw., loc. ctt.,p.252, @, pl. xii, 4, genitalia (Erzo-
ptera, sub-gen.) (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe].
Unique type in British Museum.

subfusca Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., VIII, 19, @, pl. iit,
7, genitalia (I9I9Q).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra. Type in British Museum.

Acyphona, Ost. Sack.

Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 151 (1860).
GENOTYPE, Erioptera venusta, Ost. Sack., by
present designation, no species having apparently
been nominated,

1920.]| E. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 239

Trichosticha, Sch., Wein. Ent. Monats. VII, 221
(1863).!
Tlisia, Ronds, Dipt: Lal. Prod. ql, 182 .(1856);?
fenestrata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 352, 2, pl. xvii, 19, wing
(1913).
Nongkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson]; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé,
Java, 8000 ft. [Brvant and Palmer].
Type in Amsterdam Museum.
Apparently no genotype of Acyphona has hitherto been selec-
ted:

Mesocyphona, Ost. Sack.

Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 152 (1869).
Ost. Sack; Berl. But. Zeits, XOX, 194:
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 458.
GENOTYPE, Evioptera caloptera Say., bymy own
designation, Fauna, 458.
nigripes Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 458, o, pl. ix, I, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 7—9-i1x-09 [Annandale]; Ghoom, 7500 ft., 19-ix-08 ;
Pashok, 2000 ft. [Gravely]; Kalimpong, 600—.
I0-v-15 [Gravely]. Type in Indian Museum.
gracilis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 310, 2 (1918).
Bhoirakund, Assam-Bhutan Frontier, Darrang Distr., 18—
22-x-12 [Kemp]. Unique tyfe in Indian Museum.

Empeda, Ost. Sack.

Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 183 (1869).
Ost. Sacks s Berl, “Hat. Zeits, x xO” 203:
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 475.
GENOTYPE, E. stigmatica Ost. Sack., by original
designation.
Tlisophila, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 180 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Evioptera lutea Mg., by original

vs)

designation.
gracilis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 49 2; pl. iv, 37, wing
(TOKE):

Id., loc. cit., L.V1, 353, pl. xvii, 20, ¢ genitalia.
Tosari, Java [Kobus|; Nungkodjadjar, Java, i [Jacobson].
Type in Amsterdam Museum.
brevior Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 452, 7 ¢, pl. ix, 2, wing (Evtop-
ptera) (1912).

Empeda inconspicua, id., loc. cit., 475, 7 2; pl. ix, 10, wing.

', 2 No genotype appears to have beenerected for Tvichosticha, and of ye
three. species placed in it by S¢hiner at its creation only one, maculata Mg.,
now referred to it, and this one was selected by Rondani as type of Jlisza.

240 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo,. XVII,

Darjiling, 5 and I1-viii-og, type » and 9% [Paiva]; 25—20-
v-10 [Brunetti]; 3—9-vi-og [Howlett]; Kurseong, 22—26-vi-1o;
7-1x-09 [Annandale]. Types of both sexes of brevior and in-
conspicua in Indian Museum.

antica Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 568, ~ (Gonomyia) (1912).
Ghumti, 4000 ft. Type in Indian Museum.

femoralis Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus., viii, 20, @ (1919).
Korinchi Peak, Sumatra. Tvpe in British Museum.

Gonomyia, Mg.

Syst. Besch I, 146 (1818).

och. F. AtstriIl, 542 Ost.cack Mone. Dipt.
N. Amero TV, 917721704 1¢., Berl Hat: Zeits:
XXXI, 200 (incl. correction of Monog. ref.):
Brun:, -Fatina “Brite rind... 4OSea7dseRec, aude
Mus. XV, 311, notes.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia tenella Mg. (t. Coquillett,
IQIO).

Taphrosia, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 182 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia tenella Mg., by original
designation.

Goniomyia, Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer.
TW, 277-(1860)2"

metatarsata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 48, 92, pl. iti, 35, wing
(I9II).
Semarang, i, vii [Jacobson]; Pasaruan, Java [Kobus].
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

nubeculosa, 7zd., loc. cit., 48, @, pl. iii, 36, wing (1911).
~Wonosobo, Java, iv [Jacobson].
Type, a unique &#, in Amsterdam Museum.

incompleta Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 471, 7 @, pl. tx-5, wing;

pl. xi-19, @ genitalia (1912).

Kurseong, 3-vii-o8 [4 nnandale|; Sukna, 1-vii-o8 [Annandale];
Ghumti, Darjiling, 4000 ft., vii-r1 [Gravely]; Calcutta, 26-vii-08,
type @, 2I-viii-og type 2 [both Annandale]; 16-viii-12 in house
[Gravely]; Katihar, viii-ix-1o [Paiva]; Bhogaon, 9-x-08 [| Pavva],
Kushtea, Bengal, 7—8-x-og [Jenkins]; Talewadi, N. Kanara
Dist. [Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum, cotypes in my collec-
tion.

flavomarginata, id., loc. cit., 472, 7 9, pl. ix, 6 (1912).

Simla, 7ooo ft. [Annandale]; Kurseong, 20-vi-10, type @ ;
18 and 22-vi-10; 6-ix-0og, tvpe 2; 20-vi-10 [all Annandale] ;
Darjiling, 7-viii-o9 [Jenkins]; 7000 ft. [Paiva]; Almora, Kumaon
Div., 5500 ft., 13—16-ix-11 [Paiva].

Types in Indian Museum.

! Goniomyia is merely a different spelling of the name Gonomyza.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 241

aftinis, 1d. loccrt.,1472,.9° Si pl. 1x7, wine (1or2).

Kumaon, 4700 ft. and 5000 ft. [Annandale]; Kurseong, 13—
16-vii-07, type 7; 25—28-ili-10; 5—7-vii-o8; 22-vi-10 [all
Annandale]; Darjiling, 5-vili-og type 2; 9-viii-og [Jenkins];
Castle Rock and Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist. [Kemp].

Types in Indian Museum.

aperta, zd., loc. cit., 473, @, pl. ix, 8, wing (1912).

Katihar, Bengal, 29—31-xii-09 [Paiva].

Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

proxima, 7d., loc. cit., 474, 7 2, pl. ix, 9, wing (1912).

Tirvani, 27-xii-og; Noalpur, 15-ii-o8 (both base of Nepalese
Himalayas); Rajmahal, Bengal, I4-li-I0, type 7 2 in cop.
[Chaudhuri]; Rajshahi, KE. Bengal, 1—6-ii-07 [Annandale]; Pusa
river bank, 6-i-11 [Fletcher]; 19-iv-09.

Types in Indian Museum, cotyfe 9 in Pusa coll.

bryanti Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 173, @, pl. xliv, 20,

wing; pl. xlvii, 48, 49, genitalia (1916).

Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,021, U.S. Nat. Mus.

nebulosa Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 252 (Lipophleps)

(1916).

Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe].

Type in British Museum.

Mongoma, Westw.

TransEnt. Soc. Lond. 364, pl. xvii; 1 (2881).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX VI, 90; XXXTI,
203: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 290, 292 (Mon-
goma group): 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 476: 7d.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 311, notes, tab. allied gen.
and Ind. spp.
GENOTYPE, M. fragillima Westw., by original
designation.
tenera Ost. Sack., Berl Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 89, o (1882).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 295: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 480,

Orso.
pallidiventris, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 481, ? (1912).

Kurseong, 4700—5000 ft. [Annandale]; Ghumti, 4000 ft.
[Gravely]; Sukna, 1-vii-08 ; 1-viii-o8 ; Nedumangad, Travancore,
I4-xi-09 ; Pallode, 15-xi-08, type of pallidiventris [both Annan-
dale|; Tura, Garo Hills, vii, viii-17 [Kemp]; Ginting Bidai,
Selangor-Pahang Frontier, Federated Malay States, 2000 ft.,
iv-17 [Boden Kloss]; Philippines.

pennipes Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 204, @ (1887).
de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 50, pl. iv, 38—41, var. chars. :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 295: td., Fauna Brit. Ind., 479,
@ @, pl. ix, 14, wing; pl. xi, 13, @ genitalia.

242 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Sukna, N. Bengal, 1-vii-o8 ; Calcutta, not uncommon, Feb. to
Sept.; Pusa, at light, 6-vii-13 [Howlett]; in plantain bark, 27-
xi-I2; Kavalai, Cochin, 1300—3000 ft., 24—27-ix-14 [Gravely] ;
Peradeniya, 12—16-vii-1o [Green]; 16-ix-og at light; Insein,
Lower Burma, 31-vii—-4-viii-14 [Fletcher]; Semarang, i, x [ Jacob-
son]; Tumbong Hiong, Borneo.

cariniceps Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 60, @, fig. I,', wing

(1912).

Soekaranda, Sumatra, Mt. Salak, Java, 15-v-09, 7 2 [Bryant
and Palmer]; Siolak Daras, Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 3000 ft.,

iii-14. Type in Stettin Zoological Museum.
obscura de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XIX, 48, o, pl. i, 5, wing
(1913).

Waigon, I-i-10. Unique ¢yfe in Amsterdam Museum.
albipennis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, 353, 2 (1913).
Nungkodjadjar, Java, i [ Jacobson].
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.
splendida Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 313, @ 2 (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3900 ft., vii, viii-17 [Kemp].
Types in Indian Museum.
kempi, 7d., loc. cit., 313, 2 (1918).
Above Tura, Garo Hills, 3500—3g900 ft., viii-17 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
flava, 2d., loc. cit., 314, 2 (1918).
A unique @ taken in company with the above species.
Type in Indian Museum.

Plesiomongoma, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 314 (1918).
GENOTYPE, P. venosa, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
venosa Brun., Joc. cit., 314, 2 (1918).
Shillong, 5500—6 400 ft., 29-viii—5-ix-15 [Kemp].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

Trentepohlia, Big.

Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (3) II, 473 (1854).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 315: Edw., Ann.

Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 63 (1911).
Mongomioides, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 296 (1911).

Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 481.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia trentepohiit Wied., by origi-
nal designation; the type species of Mongomt-
oides is the same.!

! Though Bigot’s description is quite valueless, Edwards recently noted (vide
ante) one of the true generic characters (three posterior cells only), but I had over-
looked his paper. Still, the nomination of a type species does not constitute the
diagnosis of a genus.

1920.]| EE. Brunetti: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 243

trentepohlii Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 551, @, pl. vi, b, fig. 12 (Lim-

nobia) (1828).

Macq., Hist. Nat. Dipt. I, 100 (Limnophila): Ost. Sack., Berl.
Ent. Zeits. XX VI, 90: de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 51, notes,
pl. iv, 42, wing; Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 297: id., Fauna
Brito Lads 482. ¢ 59); pl! ix, 13, wil.

Widely distributed throughout India, especially in the plains,
Ceylon, Burma, Assam, Siam, Java and Sumatra. It extends
northward at least to Sylhet [Hall]. The recorded months of
appearance are February, and from August to November.

Type in Dr. Trentepohl’s collection.

marmorata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind. 483, 2 , pl. ix, 11, wing (Mon-

gomtotdes) (1912).

Calcutta, 28-xi-o7. Unique fyfe in Indian Museum.

nigroapicalis, id., loc. cit., 483, 7, pl. ix, 12, wing (Mongomiotdes)

(1912).

Lucknow, 5-iii-1I, type; Pusa, 20-iv-13, on pipal [Howlett];
I-iv-16 [Fletcher|}; Rajmahal, Bihar [Chaudhuri]; Sorabkalti,
Ganges Delta [Jenkins]; Peradeniya, v-og; Tura, Garo Hills,
Assam, vii-17 [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

albogeniculata, id., loc. cit., App. 569, » (Mongomtoides) (1912).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. Vil, 448.(1912).'

Dawna Hills (‘3rd Camp to Misty Hollow ’’), 400—2400 ft., -

22—30-xi-11 [Gravely]. Types in Indian Museum.
speiseri Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 204, 7 2, nom. nov.,
fig. (1913).
Mongoma exornata Speiser (nec Bergr.), Berl. Ent. Zeits. LIT,
135 (1907). |

Peradeniya, II, 1912. Described from W. Coast of Africa.
Type in British Museum.

ornatipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 315, @, fig. 4, wing
(ornatepennts, lapsus) (1918).
Castle Rock. N. Kanara Dist., 11—26-x-16 [Kemp].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

saucia. Alex), Proc; U:S:, Nat. Mus. ,, XLIX, 174, @ , pl. xliv,.2%,
wing (1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 7800 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19,022, U.S. Nat. Museum.
pictipennis Bezzi, Phil. Jour. Sci. XII, Sect. D. 115, @ (1917).
Luzon [Baker].

Paramongoma, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 295 (1911).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 484: zd., Rec. Ind.
Mus. XV, 314.

! The Fauna reference antedates the other by about a month.

244 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

GENOTYPE, Cylindrotoma albitarsis Dol., by origi-
nal designation.

Mongomella, Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 61 (1912).
GENOTYPE, Mongoma pallida Will., by original
designation.

albitarsis Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 391, pl. iv, 1, full ins.
(Cylindrotoma) (1857).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXVI, 90: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. VI, 295, notes: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 484.
Java, Amboina. Location of type unknown, probably
lost.
Anchimongoma, Brun.

Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 316 (1918).
GENOTYPE, A. simplex, sp. nov., loc. cit.
simplex Brun., loc. cit., 316, 7 2 , fig. 5, wing (1918).
Castle Rock, N. Kanara Dist., 11—26-x-16 [Kemp].
The unique types in the Indian Museum.

Lechria, Skuse.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales (2) IV, 830 (1890).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 465.
GENOTYPE, L. singularis Skuse, by original
designation.
lucida de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 53, ?, pl. iv, 45, wing (1911).
Batavia, vi [Jacobson].
Type, unique, in Amsterdam Museum.

bengalensis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 301, # 2 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 467, 7 9, pl. ix, 4, wing: id., Rec.
ing ius: Oy Sar:

Pusa, 15-vili-08, type ~; 16-vii-10; 24-viii-11 [Howlett]; Cal-
cutta, 19-vili-07, type 2; 18-vi-og; Bangalore, 12-x-10 [Annan-
dale]; Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist. [Kemp]; 30-v-12 [Gravely].
Type @ in Pusa collection, type @ in Indian Museum.

nepalensis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 317, @ (1918).

Katmandu, Nepal. The unique ¢yfe in the Indian Museum.

leucopeza de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Supp., p. 3, @ (1914).
Semarang, viii [ Jacobson].
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.

Styringomyia, Lw.!

Dipt. Beitr., Tin “Zu der offentlichen Prufung
der Schuler d. Konigl. Fried. Wilh. Gymn. zu
Posen,’’ p. 6 (1845).

( Placed in error in Rhaphidini in my second paper on Tipulidae. It belongs
near Lechria.

1920.) EH. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 245

Edw., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond., 208 (1914)!:

Brunt. Rec. Ind. -Mus; Wij) 2078) o2V + 304 ©
Fauna Brit. Ind., 459.
GENOTYPE, S. venusta Lw., a fossil species, by
original designation.

Pycnocrepis, Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 65 (1912).
GENOTYPE, Styringomyta crassicosta Speis., as
P. annulipes, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

crassicosta Speis., Berl. Ent. Zeits. LII, 132 (Idiophloeba) (1907).
ceylonica Edwards, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 62, 2 (July

Lorn): Brun, Rees ind Mus, Vij 208.07 2-(erroneots redes-

cription from series containing more than one species): Brun.,

Fauna Brit. Ind., 461 (same redescription copied).
didyma Grims., de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 40 (pt).

Pycnocrepis annuiipes Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 65, ¢, fig.

O!, wing (1912).

Tarnab, Peshawar Distr. [Fletcher]; Bhogaon, N. Bengal
[Paiva]; Puri, Orissa, tI0-xi-to [Annandale]; Kankondigee,
Sunderbunds, Ganges Delta, 14-xi-og, at light on board launch
[Jenkins]; Calcutta; Weligama, Ceylon, 9-ii-o8 [Fletcher];
Taiping [Wray Junr.]; Pasuran, Java[Kobus]; Tainan, Formosa
[Sauter]; Formosa @ @ (t. Ender.) ; Singgora, Siam [Annandale].
Type in British Museum.

The above localities are mainly from Mr. Edwards’ corrected
list in the Trans. Ent. Soc.

obscura Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 300 @ (erroneously given as
o (EGET).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 463, o (as ¢?).
Thaumaspur, Nepal, 18—20-i1-08.
Type in Indian Museum.
flava Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 301, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 464, ¢.
Tenmalai, Travancore, 22-xi-o8, a unique o, ‘at light’”’
[Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.

nigrofemorata Edw., Trans. Ent. Soc., p. 215, 2 , pl. xxiii, 51 (1914).
Taiping, Malay States [Wray Junr.].
Unique ¢yfe in British Museum.

LOLMOSANA, §14,. 10C. Cit, 219, & 2-; pl. xix, 0.) XX1, 30; 35; xxv,
79, 71, 72 (1914).
Tainan, Formosa; Koshun, Formosa [Sauter].
Type in the Dents. Ent. Museum, Berlin ; paratypes in British

Museum.

javana, 7d., loc. cit., 220, @, pl. xix, 8; xxii, 32, 33 (1914).

Nongkodjadjar, i Java. [Jacobson].
Type in Amsterdam Museum, a unique specimen.

! This paper by Edwards reviews all the known species, and includes a revised
generic description and table. The figures, of which there are many, are mainly
of genitalia. He corrects one or two errors of mine in the genus.

246 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vot. XVII,

jacobsoni, id., loc. cit., 220, 7 9; pl. xix, 6, thorax,i7; ph xxii,
34, 35; XXv, 73 (1914).
didyma Grims., de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 40 (pt.).
Semarang, i; Batavia, ii [Jacobson]; Sukabumi (Pare), xii
[Dammermann]. Type in Amsterdam Museum.
fryeri, 7d., loc. cit., 221, 7 9, pl. xxii, 36, 37; xxv, 74, 75 (1914).
Peradeniya [ Fryer]. Type in British Museum.
himalayana, id., loc. cit., 221, @ 9, pl. xxii, 40; xxiii, 41; xxv,

77 (1914).

Sukna, & 2 in cop. [Annandale]. Type in Indian Museum.
nepalensis, id., loc. cit., 222, 7 9, pl. xxili,-42, 493 xxv, 78, 79
(1914).

Sukhwani, Nepal. Type in Indian Museum.

Gnophomyia, Ost. Sack

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad. 223 (1859).
Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 172;
pl. ll, 5, wing; iv, 19, 19a, genitals, 7 9 : Sch.,
F. Austr. II, 535: Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits.
XXXI, 198: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 487.
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 318, notes on synonymy.
GENOTYPE, G. tvistissima Ost. Sack., by Coquil-
lett’s designation.
Furina, Jaen., Abh. Senck. Ges. VI, 318 (1867).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia rufithorax W., by original
: designation.
orientalis de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 46, o @ ; pl. iii, 32, wing,
33, @ genitalia (1911).
Batavia, vi; Bekasssi, Java, viii[ Jacobson]; Arisan, Formosa,
8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.
strenua Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 492, 2 , pl. ix, 19, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 5-ix-09 [Annandale].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.
nigra, id., loc. cit., 493, 7, pl. x, 2, wing (1912).
Kumaon [Forest Zoology colln.]; Bhim Tal, 4500 ft. [Annan-
dale|; Kurseong, 7-ix-og [Annandale]; Nilgiri Hills, 3500 ft.
[A ndrewes]. Type in Indian Museum.

Dasymallomyia, Brun.’

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 304 (1911).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 318.
GENOTYPE, D. signata Brun., sp. nov.

! The synonymy of Dasymallomyia with Gnophomyia was pointed out by
Alexander. ‘I did not know of the group of tropical American species with short
hairy legs to which he refers. The genus Gnophomyza was imperfectly understood
by me in the preparation of my work. However, Mr. Edwards is inclined to retain
Dasymallomyia for one of the groups of species comprised in Gnophomyia, and it
is here regarded provisionally as a valid genus.

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 247

signata Brun., Joc. cit., 304, 2 (I9QII).
id. Hatnay Brit. Ind. 495, 92 spl. x 4
Kurseong, 7-ix-og [Lynch]; Horisha, Formosa, 10-v-13
[Makt}. Type in Indian Museum.
maculipleura Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 360, o 9, fig.
5, p- 3596, genitalia (1916).
Bukit Besar, Siam [Robinson and Annandale].
fraterna, 7d., loc. cit., 361, o , fig. 6, p. 356, genitalia (1rg16).
Selangor [Butler].
nigrescens, 7d., loc. cit., 361, 2 (1916).
Talum, Perak, 3500 ft., 17-i-02 [Robinson and Annandale].
Types of last three species in British Museum.

similis Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 251, @2, pl. xii, 3
genitalia (1916).
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., ro-x-12 [N¢tobe].
Type in British Museum.

Oxydiscus, de Meij.

Miidov wate WE, 350) (1913).
GENOTYPE, O. nebulosus de Meij., the original
species.
nebulosus de Meij., doc. czt., 351, 2 (1913).
Tjinjiruan, West Java [v.d. Weele].
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.
umbrosus Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVII, 361, 2 (1919).
Kedah Peak, 3200 ft., Malay Peninsula [Stanton].
Unique type in British Museum.

Clydonodozos, Ender.!

ZOormaniy Xx XI, 57 (19L2).
Bruan., Rec, Ind. Mus. XV, 318.
GENOTYPE, C. mullistriatus, td., sp. nov., loc. cit.

multistriatus Ender., /. c., 57, 7 ?, fig. J', wing (1912).
Bekantiang, Sumatra.
Types in Stettin Zoological Museum.
punctulatus, 7/., loc. cit., 59 (sex °) fig. K', wing.
Soekaranda, Sumatra.
The unique /ypfe in Stettin Zoological Museum.
griseiceps de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVIII, Supp. 11, 2 (1910).
Sinabang, Simalur Is. off W. coast Sumatra, il.
Type in Amsterdam Museum, a unique @.

! In Mr. Edwards’ opinion this genus is doubtfully distinct from Conosta.

248 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo,. XVII,

Conosia, Wulp.

Tijd. v. Ent. XXIII, 159, pl. x, 5—7 (1880).
Ost. Sack. Berl Bates Zetis) SOex le Zobe
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 496.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia trrorata W., by original
designation.

irrorata Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 574, 2 (Limnobia) (1828).
Auctt. var.; Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 283: Fauna Brit. Ind.,

497, 7 ¢, fig. 43, lateral view, pl. x, 5, wing.

Limnobia substituta Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 39 (1848).
Limnoplila crux Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 388, pl. iv, 3,

full insect (1857).

Apparently distributed generally throughout the Orient, com-
mon in many places, and extending from Peshawar District
[Fletcher] to Assam, Cochin, Java, Formosa, Sumatra, China,
Japan and Australia. Dr. Annandale took it at Lake Tiberias
in Palestine.

Type presumably in Westemanns’ coll. at Vienna Museum.

Cladura, Ost..cack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad. p. 229 (1859).
Ost. Sack!, Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. [Vj 267:
Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 205: Brun., Ree: tad:
Mus. VI, 283 (the Claduva gtoup); XV, 310:
Fauna Brit. Ind., 499.
GENOTYPE, C. flavoferruginea Ost. Sack., by
original designation.

flavescens Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 284, 7 @ (1911).!
Id., Fauna Brit. -Ind.,-501).a 9 plo x, 6, wine Reesinee

Mus. XV, 319 (retention of species in Cladura).
Darjiling, 7-viii-og, type @ ; 6-viii-og, type 2 [both Paiva].
Types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.

interrupta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus., XV, 319, @ (1918).
Pashok, Darjiling Distr., 3500 ft., 26 v—14-vi- 16 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.

Paracladura, Brun.”

Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 286 (1911).
Id.,, FaunaBrit. Ind:, 502 3%4¢. Ree: luda yMaus:
XV, 320 (position criticised).
GENOTYPE, P. gracilis Brun., by original desig-
nation.

| C. flavescens is almost certainly a Cladura in Osten Sacken’s sense, agreeing
with his description and with Needham’s figure. I think Alexander is in error in
claiming that my species is wrongly placed generically.

2 For discussion on Alexander’s objection to this genus, v. Brun., Rec. Ind.

Mus. XV, 320.

1920.] E. BRuNETII: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 249

gracilis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 287 ~ @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 503, 7 @ , pl. x, 9, wing, 10 antenna.
Darjiling, 28—209-v-1o [ Brunetti].
Types, a unique pair, in Indian Museum.

elegans Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 288, @ (r9r1).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 504, @.
Darjiling, 26—29-v-10 [Brunetti]. Type in Indian Museum.

Symplecta, Mg.

Syst. Besch. VI, 282 (1830).

Sch., F. Austr. IT, 545: Ost. Sack., Monog.
Dipt.. N. Amer. IV, 170, pl. i, 20, wing iv, 21,
forceps: id., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXXI, 197:
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 485.

GENOTYPE, Limnobia punctipennis Mg., as hy-
brida, by Westwood’s designation.
Helobia St. Farg. et Serv., Encyc. Meth. Ins. X, 585
(1825).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia hybrida Mg. as I,. puncti-
pennis Mg., by original designation.
Idioneura Phil., Verh. zool. bot. Gesch. Wien. XV,
615, pl. xxiii, 4 (1865).
GENOTYPE, I. macroptera, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.
Symplectromorpha Mik., Wien. Ent. Zeits. V, 318
(1886).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia stictica Mg., by original
designation.

punctipennis Mg., Syst. Besch. I, 147, pl. v, figs. 2, 3, 7 (Limnobia)

(1818).

Auctty var.: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 486, 7 @, pl. ix, 15,
wing.

Peshawar, 19-iii-13 [Howlett]; Darjiling, 22—30-ix-08 [Bru-
nett]; 5—6-vili-og [Paiva]; Matiana, Simla Distr., 8000 fos
28— 30-iv-07 [Annandale]. Also Europe.

Type in the Meigen collection at Paris Museum, but practically
nothing remains of it but the wings.

Section AMALOPINI.

Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 259:
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 305: vd., Fauna Brit.
Ind;, 507.

Amalopina, Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer.
LV 250:
Pedictinae, Kert., Kat. Dipt. II.

250 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVIT,

Trichocera, Mg.!

Illig. Mag. II, 262 (1803).

sch. FF. Awstrs11,7 546: Ost. Sackee Mone:
Dipt, N. Amer. IV) *2398 spl, il, re. wing ard,
Berl. Ent. Zeits, XXX 217, Brun. Rec ad:
Mus. VI, 305 (genus removed to Section Amalo-
pini: 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 508.
GENOTYPE, Tipula hiemalis Degeer, by original
designation.

ocellata Walk., Ins. Saund. Dipt., pt. v, 433, @ (1856).

Brin. Panna Brit. Ind. 510;, ey.

East India; Theog, Simla Hills, 2-v-07 [Annandale]. Type
in British Museum, in inferior condition. My redescription is
from a single 2 from Theog, on the assumption that the species
is correctly identified.

punctipennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 511. 7 @, pl. x, 13, wing
(1912).
Simla, 23—25-1v-07 [Annandale].
Types in Indian Museum.

flava, 7d... locccit, 5 u2 eu LOLZ)e
Darjiling, 28-v-10 [Brunetti].
Type, a unique ? , in Indian Museum.

montana, 7d:, loc. cis, 513, o(1QEr2).
Badrinath, Garhwal Distr., 10,200 ft., W. Himalayas, 27-v-Io,
o [Imms]. Type, a unique @, in Indian Museum.

Amalopis, Hal. in Walk.

Ins. Brit. Dipt. III, p. xv (1856).

Sch. B. Austr: 1/1527: Ost, Sack:, Monos.
Dipt.N.Amers TV. 260, pl tier5 wines iso
genitals: 7¢d., Berl. Ent. Zeits.. XX XI, 224:
Brun, | Mauna, Brite) Ind: 553: sd: sees aa!
Mus. XV, 321; Bergr., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8)
XI, 583 (Amalopis v. Tricyphona).

GENOTYPE, Limnobia occulta Mg. (t. Coquillett,
IQIO).

Tricyphona, Zett., Ins. Lapp. Dipt , 851 (1838).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia immaculata Mg., by original
designation.

Bophrosia, Rond., Dipt. Ital. Prod. I, 183 and
Errata (1856).

GENOTYPE, the same species as of Tricyphona
by original designation.

1 For reasons for removing the genus here, v. Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus.. VI, 305.

1920. | E. Brunett1: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 251

Crunobia, Kol., Wien. Ent. Monats. IV, 391 (1860).
GENOTYPE, C. schineri, sp. nov., loc. cit.
? Nasiterna, Walleng., Entom. Tidskr. II, 179
| (1881).
glabripennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 515, o, pl. x, 12, wing
(1912).
Darjiling, 1-x-08, 2 and 10-vi-17 [Brunetti]; Yembung, N.E.
Ind. Frontier, 1100 ft., 15-i-12 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
elegans Brun., loc. cit., 516, 7 9, pl. x, II, wing (1912).
Kurseong, 28-vi-10, type @; 20-vi-10, type 9; 18-vi-Io.
Types in Indian Museum.
spectralis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 321, @, pl. vii, 4, wing
(1918).
Pashok, Darjiling District, 3000 ft., 26-v—14-vi-16 [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.

Amalopina, Brun.

Fauna Brit. Ind. 517 (1912).
GENOTYPE, A. eleganiula, td., sp. nov., loc. cit.

elegantula Brun., Joc. cit., 517, 7 (1912).
Darjiling, 26-v-10 [Brunetti].
Type, a unique @ in indifferent condition, in Indian Museum.

Section LIMNOPHILINI.!

Trichocerinae, Kert., Kat. Dipt. II, 218 (1902).

Rhaphidolabis, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Ent. Soc. Philad. p. 225 (1865).
Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV. 284, pl.

li, 17, wing: Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 517: 7d.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 322, placed unintentionally
in Eriopterini; notes ve antennae.
GENOTOYPE, R. tenuipes Ost. Sack., by original
designation.

Plectromyia, Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer.
IV, 282 (1860).
GENOTYPE, P. modesta, id., sp. nov.. loc. cit.

? Claduroides, Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 288 (1911): Fauna
Brit. Ind., 505.”
GENOTYPE, C. fascipennis, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.

sordida Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 290, ~ @ (Cladurotdes) (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 506, 7 2 (Cladurotdes).

1 For characters, etc. v. Ost. Sack., Monog. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 190 and
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 521.
2 See Brunetti, Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 320, 322, for validity of Claduroides.

252 Records cf the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Simla, I0-v-09, type @, 12-v-09; Kurseong, 4-ix-09, type 9;
Phagu [all Annandale]. Types in Indian Museum.

fascipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 289, ~ 2 (Claduroides)

(1005).

Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 505, pl. x, 7, wing, 8, antenna (Cladu-

voades) (1912).

Gnophomyia longipennis, Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 489, 2, pl. ix,

17, wing (1912).

Rhaphidolabis fascipennis, 1d., loc. cit., 519, 2, pl. x, 14, wing

(LOK);

Darjiling, 20-ix-08, tvpe [Brunetti]; 9-vili-og [Paiva]; Kur-
seong, 7-ix-0og; Phagu, 12-v-og [both Annandale]; Dhakuri,
Kumaon Div., 8900 ft. [mms]. Types of R. fascipennis,

G. longipennis and C. fascipennts all in Indian Museum.

incompleta Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 493, 7, pl. x, 2, wing (Gno-
phomyta) (1912).
Kurseong, 7-1x-09 [Annandale].
Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.
Alexander has noted that this species would fall in Plec-
tromyta, Ost. Sack., but this is now generally sunk in khaphi-
dolabis.

indica Brun,, Fauna Brit, Ind: 510) oo) pl x, 25) wine (tor).
Theog, 27-iv-07, type 7; Matiana, 28—30-iv-07, type 9;
Phagu [all Annandale}. Types in Indian Museum.

brunettii Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 254, nom. nov. for
aperta Brun., preocce. Coq. (1916).
aperta Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 492, @, pl. x, 1, wing (Gnopho-
myta) (1912).
Darjiling, 8-viii-og [| Paiva]; Arisan, Formosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12
[ Nitobe]. Type in Indian Museum.

Limnophila, Macq.

Hist. Nat. Dipt. I, 95 (1834).

Sch., FE: Aust. 1, 5542 Ost. Sack; Mono:
Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 196— 202, pl. ii, 6, 7, 9, Io,
wings; iv, 23—27, @ genitalia: Brun., Fauna
Brit. Ind. 421 > Reci ind: Mus. Vl 300, notes;
XV, 323, tab. orient. spp.

GENOTYPE, Limnobia ferruginea Mg., according
to Coquillett (1910), who replaces the generic
name by Phylidorea, Big.

Limnomya, Rond., Dipt. Hal. Prod. .IV, Corri-
genda, Ir (1861): nom. nov. for Limnophila.
Pilaria, Sintensis, Sitzs. Naturf. Ges. Dorpat VIII,

398 (1888).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia pilicornis Zett., by Coquil-
lett’s designation.

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terminalis Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. V, 230, 2 (Limnobia)
(1861).
de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 300, pl. x, 4, wing: Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 306.
Dorey, Papua; Bivak Is., Papua, xii; Regen Is, Papua ix, x
[Lorentz]. « Type in British Museum, useless for comparison.

selectissima Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VII, 202, & (Limno-
bia) 1864).

Mysol., Tvpe in British Museum.
contingens, zd., loc. cit., VIII, 104, @ (Limnobia) (1865).
Papua. Type in British Museum, abdomen and legs miss-
ing.

trisignata, 7d., loc. cit., VIII, 105, 2 (Limnobza) (1865).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 306.
Papua. Type in British Museum in fair condition.

opaca de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 52, 2, pl. iv, 44, wing (1911).
Wonosobo, Java, v [ Jacobson].
Type, a unique 2 , in Amsterdam Museum.

genitalis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 490,79, pl. ix, 16, wing
(Gnophomyia) (1912).
Bhowali, Kumaon Div., 27-vi-10 [Imms].
Types in Indian Museum, unique.

furcata, id., loc. cit., 491,72, pl. ix, 18, wing (Gnophomyia)
(1912).
Darjiling, 5—10-vill-o9 [Paiva].
Tyfes in Indian Museum.

pallidicoxa Brun., loc. cit., 523, 2 (1912).

‘Kurseong, 4-vii-o8 [Annandale]; 26-iii-10 [Gravely]; Bhogaon,
[Paiva]; Bhowali, Kumaon, 14-vi-10, at light [mms]. Cherra-
punji, Assam, 4400 ft., 2—8-x-14 [Kemp].

Tvpe in Indian Museum.

Simplex,.id., 106. cits. 523, 2 (1912).
Pattipola (hills), Ceylon [Annandale]; Bhowali, 29-vi-1I0
[Imms]. Type in Indian Museum.

multipunctata, zd., loc. cit., App. 569 (1912).
Nilgiri Hills. The unique ¢ype in the Indian Museum.

honesta, id., loc. cit., App., 570, 2 (1912).
Kumaon Division. The unique ¢ypfe in the Indian Museum.

claripennis, id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VIII, 153, 2 (1913).
Yembung, N.E. Indian Frontier, 1100 ft., 13-i-12 [Kemp].
Types in Indian Museum.

quartarius, id., loc. cit., 154, # 2 (1913).

Rotung, N. E. Indian Frontier, 1400 ft., 26—27-xii-11 [Kem].
Types in Indian Museum, the 2 in bad condition.

254 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

apicalis de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 300, 2, pl. x, 3, wing
(1913).
Alkmaar, S.W. Papua [Lorentz].
Type in Amsterdam Museum, unique.

javana de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIX, 198, 9, pl. vii, 11, wing
(1916).
Gedeh, Java, 1500—2000 metres, June | Konigsberger].
Unique ¢ in Amsterdam Museum.

amica. Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 175,.o, pli =<liv wage
wing (1916).
Java, Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, Cat. No. 19023, U.S. Nat. Mus.

palmeri, 7d., loc. cit., 175, @ (1916).
Java, taken in company with above species.
Type, Cat. No. 19024, U.S. Nat. Mus.

demeijeri Edw., Tr. Zool. Soc. XX, 393, 2 , pl. xxxviii, full ins. col.
(1915).
Upper Utakwa Valley, Papua, 5000—10,000 ft., 1i—iii-13. The
unique ¢ype (presumably) in British Museum.

annulipes Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 324, @ (1918).
Talewadi, N. Kanara Distr., 3—10-x-16 [Kemp].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

parvicellula, zd., loc. cit., 325, @ (1918).
Taken in company with annultpes [Kemp].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

glabra, id., loc. cit., 325, @ (1918).
Taken in company with annulifpes (1I1—26-x-16) [Kemp].
Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.

fusca, ¢d., loc. cit., 320,59. P aCEG 18).
Sureil, Darjiling District, 5000 ft., iv—v-17 [Kemp].
Types in Indian Museum.

incompleta, id., loc. cit., 326, @ (1918).
Taken in company with fusca. Type in Indian Museum.

inconsequens, 7d., loc. cit., 326, @ (1918).
Castle Rock, N. Kanara Distr., 11—26-x-16 [Kemp]; Coogoor,
3-ix-II, banks of a rivulet [Howlett]. Type in Indian Mu-
seum.

flavipennis, id., loc. cit., 327, 2 , pl. viii, 14, wing (1918).
Darjiling, 6900 ft. 17- v-17 (Brunetti).
Unique iype in my collection.

ornatipennis, id., loc. cit., 328, 7 2, pl. vii, 5, wing (1918).
Soom, Darjiling District, 4000—5000 ft., 14-vi-I14, type @;
Darjiling, 7000 ft., 12-vi-14, type @ [both Gravely].
Types in Indian Museum.

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sp. incert., enchroma Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VI, 4

(Limnobia) (1862).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 306.

This species is doubtful, described originally from Gilolo, and
apparently not seen since. Osten Sacken refrained from confirm-
ing the single specimen as a Limnophila, as the antennae were
missing. The ¢yfe is now legless also but the conspicuously
marked wings would render identification of the species possible.

Dicranophragma, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad. 240 (1850).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 524.
GENOTYPE, D. fuscovaria Ost. Sack., by original
designation.

pulchripennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 524, o (1912).

Kurseong, 4—9-ix-09, type @; 27-vi-1o [both Annandale];
Darjiling, 8—11-viii-00, type ¢ [Paiva]; Kalimpong, 600—4500
ft., 24-iv—10-v-15 [Gravely]; Bhoirakund, Darrang Distr., Assam-
Bhutan Frontier, 8—22-x-12 [Kemp] (with a doubt)

Types in Indian Museum,

gracilis, 7d., Rec. Ind. Mus., VIII, 156, ¢, pl. vi, 3, wing (1913).
Yembung, N.E. Frontier, India, rroo ft., 13-i-t2 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

remota de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Supp., p. 1 (1914).
Buitenzorg, iv-og [Bryant and Palmer]; Nongkodjadjar, Java,
¢ @ [Jacobson]; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 4500 and gooo ft.
[Bryant and Palmer]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.

multipunctipennis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 319, @; pl. viii, 17
(1918).
Darjiling, 15—19-v-17. Unique /ype in my collection.

Epiphragma, Ost. Sack.

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philad. 238 (1859).
Sch., F. Austr. II, 550: Ost. Sack., Monog.
Dipt: \N. Amer <IV, 193, pl. i, 8: ¢d., Berl dent.
Felts = SOX OR, 208.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia fascipennis Say (as pavo-
nina, sp. nov.), by Coquillett’s designation.

insignis Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XXI, 196, pl. xii, 6 (1878).
Sumatra. Type in Amsterdam Museum, in bad condition.

signata de Meij., oc. cit., LIV, 52, o, pl. iv, 43, wing (1911).
Buitenzorg environs, Java, xi [Jacobson]; Tjibodas,- Mt.
Gedeé, Java, 4500 ft. [Bryant and Palmer].
Type, a unique 7, in Amsterdam Museum.

256 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVig,

kempi Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VIII, 155, 2, pl. vi, 2, wing (1913).
Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XII, 204 (1913): Brun.,

Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 330.

N.E. Frontier, India, 4000 ft., 16-iii-12 [Kemp]; Hakgala,
Ceylon, 4500 ft., v-1g11; Castle Rock and Talewadi, N. Kanara
Distr. [Kemp]; Tura, Garo Hills, vii, viti-17 [Kemp].

Type in Indian Museum.

klossi Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 330, &, pl. viii, 16, wing (1918).

Ginting Bidai, 2,000 ft., Selangor-Pahang Frontier, Fed. Malay

Sts., iv-17 [Boden Kloss]. Unique ¢yfe in Indian Museum.
vicina, id., loc. cit., 331, 9%; pl. viii, 15, wing (1918).

Sureil, Darjiling Distr., 5,000 ft., 11 —31-x-17 type [Annandale
and Gravely]; above Tura, Garo Hills, 3,500—3,900 ft., vii-17,
vili-17 [Kemp]. Type in Indian Museum.

Ephelia, Sch.

Wien. Ent. Monats. VII, 222 (1863).
Sch.,_F. Austr. 11, 549: Brun, bauna Brit:
Ind., 525.
GENOTYPE, Limnobia marmorata Hfig. in Mg., by personal
designation (Fauna, p. 525).
Eloeophila, Rond., Dipt. Hal: Prod. I, 182 (1856).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia marmorata Hfig. in Mg.
? Nasiterna, Wallengren, Ent. Tidskr. II, 179 (1881).

fascipennis Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 526, 7, pl. x, 16, wing
(1912).
Kurseong, 13-viii-og [Paiva]; Pashok, 3500 ft. [Hartless];
Arisan, Formosa, 8000 f{t., 1o-x-12 [Nitobe].
Type in Indian Museum.
ornata, 7d., loc. cit., 527, @ (1912).
Bhowali, Kumaon, 27-vito [Imms].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

Poecilostola, Sch.

Wien. Ent. Monats. VII, 222 (1863).
Sch sehr aistt.. ads e557
GENOTYPE, Limnobia pictipennis Mg., by original
designation.
pallens Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 13 (1885).
Id., Tijds-vs Huts SSXVINL, 86, pl. iv, 8.
Java [Kuhl]. Type in Leyden Museum.

Ula, Hal.

Entom. Mag. I, 153 (1833).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia macroptera Macq. as U.
mollissima, sp. Nov. i

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 257

javanica Alex., Proc., U.S. Nat. Mus., 176, pl. xliv, 24, wing
(1916).
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, 8000 ft. [Bryant and Palmer).
Pype, Cat. Ne. 10,025, US: Nat. Mus.
Alexander removes this genus to the Limnophilini having bred
a North American species and found the larva quite limnophiline.

Gynoplistia, Westw.

Lond. and Edinb. Philos. Mag. VI, 280 (1835).
Westw., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond., 369 (1881),

ple xvili; 54. Os Osies sacks. Bers Ent. Zeits,
XXX 210% Brunls Recs lind’ Muss), VE) 300
(notes on Orient. spp.).
GENOTYPE, Ctenophora vilis Walk., by personal
designation, 1918.

Anoplistes, Westw., Zool. Jour., No. 20, ined.
GENOTYPE unknown to present author.

Caenarthria, Thoms., Kug. Resa, 445, pl. ix, I.
GENOTYPE, Gynoplistia viridis Westw., by origi-
nal designation.

Clontophora, Sch., Verh. zool. bot. ges. Wien XVI,
932 (1866).
GENOTYPE, Gynoplistia ee Walk., by
original designation.

jurgiosa Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. III, 78, #7 @ (1859).
Aru. Types, in good condition, in British Museum.

Pulviceps, 74. locy cit.. Vi231, 9 (1861).
Dorey, Papua. Type in British Museum in good condition,
except that the abdomen is missing.

melancholica, zd., loc. cit., VII, 203, @ 2 (1864).

de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XIX, 41, notes.
Mysol, Waigon, 7-i-10. Type in British Museum in good

condition, except that the abdomen is missing.

insolita Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. VIII, 131, 2 (1865).
Salawatti. Type in good condition in British Museum.

jucunda Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen, XVI, 405, @ 2 (1880).
Kandani, Celebes. Tyfes originally in Genoa Museum, only
one now remaining.
8-fasciata Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus., VI, 307, 2 (1911).
Patuhuang, South Celebes. Unique fype in Vienna Mu-
seum.

occipitalis de Mej., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 310, # (1913).
River Kamp, Papua, I2-ii-ro.
Unique type in Amsterdam Museum.

258 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Section ANISOMERINI.!
Eriocera, Macq.

Dipt. Exot. [er74,splox,)2 (638):

Ost. Sack., Mong. Dipt. N. Amer. IV, 244:
1a., Berl. Ent: Zeits. XO 2207 Bruns Ree
Ind. Mus. VI, 307, notes, orient. spp.; XV, 334,
tab. orient. spp.: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 530:
Auctt. :

GENOTYPE, Limnobia nigra W., by Macquart’s
designation.

Caloptera, Guer., Voy. de la Coq., Zool., Ins., pl.
xx, (1830) vide Evantoptera, post.
GENOTYPE, C. fasciata, td., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Evanoptera, 1d., loc: ctt., Zool. Wi (287, pla xx ea"
full ins., 2a, head in profile; 2b, wing. (in plate
as Caloptera, in text renamed LEvantoptera)?
(1830), nom. nov. for Caloptera under alleged pre-
occupation.

Pterocosmus, Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I. 78
(1848).
GENOTYPE, P. hilpa Walk., by Coquillett’s desig-
nation.

Olagomera, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 387
(1857).
GENOTYPE, Limnobia acrostacta W., as javensts,
sp. nov., by original designation.

Physecrania, Big., Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. (3) VII,
123 (1859).
GENOTYPE, P. obscura Big., sp. nov., loc. cit.

Arrhenica, Ost. Sack., Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil.,

243 (1859).
GENOTYPE, A. spinosa Ost. Sack., by Coquillett’s
designation.

Androclosma, Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 34
(G02):

GENOTYPE, Megistocera verticalis Wied., by ori-
ginal designation.

acrostacta Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 14 (Limnobia) (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. 1, 26, 7 2 (Limnobia): Macq., Dipt. Exot.
I, 1, 68, pl. ix, 1, full ins., 1a, head profile (Cylindrotoma) :
td., loc. cit., Supp. I, 18, pl. ii, 6, wing, 6a, antenna (Limno-
bia); td., loc. cit., Supp. III, 7 (Cylindrotoma): Wulp, Notes

! For characters, v. Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 529.

2 In the text, Guerin changes the name of the genus on account of having
been previously employed by the Count of Casteinau in Coleoptera, but I cannot
trace any such genus. The name Caloptera, however, has been suggested in four
different cases subsequent to its use by Guerin.

1920.] E. BRunEtTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 25
9 9

Leyd. Mus. Vil, 1: Alex., Proc. U.S: Nat; Mus. XLIX, 177;
pl. xliv,.260. wings, Brun), Recqind. Mas.) ScV./ pl. ..vili, 19,
wing.

Oligomera javensis, Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XIV, 387, pl. vii,
3, full ins. (1857).

? Limnobta, diana, Macq., Hist. Nat. Dipt. I, 107 (1834): Walk.,
List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 42 (1848).
Java [Muller]; Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, iv-og [Bryant and
Palmer]; ° Bengal.
Types in Wiedemann’s and Westermann’s collections.

basilaris Wied., Dipt. Exot. I, 15, # 2 (Limnobia) (1821).
Id., Auss. Zweifl. I, 27 (Limnobia): Alex., Proc. U.S. Nat.
Mus. XLIX, 177, pl. xliv, 27, wing.
Java, var. locs., ili, iv, v, xii [¢. de Me17.]; Depok, 10-11-99;
Tjibodas, Mt. Gedé, Java, iv-o9 [Bryant and Palmer].
Type in Westermann’s collection.

mesopyrrha Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 26, ~ (Limmnobia) (1828).
de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 55: Brun., Rec, Ind. Mus. VI,
307: Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 33 (Physecrania); Alex.,
Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XLIX, 177, pl. xliv, 28, wing.
Sumatra, Gunung Ungaran, Java, xii [Jacobson]; Buitenzorg,
ili-o9 [Bryant and Palmer]. Types in Leyden Museum.

verticalis Wied., Auss. Zweifl. I, 56, » (Megistocera) (1828).
Wulp., Tijd. v. Ent. XX XVIII, 39, pl. ii, 6: de Meij., loc.
CiLae Glee a5). Brum, deci Ind: Mus., Vip 30732 evi 333:
Milex. roe Wi.S, Nat: Mus; SLIX. 177; pl. xlivy 25; wine
? Megistocera atra Dol., Nat. Tijd. Ned. Ind. XVII, 80 (1858).
Bantar Gebang, Java, 21-x-09 [Bryant and Palmer]; Semar-
ang, xi; Wonosobo, iv, v [both Jacobson]; Taihoku, Formosa
[Shivakt]; Laut Tawar, viii; Sinabang, ii; both Simalur Is., off
Sumatra; Sandaran Agong, Sumatra, 2450 ft., v, vi-I4.
Tvpe from Java in Leyden Museum in bad condition.

nepalensis Westw., Ann. Soc. Ent. Fran. 1V, 681 (Caloptera)
(1835).
Id., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 379 (Caloptera) (1881): Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 308 also as velutina: id., loc. cit., XV, pl.
vii, 13, wing: 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 543.
velutina Walk., List Dipt. Brit. Mus. I, 79 (Pterocosmus) (1848).
Nepal, and generally distributed along the Himalayas, the
Bhutan-Frontier and Assam, Shillong and Peshawar.
Type in the Hope collection at Oxford University.

bicolor Macq., Dipt. Exot. I, 1, 66, 9, pl. vii, 2, full ins. (Lemno-
phila) (1838).

Wulp., Mid-‘Sum. Exped., Dipt. 11, pl. 1, 5, 6!: de Meij.,

Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 57 (o descr.): Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII,

! Wulp erroneously gives figs. 4 and 5.

260 Records of the Indtan Museum. [VoL. XVII,

33 (Physecrania): Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 545: 7d., Rec. Ind.
Mus. XV, pl. vii, 6, wing. ,
Bengal; Koetoer, Sumatra; Sandaran Agong, Korinchi Lake,
Sumatra, 2450 f{t., iv, v-1914; Java.

Type in Paris Museum.

sumatrensis' Macq., ‘Dipt.) Exot., Supp: IV, 16,907, pl. 1m, 4 ull
insect (Limnobia) (1851).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, pl. vii, 14, wing.

Sumatra. Type in Paris Museum,

leucotelus Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. I, 6, @ (Limnobia)
(1857).
Singapore.

Type in British Museum, in fair condition, but legless.
plecioides, zd., loc. cit., I, 6, » (Limnobia) (1857).

Singapore.

Type in British Museum, only one leg remaining.
dichroa, id., loc. cit., 1, 6, 2 (Limnobia) (1857).

Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 308. .

Mount Ophir. Type in British Museum, in bad condition.
rubrescens, 7d., loc. cit., 1, 106, » (Limnobia) (1857).

Borneo. Type in British Museum, in fair condition.
pyrrhochroma, 7d., loc. cit., 1, 106, 7 (Limnobia) (1857).

Borneo. Type in British Museum, in bad condition.
lunigera, id., loc. cit., 1, 107, » (Pterocosmus) (1857).

de Meéij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 560, 7 9: Ender., Zool. Jahn:
XXXII, 39, » 9 redescr.: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 308.
Borneo ; Padang, etc., Sumatra; Buitenzorg, ix [Jacobson].
Type in British Museum in bad condition.

infixa, Walk., Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., I, 107, 7 ¢ (Péerocosmus)
(1857).
Borneo.
optabilis, z2d., Joc. cit., 1, 107, @ (Pterocosmus) (1857).
Bron, Rec. Ind. Mus. V1;°300.
Borneo. Type in British Museum, valueless, apparently
unique.

combinata, 7d., loc. cit., 1, 107, 2 (Pterocosmus) (1857).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 300.
Borneo. Type in British Museum, damaged.

diluta, id., loc. cit., I, 108 (Pterocosmus) (1858).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 309.
Borneo. Type in British Museum, valueless, sex unstated
by Walker, now undiscoverable.

albonotata Loew, Peter’s Natur. Reise Mozambique, Zool. V
(Insek.) pl. i, 1 (Limnebia) (1862).
Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 223: v. Roder, Entom.
Nachr. XIX, 234: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 308: 2d., Fauna
Brit. Ind., 547 © 2 redese.

1920.] EE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 261

Peradeniya, 10-x [Humbert]; Cannia, near Trincomalee, 30-vii;
Ceylon (var. locs. ¢. Edwards) ; Maskeliya [Green].

Described originally from Mozambique.

Type in Berlin Museum.

albipunctata Wulp, Tijd. v. Ent. XXIII, 158, pl. x, 3 antenna,
4, wing (1880 .
Id., Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 11: Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI,
309.
Java, Semarang, i. Type originally in Amsterdam Museum,
now lost, but other specimens (presumably co-tyfes) present.

morosa Ost. Sack., Ann. Mus. Gen. XVI, 406, 2 (1880).
Makessar. Type in Genoa Museum in fair condition.

Selene, id., loc. cit., 406, 2 (1880).
Hnderl Zool, Jalir, “x X<E. oO: Brun Ree, Ind: Mus. VL;
300.
Sumatra (Mt. Singalang).
Type in Genoa Museum in fair condition.

lunata Westw., Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 1881, 367, pl. xviii, 4.
Enderl., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 35.
Sarawak. Type, unless in the Hope collection at Oxford,
probably lost, no sex stated.

perennis Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX VI, 91, # 2 (1882).
Philippine Is. Types, a unique pair ; location unknown.

mansueta, 7d., loc. cit., 92, 7 2 (1882).
Philippines. Types, location unknown; probably originally
in Osten Sacken’s collection.
ferruginosa Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 13 (1885).
Enderl., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 32, fig. S (wing) (Physecrania) :
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 309.
Java [Kuhl]; Semarang [Jacobson|; Sumatra.
Type in Leyden Museum.

humberti Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 221, 2 (1887).
Brun,, Fauna Brit.-Ind.. 536, 9’.
Pundeloya Valley, Ceylon, 3,800—3,900 ft., 26-xi—27-xti-
1859 [Humbert]. Type in Geneva Museum. Edwards thinks
a @ from Uva Prov , Madulsima, Ceylon, may be this species.

meleagris Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XXXI, 221, @ (1887).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 537, 2.
Between Nuwara Eliya and Gampola, Ceylon, I13—14-xii-
1859 [Humbert]. Unique 2 in Geneva Museum.

pachyrrhina Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits. XX XI, 222, @ 2 (1887).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 309: 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 537.
Kaduganawa, Ceylon, 8-x [Humbert].

Types, in cop., in Geneva Museum.

crystalloptera Ost. Sack., Berl. Ent. Zeits., XX XI, 222, @ (1887).
Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 309: zd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 541.

262 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Ceylon (Rambodde) [Nzetner]; Madulsima, Pundaluoya, Hapu-
tule (all Ceylon @ 9 and ?. Edwards).
Type (an imperfect @ ) in Berlin Museum.

nigripennis de Meij., Bijd. tot de Dierk. XVII, 92, 2 (1904).
Java. Riedel notes a ¢ from Formosa. It would fall in
Physecranta. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

cingulata de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 58, » 9 (1911).
Alex., Proc. U.S: Nat. Mus: XLIX, 178, pl. xliv, 20, wing:
Pangeranga, Java; Berg Ungara:, x, xii [Jacobson]; Depok,
10-11-09 [bryant and Palmer}.
ctenophoroides Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 64, ~ 9
(Z9OET):
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 533.
Kandy, 19-v-92, type 7; Kottawa, 29-iv-92, tvpe 2; Pallama-
dulla, 17-vi-g2 [all Ceylon and Yerbury].
Types in British Museum. Edwards (/.c.) notes a variety.

scutellata Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 65, @ @ (1911).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 534.
Pundaluoya, Ceylon, ix-92 type ; x-1897, type 9 [E. E.
Green|. Types in British Museum.

tuberculifera Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 66, 2 (1911).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 547.
Pundaluoya, Ceylon, xi-88 (type) [E. E. Green]; vii-89.
Type in British Museum.

fusca Edw., Ann, Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) VIII, 66, » 2 (1911).
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 541.
Pundaluoya, Ceylon, iv-89 [E. E. Green].
Types in British Museum.

badia Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 310, 2 (1911).
Fd., Fauna Brit. Ind., 538, 2.
Peradeniya, 25-xii-o1 [Uzel].
Type in Vienna Museum, a unique specimen.

rufibasis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 310, 2 (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 538, 9.
Tandong, Tenasserim, 4000 ft., May [Fruhstorfer].
Type in Vienna Museum, unique.

semilimpida Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 311, ~ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 546 o pl. x, 17, wing.
Khasi Hills, ix-1906, type; Nongpoh, Assam, vi-1906.
Type in the Pusa Collection.

plumbicincta Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 311, @ (1911).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 541, 7, pl. xi, 16, abdomen: 7d.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, pl. vii, 11, wing. ’
Ukhrul, Manipur, viii-o8, type [Pettigrew]; Darjiling, 3—9-v1-
09, cotype [Howlett]; Phooboering, Lebong, 5000 ft., 1x-10
[Lefroy]. Type in Indian Museum, cotype in Pusa coll.

5)

1920.] E. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 263

fenestrata Brun, Rec! Ind. Mus: VI, 312,07 @ (19x).
Id: Fauna Brit. Ind,,535; @ 2 5 pli’xi, 14, wing (part) 15,

abdomen.

Central Tonkin, tvpe ~; Khasi Hills, t000—3000 ft., iv-1905,
lype @. Type ¢ in Vienna Museum ; type ? in Pusa collec-
tion.

greeni Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 313, @ (1911).
ia rauna Brit, iid..530; 9°: Rec. Ind: Mus..XV,, ply viis io,
wing.
Kandy, 24-x1-09 [Green].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

angustipennis Ender., Zool. Jahr. XXXII, 33, 0, fig. T, wing
(Physecranta) (1912).
Soerakanda, Sumatra.
Type, a unique o, in Stettin Museum.

pannosa, 7d., loc. cit., 40, 7 @ , fig. W, wing (1912).
Soerakanda. Types, a unique pair, in Stettin Museum.

gamma, 7d., loc. cit., 42, 7 2, fig. X, wing (1912).
Soerakanda and Liangagas, Sumatra.
Types in Stettin Museum.

Sauteriana, id., loc. cit., 42 9, fig. Y, wing.
Takao, South Formosa, Kotosho Is., Formosa, Arisan, For-
mosa, 8000 ft., 10-x-12 [Nztobe}. Type in Stettin Museum.
Reidel notes two ~ @ from Formosa.

paenulata, 7d., loc. cit., 43, 7, fig. Z, wing.
Soerakanda ; Sungei Penoh, Korinchi Valley, Sumatra, 2600
its a-14. Type in Stettin Museum.

rufithorax Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., 534, 7 ? (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, pl. vii, 10, wing.
Kandy, viii-06, type » @ ,ix-02; x-07,cotype » ; Hadumalla,
Ceylon [Green].
Type @ 2 in Indian Museum, colype ” in my collection.

tenuis, 7d., loc. cit., 539, @ (1912).
Nilgiri Hills, 3500 ft., iv-rg1o [Andrewes]; Gudalur, Nilgiri
Hills, 3000, 13-ix-17 [Ras].
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

aterrima, 2d., Icc. cit., 540, 2 (1912).
Maddathorai (Travancore). 18-xi-08 [Annandale].
Type, a unique @ , in Indian Museum.
elongatissima, id., loc. cit., 542, ” (1912).
Trivandrum, vi-93, type; Aspamboo, Travancore, South
India, vi-93. Type in Indian Museum.
flavipes, id., loc. cit., 544, @ (I912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 333, pl. vii, 15, wing.
Kurseong, 9-ix-og [A nnandale}j.
Type in Indian Museum, a unique specimen.

264 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

testacea, 7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., 548, 2 (1912).
Nilgiri Hills, iv-rg1o [A ndrewes].
Type, a unique 2, in Indian Museum.

nigerrima, z7d., Fauna Brit. Ind., App. 571, @ (1912).
Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, pl. vii, 16, wing.
Ghumti, vii-1g11r [Gravely].
Unique type in Indian Museum.

triangularis, 7d.. Fauna Brit. Ind., App. 572, ? (1912).
Nilgiri Hills, 6000 ft., v-1g11 [Andrewes].
Type in Indian Museum.

Nigrina Riedel, Ent. Mitt. Berl., II, 273 (1913),
Kankao, Forinosa, @ 2, vii, ix-I1g12.
Type in Deut. Ent. Mus., cotype in Riedel coll.

xanthopyga de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVI, Suvp. p. 3, 7 @, 1913
(Mar. I91I4).
Nusa Kambangan, Java, iti [ Jacobsoz).

unicolor de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LVII, Supp. 12, o 2 (1916).
Simalur Island, Sumatra; Horisha, Formosa, 10-x-12 [ Nitobe] ;
1000 ft. [Makz]. Types in Amsterdam Museum.

Simalurensis, ¢d., loc. ci, 14,.c7-2 (ToL):
Sinabang, ii, Laulo, vili, both, Simalur Island, off W. Coast,
Sumatra. Types in Amsterdam Museum, a unique pair.

rubriceps Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) XVIII, 253, 2 (1916).
Taipin, Formosa, 12-x-10 [Shirakz].
Unique type in British Museum.

lativentris Bezzi, Phil, Jour) Sci. XI1,.sect. D} 113) o. (2017):
Luzon [Baker].

crassipes, id., loc. cit., 114, @ 2+ (19007).
Luzon | Baker].

cincta. nom. nov., Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 333, pl. vii, 7, wing
(1918).
E. cingulata Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind., App. 570, @ (1912),
preoce. de Meij., 1911.

aurantia Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 335, ?, pl. vii (1918).
Pashok, 2500 ft. [Gravely]; Kalimpong, Darjiling, 600—4500
ft., 24-iv—10-v-14 [Gravely]. A o@ from Darjiling, 7000 it.,
12-vi-14 [Gravely], is probably the @ of this species.
Type in Indian Museum.

nigroapicalis Brun., loc. cit., 335, ? (1918).
Kalimpong, Darjiling, 24-iv—1o0-v-14 [Gravely].
Unique ¢ype in Indian Museum.
pulchrithorax, 7d., loc. cit., 336, 2 (1918).
On forest tramway, miles 10 to 14, 0—300 ft., Cochin State,
28—29-ix-14 [Gravely]. Unique type in Indian Museum.

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rufiventris, id., loc. cit., 336, @ 2 (1918).

Parambikulam, Cochin State, 16—24-ix-14 [Gravely]; Tale-
waddi, 3—10-x-16; Castle Rock, 11—26-x-16; Sidapur, Coorg,
S.Ind., 7-vi, 2-vii, 20-ix-17. Types in Indian Museum.

gravelyi, zd., loc. cit., 337, 7 2, pl. vii, 9, wing (1918).

Pashok, Darjiling District, tooo—2500 ft., 26-v I4-vi-16
[Gravely]; Sureil, iv—v-17 [Kemp]: Tura, Garo Hills, vii-17;
x-17 | Kemp]. Types in Indian Museum,

decorata, td. loc. cit., 337, &, pl. vii. 12, wing (1918).
Pashok, Darjiling District, 2000 ft., 26-v—14-vi-16 [Gravely],
Type in Indian Museum.

tripunctipennis, ¢d., loc. cit., 338, @ 2, fig. 7, wing (1918).

Castle Rock, N. Kanara Dist., 11—26-x-16 typer ; Talewadi,
N. Kanara Dist., 3—10-x-16, type @ [Kemp].

Types in Indian Museum.

caliginosa, 7d., loc. cit., 339, 9 (1918).
Talewadi, N. Kanara Dist., 3—10-x-16 [Kemp].
Type in Indian Museum.
kempi, 7d., loc. cit., 339, 7 9 (1918).
Castle Rock, N. Kanara Dist., 11—26-x-16 [Kemp].
Tvpes in Indian Museum.
maculiventris, id., loc. cit., 340, 7 2, pl viii, 18, wing (1918).

Tura, Garo Hills, 120>—1500 ft., vil-I7; above Tura, 3900

ft., vii, viii, x-r7 [all Kemp].
pyrrhomesa Edw., Jour. Fed. Malay Sts. Mus. VINE 22 to 9

(s.g. Physecrania) (1919).

Sandaran Agong, Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, 2450 ft., Vv, Vi-I4.

Types in British Museum.

Klossi, id., loc. cit., 22, 2, pl. iv, 14, wing (s.g. Eveccera) (1910).

Sandaran Agong, Sumatra, 2450 ft., v. vi-I4.

Type in British Museum.

Family RHYPHIDAE.
Rhyphus, [Latr.

Hist. Nat. Crust. et Ins. XIV, 291 (1804).
Sch., F. Austr. II; 494: Brun., Rec. Ind.
Mus. IV, 259, tab. Ind. spp.: id., Fauna Brit.
Ind., 500.
GENOTYPE, Tipula fenestralis Scop., the original
species, as fenestratum Scop.

Sylvicola, Harris, Expos. Engl. Ins., 104 (1776).
GenotyrE, Tipula fenestralis Scop., as brevis,
sp. nov.; by Coquillett’s designation.

Antsopus Mg., Illig. Mag. II, 264 (1803).

No species given in 1803. In “ Klass.’ p. 103,
Itpula fuscata F. as fuscus, sp. nov., is given as
genotype, according to Coquillett.

266 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XMIT,

fenestralis Scop.,' var. indicus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 261, 9
(Guopeg'ys
Brun., Fauna Brit. Ind.) 554, 0 @ 7 pl xi, 3(typical) an(vanae
Simla, 24-iv-07, 10-v-09 ; Matiana, 28—30-iv-07 ; [both Annan-
dale|; Darjiling 5—9-viii-o9 [Patva}; Kurseong, xi-10[D’A breu];
Ukhrul, Manipur, Assam, 6400 ft. [Pettigrew].
Type of fenestralis Scop., location uncertain; of var. indicus
in Indian Museum. ‘This form seems present at all the Hill
Stations in Northern India.

punctatus F., Mant. Ins. II, 333 (Rhagio) (1787).

Musca nigricans, ., Fauna Suec., Hd. II, 553 (1761).

Rhagio punctatus. F., Mant. Ins. II, 333 (1787).

Musca bilineata, Gmel., Syst. Nat. V, 2866 (1792).

Antsopus nebulosus, Mg., Klass. I, 103, pl. vi, 5, # (1804).

Sciara punctata, F., Syst. Antl., 59 (1805).

Rhyphus marginatus, Say, Jour. Acad. Sci. Phil. III, 27 (1822),
and Compl. Writ. II, 50 (1859): Wied. Auss. zweifl. I, 82
(1828).

Rhyphus punctatus Sch., Fauna Austr. II, 495 (1864): Brun.,
Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 262: 7zd., Fauna Brit. Ind. 555, pl. xii,
5, wing.

Kurseong, 9—26-ix 09 [Lynch, Annandale].

Type: location uncertain.

maculipennis Wulp, Notes Leyd. Mus. VII, 14, @ (1885).
Td., Tijid. v. Ent. SOXVIl, 87, plo uv).O= adhe flocs Neue

XXXVI; 40;/LIV; 258: Brum, Rec: iad: Mus. lVe.2bon

id., Fauna Brit. Ind., 552, o 2, pl. xii, 1, wing.

Ardjoeno, Java [Hekmeyer]; Batavia, ii; Pulu Babi Is., off
W. Coast, Sumatra, iv; Peradeniya, x, xii-o7; also probably
Assam (exemp. in Ind. Mus. coll. s¢ne loc., 30-vii-10).

Type in Leyden Museum, a o.

pulchricornis Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 260, 2 (I19g11I).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 553, 2, pl. xii. 2, wing.
Siliguri, 18—20-vii-0o7 ; Ghumti, 4000 ft. [Gravely].
Type in Indian Museum.
distinctus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 262, # 2 (IgII).
Id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 556, 7 @, pl. xii, 6, wing.

Darjiling, 5—8-viii-og [Paiva]; Kurseong, 4-ix-9 [Annandale];
Kowpati, Mangaldai, Assam, 12-xii-ro [Kemp].

Types in Indian Museum.

divisus Brun., Rec. Ind. Mus. IV, 263, # 2 (1911).
id., Fauna Brit. Ind. 557, 7 9 , pl: xii, 7, wing.

Darjiling, 5—12-viii-og [Jenkins, Paiva, common]; Kur-
seong, 10—26-ix-oy [Lynch]; Gangtok, Sikkim, 9-ix-09; Phagu,
12-v-09 [Annandale]. ‘Two pairs taken in cop; Darjiling, 5-viii-
og and Gangtok, 6150 ft., 8-ix-09.

Types in Indian Museum.

| For references to typical form see Kertesz’ Kat. Dip. I, 305.

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flavipes de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. LIV, 259, 0 @, pl. xviii, 1, wing
(19II).
Wonosobo, Java [Jacobson].
Types, a unique pair, in Amsterdam Museum.
hellwigi de Meij., Nova Guin. Res. IX, 315, 9 ; DI. x, 8) wine
(1913).
Hellwig-Gabirge, Papua, 2000 metres, xi.
Type in Amsterdam Museum.

Olbiogaster, Ost. Sack.

Biol. Cent. Am. Dipt. I, 20 (1886).
GENOTYPE QO. cognata Ost. Sack., sp. nov.
orientalis Edw., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) PSV 504 (TOTS):
Pundaluoya, Ceylon, vii-97 [Green].
The unique type in the British Museum.

Pee PE PN Dex \hO CAT AOE
(A) Additions to the Family CECIDOMYIDAE.
Subfamily CECIDOMYINAE.

Sect. LASIOPTERARIAE.

Lasioptera, Mg.

manilensis Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci., XIII, D. 288, 2 (1918).
Laguna, Iuzon, reared from leaf galls on Leea mantllensis,
Walp.
Type, Cecid. a 2851, New Yk. State colln. ; paratype o 9 in
College of Agric., Los Banos, Phil. Is.
falcata Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. DLV, 288, 9 (toro):
Los Banos, Laguna Proy., Luzon, 3-1-17.
Type, Cecid. a 2887, New Vork State collection, a unique
specimen.

Sect. OLIGOTROPHARIAE.
Luzonomyia, Felt.

Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D. 282 (1918).
GENOTYPE L. symphoremae, sp. nov.
This genus is near Oligotrophus, Latr.

symphoremae Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. STE) DE 2825 aoe pki, 5,
@ genitalia; 2, 9 genitalia (1918).
Luzon (var. locs.); reared from leaf galls on Symphorema
luzonicum, F. Vill.
Type, Cecid. a 2850, New Yk. State colln.; paratype
No. 18,315 in College of Agric., Los Banos.

268 Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. XVII,

Sect. ASPHONDYLIARIAE.
Schizomyia, Kieff.

acalyphae Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D, 286, 2 (1918).
Laguna, reared from leaf galls on Acalypha stipulacea, Klotz.
Type, Cecid. a 2848, New Yk. State colln.; part of type mate-
rial in College of Agric., Ios Banos.
diplodisci Felt, loc. cit., 287, 7 ? (1918)
Mt. Maquiling, Laguna, 29-vill and 3 and 6-ix-17.
Type, Cecid. a 2849, New Yk. State colln.; paraivbes 7 2,
No. 18,314, College of Agric., Los. Banos.

Asphondylia, Loew.

vitea Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D, 284, @ 2 (1918).
Manila, 1905; reared from stem galls on Cissus trifolia, L.
Type, Cecid. a 2839. New Yk. State colln.; cotype 7 2 in Bureau
of Science, Manila; Entom. Colln. No. 3252.
callicarpae Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D, 285, oc 2 (roxS):
Mt. Maquiling, Laguna, Luzon, 1917. Reared from leaf galls
on Callicarpa ertoclona, Schauer.
Type, Cecid. a 2843, New Yk. State colln.; paratype 7 9
No. 18,147, College of Agric., Los Banos,
grewiae Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 289, @ (rgI0).
Mt. Maquiling, Laguna Prov., Luzon, 23-ix-17.
Type, Cecid. a 2880, New York State collection, a unique 7.
Bred from leaf galls on Grewia siylocarpa, Warb.

Diceromyia, Felt.

Phil, Jour..scit SIM, D. 2835(19x8):
GENOTYPE D. vernoniae, sp. nov.
This genus is near Zalepidota, Rubs.
vernoniae Felt, loc. cit., 284, 7, pl. 1, 3, # genitalia (1918).
Laguna, Luzon; reared from leaf galls on Vernonia lancifolta,
Merr.
Type, Cecid. a 2842, New Yk. State coiln.

Sect. CECIDOMYVIARIAE.

Arthrocnodax, Rubs.

coprae Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 291, @ @ (1919).
Los Banos, Phil. Is , 6-x-17.
Type, Cecid. a 2883, New York State collection.

Kronodiplosis, Felt.

Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D. 289 (1918).
GENOTYPE, K. uichancot, sp. nov.

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uichancoi Felt, loc. cit., 289, 7; pl. i, 4, 3rd antennal segment.
Laguna, from leaf galls on Barringtonia luzonensts, Rolfe.
Type, Cecid. a 2847, New Yk. State colln.; paratype 9
No. 18,307, College Agric., Los Banos.

Kamptodiplosis, Felt.

Phil jour. Sci. <Iil Dy 200 ome
GENOTYPE, K. veducta, sp. nov.
reducta Felt, loc. cit., 2900, 7 @; pl. 1,5, 5th segment of @ an-
tenna, 6, o genitalia (1918).
Laguna (Balong Bulo Hill, near Los Banos) ; reared from leaf
galls on Siphonodon celastrineus, Griff.
Type, Cecid. a 2852, New Yk. State colln.

Heliodiplosis, Felt.

Phil out ocin, SLE De 20m rome).
GENOTYPE, H. spatholobi, sp. nov.
spatholobi Felt, loc. cit., 291, 2, pl. 1, 7, ovipositor (1918).
Laguna; reared from leaf galls on Spatholobus gyrocarpus
(Wall) Benth.
Type, Cecid. a 2853, New Yk. State colln.

Profeltiella, Kieff.

Neue Gallmucken Gatt. Bitsch, p. 2 (1912).
Lestodiplosis Kieff., pt., Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz.
XXXVI, 25 (1909).
orientalis Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D, 292, ~ 2 (1918).
Laguna; reared from galls on Szphonodon celastrineus, Grift.
Type, Cecid. a 2852 a, New Yk. State colln.

Hyperdiplosis, Felt.

Bull. N. Yk. State Mus. CX XIV, 405 (1908).
Cecidomyia Felt, pt., Rep. 22, N. Yk. State Mus.
CX, 136 (1907).
baaksid Pelt, “Phil! four. Sci. XIII, D. 294,. 9 (rors).
Laguna; reared from leaf galls on Cissus adnata, Wall.
Type, Cecid. a 2846, New Yk. State colln.

Coccodiplosis, de Meij.
indi. ete LX), 238) (ok).
GENOTYPE, C. pseudococt, id., sp. nov.
pseudococci de Meij., Joc. cit., 239, 7 2, fig. 1 a—g.

Salatiga, Java [Dr. Roepke]. Parasitic on Pseudococcus croto-~
nts. Type in Amsterdam Museum.

270 Records of the Indian Museum. [Von. Vee,

relicta Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D. 295, 2 (1918).
Manila, IQII.
Type, Cecid. a 2841, New Yk. State colln.; paratype No.
16,015, College of Agric., Los Banos.

Tricontarinia, Kieff.

luzonensis Felt, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIII, D. 293, ~ 2 (1918).
Laguna; reared from leaf galls on Parashorea melaanonan,
(Blanco) Merrill.
Type, Cecid. a 2844, New Yk. State colln.; paratype
No. 18,151, College of Agric., Los Banos.

Contarinia, Rond.

Atti. Soc. Sc. Nat. Milano, II, 287 (1860).
Diplosis, Ww., pt. Dipt. Beitr. IV, 34 (1850).
Eudiplosts, Kieff., Bull. Soc. Ent. Fran. 28 (1894).

GENOTYPE, no species set up; two undescribed
new species mentioned, zsorbi and brizae.

saltata Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 289, @ (19109).
Los Banos, Luzon, 6-1i-18. Taken in spider’s webs.
Type, Cecid. a 2884, New York State collection.

Bremia, Rond.

Atti. Soc. Sc. Nat. Milano, II, 287 (1860).
macrofilum Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 290, » @ (1919).
Kolambugan, Lanao Distr., Mindanao, Phil. Is., I0o-vi-14.
Taken in spiders’ webs.
Type, Cecid. a 2888, New York State collection.

Cecidomyia, Mg.

naederiae Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 293, 7 2 (Itontda) (19109).

Los Banos, Phil. Is., 13-x-17. Bred from leaf galls on Paederia

tomentosa, Blume. Type, Cecid. a 2882, New York State col-
lection.

philippinensis Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 294, 2 (1919).
Mt. Maquiling, Laguna Prov., Luzon, 3-1x-17.
Type, Cecid., a 2889, New York State collection, a unique
specimen.
Ctenodactylomyia.
antidesmae Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci. XIV, 287, 2 (1919).
Mt. Maquiling, Laguna Prov., Luzon, 2-x-17.
Type, Cecid. a 2881, New York State collection. Reared from
leaf galls on Antidesma leptocladum, Tul., a unique specimen.

N.B,—\I have been unable to place all these genera in systematic order

1920.] KE. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 27%

(B) Errata et Addenda.

Page 2, after line 7, add: From a short correspondence quoted
by Aldrich (Can. Ent. XLIII, 34) between him and the Inter-
national Commission on Zoological N omenclature, it would appear
that that Institution regards Meigen’s names of 1900 as available,
but that the question of their validity rests with dipterologists
on the basis of their correct identification or otherwise. This is,
of course, a flagrant violation of the principle of adopting the
customs of the times in which the earlier authors wrote.

Page 9, Microperrisia, Kieff. Add the reference: Kieff. ,
Gen. Ins. Fasc. 152, 41.
The tye is brachypsectra, Kieff., by original designation.

Page 9, line 2 from bottom: The species ischaemi, Kieff.,
was placed provisionally in Oligotrophus (Kieff., Roy. Bot. Gard.,
Kew, Bull. 3, 71, rg10), but it is now referred to Hormomyta :
(Fletcher, Agric. Res. Inst. Pusa, Bull. 89 “znd hundred notes
on Indian Insects,” p. 46, 1912). ‘The adult is from Coimbatore,
South India, reared from galls on Ischaemum pilosum. ‘The
identity of the species is not quite certain.

Type Cecid. a 278r.

Page I1, line rr from bottom: replace the term DipLosaRIAF
by CECIDoMYIARIAE, with which it is synonymous.

Page 12, Chrysodipiosis, Prof. Kieffer informs me (7m Ltt.)
that he designated pulchricornis, Kieff., as type.

Page 15, add the following species after 2nd line. Dyodiplosis
andropogonis, Felt, Ent. News, XXVIII, 369—372 (Oct. 1917).
Type Cecid. a 2782.

Page 15, for Pseudhormomyra fluviatilis read fluvialis.

Page 15, Pseudhormomyra fluvialis and cornea are now referred
to Dyodiplosis, according to Mr. Fletcher (‘‘ 2nd hundred notes
on Indian Insects,” p. 49) (1919).

Page 17, Epidosis, oew, add the reference: Kieff., Gen. Ins.
Base 52.0257.

Page 17, Epidosis indicus. Type belonging to Indian Mu-
seum.

N.B.—As the species indicus is now referred to Dicroneurus, the
whole matter relating to Epidosis must be deleted.

Page 18, Lestremia indica. The type (a 2) in Indian Mu-
seum,

Page 32, Leia nigricoxa. Types of nigricoxa and spathulata
in Indian Museum.

Page 43, Simulium striatum. Type in Indian Museum.

Page 47, Atrichopogon flaviceps. Type in Deuts. Ent. Mus.,
Berlin-Dahlem.

272 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vo,. XVII,

Page 48, as regards the type species of Prohelia, Prof. Kieffer
writes me that no species was definitely selected but that orna-
ticrus was the first one described and he evidently regards this
species as genotype. It seems to me, however, my argument
(Cat. p. 48, footnote) stands good.

Page 49, Prohelia theobromae.. Nine paratypes in Indian Mu-
seum.

Page 50, Forcipomyia sautert. Type in Deuts. Ent. Mus.,
Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 50, line 28: for conifera read conigera.

Page 52, Culicoides formosae and C. indecora. Types of
both species in Deuts. Ent. Mus., Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 53, Palpomyia taitana. Type in Deuts. Ent. Mus.,
Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 57, Bezzia nigricans. Type in Indian Museum.

Page 58, Bezzia formosana and chrysolopha. Types “ia
Deuts. Ent. Mus., Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 62, Trichotanypus Kieff. Prof. Kieffer (im lit.) appa-
rently regards posticalis Lund. as genotype.

Page 62, Protenthes bilobatus. Type should be in Indian
Museum, but it is apparently not there.
Page 63, Procladius formosanus. Type in. Deuts. , Ent:

Mus., Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 66, Cricotopus carnosus. Type in Deuts. Ent. Mus.,
Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 66, the only species included in Thalassomyia Johann.
(nec Sch.) at its erection was obscura Johann.

Page 68, Tanytarsus formosanus. Type in Deuts. Ent.
Mus., Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 68, Micropsectra Kieff., Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz.
XXVI, 50 (1909). GENOTYPE, the only species mentioned,
inermtipes Kieff.

Page 68, Polypedilum Kieff., Supp. Ent. Berl. I, 41 (1912).
GENOTYPE, the only species included at its erection, pelostolum
Kieff., sp. nov., Joc. cit. Prof. Kieffer informs me that the generic
diagnosis did not appear until 1913, in the Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat.
Metz. XXVIII, 15, where only a single species, emarginatum, was
mentioned, but he adds that this paper was written in IQII or
1912. He therefore considers that pelostolum must be the geno-
type.

Page 69, Polypedilum fasciatipenne, in the reference to Dr.
Baini Prashad’s paper on the anatomy of a larva of Polypediium :
for Vol. XV, read vol. XIV; also add the date (1918).

Page 69, Polypedilum pelostolum. Type in Deuts. Ent.
Mus., Berlin-Dahlem. hh)

1920. | E. Brunerri: Oriental & S. Asiatic Nemocera. 273

Page 69, for Polypedilum brumaler, read brumale.

Page 69, Paratendipes Kieff., Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz,
RXXVII, 41 (1911). GENOTYPE by original designation Chirono-
mus albtmanus, Mg.

Page 70, Glyptotendipes, Kieff. The generic characters are
given in Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 197 (1913).

Page 70, Prochironomus, Kieff., Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Metz.
XXVI, 53 (1909). GENOTYPE, by original designation P.
pallidus, Kieft.

Page 71, line 5: for stvzpes read atripes.

Page 79, add following details to species: formosae, @ @ , pl’
ii. 4, # genitalia; sordidus 92; tainanus 7 9, pl. ii, 5, 7 genita™
lia; formosicola' » 9, pl. 11,6, @ genitalia; prasinellus @ @ , pl-
ii, 7, antennae (part), 8, # genitalia; ch’orophorus @, pl. ii, 9>
@ genitalia; chlorostolus 7 2, fig. Io, antennae; II, » geni-
talia; pelochloris 7 2, fig. 12, @ genitalia, part; glauciveniris,
ooo ie 13 9 genitalia. “Pisures.10 to ra vare text-fieures-
The types of all the above species are in the Deuts. Ent. Mus.,
Berlin-Dahlem.

Page 80, for Tripelina read Tripelma.
Page 80, line 12: for conifer read coniger.

Page 87, Phiebotomus himalayensts. Type in Indian Mu-
seum. |

Page 87, add the following species to Phlebotomus, Rond. :
nicnic Banks, Phil. Jour. Sci., XIV, 163, @ 2 (1919).
Laguna and Los Banos, Luzon [Banks].

Type a 2, No. 18,492 in Entom. colln., College of Agric., Los
Banos, Phil. Is. Some paratypes exist.

Page 92, Sect. Anophelini: For diagnostic table of genera in
the ‘“‘ Anophelina subfamily,” see Giles, “‘A Revision of the
Anophelinae’’ (London 1904). Anopheles (restr.) p. 23; Ste-
thomyta, 25; Cycloleppteron, 26; Myzomyta, 27; Pyretophorus,
33; Myzorhynchus, 37; Arribalzagia, 40; Chrystya (MS. name),
40; Nyssorhynchus, 41; Cellia, 45; Aldrichia, 46.

Page 92, Major James, in Paludism, No. 2, pp. 52—63 (Jan.
IQII) contributes a paper entitled ‘‘ Notes on Mosquitoes” in
which is given a key to the Indian Anophelines.

Page 92, line 12: for grabhami read grabhamit.

Page 92, to footnote 1 add: For structure of o genitalia in
Anopheles, v. Christop., Ind. Jour. Med. Res., III, 371, with
excellent figures.

Page ro2, line 20: for p. 32 read 33.

Page 105, line 6 from bottom: after V, 24 add (Myzo-
myia).

1 Spelt incorrectly formosicula in Catalogue.

2

=

74, Records of the Indian Museum. [VoL. X#@IT,

Page 111, line 19 should read, Occurs at Lake Tiberias in
Palestine and on the Beyruth River in Syria.

Page 115, after 5th line from bottom, add: Christophers, in
Paludism, No. 3, pp. 40—54, offers an interesting paper, ‘“‘ Aids to
the identification of Culicidae other than Anopheles, with special
reference to Indian species,’’ July roIt.

Page 119, Toxorhynchites minimus, Theob., add the reference:
White, Spol. Zeyl. XI, 189, ¢ , described (1919).

Page 122, line 22: malayi is a good species, described as a
Uranotaenta. Armigeres malayi, Edw.; and Desvotdea fusca,
Theob., are identical. Delete the Kuala Lumpur locality as
Edwards says the only specimens from this locality referred by
Theobald to this species are obturbans.

5)

Page 124, line 6 from bottom: for p. 285 read 283.

Page 125, add as a further generic synonym after Scutomyia :
Hulecoetomyta, Theob., Entom. XXXVII, 163 (1904): Monog.
Culic., IV, 219 (1907). GENOTYPE, H. tvtlineata Leices. in Theob.,
sp. nov., /oc. cit., by my own designation. (Rec. Ind. Mus. X,
62, I9I4).

Page 128, add to albolineata, Giles, the following references:
Giles, Handbk., 2nd Ed:, 430, ¢, pl. xvii, roa, venatien 9
(1902): Theob., Monog. Culic. Ill) 192% 9: Brun:, “Rees ade
Mus. IV, 452. Type in British Museum.

Page 131, add: Oculeomyia, Theob. pt. as a synonym of
Grabhamia.

Page 134, delete last line beginning Neomacleaya.

Page 135, delete first two lines.

Page 141, the date of the species Ochlerotatus ovreophilus 1s
1916, and of koreicus, 1917.

Page 145, the date of the species ceylonicus, yerbury: and
levcestert is 1917.

Page 152, the date of the species Culiciomyta spathifurca is
IQI5.

Page 154, the date of the species Lophoceratomyta curtipalpis
is IQI4.

Page 180, line 4 from bottom should read: GENOTYPE,
Wyeomyta avanoides, Theob., etc.

Page 180, Topomyia tipuliformis. In text, for argyroven-
tvralis and argentoventralis, read argentcoventralis.

Page 185, Corethrelia inepta Annand. For notes on habitat
see A. J. MacDougall, Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 71 (Ramcia inepta) (1918).

Page 185, Dixa montana Brun. For full description of larva

and pupa see B. Prashad, Rec. Ind. Mus. XV, 156, pl. xix, var.
chars. (1918).

1920. ] EK. BRUNETTI: Oriental & S. Astatic Nemocera. 275

Page 187, Tanyderus mirabilis, add the closer locality : Kloof-
Biwak, 29-x-12 [Versteg]. Unique ? type belongs to the Buiten-
zorg Museum.

Page 187, in the footnote respecting the type species of
Ctenophora I overlooked having myself suggested pectinicornts L.
as genotype (Fauna Brit. India, Errata). At that time I had
not studied the point closely, and in any case the suggested
species would be invalid as Rondani’s designation of flaveolata F.
stands good.

Page 193, delete the species elongata, Edw., with full data. It
is already recorded under Pselliophora, p. 192.

Page 204, after the species robinson, add the following :—

pseudofulvipennis de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 18,” 9

(1919).

Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, viii.

Types in Amsterdam Museum. Dr. Meijere has also seen
the species from Java, and it is very near the European
fulvipennis.

Page 204, before the genus Longurio, insert the following new
genus and species.

Sphaerionotus, de Meij. gen. nov.

Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 17 (1919).
GENOTYPE, S. curtipennis, id., sp. nov., loc. cit.
curtipennis de Meij., loc. cit. 18, pl. ii, 8 wing (1919).
Murao Sako, Sumatra, x. Unique » tyfe in Amsterdam Mu-
seum. The genus is allied to Tipula.
Page 209, add the following species of Pachyrhina :—
nigrithorax de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 18, 9 (1919).
Air Njuruk, Dempu, Sumatra, 1400 metres, Viii.
The unique 2 type in Amsterdam Museum.
Page 212, add the following new genus and species to Cylindro-
tomini :—

Agastomyia, de Meij., gen. nov.

Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 17 (1919).
GENOTYPE, A. albitarsis, id., loc. cit., sp. nov.

albitarsis de Meij., Joc. cit. 17, pl. ii, 7, wing (1919).

Sungai Kumbang, Sumatra, ix.

Unique type ~ in Amsterdam Museum.

Page 217, add following species to the genus Dicranomyza :—
signata de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 13, @, pl. ii, 1,

wing, IQTg.

Korinchi Peak, Sumatra, viii. Unique o.

Type in Amsterdam Museum.

276 Records of the Indian Museum. [Vou. XVII, 1920.)

Page 222, add following species of Limnobia :—
stigmosa de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 14, pl. ii, 2, wing
(x919).
Suban Ajam, Sumatra, vil. Type in Amsterdam Museum,
sex not stated.
Page 224, Dapanoptera versteegt de Meij. Add following
data: fig. 2, wing. Dutch South Papua, 28-ix-12, one 92.
Type belonging to Buitenzorg Museum.
Page 225, Libnotes strigivena Walk. Add new locality, Biwak
Island, Papua, ix, one o.
Page 225, Lzbnotes quadnfurca Walk. . Add new locality,
Beaufort-Fluss, Papua, xi, one o&.
Page 228, add following species of Libnotes :—
tripunctata de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 14, pl. ti, 3,
wing (1919).
Suban Ajam, Sumatra, vii.
Unique @ tyfe in Amsterdam Museum.
Page 239, add following species of Acyphona :—
punctulata de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 14, pl. ii, 4,
wing (1919).
Sungei Kumbang, Sumatra, ix.
Unique @ type in Amsterdam Museum.
Page 246, add following species of Guophomyia :—
fascipennis de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 15, pl. ii, 5,
wing (I9IQ).
Muata Sako, Sumatra, ix.
Unique o tyfe in Amsterdam Museum.
Page 242, add following species of Mongoma :—
nigriceps de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 15 (1919).
Suban Ajam, Sumatra, vii.
Unique type 2 and a damaged specimen in Amsterdam Mu-
seum.
Page 256, add following species of Epiphragma.
kerberti de Meij., Bijd. Dierk., Feest-nummer, 16, pl. 11,6, wing
(1919).
Air Njuruk, Dempu, Sumatra, 1400 metres, viii; Suban Ajam,
Sumatra, vii. Type in Amsterdam Museum, sex not stated.
Page 268, Diceromyia Felt. This name is preoccupied in
Culicidae by Theobald, Ig11t.

———— EEO EES

abdominalis Brun.
ap Felt :
Taylor ..
abjuncta Kieff. ;
abnormalis Brun.
heobs
absens Brun. Sis
absobrinus Felt
Acalleomyia Leices. ..
acalyphae Felt
Acanthocnemis Blanch.
acanthopus de Meij. ..
Acartomyia Theob.
acaudata Leices. :
acer Walk. nec Theob.
acer Theob. nec Walk.
achaetae Leices.
aconitus Don.
Acrodicrania Skuse
acrostacta W.
Acyphona Ost. Sack,
adiei James and List.
adjacens Kieff. oC
Aedeinae Blanch.
Aedeomyia Theob.
AEDEOMYINA
AEDEOMYINAE
Aedes Mg.
aedes Leices.
Aedimorphus Theob.
AEDINAE :
Aedinus Lutz
AEDOMINA Giles
Aedomyia Giles
aestuans W.
aetheria de Meij.
affinis Brun. (Gonomyia)

+ »» (Platyura)
», de Meij sre
99 dw.

4) steph:

africana Theob.

africanus Theob. (Mucidus)
es », typical form

INDEX.

144,

142,

2 ,, var. veversus Theob.

” », (Stenoscutus)

agarici Oliv.

agas Rond.
Agastomyia de Meij..
ager Giles in Theob.
Aioretomyia Leices. . Gi

aitkenii James in Theob.

albicosta Lutz.
albiditarsis Kieff.
albifasciatus Macq. ..
albiforceps Kieff.
albimanus Mg.

albinervis Kieff.
albipennis Fab.
albipennis de Meij.

94,

Page
albipennis Kieff. 57
5 Mg. as 8
albipes var. nigritarsis Leices. 176
,, Leices. in Theob. 177
EE SELON 210
calico: (Orthopodomyia). . 176
ac (Stegomyia) 128
albipunctata Wulp ae ZOu
albirostris Theob. .. 106, 109
| albitarsis Alex. ae eNO
se Brun. 210
a de Meij. 275
ee Dol. ft gc, LL
5 Kieff. oh 5g CUA ue
45 Ludl. a 174
Theob. 171
alboannulata Theob.. Ao alfa
alboannulatus James and List.. III
alboannulis Ludl. I4I
alboapicalis Theob. 106
albocephala _,, 134
albogeniculata Brun. 243
alboguttata Edw. 238
albohumeralis Brun.. 85
albolateralis He 33
se Theob. STO
albolineata Giles nec Theob. 127, 274
a Kieff. ar 60
hy Mg. SC ate 64
Ee _Theob. nec Giles 128
albomarginatus Curt. 54
albonigra Brun. 81
albonotata ,, 81
Loew 260
albonotatus Kieff. AT
albopicta Brun. 31
Skuse von D0
albopleura Theob. .. Mites WD
alboscutellata Leices. (Lepzdoto-
myta) 140
alboscutellata Theob. (Reedomyia) 139
alboscutellatus Theob. vee E39
albosignata Kieff. AQ
albotaeniata Theob. . 133
_ albotaeniatus Leices. in Theob.. 139
i Theob, IIt
albus Leices. as ve 165
| Aldrichia Theob. 5c 93, 273
Aldrichinella Theob... ay 95
| alis at 104
Allactoneura de } Mei. 30
Allodia Winn. ae > 33
allothrix Kieff. nic ate 78
allotropica ,, ws aS Se
alpigena Mik. 232
alpina Zett. 231
alta de Meij. 216
alternans Kieff. 14
a3 Westw. 120
45 Zett. 33
alternata Brun. 24.

Index.

278
Page
alticola Edw. 216
s Kieff. 50
Amalopina Brun. : 251
AMALOPINI (Amalopina) 249
Amalopis Hal. in Walk. 250 |
Amaurosiphon Rubs. 15
amazonensis Lutz. 156
ambigua Theob. 132
ambiguus Mg. BAG: 49
amboinensis Dol. 116, 117 5 atts}
amesii Ludl. 128
amica Alex. 254
analis Kieff. : 56
Anchimongoma Brun. 244
Andersonia Strickland 135
Androclosma Ender. 258
Androdiplosis Felt 16
Andropogonis Felt 27a
angulatus Theob. ISI
angusticapitis Brun. 233
angustiforceps Kieff. 69
angustipennis de Meij. 86
at Ender. 263 |
Winn. £7
Anisocheleomyia Theob. 173
Anisomerini : 258
Anisopus Mg. ae e205
annandalei Brun. (Isoneuvomyia,
Platyura) .. 25, 26 |
ne », (Pericoma) 83 |
a », (Ptychoptera).. 186 |
a Kieff. (Isoplastus) 63
ee », (Prochivonomus) 71
Ge Prashad .. sa LT
* Theob. 130
annularis Schrk. sn GES)
Be Theob. (Culiciomyia).. 152
a 5, (Trichoprono-
myta) 156
an Theob. nec Wulp (An no-
pheles) .. 96
a Wulp. nec Theob (An no-
pheles) 96, 97, 98
annulatipes Kieff, (Polvpedilum) 68
», (Tanypus) 60
annulatus Leices. 149
mn Schrk. 169
oo theoby, snes 165
annulicornis Brun. 33
annulifemur Edw. .. 141
29 de Meij. 50 2B
annulifera Theob. 150, 151
annuliferus Edw. sO
% Lud. 166
annulioris Theob. : 163
annulipalpis Theob. . 147
annulipes Brun. 254
os Ender. 245
5 Walk. 148
annulirostris Skuse .. 159
AD Theob. .. 129
annulitarsis Leices. 146
3 Macq. .. 125
annuloabdominalis Theob. 152
annulosa Wulp 190
annulus Theob. ; 162
Anomala Marsh, nec Steph. 31

anomalipes Kieff.

Anomaloniyia Hutton
anomalus Kieff.
Anopheles Mg.

92, 273, 273
89

ANOPHELINA

ANOPHELINAE 89
ANOPHELINES 36 89
ANOPHELINI SOnO2 278
anopheloides Giles 176
Anoplistes Westw. 257
antennatus Brun. 223
anthracina de Meij. 28
antica Bran. 240
antidesmae Banks 270
antisepticus Lichtenstein 184
Antocha Ost. Sack. 232
| anxifer Coq. 158
Apeilesis Macq. 210
aperta Brun. (Gonomyia) oe 2d
ae », (Rhaphidolabis).) .. 252
apicalis Alex. ae 228
55 Brun, iis ve 82
Ae de Meij. (Emphervia) .. 27
55 oe (Limnophiia) 254
,, Lheob. (Avmigeres) 123
Ne * (Brevirhynchus) 146
76 D6: (Letcesteria) 146, 147
W. 5 2120229
apicipennis IByebAG Sc 25
apicotriangulata Theob. Bo. Libr
Apistomyia Big. 36
aplochirus Kieff. 76
aploneurus ,, 5¢ 56 76
| Apogon Rond. oe aie 46
Aporoculex Theob. 156
Aporosa Macq. Ac 219
appendiculata, Brun. 82
approximata Brun, (Dicranomyia) 216
on :, (Pselliophora) 192
apptoximatus ,, owe 0 40
apricans Kieff. 15
aranetana Banks : 140
aranoides Theob. (Wyeomyia) 181, 274
arcuata Brun. : 32
arcuatipes Kieff. 57
ardens W. 188
arenariae Rubs. 14

argentea Ludl. Brun. (Taeniorhyn-
chus, Theobaldiomyia) 165
argenteiventris Theob. 181
argenteomaculata Theob. 130
argenteopunctata Brun. : 84
argenteosquamosa Ender. 56 30
argenteotarsis Ludl. 117
argenteoumbrosus Theob, 156
argenteoventralis Leices. 179, 180,
274
argenteus Ludl. 165
argentifera de Meij. . 217
argentinotus Banks .. ee
argentipes Annand. and Brun. .. 86
argentocincta Walk. .. so BN

argentoventralis I,eices. (lapsus,
mihi for argenteoventralis) 180
argyrocinctum de Meij. 43
argyropalpis Leices. .. 180
argyropus Swellen. 96
argyrotarsis Leices. 175
= R. Desv. 93

Index. 279
Page | Page
argyroventralis Leices. (lapsus, auronitens Kieff, 47
mihi for argenteoventralis) 180 | aurostriata Banks 130
armatifrons Kieff. 80 | australiensis Theob. in Giles 150
armatipes Kieff. 57 | azriki Patton 103
Armigeres Theob. : (2
Arrhenica Ost. Sack... ar 258 | babu Annand. 86
Arribalzagia Theob. .. ..93,273 | badia Brun. 262
artemisiarum Kieff. .. a5 16 | bahri Edw. 152
Arthrocnodax Rubs... ..12, 268 | bancrofti Skuse 126
articulatus Rond. .. 135, 136 | Bancroftia Lutz. 176
ascidiicola de Meij 176 | banksii 269
asiatica Giles 184 | Banksinella Theob. 124, 142
3 Leices. a 113 | barbatitarsis Kieff. 75
a Theob. ae 94 | barberi Coq. 94, 96
ASPHONDYLARIAE 10 | barbicornis F. 40
Asphondylia Lw. : 10, 268 | barbirostris Wulp 97
assamensis Brun. (Molophilus) .. 236 | barianensis James and List. 96
5 », (Leucholabts or- barkeri Theob. : 153, 154
nata, var.) .. 33 , basalis Brun. 27
Theob. 130 | basilaris 259
Asthenia Westw. 36 | basilinea Brun. : 34
Atarba Os. Sac. 35 | Bathosomyia Theob. 135
ater Daniels 119 | bella Brun. ~ 83
aterrima Brun. G2 Dine Avie. an 30
an Walk. .. 222 | bengalensis Brun. (Lechria) a ee PLWA
aterrimus Kieff. (Atvichopogon) .. 48 A », (Psychoda) 8I
at gee », (Clinotanypus) .. 61 a Kieff. (Bezzia) 50
atra Brun. me ne 39 ee »» (Peromyta) 17
Dolls 259 | Bezzia Kieff. 56
», Macq. 38 | biannulata Brun. - 233
Cee) een a 239 | Bibio Geoff. ae 39
Theob. a 174 | BIBIONIDAE 37
Atractocera Mg. 42 | BIBIONINAE 37
atrata I,. 187 | bibula W. ae 220
atratum de Meij. Be : 43 | bicinctipes Brun. Se BD, Dis
atratus Kieff. (Clinotanypus, Pyo- ‘bicolor Brun. (Leza) .. Be
cladius).. Ale . 60, 61 se », (Dicranomyia) 217
atratus Theob. a 055 3 sy ees ee 26
atrescens Alex. 216 | », de Meij. ; 239
atricauda Skuse 31 i Weitces: 175
Atrichopogon Kieff. .. 47 5» |. Maege 259
atripes Kieff. (stripes, ipa) 71 LOStmoack: 233
atrisquamis Brun. . 84 Walk. 40
atritarsis Brun. 186 bicornuta Theob. 154
atrophus Kieff. 80 | bicornutus Kieff. 68
atrosignatus Kieff. .. 77 | bifasciata Brun. EeeLaS
Atypophthalmus Brun. 22 bifascipennis Brun. (Mycomyia). . 27
aurantia Brun. (A porvosa) 220 55 (Pselliophora) IQI
50 », (Eriocera) 264 bifurcatus I). sé a 96
5 », _(Pselliophora) .. 92 | bigotii Bell. 155
oe Theob. - 120, 121 | bilineata Gmel. 266
aurantiaca Dol. we 1225) bilobata: Lw: “he 36
auratus Leice:. 136, 166 | bilobatus Kieff. (C2licoides) BR
aurea oe 52 172 a », (Procladius) 63
aureochaetae Leices. . 84. | es », (Tanypus, Tricho-
aureohirtum Brun. 42 tanypus, Protenthes) 62, 272
aureolineatus Leices... 123 | bimacula Kieff. 5 54
aureopunctis Ludl. 167 | bimaculata Leices. Om anys
aureosquammatus Ludl. 149 By Walk. 3 32
aureostriata Leices. 12; | bimaculiala Leices. 174
aureostriatus Dol. 160 bimaculipes Tueob. 183
aureoventer Theob. 179, binotata Brun. 35
aurifer Coq. 134 | 3 Edw. 186
auripennis Skuse 212 | Binotia Blanch. 181
aurirostris Watson 114 | bioculata de Meij 223
aurites Ludl. nec Theob. 149 bionis Agharkar 36
:» Theob. nec Ludl. 138 | bipunctata Brun. 222
auroatra Walk, 224 bipunctata L. 46

280
Page
bipunctata Theob. 163
bipunctatus I. Kieff. (Chivonomus) 2
no II. ,, (Chivonomus) 80
birmanensis Kieff. 60
biroi Theob. 162
Bironella Theob. 115
bisignata Kieff. 54
bispinosa Pettey. 22
bistriata Brun. 185
bistriatipennis Brun 234
bisulcatus Coq. 168
bitaeniorhynchus, Giles Blige
Blanchardiomyia Brun. 121
Blepharocera Macq. (Blepharicera 36
BLEPHAROCERIDAE 36
Bolbodeomyia Theob. OS
Boletina Staeg. : 29
bolwiensis Theob. ae 94
bombayensis Macq. .. 50 BOK
Bophrosia Rond. 50. BES
borneensis Brun. (Ovimarga) 5G) Sil
,, _(Tipula) 195
Boycia Newstead 171
Brachycampta Winn. 33
Brachydicrania Skuse 34
BRACHYNEURARIAE II
brachypsectra Kieff. .. 8s 271
brahmacharii Chris. .. 106
brakeleyi Coq. 185
brasiliensis Westw. 229
breinli Taylor 124
Bremia Rond. an es 270
brevicellulus Theob. .. 148, 149
bevicornis Kieff. ae 66

breviforceps Kieff. 36
brevifrons Brun. 13 e220
brevimanus Kieff.

at SI
brevior Brun. 239, 240
brevipalpis Giles 168, 169
aa Roper rh 95, 114

is Theob. (Lophoceratomyia) 153

», (Toxorhynchites) 116

brevipennis Curt. 226
brevirostris Brun. 29
Edw. . 176

Bre virhynchus Theob. 145
brevis Brun. 204
po Jsleyons 265
brevispina Kieff. 53
brevistila 58
brevistilus ,, 48
brevitibia Edw 123
breviventris Kieff. 67
Brithura Edw. 204
brumale Kieff. i's ao ae 273
brumalei Kieff. (=brumale) 69-273
Brunettia Annand. 84
brunettii Edw. (Delopsis) tb 35
zs »» (Rhaphidolabis).. 252

ss Kieff. (Chivonomus) 79

i »» (Cricotopus) 66

nA »» (Tanypus) 60
brunnea Brun. fe A 24
brunnescens Brun. .. 37
“ de Meij .. 219
brunnicosta Brun. 201
bryanti Alex. 241

bryoniae Sch.

Index.

Page
bullaus Ender. 29 Ge zie
burmae Kieff. Ds 53
butleri Theob. aio ‘142, 143
byssina Schrk. nae 64
Cacomyia Coq. oe 135
caeca Theob. (Pecomyia) 137
caecus Theob. (Culex) Ways 5 V7
Caenarthria Thoms. .. : 257
caeruleocephala Leices. nec

Theob. .. 181-182
caeruleocephala Theob. nec Leices.
(Phoniomyia) 182
caeruleocephala Theob. ( Uvano-
taenia) 173
caeruleocephala Theob. var. later-
alis Lud). 174
caeruleovittata Ludl. 178
calcarata Kieff. 49
caleuttensis Kietf. (Bezz7a) 58
5 (Dasyhelia) 46
caliginosa Brun. a 75
callicarpae Felt 2608
callichirus Kieff. 75
callicomus ,, 74
| calligaster ,, 76
callimorphus Kieff. 77
callinotus Felt (Chirvonomus) 75
», (Metriocnemus) .. 64
callisphyrus Felt. 76
callithorax ,, Pea at 73
Caloptera Guer. Sc a eos eS
caloptera Say 239
calopus Mg. 125
calotricha Kieff. 49
Calvertia Ludl. II5
Calvertina ., II5
Calyptopogon Kieff. 44
campestris Leices. 175
Camptocladius Wulp.. 64
camptogaster Kieff. 72
canadensis Theob. 13
55 Westw. 230
canariensis Berg. 220
cancer Leices 56 175
cantans Mg. oc 157
carbonaria Brun. O09 39
cardamitis Newst. and Carter lit
Cardiocladius Kieff. .. 66
caticis Rubs. 15
cariniceps Ender. 242
carmichaeli Brun. 195
carnea Lw. 17
carneotincta Alex. ben /
carnosus Kieff. 66, 272
Carrollia Lutz in Theob. 155
castanea Macq. 193, 194
Catageiomyia Theob. 142
catasticta Knab. 177
Catocha Hal. ; 18
caudelli Dyar and Knab. 156
caunteri Kieff. 7O
Cecidogona Lw. 17
Cecidomyia Felt 269
Cecidomyia Mg. 15, 270
CECIDOMYIARIAE 268, 271
CECIDOMYIDAE .. 50 8 2OY/
CECIDOMYINAE .. sobs Or

Index.

16 |

30 |

281

Page

cinctipes Fab. (Tzpula) LOS
cinctiventris Brun. (Limnobia) . 227
es ae le 35
cinctoterminalis Brun. OL
cinerascens Brun 215
cinerea Brun. 199
de Meij. ARP 198

Kieff. (Palpomyia) 53

Macq. (A peilests) 210

a ceed) 17
cinereifrons de Meij. . LOS
cinereus Mg. On So. ALi
cingulata Brun. 264
pe de Meij. 262
Leices. 146
cingulatus Dol. eEELOS
| circipunctata Brun. .. 55 AIG
citrina Edw. wt 208
Cladura Ost. Sack. .. 56 MS
Claduroides Brun. 251
claripennis 253
| Clastobasis Skuse 31
clavata Kieff. 58
clavatipes Kieff. 71
clavatitarsis Kieff. 56 67
clavipalpus Theob. Lt, 172
cleopatra Willcocks .. 103
Climacura How. Dyar and Knab. 157
Clinodiplosis Kieff. 5 Ugh KS)
Clinotanypus .,, 69
Cloniophora Sch. 257
Clydonodozos Ender, 247
CLUNIONARIAE Os
Cnephoeophila Phil. 27
coccidivora Felt ( Androdiplosis) 14
», (Diadoplosis) 16

Coce odiplosis de Meij. 269
Coelodiazesis Dyar and Knab. 94, 95
Coelodiplosis Kieff. 12
Coelosia Winn. 34
cognata Ost. Sack. so ay)
cohaesa Don. 106, 109
collaris Brun. 35
» 4nder. 35
Colonemyia Leices. 181
colorata Walk. 206
Colpodia Winn. 17
columbaczensis Schoub. 42
columbina Brun. 21r
combinata Walk. 260
| commovens .,, 120
communis Leices. 184
33 Mg. 46
compacta Brun. 2I
compedita W. 189
completiva Leices. ee 172
complex Theob. 183, 184
complexa Ost. Sack. ee 232
Conchyliastes Theob. 92-95
concolor Bech. on
be R. Desv. 156, 157, 161
concolorithorax Brun. 208
confinis Brun. 222
coufinnis Arrib. 148
confirmatus Arrib. 133
confluens Kieff. oe : 50
confundendus Kieff. .. ae 67

Page
Cellia Theob. 93, 273
cellularis Kieff. Bo
centauriae Kieff. 15
eentralis Brun. 221
Ceratocheilus Wesche 230
Ceratocystia Dyar and Knab. 131
Ceratolophus Kieff. 55
Ceratopogon Mg. 43, 46
CERATOPOGONINAE 44
Ceratostephanus Brun. 223
CEROPLATINAE 2
Ceroplatus Bosc. 2
Cerotelion Rond. 25
ceylanica Felt “8 a 13
BA Kieff. (Clinodtplosis) . 15
a ., (Dibezzia) 5°
3 . (Lestremia) 18
AS .. (Pachydiplosis) . 16
ceylanicus ,, (Cavdiocladius) .. 66
op : (Chivonomus) 73
5 », (Culicoides) 52
5 -» ‘(Dactylocladius) 66
53 » (Epidosis) 17
= , (Lestodiplosis) . 14
35 -.. (Misocosmus) 17
(Tanytarsus) 68
ceylonensis Theob. 181
ceylonica Edw. 5 BAG
5. Newst. and Carter 95-105
e Theob. (Culiciomyta) .. 152
5 “ (Uranotaenia).. 174
ceylonicus Edw. 145
Chaetomyia Leices. 145, 140
Chagasia Lud}. TALS (|
chamberlaini Lud. Gil, WI
Chaoborus Licht. 184
chaudoyei Theob. 103
Chemalida Rond. DRG
Chiasmoneura de Mei}. he 28
CHIRONOMARIAE a0 66
CHIRONOMIDAE 43
CHIRONOMINAE 63
Chironomus Mg. 71
chlorogaster Kieff, I (Chironomus) 77
; Il op : 78
chlorophorus os 33 193 273
chlorostolus Yh 2H}
choricus oe 77
Christophersia James si 95
Ss Theob. (Anopheles,
Myzomyta) 105
Theob. (Culex) 159
Christya Theob. (Chrystya) 93-273 |
Chrysoconops Goeldi 134
Chrysodiplosis Kieff. Tite 2770
chrysogona Knab. 149
chrysolineata Theob. 129, 131
chrysolopha Kieff. 58, 272
chrysophila Walk. 189
chrysoscuta Theob. 140
chrysothorax .,, ; 124
Chrystya v. Christya 93
cilicrus Kieff. 16
cinecta Brun. 264
» de Meij. ae
ag Fab. ; oe . 59: 62 |
cinctipes ,, (Mesochria) 29

confusus Edw.

123

282

confusus Theob.
congruens Walk.
conifrons Edw. :
coniger (conifer) Kieff.
conigera Kieff.
coniophaga Winn.
Conithorax Brun,
conjungeus Edw.

99 Kieff.
Conocladius Kieff.

conopas Frnfld. nec Theob.
conopas Theob. nec Frnfid.

Conopomyia Leices. ..
Conosia Wulp
consimilis Brun.
contaminata L.
Contarinia Rond.
contigua Brun.
contingens Walk.
continuata Brun. oe
convergens de Meij. ..
coprae Banks
Coprodiplosis Kieff.
Coquillettidia Dyar
coquillettii Ender.
Corethrella Coq.
CORETHRINAE
cornea Felt

cornfordi Theob.
cornigera Alex.

56 Speis.
costalis Brun.
35 Edw.
- Lw.
9 Ww. ,

costata Felt

Courteia Kieff.
Crapitula Gimm.
crassa Edw. A
crassicornis de Meij. ..
crassicosta Speis. oe
crassinervis de Meij. ..
crassipes Bezzi

es Theob. nec Wulp
ap Wulp nec Theob.

crassiuscula de Mei}. ..
Cricotopus Wulp
cristatum _,,

crocata Ll,

crocea Edw.

Crunobia Kolen.

erux Dol.

PW at Le
Cryptodiplosis Kieff. , .
crystalloptera Ost. Sack.
Ctenacroscelis Ender,
Ctenoceria Rond.
Ctenodactylomyia
Ctenophora Mg. ue
ctenophorina, Riedel
CTENOPHORINI
ctenophoroides Edwards
cubicularis Kieff,
eubiculorum Dol.

Culex TE; ..

Culicada Felt
CULICALES
Culicella Felt

Index.
Page Page
135 | Culicelsa Felt. ig Senay ene
5) NOE || (CWRECOODYAVE, oF ws 88
04, 205 | culicifacies Giles ¢ .. ie 103
80, 273 Bs 5A alc Bye IOI
50 | culiciformis Cogill .. sig. RED
16 James and Liston .. 113
230 | s dweopae.- ap 143
123 | CULICINA bg - 90
74 | CULICINAE a . 88, 89
64 | CULICINES ba ye 90
136 | CULICINI oe 89, 115
149 | Culiciomyia Theob. .. Soe BT
171 | Culicoides Latr. 43, 48, 51
248 | Culiseta Felt sis ee LOO
207 | cuneatus Theob. s =\eul OS
186 | cuneiformis de Meij .. 21250 2h3
270 | curtimanus Kieff. .. to 71
203 | curtipalpis Edw. 154
253 | curtipennis de Meij. .. Ree 275
201 | curtipes Edw. oe sie uals
213 | curtitarsis Kieff. : oe 79
268 | curvilinea Brun. (Mycetophila) 50 35
14 (Mycomyia) .. 2
148 curvipes Wulp. 190
202 | cyanea Edw. : 224
185 | cyaneomaculatus Dol. oe 59
184 | Cyathomyia de Meij. 40 168
15, 171 | Cyclolepidopteron, Blanch. a 92
185 | Cycloleppteron Theob. «+ 92-273
219 | Cylindrocera Lioy .. ae TI
230 | Cylindrotoma Macq... PP PZ)
211 | CYLINDROTOMINI gic 211
236 | Cyniphes G. Costa. .. St 85
g2
220 | Dactylocladius, Kieff. Hs 66
15 | Dactylomyia, Newst. and Cart... 95
12 | Danielsia, Theob. se 133
37. | Dapanoptera, Ost. Sack in Westw. 224
205 | Daphnephila, Kieff. 6 II
37 | Dasyhelia, Kieff. wie A os Yas
245 | Dasymallomyia, Brun. t 246
52 | Dasymyia Leices. .. =) poe La
264 | Dasyneura Rond. $8 oe 19
123 | Dasyptera Sch. 236
127 | de beauforti, de Meij. 216
37 | decemguttata de Mell 219
66 | deceptor Don : aoe) | OR
69 | decipiens Kieff. 7 ss 48
205 | decora Brun. or “ns 82
222 | decorabilis Leices. .. ne 179
251 | decorata Brun. Dy, ZO
248 | defectus Brun nS = 41
62 | deferenda Walk. she ne 15
15 | DEINOCERATINAE ars QI
261 | DEINOCERATINES otis oI
193 | delectata Walk. 5 <5 231
186 | delicata Brun ee ne 215
.. 270 | Delopsis Skuse. ie oc 35
187, 275 | delta Walk. oe so. OS
- 191 | demarcata Brun. (Dicranomyia) 214
187 | (Pachyrhina) .. 208
262 | Ba (Tipula) oe OD
48 | de meijeri (Leia) Per 32
2 50 » (Ttpula) 202
155 | 33 Edw. a aia R254:
133 | Dendromyia Theob. .. : 183
89 | DENDROMYINAE .. 5.0 OI
155 | deniedmanni Ludl. .. Aree) 28535}

Index.

|

16 |

14 |

Page
dentata de Meij. 202
Dentifibula Felt
desmotes Giles 128
Desvoidya Blanch. - (Desvotdea.
Desvoidia) 121
determinata Ost. Sack. 233
Diadiplosis Felt 14
DIADOCIDIINAE 28
diagraphis Kieff. 69
diana Macq. 259
Dibezzia Kieff. 58
Diceromyia Felt 268, 276
Diceromyia Theob. = 157
dichroa Walk. Bi 260
Dicranomyia Steph. .. 212
Dicranophragma Ost. Sack. 255
Dicranoptycha Ost. Sack. 231
Dicroneurus Kieff.
Dictenidia Brulle 187
didyma Grimshaw 245
diffusa de Meij. 235
digitata Edw. 147
Dilophus Mg. 41
diluta Walk. 260
dimidiata de Meij. 207
Diomyza Meg. in Mg. 8
Diplecus, Kieff.
diplodisci Felt 268
Diplonema Annand nec Lw. 84
DIPLOSARIAE Wy Dy
Diplosis, Lw. 15, 270
discalis Brun. 40
discolor Coq. 131
discolor de Meij. 52
disjuncta Kieff. 54
dispar Kieff. II
dissimilis Leices. 130
distans Brun. (Evioptera) 227,
», (Psychoda) 81
disticta Kieff. ts 53
distincta Brun, (Psychoda) 81
of » (Ptychoptera) 186
eg Meun. A 29
distinctus Bran. 269
distinguenda Brun. 20
ditaenius Kieff. 70
diurna Theob. 143
divergens de Mejj. 202
diversipes Brun. 20
dives Brun 195
dives Sch. we 148
divisa Brun. (Pselliophora) IOI
:; = (Tipula) 200
divisus ,, Z4 266
Dixa : 185
DIXIDAE 185
dofleini Guenther a4 173
dohrnianus Ender. 193, 195
dolens Kieff. ae 7O
PE OsStaoack. 190
doleschalli Giles 168
eS Ost. Sack. 205
dolichocephala Leices. 146
Dolichocladius Kieff. 65
dolichogaster as 74
dolichomerus $5 70
Dolichopeza Curt. 210
DOLICHOPEZINI 209

283
Page
dolichotomus Kieff. 75
dolicocephala Leices. 146
dolosa Arreb. 142, 158
domestica Theob. 133
domesticus Germ. 132
Leices. 32
dorsalis de Meij. 207
6 Walk. 38
dorsopunctata Brun. 207
dotata Ost. Sack. 209
dubiosa Brun. 28
dubitans Leices. 189
| dudgeoni Theob. 112
durhami Edw. ws 124
Duttonia Newstead .. 135
dyari Coq. 155
Dyodiplosis Rubs. 14
Ecculex Felt 133
egregia de Meij. 231
| Ekrinomyia Leices. 121
Elacophila Rond. 256
elatus Kieff. 78
elegans Big. ate 30
,, Brun. (Amalopis) 251
i, . (Macrocera) 24
(Paracladura) 249
5p » (Ltpula) 199
Ficalbi 126
» James in Theob. 95
elegantula Brun. (4 malopina) 251
. (Tipula) no AoW
| Elephantomyia Ost. Sack. 229, 230
Eloeophila Rond. : 250
elongata Edw. 193- 275
elongatissima Brun. .. ee ZO3
eminentia Leices. 153
Empeda Ost Sack. 239
Empheria Ost. Sack. 28
KEmpheria Winn. 28
Endaphis Felt 12
Ephelia Sch. 256
EPIALURGI Alcock — 89
epidesmus Theob. ie ly 3)
Epidosis Lw. 175 272
Epiphragma Ost. Sack. Shh U2
Eriocera Macq. 258
Erioptera Sch. = Molophilus Curt. 2 36
Mg. nec Sch. Meee ZR,
ERIOPTERINI (Eriopterina,
Eriopterinae) : Bo eS
error Theob 93, 112
eruthrosops Theob. es 135
erythrina Alex. 216
erythropterus Kieff. 80
Etorleptiomyia Theob. 170
eucera Kieff. ae 56, 57
euchroma Walk. 255
Eudiplosis Kieff. ic 270
Eumelanomyia Theob. 157
Eumerosema Kieff. II
Eupeitenus Macq. 38
Eurhamphidia Alex. . 229
Euryschalis Brun. 34
evanescens Brun. 22
Evanioptera Guer. 258
exacta Brun. 20
exagitans Walk. 125

284
Page
excelsa Alex. 216
excitans Walk. 125
exclusa 5A 238)1|
Exechia Winn. 34
exilis Coq. 47
eximium de Meij. 43
exomnata Speis. so, = BEG
extremus Walk. Br 50 18
faleata Banks 267
falcipes Banks 174
fallax de Meij. oe ZOOS
familiaris Ost. Sack. (Libnotes) .. 226 |
AA 5h (Pachyrhina) 206
fascialis Kieff. ae fs 50
fasciata F. 125
5 Guer. 258 |
53 Macq. : ae 206
Mg. (Macrocera) Be 24
- ,, (Platyura) 25
,, (Rhymosia) & 33
A ,, (Trichoptera) Sale 82
; Westw. 46 36
fasciatipenne Kieff. 69, 272
fasciatipennis Kieff. : 70
$2 Say «i. nee 255
fasciatus F. (Culex) co. TDG
» Mg. 54
3 Say.
3). Walk: ar 55
fasciculata Brun. 56 ao oly |
fasciolatus Arrib. 148

fascipennis Brun. (Claduroides) 251 252

os s, (Dicranomyia) 314
= » (Ephelia) Ee 256
Ys 3, (Rhaphidolabis) 252
(Sciara) 2I
= de Meij. (Dapanoptera) 224 |
5 ap (Gnophomyia) 276
eS Mg. ab she 31
as Say. ie 255
fascipes Brun. (Rhymosia) 32
fatigans W. 30 So Aelsies
febrifer Banks 100
febrilis L. 41
Feltinella Theob. 94
Feltidia Dyar ihe
Feltodiplosis Kieff. 12
femoralis Dol. oi 6 e 19
Ke Edw. hes 5a) DANG)
femorata Mg. 7 SF 55 |
AN de Meij. .. v0, 09238
fenestrata Brun. ote 56 | AOR
a de Meij_ .. 230
= Ost. Sack. sts 233
fenestralis Scop. > EZ OS
ferruginea Brun. (Acrodicrania).. 31
= Ls (Evioptera) AS 237
- x (Macroceva) .. 2
=f » (Mycomyia) .. 2
“5 Mg. ; 252
ferruginosa Brun. (Rhamphidia) 228
” Wulp. 261
festiva Brun. 221
a Sieft. 54
Ficalbia Theob. ey 170
filicornis Brun. ots Sa oy
Kieff

»

Index.

Page

filiformis Walk. 231

filipes F. . 5. 22D)

ett: .- 63, 64

» Walk. (Culex) . 167, 168

bis 13 (Sciara).. Fy ites UG)

filitarsis Kieff. (Chironomus) ri 76

3¢ EEA ene) 54
fimbriatus Kieff. 71

Finlaya Theob. iG peeslais

fissicornis Kieff. ie se 65

flammiventris Brun. . 20

flava Brun. (Atarba) . 235

3 ,» (Erioptera) 238

‘ » (Mongoma) ae 242

a » (Styrvingomyia) Rae) ells

3 » (Tvichocera) eZ 5O

: Leices. eee) LAG. LAO. Ay

> Ludl : ae 102

flavellus Kieff. 43

flaveolata F. 56 oan LS,

flavescens Brun. (Cladura) Mon les!

=) » (Lipulas 201

we Kieff. 5h 56

a liz: Bae or 237
flaviceps Kieff. (Atvichopogon) 47, 271

3 , (Forcipomyia) 50

| ender. . 192

| flavicollis Brun. (Parabrunettia). . 85

ee 5 _ (scia7va) 20

Fr Kieff. ; 65

flavicosta Brun. (Gervanomyia) 218
an », (Macrocera) .. 2

» (Ltpula) 203

flavidus Kieff. a 61

flavipalpis Kieff. Si 47

flavipennis Brun. ae Ae Gy

a Giles 139

Vee Skuse 35

flavipes Brun. are 263

de Meij. sey e207

Macq. 36 ote 35

Mg. 46, 52

flavipleura Brun. ae ‘ 22

flavirostris Ludl. at nes) LOO

flaviseta Brun. Se eke 22
flavithorax Brun. (Mycomyia .. 2

oy) 2 (Tipulay 204

flaviventris Brun. (Gevanomyia) 219

» (Mycomyia) .. 27

a » (Platyura) 25

33 Kieff. (Bezzia) 56

»: (Chironomus) 73

flavobrunnea Brun. (Dicranomyia) 215

i> 3 (Leta) a 2

flavocincta 13 ts 35 a 222

flavofasciata__,, 192

flavofemorata ,, 20

flavoferruginea Ost. Sack. 248

flavohirta Brun. Bs 30

flavoides Brun. 194, 195

flavolimbata 33

flavomarginata Brun, (Gonomyia) 240

» (Platyura) 26

| flavus Brun. ana <is 194.

oe ene Bic os 64
Flebotomus Rond. .. ae 5

fletcheri Edw. 218

_ fletcheri Felt 17

Page
fluitans Felt 9
fluvialis _,, 271
fluviatilis ,, 15
Ae James C 107
op Leices. Bo dia
foochowensis Theob. 158
forcipata de Meij. 227
we POstoack, 39
Forcipomyia Mg. 46, 49
forficularius Kieff. c 75
formosae Kieff. (Chironomns) 79, 273
5 », (Culicoides) 2272
Bf Tsuzuki I 105, 109
6 pce acer : 109
formosana Edw. ar 245
“ Ender. ; de Meij. 30
3 Kieff. 56 58, 272
formosanus ,, (Pyvocladius) 63, 272
» (Lanytarsus) 68, 272
formosensis Edw. 50 208
formosicola (formosicula) Kieff. 79, 273
formosus Ludl. z. 113
35 Walk. as 125
fortis Brun. ye 55 | BG
fowleri Chris 99, 100, 114
fragilis Leices. ae a 144
noe med bane 17
Poetics 164
sy Lheob: 110
fragillima Westw. 241
fratella Brun, a6 229
fratercula Brun. 20
fraterna ad 214
BS Edw. 247
fraudatrix Theob. 153
freerae Banks 113
frontosa Theob. : 181i
fruhstorferi Rubs. .. 2
fryeri Edw. (Macrocera) 2
2 » (Styvingomyta) 600 BAB
fuliginosus Giles an On 98
sp var. fowleri Alcock .. 114
fulleri Ludl. 154
fullowayi Alex. ote 216
fulva Felt 16
fulvescens Brun. : 21
+ Kieff. : 77
fulviceps Walk. > BEY
fulvicollis F. cic 38
fulvipennis Walk. 198
fulvohirta Brun. 56 82
fulvolateralis Brun. .. 194
fumicosta Brun. 204.
fumifasciata Brun. 198
fumitascipennis Brun. 203
fumifinis Walk. 197
fumipennis Brun. ie sO 3 UG)
# Kieff (Clinotanypus,
Procladius) 61
pe Steph. A 157
fumipes Brun 26
fumiplena Walk. a utls)
funerea Brun. te . 26
y>.-. Lyeices. nc 183
funereus Theob. 5 143
funesta Ender. : 23
», Giles 92, 107
funesta Leices. Sic 119

285
Page
funesta Ludl. nec Giles 106
funestus Giles 107
Harris oe 39
fungorum De Geer 34
furcata Brun. 253
Furcinerva Rond. 18
furens Poey 48
Furina Jaen. 246
fusca Brun. 254
pe cem\ ery: 238
ey iw: AG 262
Leices. (Dasymyia) WA A Bai)
ae >, (Skiervomyia) a 181
a 5, (Stegomyia) re 128
Bs ,. nec Theob. (Uvano-
taenia) 17
», Mg. (Cectdomyia) 10
Be 3, (Limnobia) Ss 212
., Theob. (Avmigeres, Des-
votdea) 22
5G An (Protomelanoconion) 157
A = (Tvichorhynchus) . 152
fuscana W. ae 209
fuscanus W. 158
fuscicornis Edw. 235
fuscinervis Brun. (Lizbnotes) 22
3» (hupula) 200
fuscipennis Mcq. 189
fuscitarsis Kieff. 74
fuscitibia Brun. At
fuscocephalus Theob. 166
fuscoflava, Brun. 208
fuscolimbata Ender .. 22
fuscomarginata Ender. 231
fuscopteron Theob. 149
fuscosignatus Kieff. 61
fuscovaria Ost. Sack. 255
fuscus Theob. aces) I51
fusiger Kieff. 64
galii Kieff. : 10
gamma Brun 4 Bots
on Ender: 5 ASs!
gardneri Ludl. 130
gaudens Walk. 190
gedehana de Meij. 198
gedericola__,, rat 203
Geitonomyia Leices. .. ie 125
gelidus Theob. 156, 163
Geneja Lioy : 2
generosi Felt : 15
geniculata Brun. : 81
geniculatus ,, 5 236
genitalis Brun. (Evioptera) 238
a »» (Geranomyia) 218
in », (Limnophila) 253
¥ », (Rhymosia) : 33
genurostris Leices. Be irks
Geranomyia, Hal. yt 2071
germana Os. Sac, ow 23
gibbosa tie 5 45
giblini Aeeiee ; Hie 149
gigas Giles 94, 100
Gilesia Theob. ate 135
gilesii 5 117
gilvipes Brun. 83
glabra 55 254

286 Index.
Page Page
glabrimanus Kieff. 80 | guttipennis de Meij. .. 56
glabripennis Brun. 251 | Gymnastes Brun. as 234
glabripes de Meij. 233 | Gymnometopa Coq. .. 12
, Kieff. 79 | Gynoplistia Westw. 257
glandifex Kieff. ae it]
Glaphyroptera Sch. 169, 170 | haasi Kieff. (Daphnephiila) II
glaphyroptera Winn... ay: 31 »» _(Panteliola) 9
glauciventris Kieff. 793273 Haasiella Kiefi. ‘ 55
Glochina Mg. .. 212 | Haemasson Lw. 85
gloriosus Kieff. a 78 | haemorrhoidalis F. 116
Glyptotendipes Kieff. 70, 273 | halifaxii Theob. Mae Bee (541
Gnophodeomyia Theob. 156,157 | hallii James 5 95, 102
gnophodes Theob. yo eUSOm ir bee lent. 56 Ws
Gnophodromyia Theob. 156 | Hallomyia Kieff. II
Gnophomyia Ost. Sack. 246 | halophila .. 45
Gnoriste Mg. ? 29 | halterata ,, 238
Goniodineura Wulp 223 | hamifera Kieff. ar 57
Goniomyia Ost. Sack. —Gonomyia 240 | Hammatorhina Lw. .. 30
Gonomyia Mg. 240 | Harpagomyia de Me.j. 178
gossypii Felt. 1o | Harpomyia Felt ‘ 10
goughii Theob. »» sq ) hatiensis Carter 143
Grabhamia Theob. 131, 142 | Hebotomus Rond. 85, 86
grabhamii (grabhami) Theob. 2 | Heinzmannia Ludl. ( Hetzmannia) 183
graciliforceps Kieff. 71 | Heliodiplosis Felt a=, 269
gracilipes Kieff. : 56 | Helius St. Farg. and Serv. 228
gracilis Brun. (Dicranophragma) 255 | hellwigi de Meij. : 267
99 3, (Mesocyphona) 239 | Helobia St. Farg. and ‘Serv. 249
PE »» (Paracladura) 248, 249 | Heptaphlebomyia Theob. — 155
36 », (Ltpula) am 200 | HEPTAPHLOEBOMYINA QI
5, de Meij. (Dolichopeza) 210 | HEPTAPHLOEBOMYINAE OI
46 An (Empeda) 239 | heptatomus Kieff. 78
», Leices, (Stegomyia) 128 | heterocera " 50
96 »» (Topomyta) 18q | heterocerus ,, 79
» >, (Zeugnomyia) 180 | Heteromyia Say 43, 55
», Lheob. St 115 | Heteronycha Arrib. TAI
gracillima Brun. 200 | heteroptera de Meij. .. 22
grahami Theob. 120 | heteropterus Kieff. 65
Grahamia ,, 178 | hewitti Edw. 154
graminicola Kieff. ats 16 | hexatomus Kieff. 78
graminis Kieff. ss Mt, 12 | hiemalis De Geer 250
aD Leices. 166 | hilpa Walk. ce 258
grandior Brun. 238 | himalayae Kieff. (Culicoides) 2
grandis - 25 | ae », (Dibezzia) aac 58
granifex Kieff. Test 5p s, (Prohelia) - 48, 49
Grassia Theob. as 2 | » ,, (Rhopalocladius) OA
grata Banks 116, 118 a a Cee es) 60
gratiosus Big. oe , 41 | himalayana Edw, . =) 246
sade Brun. (Eviocera) 265 | himalayana Giles Bx eps Way
>» (Titpula) 203 himalayanus Kieff. : 77
grayii Theob. aed 182 | himalayensis Annand. . 87-273
greeni Brun. it 263 | a Brun. (Mycetophila) 35 -
1, Theob. (Howardina) 131 | », (Titpula) 199
>, (Wyeomyia) 182 | hirsuteron Theob. (hivsuteros) 164
Greenomyia Brun. 31 | hirsutum Ludl. 136
gregoryi Ludl. 131 | a Theob. 163
grewiae Banks 268 | hirta Felt 12
griseiceps de Meij. Bag) dean ehlS: 26
griseifrons Brun. 42 | Hirtea Mg. 39
griseipennis ,, ae 201 | hirtilineata Brun. 21
griseolateralis Brun. .. 3s | hirtipennis ,, 82
grisescens 42 | hirtipes de Meij. 46
griseus Annand. 87 | oh Kieff. 67
grossipes Kieff. 73 hispaniola Theob. 103
Gualteria Lutz .. 138 |~hispida Theob. ae 171
gubernatoris Giles 136,137 | Hispidimyia Theob. .. 17a
guttata Hutton o 31 hispidosus Skuse : 120
ap ebhteob: 149 | Hodgesia Theob. 179
guttifer de Meij i holopticus Brun 223

honesta Brun.
Hormomyia ss
hortulanoides Brun. .

hortulanus L.

Mg
Howardia Theob.
Howardina

Hulecoetomyia Theob.
huinberti Ost. Sack.

”)

humeralis Brun.
hunteri Strickland
hyalina Mg.
hybrida Leices. (Colonemyia)

39

3°

”?

Mg.

hybridus Edw.
Hyperdiplosis Felt
hybridus Edw.

hypocrites Brun.
Hypodiplosis Kieff.
hyrcanus Pallas

131, 142
142, 274

(Ficalbia, Conope-

mya)

.

idalia Ost. Sack.
Idioneura Phil.

Idiophloeba
ignicollis Walk.
llisia Rond.
Ilisomyia Rond.
Ilisophila , oo
imitator Leices. (Siegomyia)

,’

immaculata Mg.
Wulp
immaculatus James .

o7

immaculipennis Brun.
immisericors Walk.

impatabilis
impellens Walk. nec Theob.
Theob nec Walk.
imperfecta Brun.
impiger Walk.

AM)

implacabalis Walk. . nae

(Verrallina)

»?

implexa Theob.
imponens Walk.
po Brun. (Plecia)

9?

”

impressa Walk.
imprimens
impunctata Brun.
impunctus Don.
inaequalis Kieff.
incerta Brun. (Acrodicrania)
(Evrioptera)
(Polylepta)
(Toxorhina)

33

”)

(Sctara)

Lg LO

Index.

Page |
283 |
275 |
40 |

39

46 |

92

261
33
II4
4O

182 |

17/2)

249
123
269

rey 2

209

Uso

161

1gO |
249 |

245

38
239
230
239
129
144
250
206
IO

IQI

125
159
101
202
160
160
94
225
39
21
225
136
83
103
58)
31
237
28
230
IO

incertus Brun. (Toxorhina, Limno-

biorhynchus)

incompleta Brun. (Gonomyta)

99

2°

>

99

(Limnophila) .

inconspicua Brun. (Empeda)

99

»?

aD.

”

(Macrocera) ..

(Rhamphidia)
(Sctara)
(Tipula)

230
240
254

"230, 240

(Rhaphidolabis 252 |
inconsequens Brun,

287

Page

inconspicua Theob. 157

inconspicuous Brun. . 236

- Kieff. (Coprodiplosis) I4

“ », (Diplecus) . 14

3 (Procladius) 63

incunctans Walk. we 189

indecora Kieff. (Bezzia) Ses 57

ia aa (Culicoides) 52, 272

| indecorabilis Leices. .. 144
iundefinita Brun. 2

a Ludl. a 98

indianus Kieff. (Atvichopogon) 47

— ,, (Oligotrophus) 9

| indica Brun. (Anomalomyia) 31

os » (Antocha) 232

f . (Blepharocera) 36

es ,, (Limnobia) 221

= » (Mycomyia) 27

98 » (Odontopoda) 30

i > (Plecia).. 39

a oe (Rhaphidolabis) 252

Ph » (Xtphura) 187

.. Haton (Brunetiza) 84

“A 3, (Pericoma) 84

» Felt (Harpomyia) 10

6 53 (Streptodiplosis) 13

,, Kieff. (Heteromyza) 55

; », (Lestremia) 18, 271

3, (Micropsectra) 68

pi », (Schizomyia) 10

., Theob. (Anopheles, Neocellia) 94, 112

2 » (Neomacleaya) 135

56 », (Phoniomyia) 183

,», Walk. Sie 18

indica Theob. var. simplex 143

indicum Becher se a 42

indicus Theob. (Neomacleaya) 134, 143

» Wieff. (Dicroneurus, Epido-

sis) Wi QUAL

Ss », (Lsopiastus) 63

Sy », (Oligotrophus) 9

», (Pachyleptus) 55

indiensis Theob. (Anopheles) 95

Bs PRE aus 108

indistincta Brun. 26

indivisa Walk. ai 310 28

Indodiplosis Felt he 13

inepta Annand. ape 185, 274

inermicrus Kieff. : ne 54

inermipes ,, (Mucropsecra) 272
We (Stilobezzta 55

inexorabilis Walk. 125

infindens Walk. 194

infixa Walk. (Eviocera) 260

» (Limnobia) 220

inflictus Theob. : 167

infula Theob. 132
infuscata Brun. 21

Ingramia Edw. 171

innocens Brun. 216

innotabilis Walk. 226

inordinans ,, 2 erG7

inornata Theob. (Culiciomyia) “Isr, ine.

BS 5» (Gnophodeomyia 156
(Squamomyia) .. 181

inornatus Walk. ae 118

insignis Brun. (Lea) 32

= », (Teucholabis) 233

288

insignis Edw.

Index.
Page
238 | Kempi Kieff. (Bezzia)

Pe cen Vleiy: IgI
5, Wulp 255
insolita Walk. 257
instabilis ,, 72
intermedia Rothw. 100
interrupta Brun. (Cladura) 248
i », (Itpula) 199
a Kieff. ss 53
inusta Mg. 232
iridescens de Meij. 43
iris Kieff. . It
irrorata W. 24'S
ischaemi Kieff. $e 7 Oh By
TIsoneuromyia Brun. .. 25
Isoplastus Skuse 63
jacobsoni de Meij. 47
ar Edw. (Styringomyia) . 246
»» (Ttpula) 204
jamaciensis Theob. 131
Jamesia Chris. 15
jamesii Blanch 108
56 Edw. I4I
; List. nec Theob. 99
», Lheob. nec Leices. 108
japonica W. 37
japonicus, var. ceylonicus Theob. 167
javaensis Theob. 119
javana de Meij. (Limnophila) 254
on io (Ovrimarga) 232
oe wi 245
oe Ws 205
javanensis Alex. é 232
ar de Meij. (Evioptera) .. 237
ae = (Rhypidia) .. 223
st Kieff., Edw. ee 44
javanica Alex. (Atarba) 235
“3 s, (Geranomyia) 219
ys », (Ula) 257
BA Dol. ets — 187
ie Kieff. 15
ne Kieff. and Leeuwen 9
javensis Dol. (Eviocerva) 258, 259
55 meee 205
jenkinsi Kieff. 61
Jenkinsia Kieff. 45
jenseni de Meij. 168
jesoensis Tsuzuki 95, 97
jeyporiensis James 109
JOBLOTINA 90
JOBLOTINAE 90
johannis L. 40
Johannseniella, Will. 55
joloensis Ludl. 122, 123
josoensis Tsuzuki .. sc 95
jucunda Ost. Sack. 257
jugraensis Leices. (Desvoidya) 123
a -, (Hulecoetomyia) 144
juniperinus L. Sn “ 9
jurgiosa Walk. : 257
juxapallidiceps Theob. 153
kambangani de Meij. 228
Kamptodiplosis Felt 269
karwari James in Theob. 112
Kempi Brun. (Epiphragma) 256
_ >» (Eviocera) 265
= > (Mongoma( 242

», (Polypedilum)
Kempia Kieff. oe:
kerberti de Meij.
Kerteszia Theob.
kiefferi Patton
Kingia Theob.
kingii 3
klossi Brun
See ESdiwe
kobusi de Meij. ;
kochi Don. (Anopheles)
a3 ;, (Ochlerotatus)
konoupi Brullé
koreicus Edw.
korinchiensis Edw.
kowarzii Dzied.
Kronodiplosis Felt
kuchingensis Edw.

Labidomyia Steph.
laconica Ost. Sack.
lacteipennis Kieff.
lacteitarsis Brun.
laeta F.
lampronotus Kieff.
lamprothorax ,,
laniger W.
lasiochirus Kieff.
Lasioconops Theob. .
Lasioptera Mg.
LASIOPTERARIAE —
lasiopterus Kieff.
lasiopus Kieff.
Lasiosoma Winn.
latefurcata Brun.

= Ender.
latelineata Brun.
lateralis Ludl.

5 Theob.
laticornis Mg.
laticornis Walk.
latifascia = ,,
latifascipennis Brun.
latifrons Brun.

| latisquama Coq.

lativentris Bezzi
Laveraina Theob.
Lechria Skuse
Leia Mg. .. ac
leicesteri Edw. (Aedes)
vs ,, (Uvanotaenia)
,.) eLheob: Sc
Leicesteria Theob.
Leicesteriomyia Brun.
Leiponeura Skuse
Lejomya Rond. =Leia
Lejosoma ,, ~
Lepidoplatys Coq. At
Lepidotomyia Theob. I
” II
Leptina Mg.
leptochirus Kieff.
Leptoconops Skuse
leptogastrus Kieff.
leptomeres Theob.
Leptomorphus Curt. ..
Leptorhina Steph.

135,

Index. 289

Page
Leptosomatomyia Theob. .. 178 | longipes Theob.
Leslieomyia Chris. .. eS S » Walk. ae
Lestodiplosis, Kieff. .-14, 269 | longirostris de Meij. ..
Lestremia Macq. ee 50 g/g 1s) Ap Leices. (Ficalbia)
LESTREMINAE .. ue 17 | », (Uvanotaenia)
leucomeres Giles Se Rg eat 29h| Ai g if 3
Leucomyia Theob. .. eS On| 56 Theob.
leucopeza de Meij. .. .. 244 | longispatha Kieff.
leucopogon Kieff. .. ae 53 longistila Kieff.
leucopus Don. of ay 99 | longitudinalis Brun. ..
leucopyga Wulp 55 ea GS | longivalvis Kieff. ate
leucosphyrus Don. .. 2. 102 | longivena Edw. 7s 212,
leucotarsus Kieff. .. 5s 75 | Longurio Lw.
leucotelus Walk. a .. 260 | Lophocelomyia
leveillei, Kieff. bis 0 17 | Lophoceratomyia Theob.
lewaldii Ludl. are -. 119 | Lophomyia Giles
Libnotes Westw. te ee? Lophoscelomyia Theob. :
lignicola Brun. xs a5 46 | lophoventralis AG 135, 13751 Oo,
LIMATINAE o6 oe o1 | lorentzi de Meij. .
limbata Brun. Sc 50 26 | loricatus Leices. 5c
limbipennis Macq. .. as 36 | Lowiola Kieff.
Limnaea Rond. 0 .. 237 | lowisii Theob-.
Limnobia Mg. ae .. 220 | lucernarum Kieff.
LIMNOBIINAE fs Ss 211 | lucida de Meij.
LIMNOBIINI Sic .. 212 | luciensis Theob.
Limnobiorlynchus, Westw. 217, 229 | luctuosa de Meij.
Limnoica Rond. a .. 237 | ludlowi Blanch.
Limnomya ,, +3 ae 252 » Brun. nom. nov. se
Limnomyza ,, s¢ set e220" >, Lheob. 5h 95,
Limnophila Macq. .. .. 252 | Ludlowia ,,
LIMNOPHILINI.. = -25ay |i dueers W..7).
limpida Edw. te .. 227 | lunata Westw.
linderae Kieff. an ate 11 | lunigera Walk.
lindesayi Giles de .- 100 | luridus Dol.
linearis Alex. si ~- 219 | lutea Edw. SC os
lineata F. aye avs 2 as) Ladle 156,
eee Keiett: Se ae 55 55) Megs (Evioptera) 237,
a5. Jel aie a 115 »> 3, (Macrocera) is
lineatopennis Ludl. .. .. 124 | luteinervis de Meij.
lineatus Kieff. a6 O6 17 | luteiventris Brun...
lineola Kieff. oe Be 56 luteoabdominalis Theob.
Liponeura Skuse=Leiponeura .. 235 | luteoannulatus Theob.
listoni Giles nec List. .. Tor | luteocephala Newstead
», List. nec Giles a 107 | luteola Theob.
lobaticeps Kieff. Ae os 73 luteolateralis Theob.
lobaticollis ,, oe ts 73 | luteoventralis ,,
lobatus Ac 5 sr 68 lutescens Leices.
longiareolatus Macq. nhs 170 | lutzi Cruz
longicalear Macq. .. * 50 Lutzia Theob.
longichaeta Brun. .. te 85 _ luzonensis Felt Se
longicornis Brun. A a 2TOn| ms Ludi. Ae n7te
A Dol. ere .. 198 | Luzonomyia Felt
= Kieff. 5 46 |
es Mg. ac fe 24 | macedoniensis Cot. and Hovasse
longicosta Brun. sie 34 Macleaya Theob.
longicrus Kieff. an ee 5 74, macleayi Skuse
longifurcata Brun. .. 26 | Macrobrachius Dzied.
longifurcatus Theob. nec Becker 1 51 | Macrocera Mg.
longinervis Brun. (Limnobia) .. 221 MACROCERINAE
longinervis Brun. (Sciara) La 20 | macrocerus Kieff.
longipalpis Kieff. at oe 79 macrochaeta ,,
~ eles are .. 145 | macrochirus ,, bie
a Leices.in Theob. .. 146 macrofilum Banks ..
50 Newst. and Carter 157 | Macropeza o-
2? Wulp. .. 161 | macroptera Macq.
longipennis Brun. (Rhaphidolabis) 252 PA Phil.
. », (Limnobia) .. 222 | macropus Blanch.

30 », (Sctara) _ 22 | Macrorhynchus Ss

290
Page
macrorhynchus Kieff. 47
macroscelus Kieff. 78
macrostoma ,, S|
macrothrix ,, biG 50
Macroura, Berendt .. 24
maculata Mg. (Diva) 185
” ” (Rhypidia) 223
2 », (Trichosticha) 239
5, Theob. (Nyssorhynchus).. 104
- ,, (Orthopodomyia).. 176
K ,, nec Mg. (Pecomyta) 134, 141
ss ,, (Pseudograbhamia) 134, 138
55 $3 var. of Anoph.
lindsayi Giles. 100
maculatus Mg. nec Theob. (Culex,
Ochlerotatus) I4I
56 Theob. O35 TOA sit
maculicoxa Ender. Ae 32
maculicrura Theob. 161
maculipalpis Giles 108
maculipennis Brun. (Diva) 18s
~ ,, (Psychoda) . 82
At Mcq. (Aforosa) 220
33 Mg. ea 92
» Say 32
Wulp. . 266
maculipes Theob. (Avribalzagia) 93
r OEE 177
maculipleura Edw. 247
Leices. 175
maculiventris Brun. 265
maculosa James and List. 112
madagascarensis Theob. 155
Maekistocera v. Megistocera 2c
magna Theob. (Brevirhynchus) . 146
= - (Lepidotomyia) 7 34-137
magnicornis Ender. .. O06
magnifica Kieff. 12
magnificus Leices. 119
magnipennis Kieff. 12
magnus Theob. 146
maiae Edw. 124
Maillotia Theob. 156
majesticus Brun. 194
major Annand. 87
ieee heob: 150
malabaricus Theob. 87
Malaia Heiler : 178
Malaya Leices. ave “19S
malayi Leices. (Aedes) 168
45 5, (Hodgesia) 5 179
3; (Verrallina) Soe ear kes

Theob. (Uranotaenia) 122-274

”

malfeyti Newstead

mammilifer Leices. a
mangiferae Felt 13
an Kieff. 9
Manguinhosia Cruz 94
mangyana Banks 106
manilensis Felt -- 267
manilensis Sch. (maniliensis,
mantlliensis) a6 vere LOA:
manillensis Sch. A 59
Mansonia Blanch. : Bema,
Mansonioides Theob. 149
mansueta Ost. Sack. .. 261
marginalis Bezzi 228

marginata Brun.

Index.

Page
marginata Mg. 27;
marginatus Annand. 86
59 Say 266
margininotata Brun. 83
marmorata Brun. .. 243
5 Hffg. in Mg. 256
| marmoratipennis Brun. 200
marmoripennis Brun. 214
matteiana Kieff. and Cecconi 13
maxima Leices. 175
mcegregori Banks 113
mediofasciata Theob.. . 143
mediolineata Ludl. .. 143
Theob .. ie 171
mediolineatus ,, : 137, 138
mediopunctata ,, c si NELGO:
mediopunctatus Theob. 94
mediovittata Coq. 125
Megaculex Theob. 171
MEGALORRHINI 90
Megarhina Giles, =Megarhinus Rob.
Desveneee 115
Megarhina St. Farg. and Serv. nec
| Megarhinus Rob. Desv. 228
MEGARHINES 90
| MEGARHINI go
MEGARHININA _.. go
| MEGARHININAE Theob : go
| Megarhinus Rob. Desv. nec Me-
garhina St. Farg. and Serv. 115
Megistocera W. a 209
melanaspis W. are 377
melancholica Walk. .. AR
melanochirus Kieff. 75
Melanoconion Theob. ar 155
Melanoconium Blanch WS, iS
Melanoconops Theob. we) SS
melanomera Walk. 197
melanophorus Kieff. . . 75
| melanopterus Giles 139
melanostictus Kieft 76
melanostolus 55 74.
melanothorax ,, .. 69
melanura Ost. Sack. .. 2006
ts Walk. 188
melanurus Coq. 157
35 Dol. Ale 59
Meleagris Ost. Sack. .. 261
Memnemyia Strick. 95
| mendacis Daniels 182
Mesochria Ender. as 29
Mesocyphona Ost. Sack. 239
mesopyrrha W. : SH. 29)
metaboles Theob. 106, 107
metallica Alex. 21T
3 Leices. (Ficalbia, Cono-
pomyta) UG fits WZ
metallica Leices. (Wyeomyia) 183
| metallicus Leices. in Theob. 119
METANOTOTRICHA OI
| metatarsale Brun. : 2
metatarsalis ,, (Pervicoma) 83
metatarsata Edw. .. 65 YAS)
oD de Meij... we) be 240
Metriocnemus Wulp.. . 45 64.
| micans Leices. - : 174
Micraedes Coq. LOS
microannulatus Theob. no INS

Index.

Page
microcerus Kieff. ea LO
Microculex Theob. .. eee 5o
Microperrisia Kieff. .. ee Op ezt
Micropsectra + 68, 272
microptera Giles in Theob. TM Tez
microtaeniatus Theob. Sc eLO2
milnei Kieff. ‘ ia 69
Mimeteomyia Theob. Ae IG
Mimeteculex Theob. SA a ey
mimeticus Noe : Ee 161
mimomyiaformis Newstead Age 171
Mimosciara Rond. .. oe 18
Mimulus Edw. ote bes 167
minima Kieff. Se ae 46

7 Ludi. me A a
., Theob. ae 170, 171
minimus Leices. ch LOO
55 Theob. (Anopheles) .. IOS
3 Ba (Toxorhynchites) 118,
T1Q, 274
minor Leices. (Lophoceratomyia) 154
a », (Lopomyia) aS 179 |
53 bheobs we A 166
minuta ,, (Culicada) 135,030) |
as », (Mimomyia) Soa aA
minutissima, Theob. (Culiciomvia) 153
an i (Stegomvia) 129
minutus, Lw. nec Rond. te 86
ie Rond. nec Lw. a 86 |
59 Theob. a Rs 97
mirabilis de Meij oe 187, 275
Misocosmus Kieff. .. af 17,
Mitopeza Edw. nk 2 210
mixta Brun. te 83
Mochlostyrax Dyar and Knab .. 156
modesta Leices ae bo en higis
eee Me. ae oe 212
SOS BOA Char ay. eee 2511
molestus Costa Ba eis 86
so oiefi: ae Lie 52
Ap Se ANA ae Re 167°
mollissima Hal. aa dio AIS
Molobraea Rond. me NS 18
Molobrina ,, ae ae 18
Molobrus Latr. Ste Pie 18
Molophilus Curt. ete so ARS
Molpemyia Theob. .. bia ahAG
Mongoma Westw. .. oe 2A
Mongomella Ender. .. eA!
Mongomioides Brun. .. so AD
monochrous W. 3e LOS
montana Brun. (Dixa) 185, 274 |
es »»_ _(Trvichocera) So | 2S)
pecen Melt: : ac Paliys
Montapus Stanton and Racker’ ss i atut
monticola Edw. me 229
monticola Kieff. (Camptocladius) 64
monticola Kieff, (Forcipomyia) . 50
montivaga 29 Se ae 50
montivagans Alex. .. e277
ae Keetiae a3 51
morosa Ost. Sack. .. Sa 26
mosquito R. Desv., Arrib. do 1 S128
motschulskyi Gimm... a Bi,
moultoni Edw. (Armigeres) ts kes B42
»» (Uvranotaenia) .. 176 |
Mucidus ‘Theob. ae = 119 |
mucidus, Karsch. nec Leices. .. 120 |

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Page
mucidus, Leices. nec Karsch 120
multicolor Camboulin 103
multifida Kieff. 14
multimaculosus Leices. A 164
multiplex Theob. 134, 139
multipunctata Brun... So AGS
multipunctipennis Brun. 255
multistriatus Ender, .. 247
munda Brun. 201
musicus Say. 92
Mycetina Rond. 35
MYCETOBIINAE 29
Mycetophila Mg. 35
MYCETOPHILIDAE 18
MYCETOPHILINAE 29
Mycodiplosis Rubs. : 16
Mycomyia Rond. (Mycomya) : 2
aH Johann. 28
Mycozetoea Rond. 35
Myxosquamus Theob. 135
myzomyfacies ,, 3: 103
Myzomyia Blanch O25278
Myzorhynchella Theob. 6 94
Myzorhynchus Blanch. 92, 273
nagpori James and List. : 99
Nasiterna Wallengr. .. 251, 256
nebulosa Edw. 5 et
», de Meij. 235
nebulosus de Meij. 247
* Mg. 266
Nematocera W. 2
Neocellia Theob. 94
Neoculex Dyar. ‘ 155
Neoempheria Ost. Sack. 28
Neoglaphyroptera Ost. Sack. : 31
Neomacleaya Theob. Se 4
Neomelanoconion Theob. 151, 156
Neomyzomyia An : 95
Neopecomyia Theob. 135
Neostethopheles James 94
Neostyringomyia Alex. «280
nepalensis Brun. a ME
35 Edw. 240
Pe Kieff. 78
Westw. 259
Nepalia Kieff. 26 63
nepenthicola Banks .. 184
nepenthis Edw. 182
| nero Dol. 148
nervosa de Meij. (Dicranomyia) . . Zig
se (Libnotes) 226
Nesopeza Alex. : 210
nicnic Banks 273
niger Annand. 86
», Leices. 154
nigerrima Brun. 264
x Edw. 233
es Theob. (Culiciomyia) 153
5 55 (Mansonia) 150
5 Giles, nec James and List. 100
“4 James and List. nec Giles 95,
97, 100
nigra Brun. (Gnophomyia) ; 246
> »» (Leia) A 32
Hs :, (Limnobdia) : 221
;, de Meij. . 33
3) Leices, (Lophoceratomyia) 154

Index.

292
Page
nigra Leices. Se aa ae 180
»» Lheob. . 04
3 258
nigrans Stanton 112
nigrescens Brun. 222
“p Edw. 2
Theob. es ae
nigricans Kieff. 56, 57, 272
bate ; . 5< = eZ06
nigricephalus Leices .. 166
nigriceps de Meij. 276
ES we : 220
»» Wulp (Goniodineura) 223, 224
a »» (Prionota) 188, 192
nigricornis Alex. : So) | Des
nigricoxa Brun. By Sy Dai
nigrifasciatus Theob.. 103, 113
nigriforceps Kieff. ot oe
nigrina Riedel 264
nigripennis Brun. (Bibio) 41
o 5, (Psychoda) 8r
ef », (Sciara) 20
A Wulp in de Meij. 262
nigripalpis __,, ao 238
nigripes Brun. 239
» Staeg. aps 96
Ly Zett. 156, 160
nigritarsis Ludl. ee nla:
3 Leices. 176
nigrithorax Brun. 215
ee de Meij. 275
a Wulp in de gat 190
nigritia Lud. 131
nigriventris de Meij. . 4t
nigroannulata Wulp . 206
nigroapicalis Brun. (Eviocera) 264
” >? (Mongoma,
Trentepohlia) 243
515 Ti ice : 199
nigrocinctus Dols 59
nigrofasciata Brun. 3
nigrofemorata Edw. 245
e de Meij. 30
nigromarginatus Kieff. Te
nigronitida Brun. : 37
»» (Geranomyia) 210
nigrosignatus Edw. . 149
nigrosparsus Kieff. 73
nigrotibialis Brun. 201
nilgiricus Edw. 167
nimba, Theob. 93
Ninguis Wallengr. 66) 28
nipponi Theob. 135, 126
nitida de Meij. ls 217
nitidirostris Edw. 210
nitidithorax Brun. 22
nitidiventer Giles 181
nitidulus Kieff. SI
nitidus a 79
nitobei Edw. 222
nivea Leices. 139
ay Gls 139
nivea-amesii Lud]. 128
niveiapicalis Brun. (Sciara) 22
¥» % (Dicranomyia) 207,
niveipes of ; 221
niveitarsis Skuse ah 229
niveitaeniata Theob. .. 169. 170

niveocaputis Ludl.
niveocincta Kieff. 5
niveoscutellatus Theob.
niveus Ludl.

| nivipes Theob. (Anisocheleomyia)

», (Anopheles)
nivipleura Leices. :
nobile de Meij.
nocticolor Edw.
nocti vaga Kieff.
nocturnus Theob.
nodifex Kieff.
nodulosa Mcq. 50
nongkodjadjarensis de Meij
notabilis Skuse
notata de Meij.
sy Gol
:, Wulp
notatinervis Brun.
notatipennis _,,

(Evioptera)
(Gevanomyia)

(Geranomyia)
P »s (Psychoda)
notatus de Meij. Mi
Notonotricha Theob...
notoscriptus Skuse
Nototricha Coq.
novaeguineae de Meij.

, 99

(Dicranomyia) 216

novaeguineensis de Meij. 72
g-notata Brun. 85
g-punctatus Kieff. 61
novumbrosus Strickland 114
nubeculosa de Meij. .. 240
nubilipennis Kieff. 13
nubipennis Rond. 236
nudipes Kieff. 77
Numantia Big. 212
nursei Theob. i III
Nyssomyzomyia James Lg 94.
Nyssorhynchus Blanch. 93, 273
obediens Ost. Sack. 40
obscura Big. 258
a, leila (Dolichopeza) 211

3 », (Plecia) 39

29 39 Sprays 245
cement: 242

ior) eye 176

», Johann. 272

x3 Weices: 168
Rond. 1O
obscurata Walk. 30
obscuripennis de Meij. 40
obscuripes ae 2 63
obscurus Leices. Bo allots:
obturbans Walk. L2 Te e2
obtusilobae Felt 13
occipitalis de Meij. 257
occulta Mg. 250
ocellata Walk. 250
ocellatus Theob. (Anopheles) 102
(Taentorhynchus) 132

Ochlerotatus Arrib. 133, 142
ochracea Theob. Si 133
ochraceus Edw. part... 138, 140
a Theob. ie 138
ochripleuris de Meij. .. 208
ochrolineata Brun. 185

ochripes Brun.
Octavia Big
8-fasciata Brun.
8-segmentata Brun.
Oculeomyia Theob. ..
Odontonyx Rubs.
Odontopoda Aldr.
oecacta Poey. 55
Olbiogaster Ost. Sack. 5¢
oleracea L. ad
Oligomera Dol.
oligotrophariae
Oligotrophus Latr.
omissa Edw. oe
omissinervis de Meij...
opaca Bezzi. 30

», de Meij.
opacus Kieff. 5c
opalizans Ost. Sack.
opposita Brun.
optabilis Walk.
orbicularis Brun.
Oreillia Ludl.
oreophilus Edw.
Orfelia A. Costa
Oribremia, Kieft. :
orientalis Brun. (Dolichopeza)

Pe », (Erioptera)

is sei 62a7a)

an de Meij. (Gnophomyia)
‘3 Edw.

AG Felt

origenus Kieff.

Orimarga Ost. Sack.

Orimargula Mik.

oriphila Kieff. 4

oriplanus Kieff. (Chironomus) =

(Orthocladius, Tri-
chocladius)

Sovere)

99 9?

orissae ie
Ormosia Rond.
ornata Brun. (Ephelia)
(Macrocera)
(Teucholabis)

2? 9)

»” ”)
>», Lheob.
ornaticornis Kieff.

ornaticrus a 49,

ornatipennis Brun. (Limnophila)
55 Sp eee)
a de Meij. .
ornatipes Brun.
a3 Kieff.
ornatissimus Dol. a
+5 Kieff. (Chironomus)
(Clinotanypus,
; Procladius)
ornatithorax Brun.
ornatus Brun.
95 Dol.

2? 99

Orseoliella Kieff. re
ORTHOCLADIARIAE
Orthocladius Wulp ..
Orthopodomyia Theob.
ortiva Ost. Sack. :
oryzae Wood-Mason ..

31, 153,

9, 267,

Index.

Page

195 | osakensis Theob. Sc
237 | ostentatio Leices.
257 | Oxydiscus de Meij.

26 | oxystoma Kieff.

23 | Pachydiplosis Kieff. ..

30 | Pachyleptus Walk.

48 | Pachyrhina Macq. ..
267 | pachyrrhina Ost. Sack.
196 | paederiae Banks
258 Kieff. and Leeuwen
9, 267 paenulata Endr. oe
271 | pagei Ludl. (Taeniorhynchus)
147 sp », (Theobaldia)
198 | paivai Kieff. (Clinotanypus)
228 35 », (Culicoides)
253 »» (LTanypus)

51 Palaeoanaclinia Meun
232 | palawanensis Ludl.

19 | palestinensis Theob. ..
260 pallens Wulp

82 pallescens Brun.

171 | pallida de Meij.

I4t | PY Ludl.

2c | ae Theob.

14 | pallidiceps, Theob.

210 | pallidicornis de Meij.. .
237 ah Edw.

20 | pallidicoxa Brun.

246 | pallidipes Kieff. ae
267 | palliditarsis de Miej. ..
269 | pallidithorax de Miej.

47 50 Theob.
231 | pallidiventris Brun.

232 | pallidopalpis Theob.
50 | pallidostriatus Theob.

75 | pallidothorax (pallidithorax) ‘Theob.

65 pallidum Kieff.

60 | pallidus _,, (Procladius)

80 am ,, (Prochironomus) . .
236 | Walk:

256 pallipes Mg.
24 | palmeri Alex.
233 | Palpomyia Meg. in Mg.

161, 152

143 | palpus Newstead, Dutton and Todd 156

46 | paludicola Skuse
271 | pampangensis Brun...
254 > Ludl.

243 panalectoros Giles (toris, tros)

234 | panangensis Ludl.
214 | pangerangensis Alex.
59 | pannosa Ender.

186 | Panoplites Theob.

79 | Panteliola Kieff.
papatasii Scop. :
60 | Parabrunettia Brun.
195 | Paracladura Pr

29 | parallela Brun. (Evioptera)
62 ‘5 », (Sctara)
56 | Paramongoma

165 | parangensis Ludl. (Myzomyia)
(Uvanotaenta)

15 ”
64 Parapleciomyia Brun.
65 | parascelos Theob.
176 | Paratendipes Kieff.
206 | pardalis Dol.
16 | Pardomyia Theob.

147, 148

69, 273

134, 140

Index.

294
Page
Parexechia Bech. 34
parva Edw. 208
parvicellula Brun. 254
parvinotata Brun. 209
parvus Taylor : 162
Patagiamyia James .. 94.
patricia Brun. 200
pee onina Say. 255
ecomyia Theob. 134
pectinata Edw. 3 147
Pectinopalpus Theob. 151
pedata W. : 196
PEDICIINAE Kert. | 249
peditaeniatus Leices. 96
pelargus Kieff. an 70
pelochloris Kieff. 79-273
PELOPIINAE j 59
pelostolum Kieff. 69, 272
pembaensis Theob. Pip alA2
pendula Edw. ErAT
pennipes Brun. oc 234.
i Ost. Sack. .. 241
pentatomus Kieff. 68
pentazonus ,, 65
Penthetria W. 37
penumbrinus Edw. 196
perdecora Walk. 224
perdita Leices. 144
peregrina Brun. 232
peregrinus Kieff. 51
perennis Ost. Sack. 261
perichlorus Kieff. 78
Pericoma Walk. 82
perileucus Kieff. 80
periskelata Giles ae apeL28
perniciosus Newstead ts 87
Peromyia Kieff. 17
perplexa ,, : 46
Be Leices. EEL LO
perplexus _,, 3 162
persistans Banks SAS)
perturbans de Meij. .. - 87
se Walk. LAS
pettigrewii Theob. 167
Phagomyia ,, 134
phalaenoides L. 81
pharoensis Theob. 93
philippinensis Banks 270
53 Giles me 181
me Ludl. (Anopheles) 110
5 Ue Bes) 114
Philodendromyia Theob. 153
Philorus Kellogg. : 36
PHLEBOTOMINAE 85
Phlebotomus Rond .. 85
= sp. Giles 87
», Howlett 86
Phoniomyia Theob. 182
Phoroctenia Coq. 187
Phorodonta Coq. 2
photophila Kieff. Be 54
photophilus ,, (Isoplastus) 63
5, (Protenthes) 62
Phronia Winn. 34
phryganopterus Kolen. 236
Phylidorea Big. 252
Phyllophaga Rond.

Physecrania Big.

Page
picta Mg. .

picticornis Brun. 210
5 Ost. Sack. 235
pictipennis Bezzi 243
5 Edw. ae 234
oe Kieff. (Dibezzia) 58
” Mg. 256
pictipes Brun. 217
; Kieff. 53
pictiventris Kieff. (Culscoides) 52
| », (Prochivonomus) 70
pictus Dol. ac eee 72
Pe lie 96, 107
Pilaria Sintensis ae OS
pilicornis Zett. 252
pilifera de Meij. 235
», Lheob. 156
pilosa Mg. 26
pilosipennis Kieff. 67
pilosula Wulp 197
| pini DeGeer. 30 15
pipericola Kieff. : 50 10
| pipersalatus Giles in Theob. 138, 141
pipiens L. Ree LYS
pitchfordi Giles 113
Planatella Westw. 18
Planetes Walk. 18
planicollis Kieff. 75
Platyura Mg. 25
Plecia W. 38
plecioides de Meij. 233
~ Ost. Sack. 40
= Walk. 262
Pleciomyia Brun. “ah 37
Plectromyia Ost. Sack. 251
| plegipennis Theob. 165

plenipennis Walk. 22
Plesiomongoma Brun. 242
| Plettusa Phil. 217
pleurinctata Brun. 208
plumbeus Hal. 96
plumbicincta Hal. 262
plumicornis F. 184
plumiger Don. 95
plumosa L. 71
pluto Brun. 199
| Plutodiplosis Kieff. I2
Pneumaculex Theob. 156
| poeciloptera Ost. Sack. 226
Poecilostola Sch. 256
poecilus Kieff. BG 68
poicilia Theob. 133, 138
poicilipes Theob ae 155
polius Kieff. 77
Polylepidomyia Theob. 181
Polylepta Winn. 46 28
Polyleptiomyia Theob. ie E34.
Polypedilum Kieff. 68, 272
polypori Lw. ae 14
polysticta Lw. 53
polystictus ,, 73
pomonae F. Schrk. 39
ponderosa Walk. 19
Popea Ludl. 156
PORRICONDYLARIAE 16
postica Brun. 211
posticalis Lundb. 62, 272
posticatus W. 92

Index.

Page
powelli Ludl. 175
praecox F. Mg. 40
praefica Bezzi 19s
praepotens W. sy G3
prasinellus Kieff. : - 79-273
prasiogaster Kieff. (Chironomus) 77
or (Tanytarsus) 68
pretiosus Kieff. < : 78
princeps Brun. : 200
Prionocera Ender. nec Lw. 192
Prionomyia Steph. 55
Prionota Wulp oes LO?
pristina Brun. 211, 212
Proanaclinia Meun. ‘ 30
Probezzia Kieff. se 56
Prochironomus Kieff. 270, 273
Procladius Skuse 62
Procontarinia Kieff. and Cecconi 13
Profeltiella Kieff. are?
Prohelia 4 48, 272
Prokempia ,, of 45
Prolasioptera e 9
prominens Brun. 217
propinqua de Meij. 28
Protenthes Johann. 62
Protoculex Felt ; 134
Protomacleaya, Theob. 135
Protomelanoconion Theob. 157
proxima Brun. (Gonomyia) 241
PA », (Pericoma) 83
dw. Sc 182
proximus Brun. 40
pruinosa Rubs. 19
pruinosus Kieff. 7/8
prussicus ,, 70
Psectrocladius Kieff. 65
Pselliophora Ost. Sack. 188
Pseudhormomyia Kieff. 1s PZ
pseudobarbirostris Ludl. 109
Pseudocarrollia Theob. 135
pseudococci de Meij. 269
Pseudoculex Dyar 134
Pseudodiurna Theob. 144
pseudofulvipennis de Meij. Dis
Pseudograbhamia Theob. 134
Pseudograhamia 179
Pseudoheptaphlebomyia Theob.. 155
Pseudohowardina Theob. 134
pseudoinfula Theob. . 162
pseudolongifurcatus Theob. I51
pseudomediofasciatus ,, 145
pseudonivea Theob. .. 139
pseudopictus Grassi .. 96
pseudoscutellaris Theob. 126
Pseudoskusea - 134
pseudostenoetrus _,, 136
pseudotaeniatus Giles 142
Pseudotheobaldia Theob. 169
Pseudouranotaenia Theob. 173
-pseudowillmori Theob. 104
psilochirus Kieff. aie : 76
Psilomegalosphys Ender. : 2
psilopterus Kieff. ; 65
Psorophora Rob. Desv. 3 95
psychasta Kieff. : 50
Psychoda Latr. ; 80
PSYCHODIDAE 80
PSYCHODINAE 80

295
Page
Pterocosmus Walk. 258
Ptychoptera Mg. 186
PTYCHOPTERINAE 186
| pulcher Brun. 230
pulcherrima Arrib. 173
as Brun. 200
Retetianes 13
pulcherrimus Theob. (A nopheles,
Cellia) . 109
pulchra de Meij. (Dapanopftera) . 222
», (Dicranomyia).. 213
pulchricornis Brun. Be
oh Kieff. Ws, B7/il
pulchripennis Brun. (Dicvanomyia) 214
2 ,, (Dicranophragma) 255
,, (Geranomyta) 219
pulchripes Kieff. (Palpomyia) 53
», (Tanypus) 59
pulchrithorax Bron ee 204!
pulchriventer Giles 13%, 137,
pulicarius L. zs 50
pulla Theob. 152
pullata Harris 39
pullicauda Skuse af: 34
pulvinariae Felt on a 9
pumila de Meij. a 202
punctata F. 50 6 AOS
Latr. ‘ #3 51
punctatipennis Kieff. 5 GO> GE
punctatissima de Meij. 227
punctatus F. Sch. 266
puncticornis Brun. 208
puncticosta 35 214
punctifrons Rond. 197
punctipennis Brun. (Eviopteva) . 237
fa wall Trichocera) 250
; de Meij. 226
= Mg. (Tanypus) . 62
5 , (Symplecta) 249
| Say x He 184
| punctipes Theob. 156
W. 67
punctithorax Brun. 222
punctolateralis Theob. tS
punctulata de Meij. (A cyphona) 276
Pr Sg (Dicranomyta) 213
3 James and List. 95
punctulatus Don. 102
yy Ender. 247
pungens de Meij. SI
pungens W. 159
punjabensis James 101
purimanus Kieff. 69
pusilla Dol. 18
Pycnocrepis Ender. 245
pygmaeus Theob. oes 1el4O
Pyretophorus Blanch. 92, 273
pyri F. Ete 40
pytrhochroma Walk. 260
quadrata de Meij._... ian | 209
quadri-cellula Brun. .. ee) |
quadri-fasciata ,, rs 35
quadri-furca Walk. .. 225, 276
quadri-lobatus Kieff. (Culicoides) SI

- 95 ad 9
quadri-notata Brun. ..
quadri-palpis Edw.

296 Index.
Page Page
quadri-punctatus Brun. 25 | rotunda Rubs. é 19
quadri-punctis Ludl. . . 121 | rowlandi Theob. =A ices
qnadri-setosa Brun. .. 21 | rubicundus Wulp 3 30 40
quadri-vittata Wulp .. 206 | rubithoracis Leices. (Lophocerato-
quartarius Brun. 253 myta) 154
quasiferox Leices. 119 F (Topomyia) 180
quasimarmoratipennis Brun. 201 rubra, "Ost. Sack. Me 3 190
quasinigritia Ludl. 131 rubrescens Walk. 260
quasipipiens Theob. 158 | rubriceps Edw. (Eriocera) 264
quasisanguineae Leices. 179 », (Longurio) 204
Quasistegomyia Theob. 126 rubrithorax Macq. 160
quasiunivittatus _,, .- 164 | rufa de Meij. 225
queenslandensis___,, 126 | rufescens Brun. 26
quinquefasciatus Dyar and Knab. 159 5 Edw. : oy 1220)
quinquenotata Brun. ome 22 35 Kieff. a oC 78
rufibasis Brun. (Evrzocera) 262
Rachionotomyia Theob, 180 5 » (Stmulium) 42
Rachisoura Theob. 157 | ruficornis ,, 26
radialis Kieff. FAW GUACOXAL a), 22
radicum Brun. 21 | ruficundus Wulp 40
Radioculex Theob. 171 | rufifemur Brun. 41
Ramcia Annand. 185 | rufipes Mg. 40.
raris Leices. 11g | rufithorax Brun. (Erviocera) 263
rectirostris Giles 146 SS », (Stmulium) 42
reducta Felt sen 209 55 : 246
Reedomyia Ludl. 134, 137 = Wulp 19
reesii Theob. ore 158 | rufiventris Brun. (Eviocera) 265
refutans Alcock fe 100 | i ,, (Titpula) 204
regalis Edw. aC ae 2274 5 Kieff. oe 57
regius Thwaites 118 | rufoabdominalis Brun. : 20
relicta Felt : 270 | rufomedia Edw. ae 5G BOS}
remota de Meij. (Dicranophragma) 255 | Runchomyia Theob... ae SO
A (Zygoneura) 23 | rustica Winn. BS : 34
reposita Walk. i -. 196 | rutherfordi Felt. a6 5 12
reptans Mg. A2 |
reticularis Alex. 229 | SABETHINI gI
reversus var. Theob. 150 | SABETTINAE gl
rex Alex. 196 | Ssalakensis Alex. 203
Rhamphidia Mg. 228 | saligneus Kieff. a Bi 9
RHAMPHIDIINI 228 | salmi de Meij. 47
Rhaphidolabis Ost. Sack. 251 | saltata Banks 270
Rhampholimnobia Alex. 229 | saltatrix Kieff. : 60
Rhinoplecia, Bell A 38 | saltens Dol. (saltans) | 212, 220.
Rhipidia Mg. .» 223 | Salus Theob. 160
Rhopalocladius Kieff. 64 | samarensis Ludl. 127i
Rhymosia Winn. 3c 33 | Sanguinae Theob. 179:
Rhynchoplatyura de Meij. 25 | sanguinea Dol. 220
Rhynchotaenia Brethes 148 | sarawaki _,, 132-153
Rhypholophus Kol. 235 | sarothamni Lw. : 10
RHYPHIDAE .. 268 | saucia Alex. 50 J 24g
Rhyphus : .. 265 | sauteri Kieff. “he Yo) 27a
Rhypidia= Rhipidia . 3 6 . 223 | sauteriana Ender. .. 218) 203
rima Theob. 5 151, 156 | saxicola Ost. Sack. 232
riparia Kieff. ; 60 | sayi Aldr. 30:
rivicola ,, i 47 | Sayomyia Coq. 184
rivularis ,, 53 | Scamboneura Ost, Sack. 209
rizali Banks 166 | scapularis Kieff. 51
robinsoni Edw. 204 | Scathopse=Scatopse 37
robusta Brun. 199 | scatophagoides Theob. 120.
ronaldi Charm. 159 | Scatopse Geoff. i 37
roseiventris Kieff. ae 53 | SCATOPSINAE 37
Rossia Theob. a 2 | schineri Kol. 251
rossii Giles ( Anopheles) 92, 98 | Schizomyia Kieff. 10, 268
a GHEE) a .. 126] schnuffneri Stanton .. 114
rostellata Lw. a0 38 | schummeli Brun. 198
rostrata Bell. 38 | Sciara Mg. 18
rostratus Kieff. A 77 | sciariformis Brun. 199
rostrifera Edw. Bre -. 223 | sciarina Mg. Fe %; 23.

SCIARINAE

Sciobia Lw.

scintillans Ludl.

Sciophila Mg. Winn. .

SCIOPHILINAE

Scottella Ender.

scottiana ,,

scurroides de Meij.
scutellaris Giles

Kieff. S

Theob. nec Walk.

33 Walk. nec Theob.
scutellata Edw. (Eriocera)
s, (Libnotes)
Scutomyia Theob.
Scythropochroa Ender.
segmenticornis Brun.
Seguini Laveran
selecta Walk.
selectissima Walk.
selene Ost. Sack.
semifasciata Brun.
semiflava Kieff.
semiflavus ,,
semifumata Brun.
semiglaber K ieff.
semilimpida Brun.

-seminiger Kieff.
semipilosus ,,

*semirufa Edw.
semistriata Brun.
semiviridis Kieff.
semperi Ost. Sack.
senile Brun.
separatus Leices.
sepositus _,,
7-guttata Theob.
7-notata Edw.
7-punctata Edw.
sergenti Theob.
serrata Wulp
serraticornis Brun.
serratipes Beck.
serratus Theob.
sericata Mg.
sericeus Theob.
setricornis Brun. (Pachyrhina)

9)

”

9
Serromyia Meg. in Te
sesami Felt
sessilis Kieff.
setiger ,,
setilineata Brun.
setosicornis Kieff.
setosipennis ,,
(Jenkinsia)

> )

ay,

setulosus Dol.

6-lineata Theob.

6-punctatus Kieff.

6-setosa Brun.

shirakii Edw.

Siagona Mg.

sigillatus Kieff.

signata Brun. 2k

de Meij. (Agastomyia)
Oe Ages

signaticollis Wulp. ..

”

(Tipula) — wie

(Atrichopogon)

(Tanytarsus) ..

se .

Index.

Page
18

27

A 183
26, 27

: 26

|

207
Page
signifer Coq. 156
2 ede Mei: 59
sikkimensis Ender 195
simalurensis de Meij. 264
similis Edw. 247
IC CICeS: 182
,, Strickland 115
simillima Brun. 203
simlensis James and List. 100
simplex Brun, (Auchimongoma).. 2
ah ,, (Dicranomyia) 215
$5 ee (Limnophila) 253
gs (Phronia) 34
* Ost. Sacks) =. 226
* Theob. (Ficalbia) 171
3 os (Heptaphloebomyia) 155
fe var. of N. indica 143
simplissima Alex. 216
simulacri Felt 16
Simulia=Simulium 4I
SIMULIIDAE 41
Simulium Latr. 41
sinabangensis de Meij. 202
| sinensis Theob. 164
| sinensis annularis Theob. ; 97
| ». W. (Anopheles) . 92, 96
singhalensis Rubs. : 19
singularis Leices. 144
ses Skuse 244
sirius Alex. 236
sitiens Theob. nec War 161
», W nec Theob. 159
Skeiromyia Leices. 181
Skusea Theob. 142
skusii Giles 158
smithii Felt 14
_ socius Walk. 71
| solita ,, 19
_ sollicitans Walk. 131
| somaliensis Nev. Lem. 159
sorbillans W. 217
| sordida Brun. (Claduroides) 251
,, (Dicranomyta) 215
| sordidus Kieff. : 79, 273
2 | spathifurca Edw. va Mg2
| spathipalpis Rond. 170
spatholobi Felt s 269
spathulata Brun. (Gnoriste, Palaeo-
anaclinia’ 29
” (Leia) 32, 271
spatulicornis Kieff. ; 65
speciosa Edw. 191
speciosus Kieff. 72
spectralis Brun. (A malopis) 251
,, (Euryschalts) 34
speculata de Meij. 208
speiseri Edw. 243
spenceri Theob. 132
Sphaerionotus de Meij. 75
Sphaeromyias Curt. 43, 54
spinicornis Brun. 82
| spinigera Kieff. Sic ate 58
| spinosa Ost. Sack. 2 258
splendens Brun. 46 se » 200:
A de Meij. eS
aS W. ore 36 116
splendida Brun. ame 242
spurius Kieff. 48

2098

Spyloptera Rond.
squamatipes Kieff.
squamiger Coq.
squaminervis Brun.
squamipennis Blanch.
- BTU
squammipennis Arrib,

Squamomyia Theob.
stantoni Edw.

5 Newstead
Stegoconops Lutz.
Stegomyia Theob.
stenoetrus ,,
Stenoscutus ,,
stephensi List.
stercoraria de Geer
Stethomyia Theob.
Stibadocera Ender.
Stibadocerella Brun. ..
stictica Mg.
Stictodiplosis Kieff.

stictogaster _,,

stictonota =A

stigmatica 3 ;
- Ost. Sack.

stigmosa de Meij.
Stilobezzia Kieff.
stimulans de Meij.

a: Walk.
strenua Brun.
Streptodiplosis Kieff...
striata Mg.
striatipennis Brun.

5 Kieff.
striatum Brun. Ads
strigipennis de Meij. ..
strigivena Walk.
striocrura Giles
striopleura Edw.
Stygeropis Lw.
stygius Skuse
Styringomyia Lw.
subfasciata Walk.
subfascipennis Brun.
subfusca Edw.
sublimatus Kieff.
subpictus Grassi
substituta Walk.
subte sellata Brun.

subtincta Brun. (Evioptera)
», (Ttpula).

subulifer Dol.
Ye Giles
subumbrosa Theob.
‘ssubvarians Walk.
sudanensis, Theob.
suffusa Brun.
suffusinervis Brun.
sugens W.
suknaensis Theob.
sulcata Wulp
-sumatrana Edw.

a Ender.
sumatranus ,,
sumatrensis Macq.
sumptuosus Kieff.

(squamt-
penna, squamipennis Auct.

Index.
Page Page
231 | sunda Alex. 203
12 | superbus Kieff. 78
134 | superpictus Grassi III
83 | superstes Annand. 84
488 | suspirans Ost. Sack. .. 190
84 | sylvestris Leices. Sy liga
» Theob. CII UG}. TeSIO)
177 5 (Rachisoura) .. 157
181 sylvicola Curt. es a ZO)
227 | Sylvicola Harris 265
87 | symphoremae Felt 267
. 135 | Symplecta Mg. 249
124, 142 | Symplectomorpha Mik. 249
135, 136
He 135 | taeniarostris Theob. .. _ 124, 132
106, 107 | taeniata Leices. (Lepidotomyia).. 140
ae 65 55 * (Lophoceratomyia) 154
93, 273 | taeniatus ,, (Aedes) 144
A on 30 35 (Atoretomyia) .. 144
2a As W. wis ay 125
249 taenionota Mg. 2 ms 237
13, taeniorhynchoides Chris. 135, 141
78 | Taeniorhynchus Arrib. 142, 147
54 | taeniorhynchus W. 133) TAZA S
191 | taitana Kieff. BaRnez2
239 | tainanus ,, FOB:
276 | Tanyderus Phil. bh 186
6A) |) DANY PIN AIS 59
47 | Tanypremna Ost. Sack. 198
157 | lanyptera Latr. 187
246 | Tanypus Mg. 59
13 | Tanytarsus Wulp 66
28 | Taphrophila Rond. 232
201 | Taphrosia a 240
70, 72 | taprobanes Walk. 189
43, 271 | tarsalis Newstead 135
é 191 | taytayensis Banks 166
225, 276 | tenax de Meij. : 172
: 129 ,, Leices. nec Theob. 164
222 56 Theob. 132
192 | tenella de Meij. 213
58 » Mg. 240
244 | tenera Ost. Sack. 241
257 tenerrimus Kieff. 74
214 , tenuicrus 79 66
238 tenuiforceps Kieff. 80
48 | tenuipes Brun. 201
98 ee Ost. Sack. 251
248 | tenuis Brun. ws 263
216 oo Walk. 200
238 | tenuispatha Kieff. se 9
201 | tenuitarsis Kieff. 71
117, 118 | tergorata Rond. 38
.. 117 | terminalis Brun. IQI
1O7 55 Walk. : 253
38 | termitina Ost. Sack. .. 226
120 | Teromyia Leices. .. 116
35 | territans Walk. ays 155
25 | tessellatipennis Brun, 200
125 | tessellatum Theob. (Japsus) ae 105
136 | tessellatus x (Anopheles) .. -
I 95 ” o- oe +e)
ees testacea Brun. 264
22 53 Theob. 174
196 | testaceus Lw. 204
260 | tetraclada Kieff. 48, 49
78 | tetrasticta ,, 53

Index.

Page |
Teucholabis Ost. Sack. 232, 234
textor Kieff.
Thalassomyia Sch. Johanu 66, 272
theobaldi Giles Sc 101 |
Theobaldia Nev. Lem. 169 |
Theobaldinella Blanch. 169
Theobaldiomyia Brun. se 7.
theobromae Kieff. .. 49, 272
thibetana de Meij. .. ete 208
thomae L. 0 18
Thomasina Newst. and Carter .. 1 57
thomsoni Theob. ae ots 129
thoracica Guer. Ae ite 38
thorntoni Ludl. : fe) LOS
Thrypticomyia Skuse bee Web
thwaitesiana Westw. .. 224, 225
tibialis Brun. si3 a0 SO
ee 66
tigripes Grandpré and dCharmay 161
tinctinervis Brun. 221
Tinearia Schlnbrg. .. we 81
tinctipennis Brun. .. aoe 27
de Meij. .. ie 1 2tO
Tinolestes ulmorstes) nel fo US
ipulasiye LOO
TIPULIDAE 40 AG tS:
tipuliformis Theob. .. Se TO4!
Teices. .. ee SO
TIPULINAE a ON
TIPULINI ae ob 193
Tipulodina Ender. .. =) LOO
titillans Walk. ae 147, 148
tjibodensis Alex. AS so AOS)
Topomyia Leices. .. eo
Toxorhina Lw. 230
Toxorhynchites Theob. ee TO
TOXORHYNCHITINAE ae go
toxorhynchus Macq. .. Boe 7s
transversa Brun. ee Be 82
transversalis Kieff. .. pe 68
transversalis de Meij. on ee
travancorica Annand. os 84
treacherii Leices a LLOserT2
tremula Theob. a3 TAD
Trentepohlia Big. .. SSE AD
trentepohlii W. ae 242, 243
triangularis Brun. (Eviocera) .. 264
sp UEETEOUTON 55 Bait
triangulata Ludl. ae ace RGU)
Trichocera Mg. j6 BERD
TRICHOCERINAE Kert. et
Trichocladius Kieff. .. a 65
Trichocontarinia Kieff. so BO
Trichomegalosphys Ender. Db 23
Trichoperrisia Kieff. .. Sc IO |
Trichopronomyia Theob. oa) ths)
TRICHOPROSOPONINA ae QI
Trichoptera Mg. 38 aI 81
trichopus Thoms. .. ac 46
Trichorhynchomyia Brun, ee Ske
Trichorhynchus Theob. Bre Lisi
Trichosticha Sch. Bre to 9230
Trichotanypus Kieff. . . 625272
Tricontarinia Kieff. .. s3 270
Tricyphona Zett. Sc 1 250) |
tridens Brun. ss Sa) BiIey |
trifasciata Brun. oy ae 19 |

5 Walk. 5c oh 32

299
Page
| trigonia Edw. ad 222
trilineata Brun. (Antocha) 232
< ,, (Apistomyia) 36

| » », (Mycomyza) 2
= ,, (Pselliophora) 188
i (Sciara) aT 19
i Leices. (Uranotaenta) ae 174
ns in Theob. 129, 274
trilineatus Theob. 137, 138
tri obata Kieff. . 9
trimaculata Brun. ea Meee
x Taylor we 179
trimaculatus Theob. .. aA 165
trinotata Kieff. : 50
tripartita Walk. 200
tripartitum Kieff. .. 68
Tripelina (lapsus=Tripelma) 80
Tripelma Kieff. 3 80, 273
triplasia Wulp 200
tripudians Bezzi 192
tripunctata de Meij. .. 276
if lee 220
a Theob. 130
tripunctipennis Brun. 265
triseriatus Say 135
trisignata Walk. 253
trispinosa Kieff. 57
tristicta Pr 50
tristis Wulp 39
tristissima Ost. Sack. 246
tritaeniorhynchus Giles 161
tritincta Brun. 222
trivittata Mg. 29
trivittatus Coq. 3 134
trochanteratus Thoms. Z
- tropica de Meij. 202
Dol: 28
tryonii Skuse 31
tuberculifera Edw. 262
turkhudi List. 103
turrita de Meij. 22
uichancoi Felt 268, 269
5 Pettey ate 23
Ula Hal. 256
ulocoma Theob. 183
umbrata de Meij. 213
umbrinoides Alex. 203
umbrinus W. 193
umbrosa Theob. 107
umbrosus Edw. 247
umbrosus Theob. Ill
uncus Theob. 143
undulata Winn. 28
uniannulata Theob. 135
unicolor Brun. (Pericoma) 84
a ,, (Rhamphidia) 228
Pe de Meij. 2 264
Ae Hal. wa 217
uniformis Leices. (Culex) 166
‘a », (Melanoconion) 169
- Theob. (Lophoceratomyia) 153
fe », (Panoplites) 150
», (Skusea) 145
unilineata Brun. 50 232
tS Teices, .. 174
3 Theob. 125
unimaculiala Leices. .. : 175

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univittatus Theob. 163
Uranotaenia Arrib. 178
URANOTAENIAE gI
urbicola Kieff. Ae A 50
vaga Kieff. 7
vagans Edw. 135
}, Lheob nec Wied: 135
,, Wied. nec Theob. 160
vagus Don. 98
vanus Walk. 96
varia Mg. 236
variata Leices. var. of fraudatrix
Theob. .. Ac petal EGS
variegata Dol. Hee 26
variegatus Giles Bc ste) L27:
ah Schrk. sen LOO:
varietas Leices. : 142, 144
variicornis Kieff. ate 5.0 79
varlicrus 55 49
variipes 63
varipes Walk. 19
velata Ender. 23
velutina Walk. 259
a0 Wulp ate 190
venosa Brun. 242
ventralis Walk. I (Culex) 122
Pe », Il (Culex) 168
venusta Lw. 56 245
ae hitless ae 56
SenO@Stasacksunes. 238
,, Walk. (Platyura) 25
+ », (Ttpula) 196
venustus W. oye 71
vernoniae Felt 268
Verrallina Theob. 142
verrucosus Kieff. ae 70
versteegi de Meij. 224, 276
verticalis Wied. 258, 259
vexans de Meij. Ab 49
ee 135, 136
viburni Felt ne 13
vicaria Walk. 197
vicarius ,, 72
vicina Brun. (Epiphragma) 256
Re ,, (Platyura) 2
Edw. nye 182
vilis Walk. (Ctenophora) 257
* 5, (Ttpula) .. 197
vinaceobrunnea Brun. 218
vincenti Laveran. 104
violaceopennis Kieff. 60
violaceus Brun. 234
virescens Phil. 217
virgata Coq. 207
virgo Zett. 231

viridifrons Walk.

Index:

Page
viridis Kieff. 67
. Westw. 257
viridiventer Giles te 151
viridiventris Kieff. (Chivonomus) — 77
An ,, (Sphaeromyias) 54
virilis Leices. oe tal aA
vishnui Theob. 162
vitea Felt fen 208
viticola Kieff. and Leeuwen Be il
vitis Rubs. ac eis 12
vitripennis Brun... Bee
vittata An a, ite 81
vittifrons Walk. =e ZO)
vittigera Brun. 55 e 31
vulgaris Kieff. ce ee 61
w-alba Theob. ae wae al29
waldii Blanch. E 119
walkeri Brun. 198
CULE: 29
», Lheob. : fo kg
walkeriana Felt 50 ate 12
watsoni Leices. we EDI
wellingtonianus Alcock. 114
westwoodi Brun. 56 are. 4) 22350)
, Ost. Sack... 229
whitmorei Giles 40 165

willmori James in Theob. nec
Leices. IGS $e

5 Leices. nec James in
Theob. . a OF!
winthemi Lehm. sore A 31
Worcesteria Banks 116
Wulpiella Kieff. 64
Wyeomyia Theob. eS
WYEOMYINAE bit iz gI
Xanthocoma Kieff. .. ie 52
xanthogaster Ender. .. ae 2g
xanthomelana Walk... 188, 192
xanthophila Kieff. Sa 50
xanthopus 5 47
xanthopyga de Meij... vone eZOd
Xiphodiplosis Felt. .. ae 16
Xiphura Brulle . en alow,
Xylocrypta Kieff. .. me 54
yerburyi Edw. 5c siete A'S
Yposataea Rond. de a 18
Zalepidota Rubs 3C 268
zammittii Theob. 135
Zeugnomyia Leices. .. 180
zeylanicus Annand. 87
zonatipes Walk. 126
Zysoneura Mg. 18, 23

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