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CATALOGUE

OF THE

S P E C I M E ]sr s

OF

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEEA

IN-

THE COLLECTION

OF THE

BRITISH MUSEUM.

PART y. ^^r/r

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S^ BY

F E A N C I S W A L K E K , F. L. S., c^ c.

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PEINTED FOE THE TRUSTEES OF THE BEITISir MUSEUM:
LONDON, 1872.

LONDON:

E. NEWJiAX, rniN'TF.K, DEVONsiurvr: sti;f.7:t, lusiiorsGATi;

PREFACE,

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

J. E. GPtAY.

BniTisH Museum,

Awjust )i7th, lb7^.

CATALOGUE

HEMIPTERA HETEEOPTEEA.

PART V.

Fain. COREID/E {conl'niuefl).
Genus 16. NAMACUS.
Naniacus, Serv. Hem. 212.

1. Namacus tkansviuoatus.
transvirgalus, Serv. Hem. 243.
Surinam.

2. Namacus rcfescens.

Mas. Ruftis, elongatus, sxihtus inteus ; oculi promrnnJi ; rostrum coxas
intermedia^ alt.ingcns ; antennct niqree, corporis dimidio hreviores,
articido 3o afbido-iinifnaciato, Ao liiteo ; ■prothimtcis anguli poslici
rotundati non prominuli ; abdominis segmenta apicalia maryinibus
posticis acitiis ; pedes ruji ; memhrana nigra.

Male. Red, long, nearly linear, liiteous benenlh. Eyes prominent.
Rostrum extending to the middle coxiv. Anlennre black, a little less than
half the length of the body ; second joint as long as llie first; third a little
shorter than the second, with a whitish band near the base; fourth luteous,
elontiate-fusiform, a little shorter than the third. Hind angles of the
prothorax rounded, not prominent. Propectus red. Hind angles of the
abdominal segments towards the tip acute. Legs red, moderately long
and slender. Membrane of the fore wings black. Length of the body
7 lines.

a. Orizaba. From ^L Salle's collection.

CATALOGUE OF

3. Namacus SEMIALBUS.
Mas. Fuscus, elongatus, subttis albidns nigra hiseriafim -punctatus ; oculi
prominuli ; rosinim Jlavuni, coxas inlermedias altinyem; anlennm
nigra, corpnre mullo brcviores ; prol/iorax laleribus nigra linealis,
anguiis paslicis rahmdatis nan prohiinulis ; abdaminis dorsum
nigrum, punclis latrralibus Jlavis ; segtnenlum 2um vcnlrale punctis
duabus disculibiis nigris ; pedes Jlavi,feinoribusfuscescenie subnotatis ;
membrana nigra.

Male. Brown, long, nearly linear, whitish beneath. Eyes prominent.
Rostrum yellow, extending to the middle coxEe. Antennae black, much
shorter than the body ; first and fourth joints stouter than the second and
the third ; second much longer than the first; third a little longer than the
first; fourth rather longer than the second. Prolhorax with a black line
along each side; hind angles rounded, not prominent. Pectus and under
side of abdomen with a row of black points along each side ; second ventral
segment with a Idack point on each side of the disk. Abdomen above
black, with yellow points along each side. Legs yellow, slender; femora
slightly marked wiih pale brown. Membrane of the fore wings black.
Length of the body (Sh lines.

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

Genus 17. CATORHINTHA.

Catorhintha, Stal, Of v. Vet. Ak. Farh. ls.59, 470; 1867, 549. Hem. Fabr.
i. 58.

L Catorhintha guttula.

Lygfeus guttula, Fabr. Ent. Sgxt.'w. 162; Sj/sl. Rhyn. 228— Gonocerus
dorsiger, Hope, Cat. Hem. ii. 25— Catorhintha guttula, Stal., Hem.
Fabr. i. 58.

West Indies. Columbia.

2. Catorhintha perfida.
perfida, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 471.
Brazil.

3. Catorhintha selector.
selector, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork, 1859, 471.
Mexico.

4. Catorhintha pallida.
pallida, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Hot. Gesch. 1865, 435; Hem. pi. 3, f. 29.
Brazil.

Genus 18. NIROVECUS.

Nirovccus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Farh. 1859, 451.

lllilll PTKKA HETKUOi'TKliA

1. NiROVECUS CL.U'IGEU.

chiviger, Stal, Ofv, K. V. Ah. Fork, 18j!I, Abb.
Mexico.

Geuus 18. ZICCA.
Zicca, Serv. Hem. 240.

1. ZlCCA MASSULATA.

massulata, Serv. Hem. 240.
Ca}'ei)ue.

2. Zicca nigropunctata.

Cimex nigropunctalus, Beg. /«.v. iii. .335, pi. 34, f. 12 — 14 — Cimex deli-
lator, Fair. Mant. Ins. ii. 286 — Coieus tlelirator, Fahr. Ent. Si/sl. iv.
130; Si/st. Rhjjn. liit? — Zicca iiigiopunctata, Slal,_Hem. Aj'r. i. 55.

Cayenne.

3. Zicca rubricator.

Coreus rubicator, Fahr. Si/st. Rlujn. ]<J7 — Zicca lubricator, Slal, Han.
Fabr. i. 55.

South America.

4. Zicca annulata.

Hypselonotiis anuulatus, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 221 — Zicca annulaUi,
Stal, Mio Jan. Hem. 36.

Brazil.

5. Zicca consobrina.
consobrina, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 36.
Ilio Janeiro.

6. Zicca coencta.
cornuta, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem, 36.
Ilio Janeiro.

Genus 1!). DISCOG ASTER, C. H. 503.

]. DiSCOGASTEE RHOMBOIDEUS, C. //. 503.

a — c. Tejuca. Presented by tlic Rev. H. Clark.

d. Rio Janeiro. Presented l)y the Rev. 11. Clark.

e. — ? From Mr. Children's collection.

1. D1SC00A8IER Drewseni.
Drewseni, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1855, 185.
Minas Geraes.

CATALOGUE OF

Genus 20. CLAVIGRALLA, C. H.5\\.

America.
1. Clavigralla Acanthion, C. H. 512.
Vilfja Acanlliion, Stal, Ofo. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 474.
a. Para. Fioni Mr. Bates' coUecliun.

2. Clavigralla nigropunctata, C. //. 514.

a. British Guiana. Presented by Sir R. Scboinburgk.

b. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collectiou.

3. Clavigralla t^mola, C. H. 514.
a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

4. Clavigralla annulata.
annulata, Sgnl. A. S. E, F. 4)nc' Ser. ii. 582.
Jurimayiias, Peru.

5. Clavigralla pulchra.
pulcbra, Sla/, Ofu. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 185.
Brazil.

South Africa.

G. Clavigralla i>ilosicollis.

pilosicollis, Slal, OJv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 31. Hem. Afr. ii. 106—
similis, Sc/ni. A. S. E. F, 3me .b'tr. viii. 944.

CaflVaria. Zanzibar. Maiiagascar.

7. Clavigralla tomenticollis.
tomcnticollis, Sled, OJv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 31. Hem. Aft: ii. 107,
CafTraria.

8. Clavigralla Natalensis.
Nalalensis, Slal, OJv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 31. Hem. AJr. ii. 107.
CaflVaria.

9. Clavigralla horkida.

Syroniastcr lioiridus, Genu. Sitb. Rev. Enl. v. 145 — Zicca horrida, H.-Sch.
Waitz. Ins. i\. 271, jil. 320, f. 991 — Clavi-ralla elon-^ala, .SV/«^ A. S.
E. F. oine Sir. viii. i)44 — Clavi>;ralla llavipennis, S(jnt. A. S. E. F.
oDte Ser. \iii. 945 — Ulavijjrall.i borrida, Stal, Hem. AJr. ii, 108.

Caffraria. Zanzibar. Mauritius. Madagascar.

HKMli'TEKA HETEKOPTEKA.

10. Clavigralla acantharis.
Alydiis acantharis, Tluinb. Hem. Rostr. Cap. iii. 1 — Clavi<ria]la muiicata,
Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 31— Clavigralla ucantbaiis, Slal,
Hem. Aft: ii. 108.

a, b. Cape. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c — e. Natal. From M. Giieiiizius' collection.

11. Clavigualla Hysteix, C. //. 512.
Calabar.

a. Sierra Leone. Presented by tlio Rev. D. F. Morgan.

12. Clavigralla elevator, C. H. 511.
a, b. Sierra Leone. Presented l)y the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

13. Clavigralla uoi>loxvs, C. //. 515.
a. Gambia. From Mr. Shuckard's collection.

14. Clavigralla hvstricodes.
bystricodes, Stal, llem. Afr. ii. 10l>.
Sierra Leone.

15. Clavigralla annulipes.
annulipes, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 045.
Madagascar.

South Asia.

16. Clavigralla gibdosa, C. H. 511.
fl, b. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

17. Clavigralla acantharis (nonien bis lectnm).

Lygffus acantharis, Fabr. Si/st. Rhjjn.206 — Clavigralla acantliaris, AS'<a/,
Hem. Fabr. i. 67.

China.

18. Clavigralla tuberculata, C. H. 513.
fl, b. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

19. Clavigralla scutellaris, C. H. 514.

a. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.

b. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

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

CATALOGUE OF

20. Clavi(;ralla hourens.
liorreiis, Dohyn, Stctt. Ent. Zeil. xxi. 403.
Ceylon.

21. Clavigralla concolob.
concolor, Dohrn, SlcU. Ent. Zeit. xxi. 403.
Ceylon.

22. Clavigi!alla spinigeua.

Mas. Fuaca ; ocuti prominnli ; rostrinn voxas poslicas altingcus ; pro-
ihoiux spinis qnaluor crcclis dlscalibiis, angidis poslicis acutis valde
vroitiiiiulis aiilrursuin xiilijlc.vi.s ; aidniiiinis lalera spiiiosd ; venter
e inucidis taslaceis t/uiidiivill.iius ; pedes tealacei, femoribus apices
versus fuscis, fciitnriliiis pnsticis clufalis suitits spinosis, iibiis fusco
trijasciatis ; mcinbnnia ciiurca.

3f(ile. Brown. Eyes proniincut. luistiuui extending to tlie liind cox;c.
Protliovax willi four short erect black-lipiied spines in the disk; hind angles
aeute, very prominent, sliuliily aseendiosr and slightly inclined forward.
Scutelhini turned in the disk. Abdomen vvilh lateral spines; under side
with four stripes of testaceous spots; the outer spots obli(|ue, larger than the
inner spots. Legs testaceous ; femora brown towards the lips ; hind
femora clavate, with a few spines beneath; tibitc with three brown bands.
Membrane of the fore wings cinereous. Length of the body 4 lines.

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

23, CtAVlOtlAH.A UlSl'AR.

Mas. Filled, pnbesceiis i oeull promitiitli ; anleniKC setulosce, corporis
dbnidio toiigiores ; prol/iorax fiisceseenle trlvitlalus, aiuju/is posticis
roltindalis -non prinniiinlis ; abdominis dorsum ni(jrum, maculis
luteralibus pallide trstaeeis ; ventris discus Jlavesccns, fnsco inariji-
iialus ; fonora posliea. clavala sublns tris/iinosa ; tibicc fusco
trifasciii((C ; iiieniiruna fascn, cincrco (jultata.

Male. Tawny, pubescent. Eyes prominent. Antenna; setulosr, more
than hall the length ol liic l)ody ; second joint a little shorter than the
first; third a little shorter tliau the secoiui ; fonrth stuuter than the third,
which it equals in lengili. Prothmax with three brownish stripes; hind
angles rounded, not promintut. Abdomen black above; counexivum with
paie testaceous spots; underside with a yellowish disk which is bordered
with brown. Tibi;e with three brown bands. IJind femora clavate,
armed with thiee spines beneath. Membrane of the fore wings brown,
with cinereous dots. I/ength ol the body 4 lines.

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

HEMTPTEHA IIETEnorXKnA.

Genus -21. M EVAN I A.
Mevania, Slal, Ihm. Afr. ii. 1 10.

1. ^Mevania yiMXK'F.Ps.

Claviijralla spiniceps, »%*(/. A. A'. E. F. oinc Scr. viii. iJlJ — Mevania
spiniceps, Stal. Hem. Afr. ii. 110.

Madagascar.

Genus 22. MYLA.
My la, Slul,Hcm. Afr. ii. 111.

1 MVLA NUiJtISriNA.

nigiispina, Stal, Hem, Afr. ii. 11 1.
Guinea.

Geims23. COMEUS.
Coreus, Fair. Si/st. RInjn. \\)\ — D.isycoris, C. II. .')lf).

1. Coi!i:rs scai3i:ic()i:nis.

scabricornis, Panz. Faun. Germ. 99,21. Gorshy,Analccta,'\\7. Fieb. Eur.
//('?/?. 220 — Meiocoris clenliculatus, Uahn, Wanz. Ins. ii. 10(5, pi. 02,
f. ISS — scrratus, C'n'itfi, Atti. Cim. R. Neap. 7, pi. 4, f. ."5, ',M\ ; pi. 3,
f. 3 — Dasycoiis scabriournis, Mnls. el Ilei/, Pun. France, iii. Hi).

Europe.

2. CoilEUS SlMNOL,E.

Merocoris Spinola>, Cosla, Atli. Cim. R. Nea)>. Cent. i. 3;>, f. 5 ; Cent. ii. 7,
pi. 4. f. 2 ; 173 — Coreus denticulatus; Wollf, Wimz. /h.v. 7 1 , f. OS —
Coreus Wolfii, Gors/a/, Anal. Ent. 148 — Coreus ^4|)inol;e, Fieb. Eur,
Hem. 220 — Dasyeoris Spino];r., Mats ct Rrj/, Pun. France, iii. ,')3.

S. Europe.

3. Coreus iiiu«ijtus.
hirsutus, Fieb, Ear. Hem. 221.
S. Europe.

4. Coreus DKNTiruLATus.

hirlicornis, Panz. Faun. Germ. i)2, 17 — Dasjcoiis c!( ntifulalus, C. H,
b\9,

a — /. En<j;!and.

m. Euf^laml. Presented by F. I'mmuI, Esq.

n,o. England. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

p, France. Presented by W.W. Saunders, Es(].

q, France. Presented by M. A. Serville.

CATALOGUE OF

r, s. Geneva. Presented by M. Gourlot.
/. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.
M. Piedmont.

5. COBEUS PILICORNIS,

pilicornis, King, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. .309. Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 17G.
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 221 — Dasycoris pilicornis, Muls. el Rey, Pun.
France, iii. 31.

France. Germany.

6. COHEUS DIFFICILIS.

difUcilis, Vullenhnfen, Tijdschr. voor Ent. 2nd Ser. iv. 56, pi, 1. f. 5.
Holland.

7. Core us dentator.

Dasycoris dentator, C. II. 519 — Loxocnemis dentator, Fieh. Eur. Hem.
221. Muls. el Rey, Pun. France, iii. 5'A — Coreus Dnfouri, Lucax,
Expl. Alg. ii. 49, pi. 2, f. 1 — Merocoris alternans, Costa, Cim. R.
Neap. 8, j)\. 4, f . 4 — Coreus brevicornis, Rantb. Faun. And. ii, 133.

a, b. Italy.

8. Coreus annulipes.

Coreus denticul.itus, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 309. Gnrsky, Anal. Ent.
148. Merocoris dentator, Habn, Wanz. Ins. W. \07, pi. 62, f. 189 —
Merocoris annulipes, Costa, Cim. R. Neap. 9, pi. 4, f. 5 — Bothrostcllius
denliculatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 222 — Loxocnemis annulipes, 3Iuls.
el Rey, Pun, France, iii. 60.

Middle and Soutli Europe.

9. Coreus elevatus.
Botbrostethus elevatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 222.
Italy.

10. Coreus luteus.
Botbrostethus luteus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 223.
Turkey.

The following genera may be placed with the Cureida' or with the
Alydida:—

Genus. BACTHODOSOMA.

Bactrodosoma, Slal, Rio. Jan. Hem. 31.

1. Bactrodosoma i'arallela.
parallelum, Slal, Rio. Jan. Hem. 35.
Rio Janeiro.

HEMIPTERA HETKKOPTEUA.

Genus MADURA.
Madiini, Slal, Rio. Jan. Hem. .'35,

1. Madura fuscoclavata.
fuscoclavata, Stal, Slett. Eat. Zeit. xiii. 305. liiu Jan. Ilcm. 35.
Rio Janeiro.

2. Madciha perfida.
perfida, Slal, Slett. Ent. Zeil. xsiii. 301.
Mexico.

3. Madura loncicoknis.
loiigicoruis, Stal, Slell. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 305.
Venezuela.

4. Madura macra.
Corduba macra, Stal, Stclt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 305.

Prof. Stal distinguishes Madura from Curduba iLus: —

A. Femora slighllj clavate at the tips - - - Corduba.

B. Femora slightly and gradually incra^sated towards

tlie tips - ■ - - - - - Madura.

Genus. UGNIUS.
Ugnius, Stal. Ofr. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 452.

1. Ugnius Kermesinds.

Cimex Kermesinus, Linn. Si/U. Nat. Ed. 10, 450; Ed. 12, 2, 732.

Cimex rubrobaltcalus, Dhj. Ins. iii. ,339, pi. 34, f. 15.— Uygasus
Kermesinus, Fabr. Ent. Si/sl. iv. 140; St/st. Rhyn. 211. — Ugnius
Kermesinus, Stal. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 453.

Brazil.

2. Ugmus? badius.
Diactor badius, Il.-Sch. Wanz. Im. i.x. 258, pi. 321, f. 997.
Paraguay.

Genus DIRNALUS.
Dirnalus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 454.

1. Dirnalus prominulus.
prominulus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1851, 454.
Surinam.

10 CATAI,OQUE OF

Genus PLUXENTIS.
PI linen lis, Slal, Of v. K. V . Ah. Fork. 1S59, 455.

1. Plunentis porosus.
porosus, Slal, 0/v. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1859, 455.
Rio Janeiro.

2. Plunentis tabulatus.

Gonocerus tabulatus, Burin, see Part iv. p. 184 — Pluneulis tabululiis,
Sial.

Mexico.

Genus LYBINDUS.

Lyhindus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 453.

1. LlBINDUS RUFOCINCTUS.

rufocinctiis, Sid, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 453.
Rio Janeiro.

2. Lybindus dichhous.
cliclirous, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 454.
Brazil.

Genus LUPANTH US.
Lupiuillius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472.
Nearly allieii to Scamurius.

1. LUPANTHUS INCARNATUS.

incariiatus, Siul, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472.
Brazil.

2. LUPAXTHUS CLIENS.

clicns, .S7((/, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 472.
Brazil.

Geius PLAPIGUS.
riapigus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859,473.

1. PlaI'IGUS VEXILI.ARIUS.

Cliariesterus vexillarius, Barm. Handb. Enl. ii. 317.
Brazil.

2. Peapigus circum ductus.
circunuluctus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 473.

Columbia.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. ]1

3. Plapiqus CIRCUMCIXCTUS.
circumcinctus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Furh. 1859,473.
Mexico.

4. Plapious patellatus.
patellatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 474.
La Guayra.

5. Plapiuus foliaceatus.

Chondrocera foliaceata, JB/a«(7i. Orb. Voy. Amer. Mer. Ins. 22, jil. 10, f . 4

— Plapigus foliaceatus, Sud, Berl. Ent. Ztit. x. 381.
Bolivia

Prof. Stal observes that Chondrocera, De Lap., is identical with Peta-
loloma, Guer.

6. Plapigus spinosus.

Pendulinus spinosus, 7'AiU(i.— Plapigus spinosus, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zelt
ix. 159.

Genus DIARIPTUS.
Diariptus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 452.
"Allied to Archimerus," Slat.

1. Diariptus hexacamthus.
hexacanthus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 452.
Cameta.

ADDITIONS TO THE COEEID^.

Genus CHOROSOMA, Part 4, p. 179.

Chorosoma brevicornis.

Chorosoma brevicorne, Muls. el Rci/, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lt/on, 1850 — 52, 92.
Mills. Opiisc. Enl.'\. Ill — Sudalus brevicornis, iliw/j-. el Rey, Pun,
France, iii. 176.

South France.

Genus NEIDES, Pt. 4, p. 179.

Neides hihticornis.

Neides liirlicornis. Bridle, Ilisl. Nal. IHni. 355. Muls. el Rey, Pun,
France, iii. 212 — lierytus piiicornis, Flor, Wien. Enl. ]\Iun. l!S(i2, 45
— Berjtus Irichocerusi' Schollz, Arb. Ver. Schles. Ges. 181(5.

South France.

Neides montivagus, p. 180.

Berytus rotundatus, Flor, Jf'ien. Enl. Mon. 1802,44.

Neides longicollis.
Berytus longicollis, Muls. el Rey, Pun. France, iii. 225.
South France.

Neides gracilis.
Berytus gracilis, Muls. el Rey, Pun. France, iii. 227.
South Fiance.

Neides anqustipennis.
Berytus angustipennis, Costa, Addil. Cim. Rcyn. Neap. 1860, !5.
Naples.

Neides spinosus, Pt. 4, p. 182.
a — e. Indiana. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Genus BERYTUS, Pt. 4, p. 182.
Berytus punctiif.s, p. 182.
Armanus punctipes, 7l/«/i. et Rey, Pun. France, iii. 188.

HEMIPTERA HETEROrTEKA.

13

BeUVTUS MERIDIONALIS.

Metacaiitliiis nieridionalis, Casta, All. Itisl. Neap. vii. pi. 1, f. 4. Miils. et
Hey, Pun. France, iii. 194.

Naples. Spain.

Fam. 2. RHOPALID^, C. H. 520.

A. Tliird joint of the antennce not dilated.
a. Hind femora spiny benealb.

* Second joint of llie antenncB mucli shorter than the

third. -----
** Second and third joints of the anttnnaj about equal

in length,
f Pectus witli a longitudinal groove. - - -

ff Pectus with no groove. . - . .

b. Hind femora unarmed.

* Eyes not petiolated. ....
** Eyes petiolated.

f Meml)rane with from fifteen to twenty-five veins. -
If Membrane with from eight to ten veins.
\ Eyes not piojecting beyond the fore angles of the
piolhorax. .....

W Eyes projecting beyond the fore angles of the pro-
thorax.
§ Head received as far as the eyes into the prothorax. 0. Maccevktiius
§§ Head narrowed like a neck behind the eyes. - 7. Hiiopalus

B. Third joint of the anteuns much dilated at the lip. 8. ERiiTMOPHouA

2. pseddophlceus.

1. Harmostes.
3. Ceualeptus.

9. Eldarca.

4. Therapha.

5. Marqus.

Genus 1. HARMOSTES, C. H. 520.
1. Harmostes virescens, C //. 520.
costalis, Germ. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 270, pi. 320, f. 902.

a. Georgia. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

b. United States. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. Harmostes Chilexsis, C. H. 521.

Merocoris minor. Spin. Faun. Chil. 165 — Harmostes minor, S(jnl. A. S.
E.F.4me .S"^;-. iii. 561.

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

3. Harmostes rhaphimerus.

Merocoris rhaphimerus, Spin. Faun. Chil. 164 — Harmostes rhajihimerus,
Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4vie Ser. iii. 560.

Chili.

14 CATALOGUE OF

4. Harmostes marmoratus.

mavmoralus, Blanch. Faun. Chile, 166. Si/nt. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. iii.
561.

Cbili.

5. Harmostes serratus, C. H. 521.

Acanlliia serrata, Fabr. Ent. Srjst. iv. 75 — Coreiis gvavidator, Fabr. Ent.
Syst. iv. 133 — Syrtis serrata, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 123 — Coreiis gravi-
dator, Fabr. Syst. Rlu/n. 199 — Harmostes perpunclalus, C. H. 521 —
Harmostes serratus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 67.

Mexico. South America.

a—d. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

6. Harmostes affinis, C. H. 522.
a. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

7. Harmostes dorsalis.

dorsalis, Burm. Handh. Ent. ii. 307.
Mexico.

8. Harmostes prolixus.
prolixus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 37.

Rio Janeiro.

9. HARM'tSTES APICATUS.

apicatus, Slal, Eug. Resa, 36.
Bueuos Ayres.

10. Harmostes nebulosus.
nebulosus, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 307.
Mexico.

Genus 2. PSEUDOPHLCEUS.

Pseudophloeus, Burm. Handb. Ent. 20S. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 217 — Atraclus,
p., C. //. 522.

1. PsEUDOPHLCEUS WaLTLII.

Atractus Waltli, C. H. 522 — Coreus Hispanus, Ramh. Faun. And. 134.
France.

3. PsEUDOPHLCEUS XUBILUS.

Atractus nubilus, C. H. 522 — Pseudophloeus dcntipes, Boh. Nya. Sw.
Hem. — Bathysolin nubilus, Fieb. Eur. Jletn. 216.

a. Versailles.

HEMU'TERA HETEHOPTEHA, 15

3. PSEUDOPHLCEUS SPINIPES.

Atractus? spinipes, C\ 11.523 — Arenocoiis spinipes, Muls. et Rrt/, Pun.
France, iii. 76.

a. Ilaly. Presented by Dr. Dovvler.

4. PsEUDopnr.cEus laticornis.

Coreus laticornis, Schill. Beilr. 42, pi. 2, f. 2. Panz. Faun. Germ. 135, 3
— Atractus cinereus, De Lap. Hem. 46. Serv. Hem. 210, pi. 4, f. 1 —
Spalliocera laticornis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 215. Muls. cl Jlet/, Pun.
France, iii. 96.

France. Germany.

a — i, Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

5, PSEUDOPHLCEUS DaLMANNI.

Coreus Dalmanni, tSchill, Beitr. 41, pi. 1, f. 1 — Areuocoris Dalmanni,
Hahn, Wanz. Ins. ii. 112, pi. 64, f, 193 — PseudophlcKus .'' Ualmanni,
Burm. Handb. Enl. ii. 308 — Spatbocera Dablmanni, Fvb, Eur. Hem.
216— Spatboceia Dalmani, Stein, Berl. Enl. Zeit. iv. 254. Stal,
K. V.Ak. Fork. 1862,205. Douglas and Scott, Hem. 2\6. Muls.
el Bey, Pun. France, iii. 99.

Europe.

6. PsEUDOPHLCEUS FaLLENI.

Coreus Falleni, 5cAi7/. Beilr. 46, pi. 1, f. 2 — Arenocoris Falleni, //o/t»,
Wanz. Ins. ii. 112, f. 192 — Pseudopbla^us Falienii, Burm. Handb.
Enl. ii. 308. Serv. Hist. Hem. 247. Gorski, Anal. Enl. 153. Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 217. Stal, K. V. Ak. Fork. 1862, 267. Dow/las and
Scolt, Hem. 124. Muls. el Bey, Pun. France, iii. 88 — Atractus
lituratus, Curt. Brit. Enl. x. 500.

o — c. England. Presented by F. Smitb, Esq.
d, e. England.

7. PsEUDOPHI.CEUS LOBATUS.

lobatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 6, pi. 182, f. 561. Cosia, Cim. Cent. 2, G.
Gorski, Anal. Enl. 154 — Syroniasles obscurus, Germ. Faun. Fur. 22,
11 — Spatbocera loliaia, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 216. Stein, Berl. Enl, Zeit.
iv. 254. Muls. el Bey, Pun. France, iii. 101.

Soutb Europe.

8. PsEUDOPll CEUb AUKICULAIXS.

auriculatus, Fieb. Eur. Hsm. 217.
Sicily.

16 CATALOGUE UF

9. PsEUDOPHLOiUS TYFH^CORNIS.

Coreiis lypliaecornis, Fabr. St/st. Rhyn. 198. Panz. Faun. Germ. 127, 7 —
Pseudopblceus obscurus, Il.-Sch. JVanz. Ins. v. 5, pi. 181, f. 500.
Gorski, Anal. Eat. 155 — Pseiuiophloeus Genei, Germ. Faun. Eur. '24,
18 — Atractiis Genei, Spin. Ess. 213 — Sliobiloloma typhiscornis, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 218. 31uls. el Reij, Pun. France, iii. 81.

South Europe. Mesopotamia.

10. PSEUDOFHLCEUS MARGINATUS.

Aoplocbilus luaigiuatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 218.
Sicliy.

11. PsEUDOPHLfEUS DISCIGER.

Paletlirocoris disciger, Kol. Mel. 4H, pi. 7, f. 4.
Caucasus Region.

South America.

12. PsEUDOPHLffiUS MUTICUS.

muticus, S(/nt. A. S. E. F. ■iine Ser. iii. 559.
Chili.

13. PsEUDOPHLCEUS ChILENSIS.

Chilensis, Siein, Zeitsch. 253. Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Sir, iii. bbd.
Chili.

Genus 3. CERALEPTUS, C. 11. 523.
1. Ceralepius gracilicokms, C. H. 523.
a. Polish Ukraine. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

2. CeRALEPTUS SQUALinUS.

squalidiis, Cosla, Cent. 213, pi. 4, f. 7. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 219. F)(ju(jlas
and Scott, Hem. 127, pi. 5, f. 1 — lividus. Stein, Berl. Ent. Zeit. ii. 75.

a. ?

3. Ceraleptus LEPTOCERUS.
squalidus, Stein, Berl. Ent. Zeit. ii. 73 — leptocerus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 219.
South Europe.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 17

4. Ceualeptus macclatus.

maculatiis, Stein, Bed. Ent. Zeit. ii. 7a— Coreus neglectus ? H.-Sch.
IVanz. Ins. ix. '256.

Germany,

5. C'EUALKPfUS BeLLIERI.

Bellieri, Si/nt. A. S. E. F. -ime Ser. ii. 375. Mali, el Rci/, Pan. France,
ill. 73.

Corsica.

Genus 4. THERAPHA.
Therapha, Serv. Hem. 245.

1. Thekapha Hvoscyami.

Rhopalus Hyoscyami, C. H. 530.

a — /. England.

m. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureaii.

n — p. Italy. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

q — s. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

t. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 5. MARGUS, C. //. 523.
1. Margus pectoualis, C. II. 523.
a. Columbia. P'rora M. Goudot's collection.

2. Margus pallipes, C. II. 524.
a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

3. Margus obscurator.

Coreus obscurator, Fabr. Si/st. Rhijn. 200. — Margus inipudciis, Slal. Rio
Jan. Hem. i. 37. — Margus obscurator, Slal. Hem. Fabr. i. 57.

Brazil.

4. Margus nervosopuxctatus.

nervosopunctatus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 58. Si/nl. A, S. E.F. Ame Sir.
iii. 560, pi. 13. f. 34.

Chili.

5. Margus sinua tocoi.lis.

MerocorissinualocoUis, Spin. Faun. Cliil. U)2 — Margns sinuatocoUis, Sijnt,
A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 560.

Chili.

18 CATALOGUE OF

6. Mahgus ixcoxspicuds.

Syromastes inconspicnus, Il.-Sck. JJ'anz. Ins. iv. 14, pi. 185, f. 570. Slal,
Hem, Fabr. i. 58.

Mexico.

7. Margus graptosternus.

graptosternus, Slal^ Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 304. \Hem. Fabr. i. 58.

New Granada.

8. Margus pallescens.
palleseens, Slal, K. V. Ak. Ilandb. vi. 58. Hem. Fabr. i. 58.
Buenos Ayres.

9. Margus inornatus.
inornatus, Stal. Stelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 304.
Mexico.

10. Margus distinctus.

distinctus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 559, pi. 13, f. 22. Stal, Hem.
Fabr. i. 58.

Chili.

11. Margus migropunctatus.

nigropunctatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame. Sh\ iii. 560, pi. 13, f. 23. Stal,
Hem. Fabr. i. 58.

Chili.

Genus fi. MACCEVETHUS, C. //. 524.

1. Maccevethus errans, C. H. 524.

Covizus lineola, Stal, Hem. Fabr. \. 68.

a, b. Italy. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

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

2. Maccevethus Corsicus.

Corsicus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4vic Ser. ii. 376. JlTuls. el Rei/, Pun.
France, iii. 108.

Corsica.

3. Macevethus lativentris.
lativentris, Motsch. Dull. Soc, Nat. Mosc. xxxix. i. 198.
Japan.

Genus 7. RHOPALUS, C.H. 525.

Brachycarenus, Fieber, and Colobatus, Mulsant and Rey, are included
in this genus.

lIE^riPTEKA UETEKOPTKltA.

19

Europe.

1. Riioi'ALus Abutilon.

Ciinex Ahulilon, Rossi, Faun. Etr. sp. 1325 — Cimex inas'iiconiis, Fair.
Ent. Sysl. iv. 148 — Coieus inaf^uiconiis, Fabr. Sij'il. lilnjn. 200 —
Coieiis capitalus, Paiiz. Faun. Germ. 92, 19 — Rliupalus iiiagniconiis,
Sahib. Gcoc. Fen. 45 — Curizus substrialus, Klwj. Burni. Ent. ii.
30(3— Cuiiziis Abutilon, Synt. A S.E F.3nie Ser. vii. 77— Hhoitaliis
crasbicoiuis, C. IL 527— llho|ia!us Aluitiluii, Fcib. Eur. Iletn. 223.
Muls.et Rey, Pun. France, u\. 115 — Coiciis Abiililuii, •'Sial, Hem. Fabr.
i. 69.

a — d. Englaiul.

e. Ilaly. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

/. Europe. From Mr. Chilcireu's collection.

g. S. P'rance.

h. Italy.

2. Rhopalus Signoreti.

Cimex niaf>nicornis, ? Fabr. — Corizus mag'nicornis, Si/nl. A. S. E. F. '^ine
Ser. vii. 80 — Rhopalus Signoreti, Muls. el Rey, Pun. France, iii. lilO.

Signoret and Mulsant are of opinion that this species is the C.
magnicoruis of Fabr.

France.

3. Rhopalus crassicoknis.

Cimex crassicornis, Linn. Faun. Suec. 9J'2;,SysL Nat. i. 729 — Lygffius
crassicornis, Fabr. Ent. Syit. iv. 168, ^Volff, Wanz, /«.«. f. 140 —
Coreus crassicornis, Fabr. SyH. R/iyn. 201. Panz. Faun. Germ,
92, 18 — Corizus crassicornis, Fall, llem. 41. Synt. A. S. E. F. 'Stne
Ser. vii. 79 — Rhopalus crassicornis, Svhill. Bcitr. pi. 6, f. 2 : Wanz.
Ins. 1'. 227. Sahib. Geo. Fen. 45. Ficb. Eur. Ilcin. 234 — Rhopalus
magnicoruis, C. H. o2S.

a — h. England.

t — /. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

m. Italy.

n — X. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

4. Rhopalus gracilis, C. II. 528.

Corisus truncalus, Rainb. Faun. And. 144 — Corizus sanguincas, Costa,
Cim. Reyn. Neap. 14, pi. 6. f. 7, 8. Dohrn, Stelt. Ent. Zcj/, 1860,
107, pi. 1, f. 7 — Corizus Siculus, Synt. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. vii. 91 —
Rhopalus iruncatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 234 — Colobatus gracilis, Muls
et Rey, Pun. France, iii. 137.

a — i. France, Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Inhabits Chili also.

5. Rhopalus lepidus.

lepidus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 234,

Corsica,

90

CATALOGUE OF

(5. Rhopalus tigrinus, C. 11. 528.
Coviziis laiiceps, Bnh. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1849— Coiizus gcniniatiis, Coxla,
Cent. 3 — 4, 13, pi. ti, f. 7 — Bracliyoareiuis tiRiiniis, Fieb. Eur. Hem.
237. Mills, el Rey, Pun. France, iii. 143 — Covisus pudicus, Ramb.
Faun. And. 143.

a. S. France. Presented hy W . W. Saunders, Esq.

b. S. France.

7. Rhopalus maculatus, C. H. 528.

CorizMs maculatus, Fii-b. Eur. Hem. 235. Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Swe Ser.
vii. 93. Ftor, RInjmh. Liv. i. 193. Douglas and Scolt, Hem. ii. 33 —
Rlidpalus maculauis, Mais, el Rey, Pun. France, iii. 126.

a. Enj^land.

b. Europe. From Mr. Cliildrcn's collection.

8. RhOPAHS CAPITATUS, C. II. 528.

Ciincx nervosum Scop. Ent. Cam. 129 — Corizus capilatus, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 235.

a. En-iland. Prevented by E. C. Rye, Esq.

b — y. Enj^land.

h. Italy. Prcecnted hy Dr. Dowler.

9. Rhopalus uistinctus.
Corizus disiinctus, Synl. A. S. E. F. :^me Ser. vii. S3— Rhopalus disliiictus,

3Iuts. el Rry, Pun. France, iii. 127.
S. France.

ID. Rhopalus errans.
Ciincx lincola, Fain: Manl In.s ii. 302 — Lygaus lineola, Fabr. Enl.
iSysl. iv. 1()3; Syst. A'/i_y/i. 228— Coreus errans, Fabr. Syst.Rliyn. 200.
Cnqucb. Icon. pi. 10, f. 11 — Myrmus errans, Wul/f', ll'anz. Jus.
i. 22(i — Corizus errans, Panz, Faun, (r'enn. 127, 1 — Corizus Caucasicus,
Eol. Me]. 59, pi. 7, f. 5 — Cymus Btelicus, Ramb. Faun. And. 141 —
Rhopalus errans, Fieb. Eur. //em. 233 — Rlnqialus lineola, Slal, Ileni.
Fabr. i. ()8.

S. Europe.

I J. Rhopaj.us cunsplusus.

Corizus conspir.sus, Fieb. Weil. IJeil. 3,')(), pi. 2, (. 27; Eur. Ilem. 236 —
(_'(uizus guttatus, Synl. A. S. E. F. '.inie Ser. vii. 83 — Rhojialus
conspersus, Muls. el Rey, Pun. Fra)ue, iii. 129.

Germany. Switzerland.

12. Rhopalus pkatensis, C. H. 530.

a. England. l*res( nlcd by \V. W. Saunders, Esip
a — i. England.

HEMlPXEJtA llETEKOl'TEKA. 21

j, S, France. Prcseuted by M. Scivillc.

A, /. Italy.

VI, n. Aliica, From Mr. Cbildreirs coUeclion.

— u, Europe. Preseiiled by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

13. Rhoi'alus Victokis.
Victoris, Muls. el Rey, Pun. Fraucf, iii. 123.
Fiance.

14. Rnoi'ALus Eurts.
Kbopalus rufus, Schilt, Bcilr. 52 — Curizus rufescens, Kol. Md. ii. 59, pj.
7, 1". <) — Cori/us rutus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 236 — Kbopalus rul'us, MuU
el Rey, Pun. Fiance, iii. 135.

France. Germauy.

15. Khopaluo meiudionalis.
Coiizus nieridionalis, Jukmvlelf, lloiic Sue. Enl. Ross. vi. 1 IG.
Aslraubau.

America.

16. RhOI'ALUS PU.NCTII'ENNIS, C. 11, 52(5.

a. N. America. Presented by ibe Entomological Club.

b. "i Mexico. Preseuttd by W. W. JSauuders, Esq.

17. RhOPALUS PUNCIIVENTRIS, C. 11. 526.

a, h. N. Amciica. P'rom Lieut. Piedman's collection.

18. Hhoi'alus maculigeiius.
maculigerus, Uhlcr, punctipennis ?
a — e. Illinois. Presented by F. Walker, Esij.

19. IIHOPALUS KUBEli, C. II. 525.

a. Columbia. From M. Guodoi's coUccliuu.

20. RhOPALUS yCADlULINEATUS.

Corizus quadrilineatus, S(jnl. A. S. E. F. '3uic Ser. vii. 90.
Cbili.

21. RhOPALUS ElKEATOVENTKIS.

Merocoris linealovcnlris, Spin. Faun. Chil. 1(38 — Corizus lineatoveutris
Synt. A. S. E. F. 3me Scr. vii. 90.

Chili.

as CATALOGUIi OF

22. linOPALUS FENESIUATUS.

Coiizus fcnestnitus, Sgnl, A. S. E. F. Zme Ser. vii. 93.
Chili.

23. Rhopalus rubescens (nomen bis ledum).
Merocoris rubescens, Spin. Faun. Chil. 173 — Coiius mbesccus, S()nt. A. S.
E. F. 'ime Ser. vii. \)b.

Chili.

24. Rhopalus annulatus.
Corizus annulatus, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 'Sine Ser. vii. 98.
Chili.

25. Rhopalus maculiventuis.
Merocoris uiaculiventris, Spin. Faun. Chil. 170.
Chili.

26. Rhopalvs microtomus.
Merocoris microlouius, Spin. Faun. Chil. 170.
Chili.

27. RuOPALliS TRICOSTATUS.

Merocoris tricostalus, Spin. Faun. Chil. 172.
Chili.

28. Rhopalus Sid.e, C. II. 527.

Corizus Sickc, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Swe Sir. vii. 95. Slal, Jlrin. Fair. i. ()9.

a, b. W. Iiifiies. From Mr. Chiitlreii's collection.
c, d. S. America. Froui Mr. Children's collecliou.
e,f. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

29. Rhopalus hyalinus.

LygajMS hyalinus, Fair. Ent. Si/st. iv. 168 — Coreus hyalinus, Fulr. Si/^t.
Rhyn. 201 — Rhopalus truncatus, Fieb. Eur. Ilim. 234 — Rhopalus
hyalinus, Stal, Ilcm. Fabr. i. ()9.

\V. Indies.

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

30. Rhopalus sou tat us.
scutatus, Stal, Eug. Re.ui, 239.

California.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 23

31. RhOPALUS I'ICTIPES.

Corizus pictipes, Sinl, Euij. Riaa, 2.'5i). proximiis, Sijnt. A. .9. E. F. ^mc
Ser. vii. 9(5 — Mexic.uiiis, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. vii. 95 —
nebulosus, Si/nt. A. S. E. F. '3me Ser. vii. 98.

Buenos Ayres. Tahiti.

a — d. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.
e. Tejiica. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.
/. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

;V2. Rhopalus LUr.ENS.
lugens, Slal, Eng. Resa. 240.
Galapagos.

33. Rhopalus ventralis.
Corizus ventralis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. '3me S^r. vii. 92.
Mexico.

34. Rhopalus scutellaris.
Corizus pilosicollis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 185"), 31. Sgnl. A. S. E.
F. 'Sine Ser. vii. 7(5 — Corizus scutellnris, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii, 115 —
Coiizus Stalii, Si/nl. A. S. E. F. Sine Ser. vii. 78 — Corizus Coquerelii,
Sgn). A. S. E. F. vii. 78.

Madagascar.

a. S. Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

S. Asia.
35. Rhopalus Bengalensis, C. U. 528.
a. N. Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

36. Rhopalus Chinexsis, C. H. 529.
a. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.

Genus 8. ERETMOPHORA.
Eretmophora, S/fen, Berl. Ent. Zeil. iv. 255.

1. Eretmophora protensa.
protensa, Stein, Berl. Ent. Zeil. iv. 255.
Monte Video.

The following genus has been referred to the Rhopalida; ; the four
wings are rudinieutury.

Genus. MYllMIDIUS.
Myrmidius, Costa, A)in. Mus. Zool. Nap. ii. 135.

24 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 8. ERETMOPHORA.
Eretmophora, Slein, Berl. Ent. Zeit. iv. 255.

1. Eretmophora puotensa.
protensa, Stein, Berl. Ent. Zeit. iv. 255.
Monte Video.

The following; genus has been referred to the RhopalidiB ; the four
wings are rudimentary.

Genus MYRMIDIUS.
Myrmidius, Costa, Ann. Mas. Zooi. Nap. ii. 135.

1. Myrmidius flavidus.
flavidus, Costa, Ann. Mm. Zool. Nap. ii. 13(5, pi. 1, f. 7.
Italy.

Genus 9. ELDARCA.
Eldarca, Sgyit. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. iii. 557.

1. Et.darca hcematomera.

Merocoris hcematomera, Spin. Faun. Chil. 167 — Eldarca hcemalomera,
Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. iii. 557, pi. 2, f 8.

Chili.

2. Eldarca nigra.

nigra, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. iii. 558.

Chili.

3. Eldarca Germainii.

Gerraainii, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. iii. 558, pi. 11, f. 3— Arioge
Germainii, Stal, (Efv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1867, 550.

Chili.

4. Eldarca sulcicornis.

sulcicornis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. iii. 558, pi. 13, f. 20.

Chili.

Tribe 3. INFERICORNIA, C. II. 530.

A. Rostrum with four dislinct joints. Membrane of the

fore wings with more than one longitudinal vein 1. Lvg.eid.e.

B. Rostrum with only three distinct joints. Membrane

of the fore wings with only one longitudinal vein 2. Anthocoridj;.

HEMIPTEI^A IIETEROI'TBIIA. 26

Fain. 1. LYG^IDiE, C. //. 631.

Lygeides and Rliypaioehromides, Sermlle — Lyji^teina, Lygajidae, Rliypa-
rochioinidiE, PhygudicidtE, lleuestaiidif, and Cymida", Douglas and
Scott.

Prof. Stal has divided this family into ten subfamilies: —

A. Abdominal segments nearly equally long.

a. Fore acetabula remote from llie hind border

of the prostetliium. - - . 1. Blissida.

b. Fore acetabula on the hind border of the

prostethium.
* All the ventral incisures extending to the

sides,
f Fore wings not wholly dilated, nor broader

than the abdomen.
X Hook emitted by the subtensor vein.
§ Proslernum and mesosternum with no distinct

furrow.
X Fore femora not or hardly thicker than the
liind femora, unarmed, or thinly spinulose.
Membrane furnished with an areolet in the
interior basal angle,
-f- Areolet of the membrane emitting two veins. 2. LvOiEiDA.

-i — h Areolet of the membrane emitting one longi-
tudinal vein. - . - . 3. Malcida.
00 Membrane with no basal areolet. - - 4. Geocorida.
XX Fore femora much thicker than the hind

femora, with many spines beneath. - 5. PAOHYORONTHinA.

§§ Presternum and mesosternum with a distinct

furrow. ----- 6. CitypTojiHAMPHinA.
X\. Hook emitted by the connecting vein. - 7., Phyuauicida.

fi Fore wings wholly dilated and broader than

the abdomen. . - . - 8. Cymida.

** Third ventral incisure not extending to the

sides, near which it is recurved. - - 9. Rhyparocmromioa.

B. Abdomen contracted at the base ; second and

third segments very long. - - lU. CoLOBATimisTiDA.

The same author has divided these subfamilies iuto genera, as follows:—

1. Blissida.

A. Body slightly depressed. Fore legs much incras-

sated; tibiae with many spines, much shorter

than tbe femora. . . . - Cuelochirus.

B. Body considerably depressed. Fore femora and

fore tibia; nearly equally long, the latter
neither incrassated nor spinose.
a. Middle legs very reinote from each other. Hind

femora much incrassated and compressed. - Bochuus.

E

96

CATALOGUE OF

b. Middle legs hardly or slightly remote from each

other.
* Hind femora unarmed. - - - -

** Hind femora with many spines beneath. -

Blissus.
Papiriub.

2. LvGiEIDA.

A. Eyes petiolated. ----- Abtacops.

B. Eyes sessile.

a. Anlenuifeious tubercles obtuse. - - . LyCiEus.

b. Antennifcrous tubercles sbarjdy prominent on the

outer side in front. - - . - Nysius.

4. Geocouida.

A. Clavus widened towards the tip, or with parallel

sides.

a. Body elongate. . - - - -

b. Body obloug.

* Petiole of the eyes short.

f Bucculi long, extended by the insertion of the

antennae. - - _ - -

■ft Bucculi very short. . - - .

** Petiole of the eyes long. - - - -

B. Ciavus perceptibly straitened towards the tip,

sometimes narrowly joined with the corium. -

NiNDS.

Henestaris.

Gkrmalos.

HOEMIJS.

Geocobis.

5. Pachygroxthida.

A. First joint of the antennae very short, but extend-

ing ill front of the head.

a. Eyes slighily prominent. First joint of the rostrum

extending to the base of llu; bead. - - Teracrius.

b. Eyes cmisiderably prominent. First joint of the

antenna; not extending to the base of the bead. Phlegyas.

B, First joint of the antenna! longer than any of the

others, extending beyond tiie head.

a. First joint of the antenna; gradually incrassated

towards the lip, shorter or seldom slightly

longer than the thorax. - - - (Edanoala.

b. First joint of the anteinue suddenly incrassated

towards the tip, longer than the thorax. - PACHyoRONTHA.

8. Cymida.

Antennifcrous tubercles sharply prominent in
front on the outer side. First joint of the
antenna) long, extending much beyond the tip
of the head. _ - - - -

Antenniferous tubercles obtuse. First joint of the
antenna; shorter than the bead, not or slightly
extending bt'youd the lip oi' the latter.

Ctmodema.

OXYCARENUS.

HEMIPTKRA HETEROPTERA.

S7

9. Rhyparooiiromida.

A. Ocelli more remote from each other than from

the eyes.

a. Post-ocular part of the head short, not narrowed

hindward. ----- Clerada.

b. Post-ocular part of the head long, narrowed

hindward. ----- Pactye.

B. Ocelli less remote from each other than from the

eyes.

a. Rostrum thick ; first and second joints very short. Pancuoea.

b. Rostrum slender ; first and second joints lung.

* Eyes far from the base of the head.

f Head with uo neck. - _ - . Herckus.

ff Head with a cylindrical neck. - . . Myooocha.

* Eyes close to the base of the head,
f Thorax straitened.

J First joint of the antennre longer than the head.- Narbo.

Jl First joint of the antenna; shorter tli.ni the head
§ Sides of the protliorax rather obtuse or very
convex, nut keeled.
X Fore lobe of the proihnrax thrice or four times
longer than the hind lobe.
o Eyes not close to the proihorax. First joint of the

antenna extending much heyond the head. - Cnemodus.

00 Eyes close to the prothorax. First joint of the

antenna; hardly extending beyond the head. - Fontejus.

X X Lobes of the prothorax equally long, or the fore
lobe not more than twice longer than the hind
lobe, rarely a little shorter.
o Head not narrower than the hind lobe of the

prothorax. ----- Gyndes.

00 Head narrower than the hind lobe of the pro-
thorax. - - . - . Pi.ociomera.
§§ Sides of the fore lobes of the prothorax keeled. - Polycuates.
ff Thorax very seMoin slightly straitened.
{ Longitudinal veins of the membrane not joined by

the transverse veinlet.
§ Sides of the prothorax notched near the hind

border. ----- Euander.

§§ Sides of the prothorax not notched near the hind

border.
X Fore femora spiny beneath.
First joint of the hind tarsi somewhat lunger than

the two a|)ical joints together. - - Phoroneus.

00 First joint of ihe hind tarsi nearly or more than
twice longer llian the two ;ipical joints together.
-4- First joint of the antennae not extending to the lip

of the head. ----- Poeantius.

H — t- First joint of the anteuuse extending more or less

beyond the head. - . - - Beosus.

28

CATALOGUE OF

XX Fore femora unarmed. - . - - Androgeus.

II Three exterior veins of the membrane joined by

ihe transverse veinlet. - - _ Lethceus.

The following Synopsis is an abbreviated translation of Fieber's
arrangement of the European species of the family.

A. Anteunce 3-jointcd. .... Thitomacera.

B. Antenna; 4-joiuled.

a. Fore auxiliary segments in the middle of the

discal segments. - - . . Ischnodemus.

b. All the auxiliary segments inserted by the hind

borders of the discal segments.
* Hooks of the areolets distinct,
f Hooks on the lower veins. Veins of the mem-
brane springing from its base, the two inner
veins from one areolet, or all the veins free.
J First joint of the hind tarsi much longer than the
second and third joints together, rarely
equalling them in length.
§ Prothiirax in front with two transverse c/;-forming
furrows. Membrane with one areolet at the
base of the two inner veins (Ljgaeidea).
X Eyes truncated behind. ... Tetealaccus.

X X Eyes not truncated behind.

o Rostrum longer than the head beneath.- - LvGiEUS.

00 Rostrum as long as the bead beneath.

-i- Fore femora with a little subapical spine. - C.enocoris,

-i--i- Fore femora unarmed.

-I-+ Head transverse. P'irst joint of the hind tarsi

as long as the second and third joints together. Aeocatus.

++++ Head as long as broaii. First joint of the hind
tarsi longer than the second and third joints
together.
u^ Sculellum in the middle with lateral furrows. - Lyg^eosoma.

t^t.cn Sculellum without furrows. ... Nysius.

§§ Prolhorax in front without transverse furrows.
Membrane with four or five longitudinal straight
or curved veins.
X Protliorax contracted behind the middle; sides

tumid. (Plociomera).
o Prothorax much longer than its hind border. . Paeomius.

oo Prothorax as long as the breadth of its hind border. Plociomehus.
X X Prothorax not contracted, or with the hind part
contracted beneath,
o vSifies of the prothorax obtuse or concise.
-+ Sides of the prothorax without keels.
++ Prolhorax clongatfti.

K?! Rostrum extending lo the propcetns. - - Phodkhus.

•^"^ Rostrum extending lo the middle of the meso-

pectus. - - _ - . loos.

+++-^ Prothorax trapezifortn, short.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA.

29

+
++

+ +
ten

T++-*

+
+ +

©0

©0

+

00
++

00

0©
V

vv

oo

Kdstrum extending to the tip of tlie abdomen. - Mecorhamphus.

llostriim not extending beyond the raetapectus.

Eyes seiuicircuiar. . - . . Henestaris.

Eyes elongated. - . . - Oi'Hxualmicus.

Sides of the pioihorax with distinct keels.

Piothorax exeavated in front.

Head triangidar. . . . . Plinthisus.

Head pentagonal. - - . . Duymus.

Prothoras straight in front.

Prothorax elongated or almost rectangular.

Rostrum extending to the middle of the meta-

peCtUS. .... - ISCHNOCORIS.

Pio»trum extending to the hiud border of the

mesopectus.
Fore femora unarmed, rarely with some bristles

on the under edge.
Second joint of the rostrum longer than the first. Macrodema.

Second joint of the rostrum shorter than the first. Aoploscelis.

Fore femora with one or more s|)ines beneath.

Fore femora with a stout spine near the tip. - Meoalonotus.
Fore femora with two minute spines in the

middle. - - - . . Pterotuetus.

Prothorax trapeziform, varying in length.
Head longer than the breadth of the neck.

Body and limbs roughly hairy. - - - Lasiocoris.

Body and limbs bare, or at most finely hairy.

Fore femora not very thick. ... Peritrechu5.
Fore femora very thick. ... Tropistethus.

Head shorter than the breadth of the neck.
Sides of the prothorax straight.

Body bare, smooth, shining. - - - Lamprodema.

Body wholly pubescent. ... PioNOSOiius.

Sides of the prothorax excavated.
Prothorax with a conspicuous rim on the fore

border. - . - - _ Lasiosoma.

Prothorax with no rim on the fore border.

Fore femora unarmed. - . - Acomi'Us.

Fore femora with bristles on both edges beneath. Styunus.

Sides of ihe prothorax foliaceous.
Sides of the prothorax foliaceous only on the

hinder half. . - - . . Homalodema.

Sides of the prothorax foliaceous along the whole

length.
Fore border of the prothorax with a rim.
Kostrum slender, extending to the hiud border

of the metapectus. . - - - Eremocohis.

Rostrum stout, expending to the hind border of

the mesopeclus. . . . . Scolopostethus.

Fore border of the prothorax with no rim.
First joint of the hind tarsi only a little longer

than the second and third joints together.

so

CATALOGUE OF

-\- Fore femora slender, with some little spines. - Hyalochilus.
-\ — \- Fore femora thick, with one stout s|)ine. - Trapezonotcs.

to«05 First joint of the hind tarsi almost twice or thrice
longer than the second and third joints
together.
4" Fore border of the prothorax straight, with an

abbreviated neck. . . - - Ischnotarsos.

-] — |- Fore border of the prothorax excavated, rarely
straight.
= First joint of the rostrum shorter than the head. - Microtoma.

=z= First joint of the rostrum as long as the head, or
somewhat longer.
O Fore femora beset only on the inner edge of the
fore half with one stout spine and with some
little spines.
V Rostrum extending to the hind border of the
metapectus. First joint of the hind tarsi thrice
as long as the second and third joints together. Leth^us.

VV Rostrum extending to the hind border of the
mesiipectus. First joint of the hind tarsi twice
as lung as the second and third joints
together. - - . . Rhyparochromob.

OO Fore femora beset with spines of equal size along
the whole inner edge.
V Prothorax short, trapeziform.
j^ Outer edge of the fore femora beset with three or

four spines. - - - - . Beosus.

^^ Outer edge of the fore femora beset with six or
eight spines.
>■ Rostrum extending to the middle of the meso-

peCtUS. . - - - . GoNIANOTUS.

>■ >■ Rostrum extending to the middle of the meta-
pectus. _ . . . ■ Emblethib.

W Prothorax elongate, trapeziform.
^ First joint of the anienn^ longer tlian the fore
part of the head. First joint of the hind tarsi
thrice as long as the second and third joints
together. - - _ - . Tschnopeza.

^^ First joint of the antennse as long as the fore part
of the head. First joint of the hind tarsi twice
as long as the second and tliird together. - Neurocladus.

Jl First joint of the hind tarsi siiorter than the

second and third joints together.
§ Rostrum extending to the base of the alidomen.- Ischnorhynchub.
§§ Rostrum not extending beyond the middle of the

mesopectus.
X Eyes small. ----- Artheneis.

XX Eyes large. ----- Bolcocranum.

ff Hooks on the inner veins. Veins (tf the membrane
springing from the basal areolets.
X Prothorax elongate, trapeziform, - - Phyoadicus.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA.

31

Cymus.

Cy MO DEM A.

Anomaloptera.

oxycarenus.

Brachyplax.
Campxoxelus.

AIacroplax.

Metopoplax.

MiCROPLAX.

Macropterna.

JJ Prothorax transversely trapeziform. - - Plattplax.

** No hooks on the aieolets.
•f Prothorax in front with a sliovt middle keel.
J First joint of the rostrum as lon<^ as the head.
H First joint of the rostrum shorter than the head.-
ft Prothorax wilh no middle keel.
X Fore wings wilh no memhrane. - - -

Jf Fore wings with a memhrane.
§ Apical veins of the wing-areolets not petiolated.
X Cheek segments small, linear,
o Rostrum extending to the second ventral segment
00 Rostrum not extending beyouil the middle of the
mesopectus. - - - - -

XX Cheek segments half-round. - - -

§§ Apical veins of the wing areolets petiolated.
X cheek segments broad. . - - -

X X Cheek cegments not broad, almost semicircular,
o Petioles of the apical reins much shorter than the
forks. .-----
GO Petioles of the apical reins as long as the forks.
—i- Tarsi stout. . - - - -

-)--+- Tarsi slender. - . - - .

The genera Philomyrmex, of Sahlberg, and Aphanosoma, of Costa,
are not indicated by Fieber in his Synopsis, from want of definite informa-
tion respecting them, and for the same reason they are omitted here.

In this Catalogue the genera of Lygsidce are arranged as follows: —

A. Antennas 4-jointed.

a. Fore femora not twice longer than the hind

femora.
* Membrane of the fore wings with transverse

veins.
t Eyes not petiolated.
J Eyes not contracted behind.
§ First joint of the rostrum not in a furrow.
X Fore femora not or hardly thicker than the hind
femora.
Membrane with one l)asal areolet.
-)- First joint of the rostium extending beyond the
base of the head.
First joint of tlie rostrum longer than the head. - 2. Lyg^us.

First joint of the rostrum as long as the head. - 3. Ccenocoris.
First joint of the rostrum not extending beyond

the base of the head.
Fore femora unarmed.

Antenna longer than the body. - - - 9. Malcus.

MP1U71 Antennffi not longer than the body.

-f Third and fourth veins of the membrane united

near the base. ... - 4. Arocatus.

4— {- Third and fourth veins of the membrane parallel

to each other. ... - 7. Nysius.

4-+

32

CATALOGUE OF

++++++
00

XX

n

X

§§

8. Heteeogaster.

] 1. LETHiEUS.

10. Teracrius.

29. EuGisTus.

22.Tetralaccus.

1. astacops.

30. Henestaris.

38. Anisogoris.

shorter than the

X

++
++++

+
+ +

++++
00

XX

§§

X

XX

+
++

Fore femora spiny beneath. - . - 5. Orsillus.

Fore femora unitlentate beneath. - - 6. Betonochilus.

Membrane with two or more basal areolets.
Corium with two areolets on the hinii border
Coriiun with no areolets on the hind border.
Fore femora much thicker than the hind femora,

with many spines beneath. - - -

First joint of the rostrum in a farrow.
Eyes contracted behind. . - - -

Eyes petiolaled, or nearly so.
llostrum not extending beyond the hind coxae.
Ocelli approximate. - - _ -

Ocelli far apart. - . - - -

llostrum extending beyond the hind coxae.
Membrane of the fore wings with no transverse

veins.
Head not elongated hindward.
First joint of the antenuic

iiead.
Fore femora spiny beneath.
Abdomen uot very narrow.
Body not flat.

All the legs with distinct spines.
Head not attenuated in front.
Head attenuated in front.
Fore legs and middle legs with few sitines
Protborax not straitened in the middle.
Fore wings not rudinrentary.
Abdomen much straitened at the base. -
Abdomen uot straitened at the base.
Fore wings rudimentary.
Protliorax straitened in the middle.
Body flat.

Fore legs very thick. - - -

Fore legs not very thick.
Abdomen very narrow. - - .

Fore femora not spiny.
Head very broad. ...

Head not broad.

Abdomen narrower than the fore wings.
Pectus not furrowed.
Fore wings with a membrane.
Second joint of the antenna; longer than the third.

JMembraue with five veins.
E)es not very prominent. - - - 25. Cymus.

Eyes very prominent. . - - - 27. Nixtjs.

Second joint of the antenna) shorter than the

third. Membrane with four veins. - - 26. Cymodema.

Fore wings with no meml)rane. - - 28. Anomai.oi'XEra.

Pectus deei)ly furrowed. - - - 29. Crvptorhamphus.

Abdomen as bruad as the fore wings, or broader.

14. MlCROTOMA.

32. Larynoodks.

31. Cattarus.

13. RllYPAIlOCHROMUS.

- 15. pxerotmelus.

- 17. Plociomerus.

19. GASTtfODES.

](>. Plinthisus.

- 20. Oxycarenus.

24. Ophthalmicus.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 33

-*- Body elongate. - - . - - 21. Ischnodemus.
I — h Body oval.

++ First joint of the antenna nearly as long as the

head. - - . . . io_ Aphanus.

+++ First joint of the anteniire veiy short. - - 23. Blissus.

II First joint of tlie autennre as long as the head. ."37. Thaumastopus.

\ll First joint of ilie antennic longer tlian the head.

§ Legs not long. - - - - - 33. (Edvxcala.

§§ Legs very long. - - - - - 18. Orth.ka.

f-f- Head attenuated hindward. - - . 3 j. Myodocha.

b. Fore femora twice longer than the hind femora. 35. Paciiygrontha.

B. Antennoe 3-jointed. - - - - 30. Tuitomacera.

Genus 1. ASTACOPS.

Astacops, Bolsd. Voi/. Adrol. ii. (i37. .SV(//, Hem. Afr. ii. 125.

1. AsTACOrS AUSTHALIS.

australis, Boisd. Voij. Astrol. ii. G37, pi. 11, f. 15.
New Guinea.

2. ASTACOI'S DORYCUS.

Dorycus, Boisd. Voy. Aslrol. ii. 038, pi. II, f. 16.

Luteus scutello nigro., pedibus clytrisque rubris.

Var. a.? — Testaceous. Eyes, rostrum and scutellum black. Antennoe
and legs reddish. Abdomen l)eneath with three broad abbreviated black
bands. Corium blackish towards the tip. Membrane blackish, pale
cinereous towards the tip. Var. y.? — Like i'«r. /3. Scutellum testaceous.
Abdomen black. Coiium slraw-colonr, red along the exterior border.
Var. S. — Like var. /3. Hind femora moslly black. Corium luleous.
Membrane dark brown, blackish at liie base. Var. c. — Like var. 5. Hind
femora pale. ^Membrane pale brown.

a. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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

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

(/. Ke. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

.'^. Astacops Afzelii.
Afzelii, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 125.
Sierra Leone.

'1. AsTACOrS PLAOIATA.

plagiata, Stal. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir. v. 186,

Var.fi.? Luleous. Scutellum and dorsum of the abdomen black.
Abdomen beneath with three abbreviated black bands. Corium black at

p

34 CATALOGUE OF

ihe tip. Membrane cinereous. Tliis may be a var. of A. Fieberi,
supposing? that A. Fieberi and A. plapiata are two distinct species.
Var. y. ? — Red. Prothorax with a broad black band alon>j the fore border.
Scutelhmi, pectus and abdomen bhick, the latter beuealli with two broad
pale testaceous stripes. jNIembrane brown, cinereous towards the tip.
Var. d.? — Luteous, like var. y. Coiium black towards the tip. Var. e. —
Red, testaceous beneath. Scutellum black. Corium testaceous, black at
the base and towards the tip. Var. ^. — Like var. e. Corium pale at the
base. Var. rj. — Luteous. Prolhorax towards the hind border, scutellum,
pectus and corium black, the latter with a broad black middle band.
Membrane brown. Var. 6. — Like var. 77. Prothorax wholly black.

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

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

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

e. Wa^iou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Lsq.

f. Am. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esij.

g. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Sauuders, Esq.
h, i. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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

k, I. Mysol. From Mv. Wallace's collection,

m, n. Salwatty. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

5. AsTACOPs Fieberi,

Fieberi, Stal, A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 187.

Var. j3. — Reddish, pale yellow beneath. Rostrum black, reddish at
the base. Mesopcctus and melapecliis bordered with black. Abdomen
black above ; under side with three abbreviated black bands. I^eos red;
femora black at the base. Meml)rane brown. Var. y. — Like var. /3.
Mesopeclns and metapectns not bordered with black. Femora not black
at the base. Corium towards the tip with a black costal line. Var. 5. —
Like var. y. Mind femora black, pale at the base and at the tip, Corium
with no black line. Vur. e. — Like var. 8. Corium black, reddish towards
the base. Var. (. — Like var. S. Corium black towards the lip.

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

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

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

d. Amboina. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
e—h. Aru. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

i. Wai^iou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
j — /. Aru. From Mr. Wallace's collection,
m. Mysol. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
n. Safwatty. From Mr. Wallace's collection,

(5. AsTAcors NiGRii>p;s.
nigripes, Stal, Bcrl. Enl. Zeil. x. 163.
Manilla.

HEMII'TICKA IIETEROPTERA. 35

7. ASTACOPS VILLICUS.

villicus, Slal, Berl. Ent. Zcil. x. 104.
New Guinea.

8. AsTACOPS NUGAX.

nugax, Slal, Bed. Ent. Zeit. x. 101.
New Guinea.

9. AsTACOPS ANTICUS.

Jilas. Niger, capite frotlwracisque fascia aiilica rufis ; prol/wracis
sulcus Iransversus valde drtenninatus ; membrana niijricans. Var. /3.
— Scutelliun rufam. Var. y. — Prolhorax rufus, nnlice nujer.

Male. Black. Head and a broad band along ibe fore bortler of ibc
prothorax and of ibe propectus brigbt retl. Autenuie as \o\\^ as tbe body ;
ibird joint a little shorter iban tbe second and tban tbe fourili. Prolborax
with a deep transverse I'nrrow. iMeuibrane and bind winj^s blackisb.
Var. (5. — Scutelluni red. Var. y. — Prothorax reel, black in Iroiit of tbe
transverse furrow. This may be another species. Length of the body
3i lines.

a — c. Celebes. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
d. Ke. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esi|.
e,f. Aru. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Es([.
g. VVagiou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
h. Flores. Presented by VV. \V. Saunders, Esq.
i. Aru. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
■>. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

10. AsTACOPS DELINEATUS.

Fcem. Sordidc luteus, sublus lesUiceus, prolhoiacis fascia media scuUllo

femoribusque nigria ; corium fuscuin, (uteo vruosuin ; membruna

obscure fusca. Var. /3. Fcumra quatuor atilei iora Inlca.

Female. Dull luUous, testaceous beneath. Eyes prominent, not

petiolaled. Third and fourth joints of tbe antennue shorter than the

second. Prothorax with a black middle band. Scutelluni black. Femora

black; (our anterior femora occasionally luleous. Corium blown; veins

luteuus. Membrane dark brown. Leuglli oT the body — 0^- lines.

Very nearly allied lo A. Dorycus, and may be a variety of lliat
species.

a, h. New Guinea. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.
c. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
(/. Wagiou. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

36 CATALOGUE OF

11. ASTACOPS SPINIPES.

Mas. Luleus, siihlus testaceus, piothoracis fascia media scutello femori-
biis intermediis sublus femoribusque pnsticis nigris ; femora qualuor
posteriora spinosa ; membrana itif/ricans. Var. /3, — Prolliorax niger,
anlice luleus ; corium nigricanle nebulosum ; membrana nigra.

]\[ale. Liueoiis, testaceous beneath. Eyes veiy prominent, not
petiolaled. Tliird and fouilli joints of the anteunce niiirh shorter than the
second. Prolhorax witli a black middle band. Scutelium black. Four
posterior femora armed with spines beneath ; middle femora black beneath;
hind femora wholly black. Membrane blackish. Var. /3.— Piolhorax
wholly black except towards the fore border. Corium clouded with
blackish. Membrane black. Length of the body 6 lines.

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

b. Aru. From Mr. Wallaces collection.

12. ASTJCOPS NIGRICOEXIS.

Mas. Niger; oculi rufi ; prolhorax el abdomen riifo blvillalu ; abdo-
minis dorsum rufuvi; venler apicem versus riifus; corium nigricans,
costa apiccqne riijis.
Male. Black. Eyes red, moderately prominent. Third joint of the
antennie shorter than the second and than the fourth. Prolhorax and
al)doinen with a red slri|)e along each side; this stripe is dilated on the
prothorax and esjiecially so on tiie transverse furrow. Abdomen bright red
above and towards the tip beneath. Corium blackish, red along the costa
and towards the tip. Membrane black. Length of the body 6 lines,

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

13. As r AGO PS Degeeui.
Uegeeri, Slal, A. S. E. F. 4)He Ser. v. 187.
North Australia.

14. ASTACOPS? C.VLICiATUS.

Mas. Rufus, fere linearis, sublus albido tomentosus ; capul supra
nigru)n, lobo inlermcdio anguslo cariuulo ; oculi prominuli ; rostrum
nigrum, coxas posticus paullo superans ; antennce nigrce, corporis
dimidio mullo longiores ; prolliorax margine aniico Inliribusque
ru/is i pedes nigri ; uUc a}itice uigrcc, corii margins rufo, membrana
upice aibida.

Male. Red, narrow, nearly linear, with whitish tomentum beneath.
Head black above, short ; middle lobe narrow, keeled. Eyes prominent.
Rostrum black, extending a lillle beyond the hind coxa;. Antennie lilack,
much more than half the length of ihe body ; lirst joint much shorter than
llie head; second much more than twice the length ot the lirst; thinl very
much shorter than the second; fourth as long as the third. Prothorax
black, subquudratc; a slight tranb\crBe ridge near the lore border, which

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 37

like the sides is red. Legs black, moderately long and slender. Wings
extending to the tip of the abdomen. Fore wings black ; coiium red along
the interior border and along the exterior border ; membrane whitish at the
tip. Length of the body 4 lines.

a. Australia. Presented by the Entomological Club.

Genus 2. LYGiEUS, C. H. 533.

Apterola, Mulsant and liey, and Lyga;odou, Puton, are included
in Lygaeus.

Prof. Stal has divided Lygaus into the following subgenera: —

A. Scutellum very lumid, with a deep longitudinal

keel. ----- AuLACopELius.

B. Scutellum smooth or slightly tumid, with no

furrow.

a. Hind border of the prothorax broadly benl; scu-

tellum more or less tumid. . - - Oncoi'eltus.

b. Hind border of the prothorax truncate. Scutellum

flat; seldom slightly convex hindward.
* Fourth joint of the antenna' much longer than the

second. - - _ - Stai.agmosxethus.

** Second and fourth joints of the antennie about
equal in lenglli, or the latter a little shoiter
than the former,
f Prothorax with a keel extending to the fore

bolder. . - . _ . Melanospilus.

ft Prothorax with no keel or with one not extending
to the fore border.
J Metastethium obliquely tunicate hindward; hind

angles acute, with rounded tips.
§ Autenuae and rostrum long, the former shorter by

a third than the body. - - . PyuRiionAPiius.

§§ Autenn;e and rostrum of moderate length ; the

former shorter by about half than the liody.
X First joint of the rostrum extending distinctly

beyond the tip of the proslethium. - - Guaptostethus.

XX First joint of the rostrum extcmling to or hardly

beyond the tij) of the prostelhium. - - LygyEOSOma.

X\ Hind angles of the metasiethium about straight or

obtuse, rounded at the li|)s.
§ Head beuealh or at least wiili the i)ucculi black,
these very seldom narrowly reddish-bordered.
X Furrow from the odoril'erous apertures slight,
sometimes obsolete, its bordeis not or very
slightly tumid, their lips not connected. - Spilo^tethus.

XX Fuirow from the odoriferous apertures distinct, its
borders distinctly tumid, their tips connected.
o Outer border of the eorium slightly rounded in the

middle or behind the middle. - - Gkaptolomus.

00 Outer border of the eorium straight. - . Melanostexhus.

38 CATALOGUE OF

§§ Head beneath red or yellowish, or at least with

the bucculi wholly pale.
X Prothorax in front depressed, or sli;,^hlly concave;

sides slightly rounded in the middle. - Microspilus

XX Prothorax not depressed in front; sides almost

wholly straight, or a little rounded near the

hind border.
o Scutellum rather convex hindward ; a slight longi-
tudinal keel only close lo the tip. - - Melanoeyiheus
oo Scutellum with a distinct obtuse keel, extending

from the tip to the middle or beyond the

latter. ...... Lyg-eus.

De Mayr has divided Lyga;us into the following sections: —

1. Rostrum extending to the hind border of the third ventral segment,

Prothorax not emarginate behind. Scutellum even. Femora un-
armed. 1. leucurus, Fair.

2. Rostrum extending to the second ventral segment. Prothorax impressed

near the fore border, without any transverse middle impression ; sides
prominent; hind border more or less emarginate. Scutellum with
elevated sides. Femora unarmed. 1. faseiatus, Dull. 2. aulicus,
Fabr. 3. varieolor, Fubr. 4. unifasciatus, llahn. 5. castaneipes,
Dull. G. Amljoinensis, Mayr.

3. Rostrum extending to the hind border of the pectus. Piothorax as in

Sect. 2, hardly emarginate behind. Scutellum nearly even, with a
middle keel. Femora unarmed, i. lamiliaris, Fabr.

4. Rostrum extending to the fore border of the second ventral segment.

Prothorax somewhat even; hind border straight. Scutellum even,
with a middle keel. Femora unarmed. 1. apicalis, Z)a//. 2. elatus,
Stal. 3. pulchellus, Fabr. 4. pallidocinctus, Slal. 5. xanthostaurus,
Il.-Sch. 6. Poeyi, Guer.

5. Rostrum extending to the middle coxie or to the hind coxaj. Prothora.x

almost even ; sides not or but little prominent. Scutellum even,
keeled, with two transverse impressions. Femora unarmed. 1. a])uans,
Rossi. 2. equestris, Linn. 3. tineicus, Fabr. 4. albostillatus, .S7a/.
0. maculicollis, Germ. 6. servus, Fabr,
(). Rostrum extending to the base ot the ai)domen. Prothorax with a
transverse ridge in front, with a loiigiludintil keel huulward; sides
and hind border straight. Scutellum deeply keeled. Femora
unarmed. 1. I uh ipes, /)«//.

7. Rostrum extending to the middle of the hind pectus. Prothorax with a

transverse impression in the middle or a little before the middle, and
with a slight transverse ridge in front ; sides |>rominent. Sculellura
even, keeled, with two impressions. l'"emora of the male denticulated,
excepting those of L. pacilieus. I. mililaris, /''a6r. 2. crudelis, /^'aiir.
3. saxatilis, .S'c'o/^. 4. hoiipva, Fabr. ij. \M.\c\i\ciis, IJoisd. 0. muudus,
Dall. 7. Fairmairei, S[jiil.

8. Rostrum extending to the middle of the hin<l |)eelus. Head distinctly

tuniiti near the autennil'erous tubercles. Prothorax almost even, with
a slight keel more slanting in front. Scutellum even, keeled. Femora
unideuticulale, or with a few minute teeth. 1. longulus, Dall.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 30

Europe, North Africa and West Asia.

1. I,YG.F.rS 1-QlESTRIS, C. II. 539.

L. (Graptolomus) equestris, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i, 75.

a. Enjiland.

b, c. Eiinipe. From ^Ir. CliiUlren's cullectiou.
d—l. Italy.

m. Bay;dad. Presented !>>' W. K. Lofuis, Esq.

n, o. Europe. Presented hy \V. W. Saiuiders, Esq.

f, q. Japan. From Mr. Stevens' culleclion.

'2. LvGiEUS MILITARIS, C. H.')4l.

L. (Spilostethus) militaris, .S7(i/, Hem. Fabr. 275.

a. Soulb Europe. Presented by R. M'Andrew, Esq.

b. Spain. Presented by INIajor Parry.

c. Crete. Presented by W, W. S.iunders, Esq.

d. Madeira. Presented by T. V. Wcdiaston, Esq.
e — h. Madeira. From Mr. WoUaston's collection.
i. Teneriffe.

j. Germany.

k. Italy.

I. Malta.

m. Africa. Presented by J. D Jel>l)S, Esq.

n. Canaries. Presented by W. W. Sanntiers, Esq.

0. Gambia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

p. Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

q. Mauritius. From Dr. Beke's collection.

r, s. Batrilad. Presented by \V. K, Loltus, Esq.

t, u. North Hindostan. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.

V. Hindostan. Presented by J. C. Bo\vrin<r, Esq.

w. Hindostan. From the iMitomolo^ical Society's collection.

a*. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbtll's collection.

3. Lyceus familiaris, C. B, 544.

venustus, Boeb. Il.-Sch. Nam. 58 — L, (Melanosjiilus) venustus, Stai, Hem.
Fabr. ii. 75.

a. Enj^land.

b. France. Presented l>y F. Walker, Esq.

c. France.

c. Versailles.

4. LyO/EUS ClflTICDS.

cx\\\c\\s., Lucas, Rev. el ]\Ta(j. Zool. 1854, 280. Fieb. Eur. Ilem. 1G5 — L.
(Graptolomus) criticus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. ii. 57.

Syria. Isles of Greece.

40 CATALOGUE OF

5. LyGvEUS apuans.

Ciinex apuans, Rossi, Fn. Eir. Mant. 54 — Ly^feus punctum, C. H. 545
— [>ygoeiis apuans, Fieb, Eur. Hem. 165 — L. (Graplolomus) apuans,
Stal, Hem. Fair, i. 75.

a. Devonshire. Presented liy Mr. Templer.

b. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

c. d. South France.
e,f. Italy.

g, h. France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

6. LVG^US MACULICOLLTS.

maculicoliis. Germ. Ahr. Faun. Eur. 24, 16. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 165— rubri-
cosus. Still, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 235— L. (Graptoslethus)
maculicoliis, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

Dalmatia. Sicily. Spain,

7. Lyceus saxatilis, C. H. 544.
L. (Spilostethus) saxatilis, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

a. Switzerland. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

b, c. Switzerland. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
d — ;. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

k. Italy.

I— p. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

s. Ltg^.us puxctatoguttatus, C. H. 547.

a. Teneriffe.

b. France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c — m. Jersey. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

n — z. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

9. Lyg^us bisbipunctatus.
bisbipunclatus, Costa, Ann. Mus. Zool. Nap. ii. 106.
Piedmont.

10. Lyg^eus pedestris.
pedestris, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeil. x. 162.
Sicily. Tunis.

11. LyG.EUS SKXMACULATnS.

sexmaculalus, Garbit/lictti, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilul. i. 112.
Sardinia.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA; H

12. Lyo^eus Kunekelli.

Apterola Kunekelli, Muls. and Ret/, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon. xiii. 3G8-
xiv, 390.

Spain.

13. Lyq.eus Tristrami.
Lygceosoma Tristrami, Douglas and Scolt, Ent. M. Mag. v. 31.
Palestine.

14. LvGffius Marmottani.
LygjEodon Marmottani, Puton, A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. ix. 139.
Algerian Sahara.

North America.

15. LVCEUS FASCIATUS, C. H. o3~^.

a. United States. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

h. East Florida. Presented by E. Douhleday, Esq.

c. East Florida, Presented liy W. W. Sannders, Esq.

d — g. United States. Presented hy F. Walker, Esq.

h — j. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Collin, Esq.

k — m. Mexico. From M. Hartweg's colleciion.

n. St. Domintjo. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

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

J). Columbia. From M. Goiulot's collection.

q. British Guiana. Presented by Sir 11. Schomburgk.

r, s. Demerara. Presented by Fredk. Moore, Esq.

16. Lyg^us reclivatus, C. H. 541.
bipunctulus, H.'Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. l!>5.

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

g,h. California. From M. Hartweg's collection.

i — q. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

r, s. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. II. Clark.

t. Lake Huron. From Dr. Bigsby's collection.

w. Mexico. Presented by W. W. Sannders, Esq.

V. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

17. Lyceus tuimaculatus, C. H. 543.
a, b. North America. From Mr. Children's collection.

18. LyG;EUS lineola, C. H. 549.
a. St. John's Bluff, East Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

42 CATALOGUE OF

19. Lyg.^jus turcicus.

LygfEus turcicus, Fahr. Syst. Rhi/n. 218 — Lygaeus (Graptolomus) turcicus,
Slal, Hem. Fahr. i. 73.

Dr. Mayr states that this species is identical with L. costalis.

a. Connecticut. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

20. Lyg^us bicrucis.
bicrucis, Say.

a. Florida. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

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

21. Lyg^us costalis, C//. 511.

a, b. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Cofiin, Esq.

c. Mexico. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

d. Orizaba. From M. Salle's culleclion.

e. Orizaba. Presented by F. Walker, I'^sq.

/. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
Ii. Oajaca. From M. Salle's collection.

22. Lyg-^us analis, C. 77.540.
a. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2.3. LVG/EUS GUTTA, C. II. 539.

Mexico.

a. Jamaica. From Mr. Ciiildren's collection.
5, c. St. Dominfjo. From Mr. Tweed ie's collection.
d. Honduras. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
e, /. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

24, LVG^US FLAVO-MARGIXELLUS.

flavo-marginellus, iS/«/, Eug. Resa, 241 — bitransversus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F.
3me Ser. viii. 947.

California. Mexico.

26. Lygteus Californicus.

Mas. Niijer, fitsiformis ; anteiDKc corporis d'nnidio multo lonyiorcs ;
■prothorax villa antice abbreviala lutcribus margimque poslico ru/is ;
abdominis lulcra rufa ; curium riifo marginaliim ; incmbrana
nigricans.

3Iale. Black, fusiform. Eyes piceous, slif>hily prominent. Rostrum
red at the base, extending to the hind aixip. Antenme much more tlmn
half the length of the body ; fust joint much shorter than the head ; second
more than twice the length of the liist; third shorter than the second;
fourth as long as the third. Prothorax with a red stripe not extending to
the fore border, with red sides, with a more narrow red hiud border; a

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 43

transverse callus ou each side near the fore border. Alxloinen red along
each side. Coxse red. Coriiim of the fore \vin.<;s narrowly bordered with
red ; membrane blackish. Length of the body 4 Hues.

a. California, Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Mexico.

26. LvGyEUs vAiiicoLOR, C. H. 538.

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

b — d, Oajaca. From M. Salle's coliecliou.

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

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

h, i. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

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

k, I. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedic's collection. ,

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

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

0. Brazil. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

p — u. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

V. Petropolis. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

27. Lv'GiEUS ALTERNANS, C. II. 531).

a. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Ei-q.

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

28. Ly(jJ2Us unifasciatus, C. II. 539.

a. Mexico. Presented liy the Entomological Club.

b. Jamaica. From ]\Jr. Gosse's collection.

c. Venezuela. From Mr. Dys-on's collection.

d. British Guiana. Piesented by Sir R. Schomburgk.

e. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. P. G. Smith, Esq.
f,g. Rio Janeiro. Presenleil by the Rev. H. Clark.
h — j. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

k — m. Rio Janeiro. Presented by A. Fry, Esc].

29. Ltg.eus elaix's.
elatus. Slat, Stetl. Enl. Zeit. xxiii. 308.
Mexico.

30. LyG^US TltrCULENTUS.

truculentus, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 308.

a, h. Orizaba. From M. Salle's collection.
c. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's collection.

31. LvGJiUS TRUX.

trux, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 308.
Mexico.

44 CATALOGUE OF

32. Lyg^us huficeps.
ruficeps, Stall. Skit. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 309.
Mexico.

33. LygjEus circumlitus.
ciicumlitus, Slal, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 309.
Mexico.

34. LvGiEUS RUBRIGER.

rubriger, Stal, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 309.
Mexico.

35. Lyg.eus thouacicus.
tboracicus, Stall, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 309.
Mexico.

36. Lyo.eus vittiscutis.
vittisciitis, Slal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 310.
Mexico.

37. Lyg^us pallescens.
pallescens, Slal, Sletl. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 310.
Mexico.

38. LyG;EUS PALLIDOCINCTIJS.

pallidociiictus, Stal, Slelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 310.
Mexico.

39. Lyg.eus brevicoi.t.ts.
brevicoliis, Slal, Stett. Enl. Ze//. xxiii. 31 1.
Mexico.

40. Lyg.eus Tullus.
TuUiis, Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 311.
Mexico.

41, LVO.EUS LATERALIS, C. //. 650.

a, b. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Cofiin, Es(i.

42. Lyg.T-US Poeyi, C. II. 550.
Mexico.
a — c. Cuba. Presented by M. Guerin-Menevilie.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 45

4.3. Lya^us marginellus, C. H. 648.
Mexico?
a. Venezuela. From Mr. Dyson's colleclioii.

44. Lvo.EUs viciNus, C. //. 549.
Mexico?
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collectiou.

45. Lyg;eus marginalis.

Mas. Niger, fusiformis, cinereo tomentosus ; caput subtiis Icstaceo
bigullalum ; roslruvi sejmenlitin 2uni ventralc atliugrns; aulenncc
corpore breviores ; prolhorax coccineo postice bivitlalus ; venter laleri-
biis apiceque cocciiieis.

Male. Black, fusiform, with cinereous tomen(um beneath. Head
red at the base of ihe rostrum, with a testaceous dot ijeneath on the inner
side of each eye. Eyes red, slif^htly prominent. Rostrum extending to
the second ventral segment. Antenna' shorter than the body ; first joint
very short; second much longer than the third ; fourth sliorter tlian the
third. Prothorax with a strongly marked transverse furrow near the fore
border, a crimson stripe along each side between the furrow and tiie hind
border. Abdomen crimson at the tip beneath and along each side.
Length of the body 4^ lines.

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

46. Lyg^us dimidiatus.

Foem. Niger, fere linearis, cinereo sitbtomentosits ; rostrum co.ras inter-
medias altingens ; anteivue corporis dimidio breviores ; abdomen et
corium nifa, illius apice nigra.

Female. Black, nearly linear, with slight cinereous lomcntum. Head
moderately large. Eyes slightly prominent. Two ocelli far apart, very
near the hind border. Rostrum extending to the middle coxa^. Antennre
much less than half the length of the body; first joint very short; second
much longer than the third, a little longer than the fourth. Abdomen
except at the tip and corium of the fore wings red. Length of the body
6 lines.

a. Oajaca. Frcmi M. Salle's collection.

West Indies.

47. Lygsus aclicus, C H. 5.38.

Lygaeus (Oncopeltus) aulicus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 70.

a — c. Brazil. From Mr. Children's collection.
d. Jamaica. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

46 CATALOGUE OF

48. LvGiEUS QUAORIGUTTATUS, C. H. 539.

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

6, c. St. Domingo. From Mr. Tweedie's collection.

d, e. Si. Domingo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

49. Ltg^us collaris, C. //. 549.
a — c. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's collection.

50. Lyg^us pulchellus, C. H. 549.

«, b. Jamaica. From Mr. CLildren's collection.

c. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

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

51. LVG.5EUS ANTICtlS.

Mas et foeni. Riifus, capili.i ct prolhoracis discis jioiuiiinquam roslro
aniennis pedibtts aiisque niyris ; rostrum segmcnium \iim venlrale
ailinyens ; antenna corporis dimidio longiores ; scutellum nonmin-
quam nigrum; pectus nonnuncjuam ex parte nigricans; coxce rufee.
Male and female. Bright red. Disk of the head and that of the pro-
thorax occasionally black. Head rather large, with an ocellus on each
side near tlie hind border and with two longitudinal furrows on the front.
Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum black, extending to the first ventral
segment. Antennae i)lack, much more than half the length of the body;
third joint a little shorter tiiaii the second ; fourth as long as the second.
Prothornx with a slight middle longitudinal keel ; hind border straight.
Scutellum occasionally black. Pccius partly and occasionally blackish.
Legs black, slender ; coxie red. Fore wings black. Length of the body
3^ — 5 lines.

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

c — n. St. Thomas. Presented by Lieut. T. W. Sawyer, R.N. R. "A great

pest in the island ; its attack oil individuals produces great pain,

frequently producing fever." — Saivyer, MS.

62. Lyg>eus TdRcicus, C. H. 540.
a, h. Columbia. From M. Goudoi's collection.

53. LYGiEUS VARIEGATUS, C. II. 539.

a. Para. From Mr. Bates' collection.

54. LVG.'El'S XANTHOSTAURUS, C. II. 550.

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

b, c. Brazil.

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

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 47

55. Lyg>eu8 stuiatus.

Coreus striatus, Fabr. Si/st. Rhyn. 201 — Lyga^us slriatu«, Slal, Hem.
Fabr. i. 71.

South America.

56. Lyg^us bicolor.
Lygseus bicolor, H..Sch. IVanz. Ins. ix. 195.
Brazil.

57. Lyq-eus conspersus.

Mas. Cervinas, nigra piinclatus ; ca/nil et thorax luleo unilineala ;
caput rnfo bivittattim ; antenna niyric, corpore breviores ; protkorax
riifo bivitlalits.

Male. Fawn-colciiir. Head, thorax and fore winjrs with numerous
black points of various size. Head and th(uax with a slight luteous line.
Under side luteous, with red points. Head with a red stripe on eacii side.
Eyes red. AntenniE black, shorter than the body; first joint about half
the length of the head, which is much shorier than the second joint; tliird
shorter than the second ; fourth a little longer than the third. Prothorax
with a transverse farrow near tlie fore border and with a red stripe on each
side. Legs black. Length of the body 4— 4j lines.

Allied to L. Poeyi in structure.
a,b. Rio Janeiro. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.

58. LyG^JUS ALB08T1LI.ATUS.

albostillatus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 37.
Rio Janeiro.

59. Lyceus rubescens.
rubescens, Stat, Rio Jan. Hem. 37.
Rio Janeiro.

60. Lyo.t;us modkstus.
modestus, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 3«.
Rio Janeiro.

61. Lyg/eus limbatipennis.
limbatipennis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 38.
Rio Janeiro.

62. Lyg^us pali.ipes.
pallipes, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 38.
Rio Janeiro.

48 CATALOGUE OF

63. LvGJiUS 0BS0LETU3.

obsoletus, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 38,
Rio Janeiro.

64. Lyamvs luctuosus.
luctuosus, Slal, Berl, Ent. Zeil. x. 162.
N. Brazil.

65. Lyg.eus coxalis.
coxalis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 38.

Var. ? Foem. Niger, longi-clHplicus ; caput rufescente himaculalum,
sublus album ; rostrum fulvum, co.vas intermedias alliyiyens ;
anlennit corporis dimidio paullo longiores ; proihorax cinereo
unilinealus, rufo biviltalus ; femora basi alba; corium rufo unino-
talum ; membrana alra, apice alba.

Female. Black, elongate-elliptical. Head sliort, triangnlar; white
beneath, a reddish spot ou each side adjoining the eye. Eyes slightly pro-
minent. Rostrum tawny, extending to the middle coxae. Anteniiifi a little
more than half the length of the body ; first juiiit much shorter than the
head ; second about twice the length of the first ; third shorter than the
second ; fourth as long as the second. Prothorax and scutellum with a
cinereous line. Prothorax short, narrower in front; a transverse furrow
near the fore border; a broad red stripe on each side, not extending to the
fore border. Legs slender; femora white towards the base. Corium of the
fore wings with a small red mark at the base of the costa; membrane deep
black, white at the tip. Length of the body 3| lines.

a. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

66. LYG.EUS CIRCUMSEPTUS.

circumseptus, Slal, Berl. Ent. Zeil. x. 162.
Columbia.

67. Lyases cincxipf.nnis.
cinctipennis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem, 38.
Rio Janeiro.

68. LyG.EUS MAtlRUS.

maurus, Slal, Rio Jan. Him. 38.

Var.? j\las. et fium. Niger, laiiusvulus, fere linearis, teslaceo uniline-
altis ; caput flaresveus, sublus album ; rostrum coxas pusiicas paullo
superans ; antcnmc corporis dimidio longiores, arliculus '2o So Aoque
basiflavo-albis ; prothorax transverse subsulcatus ; femora basi Jlavo-
alba i corii costa testaceo lineata ; membrana alra, apice diapkana.

HEMIPTERA HETEHOPTERA. 49

Male and female. Dull black, ratlier bioafl, iicavly linear. [lead
short, small, yellowish white beneath. Eyes ,siii,rlitly prominent, floslriun
exlemiini^ a little beyond the hiud eoxie ; foiiitii joint a little shorter than
the third. Antenna? slender, n)ore than half the lenf>th of the body; (irst
joint much shorter than the head ; second, third and fourth yellowish while
at the base ; second more than twice the length of the (irst ; third much
shorter tban the second; fourth a little longer than the third. Prothorax
and scutellum with a slight testaceous line. Prothorax with a slight
transverse furrow. I-.ogs black, shining, slender ; femora yellowish white
towards the base. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Coriuni
of the fore wings with a testaceous costal line ; membrane deep black,
pellucid at the tip. Length of the body 2| — 31 lines.

a, b. Petropolis. Presented by the Rev. H. Clark.
c. Constancia. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

69. Lyg.eus cognatus.

FcEm. Niger; prothorax cocciiieo marginatus el nnivUlatus ; pectoris rt
veniris segmenta alba marginala ; venter riifiis, apiccm versus niger ;
alee anticce albo marginattc.

Female. Black. Prothorax wholly bordered with crimson, and
having a narrow crimson stri|)e. Pectt)ral and ventral segments narrowly
bordered with white. Abdomen red beneath, except towards the tip.
Corium and membrane of the fore wings wholly and narrowly bordered
with white. Length of the body 4 lines.

Nearly allied to L. pulchellus and to L. pallidocinctus.

a. Santarem. From Mr. Bates' collection.

70. Lyceus in.equalis.

Mas. Lxileus, capite subius rostra ante7inis prothoraeis fascia lata angu-
losa scutclli disco peelore prdibusqne iiigris ; caput 7naculis duabus
posticis lituraque anliea Irifurcata nigris ; anlennaruni artieuli
2us, 3us el 4iis sztb(i(jua/cs ; venter vittis tribus macidaribus apiceqxie
nigris ; corii slriga lata costalis macula discalis membranaque
nigrcE.

turcicus, C. H. 540,

Male. Luteous. Head witli a large black spot on the inner side of
each eye, and in front with a trifurcate black mark which extends hind-
ward; under side black. Rostrum, anlenncc, pectus, legs, three rows of
spots on the under side of the abdomen and tip of the latter black.
Rostrum extending to the hind coxce. Antcniuc setulose, shorter than the
body; first joint nearly half the length of the head; second, ihiril and
fourth nearly equal in length, each longer than the head. Prothorax
black, with a broad zigzag Inteoiis tiand, which extends over part of the
pectus. Disk of the scutellum black. Coiium of the fore wings with a
broad black costal streak connected with a discal spot; membrane black.
Length of the body 4 lines.

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

60 CATALOGUE OF

71. Lyg^us miles.
miles, Blanch. Faun. CliU. 142 — Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 562.
Chili.

72. Lyceus albo-orxatds.

albo-ovnatiis, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 143, pi. 2, f. Q—Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 4me
Ser. iii. 562.

Chili.

Africa and Madagascar.

Most of the African species are thus disliuguished by Prof. Stal : —

A. Sciitellum convex. Hind border of the pro-

thorax more or less depressed and widened
on each side.

a. Scutellum very convex, with a deep longitudinal

furrow. - - - - . excavatus.

b. Scutellum slightly convex, not farrowed. - fanielicus.

B. Scutellum flat. Hind border of the prolhorax

straight.

a. Prolhorax with a longitudinal keel, which

extends to ihe fore border. - - slernalis.

b. Prothorax with no keel, or with a very slight

one, which dues not extend lo the fore
border.
* Body above grayish, or reddish yellow,
f Hind angles of the metastliediuni straight;

hind border slightly rnunded.
I Membrane white, with a brown spot. - - contaminatus.

++ Membrane brown ; inner basal angle whitish. - proximus.

"t-f Hind angles of the metaslhedium elongated,
acute.
I Femora black. .... apicalis.

II Femora mostly red. . - - - rufifenioratus.

** Body above black, varied with red or with
yelluw.
f Thorax and pectus nut wholly black.
+ Third joint of the antenna' wholly black.
§ Pectus red, or black varied with red. Hind
l)oider of the melasthedium always black.
X Clavus red ; the commissural border only Iilack.
XX Clavus red, more or less bioadly bhu'k at the
suture.
Scutellum black, very seldom indistinctly red at
the extreme li|).
-¥ Clavus with no hinder black spot.
++ Head black.

K?^ Head with a little red hind stripe. - - crudelis.

K"c<?i Head with a foikecl red strijie. - - rivularis.

HEMIPTEKA HETEHOPTERA.

51

+-t-
++++

Head with a black hind spot; aiiteiiiiiferous

tubercles black on the outer side.
Head red, with a black middle lobe, and with
two black bind spots. - - -

Claviis witb a hinder black sjiot.
Prothorax with no pale spots. - - -

Proihora.\ with two pale spots,
00 Scutellum black, red at the tip.
-i- Body of the usual breadth. - - .

H — I- Body unusually narrow.

++ Sides of the prothorax bent in front. -
♦•+++ Sides of the prothorax straif^^bt in front.

§§ Pectus black or red ; hind borders of the seg-
ments white or red.
X Pectus black; hind borders of the segments
white,
o Anlennee black. . - - -

00 Antennte tawny. - - . -

X X Pectus almost wholly, or at least with the hind
borders of the segments, red or yellowish
red .

Pectus pale, with a few black dots.

-4- Interior basal angle of the membrane not

whitish. - . - - -

-H — H Interior basal angle of the membrane whitish.

00 Pectus black ; hind borders of all the segments
and lore border of the prosthedium red.

-)- Body red, varied with black.

++ Membrane with no whitish spot.
++++ Membrane with a whitish spot.
-i — t- Body black, varied with red. - - -

Jl Third joint of the antennae pale towards the tip.

■f^- Thorax and pectus wholly black.

1 Membrane with no whitish spot.
XI Membrane with a whitish spot.

la:niatus.

militaiis.
elegans.

festivus.

longulus.
Mimus.

concinnus.
fulvipes.

delicatulus.
villosulus.

servus.

unimaculatus.

fasciativenlris.

discoidalis.

bi partitas,
uiarginalus.

73. LvgjEus contaminatus, C. H. 533.
L. (Microspilus) contaurinatus, Stal, Hem. Fair. i. 75.
a, b. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

74. LvGiEUS FASCIATIVENTRIS.

fasciativenlris, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 310.
Lake N'Gami.

75. Lyg/f.us proximus, C //. 534.
StoU, Pun. 162, f. 293-Slollianus, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork.

1858, 440— L. (Microspilus) proximus, Slal, Hem. Fair. i. 75,
a, b. Natal. From Dr. Kauss' collection.

62 CATALOGUE OF

76. Lyg-eus apicalis, C. H. 534.

Miciobasis ? iiifiventris, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 185 — L. apicali>i,
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 129.

Sierra Leone. Senegal.

a. Gambia. From Mr. Shuckard's collection.

77. Lyg.eus rufifejxop.atus, C //. 534.

Pyrrliocoris transvcrsus, S(jnt. Arcli. Ent. ii. 30G — L. (GraptosleUius)
rulifemoratus, Sud, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

Guinea. Grand Bassam.

a. Sierra Leone. Presenled by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

78. Lyo^us furcatus, C. 11.535.

L. convergens, C. II. 535 — Fairmarii, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 'imc Ser. viii. 946
— L. (SLaiagniostelhus) furcalus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 72.

Madagascar. Guinea. Senegal.

a. Gambia. From Mr. Rendall's collectidn.

b. Nalal. From M. Gueinziub' collection.

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

79. Lyg.kus fulvii'es, C. H. 536.

a. Egypt. Presented by Sir G. Wilkinson.

b, Egypt. From Mr. Children's colleclion.

SO. LygtEus jucundus, C. II. 537.

a. South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby, in 1843.

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

81. Lyg,i;us famelicus, C. II. 537.

L. (Oncopeltus) famelicus, Slal, llcm. Fabr. i. 75.

a, b. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

c. Sicira Leone. From Mr. FoxcrolVs collection.

</—//. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843.

h. Interior of South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

i. Cape. From AL l)re;ie's colleclion.

j. Natal. From M. Gueiiizius' collection.

k. West Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

I. Madajjascar. Frnm Madame Ida Pfeiifer's collection.

HEMIPTEBA HETEROPTERA. 53

82. LyGjEus elegans, C. H. o41.
L. (Spilostclluis) elegans, Sud, Hem. Fair. i. 75.

a — e. Interior of South Africa. Presented liy the Earl of Derl)y in 1813.

f. Interior of Soulh Africa. Presented liy Sir A. Sniitli.

g. Interior of South Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.
h. Cape. From M. Drcgc's coileclion.

i. Soulh Africa. From .Mr. Vigors' coileclion.

83. liYG^CS CRUDE LIS, C II. .542.

li. (Spilostethus) crudelis, Slal, Hon. Fabr. i. 75.

a — c. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Eurl of Derijy in 1843.

d. Interior of South Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.

e. Cape. From M. Dreges collection.

/. Gambia. From Mr. Kendall's collection.

g, h. Gamlda. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

84. LVG^US TlilLINEATUS.

Irilineatus, Fair. Ent. Sysl.'w. 157; Syst. R/ii/n. 223—H.-Sch. IVanz.
Ijis. ix. 198; Slat, iJem. Afr. ii. 132 — nuuidus, C. H. 542 — lemnis-
catus, Slal, Of v. K, V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 32— L. (Spilostethus)
triliueatus, Slal, Hem. Fair. i. 75.

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

85. Lyg/eus coNciNNUs, C. H. 542.
a, h. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

8G. Lyg/eus festivus,

feslivus, Tliunh. Hem. roslr. Cap. iv. 3; Slal, Ihm. Afr. ii. 135 — furcula,
C. H. 543 — spinipes, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Sine Sir. viii. 946 — L. (Spilo-
stethus) festi\ us, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the l\ev. D. F. Morgan.

b. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

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

87. Lyg^us longulus, C. //. 545.
L. (Spilostetbus) longulus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

a. Egypt. Presented by Sir G. Wilkinsou.

88. Lyg^us steenalis, C. H. 546.
occipitalis, Fairm. Arch. En I. ii. 305.

Sierra Leone. Calabar.

a, b. West Africa. From iMr. Eraser's collection.

54 CATALOGtJE OF

89. LvG^us sEKvus, C. II. 517.

incumplus, Il.-Sch. — L. (Graploslelluis) servus, Slal, Hem. Fair. i. 75.

a. Siena Leone. Presented by tie Rev. D. F. Morgan,
i, c. Gaml)ia. Preseiiled hy W. W. .Saunders, Esq.

d. West Africa. Presented by W. W. Saiuuiers, Esq.

e. North Benfral. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.
/. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.
g. Australia. Presented by Sir F. Richardson.

90. LyG/KUS MAIiGINATUS.

marginatus, Thunh. Hem. rosir. Cap. iv. 2; Slal, Hem. Afr.W. 141 —
inelannrus, C. H. 518 — L. (Melanostethus) uiarginalus, Sud, Hem.
Fabr. i. 75.

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

b. Cape. From M. Dioire's collection.

91. Lyg.eus excavatus.

Cimex excavatus, Fahr. Sp. Ins. ii. 365 ; Maul. Ins. ii, 301 — Lyjjaeus
excavatus, Fabr. Enl. Si/sl. iv. 100; Si/sl. R/n/n. 226 ; Slal, Hem.
Afr. ii. 12(1 — L. (Aulacopeltus) excavatus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

Equinoctial Africa.

92. Lyg/Eus kivularis.

rivularis, Germ. Silh. Rev. Enl. v. 141 ; Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 132 — fecialis,
Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 32 — L. (Spilostelhus) rivularis,
Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

Cape Caffraria.

93. Lv(i.i;us Mimus.

Mimus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. loO— L. (Spilostelhus) Mimus, Slal, Hem.

Fabr. i. 75.
Nubia. Senegal.

91. LYG.EIIS T^NIATUS.

taenialus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 133— S. (Spilostethus) t;cniatus, Slal, Hem.
Fabr. i. 75.

Cape.

95. LtG^US DELtCATtlLUS.

delicatulu?, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 32. Hem. Afr. ii. 138.

Cape Caffraria.

96. Lyg^us villosl'lus.

Tillosulus, Slat, Oft: K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855,32. llcm. Afr. ii. 139— L.
(Lygaiosonia) villosulus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

Caffraria.

HEMIPTERA HEl'KROPTKUA. 55

97. LyG^US FASriATIVENTRlS.

fasciativentiis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 31() — L. (Graptostetlius)
fasciativentris, i7((/, Hem. Fahr. i. 7o.

Region of the Lake N'Gami.

98. LVG.^US UNIMACULATUS.

unimaciilatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. '^me Sir. viii. 947. Stal, Hem. Afr. ii.
140 — L. (Graptostetlius) iiuimaculatus, Slul, Hem. Fair. i. 7j.

Madagascar.

99. Lyg^us discoidalis.

discoidalis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3»ie Sir. viii. 947, pi. 14, f. 2. Ilcm. Afr.
ii. 141.

Madagascar. .

100. Lyg.eus bipartitus.

bipartitus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3ine Sir. viii. 947; Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 141.
Madagascar.

101. LVG;EUS CONSENTANEUS.

consentaneus, JFalk. Proc. Zonl. Soc. Land. 18(33, 167.
a — e. Madagascar. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

102. LyG.EUS MAUGINIFER.

Foem. Late rvfus, capitis vertice margineque postico rnstro antennis
segmenlorum pectoralium margimbus pitslicis aldnmininfjue macxdis
laleralibus nigris ; prot/iorax guttis Iri'uus anticis nigris approxi-
matis ; corii gutta discalis, slriga costaiis, striga posticn mcinbrunaque
nigrce.

Female. Brigbt red. Tip and liiud border of llie bead, eyes, rostrum,
antennsf, legs, scutellum, bind borders of tbe pectoral segments and
elongated lateral sjiots ot tbe abdominal segments black. Rostrum
extending to the bind coxa;. Antenna) iiardly more tban balf ibe Icnuth
of ibe body; second joint much longer than tbe third; fourth longer than
the third. Prothorax with two approximate black dots on the tnuisvcrse
furrow near the fore border. Corium of the bne wings with a l)lack dot ia
tbe disk, with a l)lack costal streak and with a black streak near the
interior border ; membrane black. Length of the body 5 lines.

a. Madagascar. From Madame Lla Pfeiffer's collection.

103. Lyg^eus angl'lifeij.

Mas. Ltite riifns, capitis striga antica roslro atjteiuiis scittello segmoi-
turuiii pHcturalium niarginibns jwsticis ventris vittis quatuor maculari-
bus pedibusqtte nigris; prothorax vittis duabiis aiigxstis latrralibus,
vittis duabm interioribus lulioribus Jasciaque aniica abbreviuta
nigris ; corii liiiea costaiis, striga poslica fascia angulosa membranaque
nigra.

TlD CATALOGUE OF

I\Iale. Blight red. A black streak on tlie fore part of ibe head, eyes,
roslriini, anlennac, scutelliiiii, hind borders of the pectoral segments, legs
and four rows of spots on the under side of ihe abdomen black. Rostrum
extending to the bind cox;e. .Second joint of the aiitennoe longer than the
third, nearly twice the length of the first. Prothorax with two narrow
lateral black stripes on the fore part and with two interior broader irregular
black stripes, which are straitened in front, where they are connected with
an abbreviated black band on the transverse furrow. Fore wings with a
black costal line and with a black streak near the interior border, this
streak connecled with a middle zigzag black band; membrane black.
Length of the body (i lines.

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

104. LyG.^US LEUCOSriLUS.

leucospilus, Walk. Zool. 2nd Ser. 2378.
Tajura.

South Asia and the Eastern Isles.

105. Lyg.eus nigiuckps, C. //. 537.
rt. Hindostan. From Mr. Children's collection.

106. LvGvEus nosPEs, C. II. 5i4.

a, b. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

c. China. Presented by G.T. Lay, Esq.

f/, e. Hindostan. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

f,g. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.

107. Lyg.eus argentatus, C. II. 545.
L. (Graptostethus) argentatus, Slal, Hem. Fair. 74.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr Templeton.

b. Ceylon. From Mr. Jansou's collection.

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

d. e. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

108. Lyg.ecs maculatus, C //. 545.

a. Hindostan. From Archdeacon Clerk's collection.

b. N. Hindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.

109. Lyg.eus pacificus, C. //. 544.
L. (Spilostethus) pacificus, Sial, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

a. Hindostan. Presented by INLtjor-Gen. Hardwicke.

b. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Ilicliardson.

c. Tasmania. Presented by Sir J. Ricliardson.

d. Swan River. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

e. Tasmania. Presented by R. Butler, Esq.

/. Australia. Presented by the Entomological Club.

HEJIIPTERA HETEROPTERA 57

g. New Zealand. Presented by Dr. Sinclair.
h—k. Tasmania. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/, m. Port Pbilip. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.
n. Java. From the East India Company's collection.
— r. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
X, t. Celebes. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.
u. S. Australia. Presei:ted by R. Bakewell, Esq.
V. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford Ratlles' cuileclion.

110. LvGiEDS BIPUXCTATUS, C. H. 547.

L. (Lygasosoma) bipunctatus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

fl, h. Hindostan. From Mr. Wooley's collection.

c. North Hindostan. Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

1 II. Lyg.eus guttiger, C. H. 547.

a. North Beng-al. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

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

112. Lyg/EUs mendicus.

Cimex mendicus, Fahr. Si/d. Ent. 7'20; Sp. //js. ii. .Sfio ; Manl. [ns.W.
300 — LygiEUS mendicus, Fabr. Ent. Si/sl iv. 156; Si/:it. R/ii/ii. 223 —
L. (Graptostethus) mendicus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. ii.74.

Hindostan.

113. Lyg.eus familiaris.

Cimex familiaris, Fabr. Sp. Ins. ii. 363; Mant. Ins. ii. 298 — Lyp;fEus
familiaris, Fahr. Ent. Si/at. iv, 149; St/st. li/u/n. 219 — Lyj;;cus hospes,
Fabr. Ent. Si/st. iv. 150 ; Si/st. Rhi/n!2l9. 'Slat, Hem. Afr. ii. 136 —
Lygaeus (Spilostethus) familiaris, Stat. Hem. Fabr. i. 72.

Hindostan.

114. Lvg^us sericans.
sericans, Stal, Etig. Resa, 240.
Hong Kong.

115. LtG/EUs leucurus, C. H. 535.
L. (Pyrrhobaphus) leucurus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 75.

a — c. Philippine Isles. From Mr. Cuming's collection.

(/. Ceylon. From Dr. Thwailes' collection.

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

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

g. ? Presented by the Entomological Club.

116. LVG.EUS INvEQUALIS.

Mas et fa'm. Rnfus, rostro antenuis pectore ventris disco pedihus mem-
branuque nigris ; caput sirigis duabus aniicis macnli.ujtir duabus
posticis viltiKjue Iriangutari nigris; protlwrax fascia antira fascia
postica interrupta niucu/ist/ue duabus intermediis nigris ; coriuui vitla
lata angutala nigra ; meinbrana albido marginala.

58 CATALOGUE OF

Male and female. Biip:lit red, wilh cinereous tomentum beneath.
Rostrum, antennne, legs and disk of the under side of the abdomen black.
Head with a black streak on the tip and with a black spot on each side of
the hind border, or with a black triangular stripe. Rostrum extendinp^ to
the hind coxag. Antennae much shorter than the body ; second joint much
lon>:er than the third; fourth as long- as the second. Prothorax with two
black bands (the hinder one interrupted) and with an intermediate black
spot on each side. Pectus mostly black. Corium of the fore wings with a
broad angular black stripe, which is parallel to the interior border and to
the exterior border ; membrane black, with a whitish border. Length of
the body 4^ — 4^ lines.

Allied to S. Manillensis, but does not agree with the descriptiim of
that species.

a, h. Silhet. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

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

117. LVG.EUS SEMIRUBES.

Mas. Ni(/er, cinereo puhencens, prolhoracis angul'is poslicis sctitello cnrii
apice margineque extcriorc rrtjis ; ocuii rufo maryinati ; anlemuE
corporis dimidio paullo lougiores.

]\Iale. Black, with cinereous pubescence. Head red about the eyes,
which are slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the hind coxae.
Antennffi a little more than half the length of the body ; second joint about
twice the length of the first; third shorter than the second; fourth a little
longer than the third. Prothorax with a very indistinct transverse furrow ;
hind angles and scutellum red. Corium of the fore wings red at the tip
and along the exterior border. Length of the body 4j lines.

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

118. LvG.t;us Japonicus.

Foem. Obscure nigcr, fust formis ; capitis Inhus intermedins porrectus ;
antennce cnrporin dimidio panllo longiores ; prothoracis latcra picca,
snbrntundatu, suhrejlrxa ; femora antica incrassata, vnidenlata ;
tibiic anticcc snhtus subserralcc; corium piceum ; membrana cincrea.
Female. Black, dull, fusiform. Head triangular; middle lobes pro-
minent. Eyes not prominent. Rostrum extending to the hind cox.-e.
AnteiuuTB a little more than half the length of the body; fust joint much
shorter than the head ; second much longer than the first; third very little
shorter than the second; fourth as long as the third. Prothorax a little
narrower in front ; sides piceous, slightly rounded and reflexed. Legs
moderately long; fore femora incrassated, unidentate beneath near the lip;
fore tibi;i; minutely serrated beneath. Wings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings piceous; membrane cinereous. Hind
wings ]iellucid. Length of the body 4 lines.
a. Japan. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

HEMIPTEKA HETEROPTERA. 59

119. LyCEUS FIMBRIATUS, C. II. 510.

o, Java. From tbe collection of llie East Iiulia Company.

b. Java.

c. Bali. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, Esq.

120. LygjEus amboinensis.
amboinensis, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bol. GcsclL IVien. xv. 435.
Amboina.

121. Lyg/^us Manillensis.

Manilleiisis, Slul, Eiig. Resa, 210 ~L. (Graplostetbus) Manillensis, Stal,
Ilcm. Fabr. i. 76.

Manilla.

122. LvGiEUS? SQUALIDUS.

squalidus, Mrlz. A. S. E. F. ivie Sir. i. (56.
Lifu.

123. LVG/EUS? BICINCXUS.

bicinctus, Mrlz. A, S. E. F. 4me Ser. i. 07.
Lifu.

124. Lyg^eus diffusus.

Mas et fojni. Niijer ; caput stipra riifuin, siriga antica margineque
postico nigris ; prothorax riifin;, fascia anlica plagisgue duabus
posiicis tiiijris ; scutellum apice riifum; pectoris segmenta albo
marginata, stigmaiibus airis ; abdomen rufo marginuluin ; corinm
rufum, nigra oblique fasciuluiti ; membruna atra, albo marginata.
Var. j8. — Prothoracis plagce fasciaque conne.vcc ; coriuni non
fasciatuni, margine exteriore albidn.

Male and female. Black. Head red; bind border above, under side
and a black streak on tbe vertex black, llostruni extending to tbe hind
coxffi. Antennte a little more tban bulf tbe lengtb of tbe body; fust joint
nearly balf tbe lenj^tb of ibe bead ; ibird nuicb sborter tban the second ;
fourtli a little sliortcr tban the second. Prolborax red, with a black band
near the fore border and with a larj;e black patch on each side near the
hind border. JScutellum red at tbe tip. Hind borders of the pectoral
segments white; stigmata deep black. Abdomen bordered with red.
Corinm of the fore wings red, with an obliijne black band in the middle;
membrane deep black, bordered with white. Var. (5. — The luUcbes of the
prothorax connected with its band. Coriuni wholly red, excepting the
whitish exterior border. Length of tbe body 4 lines.

fl. Celebes. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

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

c. Flores. Presentetl by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

(30 CATALOGUE OF

125. Lyg.eus dispar.

Mas et foern. NUjcr ; unlennarum artioili 2its et 4?t.s ttqtialcs ; prothorax
rufiis, aniice n'ujer; pectus rvfn varium; venter ban lateribns rufis ;
corium apicem versus rtifuin ; meinbrana ptmcto basalt albo. Var. /3. —
Membrana yutta transversa diseali alba. Var. y. — Corium rufum,
Var. S. — Prothorax niyer, rufo bimaculatus ; corium rufum, nigro
late fusciatum.

Male and female. Blacli. Rostrum extending to the bind coxae.
Antenna? a little shorter than the hudy; lirst juint much shorter than the
head; secund ranch longer than tlie third; fourth as long' as the second.
Protliurax red except towards the lore border. Peclus partly red. Abdo-
men red i)eiiealb towards the base and along each side. Corium of the
fore wings red towards the tip; membrane with a white point at the base,
Var. /3. — Membrane with a transverse while dot in the dii-k. Var. y. —
Like Var. /3. Corium wholly red. Var. S. — Prothorax black, wiih a large
red spot on each side. Corium red, with a broad black middle band.
Length of the body 4 — 6 lines.

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

b, c. Mysol. From Mr. Wallace's collection.
d,p. Mysol. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

/. New Guinea. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

»/, h. New Guinea. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

j. Kaisaa. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

/c. Gilolo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

126. LVG£US J.ONCirsCULUS.

Mas. Rufus, sat a)ifjuslus, rostro antennis pedibus corioque nigris ;
rostrum secpnentum ]um venlrale supera^is ; a7iten7iarum articulus
Aus 2o multo longior ; membrana apice sordide albida.

Male. Bright red, rather narrow. llostrum, antenna-, legs and
corium of the fore wings black. Piostrum extending beyond the hind
binder of the first ventral segment. Antcnme much more than half the
length of the body; third joint a little shorter than the second; fourth
much longer than the second. Membrane dingy whitish at the tip. Length
of the l)ody .'> lines.

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

127. liV(;.F,rs concisus.

Mas. Ater ; cajiut subltts la/enm ; prothorax unlice luteo late

manjiuatus, lateribns leiiuiter Inteis ; pectoris et ventris segmcnta

luteo niarginata ; abdominis lalera lutea ; corium vitta angulata basi

apiceque dilatata lutea; membrana luteo tcnuiter viarginatu.

Male. ]Jeep black. IJead luteous bcnealh. Rostrum extending to

the hind coxie. Antenna' almost half the length of the body; first joint

HEMIPTKItA HKTEHOPTERA. 61

more than half the len<jlh of the head ; second much longer than the tiiird ;
fourth a litlle shorter than the second. Prothorax hroadly luteous along
the fore horder, narrowly luleous along each side. Pectoral and ventral
segments with luteous hind horders. Abdomen luteous along each side.
Coriuni of the fore wings with an angular luteous stripe along the interior
horder and along the exterior horder, this stripe dilated at the base and at
the tip; membrane narrowly bordered with luteous. Length of the body
6 lines.
a. Lotnbok, Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.

\'28. LyG/EUs dissimilis.

Mas. lSi(jer ; caput parvum, pofttice conlractum, antice coarctalum ;
antennarum arlicnli 2us el 4?/,s" basi flavi ; prothorax posiice luleo
marginatiis ; sciitellum lateribus apiceque luteis ; vcniris discus,
femora basi tibia tarsique lulea ; corium casta strifjaque subobliqua
luteis; niembrana fnscn, alba marginata.

Ufa/e. Black. Head small, contracted hindward ; vertex prominent,
straitened. Antennie a little more than half the length of the body; first
joint about half the length of the head ; second and fourth joints yellow
towards the base, each more than twice the length of the third. Prothorax
luteous along the hind border; each side forming a slight rim. Scutellum
luteous on each side and at the tij). Abdomen beneath with a luteous disk.
Legs luteous; femora black except at the base. Corium of the lore wings
luteous along the costa and with a slightly oblique luleous streak extending
from the base of the costa ; membrane brown, bordered with white. Length
of the body o lines.

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

Atistralia.
129. LvG.EUs CAsrANEiPES, C. H. 536.
a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

130. LVG^US INNOTATUS, C. H. 537.

a. Australia. Presented by J. Hunter, Lsq.

131. Lyg/Eus HoUDiDUs, C. //. 536.

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

b, c. ?

132. LyG.KLIS DECOIUTUS.

decoratus, .S7a/, Berl, Enl. Zeil. x. 162.
North Australia.

133. LvGyKUS CAUDINALIS.

cardinalis, Slul, ikrl. Ent. Zeil. x. 163.
North Australia.

62 CATALOGUE OF

134. Lyg^us magtans.
niaclans, Slal, Deri. Enl. Zcii, x. 162.
Norlli Australia.

135. LvGiEUS AUGUR.

augur, Slal, A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. v. 1S7.
Moreton Bay.

136. LYGiEUS CON TIG U us.

Mas. Aler ; capnt nilcns, anlicc fulvum ; prothnrax rufo bhnaculatus ;
segmenta pcclnralia lutco marginalci ; sculellum, abdomen el corima
lulea ; venler apiccm vrrsus nigro plagialuiii ; meinhrana gultu discali
transversa alba.

Male. Deep black. Head shining^, tawny in front. Eostrum
extending to the hind coxs. Antenna; nuich more than half the length of
the body; first joint about half the length of the head ; third shorter than
the second ; fourth hardly longer than the third. Protliorax with a red
spot on each side near the fore border. Scutellum, hind borders of the
pectoral segments, abdomen and curium luteous. Abdomen with a large
black ])atch beneath towards the lip. Memlnane with a transverse white
dot belbre the middle. Length of tlie body 6 lines.

Nearly allied to L. leucurus.

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

137. LvGiEUS SUBJECTUS.

Mas el fuem. Lutens, capile rosfro antennh prot/torace sciilello pedibusque
7iigris ; rostrum seginculum lum vrnlralc allingcns ; prolhorax anlice
luleus ; venler gullis cpialuor subapicalibus apiceque nigris ; corium
rufum, slriga cosiali nigra ; mcmbrana nigricans.

Male and female. Luteous. Head, rostrum, antennae, protliorax
except the fore part, scutellum and legs black. Rostrum extending to the
hind border of tlie fust ventral segment. Aiitennte a little more than half
ihe length of the body; third joint shorter than the second. Abdomen
beneath with two black dots near the lip, which is also black. Corium of
the fore wings red, with a black costal streak which is broadest near its
tip ; membrane blackish. Length of the body 4— 4i lines.

a, b. Australia.

138. Lyg.kus nivisus.

Mas. Niger ; caput supra rufum, verlice maculisque duabiis poslicis
niqris ; venler ruf us, apice)n versus niger; curium rufum ; membrana
macula transversa alba.

Male. Black. He id al)ove brif;hl red ; tip black ; a black spot on
cacli side of the hind border belwceu the eyes. Ilostrum extending to the
hind coxaj. Antennie about half the length of the body ; first joint a little
more than half the length of the head ; third shorter than the second.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 63

Abdomen red beneath except towards the tip, the black part occupying
more space on each side than in tlie middle. Coriuni of the fore wings
red ; membrane black, with a transverse while spot near the base. Length
of the body 4 lines.

Allied to L. iniiotatiis.

a. New South Wales. Presented by W. W. Sauuders, Esq.

139. LVG.EUS RUFICEPS.

Mas et foem. Riiftis, rostro antennis prolhorace peclore abdominis apice
pedibusqup n'njris ; prolhnrax poslice rufo bhnacnlaliis ; corium
fascia media nigra apttd eostam exliis dilatala ; membruna nigra,
muculis tribiis mnrgineque tenui alisijue pitslivis albis.

Mah and female. Bright red. RostrLim, antennae, protliorax, pectus,
tip of the abdomen and legs black. Ruslrnm extending to the hind coxee.
Antenna? about half the length of the body; first joint sometimes red, about
half the length of the head ; third and fourth al)out equal in length, each
much shorter than the second. Prothorax with a large red spot on each
side of the hind border. Corium of the fore wings with a black middle
band, which is dilated on the outer side along the costa ; membrane black
narrowly bordered with white, with a white spot in the disk and with two
white spots adjoining the corium. Hind wings white. Length of the
body 4 lines.

The entirely red head of this species and the red spot on each side of
the prothorax distinguish it from L. mactans.

a. Australia. From Mr. Darnel's collection.
b-f. ?

140. LyG.EUS SINGULAIUS.

Mas. Iiiifus,capile supra rostro antennis prolhorace sculcllo abdominis
apice pedibusque nigris ; rostrum segmcntiun \um venlrale alli)igens ;
prothorax anlice rufus; venter giitlis qnaluor stibapiculibns ni(/ris ,-
corium vitta costali abbreviala nigra; membranu nigricans; ulie
postic(e fusccB.

Mule. Blight red. Head above, rostrum, antennas, prothorax except
the lore i)art, scutellum, tip of the abdomen and legs black. Rostrum
extending to the first ventral segment. Antenn;e more liian half the
longth of the body; first joint half the length of the head; third and
fourth about equiii in length, each much shorter than the second. Abdo-
men beneath with two iihick dots beneath on each side near the tip.
Corium of the fore wings with a Idack abbreviated costal stripe; mcmhrane
blackish. Hind wings brown. Length of the l)ody 4 lines.

It may be a remarkable vaiiety of L. ruficeps.

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

64 CATALOGUE OF

141. Lyg«us mutilatus.
mntilatus, Erichs. Wieg. Arch, viii, 279.
Tasmania.

Oceania.

142. LyG.EUS RUFICOLLIS.

Mas. Niger, fere linearis, siib his rufus ; rostrum coxas ■jmslicas paullo
superuns ; antennm corpore mullo breviores ; prolhorax anlice rufo
fasciatus ; memhrana nigro-cinerea,

Male. Black, nearly linear, red henealli, willi cinereous tonientum.
Head short, trianfjular. Eyes rather prominent. Rostrum extendinof a
little beyond the hind coxne. Autcnnse much shorter than the body; first
joint less than half the len<Tth of the head ; second more than thrice the
length of the first; third much shorter than the second; fourth a little
longer than the third. Prothorax with a red band occupying the space
between the well-defined transverse furrovv and the fore border. Legs
slender, moderately long. Membrane of the fore wings blackish cinereous.
Length of the body 3^ lines.

a. New Zealand. Prosented by Col. Bolton.

143. Lyg.^:us Maouicus.

Foem. Niger, langi-pllipticm ; rnslrwn coxas pnslicas attingens ; antennce
corpore multo breriures ; prothorax rufo bigutlatus, sulco transversa
indelerminato ; scutellum carinatum, apice rufesccns ; corium macula
subapicali rufa ; viembrana albo triguttala.

Female. Black, elongate-elliptical. Head triangular. Eyes not
prominent. Rostrum extending to the hind coxae. Antenna much
shorter than the body; third joint much shorter than the secnnd. Pro-
thorax wiih a very slight transverse furrow and with a red dot in the disk
near each side. Scutellum keeled ; tip reddish. Legs moderately long
and stout. Wings extending nearly to the tip of the abdomen. Corium
of the fore wings with a red subapical spot; membrane with a white dot at
the base of the interior iiorder, with a smaller dot near the base of the costa,
and with a larger white dot in the disk. Length of the body 4 lines.

a. Isle of Pines. Presented by the Admiralty.

Country unknown.

144. LyG^US VEKTICALIS, C. II. 648.

145. LyG^US INCERTUS.

Mas. Rufus, capitis inacnlis diuibns posticis rostra anteiuiis scutello
abdominis apice jicdibus tuenibranaf/ue nigris ; rostru7n segmentum
\um venlrale uttingcns ; prothorax postice nigra fasciatus ; pectoris
stigmata nigra.

HEJIIPTEKA HETEROPTERA. 65

Male. Bright red. Head with a transverse black spot on the hind
border. Eostruni, antennas, sciitellum, li|) of the abdomen and legs black.
Rostrum extending to the fnst ventral segment. Antennae more than half
the length of the body ; first joint about half the length of the head ; second
longer than the fourth, much longer than the third. Frolhorax with a
broad abbreviated black band along the hind border. Pectus with black
stigmata. Fore wings with u black membrane. Length of the body 4
lines.

a. ? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

Fossil.
146. Lyg.eus Fossnius.
fossitius, Heyden, Fos. Ins. Braunkohle, Sieblos, pi. 23, f. 17.

147. LvGiEUS DEPIIEUBNSUS.

deprehensus, Heyden, Fos. Ins. Br. Sieb. pi. 3, f. 18.

Genus 3. CENOCORIS.
Caenocoris, Fieb. Eur. Hem, 166.

I. C.ENOCOKIS NeRII.

Lygseus Nerii, Germ. Faun. Eur. 24, 17 — Caenocoris Nerii, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 166.

South Europe.

2. CiENOCORIS NiGOBARENSIS.

Nicobarensis, Mayr, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wien. xv. 436.
Sambelong.

3. C.ENOCORIS SANGUINARinS.

sanguinarius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, 660.
Philippine Isles.

4. C^NOCORIS INERMIPES.

inerraipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, 660.
Philippine Isles.

Genus 4. AROCATUS, C. H. 550.

1. ArOCATUS MELA NOCEPH ALUS, C. H. 550.

a. Versailles.

b. France.

2. Arocatcs pusillds, C. H. 550.
a — c. Hindostan. From Mr. Wooley's collection.

Genus 5. ORSILLUS, C. H. 551.
Mecorhamphus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 173.

66 catalogue of

1. Orsillus depressus, C.H.551.
a. Italy?

2. Orsillus maculatus.
Mecorhamphus maculatus, Fieb. Eur. Ilem. 173.
South Europe.

Cenus(3. BELONOCHILUS.
Belonochilus, Uhler, Proc. Dost. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1871.

1, Belonochilus numenius.

LygJEUs numenius, Say, Hem. Het. 15— Belonocliilus numenius, Uhler,
Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1871.

United States.

Genus 7. xNYSIUS, C. H. 551.

Europe and West Asia.

1. Ntsius Thymi, C. H. 552.

a — c. Englanfl. Presented by J. C. Dale, Esq.
d—f. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
g. Alten, Finmark. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. Nv'sius Senechonis, C. H. 553.
Artbeneis cymoides, Spin. Ess.

a. Europe. From Mr. Children's colleclion.

b. South France.

3. Nysius Jacobe.e.

Heterogaster Jacobeoe, Schill. Beit. 87, pi. 8, f. 2— Pacbynierus Fragariae,
Boh. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1852, Sp. 4— Nysius Jacobea;, Fieb. Eur. Hem.
168— Lygajus (Nysius) Fragariae, Thomson, Opusc. Enl, ii. 12, 183.

Sweden. Germany.

4. Nysius maculatus.
maculatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 168.
South Europe.

5. Nysius buunxeus.
brunneus, Fieb. Eur, Hem. 169.
Austria.

6. Nysius oiiaminicola.
Ileterogasler graminicola, Kolenati, iMSS. — Nysius graminicola, Fieb.

Eur. Him. 169.
Caucasus.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 67

7. NySIL'S FULIGINOSUS.

fuliginosus, Kunze, MSS. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 170.
Germany.

8. Nysius pcnctipennis.

LygSEUs Thyini, Fall. Hew. 49 — Heterogastev Tliymi, Sc/iill. Beit. 85,
pi. 7, f. 9 — Heterogaster piinctipennis, H.-Sch. IVauz. Ins. i. p. 403
— Nysius punctipennis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 170.

North and Middle Europe.

9. Nysius obsoletus.

Heterogaster Tliymi, H.-Sch. Panz. Faun. Germ. 135, 13 — Nysius obso-
letus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 170.

Germany.

10. Nysius Scotti.
Scotti, E. Satind. Ent. M. Mag. vi. 1.
England.

1 1. Nysius albidus.
albidus, Jakoivlew, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross. iv. 151.
Aslrachan.

North America.

12. Nysius Califormcus.
Californicus, Stal, Eu(j. Rcsa, 242.
Tahiti.

West Indies.
13. Nysius basalis, C. //. 553.

a. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's coJieclion.

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

14. Nysius scuteixatus, C. H. 553.
a, b. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's collection.

15. Nysiub Jamaicensis, C. II. bob.
a—c. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's collection.

68 CATALOGUE OF

South America.
16. Nvsius NUKiLUs, C. H. 553.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collectiou.

17. Nvsius maroixalis, C. H. 556.
Galapagos.

18. Nvsius angustellus.

Hetei'ogaster angiistellus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 153 — Nysius augiistellus,
Sgiit. A. S. E. F. 4 me Set: iii. 6(34.

Chili.

ID. Nysius luuonATus.

Heterogaster iiroralus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 154 — Nysius inoratus, S(jHt.
A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. [v. 5(34.

Chili.

20, Nvsius ephipi>iatus.

Heterogaster ephippialus, Spin. Faun. Chil. 154 — Nysiiis ephippiatus,
Sgnt. A. iS. E. F. Ame Ser. iii. 564 — N. irroratus var. F

Chili.

21. Nysius spurcus.
spurcuR, Slal, Eug. Resa, 243,
Mexico. Rio Janeiro. Honduras. Tahiti.

22. Nvsius pulchellus,
jiiilchellus, Stal, Exij. Rcsa, 214,
Isle Guam.

23. Nvsius simulans.
simuhuiF, Stal, Eug. Resa, 244,

Buenos Ayres.

24, Nvsius rhvpakus. •
rhyparus, Slal, Eug. Rcsa, 214.

Valparaiso.

HEMIPTEllA HKTKROPTERA. 69

25. Nysius contiguus.

Teslaceiis, ellipticus, antice pallido tmivittatus ; rostrum coxas posticus

attingens ; antenna lutC(C, corporis dimidio ccquiUmgce, articnlis

^o 4oqtie nigris illo basi luleo ; prolhorax sxdco iransvcrso anlico

niyro indeterminato ; femora el corium nigro punctata; membrana

diaphana.

Testaceous, elliptical, sliiiiing, finely punctured. Head and fore part

of tbe protborax with a paler stripe. Head short, triangular. Eyes

slightly prominent. Kostruui extending to the hind coxte. Antennie

luteous, slender, about half the length of the body ; first and fourth joints

black, stout; first Inteons at the base; second very much longer than the

first; third a little shorter than the second; fourth fusiform, a little shorter

than the third. Protborax short, much narrower in front ; a very slight

transverse mostly black furrow near the fore border. Legs slender; femora

with some black pr)ints. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen.

Corium of the fore wings with some black points; membrane and bind

wings pellucid. liCnglh of the body 2 lines.

Nearly allied to N. Tbymi.
a — I. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

26. Nysics proximus.

Tesiacens, longi-cUipticus ; oculi prominuli ; antenna Jlava, corporis
dimidio patdlo longiures, arliculis \o Aoque nigris; prothoracis
stilcus transversvs anliciis indelcrminatus ; femora nigro conspersa ;
membrana diaphana.

Testaceous, elongate-elliptical, shining, finely punctured. Head
triangular, a little broader than the foie border of the ])rothorax. Eyes
prominent. Antennae yellow, slender, a little more than half ilie length of
the body ; first and fourth joints black, stout; second much longer than
the first ; third shorter than the second ; fourth fusiform, as long as the
third. Protborax short, narrower in front, with a slight transverse furrow
near the fore border. Legs slender; femora with some black speckles.
Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings
pale testaceous; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of the body
2 lines.

The antennte are shorter than those of N. Thymi.

a — k. Madeira. From jMr. Wollaston's collection.

27. Nysius mundl's.
Foem. Niger, eUiplirus ; antenna: corporis dimidio panllo longiores,
arliculis 2o 3o 4oque basi Jiuvis ; prolhorax fascia poslica paltide
ieslacea anlice cxcavala ; sculcllum aplcc teslaceum ; pedes lestacei,
fentoribus nigro unifasciatls, femoribus anlicis subincrassalis ; corium
lestaceo diaphanum, apice fusco unimaculatuui.

70 CATALOGUE OF

Female. Black, elliptical, convex, shining, very finely punctured.
Head tvausveise. Eyes sliglilly prominent. Antennae slender, a little
more than half the length of the body ; first joint very short; second, third
and fourth yellow at the base; second a little longer than the third and
than the fourth. Prothorax short, a little narrower in front, with a pale
testaceous baud, which is excavated in front and is very near the hind
border. Scutellum testaceous at the tip. Legs testaceous, slender, ralber
short; femora with a black band; fore femora slightly incrassated.
Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings
diaphanous, with a testaceous tinge and with a brown apical spot;
membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of the body \h line.

a — I, Madeira. From Mr. Wollastou's collection.

South Africa.

28. NySIUS BINOTAIUS, C. II. 554.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

29. Nvsius PALLENs, C. H. bbA.
a — c. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

30. Nysius ALBiDus, C. H. bbb.

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

31. Nvsius subcinctus.

Foem. Piceus ; nnlcnntc pallide (eslacecc ; prnlliorax sulco transversa
medio valde delcrmi nato, fascia posteriore alba inlerrupla ; abdominis
latcra teslacea ; pedes lestacei, fcmoribus anlicis nigris subincrassatis
upice testaceis ; coritim pallide testaceum, nigro immaculaUim ; aUc
posticce diapharicc, lineis clavatis cinereis.

Female. Piceous, slender, linear. Head short, triangular, broader
than the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes rather prominent. Antennae
slender, pale testaceous ; first joint shorter than the head ; second much
longer than the first. Prothorax much narrower in front, with a strongly-
marked transverse middle furrow, behind which there is an interrupted white
band. Abdomen testaceous along each side. Legs testaceous, slender ;
fore femora black, slightly incrassated, testaceous at the tips. Wings
extending to the lip of the abdomen. Corium of tlie fore wings pale
testaceous, with a black apical spot; membrane and hind wings pellucid,
the latter with cinereous lines, which arc dilated into apical triangular
spots. Length of the body 2 lines.

More slender than N. Thymi.
a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaitcs.

HEMIPTKRA HETEUOPTERA. 71

32. Nysids pallipennis.

Testaceus, elUplicits ; caput piceum ; antemice lesiacea;, articulo Ao
piceo basi testaceo ; prothorax antice piccus ; sculellum suhcarinalum,
basi piceum ; membrana diaphana.

Testaceous, elliptical, shining, very finely jniuctured. Head pieeous.
Eyes large, slightly prominent. Anlenn;E testaceous, slender, about half
the length of the body; second joint about twice the length of the first ;
third shorter than the second ; fourth pieeous, testaceous at the base, as
long as the second. Prothorax pieeous between the fore border autl a
slight transverse furrow which is on the fore part. Scutellum with a
slight keel, pieeous towards the base. ^V'ings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Coriuin of the fore wings pale testaceous; membrane and hind
wings pellucid. Length of the body 2 lines.

It much resembles N. Thymi ; the apical joint of the antennas and
the legs of the latter are darker.

a, h. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

Oceania.

33. Nysius soedidus.
sordidus, Stal, Eug. Resa, 242.
Tahiti.

34. Nysius ccenosulus.
ccenosulus, Stal, Eug. Resa, 243.
Honolulu.

35. Nysius Zealandiccs, C.H.bb-2.
Lygffius clavicornis, Fabr. Ent. SyU. iv. Kii), ad partem — Coreus clavi-
cornis, Fabr. Si/sl. Rhyn. 201— ^ys'ws (Rhypodes) Zealandicus, Stal,
Hem. Fabr. i. 76.

a. Tasmania. From Dr. Hooker's collection.
b — e. New Zealand. Presented by Sir J. Ross.
f—i. New Zealand. Presented by Dr. Sinclair.

Genus 8. HETEROGASTER, C. H. 55G.

1. He'ierogasteii Uutick, C. H. 536.

a. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

b—t. England.

m — 0. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

2. Heteeogaster semicolon.

Phygas semicolon, Ficb. We'd. Beilr. i. 349, pi. 2, f 25 — Hetcrogaster
affinis, C. H. 556 — Phygadicus semicolon, Fieb. Eur. Ihm. 202.

a. South France.

72 CATALOGUE OF

3. Heterogaster Salvle, C H. 557.

Waltli, KoL Mel. .S'/). 60, pi. 9, f. 18— Platyplax Salvias, Fieh. Eur. Hem.
203.

a—c. Enfjland. Presented by F, Walker, Esq.
d. Soiuli France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
e,/. Switzerland. Presented by Dr. Uowler.

4. Heteuogasteu NepetjE.

Phyg-as Nepetffi, Fieh. Weit. Beitr. i. 348, pi, 2, f. 24— Heterogaster
rufesceus, H.-Sch. Panz. Faun. Germ. 135, 17 — Heterogaster biculor,
Kol. Mel. Sp. 58, pi. 9, f. 1()— Pliygadicus Nepetie, Fieh. Eur. Hem.
201.

Austria. Bohemia. Caucasus.

5. Heterogaster Artemisia.

Artemisise, Schill. Beit. 88, pi. 8, f. 3 — Artemisia Coronillae, Kol. Mel,
59, pi. 9, f. 17 — Pliygadicus Arteiuisice, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 202.

Austria. Caucasus.

6. Heterogaster graminis.
Pbygadicus graminis, Garhicjlielii, Bull. Soc. Eiil. Ilal. i. 120.
Turin.

South America.

7. Heterogaster hujulis.
liumilis, Spin. Faun. Chil. 152, pi. 1, f. 17.
Chili.

Madeira.

8. Heterogaster punctosus.

Flatus, nitens, fere fimiformis, nigro punctatus ; caput brevissimum,
nigra (juadrivillutum i oculi promiuuli ; rostrum nigrum basi flavum,
coxan inlermedias non atlingins ; anlrmuE Jiavw, hasi nigric, corporis
dimidio longiores ; prolhorax poslice nigro bigutlalus ; sculdlum
hasi nigro himaculatum.

Yellow, shining, nearly fusiform, finely ]ninotured. Head, prothorax,
legs, and coiium of the fore wings with many black points. Head very
short, somewhat broader than the fore border of the prothorax, with two
black stripes on each side. Eyes prominent, llostriim black, not extending
to the middle coxa;; first joint yellow. Antenna? yellow, slender, more than
half the length of the body; first joint mostly black; second, third and
fourth of nearly equal length, each longer than the first ; fourth thicker

HIiMIPTliRA HKTEROPXERA. . 73

than the second and than the third. Prothorax short, much narrower in
front; a hhick dot on eacii hind au^le. Sculelium wilh an elon<,'ateJ
bhtck spot on each side at the base. Le^s slender. VVuiirs cxtendinf^ to
the tip of the abdomen; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of
the body 3 lines.

a, b. Madeira. From Mr. Wollastou's collection.

9. HeTEROGASTER N0TATIPE3.

Niger, fusiformis ; caput breve ; rostrum luteum, apice nigrum, coxas
anticas superans ; anteimce lutecc, corporis dimicliu paullo longiures,
articulo lo nigro-uninotato ; pedes flavi, femoribus 7iigris basi
fasciaque subapiculi Jiuvis, libiis larsisque nigro fasclatis ; curium
cinereum.

Black, fusiform, shining, punctured. Head short, a little broader than
the fore border of the i>rolliorax. Eyes rather prominent. Rostrum
luteous, extending beyond the fore coxoe ; tip black. Antennae luteous,
slender, a little more than half the length of the body; first joint short,
witii a hlitck mark on the outer side; second much longer th;in the first;
third longer than the second, shorter than the fourth. Prothorax short,
narrower in front, with a very slight transverse middle furrow. Legs
yellow, slender; femora black, yellow towards the base, and wiili a yellow
subapical band ; tibiae and tarsi with black bands. Wings extending to
the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings cinereous; membrane
and hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 2^ lines.

a—f. Madeira. From Jfr. Wollastou's collection.

10. Heterogaster atkiclava.
Testaceus, longi-elliplicus ; caput antice subproductum ; antenna corporis
dimidin longiores, articulo 4o atro ; prothorax sulco transversa nigro
plus viinusve determinato ; femora nigro punctata ; corium pallide
testaceuin, nigro punctatum.

Testaceous, shining, elongate-elliptical, very finely punctured. Head
triangular, somewhat elongated in front. Eyes piceons, prominent.
Antenna; slender, more than half the length of the body; first and fourth
joints stout; first much shorter than the head; second much longer than
the fiist; third shorter than the second; fourth deep black, fusifoiin, as
long as the third. Prothorax short, narrower in front, with a very slight
transverse more or less black furrow near the fore border. Legs slender;
femora with some black points. Wings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings pale testaceous, with some black
points; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 2 — 2j
lines.

Nearly allied to H. Salvias

a, b. Madeira. From Mr. Wollastou's collection.

74 CATALOGUE OF

South Asia.

11. Heterogaster Kinbergi.
Phygadicus Kinbergi, Stal, Eug. Resa, 241.
Malacca,

12. Heterogaster signifee.

Mas. Testaceiis, fere fiisiformis ; caput piceiim, apice ftdvum ; antennm
te<tfnc('(e, arliciilo '2o a/iicnn versus piceo ; prolhnrax antice piceus,
sxdco Iransverso indelenmnaio ; scutelluni picttim, carinula teslacea
anlice furcnia el ahbrevioAa ; femora anlica fuscescenle wiilineata ;
femora gualuor posteriora apice JuscescerUia ; corii margo exterior
fuscus ; inembrana diaphana,

Male. Testaceous, shining, nearly fusiform, very finely punctured.
Head piceous, nearly tiianuular, tawny at the tip. Eyes very prominent.
AntenncE testaceous, slender; first joint shorter than the head; second
very much hinj^er than the first, piceous towards the tip. Prothorax much
narrower in (nmi, piceous between the fore border and a slight transverse
furrow which is at a little before the middle. Scutellura piceous, with a
slight testaceous keel, which is firked and abbreviated in front. Legs
slender ; fore femora with a pale brown line on the hind side, and with a
small oblique spine beyond the middle beneath ; four posterior femora pale
brown towards the tips. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen.
Cerium of the fore wings brown about the exterior border; membrane and
bind wings pellucid. Length of the body 2 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Tbwaites.

13. Heterogaster Cymoides.

Mas. Niger, ellipticus ; caput brevissimum ;'ocnli prominuii ; rostrum
coxus aiiliras paullo siiperaus ; antenna paltide testacece, gracillimcE,
corporis dimidio breviores ; prothoracis sulcus transversus vafde
indelerminittus ; pedes pidlide Jiavi ; femoribus basi coxisque nigris,
femoribus aiilicis incrassatis ; corium testaceum, striga transversa
apicali nigra ; membrana diaphana.

Male. Black, elliptical, shining, very finely punctured. Head very
short. Eyes ])rominenl. Rostrum extending a little beyond the fore
coxff. Autennte pale testaceous, very slender, less than half the length of
the body ; first joint shorter than the head ; second longer than the first;
third as long as the second. Prothorax narrower in front, with a very
indistinct transveise furrow bcfiue tbe middle. Legs pale yellow, short,
slender; femora at the base and cnxae black; fore I'emora incrassated.
Wint;s extending a little lieyond the tij) of the abdonieii. Corium of the
fore winj;s test.iceous, with a black transverse apical streak; membrane and
hind wings |iellucid. Length of the body 2.V lines.

a. Cckd)es. Prcsenled by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

llEMll'TEHA HETEROPTERA. 75

Genus 9. MALCUS.
Malcus, Stal, Eug. Resa, 241.

1. Malcus flavidipks.
flavidipes, Slal, Eug. Resa, 242, pi. 3, f. 2.
Java.

Genus 10. TERACRIUS.
Teracrius, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 316; Hem. Afr. ii. 146.

1. Teracrius Namaquensis.
Namaquensis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 316; Hem. Afr. ii. 146.
Lake N'Gami.

Genus 11. LETHiEUS, C. H. 567.

Androgeus, Stal, is included with this genus.

1. Lf.th^us Africanu9, C. H. 557.

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

b. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Eail of Derby in 1843.

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

2. Leth.eus Indicus. C. H. 558.
a. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

3. Leth^us? makginatus.

L. ? marginatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 948 — Androgeus mar-
ginatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 173.

Madagascar.

4. Leth^us? pallidinervis.
L. ? pallidinervis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 39.
Rio Janeiro.

5. Lethsus tartabeus.
Africanus, C. H. 557 ad partem— tartareus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii, 174.
Cape.

6. Leth^us guttulatus.
guttulatus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 175,
Sierra Leone.

76 CATALOGUE OF

Europe.

Genus 12. APHANUS, C. H. 558.

1. Aphanus rusticus, C. H. 558.

Stygnns rnsticus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 186 — Ophlhalmicus nisticus, Staly
K. V. Ak. Fork. 214 — Stygnocoiis rusticus, Douglas and Scolt, Hem.
214.

a. England. Presented by J. C. Dale, Esq.

b, England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
c — -f. England.

ff. JEurope. From Mr. Children's collection.

2. Aphanus sabulosus.

Pacbyraerns sabulosns, Schill. Beitr. 81 — LvKaeus pedestris, Fall. Hem.
64 — Rbyparoc:liri>n)Us puhesceiis, Curl. Brit. Ent. xiii. 612 — Rhypa-
locbrornns sabulosus, Suhlb. Geoc. Fen. 59 — Pacliynierus sabulosus,
Flor. Rlujn. Liv. i. 243 — Sty gnus sabulosus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 187 —
Ophlhalmicus sabulosus, Stal, K. V. Ak. Fork. 1862, 215 — Stygno-
coiis sabulosus, Donylas and <S'coi<, Hem. 215.

a — ■/. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
g — i. England.

3. Aphanus aeenaeius.

Pachymerus arenarins, Huhn, Wanz. Ins. i. 43, f. 27— Ehyparochromns
oblusus, Curl. Bril. Enl. xiii. 612 — Rbyparochromus arenarius, 5'/A/6.
Geoc. 59 — Styginus arenarins, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 187 — Ophlhalmicus
arenarius, Slal, K. V. Ak. Fork. 1862, 215 — Slygnocoris arenarius,
Douylas and Scott, Hem. 216.

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

b, c. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
d — i. England.

jf — z. Madeira. Frona Mr. Wollaston's collection.

4. Aphanus insionis.
Pachymerus insignis, Costa, Cim. R. N. 68.

o. South Italy. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

5. Aphanus incanus.

Stetbotropis incana {Douglas and Scott), Fieb, Verh. Zool. Bot. Ges. Wien.
XX. 245, pi. 5, r. 3.

England.

6. Aphanus pilosulus.
Lygaeus (Stygnus) pilosulus, Thomson, Opusc, Ent. ii. 12, 188.
Sweden.

HEUIPTERA HETEIIOPTEUA.

7. ApHANUS CIMBIIICUS.

Stygnus cimbvicus, Gredlcr, Verh. Zool. Bol, Gcs. Wien. xx. 84.
Tyrol.

North America.

8. ApHANUS TRII'lINCTATUS, C. II. 559.

a, b. St. John's Bluff, East Florida. Presented by E. Doiibleday, Esq.

9. Aphanus nodosus.
Ptocbiomera nodosa, Saij, Hem. Het. 18 — Aphanus clavatus, C. 11. 500.

a. New Orleans. From Mr. Children's cidlection.

b. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

South America.
10. Aphanus diluticoknis.
diluticornis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem, 39.
Rio Janeiro.

11. Aphanus pusio.
pusio, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 39.
Rio Janeiro.

South Africa.
12. Aphanus Capensis, C H, 559.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

13. Aphanus geniculatus.
geniculatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 8me Ser. viii. 949.
Madagascar.

South Asia.
14. Aphanus Indicus, C. H. 559.
a. North Hindostan. From Capt. Boys' collection.

Genus 13. RHYPAROCHROMUS, C. H. 560.

Drymus, Maorodema, Aoploscelis, Megalonolus, Lasiocoris, Peritrechus,
Tropistethus, Lamprodemii, Pionosonuis, Lasiosomus, Acompus, Micropiax,
Ereniocoris, Scolopostethus, Notdchilus, Hyalocbilus, Diomplialus,
Triipezonotus, Gonianotus, En)blethis, Ischnopeza, and Neurochnlus of
Fieber, are here included with Rhyparochromus ; so also are Polycrates,
Phoroneus, Poeanlius, Bochrus, Pactye, Narbo, Euander and Panchlcea

CATALOGUE OF

of Stal; Beosiis of Serville ; Astemmoplitus of Spinola ; Acanthocnemis
Cleiarda, Dieiiches, of Sifinovet; Calyptouotus, Lainproplax and Hypno-
philus of Dmifjlas and Scott; Coptoueuius and Anepsius of Puton;
Ozophora of Uhler.

Europe, West Asia and North Africa.

1. Rhypaeochromus Ibeeicus.

Ibericus, Barcensp. Berl. Ent. Zeil. 1858, 200, f. 5. Fieb. Eur. Hem.
194.

Andalusia.

2. Rhypaeochromus leucodermus.

Pachyraerus carbonarius, Ramb. Faun. And. 148 — Rhypai'ochromus
leucodermus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 194.

Sicily. Spain.

3. Rhyparochromus Rolandri, C. H. 561.

Lygseus Maroceanus, Fabr. Ent. Si/st. iv. 163; Si/st. Rhyn. 229 — Beosus
Rolandri, Stal^ Hem. Fabr. i. 78.

a — c. Entrland.

d,e. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

/. Europe. From Mr. Ciiildren's collection.

g—l. It:ily.

m — r. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

J — V. Madeira. From Mr. VVollaston's collection.

4. Rhyparochromus adspersus.

Pachymerus adspersus, ]\Iuls. Ann. Soc. Linn. 1852,96 — Rhyparochromus
adspersus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 194.

South France. Austria. Ural Region.

5. Rhypauoohromus tristis.
tristis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 194.
South Europe.

6. Rhypaeochromus lynceus.

Lygseus lynceus, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 231 — Pachymerus lynceus, Schill.
Beitr. pi. 5, f. 7 — Rhyparochromus lynceus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 194.

Europe.

7. RnYPAEOcnROMUs phceniceus, C, H. 562.
a. Italy. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

HEMIPTEUA HETEr.tiPTliRA. 79

8. Rhyparochromus Pini, C. H. 561.
Siberia.

a — n. England.

2. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
a — c. Europe. Fiom Mr. Cliildren's collection.

3. Switzerland. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
14. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

9. Rhyparochromus Pinetf.

Pachvmerns Pineti, H.Sch. Wanz. Ins. iv. 93, f. 438 — Rliyparocbroniiis
Piiieti, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 195.

South Europe.

10. Rhyparochromus vulgaris, C II. 563.
<7, h. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

11. Rhyparochromus pedestris, C. H. 56."^.

mundulus, Dohm. Steit. Ent. Zeil. 1860, 160 — Ciniex caffer, Thttnb. Nov.
Ins. Sp. iii. 59, pi. 3, f. 70 — x\lydus caffer, Thunb. Hem. rostr. Cap.
iii. 3.

a. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
b — k. England.

/. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
ill, n. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

12. Rhypahochromus bkachiidens.

bracbiidens, L. Duf. A. S, E. F. 2nie Ser, ix. 327.

Spain.

13. Rhyparochromus princeps.

princeps, Dohm, Strit. Ent. Zeit. .\xi. 160, pi. 1, f. 2. Fieb. Eur. Ilevi.
196.

Cyprus.

14. Rhyparochromus cribratissimus.

cribratissimus, Dohm, Slell. Ent. Zcil. 1860, 161. Fieb. Eur. Htm.
196.

Cyprus.

15. Rhvparochromus saturnids.

Ciniex saturnius, Ros.ii, Faun. Etr. Sp. 1331, pi. 7, f. 8 — Pacbymorus
rbonibeus, Fieb. Beilr. 1836, 346, pi. 2, f. 21 — Beosus saturnius, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 196.

Mediterranean Region.

yO CATALOGUE OF

16. Rhyparochromus quadratus, C, H. 562.

Beosiis quadratus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 196.

a. Enjjland.

b — d. Europe. From Mr. Cliildreu's collection.

e—g. Italy.

h — m. Madeira. Froiu Mr. Wollaston's collection.

17. Rhyparochromus margixepunctatus, C. H. 50.3.

Gonianotus marjiinepunctatiis, Fieh, Eur. Hem. 197 — margiuatus, Dahlb.
Vet. Akad. iy5 1,218.

a, h. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

d. Italy.

e. Madeira. Presented by T. V. Wollaston, Esq.
f — r. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.
s. Africa. From Mr. Children's collection.

18. Rhvparochkomus galactoderjius.
Gonianotus galactodermus, F'ub. Eur. Ileiu. 197.
Sicily. Spain.

19. Rhyparochromus Verbasci.

Lygaeus Verbasci, Fabr. Syst. Rhi/n. 235 — Pachynierus marginepunctatus,
H.-Sch. Panz. Faun. Germ. 118, 7 — Embletliis platychilus, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 197— Emblelhis Verbasci, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 79.

Europe.

20. Rhypakochuomus arenarius.

Cimex arenarius, Linn. Faun. Suec. 955 — Lygoeus arenarius, Fabr. Syst.
Rlu/n. 233 — Lvtjaeus <>:riseus, Wolff', Wanz. Ins. f. 107 — liyjiieus pili-
froiis, Zelt. Act. Holm. 1S19," 71. Fall. Hem. 52— Emblelhis
arenarius, Ficb. Eur. Hem. 198.

Europe.

21. Rhvparocuromus Scaphula.

Scaphula, Bnrcrnsp. Berl. Eat. Ztit. 1858, 198, f. 6 — Ischnopeza Scaphula,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 198.

Spain. Dalmatia.

22. Rhyparochromus ater.

Pachymerus ater, Parreyss. MSS. — Neurodadus aler, Fieb. Eur. Hem.
199.

South Europe.

IIEMIPTERA HETEROI'TEUA. 81

23. Rhyparochromus nbbulosus, C. H. 564.
Trapezonotus nebulosus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 190.
Siberia.
a, b. England.
c, d. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

24. Rhyparochromus nigripes.
Trapezonolus nigripes, Fieb.Eur. Hem. 191 — anorus? Flor. Rhyn. Liv.
Austria. Bohemia.

25. Rhyparochromus agrestis, C. H. 564.

Trapezonotus agrestis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 191.

Siberia.

a, b. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
c, d. England.
e,f. Italy.

26. Rhyparochromus distinctos.

Trapezonotus distiuctus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 215. Douglas and
Scott, Ent. Ann. 1863, 145, f. 4 ; Hem. 191.

England.

27. Rhyparochromus Ulrichi.

Pachymerns Ulrichi, Fieb. Weit. Beitr. 1836, 347, pi. 2, f. 23— Trapezo-
notus Ulrichi, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 191.

Germany. Italy. Corsica.

28. Rhyparochromus cordiger.
Hyalochilus cordiger, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 190.
Sicily. Spain.

29. Rhyparochromus affinis.

Pachymerus afSiiis, SchilL. Beitr. 1829, 80 — Rhyparochromus decoratus,
C. H. 565 — Sculoposlelhus affinis, Fieb. Eur. Hem, 189.

a — e. England. Presented by F, Walker, Esq.
/, y. I^le of Man. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
h, i. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.
j, k. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

82 CATAi.oGur: of

30. Khyparochromus adjunctus.

Pachymenis decoratu!:, b and c, Halin, Wanz. Ins. i. 139 — podacriciis, p.,
Flor. Rhijn. Liv. i. 277 — Scolo|iostelliiis affiiiis, var., Slal, Ofv. K. V.
Ak. Fork. 1862, 220 — Scolopostelhus adjunctus, Doiujlas and Scott,
Hem. I«3.

England.

31. Rhypaeochhomds pictds.

Pachyinerus pictus, Schill. Bcitr. 7I», 22, pi. 7, f. 1. Panz. Faun. Germ.
120, 5 ; Ha/ni, fVanz. Ins. i. 64, 110, pi. 10, f. 39 — Lyfjseus podagricus.
Full. Hem. 63 — Scolopostelhus pictus, Fieb. Flur. Hem. 189.

a. England.

32. Rhvparochromus cognatus.
Scolopostethus cognatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 189.
South Germany. Corsica.

33. Ehyparochromus nervosus.
Scolopostelhus nervosus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 189.
Italy.

34. Ehyparochromus longicollis.
Scolopostelhus longicollis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 189.
Sicily.

35. Ehyparochromus contractus.

Pachymerus coutracUis, Il.-Sch. Nom. Enl. i. 45 ; Warn, Ins. iv. 97, pi.
140, f. 44(t — Scolopostethus contvaetus, i^/e6. Eur. Hem. 188.

a — f. England. Presented by F. Walker, E.^q.
g — /. England.

36. Ehyparochromus euraticus, C. H. 565.
Ercmocoris erraticus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 188.

a. England.

b, c. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

37. Ehyparochromus plebeius, C. H. 566.
Eremocoris plebeius, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 188.
«, b. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

HKMU'TKItA HKTliHOI'TiniA. Q'.}

38. Rhvparochromus ruiipes,

Lygaeiis rufipes, IVolff, Wanz. Ins.(. 145 — Opbtlialtnicus hoincerx, Schill.
Beilr. (i;}, pi. 2, f. 3 — Pacliynieriis pallipes, II.-Sc/i. Panz, Faun.
Germ. 121, 2 — Aphumis pallipes, Il.-Sch. Inde.v — Bcosiis clavatiis,
Sit/db. Gene. 67 — P.ichyraeiiis bisiuiialus, Bo/i. K. V. Ak. Foih. ]^59,
104 — Paclivineius clavaliis, Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 244 — Acompus nilipes,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 186 — Oiihlhalmicus rufipes, Slal, K. V. Ak. Fork.
1862,214.

Europe.

39. IlllVPAROCHROMUS ENERVIS.

Pacliyiiierus enervis, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. vi. 57, p. 197, f. 618 — Aphanus
enervis, H.-Sch. Index — Lasiosouius enervis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 186.

Austria. Switzerland.

40. Rhyparochromus varius.

Lyga>us varius, Wolff, [Vanz. Ins. 146, f. 142. Schill. Beilr. pi. 6, f. 12;
Waiiz. Ins. i. 69, pi. 10, f. 42 — Lyj^a^us biuiaculatiis, Zett. Act. Ilohm.
1819. Fall. Hem. 58 — Piouosouius varius, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 185.

The speciuien here recorded does not fully agree with the figure of
Hahn.

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

41. Rhyparochromus maubus.

LygsBus maurus, Fabr. Si/st. Rhyn, 238 — Pachyinerus nitidulus, H.-Sch.
IVanz. Ins. f. 439 — Lamprodeuia maura, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 185.

Europe.

42. Rhyparochromus brevicollis.

Lamprodema brevicollis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 185.

Dalraatia.

43. Rhyparochromus holosericeus.

Pachymerus Sabuleli, //.-5(A. lVa7iz. Ins. ii. 120, pi. 66, f. 201— Pachy-
merus holosericeus, Schollz, Arb. Ver. 192 — Tropistethus ochropterus,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 184 — Pachyinerus spinigereiius. Boh. K. V. Ak.
Forh. 1852, 57 — Tropiuotus holosericeus, Slal, 0/v. K. V. Ak. Fork.
1862, 217.

Europe.

44. Rhyparochromus luniger.

Pachyinerus luniger, Schill. Beilr. 1829, 67, pi. 3, f. 1. Panz. Faun.
Ger)n. 121, 6 — Lygifcus Salill)ergi, Fall. Hem. 1859, 56 — Peritrcchus
luniger, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 184.

a — /. England.
■>u. i"

84 CATALOGUE OF

45. Rhypaeocheomus nubilus, C. H. 570.
Peritrechus nubilus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 184.

a, b. England.

c. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

46. Rhyparocheomus angusticollis.

Beosus angusticollis, Sahib. Geoc. G6 — Rhyparochroinus crassicornis, C. H.
571 — Peritrechus angusticollis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 183.

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

47. Rhyparochrojius jENeiceps.

Beosus aeneiceps, Baransp. Berl. Ent. Zeit. 1859, 333, pi. 6, f. 5 — Lasio-
coris aeneiceps, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 183.

Greece.

48. Rfiyparochromus anomalus.

Pachymerus anomalus, Kol. Mel. Fasc. 277, pi. 9, f. 14 — Pachymerus
villosus, Muls. Ann. Soc. Lyon, 1852, 94 — Lasiocoris anomalus, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 183.

South France. Sicily.

49. Rhyparochromus chiraoea, C. H, 564.
Megalonotus chiragra, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 182.

a. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

b, c. England.

d, e. Italy.

50. Rhyparochromus pilicornis.

Pachymerus pilicornis, Muls. Anyi. Sue. Linn. Lyon, 1852,99 — Rhyparo-
chromus pilicornis, Douglas and Scott, Hem. 202.

England. France.

51. Rhyparochromus dilatatus.

Pachymerus dilatatus, H.-Sch. Warn. Ins. vi. 33, f. 591 — Pachymerus
ob.scurus, Muls. A)m. Soc. Lyon, 1852, 97 — Megulouolus dilatatus,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 182.

Germany. France.

52. Rhyparochromds nioer.
Megalonotus niger, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 182.
Sicily.

lIEMIPTliHA HETKUOl'TKllA 85

53. RHYPAROCUUOMUS ANGUSTATUS.

Megalonotus augustatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 181.
Sicily.

54. RflYrAROCHROMUS PR/KXEXTATOS.

Pacliymeius praptextatus, H-Sch. IVunz. Iiis.'w. 12, f. 357— Pacliyinenis
i'emoriiWs, Buh. Ofv. K. V. Ak. FdiIi 1852 — Uliypaiocliroimis iiiaciili-
peiiuis, Curt. — MegaloiioUis prx'lextalus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 181.

Europe.

55. Rhvparochkomus iiirsutus.

Pacliymenis antennatus, H -Sch. Panz. Faun. Germ. 120, 7 — MegalouoUis
biisutus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 181.

GerniaDy.

56. Rhyparochromus antennatus.

Pacbynieius auteniiatus, Schill. Beilr. 76, pi. 8, f. 10 — Rhypavocbroinus
anlenuatus, Suhtb. Geoc. 64. Boh. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1852 —
Megalonotus anteuuatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 181.

Europe.

57. Rhyparochromus bilineatus.
Aoploscelis biliueatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 181.
Corsica.

58. Rhyparochromus micropterus.

micropterus, Curt. Brit. Ent. xiii. 612 — Pacbyinerus birsutulus, Schollz,
Arb. Verand. 1846, Sp. 29 — Pacbyinerus gracilis, Boh. K. V. Ak.
Fork. 1852, 54 — Pacbyinerus beinipterus, Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 261 —
Macrodeina birsutula,/'je6. Eur. Hem. 180 — Hypuopbilus micropterus,
Douglas and Scott, Hem. 208.

Europe.

59. Rhyparochromus syi.vaticus, C. H. 564.

Drymus silvaticus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 179.

a — d. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

e — 0. England.

p. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

60. Rhyparochromus brunneus.

brunneus, Sahib. Geoc. Fen. 57 — Pacbyinerus pallidulus, H.-Sch. IVanz.
Ins. ix. 211 — Drymus iiotatus, Fieb. Hem. 179 — Drymus bruuueus,
Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Forh. 1862, 217.

Europe.

H6 OATAT.dGUl:: OF

61. RhYPAROCHROMUS PILII'ES.

Drymus pilipes, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 179.
Germany.

62. Rin'PAROCHItOMUS MELANOTUS.

IscbiioUirsus melaiiotiis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 192.
(jieece. Turkey. Syria.

63. RhYPAROCHROMUS DoUGLASI.

Beo'.iis Doiiglasi, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 217.
Corsica.

64. Rhyparochrojius luscus, C. H. 568.

Ischnotarsiis luscus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 192.

a. England.

6, c. Europe. Presenlecl by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.
d — h. Madeira. From Mr. Wollasion's culleclion.
i — n. Canary Isles. From Mr. Wollasion's collection.
o. .Ulrica. From Mr. Cliildren's colleclion.

65. RhYPAROCHROMUS PULCHER, C. //. 570.

Apbanus erylliroplerus, Bntlle, E.vp. Mor. i/em. 75, pi. 31, f. 4 — Pacby-
meriis Ibericus, Kol. Mel. i. 79, pi. 9, f. 15 — Iscbnolarsus pulcber,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 192.

fl. Europe. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
b. ?

dG. RhYPAROCHROMUS SpHRAOADIMIUM.

Spbrafradimium, Ami/ot. Mon. Sp. 131 — Iscbnotarsus Spbragadimium,
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 192.

Middle and Soutb Europe.

67. RhYPAROCHROMUS LIMBATUS.

Microplax limbatus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 322.
Austria. Asia Minor.

68. RhYPAROCHROMUS HISPIDULUS.

Diompbalus hispidulus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 70, pi. 1, f. 4.
Sarepta.

iiI''.mii'ii;i;a iiK'i'Kiidi-rKK.v.

69. Rhvparochkomus ferkugineus.
Pacliymenis ferriif,'inens, I\ltils. Ann. Snc. Linn. 1852, 101 — Xotocliiliis

ferru<;iiieus, Ficb. Wien. Enl. Mon. viii. (i?, pi. 1, f, 2.
South Fiance.

70. RlIYPAROCHROMDS DISTINGUENDUS.

Pachymenis clistinsjiieiuliis, Flor. Rln/n. Liv. i. 2(56 — Tiapezonotus dis-
tinp;uendus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon, viii. 219 — Trapezonolus convivus,
Slal.

Lironia.

71. RlIYPAnOCHROMUS BRACHUDENS.

Acantbocneniis brachiidens, Sipit. A. S. E. F. 4 we Ser. v. 124.
South France. Syria. Algeria.

72. Rhyparochromus crassicornis.
Sculopostethus crassicornis, Dougl. and Scoll, Ent. M. Maj. viii. 24.
England.

73. Rhyparochromus latus.
Dryinus latus, Dougl. and Scot/, Enl. M. May. viii. 2o.
England.

74. Rhyparochromus rufipes.
Peritrecluis rufipes, Garbiglielli, Bull. Soc. Enl. Ilal. i. 115.
Turin.

7.5. Rhyparochromus Ghiltanii.
Ghilianii, Garbiglielli, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilal. i. 1 18.
Siirdiuia.

76. Rhyparochuomus alpinus.
aljjinus, Gurbiylielli, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. i. 118.
Piedmontese Alps.

77. Rhyparochromus psammobius.
Trapezonolus psammobius, Garbii/lietti, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilal. i. 117.
Turin.

78. Rhyparochromus obscurus.
Scoloposlethus obscuvus, Garbiglielli, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilal. i. 1 17.
Turin.

88 CATALOGUE OF

79. Rhyparochromus rubefactus.
Scolopostetluis lubefaclus, Garbiglielli, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilal. i. 1 17.
Turin.

80. Rhtparochrohus Baeri.
Baeri, Jakotvletv, Hor, Soc. Ent. Ross. iv. 153.
Astrachan.

81. Rhyparochromus Lethierrti.
Ccptoneuius Lethierryi, Pulon, A. S. E. F. \me_Ser. ix. 142.
Biskra.

82. Rhyparochromus encaustus.
Anepsius encaustus, Puton, A. S. E. F. 4me Sh: ix. 143.
Biskra.

83. Rhyparochromus Beckeri.
Beckeri, Frey. Gessner, Mitlhiel. Schweiz. Ent. Gesellsch. 1863, 118.
Sarepta.

84. Rhyparochromus Sharpi.

Lamproiiotus Sharpi, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mag. iv. 244 — Lampro-
plax Sharpi, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mug. iv. 365 — Pachymerus
piceus? Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 251.

Scotland.

85. Rhyparochromus sabulicola.
Lygaeus (Megalonotiis) sabulicola, Thomson, Opusc. Ent. ii. 12, 190.
Sweden.

86. Rhyparochromus nitidus.
Mimicus nitidus, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mag. v. 66.
Palestine.

87. Rhyparochromus Flori.
Lasiocoris Flori, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mag. v. 67.
Palestine.

88. Rhyparochromus sanguineus.
Calyplonotus sangiiiueus, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mag. v. 32.
Palestine.

HEl^riPTERA HErK!;orTEr.A. 89

89. RriVPAROCHROMUS ^TUIOPS.

Calyptonotiis stliiops, Doiujl. and Scott, Ent. M. Mag. v. Go.
Palestine.

90. Rhyparochromus puncticeps.

Lygsus (Peiitiechas) puucticeps, T/ioinson, Opusc. Ent. ii. 12, 193.
Sweden.

91. Rhyparochromus hamulatus.
LygCEus (Drymus) hamulatus, Thomion, Opusc. Ent. ii. 12, 200.
Sweden.

92. Rhyparochromus melanocerus.

LygEEUS (Scolopostetlius) nielunocerus, Thomson, Opu^c. Ent. ii. 12, 202.
Sweden,

93. Rhyparochromus trichopteuus.
Lygaeus tiicbopterus, Thomson, Opusc. Ent. ii. 12, 339.
Sweden.

94. Rhyparochromus limbatus.
Notochilus limbatus, Fieb. Verh. Zool. Bat. Ges, JVien. xx. 2.')7.
Frauce.

95. Rhyparochromus nicer.
Macrodema nigra, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 4ine Ser. v. 123.
Paris-Bourray.

96. Rhyparochromus distinctus.
Trapezonotus distinctus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 215.
England.

North America.

97. Rhyparochromus ferus.

Pamera fera. Say, Hem. Ilel. 16 — Rhyparochiouaus borealis, C H. 563
— Eremocoiis ferus, Uhlir.

a. Hudson's Bay. Presented by Dr. Barnston.

b, c. Nova Scotia. From Lieut. Redman's collection.

98. Rhypar(jchromus lineatus, C. //. 575.
* a, b. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

N

90 CATALOGUE OF

99. Rhtpaeochromus basalis, C. H. 575.
a, b. Noitb America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

100. Rhyparochromus scutellatus, C. H. 575.
a, b. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

101. Rhyparochromus vicinus, C. H. 576.

a — c. Nova Scotia. From Lieut. Redman's collection.
d. North America. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

102. Rhyparochromus frateknus.
Peritrechus fraternus, Uhler, Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1871.
Massachusetts.

103. Rhyparochromus piotueatus.
Ozophora picturata, Uhler, Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1871.
Massachusetts.

South America.

104. Rhyparochromus ovalis, C. H. 568.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudot's collection.

105. Rhyparochromus tebginus.
terginus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 41.
Rio Janeiro.

106. Rhyparochromus albo-annulatus.
albo-annulatus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 41.
Rio Janeiro.

107. Rhyparochromus ochroceras.
ochroceras, Stal, Eug. Resa, 245.
Rio Janeiro. Puna, near Guayaquil. Tahiti.

108. Rhyparochromus vinulus.
vinulus, Stal, Eiu/, Resa, 246.
Rio Janeiro. Puna, near Guayaquil. Tahiti.

IIK.MIPTKHA lli:i'KU(»rri-;U.\. 91

10L>. Rhypauociiromus quadricollis.

Pacliyitierus quadricollis, Spin. Faun. Cliil. 144 ; Synl. A. S. E. F. Ame
Sir. iii. 5G2 — MegauoUis, Fieb.

Cbili.

110. Rhyparochromus Chilensis.

Pachymcrus Chilensis, Spin. Faun. Chil. 147; Sgnt.A. S. E. F. 4me Ser.
iii. 662.

Chili.

111. Rhyparochromus hvalinatus.

Pachymerus liyalinatus. Spin. Faun. Chil. 148, pi. 1, f. 10; Sgnt. A.S.E.
F. 4me Sh: iii. 563.

Chili,

112. Rhyparochromus pcecilus.

Pachymenis poeciliis, Spin. Faun. Chil 149, pi. 1, f. la; S(/nl. A. S. E.

F. 4me Ser. iii. 563 — R. hvalinatus, var..'^
Chili.

113. Rhyparochromus poly'chromus.

Pacbymerus polycbionnis. Spin. Faun. Chil. 149; Synt. A. S. E. F. 4me
Sir. iii. 563.

Chili.

114. Rhyparochromus nitidus.

Pacbymerus nitidus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 150; Sgnl. A. S. E. F. Ame
Sir. iii. 563 — Laiiiprodeina, Fieb.

Chili.

115. Rhyparochromus Gayi.
Astemnioplitus Gayi, Spin. Faun. Chil. 158, pi. 1, f. 13 — R. nitidus.^
Cbili.

116. Rhyparochromus armatipes.

Niger; rostrum teslacevm, coxas aJiticas superaiis ; prolhoracis sulcus
transversus bene dclerminalus ; pedes lestacei ; corium obscure fnscum,
striga coslali diaphana, macula coslali albida ; mcmbrana Jusccscente
cinerea.

armipes, C. H. 569.

Of the group Beosus, as is also the following species.

Black, in struclure like R. armipes. Head triangular. Eyes slightly
prominent. Rostruuj testaceous, extending somewhat beyond tlie fore
coXcE. Protborax widening from the fore border to the bind border, near

92

CATALOGUE OF

which there is a well-definetl transverse furrow, Leps testaceous ; fore
femora incrassated, (lenliculated beneath. Coriuui of the fore wings dark
brown, with a pellucid costal streak extending from the base, and with a
whitish triangular costal spot near the lip; membraue brownish cinereous.
Length of the bodj 4h lines.

a. America. Presented by Capt. Friend.

117. Rhyparochromus serripes.

Foem. Fiiscux, lonf/iusculu.'i, cincreo tomenlosus ; rostrum coxas inter-
vicdias allingens ; anlenucc leslacea, ffrncillivue, corpore breviures,
articulis 3o 4i)fj>ie apice Anque basi nigris ; prothornx stilco trans-
verso medio valde delerminalo ; pedes longi, tiliiis tarsonniique
artieiilis apice nigris ; corii costu teslaceo biinaculatu.

Female. Brown, long, slender, with cinerous tomentum, in structure
like R. arinatipes. Head conical. Ejes rather large and prominent.
Rostrum extending to the middle coxa?. Antenn;E testaceous, very
slender, rather shorter than the body ; first joint shorter than the head ;
second nearly twice the length of the first; third and fourth bJaCk towards
the tip; third shorter than the second; fourth black at the base, a little
shorter than the third. Prothorax conical, with a strongly-maiked trans-
verse middle furrow ; hind angles slightly prominent. Legs loug, slender;
lil)iae and joints of the tarsi with black tips ; fore femora incrassated,
denticulate beneath. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen.
Corium of the fore wings with two testaceous costal spots, one very near
the base, the other very near the tip. Length of the body 5 lines.

Allied to R. armatipes.

a. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

118. Rhvparociiromus discifkr.

Foem. Ater, longi-ovaliis ; antcnncc corporis dimidio pavUo longiorcs ;
prothorax pnslice albo hislrigatus ; corium atbo inlerrupte margi-
natum ; memhrana apice diaphaiio marginata.

Foiiale. Deep black, elongate-oval, in structure somewhat like
R. Rolandri. Head short, triangular, as broad as the fore border of the
prothorax. Eyes slightly jiromincnt. Antennae slender, a little more than
half the length of the body; second joint much longer than the first;
third a little shorter than the f-econd ; fourth a little longer than the
secoiid. Prothorax subiiuadrale, widening sli<^hlly from the lore border to
the hind border, on which there is a short while streak on each side.
Legs slender ; fore femora slightly incrassated. AN'iiigs extending to the
tip of the abdomen. Corium of the lore vNings with a while border, which
is inlerrujitcd on the outer jiart of the costa ; membrane with a narrow
pellucid apical border. Length of the body 2l lines.

fl. T(juca. Presented by the Rev. H. Claik.

HEMIPTERA HETEUOPTKRA. 98

Madeira.
119. Rhyparochuoiujs Maueiiensis.
Maderensis, WUn. Ann. Nal. /list. 3rd Scr. i. 123.
a — g. Madeira. From Mr. Wollastou's collection.

120. Rhyparociiromus luscinus.

iNIas. et fcEin. Niger, fusi/ormis ; antennce corpore mnllo breriares,
articulo 2o lulco apice nigrn, 3i dimidio basali littco, Ao busi pallide
JJavo ; prothorax teslacco uiiifnscialus, atbido bimaculntus, lateribus
reflex is ; sculcl/um albido bin I rig alum, apice flavum ; pedes lulei,
longi, femoribus lolis tibiis larsisqiie apice nigris ; corium lestaccnvi,
nigra iinistrigatum, apice ulnun albido uniinacalalum ; membrana
nigro-cinerea, apice ulbida.

Male and female. Black, fusiform. Eyes prominent. AntenntE
slender, much shorter than the body ; first joint shorter than the head ;
second lutcous, black at the tip, very much longer than the first; third
shorter than the second, luleous for half the length from the base; fourth
pale yellow at the base, as long as the third. Prothorax with an elongated
whitish spot on each of the reflexed sides, and with an irregular testaceous
band behind the middle. Scutellum with two whitish streaks and with a
yellow tip. Legs luteous, long, slender ; femora black ; tibia; and tarsi
with black tips. Wings extending to the lip of the abdomen. Corium of
the fore wings testaceous, deep black towaids the tip; a black discal streak
near the base ; a transverse whitish spot in the black part ; membrane
blackish cinereous, whitish at the tip. Length of the body 31 — A\ lines.

Smaller than R. luscus, from which it is also distinguished by black
colour extending more over the legs.

a — ;;'. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

121. RllVPAROCHROMUS CONCINNULUS.

Fcem. Niger, ftmiformis ; anlctnue corjime bmiorcs, arliculi ]o '2o
3(ique apice jlavis ; prothorax alio bimaculatns, suho traiisvrrso
anlico valde deterniinato ; pcd( s ni'jri,fcmoribus (juulnor postcrioribus
basi Jlavis, /(VUiribus anlicis iucrassulis, (ibiis tarsisqac qaatuor
anterioribns julvis apice nigris ; corium albo itniniaculatitm, dimidio
basali teslacco ; membrana apice albida.

Female. Black, fusiform, shining, very finely punctured. Head
triangular, as broad as the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes slightly
prominent. Antennce slender, somewhat shorter than the body; joints
from the first to the thiid piile yellow at the tip ; first much shorter than
the head ; second about twice the length of the fiist; third a little shorter
than the second ; fourth as long as the third. Prothorax narrower in
front; a strongly-maiked transverse fuirow near ihe hind border, including
on each side a large triangular white sjiot. Legs black ; tips of the femora
pale yellow ; four posterior femora pale yellow ut the base; fore feniora

04 CATALOG UK OF

inciassated ; four anteiior liliire and tarsi tawny, with black lips. Wings
exleiidinjT to llie tip of the abdomen. Coriuni of the fore wings testaceous
for half the length from the base, with a while triangular subapical
spot; membrane whitish at the tip. Length of the body 2j liues.

Like R. pedestris in structure.

a — d. Madeira. From Mr. VVollaston's collection.

122. Rhyparochromus olabereimcs.

Mas. et foem. Fulvus, fusiformis^ fire planus ; rnslrum coxas intermedias
allingeiis ; anlenncc tcslacecc, corporis dhnidio longiores ; protliorax
brevis, sulco antico transversa valde delerminalo ; pedes breves; alec
abdominis apicem non allingenles.

Male and female. Tawny, fusiform, smooth, very shining;, nearly flat.
Head triangular, a little narrower than the fore border of the prothorax.
Eyes not prominent, llostrum extending to the middle coxae. Antenna?
testaceous, slender, more llian half the lengtli of the body, longer
in tlie male than in the female; first joint a little shorter than the head;
second, third and fourtli nearly equal in length, each shorter than the first.
Protliorax short, hardly narrower in fnmt, with a very indistinct transverse
furrow near the fore border. Legs short, slender; fore femora incrassaled.
Wings not extending to the lip of the abdomen. Length of the body
1 line.

a — /. Madeira. Froui Mr. Wollaslon's collection.

123. Rhyi'arochromus muxdulus.

Niger, niltns, glaber, eliipiicus; anlenncc piccce, corporis dimidio lon-
giores, articulus '2o Soquc basi Jlavis, 4o fulvo ; prolhorax brevis,
transverse subsnlcalus, poslice punclatus ; pedes fulvi, breves; cerium
fuscum ; nienibrana cincrea.

Black, smooth, shining, elliptical. Head small. Eyes not prominent.
Antenmc piceous, slender, rather more than half the length of the body;
fust joint shorter than the head; second and third yellow at the base;
second longer than the third; fourth tawny, as long as the third. Prothorax
short, a little narrower in front, with a slight transverse furrow, between
which and the hind border it is dull and punctured. Legs tawny, short;
femora black ; fore femora incrassaled. Wings extending to the lip of the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings brown ; membrane cinereous. Length
of the body 1 line.

a. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaslon's collection.
South Africa.

121. RllYPAUOCUUOMUS ARMIPES.

Lygunis armipes, Fabr. Enl. Syst. iv. KM; Sgst. Rhya. 2.31 — Lygaeus
alhostrialus, Fabr. Syst. Rliyn. 229 — Heosus iilbostriatus, Slal. Hem.
Afr. ii. 1()8 — iJuosns armipes, Stal llem. Fabr. i. 7!) — llhypurochro-
nius albostriatus, C. H. o()7.

Guinea.

IIEMIPTKRA HETEROPTKUA. 95

a, b. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

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

e. Sierra Leone. Presented by ilie Rev. D. F. Morgan.

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

g. Mauritius. From Dr. Beke's collection.

12a. Reiyi'AROCHRomus mcerexs, C. If. 5(>.'5.

a. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derl)y in 18i;J.

b. Interior of South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

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

12(3. Rhyparochromus apicalis, C. II. 562.

Rhyparochromus turgidifemur, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 185.'>, .32 —
Rhyparochromus nigromaculatus, Stal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 185.5,
33 — Beosus apicalis, Stat, Hem. Afr. ii. 16.0.

a — ■/. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl uf Derby in 1843.
g, Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

127. Rhyparochroml's inconsimcul's, C. II. 574.
a. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. D. F. Morgan,

128. RlIVPAROCflROMUS UXIGUTTATUS.

Pendulinus uniguttalus, Thunb. Hem. rustr. cap. iv. 6 — Pendulinus gut-
tatus, Thunb. Ins. Hem. tria gen. ill. o — Beosus uniguttalus, Stal,
Berl. Enl. Zeit. x. 382 ; Ofv. K. V. A/c. Fork. 1870, 664.

Cape. Philippine Isles.

129. Rhyparochromus consutus.

Pachymerus consutus, Germ. Silb. Rev. Ent. v. 139 — Rhyparochromus
curvipes, Stal, Ofv. K. V. A/c. Fork. 1855, 34 — Polycrales consutus,
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 161,

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

130. Rhyparochromus apicicornis.
Clerarda apicicornis, Sgnt. Maill. Notes He Reun. Ins. 28, pi. 20, f. 8.
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 155.

Bouibon.

131. Rhyparochromus depressus.
Panchloea depressa, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 156.
Sierra Leone.

OG CATALOGUii; OF

132. Rhyparochhomus nigropictus.

nigropictus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 33 — Poeantius nigropictus,
Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 163.

Caffraiia.

133. Rhyparochromus albofasciatus.

Beosus albofasciatus, Slat, Hem. Fabr. ii. 165.

Cape.

134. Rhyparochromus Caffer.

Caffer, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 33— Beosus Caffer, Slal, Hem.
Afr. ii. 166.

Caffiaria.

135. Riiypaeochrojius mucronatus.
Beosus mucroualus, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 168.
Nubia.

136. Rhyparochromus umbrifer.

uinbrifer, SlaJ, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 33 — Beosus umbrifer, Slal,
Hem. Afr. ii. 169.

Caffraria.

137. Rhyparochromus patruelis.

patruelis, Skd, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 33 — Beosus patruelis, Slal,
Hem. Afr. ii. 171.

Caffraria.

138. Rhyparochromus ccenosus.
Beosus coenosus, Stal, Hem. Afr, ii. 172.
Caffraria.

139. Rhyparochromus marginipennis.

marginipenuis, Stal., Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork, 1855, 33 — Beosus margini-
peuuis, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 172.

Caffraria.

140. Rhyparochromus crassifemdr.

crassifemur, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 34 — Pboroucus crassifeniur,
Stal, Hem. Afr'. ii. 162.

Caffraria.

141. Rhyparochromus placidus.
Bensus placidus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 170.
Bourbon.

HEMIPTERA nETEUOPTEUA. 97

142. RHYrAROClIUOMUS LATERALIS.

Dieuches lateralis, Sc)nl. Mailt. Notes lie Reunion, Ins. 20 — Beosus
lateralis, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 171.

Bourbon.

143. RHYrAROCIIIlOMUS ANNULATUS.

aiinulatus, Sijnl. A S. E. F. Sine Sir. viii. 91!) — Beosus atnmlatus, Slal,
Hem. Afr. ii. \ii\).

Madagascar.

144. Rhypauochuomus raptorius.
raptorius, Stjnl. A. S. E. F. Smc Sir. viii. 950.
Madagascar.

14.j. RriYPAROCHROMUS TR.VNSVKRSU S.

transversus, Sijnl. A. S. E. F. 'Sine Ser. viii. 950 — Beosus 'transvcrsus ,
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 1()7.

Madagascar.

140. RlIYPAROCIIROMUS SEMIDOLENS.

semidolens, Walk. Zool. 2n<l Ser. 2378.
Harkeko, Africa, near the Red Sea.

147. RlIYPAUOniROMUS CIRCUMCINCTUS.

Mas. Niger, longi-fn^iformis, fere planus ; rostrum lestacnum,
coxas 'inedias atlingens ; anlcnncc corporis dimidio longiorcs ;
prothorax flavcxcentc viarginntus ; abdomen Jlavo bimaculalum ;
venter jiavo unimaculalus; pedes pieei,fcmoribus (/naluor poslcriori-
bus basi flams ; corium abbrevialnm, casta lestaeea. Var. /?. —
Piceus, capitc antennisque fulvis, harum articulu ]o picco ; pedes
fulvi.

Male. Black, sliiniug, elongate-fusiform, rather llat, very finely
punctured. Head conical, as broad as the fore border of the prothorax.
Eyes piceous, slightly prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the
middle coxaj. Antcnnic slender, more than half the length of the body;
first joint very short ; third shorter than the second ; fourth a little longer
than the second. Pruthorax quadrate, a little narrower in front, bordered
with pale yellow. Abdomen with a yellow spot on each side above and
with a yellow spot in the disk beneath. Legs piceous, slender; four
posterior femora yellow at the base; fore femora incrassated, spinulosc
beneath. Wings abbreviated ; corium with a testaceous "costa. Var. j3. —

98

CATALOGUE Off

Piceous. Head and aulenns tawny; fouvtli joint of tlie latter piceous.
Legs lawny. Length of the body 2 lines.

This species has a peculiar structure; tlie specimens described may
not be fully developed.

a, h. Seychelles. Presented by Dr. Percival Wright.

148. RUYPAROCHROMUS SORDIDUS, C. II. 560.

Beosus sordidus, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 78.

a. Ilindostan. Presented by Mnjor Parry.

h. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.

f. Hiudostan. Presenled by C. Brtttingham, Esq.

149. PiHyPAIlOCIIROMUS ClIINF.NStS, C. H. 00(5.

a, h. Hong Koug. Presenled by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

150. RlIYPAltOCHUOMUS J'ALLENS, C. II. Of)?.

Acauihocneniis pallcns, Sjnt.

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

b. ? Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

151. RnvPAEOCHKOJics Bengalensis, C. II. 572.

Ii. assimilis, C. //. 572.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templctou.

h. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

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

d. Bombay. Presented by Sir W. Elliott.

e. North Bengal. From Lieut. Ciimpbell's collection.
/. ? Presented by W. VV. Saunders, Esq.

152. REiyPAEOCHROMUS GUTTA, C. II. 573.

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

153. Rhypaiiociiuo.mds pallicornis, C. 11.573.
Plociomera pallicornis, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1870, 663.
Philippine Isles.
a. Hindostan. From Mr. Wooley's collection.

151. IIhvparocheomus SlN.E.
Sinie, .S'/rt/, Eug. Jlcsa, 2J6.
Hong Kong.

155. PiHVPAROCIlROMrS LEUCOSPriXS.

Fccm. Alo^clliplu'Vi, robiisttis, pilosus ; cnfntt jxirviun ; rostrum co.vas
■iii/crnu'dias at/iiii/ciis ; (nilnnuc sal valiihc, corporis dimidiu nan
lotif/ lures ; corium macula jhiva subapicali rolundala ; alee poslicee
alba.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 99

Female. Deep black, ellipticul, stout, pilose above, soniewliat allied
to R. Rolainlri in stnicture. Head small, triangular. Eyes not prominent.
Roslruni extending to the middle coxaj. Anlenniu rather stout, aI)ont hall"
the length of the body ; first joint shorter than the head ; second niueli
longer ihan the lirst; third and fourth much broader than the second ; third
as long as the second; fourth a little longer than the third. Prothorax
convex, a little narrower in front, with a distinct middle transverse furrow.
Legs moderately long and slender; fore femora sliglilly incrassated. Wings
extending to the lip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with a pale
yellow round subapical spot. Hind wings while. Length of the body
3 lines,

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

15G. Rhyparochromus semilucens.

Foem. Niger, sat f/racilis, fere linearis, dense pilosus ; rostrum coxas
intermedias atlingens ; antenna sat validcB, corporit dimidio paullo
longiorcs ; prothorax sidco pnstico bene determinato, laterihus albis
suhrejlcxis ; venter ferrugineus, fenioribus basi tarsisquc luleis his
apice nigris ; corium dimidio basali lestaceum nigra liueutum, macula
subapicali alba; mcmbrana diaphana, basi fuscn.

Female. Black, rather slender, nearly linear, thickly pilose. Head
small, triangular, acute in front. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum
extending to the middle coxa). Antenna; rather stout, a little more than
half the length of the body ; first joint short; second and third of equal
length; fourth longer than the third. Prothorax a little narrower in front;
sides white and slightly reflexed ; a well-defined transverse furrow near the
hind bor<ier. Abdomen ferruginous beneath. Legs slender, moderately
long; coxfe luteous ; femora luteons towards the base ; tarsi luteous, with
blackish tips. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of
the fore wings testaceous and with black lines for half the length from the
base, a while transverse spot near the tip; membrane pellucid, brown
towards the base. Length of the body 2h lines.

The left antenna; of the spceimeu described has only three joints; the
second and third are ecpial in length to the second, third and fourth of the
right antenna. In structure it resembles the group Perilrechus.

a. North IJiudostan. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

157. Rhyparochromus extremus.

Foem. Niger, longi-elli]>ticus ; caput parvum, lobo intermedia carinato
apice fulvo ; jjrolhorax fere planus, vtargine antico laterihnsijue
J'errugineis ; pedes sat validi, tibiis tarsis(jue fulvis, illis spinosis ;
corium festacco venosum et punclatum ; mcmbrana fuscescente cinerea,
transverse vcnosa.

Female. Black, finely punctured, elongate-elliptical. Head small,
nearly triangular; middle lolie forming a very slight keel, tawny at the tip.
Eyes not prominent. Rostrum ta\\ny, extending to the middle coxa'.
AntenniB iriutilated in the specimen described. Prothorax nearly flat,
narrower in front, with a smooth callus on each side near the lore Ijorder,
which like the sides is ferruginous. Legs rather stout, moderately long;

100 CATALOGUE OF

tibia? and tarsi tawny, the former with spines on each side. Wings
extending to tbe tip of the ahdomen. Coriiim of the fore wings with the
veins mostly testaceous, a few points of the same line near the lip;
membrane brownish cinereous, with a transverse vein and with seven
areolets. Hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 3^ Hues.

In form it has a resemblance to R. Rolandri, but the veins of the
membrane have a peculiar structure.

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

158. Rhypakochromus incisus.

Mas. Niger, fere linearis ; caput antice rotundatum ; rostrum coxas
intermedias fere attingcns ; antennce corpore breviores, articulo \o
luleo ; prothorax convexns, siiico transversa medio valde detcrminato ;
pedes longi, tibiis inlermediis tarsisfjue fulvis, femoribiis anticis apice
fulvis; corii casta alba blmaculata.

Male. Black, conve.v, shining, nearly linear, very finely punctured.
Head rounded in front, broader than the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes
rather prominent. Rostrum extending nearly to the middle coxdb. Antennae
slender, rather shorter than the body; first joint luteous, much shorter than
the bead; second very much longer than the first; third shorter than the
second ; fourth a little longer than the second. Prothorax binodose, or
with a very deeply-marked transverse furrow which is behind the middle.
Legs long, slender; tarsi and middle tibia? tawny; fore femora incrassated,
armed with spines beneath, tawny at the tips. Wings not extending to ihe
tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with two large triangular
costal white spots, one near the base, the other near the tip. Length of the
body 3 lines.

This and tbe three following species belong to the group Beosus.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

159. RnYPAROCHROMUS ANTICUS.

Foera. Fuscus ; caput elongatum ; prothorax langiuscuhts, sulco
medio transverso indeterminala, lalcribus albis subrefJexis postice
fnscis ; pedes pallide JJavi, langi, graciles, femorihus nigris basi
albis, fcmoribus anticis subincrassatis subtus denliculaiis ; corium
basi cervinum, macula coslali apicati alba. Var. /3. — Anle7inarinn
articuli 2us cl 3us basi ulbi apice nigri, 4us niger dimidia basalt
alba. Var. y. — Antennarum articuli 2us et 3us nigri basi albi.

Female. Brown, in structure like R. armipes. Head elongate,
triangular. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle
coxa;. Antenna" testaceous; first joint rather shorter than the head;
second about twice the length of the first; third rather shorter than the
second; fourth as long as the third. Prothorax elongate, widening from
the fore border to the hind border; a slight transverse middle furrow ; sides
slightly rellexeil, white except towards the hind border. Legs pale yellow,
long, slender; femora black, white towards the base; fore femora slightly
incrassated, denticulate beneath. Wings extending to the tip of the abdo-
men. Corium of the fore wings fawn-colour towards the base ; a somewhat

HEMIPTERA HETEROrTEHA. 101

triangular wbite spot near the tip of llie costa. Var. /3. — Second and third
joints of the antcnna3 white at the base, black towards the tips; fourth
black, while for nearly lialf the length from the base. Var. y. — Antennae
black; second aud third joints white at the base; fourth ? Length of the
body ti^ — 5 lines.

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

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

100. RnVPAROCIIROMUS testaceipes.

Foem. Niger, f/mcilis, rostrum coxas Inlcrmedias allingens ; an(enn<e
fulvce, corpore brcviorcs, arliculis 2o 3o Aoque apicc nigria ,• prol/iorax
leslaceo unifasciatus, lalcrihus subreflcxis aniice paliiile tcalaceis,
sulco transversa bene detcrmlnato ; ventris latera testaceo macidata;
pedes testacei, longi ; alee anticcB fusccc, corio testaceo-bhnaculato.

Female. Black, slender, iu structure like R. armipes. Head some-
what conical. Eyes prominent. Ruslrum extending to the middle coxae.
Antennffi tawny, somewhat shorter than the body ; first joint shorter than
the head; second, third and fourth black at the tips; secontl much longer
than the first; third a little shorter than the second; fourth longer than
the second. Prothorax elongate, with a testaceous band along the hind
side of the well-delined transverse furrow; sides slightly retlcxed, pale
testaceous excejit towards the hind border. Abdmnen iiunealb with ])ale
testaceous spots along each side. Legs testaceous, long, slender ; fore
femora slightly incrassated, denticulated beneath. Wings brown, extending
to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with a testaceous
costal spot in the middle, and with a longer and paler testaceous spot near
the tip. Length of the body 4 lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templelon.

161. RriypAROCiiROMUs leucoceras.

Mas. Niger, gracilis ; rostrum testaccuni, coxas pos/icas attingens ;
antenna testacew, corpore paullo brci-iorcs,articulis [o '2o 3o(jne apice
Aoque loto nigricantibus ; prothorax linea slrigis duahiis lateralibus
fasciaejne valde inlerrupla albidis ; sculvllum ujiicc albidum ; abdo-
minis latera albida ; femora alba, apice nigra; corium basi albidum
nigra slrigatum, apice alba unimaculatum.

Male. Black, long, slender, iu structure like R. luscus. Head trian-
gular. Eyes not prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the hind
coxa;. Antenna; testaceous, slender, a little shorter than the body; first,
second aud third joints with blackish tips; first shorter than the head;
second very much longer than the first; third shorter than the second;
fourth l)lackish, as long as the third. Prothorax whitish along the middle
part of each side and with a thrice and widely interrupted whitish band
near the hiiul border, and with a whitish longitudin;il line; transverse
furrow slight. Scutellum with a whitish tip. xMetapcctus with a whitish
hind border. Abdomen with whitish sides. Legs long, slender ; femora
white, black towards the tips; fore feiiuna slightly incrassated, spinulose
beneath. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore
wings whitish and with black streaks for half the length from the base, and

102 CATALOGUE OF

with a white siibapical spot which joins the cosia ; membrane blai;kish
cinereous. Length of the body 3\ lines.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Tcmpleton.

162. KnYPAROCHHOMUs Malayus.

Mahnyus, Slal, Em/. Resa, 245— Plociomera Malaya, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak
Fork. 1870, mS.

Philippine Isles. Malacca.

163. Ehyparociiromus Sumicus.

Mas. N!ge)\ (jracilis, fere linearis; roslrtnn teslaceum, basi iiiijritm,
coxas posticus atlinf/ens; antetnnc corpore brcviores, arliculo \o
teslareo opicem versus nigra; prothoracis lalera fidva suhreflexa ;
abdomen supra siiblusf/ue flavo bimaculatum ; pedes fulvi, longi,
feinoribus piceis quatuor poslerioribus basijlavis ; alee tmticce breves,
casta fulva.

Male. Black, dull, slender, nearly linear. Head elongate-triangular.
Eyes sliglitly prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the hind
coxse ; first joint black. Antenna) shorter than the body ; first joint testa-
ceous, black towards the tip, shorter than the head; second twice the
knglii of the first; third much shorter than the second. Prothorax
subqnadrate, with tawny and slightly reflexed sides. Abdomen near the
base with a yellow spot adjoining each side above and with a yellow spot
on each side of the disk beneaih. Legs tawny, long, slender; femora
piceous ; four posterior femora yellow towards the base ; fore femora slightly
incrassated, spinulose beneath. Fore vvings hardly more than half the
length of the abdomen ; costa tawny. Length of the body 3.1 lines.

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

Eastern Isles.
1(54. Rhyparocheomus pcecilopterus.
Bochrus pcecilopterus, -S7tt/, St.etl. Ent. Zcit. xx. 145.
Java.

165, RlIYPAROCFlROMUS LONGIPES.

Narbo longipcs, Slal, Berl. Ent. Zcit. x. 161.
Sarawak.

166. RnYPARoniROiMUS Ciconia.
Pactyc Ciconia, Slal, Bcrl. Ent. Zcit. \. 160.
Sarawak,

167. RiiYPAitociiHOMrs V-Ai.nr.M.

V-all)um, sSlal, Eug. Resa, 247 — Bcosus V-album, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak.
Fork. 1870, 664.

Manilla.

HE-AtlPXERA IIETKROPTEUA. 1015

168. Rhyparochromus nigiuceps, C. U. 577.
Plocioniera nigiiceps, Slid, Ofi\ K. V. Ak. Fuih. 1S70, GVui.
Philippine Isles.
a — c. Sandwich Ishuids. Presented by the Lords of the Admiralty.

169. EnvPAEocnROMUs uelixeatus.

Fcein. Niger, f/racilis; rostrum coxas intcriiiedian allinijens ; anlennce
corporis dimidio puullo Imifjiores, arliculo 4o basi (cstacco ; pedes
teslacci, femoribns niffris basi testaceis, libiis apice iiigris ; corium
ftiscum, vilta costali apiccm versus dilatula viltula discali liiira
pnsleriore gultisque duabns teslaccis ; inriubraiia fasca, lincis albidis
undulalis. Vav. /3. — Corium teslacco sirigalum.

Female. Black, slender, in structure like 11. arniipcs. Head trian-
gular. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the
middle coxae. Antenna) a little more than half the length of the body;
first joint about half the length of the head ; second shorter than the head ;
third as long as the seeoud; fourth testaceous towards the base, a lillle
longer than tlie second. Prothorax elongate, narrower in front, with a
strongly-marked transverse furrow. Legs testaceous; femora black; hind
femora testaceous towards the base; four anterior femora testaceous at the
base; fore femora incrassated, spinulose beneath ; ti!)i;e black at the tips.
Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings
brown, with a testaceous costal stripe which is dilated towards the tip, with
a shorter testaceous stripe in the disk, and with a posterior testaceous line ;
two testaceous dots near the exterior border; membrane brown, with
whiiish undulating veins. Var. jH. — Corium with more testaceous streaks.
Length of the body 3^—3^ lines.

This and the seven following species arc of the group Beosus.

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

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

170. PilIYrAROCIIROMUS DESCRirXUS.

Foem. Niger, longi- clliplicus ; rcslrum Icslaccum, coxas posticus attiugeiis ;
antennte testacecc, corpore viulto breriores ; protliorncis latera Ustacca
svbrejlcxa ; venter apiccm versus rufus ; pedes fulvi, loiigiuscu/i,
femoribus piceis ; corium obscure fuscum, testacco trimaculatum el
wiilincalum ; membrana cincrea,fusccscenle nebulosa.

Female. Black, elongate-elliptical. Head nearly triangular. Eyes
slightly prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the hind coxte.
AntcnufE testaceous, slender, much shorter than the body; first joint as
long as the head; second longer than the first; third a little longer than
the first. Prothorax with slightly elevated very narrowly testaceous sides ;
a wcll-dcliued transverse furrow near the fore border. Abdomen red
towards the tip beneath, where the two ajucal segments arc retracted in the
middle. Legs tawny, slender, rather long; femora piceous; fore femora

104 CATALOGUE OF

slightly incrassated, spinulose beneath. Wings extending to the tip of the
ahdonieu. Coiiuni of the fore wings dark brown, with three testaceous
spots, one near the base, the other two near the exterior border ; a testaceous
line, wiiich extends from the disk to the exterior border, between the second
and third spots; membrane cinereous, partly clouded with pale brown.
Length of the body 3:f lines.

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

171. Rhyparocitkomus obscuripes.

Niger, longiusculus^ sal amjunlus ; rostrum voxas intermedias allingcns ;
antcnncc corporc breviores, ariiculis 2o 3o Aoqnc hasi fulvis ; prothorax
transverse snU'alua, ieslaccn unifasciatus, laterihus reflexis teslaceis ;
pedes longi, fonoriOus basi genubusque fulvis; coriwn obscure
fuscum, albido unimuculatuni, casta leslacea.

Black, rather long and narrow. Head triangular. Eyes piceous,
slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle coxte. Antennae
slender, rather shorter than the body; first joint rather shorter than the
head; second, third and fourth long, tawny towards the base, nearly equal
in length. Prothorax rather long, narrower in front, with testaceous and
elevated sides, with a transverse furrow, and with an excavated testaceous
band occupying the sj)ace between the furrow and the hind border. Legs
long, slender ; femora towards the base and knees tawny. Wings extending
to the tip of the abdomen. Coriuni of the fore wings dark brown,
irregularly testaceous along the costa, with a whitish oblique elongated
subapical spot; membrane black. Length of the body 3$ lines.

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

172. Rhtparochromus eepressus.

Mas. Niger, gracilis, fere linearis ; rostrum coxas intermedins altingens ;
antenn(t corporis dimidio longiores ; prothorax snlco transversa
postico valdedetcrniinato ; pedes flavi,fcmoribus quatuor posterioribus
tibiisc/ue apicc nlgris, fenioribus anticis nigris incrassalis ; corium
nigro-fuscuni, testaceo bistrigatum, flavo trimaculalum ; inembrana
cinerea.

Male. Black, slender, convex, nearly linear. Head elongate-trian-
gular. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle coxae.
Antenna; slender, more than half the length of the body; second joint more
than twice the length of the first; third shorter than the second ; fourth as
long as the second. Prothorax elongate, narrow in front of the strongly-
marked transverse furrow, which is behind the middle. Legs yellow,
slender, moderately long; four posterior femora black towards the tips;
fore femora black, incrassated ; tibiic with black tips. Wiiijjs extending
to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings blackish brown, with
two testaceous streaks, one costal, the other subcostal; an exterior oblique
band composed of three pale yellow spots; membrane cinereous. Length
of the body 2:1 lines.

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

IIEMTPTRUA IIKTEROPTERA. 105

17.3. Rhyparociiromus termixalts.

Foeni. Ni(jro-fuscus, gracilis, cinerco tomcnlosus ; rostrum coxas inter-
medias atlingens ; anlemuE Icslacecc ; prnthorax sulco transversa valde
determinato, laleribus suhrejlcxis aniice fulvis; scnteUnm apice
tvstaccum ; venter lestacen qundrimncutatm ; pedes longi, femoribiis
fulvis qnatucir posterioribua basi teslaceis ; coriuni fulvo nnilituratwn,
albo unimaculaium ; membranafusca, albido uninolata, apice alba.
Female. Blackish bvown, elonj^ate, sleiuler, witli cinereous tonicntum,
in structuie like R. amiipes. Head somcvvliat conical. Eyes sliglilly
prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle cox:e. Antenna; slender,
testaceous; first joint as long as the liead. Piothorax narrower in front,
with a strongly marked transverse furrow; sides slightly reflexed, tawny
except towards the hind border. Scutellum pale testaceous at the tip.
Abdomen beneath with two pale testaceous spots on each side. Legs
testaceous, long, slender ; four posterior femora tawny, pale testaceous
towards the base; fore femora wholly tawny, slightly incrassated, denti-
culated beneath. Winjjs extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of
the fore wings with a slight tawny mark which adjoins the middle of the
costa and with a white triangular costal spot near the tip. Membrane
brown, with a whitish angular mark near the tip of the corium and with a
white tip. Length of the body lines.

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

174. Rhyparociiroaius divisus.

Teslaceus, longiusculus ; caput nigrum; anf.ennce testnccct ; prolhorax
antice niger, sulco transversa bene detcrminalo ; scutellum basi
nigrum; corium nigra bimaculatnm ; membrana diaphana,fusces-
cenle uniplagiata.

Testaceous, elongate, shining. Head and thorax punctured. Head
black, short-conical, as broad as the prolhorax. Eyes testaceous,
prominent. Antenna; testaceous, slender; first joint shorter than the
head; second about twice the length of the first; third much shorter
than the second. Prolhorax narrower in front, black between the fore
border and the well-defined transverse furrow. Scutellum black about
the base. Legs slender; fore femora slightly incrassated, slightly
denticulated beneatli. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen.
Corium of the fore wings with two black apical spots, one on the costal
angle, the other on the interior angle ; membrane pellucid, with a brownish
patch adjoining the costa. Length of the body 1^ lines.

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

175. Rhyparociiromus aliexus.

Fcem. Niger, ellipticus; rostrum testaceum, coxas posticus attiugens ;
antenna gracllUmic, corpore brcviorcs, articulo iJo ^a** ajiicet/ue albo ;
prothorax transverse subsulcatus, latcribus pallidc Icstaceis ; corium
teslacea venosum, maculis duabus costalibus, \o untemcdia diaphana,
2a subapicali albida ; membrana diaphana fusco nebulosa, Irunsverse
ve7iosa.

106 CATAl.OGUE OF

Female. Black, elliptical, sliining beneath. Head small, nearly
triangular, as broad as the fore border of ihe prolhorax. Eyes slightly
prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the hind cox*. Antennae
very slender, somewhat shorter than the body; first joint shorter than the
head; second very much longer than the first; third white at the base,
white towards the tip, a little shorter than the second ; fourth as long as
the third. Prothorax narrower in front, with a slight transverse furrow
near the fore border and with pale testaceous sides. Legs slender. Wings
extending to the tip of the abdomen. Fore wings with pale testaceous
veins, with a pellucid costal spot before the middle and with a whitish
triangular costal spot near the tip ; membrane pellucid, partly clouded
with brown; veins brown; one row of transverse veinlets. Hind wings
pellucid. Length of the body 4 lines,
a. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

176. Ehtparochromus nigritulus.

Foem. Niger, fusifonnis ; rostrum tcslaceiim, coxas posiieas attinpens ;
anlenncB gracillima, corpora miiUo breviores, arliculo Ao alio
unifascialo ; prolhorax poslice iuteo bivitlaius ; scuiellum cinereo
marginatum; coritnn cinereo higutlalum ; memhrana fusca.

Female. Black, fusiform. Head elongate-triangular. Eyes not
prominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending to the hind coxae. Anleunae
very slender, much shorter than the body; first joint ncitrly as long as the
bead; second full twice the length of the first; third shorter tban the
second; fourth with a white band in the middle, as long as the tliird.
Prothorax with a strongly-marked transverse furrow in the middle and
with two luteoiis stripes between the funow and the hind border. Scutellum
with a cinereous border. Legs whitisli, long, slender; femora piceous
towards the tips; fore femora slightly incrassated. Wings extending to the
tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with an elongated cinereous
dot near the interior angle and with a subcostal dot of the same hue;
membrane brown. Length of the body 3^ lines.

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

177. RnYPAROCHROMUS PFIiEOPHILUS.

Foem. Nigro-fuscits, robiistus, ellipticns ; antennce fusca, corpore dimidio
ccqnilongic ; prolhorax lalerlbus gullisque duabus poslicis testaceis ;
pedes fulvi, breves, femoribus antlcis piccis ; corii casta fidva;
membrana cinerca.

Female. Blackish brown, shining, stout, elliptical, finely punctured.
Head small, triangular. Eyes slightly prominent. Antennii? brown,
about half the length of the body; first joint much shorter than the head;
second much longer than the first; third shorter than the second; fourth
hardly longer than the second. Prothorax much narrower in front ; sides
narrowly testaceous; a testaceous dot on each side of the hind border, very
near eacli hind angle. Legs tawny, short ; fore femora piceous, slightly
incrassated. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the

HEMIPTERA HETKUOPTERA. 107

fore wings wilh a tawny costa ; mcnibiiuie cinereous. Length of llic body
2 Hues.

Allied to llie group Drymus, as is also the following species.

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

178. RHYPAROCIIROMUS LUTEICORNIS.

N'ujer,eU'ij)t'icus ; anlennm lulecE, corporis dbnidio longiores ; prothorax
siilco transversa medio bene detenninnlo, latcribus albidis ; pedes
lulei, brevittsculi, feinoribus nigris ; coriuvi basi tjutlisqne duubus
testaceis.

Black, elliptical, slightly convex. Head short, trianguUir. Eyes red,
rather prominent. Rostrum and anteunm lutcous. Antenn;c slender,
more than half ibe length of the body ; first joint shorter than ihe head ;
second very much longer than the first; third much shorter than the
second ; fourth sliorter than the third. Frothorax very finely ininclured,
much narrower in front, with a strongly-marked transverse middle furrow;
sides narrowly whitish. Legs luteous, slender, rather short; femora black;
fore femora incrassated. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen ;
corium of the fore wings testaceous towards the base and with two testa-
ceous dots, the first on the interior angle opposite the second, wliich is
costal. Length of the body 2 lines.

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

179. RnYPAROcimoMus dimidiatus.

Fcem. Niger, longi-eUipiicus ; rostrum luteuin, basi nigrum, coxas
posticus attingcns ; antenna: corporis dimidio longiores, articulo Ao
luteo ; prolhoraeis sulcus transvcrsus valde detcrrninalus ; pedes
pallide Jiari, Jemoribus nigris tjuatuor posterioribus bust Jlavis ;
corium ulbiduin, apice nigrwa; tnonbrana diaphana.

Female. Black, elongate-elliptical. Head sliort, nearly triangular.
Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum luteous, extending to the hind coxjc ;
first joint black, longer than the first joint of the antennae. AntenniB rather
more than half the length of the body; first joint much shorter than the
head; second almost twice the length of the first ; third shorter than the
second; fourth luteous, shorter than the third. Protliorax convex, much
narrower in front, wilh a very strongly-marked middle furrow. Legs pale
yellow, slender, rather short; femora black; four posterior femora pale
yellow towards the base; fore femora not incrassated. Wings extending to
the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings whitish, black at the
tip ; membrane pellucid. Length of the body 2 lines.

Allied to the group Scoloposteduis.

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

108 CATALOGUE OF

180. Rhyparociiromus coleopteroides.

Niger, clHplicus, nitcns ; caput brevissimum ; anlcnnce hitea, corporis
dimidio noti longiores, arliculo 4o nit/ro ; prothorax transverse
suhsulcatus, lalerihus posticis albidis ; pedes fulvi, breviusculi,femori-
bus nigris.

Blaclv, elliptical, sliiniii}^, convex. Head very short. Eyes not pro-
minent. Antenna) liiteoiis, slender, about half the length of the body ; first
joint short; second much longer than the third; fourth black, longer than
the third. Prolhorax smooth, a little narrower in front, finely punctured
and with whitish sides between the hind border and a slight transverse
furrow. Legs tawny, slender, rather short; femora black; fore femora
incrassated. Wings extending nearly to the tip of the abdomen. Coriuia
of the fore wings finely punctured. Length of the body \\ — 1^ Hue.

Group of R. Rolandri.

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

181. Rhyparochromus cincticorxis.

Mas et fcem. Niger, convexus, fere linearis ; caput sat longum ; antennee
testaccw, gracillivue, corpure breviores, arliculis lo 2o 3ogue apice
nigris, 4o nigra basi albo ; prolhorax sulco transversa valde deter-
minalo, postice latior subgihbosus ; sculellum albido marginatum ;
pedes longi, gracilcs, femoribus larsisque basi albis, femoribus anticis
incrassalis sublus denticulatis ; coriuni albo slrigatnm bimaculatuni
ct uniguttalum ; membrana fasca.

Male and female. Black, convex, narrow, nearly linear. Head
elongate, broader than the fore part of the prothora.v, narrower in front.
Eyes not prominent. Rostrum extending nearly to the middle cox;e.
Antenn;c testaceous, very slender, ratlier shorter than' the body; first,
second and third joints black towards the tips ; first a little shorter than the
head; second veiy much longer than the (list; third a little shorter than
the second ; fouith black, white towards the base, as long as the third.
Prothorax broader and slightly gibbous between the hind border and the
very strongly-marked transverse furrow. >Scuiellum bordered with whitish.
Legs long, slender; femora and tarsi white towards the base; fore femora
incrassated, denticulate benealh. AVings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Coriuni of the fore wings with two white angular costal spots;
first near the base, accompanied by some white streaks; second near the
tip; a white dot near the second sjiot and near the interior border;
membrane brown. Length of the body 4 lines.

It may be considered as the type of a new group.

((, b. Batchian. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

182. Rhyparociiromus strictus.

JNIas. Niger, gracilis, linearis ; caput brevissimum ; rostrum coxas
intcrinedias allingens ; antennu: basi /lava, corporis dimidio longiores ;

HEMIPTERA riETKnOPTERA. 109

prothoracis sulcus transversus tnnlius bene dclcrminatus ; pedes ^ftavi,
fcmoribus piccis basl flavis ; curiuvi ulbuni, apicrm versus 7iiifrum;
membrana nigricans, bad albo fasclata, apicc diaphana.

Male. Black, narrow, linear, finely punctured. Head very sliort.
Eyes reddish, prominent. lloslruni extendinjr to the middle coxae.
Antennas slender, rather more than half ihe length of the hody; first joint
yellow, short; second yellow at the base, about twice the lenjTlh of the
first; third shorter than the second; fourih as long as the third. Prothorax
elongate-quadrate, with a well-delined transverse middle furrow. Legs
yellow, slender, moderately long; femora piceous, yellow towards the base ;
fore femora siighlly incrassated. Wings extending to the lip of the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings white, black towards the ti|) ; membrane
blackish, with a white band at the base along the corium, pellucid at the
tip. Length of the body 3 Hues.

This species perhaps belongs to the group Peritrechus,

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

Australia.
183. Rhyparociiromus lace rtosus, C. //. 571.
Euander lacertosus, Sial.
a. Australia. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

18i. Rhypauochromus acuminatus, C. IJ. [)67.
a, b. Australia. Presented by the Entomological Club.

185. Rfiyparochi;omus i.ongicollis, C. //. 570.
a. Australia. Presented by Major-Gen. Hardwicke.

18(i. RlIYPAROCHUOMUS NOTATUS, C. //. 561).

fl, b. New South Wales. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1813.

c. Australia. Presented by the Entomological Club.

d. Tasmania. From Dr. Hooker's collecti(jii.

e. Tasmania. From Lieut. Smith's collection.

187. RlIVPAROCIIROMUS PICTIPKNNIS, C. 77. 571.

Euander pictipennis, Slal.

a. Tasmania. From Dr. Hooker's collection.

188. Rhyparociiromus ckpiialotes, C. //. 577.
nigripes, C. II. 578.

a. Tasmania. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

b. Australia. Presented by Sir ,J. Richardson.

c. Australia. From Major ]*arry's collection.

d. Australia. Presenteil by the Entomological Club.
e — h. Australia. Prescntcul by the llashir Hospital.
i. Victoria. Presented by W. \\^ Saunders, Esq.

110 CATALUGUE OP

]89. Rhyparochuomos sidnicus.
sidnicus, Slal, Eurj. Rcsa, 246.
Sydney.

190. RhYPAUOCHROJIUS TORQUx^TUS.

Pacbyraenis toiqiiaUis, Erichs. JVeicjm. Arch. viii. 280.
Tasmania.

191. RlIVPAROCHUOMUS NIGROTEXEUS.

Pacliyaievus uigroteueiis, Erichs. ]Vei(jm. Arch, viii. 280.
Tasniauia.

192. Rhyparochromus rubiginosus.

FoeiT). Ni(/er, lulus, elliplicus, dense pilosus ; caput breve; rosirnm coxas
iiitC7-me(lias allinijens; anleniuc seliilosic, corporis dimidio fequilongce ;
prolhorax sulco transvrrso ind(tcrminalo,maculis quaUior poslerioribus
ochraceis ; segmenlorum venlralium margines postici fulvesccntes ;
coriuvi ochracenin.

Female. Black, dull, broad, elliptical, thickly pilose. Head short,
transverse. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the middle
coxse. Antennte selulose, about half the length of the body ; second joint
about twice the length of the lirst; third shorter than the second; fourth
as long as the second. Prolhorax transverse, narrower in front, with a
slight transverse furrow near the hind border; an ochraceous spot between
the furrow and the hind border, and a smaller ochraceous spot on each
hind angle. Hind borders of the ventral segments somewhat tawny. Legs
short, rather stout. Wings extending nearly to the tip of the abdomen.
Cerium of the fore wings ochraceous. Length of the body 3 lines.

Allied to R. Rolandri in structure.

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

193. Rhyparociirojius diffims.

Fccm. Niger, fusifurmis, nitens ; caput elan ga turn ; rostrum leslaceum,
coxas posticus altingens ; antenna graciles, corpore bi-cviores, articulo
\o longo, 3o hasi apiceijuc albido ; prolhorax subtilissiine punctatus,
siilco transvcrso medio valde detcrminato ; pedes flavi, graciles,
longiuscuii, fcmoribus anticis nigris subincrassalis, femoribus
qualuor poslerioribus apice nigris; coritim striga basali guttis
Iribiis punctisquc pallidc JJavis, membrana nigro cinerea vents basi
paUidis.

Female. Black, fusiform, shining. Head smooth, elongate-tri-
angular. Eyes slightly ])rominent. Rostrum testaceous, extending
to the hind coxie. AiilennK slender, somewhat shorter than the body;
first joint as long as the head; second much longer than the first;
third whitish at the base and towards the tip, a little shorter than the

HEMirXERA HETEROriERA. Ill

second ; fourth a little shorter than the third. Prothorax very finely
punctured, much narrower in front, with a stronoly-niarked transverse
middle furrow. Legs yellow, slender, rather long; lore femora black, very
slightly incrassated ; four posterior femora black towards the tips. VVings
extending to the tip of the abdomen. C'orium of tlie fore wings with a pale
yellow costal streak extending from the base and wilh three pale yellow
dots; first dot in the disk near tlie base; second and third subapical ;
second costal; a few pale yellow points ; membrane blackish cinereous, the
veins pale towards the base, near which there are two transverse veinlcts.
Length of the body 4 lines.

Somewhat like R. pictipennis in structure.

a, b. Moretou Bay. From Mr. Diggles' collection.

194. Rhyparochromus maculicollis.

Foem. Niger, gracilis, fere fusiformis ; rostrum coxas inlermcdias
at ling ens ; antenna: corporis dimidio aquilonga ; prothorax albo
quadrigultalus, sulci transversa vulde determinato, Utlcribus sub-
rejiexis; femora quatuor posteriora basi lutca ; femora antica
incrassata; corium striga clavala testacea basali birumosa, macula
subapicali transversa alba.

Female. Black, slender, shining, nearly fusiform, very finely punc-
tured. Head triangular, widely equilateral. Eyes not prominent. Rostrum
extending to the middle coxic. Autennaj slender, at)oul balf the length
of tlie body; first joint much shorter than the head; second a little longer
than the head, about equal in length to the third and to the ft)urth. Pro-
thorax elongate, with slightly redexed sides and with a strongly-marked
transverse furrow which is a little behind the middle; two while dols on
each side, one near the transverse furrow, the other near the hind angle.
Legs slender, moderately long; four hinder femora luteous at the liase ;
fore femora incrassated. Wings extending nearly to the tip of ihe abdomen.
Corium of the fore wings with a clavate testaceous streak, which extends
from the base and emits two oblique branches to the disk; a transverse
triangular subapical white spot. Length of the body 3^ lines.

Of the group Beosus.

a. Adelaide. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

19.5. RlIYPAROCniiOMUS collaris.

Mas. Niger, nitens, subpilusus, fere cylindricus; rostrum coxas inter-
medias fere altingens ; anlennce sat vaiidic, corporis dimidio paullo
longiores, articulo 2o luteo apice nigra, 3o 4oqne basi lutcis ;
abdominis dorsum luteo late univittalum ; pedes lutei, femoribus
nigris quatuor poslcrioribus basi luteo fasciatis, tibiis apice nigris
anlicis subius unidentatis ; aUe abdominis apicem non altingentes.
Y&\: /3. — Aim anticct ferruginea.

Male. Black, shining, finely punctured, slighlly j)iIose, nearly
cylindrical. Head elongate-triangular. Lyes rather prominent. Rostrum
extending nearly to the middle coxie. Antenna- rather stout, a little more

112 CATALOGUE OF

than half the leiiffth of the hofly ; first joint very much shorter than the
head ; second luteous, black at ihe tip, twice the lenolli of the first; third
and fourth luteous towards the base; third much shorter than the second;
fourth a little longer than the second. Prolhorax elongate, a little narrower
in front, with a slight transverse furrow near the hind border. Abdomen
with a broad luteous dorsal sirijie. Legs luteous, slender, moderately long;
femora black; four posterior femora with a luteous basal band ; fore femora
much incrassated, denticulate beneath; tibias willi black tii)s; fore tibia)
unidenlate beneath beyond the middle. Wings not extending to the tip
of the abdomen. Length of the body 3 — 8h lines.

Much like R. nigripes in structure.

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

b. Adelaide. From Mr. Stevens' collection.

Var. /3. Fore wings ferruginous.

c. Australia. From Mr. Darnel's collection.

Oceania.

196. RHYPAROCHROMUS INORNATUS.

Mas. Femiguicus, convexus, pilosus, fere fusifoi-mis, subtus niger ; caput
prolhoracis dimidio lonr/inr, lobo intermedia firominulo ; rostrum
Icslaceum, coxas inlermcdias altingens ; unlennce lutea, corporis
dimidio paullo longiorcs^ 3o apice Aoqiie piceis ; prolhorax lineola
anlica cinerea, sulco transiwrso bene delcrminato, angulis poslicis
fulvis; sciiU'llnni subcarinaVum ; pedes paliide flavi, femoribus
quatuor poslcrioribtis apice aniicisqiic nigris ; corium testaceum,
macula coslali subapicali apiceque nigris.

Male. Ferruginous, convex, pilose, nearly fusiform, black and
shining beneath. Head more than half the length of the prolhorax;
middle lobe prominent, narrow. Eyes rather prominent. Rostrum
testaceous, extending to the middle coxje. Antennae luteous, a little more
than half the length of the body; first joint much shorter than the head;
second very much longer than the first; third piceous at the tip, much
shorter than the second ; fourth piceous, as long as tbe second. Prothorax
with a strongly-marked transverse furrow near the hind border; hind angles
tawny, slightly prominent ; a cinereous line between the fore border and the
furrow. Scutellum with a very slight keel. Legs slender, pale yellow;
four posterior femora black towards the tips; fore femora black, incrassated.
Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings
dull testaceous, with a black costal spot near the tip, vvliici! is also black ;
membrane cinereous. Length of the body 2.x lines.

Of the group Scolopostethiis.

a. New Zealand. Presented by Col. Bolton.

Country unknown,
in?. Riivp.\nocii uoMus i'Usilli's, C. II. '>77.
a. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 113

198. Rhyparochromus longulus, C. H.578.
■? From Mr. Children's collection.

199. RHyPAROCHROMUS EROSUS.

Niger, R. antico valde affinis ; anlennce corpore breviores, articidis 2o 3o
Aoque basi albis ; prothorax sulcn transvi'rsn bene delermimtlo, fascia
testacea antice undulaUi ; scutcUum apice album ; venlcr nibo (juadri-
macululus, disco ferrucjineo ; pedes longi,femoiibus basi albis, libiis
fulvis ; coriuin slrija coslali albido-testucea, macula subapicaii
albida ; membrana iipice albida.

Black, closely allied to R. amicus. Antennae somewhat shorter than
the body; first joint nearly as lonff as the head ; second and third wiiite at
the hase; second soinewluit longer than the first; third shorter than the
second; fourth wliite towards the base, as lonjif as the third. Prothorax
elono^ate, nai rower in front; a strongly-marked transverse furrow near the
hind border, accompanied by a testaceous hand, whicii is deeply undulaiing
on the hind side. Scutelhim white at the tip. Abdomen beneath
ferruginous in the middle and with two white spots on each side. Legs
long, slender ; femora white towards the ba'-e; tibiae tawny ; fore femora
slightly incrassated, denticulate beneath. Wings a little shorter thin the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with a whitish testaceous costal
stieak which extends from the base and is excavated on the hind side; a
triangular whiti>h spot near the lip ; membrane wliilish at the lip. Length
of the body 5 lines.

Of the group Beosus.

Genus 14. MICROTOMA.

Microtoraa, De Lap. Ess. Hem. 33. Ficb. Eur. Hem. 193 — Polyacanthua,
Serv. Hem,. 210.

I. MiCROTOMA CARBONARIUS, C, H. 561.

Microtoma carbonaria, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 192.

a — c. England.

d. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

e,f. Italy. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

g. Odessa. Presented by Dr. Dowler.

h. Europe. From Mr. Children's collection.

t. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

jf', k. Europe. Presented by VV. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. MiCEOTOMA CRIBRATISSIMA.

Rbyparochroraus cribralissimus, Slal, Of v. K, V. Ak. Fork. A 10
Cyprui, Rhodes,

114 CATALOGUE OF

3. MiCBOTOMA >MGRORUBRA.

Rhyparochromus nigrorubei', Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1859, 440.
Cyprus.

Genus 15. PTEROTiAIETUS.
Pterotmetus, Serv. Hem. 215. Fieb. Fur. Hem. 182.

Proderus and Icus of Fieber are included with this genus.

1. Pterotmetus hemipterus.

Pachynierus hemipterus, Sckill. Beilr. 77, 20, pi. 6, f. 11 — Pachynierus
staphyliiiiformis, Halin, Wanz. //(«. i. 61, pi. 9, f. 37. Panz. Faun.
Germ. 121, 4 — Pachynierus pallidipeiinis, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix.
2)0— Pachynierus angusiuiiis. Boh. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1852, 56 —
Pachymeviis oculatus, Flor. Rhi/n. Liv. i. 257 — IschudCoris pallidi-
pennis, Fieb. Hem. ISO — Plemtmetus heuii|ilerus, Slal, K. V. Ak.
Fork. 215 — Hypnopliilus hetiiiptenis, Douglas and Scoll, Hem. 210.

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

2. Pterotmetus dimidiatus.
dimidiatus, Pict. Mey. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 182.
Spain.

3. Pterotmetus punctulatus.
Ischnoporis punctulalus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 180.
Germany.

4. Pterotmetus hemipterus.

Rhyparochromiis hemipterus, C. H. 579. — Pachynierus pallidipennis,
H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. 9, 210 — Pachynierus anjiustulus, Boh. Ni/a. Sp.
10 — Ischnocoris pallidipennis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 180.

a, b. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

5. Pterotmetus staphyliniformis.

Pachymerus staphyliniformis, Schill. Beiir. 77, p\. 3, f. 4. Hnhn, Wanz.
ins. \. 226, pi". 3(1, f. 118. Panz. Faun. Germ. 121, 4— Pten4metus
staphyliniformis, Serv. Hem. 256 — Picrotmetus staphylinoides, Burm.
Handb. Ent. ii. 294. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 183.

According to Thomson this species is = brachypleius, BuJi.

Europe.

6. Pterotmetus punctulatus.
Ischnocoris punctulatus, Fieb, Eur. Hem, It^O.
Gci iiiany.

^'

HKMIPTKKA HETKU<>1'JK1;A 1 1

7. PtEROTMETL'S FI.AVII'ES.

Rhyparochromus flaiipes, Lucas, /«?. Air/. 73, pi. 3, f. 2 — Pacbymeriis
siiheiyiliropus, Costa, A. S. E. F. 1841, 292 — Piorlerus flavipes, Fiei.
Eur. Hem. 173 — Fterutmeliis suberylliropus, Barensp. Berl. Ent.
Zeil. 1852, 202 — Iscliiiocoiis flavipes, Synt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. r.
123.

South Europe. North Africa.

8. Pterotmetus angulakis.
Icus angularis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 173.
Sicily.

9. Pterotmetus antennatus.

autennatus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 4me Sir. v. 122 — Piesoscelis anteunala,

Fieb. Verh. Zool. But. Ges. Wien. xx. 244, pi. 5, f. 2.
South France. Syria.

North America.

10. Pterotmetus abbreviatus.
abbrevialus, Uhler.

a — d. Indiana. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Genus 16. PLINTHISUS.

Plinthisus, Latr. Gen. iii. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 177 — Plinthisus and Plin-
thisomus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. j\fon. viii. 213.

1. Plinthisus pusillus.

Pachymerus pusillus, Scholz. Arb. Ver. 1846, 41 — Rhyparochromus
coleoptralus, Su/itb, Geoc. Fen. 60 — PlinUiisus pusillus, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 178 — Plinlhisomus pusillus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 214.

Germany.

2. Plinthisus bidentulus.

Pachymerus bidentulus, H.-Sch. Wan:. Ins. vi. 31, pi. 191, f. 588— Plin-
thisus bidentulus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 178.

Europe.

3. Plinthisus brevipennis.

brevipennis, Latr. Gen. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 178 — Pachymerus brevipennis,
SchiU. Beitr. pi. 6, f. 10. Hahn, Wanz. Ins. i. 59, pi. 9, f. 36.

Europe.

116 CATAI.OOtiE OF

4. Plinthisds flavipes.
flavipes, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 178.
Sicily.

5. Plinthisus longicollis.
longicollis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 178.

Italy.

6. Plinthisus minutissimus.

P. (PliDlbisomus) miuutissimus, Fie6. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 213.
South France.

7. Plinthisus convexus.
convexus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. viii. 214.
Sarepta.

Genus 17. PLOCIOMERUS.

Piocionieius, Serv. Hem. 214. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 171.

Paromius, Fieber, Heraeus, Gyndes, Foutijus, Stal, are included with
this genus.

Europe.

1. Plociomerus sylvestris.

Ciniex silvestris, Linn. Faun. Sure. 965 — Lygseus silvestris, Fall. Hem.
Siiec. 61 — Plociomerus silvestris, Sahib. Gene. 70. Fieb. Eur. Hem.
171 — Plociomerus Luchsi, Barensp. Berl. Ent. Zeit. 1859, 330, pi. 6,
f. 2.

Europe.

2. Plociomekus fasciatus.
Plociomerus fasciatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 172.
Sicily.

3. Plociomerus fracticollis.
Pachynierus fracticollis, Schill. Beilr. 82, pi. 7, f. 6. Ha/in, Wauz. Ins. i. 66,
pi. 10, f. 40 — Plociomerus liacticollis, Sahib. Gtoc. 70. Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 172 — Plociomerus colhuis, Barensp. Berl. Ent Zeit. 1859, 322
— iusectus, Boh.

Europe.

4. Plociomeuls lueidus.

Pacbvbracliius luridus, Hahn, Icon. Mon. Cim. i. 18 — Pachynierus sahuleti,
H-Sch. JF«»)2-.//i4-. iv. 1 1, pi. 113,1.356 — Plociomerus luridus, i^ieA.
Eur. Hem. 172.

Germany.

HEMIPTEHA HETEROPTERA. ] 1]

6. Plociomerus anxulipes.

annulipes, Barensp. Berl. Ent. Zeil. 1859, 332, pi. 6, f. 4. Fieh. Eur
Hem. 172.

Andalusia.

6. Plociomerus leptopoides
Germany. Spain.

leptopoides, Barensp. Berl. Ent. Zeit. 1859, 330, pi. 6, f. I— Paromius
leptopoides, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 171.

7. Plociomerus gracilis.

Sleuocoris {jracilis, Rainb. Faun. And. 139 — Paromius gracilis, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 171.

Corsica. Sicily. Spain.

8. Plociomerus Nabiformis.
Pachymerus Nabiformis, Costa, Cent. Cim. Neap. 2 — Plociomerus Nabi-
t'orinis, Barensp. Bert. Ent. Zeit. 1859, 331, pi. 6, f. 3 — Paromius
Nabiformis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 171.

Italy. Greece.

North America.

9. Plociomerus parvulcs.

Rhyparochromus parvulus, C. H. 576 — Plociomerus Amynti, Guir. Sagra,
Hist. Cuba, vii. — Plociomerus vinulus. Slat, Rio Jan. Hem. 40 —
Rbyparochiomus (Plociomeius) vinulus, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. i. 40 —
Plociomera parvuia, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 159.

South America. Cape. Java.

a. Norlh America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

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

10. Plociomerus bilobatus.

Pamera bilobata, Say, Worlis Ed. Lcconte, i. 334 — Plociomerus Servillei,
Guh\ Stal, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 312 — Plociomera bilobata, Stal.

North America. Mexico. Cuba.

11. Plociomerus co.nstrictus.

Pamera constricta, Say, Hem. Het. 15 — Beosus abdominalis, Guir. Sagra,
Hist. ]Sat. Cuba, 397.

Canada. United Slates. West Indies.

118 CATALOGUE OF

12. Plociomerus diffusus.
diffusus, Uhler, Proc. Bost. Nat. Hist. Soc. 1871.
New Hampshire.

Mexico.

13. Plociomkrus piliger.
Plociomera piligera, Slal, Slelt. Enl. Zeit. xxiii. 312.
Mexico.

14. Plociomerus litigiosus.
Plociomeia litigiosa, Stal, Slell. Enl. Zeit. xxiii. 313.
Mexico.

15. Plociomerus oblongus.
Plocioinera oblonga, Slal, Slell. Enl. Zeit. xxiii. 313.
Mexico.

South America.

16. Plociomerus pictus.

Coieus pictus, Fahr. Sysl. Rhyn. 202 — Plociomeia picta, Slal, Hem. Fahr.
i. 77.

South America.

17. Plociomerus serripes.

Lygaeus serripes, Fair. Sysl. Rhyn. 236 — Plociumera serripes, Slal, Hem.
Fabr. i. 77.

South America.

18. Plociomerus Chilensis.

Pacbymerus Chilensis, Spin. Faun. Chil. 145 — Plociomerus Chilensis,
Sgnl. A. S. E. F. ime Set: iii. 562.

Chili.

19. Plociomerus ochroceras.
Plociomera ochroceras, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 39.

Rio Janeiro. Para. Isle Tahiti.

20. Plociomerus gracilipes.
Plociomera gracilipes, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 40.

Rio Janeiro.

21. Plociomerus vicinus.
Plociomera vicina, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 40.
Rio Janeiro.

HEMIPTERA HRTEROPTERA. 119

22. Plociomerus brachialis.
Plocioinera brachialis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 30.
Rio Janeiro.

23. Plociomerus fcedus.

Plocioniera foeda, Slal. Rio Jan. Hem. 40.

A Beoso ininimo, Guer., baud differt nisi feiuoribus aiinulu fiisco
destitulis menibranaque abbreviata, Slal.

Rio Janeiro.

24. Plociomeri's quadristillatus.
Plocioinera quadrislillata, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 41.
Rio Janeiro.

25. Plociomekus tineodes.

-, Stoll, Ciin. pi. 21, f. 146 B— Pachymerus tineodes, King, Burm.

Handb. Enl. ii. 294.
Rio Janeiro.

26. Plociomerus maculatus.

Plociomerus maculatus, Serv. Hem. 255 — Burmeisteri, Guir. Stal, A. S.
E. F. Ame Sir. v. 187.

Cayenne.

South Africa.

27. Plociomerus apicatus.

Rhyparocliromus apicatus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 34 — Piocio-
raera apicata, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 157.

Caffraria. Mauritius.

28. Plociomerus attenuatus.

Rhyparocbromiis attenuatus, C. H. .'>79 — Rbyparocliromus pa^janus, ^tal,
Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855— Plociomera altenuata, Slal, Hem. Afr.
ii. 158.

a. Natal. From Dr. Krauss' collection.

29. Plociomerus proximus.
Rbyparochromus proxinins, C. H. 679— Rliyparnchromus Natalensis, Slal,
Ofv.K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 34— Plociomerus Nabizoides, Synt. A. S.
E. F. 3me SSr. viii. 95! — Plociomera proxima, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii.
158.

Sicily ? Madagascar. .Soutli Africa.

a. Sierra Leone. Presented by llie Rev. D. F. MorgHD.

b. China. Presented by G. T. Lay, Esq.

120 CATALOGUE OF

30. Plociomerus afkr.
Plociomera afra, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 160.
CaflFraria.

31. Plociomerus Capuoinus.
Plocioinera Capuciua, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii, 160.
Bombon.

32. Plociomerus triguttatus.

Plociomerus triguttatus. Gner., A. S. E. F. 2me Ser. viii. 951 — Herseiis
trisutlatus, Slal, Slelt. Enl. Zeit. xxiii. 315.

Madagascar.

33. Plociomerus Seychellesds.

Testacenit, Inniji-tUiplicus ; caput, prolhorax antice, scutflhim, pectus et
abdomen nigra ; rostrum teslaccum ; antenna' teslarece, corpore multo
breviores, arliculo 4o piceo ; prolhoracis sulcus Iransversus posticus ;
membrana diapli'ina.

Testaceous, sliinintr, eloiigate-elliptica!, very finely punctured. Head,
prothorax from the fore harder to the transverse furrow, sculellum,
abdomen nnd under side black. Head conical. Eyes piceous, not promi-
nent. Rostrum and antennce testaceous. Antenna; slender, much
shorter than the body; first joint much shorter than the head; second
much longer than the first; third shorter than the second; fourth piceous,
nearly as long as ihe second. Prothorax elongate, narrower in front, with
a transverse furrow near ihe hind border. Scutellum testaceous on each
side and at the tip. Legs testaceous, slender; fore femora slightly
incrassated. Winjis extending to the tip of the abdomen ; membraue and
hind wings pellucid. Length of the body 3 — 3;|^ lines.

Closely allied to P. Nabiformis, but without the black dot of the
corium in the latter.

a. b. Seychelles. Presented by Prof. Percival Wright.

34. Plocio.merus reductus.
Mas. Niger, longi-fusiformis; rostrum coxas anlicas paullo superans ;
antennce lestacecc, corpore breviores, articulo 4o nigra ; prolhoracis
sulcus Iransversus medius valde determinatus ; pedes leslaeei,femnribut
anlicis nigris apice teslaeeis ; corium testaceum, nigro unislrigatum ;
membrana diaphana. Var. /3. — Prothorax poslice testaceus.

Male. Black, elongate-fusiform, shining, very finely punctured.
Head short-conical. Eyes rather prominent. Rostrum extending a little
beyond the fore coxte. Antennte testaceous, slender, filifoiin, somewhat
shorter than the body; first joint much shoiter than the head; second
about twice the length of the first; third much shorter than the second ;
foutth black, longer than the third, shorter than the second. Prothorax
much narrower in front, with a strongly-marked transverse middle furrow.

HEMiPTERA HETEIiOPTERA . 121

Legs testaceous, slender; fore femora black, inciassaled, testaceous at tlie
tij's. W'iiifjs exiending to llie li|) of tlie alxlotncn ; coiiuni testaceous, with
a black slieak ali)n<r llie exterior Ixmier; nieuiliraue and hind wings
pellucid. Var. /3. — Prolhorax umstly testaceous between the transverse
furrow and the hiud border. Length of tiie body 2 lines.

a, b. Seychelles. Presented by Piof. Percival Wiight.

Asia.

35. PLOCIOMliRUS RUriPES.

Plocionierus rufipes, Molsch. Bull. Soc. Nal. Mosc. xxxix. 188.
Japan.

36. Plociomerus Nietxeri.

Nietneri, Dolvn, Strtl. Eni. Zeil. \\\. 404— Plociomera Nietneri, Stal,
0/v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, QQi.

Ceylon. Philippine Isles.

37. Pr.ocioMERus Malayus.

Plociomera Malava, ^/a/— Gyudes Malayus, Stal, Sielt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii.
314.

Malacca.

Australia.

38. Plociomerus Sidnious.

Plociomera Sidnica, S^a/— Foutejus Siduicus, S'.al, Stelt. Ent. Zeit. xxiii.
315.

Sidney.

Country unknown.
39. Plociomerus i'iuatoides.
piratoides, Costa, Ann. Mas, Zool. Nap. ii. 78.

Genus 18. ORTH^A, C. H. 680.
1. Orth.ea conslita, C. H. 580.
a. Columbia. From M. Goudul's collection.

2. Orth.ea? guttata, C. 11. 680.

a, h. Jamaica. From Mr. Children's collection.
c. Jamaica. Presented by VV. \V. Saunders, Esq.

Genus 19. GASTRODES.

Platygaster, Schill. Beilr. 83 — Gastrodes, Serv. — Homalodema, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 187.

122 CATALOGPF. OF

I. Gastrodes Adietis.
Deg. Ins. iii, pi. 15, ('. '20, 21 — Cimex Aliietis, Linn. Sy^l. Nnt. 2,

7.32. Patiz. Faun. Germ. U2, 22— Mills Ahietis, Fabr. Si/sl. Rhyn.
256 — Lyyaeiis Ahltlis, Foil. Hem. 61 — Plalvgaster Abietls, Schill.
Bdlr. 83 — Homaludema Abiells, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 187.

Europe.

2. Gastrodes ferrcgineus.

Plalygaster fenugineus, C. H. 581.

a — h. Enjjlaiul. From Mr. Sle|i]iens' collection.
i. Eiijilanil. Froiii Mr. Viirors' collectinn.
j. Enj^land. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
k — m. England.
n. Europe. From Mr. Cliildren's collection.

3. Gastrodes termixalis.

FoEm. Picpux, stibovalis ; anienncc corpore mvllo brevinres, articulo 4o
albido ; protliornx Inleribus rrJJixis, maryine postico fulvo; pedes
teslavci ; corii casta futva ; membraua ciuerea.

Female. Piceous, nearly oval, minutely punctured. Head lanceolate,
full as long as tlie prolliorax. Eyes nol prominent. Antennae slender,
much slmrter iban the body; first joint shorter than the bead; second
longer ihan the first; third shoiltr than the first; fouitb whitish, nearly as
long as the second. Piothoiax tr.msverse, much nanower in fVont; sides
reflexed ; hind border tawny. Legs testaceous. Wings extending to the
tip of the abdomen. Corium of the foie wiuf^s with the cosia tawny;
membrane cinereous. Length of the body 3j lines.

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

Genus 20. OXYCARENUS.

Stenogasler, C //. 581— Oxycarenus, Fieb. Weit. Brit. 1836, 339. Eur.
Hem. 205. '

CamiUolelus, Brachyplax, Macroplax, Melopoplax, Microplax and
Macropterna, of Fieber, are here included with Oxycaienus. The name
Stenogasler was usrd in Coleujitcra and in Diptera before it was employed
for Heuiiplera.

A. Rostrum extending to the second ventral segment. - Oxvcakfnus.

B. Rostrum extending to the fore part of the middle

pecliis; first joint not half so long as the head;

second extending to the bind border of the head. Camptoti-.i.us.

C. Rostrum short.

a. First joint of the rostrum not half the length of the
bead; second extending to the border of the
ueck. -.-..- Brachyplax.

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123

b. First joint of the rostrum very sliort, exteiulinrr only

a little behind the very small tuhcreles of the

antennae; second extending somewhat beyond

the fore pectus.

* Tarsi stout. . . . . .

** Tarsi slender. - - - . -

D. Rostrum extending to the hind border of the pectus.

E. Rostrum extending to the middle ol the hiud pectus.

.MlCROPLAX.

MACUOl^lIMiNA.

MACEOPr.AX.
Metopoplax.

1. OXYCARENUS LaVATEE/E.

Stenogaster Lavaterse, C. H. 581.

a. Tunis. From jNIr. Frasei's collection.

b. Sierra Leone. Presented i)y the Rev. D. F. Morgan.

2. O.WCARENL'S PALLENS.

Stenogaster pallens, H.-Sch. Wanz. Im. ix. 215, pi. 314, f. 963— Oxy-
caiffiuus pallens, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 206.

Hungary. Spain.

3. OxYCAEENfS LEDCOPTEEUS.

leucopterus, Fieb. Rlnjn. 42 ; Eur. Hem. 206.
Italy. Portugal. Syria. Cape.

4. OxVCARENUS MODESTUS.

Lygseus modestus, Fall. Hnn. To. 57— Ox'oarenus Spitzyi, Fieb. Wiii.

Bellr. |d. 2, f. 12; R/ii/nch. 40 — Oxycareuus mudeslus, Fieb. Eur.

Bern. 206.
Sweden. Finland. Germany.

5. OxVCARENUS LINEOLATUS.

Heterogaster lineolatns, Sc/iill. Beilr. 8^K pi. 8, f. 4 — Helerogn>.tcr costatus,
H.-Sch. Wanz. Jus. vi. 34, pi. 192, f. 592 — Helenigasicr ci-talis,
H.-Scli. Wonz. Ins. ix. 216 — Oxycurenus lineolatus, Fieb. Rlirjnck. 42 ;
Eur. Hem. 205.

South Europe.

6. OxVCARENUS ALBIDUS.

Brachyplax albidus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 200.
Corsica.

7. OxVCARENUS PrEVSSLERI.

Preyssleri, Fieb. Weil. Beit. 1836, 313, pi.
Hem. 207.

f. 17; Rhynch. 43; Eur.

According to Thomson this spccii s =: 0. Modestus, Var. ^. Fall. = O.
fuscovenosus, Daklb.

Geimany. Sxily.

'■ii CATALOGUE OF

8. OxvcoRENUs Helffri.

Helferi, Fieb. Weit. Beilr. i. 343, pi 2, f. 16 ; Rhi/nch. 39 ; Eur. Hem. 207
— Heleiogaster fasciatiis, H.-Sli. Panz. Faun. Germ, 135, 19—
Sleiiogasler insij^nis? Costa, Ciin. Neap. i. pi. 1, f. 7.

Dr. Sij^noret supposes Slenofjaster insignis to be idenlical with
Pedelicus niannoralus, De Lap., and with Lygaeus uiodeslus, Fall.

South France. Portugal. Sicily. Corsica.

9. OxVCAEENUS DITOMOIDES.

Stenojraster dilomoides, Cosla, Cim. ii. pi. 3, f. 8. H.-Sch. Wanz. Int.
ix. 216, pi. 314, f. 964— Cjmiis Oiiiraiii, Kol. Mel. Sp. 61— xMetopo-
plax ditonioides, Fieb. Eur, Hem, 2U7.

South Europe.

10. OxYCARENUS PLAGIATUS,

plagintus, Fieb. Weit. Beilr. 342, pi. 18, f. 4; Rhynch. 44 — Microplax
plagiutus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 207.

Spain.

11. OxYCARENUS INTEREUPTUS.

interrnp(u«, Fieb. Weit. Beilr. \, 315, pi. 2, f. 19; Rhynch. 43— Cymus
Oiigani, Knl. Mel. Sp. 61, j)!. 10, f. 19 — Heteiogasier lineoliitus,
H.-Srh. Panz. Faun. Germ. 121 — Micioplux interruptus, Fieb. Eur,
Hem. 208.

Germany. Caucasus.

12. OxYCARENUS DIMIDIATDS.

Microplax dimidiatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 208.
South France.

13. OxYCARENUS INEKMIS.

iuennis, Fieb. Rhynch. AO — Macroplerna inennis, l''ieb. Eur. Hem. 208.
Servia.

14. OxYCARENUS COXVEXUS.

convexus, Fieb. Weit. Beilr. i. 345, pi. 2, f. 20; Rhynch. 44 — Macropterna
convexa, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 208— O. Siculus.^

Sicily.

15. OxYCARKNUS SICl'LUS.

Stenogaster siculus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 217.
Messina.

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16. OXVCARENUS MAR0INAL13.

Macropterna inarginalis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 208.
France.

17, OxVCARENl S BICOLOlt.

Macropterna bicolor, Scolt, Enl. M. Mug. viii. 193.
Corsica.

18. OxYCARENUS LINEARIS.

Brachyplax linearis, Scott, Ent. M. Mag. viii. 193.
Corsica.

North America.

19. OxVCARENUS C0RIACIPENNI3.

coriacipennis, Stal, Eug. Resa, 247.
California.

South Africa.

20. OxYCARENUS ANNULIPES.

Stenogaster annulipes, C. H. 582.

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

21. OxYCARENUS PALLIDIPENNI8.

Stenogaster pallidipennis, C. It. 582.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's colleclion.

22. OXVCARF.NDS MACULATUS.

macnlatus, Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Furh. 1854, 235 ; Eug. Resa, 247; Hem.
A/r. ii. 152.

Cape.

23. OxYCARENUS TABIDU9,

tabidus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 152.
Cape.

24. OxVCARENUS CRURALI3.

crurali?, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1«56, 196; Hem. Afr. ii. 161.
Cape.

126 CATALOGUE OF

25. OXYCAP.KNUS ALBIDIPEXNIS.

albidipennls, Stal, Ofo. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1853, 35; Hem. Afr. ii. 151.
Caffraria.

26. OXVCARENUS FlEBEEI.

Fieberi, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Furh. 1853, 35; Hon. Afr. ii. 151.
Cuflfrariix.

27. OXYCAREXUS RUFIVEXTRIS.

Stenoo:aster riifiventvis, Gi^rm. Silb. Rev. Enl. v. 141 — Oxycarenus rufi-
venliis, Fieb. Rhijnch. 42. Slal, Hern. Afr. ii. 151.

Caffraria.

28. Oxycarenus luctuosus.
Macroplax luctuosus, Mlrz. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. i.
Lifu.

Genus 21. ISCHNODEMUS.
Isclinorleinnc, Fieb. Weil. Bdir. i. 337; Eur. Hem. 163— Micropus,
Spin. Ess. Gen. Hem. 111. C. //. 582.

1. ISCEINODEMUS BLISSOIDES.

Micropus Missoides, Biirrn^p. Bcrl. Enl. Zfil. 1859, 333.pl. 6, f. 2. Sign.
A. »S. E. F. 1857 — Kcliiiiiileinus bli^snides, Fieb, Eur. Hem, 163—
Lygieus rulvipeiiiiisi* Deg. Ins, pi. .35, 1'. 31.

Greece.

2. IsCHNODEMUS SABULETI.

LygfEiis s.'ibuleti, Fall. Hem. 62 — Micmpiis siibuleti ? Sgnl. A. S. E, F.
1857, 29, pi. 2, (. 7, 8— IscliiuicJeiniis quiichiiUis, Fieb. Weil. B^itr. i.
338, pi. 2, f. 1 I — Pacliyiiierus paiiillekis, Costa, Cent. 1841 — Iscbuo-
demus sabuleli, Fieb, Eur. Hem, 1(J3.

Europe

3. IsCHNODEMUS DECDRTATUS.

Pacbvinerus decnrtatus, H.-Sch. IVam. /«.?. iv. 10, pi. 113, f. 355—
Micropus Geuei, St/nt. A. S. E. F. 3me S^r. v. 30, pi. 2. f. 9— Isch-
nodenius dccurtalus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 164.

a — d, France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

4. IsCHNODEMUS SpiNOL.E.

Micropus Spinola^, Si/nl. A. S. E. F, 3we Sir. v. 30, pi. 2, f. 10— Ischno-
denius Spiuulie, F'itb, Eur. Hem, 164.

France.

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5. ISCHNODEMUS CURTULUS.

Micmpus curlulus, Dohni, Slell. Ent. Zeit. xxi. 161, pi. 1, f. 12 — Ischno-
demus curtulus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 387.

Andalusia.

North America.

6. IsCHNODEMUS FULVIPES.

Miciopus fulvipes, C. H. 582.

a — g. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

7. IsCHNODEMUS LEUCOPTERUS.

Pachymerus leucnpterus, Say — Miciopus leucoplerus, ^/iimn-, Proc. Acad.
Nut. Sci. Phil. 18(57, 75. WuU/i, Amer. Ent. i. 169. Riln/, Fracl.
Ent. i. 47.

The Chinch hug.

a. North America. Presented by F.Walker, Esq.

Mexico.

8. IsCHN'ODKMUS LDNGIS.

Mas. Nifjer, lu}i(/us, linear if:, ciitnco lomenlosua ; caput parvum, lobo
medio carinalo ; roslriDn lestciieum., cnx(fi internn-dias altingen.i;
anlennte alice, corporis dimidio non loiigiorts ; prol/intax postice
lestareo iiijuliatus ; sciitfllnin teslaceo marijinuluin ; (itidmninis latt-ra
teslacea ; pedes teslarei, breves; coriutn teslaceo bivillatuin ; mem-
bruna aibido marginala.

Male. Biiick, long, narrow, linear, with cinereous tomentum. Head
small; middle lobe elevated, forming a keel. Eyes small, rather promi-
nent. Kostrum testaceous, extemiing to the middle coxie. Antennie deep
black, slender, about halt' the kngih of the hoily ; first joint much shorter
than the he. id ; second more than twice the lennth of the fir!»t ; tliird much
shorter than the second ; founh hardly siuuler than the third. Prolliorax
narrower in (rout, with no transverse liinow, a small round shining testa-
ceous callus on each hind angle, which is rounded. Si iitclium elougaie-
triangular, teslaceiuis-boideied. Abilouien with testaceous siiles; two
apical ventral segments much retracted. Legs testaceous, short, shnder.
Fore wings somewhat shoiier llian the abdonien ; corium wiih two pale
testaceous stripes, of which the fore one widens towards the lip; membrane
whitish-bordered, with slightly undulating veins. Length of the body
4^ lines.

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

128 CATALOGUE OF

South America.

9. IsCHNODh-MliS GaYI.

Micropus Ga\i, Spin. Faun. Chil. 180, pi. 1, f. 11. Sgnt. A. S. E. F.
Sine Ser. iii. 27; 4me Her. iii. 565.

Cbili.

10. IsCHNODF.MUS AGILIS.

Micvopiis acilis Spin. Fanu. Chil. 182, pi. 1. f. 10. Sgnt. A. S. E. F.
'3me Sir. ii. 28, pi. 2, f. 6; Ante Ser. iii. 565.

Chili.

11. ISCHNODEMUS FUSC0VEN08U8.

fuscovenosus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 42.
Rio Jaueiio.

12. IsCHNODEMUS TIBIALIS,
tibialis, Slal, Bug, Rena, 248.
Rio Janeiro.

13. ISCHNODEMCS DILUTIPE8,
dilutipes, Stal, Rio Jan, Hem. 42.
Rio Jaueiro.

14. IsCHNODEMDS L^EVUS.

laeviis, Sial, Rio Jan. Hem. 42.
Rio Janeiro.

15. IsCHNODEMUS NIGRGSTILLATCS.

nigroslillatus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 42.
Rio Janeiro.

16. IsCHNODEMUS TIBIALIS.

tibialis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 42.
Rio Janeiro.

17. IsCHNODEMUS VELUTINUS.

Foem. Piceus, platius, lunfiissimns ; ociili valde prominuli ; antennce

niyra, breves, arlitulo '2o seluloao ; prothorax cailis dnobiis anlicis

parvis, lalerihus rolnndalis ; abdnmini^ latera testacea ; femora lutea,

incrussala, sublus dcnliculala, apices versus nigra ; membrana ferru-

ginea, piceo venosa.

Female. Piceoiis, linear, flat, very long. Head very small, broader

than the lure border of the proiborax. Eyes very prominent. Rosirum

pale testaceous, extending to the fure coxae. Aiilennce black, rather stout,

about one-third of the length of the body ; second joint setulose, more than

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twice the Ien2:tli of the first; third a little shorter than the second ; fourth
loiifrer than the ihird. Prothorax conical, with a small sinoolli callus on
each side of the disk near the fore border. Abdomen testaceous alonj^ each
side. Legs moderately long ; femora incrassuted, denticulated beneath ; fore
femora luteous at the base; four hinder femora luteous, black towards the
tips. AVings not extending to the tij) of the abilomen ; membrane ferru-
ginous, with piceons veins. Length of the body 6 lines.

a. Petropolis. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.
South Africa.

18. TSCHNODEMUS UUUNNIPENNIS.

Micropus brunnipennis, C. H. 582.
a. Cape. From M. Drege's collection.

19. ISCIINODEMUS PLlSILl.US.

Micropus pusillus, C, H. bS'2.

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

20, IsCHNOnEMUS PAT.T.IDIPENNIS.

pallidipennis, SlaL Eug, Resa, 218.
Cape.

2L ISCHNODEMUS FUSCO-NERVOSUS.

Micropus fusco-nervosus, ,S'/(//, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 35 — Blissus
fusco-uervosuSj Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 122.

Caffraria.

22. IsCHNOREMUS OCUEOPUS.

Micropus ochropus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 35 — Blissus ochropus,
Stal,Hem. Afr. ii. 123.

Caffraria.

23. TSCHNODEMUS RUSTICUS.

Blissus rusticus, Slal^ Hem. Afr. ii. 123.
Cape.

24, ISCIINODEMUS I3REVIC0RNIS.

Micropus brevicornis, Slal, Ofv. K. V, Ak. Fork. 1855, 35 — Blissus brevi-
cornis, Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 123.

Caffraria.

25. IsCHNODEMUS LINEAIilS.

Micropus linearis, Slid, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855,35 — Blissus linearis,
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 121.

Caffraria.

s

130 CATALOGUE OF

2(\ TSCHNODEMUS DISCOLOR.

Micropus discolor, IValk. Zool. '2nd Srr. 2378.
Harkeko.

27. IsCHNODEMOS STRIGATUS.

Foera. Niger, planus, longissimiin ; rostrum fulvum, coxas poslicas
allingens ; antcnncc fulvce ; prolhorax longitrorsum el transverse sub-
sulcatus, fascia postice fulva ; pectus fulvo bimaculatum ; venter
apicem versus rufescente vittatus ; pedes fulvi, breves; aUc anticcB
picecE, breves, basi testacece piceo venosce.

Female. Black, linear, flat, very long. Head small, transverse, a
little broader than the fore border of the prolhorax. Eyes small, not
prominent, llostrum tawny, cxtendinff to the hind cox;t3. Antennae
lawny, slender; second joint more than twice the length of the first. Pro-
thorax much narrower in front, rather thinly punctured, with a slight
transverse furrow and a slight longitudinal furrow; a tawny band along
the hind border. Pectus with a tawny spot on each side near the middle
coxiE. Abdomen with a reddish stripe beneath near the tip. Le^s tawny,
short. Wings not extending to the tip of the abdomen. Fore wings
piceous, testaceous and with piceous veins towards the base. Hind wings
pellucid. Length of the body 4 lines.

The black middle lobe of the head and the colour of the fore wings
distinguish it from I. fusconervosus.
a. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

28. ISCIINODEMUS BASALTS.

Mas. Piceus, Inngus, planus, fere linearis; caput anlice conicum ;
antenna scluloscc, corporis dimidio vix breviores ; prolhorax sulcis
duobus Iransversis valde indclerminalis ; scutellum ferrugincum,
macula basaii Iriangulari ; pedes fulvi, femoribus incrassalis ;
cerium ferruginetim, tcstaceo unigutlaluni ; membrana pallida
cinerea, piceo venosa.

Male. Piceous, dull, long, slender, flat, nearly linear. Head short
conical in front, much broader than the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes
not prominent. Antennae slender, selnlose, nearly half the length of the
body; fust joint stout, much shorter than the head; second more than
twice the length of the first ; third a little shorter than the second; fourth
as long as the third. Prothorax elongate, nearly conical, with two very
indistinct transverse furrows. Scutellum ferruginous, with a basal piceous
triangular mark. Legs tawny, short; femora incrassated, fore femora
especially so. Fore wings ferruginous, more than half the length of the
abdomen ; corium with a pale testaceous dot in the disk ; membrane pale
cinereous, with piceous veins. Length of the body 5^ lines.

The longer antennae of this species distinguish it from L brevicornis.

a. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

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29. JsCIlNODLMUS MULTILINKA.

Foem. Niger, convexus, fere cylindricus ; rosinim coxas inlermedias
atlingcns ; anlennce picccc, corporis dimidio aquilongcc ; prothorax
sulco paslico transversa alio bene delcrminato, laleribus subrolun-
dalis ; propcclus el melapr.vlus iilbo marginata ; pedes breves,
fenioribus anticis valde incrassatis, tibiis tarsisque anlicis ferrugineis ;
coriuni lincis quatuor basalibus siriga macula guHaque albis ;
membrana nigricans, albido sirigata. gulta basali coslali alba.

Female. Black, convex, sliiniiig, narrow, nearly cylindrical, very
finely jninctured. Head transverse, triangular, a little narrower than the
fure border of the protliorax. Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum extending
lo the middle coxte. Antennas piceous, slender, about half the length of
the body ; fust joint rather stout; second nearly twice the length of the
first; third a little shorter than the second; fourth as long as the second,
Prothorax rather narrower in front; sides slightly rounded ; a well-defined
transverse furrow near the hind border, accompanied by a white band.
Hind border uf the propectus aud that of the metapcclus white. Fore
femora much incrassaled ; fore tibiae and fore tarsi ferruginous. Wings
extending to ihe lip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings at the base
with four white lines, with a lanceolate costal white streak, and with an
exterior white spot which is accomjianied by a white dot; membrane
blackish, with whitish streaks and with a white costal dot at the base.
Length of the body ."3 lines.

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

South Asia.

30. ISCHNODEMUS VARIPENNIS.

Mas. ^iger, planus, glabcr, longissinins ; caput parvum, lobo medio
fiilvo ; roslrnm futvum, co.vas anlicas atlingens ; aiitciina brevissirnce,
ariiculis lo 2i>qitc pallide Jlaris ; prothorax sulco transi'erso lata
subiilissinie punclalo, laleribus subrulundalis ; pedes brevissimi,
fenioribus qnatuor posterioribus incrassatis, fenioribus anticis valde
incrassatis subtus spinulosis; aUc anticce breves, basi fasciaque
arena la albis.

]\Ialc. Black, flat, smooth, shining, narrow, linear, very long. Head
small, transverse, as broad as the fore border of the prothorax ; middle lobe
tawny. Eyes small, not prominent. Rostrum tawny, extending to the fore
coxaj. Antenna: slender, less than one-fourth of the length of the body;
first and second joints pale yellow; second about twice the length of the
first; third shorter than the second; fourth a little longer than the second.
Prothorax elongate, slightly rounded on each side, much narrower in front;
a broad transverse, very shallow, very finely punctured furrow, which is
somewhat behind the middle. Legs tawny, very short; femora incrassaled,
the fore femora especially so and spinulosc beneath. Wings much shorter
than the abdomen. Fore wings white towards the base, with an inward-
curved white band beyond the middle, and with white tips. Length of
the body 4 lines.
a. Cambodia. From IM. Mouhol's collection.

l.'^2 CATALOGUE OF

31. ISCIINODEMUS CENTRALIS.

Mas et fcem. Niger, plauus, angiislus ; ntslrum coxas aniicas atlitu/cns ;
antenmc breves, arliculo lo tola 2oqiie basi. fulvis ; prothorax longi-
trorsum iniislrialiis, fascia pitnciaUi, tateribus rolundal.is ; pedes fuivi,
breves, fcmorihus incrassutis ; aUc anliecc breves, basi macula discali
margiiurjue inlcrriiplo albis.

Male and female. Black, llat, sliiiiiiig, smooth, nanovv, linear. Head
small, transverse, as Itroad as the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes
slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to the fore coxae. Aulenns
blender, less than one-third of the length of the body ; first joint tawny;
second nnich longer than the fiist, tawny towards the liase ; third shorter
than the second; fourth longer than the second. Prothorax elongate,
much narrower in front, rounded on each side, with a slight longitudinal
impressed line and a slight transverse impressed line, the latter adjoining
the fore side of a finely ])unctured hand. Legs tawny, short; femora
incrassated. Win^s a iillle more or less than half the length of the body.
Fore wings while at llie base, with a white spot in the disk and with a
white border which is interrnjiled on the costa. Length of the body 2i — 3
lines.

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

32. IsCHNODEMUS rUNCTATUS.

Niger, ]danus, linearis, longissiimts ; caput parvwn, lulo medio prominulo ;
rosirinn coxas aniicas allingens ; anlcniuc breves ; prothorax transverse
subsiilcalus, laleribus anticis ro Inn da lis, fascia postica rude punctata,
marginc poslico exeavato ; femora quatuor pnsteriora incrassata ;
femora untica valde i)ierassata, subtus dcnliculala ; alec breves;
corium album, nigro vcnosum el unistrigatum ; mcmbrana basi
margiuefjue albis.

Black, very long, narrow, linear. Head small, transverse, very finely
piinclureil, as broad as the fore border of the prothorax ; mi<ldie lobe
prominent. Eyes slightly prominent, llostrum extending to the fore
coxa'. AntenucC slender, less than one-fonrth of the length of the body;
first joint stout; second twice the length of the first; third much shorter
than the second; fourth elongate-fusiform, a little longer than the second.
Prothorax elongate, rounded on each side in AH)nt, with a slight transverse
miiblle furrow; fore ])arl finely punctured; a coarsely-punctured band
adjoining the hind side of the furrow; hind border excavated in the
middle. Legs short; four hinder femora incrassated; fore femora much
incrassated, denticulated beneath. Winj^s much shorter than the abdomen.
Corium of the fore wings white, with black vein';, and with a black streak
which extends I'rom the disk lo the exterior border ; membraue white at the
base and with a white border. Ijcngth of the body y lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Capl. Boyes' coUectioi).

IJKftrU'TEKA IlETKUOl'TEKA. 133

33. TSCHNODEMUS SULCATUS.

Mas. Niger, lolujisaimus, hirsiilus, fere cylindricus ; rostrum coxas
anlicas atlingens ; antenna: irevissinue, articulo [o fidvo ; prothorax
sutco lonffituclinali bene determinato ; pedes fiilvi, breves, femoribus
quatxior posterioribtfi inerassalis, fenwribus (uiticis valde incrassatis
siibtus dentatis, tibiis tarsisqite antleis brei'issimis his clavatis subius
den talis.

Male. Black, snioollj, sliininj;:, bir.sulc, very long and narrow, nearly
cylindrical. Head small, conical, narrower tlian the fore border of the
prolliorax; middle lobe ]irominonl. l\yes slightly prominent. Rostrum
extending to the fore coxa?. Antennae r.ither stout, about one-sixth of the
length of the body; first joint tawny ; second about half the length of the
first; third as long as the second; fourth elongate-fusiform, longer than
the first. Prothorax elongated, narrower in front, with a strongly-marked
longitudinal furrow. Legs tawny; four posterior legs short, with incrassated
femora; middle legs much shorter tlian the hind legs; fore femora
extremely incrassated, dentate beneath ; fore tibise clavate, dentate beneath,
very short, as are also the fore tarsi. Wings extending nearly to the lip of
abdomen. Length of the body 4i lines.

a. Mount Ophir. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

34. ISCHNODEMUS TALPA.

Mas. Niger, planus, linearis; caput conictim, minimum; rostrum coxas
inlermedias attingens ; antvmne brevissinict ; prothorax brevis,
transverse subsulcatiis, lateribus rotundatis ; pedes breviusculi,

femoribus quutuor posterioribus siibincrassatis, femoribus a7iticis
valde incrassatis subttis spinulosis el fortitcr unispinosis, tibiis anticis
subarcuatis apice biealcaratis, tarsis anticis brevissimis ; corium

ferrugineum ; inembrana apice albida,

Male. Black, flat, linear, smooth, shining. Head conical, very
small, narrower than the fore border of the prothorax. Eyes slightly
prominent. Rostrum extending to the tniddle coxa). Antenna.' rather
stout, a little less than one-fourth of the length of the body; second joint
about half the length of the liist; third much shorter than the second;
fourth longer than tiie second. Prothorax transverse, thinly punctured,
rounded on each side and mm;h narrower towards the fore imrder, with a
very sli<;ht transverse middle furrow. Legs rather short; four posterior
femora slightly incrassated ; fore femora extremely incrassated, with a stout
curved spine and with some smaller spines beneath ; fore tibiiu stout,
slightly curved, with two ajiical sjiurs; fore tarsi very short. Wings
extending to the tip of the alidomen. Corium of the fore wings Icnu-
ginous ; membrane whitish at the tij). Length of the body [>\ lines.

The fore legs of this species are fossorial, but less so than those of
I. sulcatus.

a. IMount Ophir. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

134 CATALOGUE OF

Australia.

35. ISCHNODEMUS DIVISUS.

Foem. Niger, planus, linearis; caput parvum, lobo inlermedio promi-
nulo ; rostrum fulvum, coxas intermedias atlingens ; antennm
brevissima ; prolhorax sulco transversa postico lata ; pedes fulvi,
brcmusculi, femorihus qualuor poslerioribus subiucrassalis, femorihus
anlicis valde incrassaiis siiblus dentatis ; cnrium albidum, nigra
unimaculalum et oblique unifasciaium ; membrana alba marginaia.

Female. Black, flat, uanow, linear, sliglitly shiiiinp:. Head small, a
little broader than tli(! fore border of the prolhorax ; middle lobe prominent.
Eyes not prominent. Rostrum tawny, not extendinf; to the middle coxsc.
Antenna; not more than one-fourth of the length of the body; second joint
about twice the length of the first; third much shorter than the second.
Prothorax short-conical, with a broad shallow whitish transverse furrow
near the hind border. Legs tawny, rather short; fonr hinder femora
slightly incrassated ; fore femora much incrassated, dentate beneath.
Wings not extending to the lip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings
whitish, with a black oblique band extending from the exterior border to
the costa, and with a black spot on the interior angle ; membrane bordered
with white. Length of the body 4 lines.

a. Victoria River Department, N. Australia. Presented by J. R. Elsey, Esq.

Genus 22. TETRALACCUS.

Telralaccus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 104.

1. Tetualaccus Roseli.
LygJEUs Roseli, Srhml. Beitr. Enl. 60, pi, 3, f. 2— Telralaccus Roseli
Fieb. Eur. Ilcm. 164.

Germany.

2. Tktrai.accus rusticus.
rusticns, Slal, Deri. Enl. Zeit. x. I(?3.
North Australia.

Genus 23. BLISSUS, C. II. bS'i.
1. Bliss us at-hu'ennis, C. II. 583.
„. i' From Mr. Children's collection.

b. J"

2. BlISSUS illKTUJ.US.

hirtulus, Klug, Symb. Phys. v. pi. 43, f. 10.
Alexandria.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTKIIA. 135

3. Blissos oblongus.

Lygaeus oblongus, Fabr. Si/si. Rhyn. 232 — Blissus (Ischnoderaus)
oblongus, Stal. Hem. Fabr. i. O'J.

South America.

4. Blissus oblongus (N. bislccliini).
oblongus, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 124.
Cape.

5. BlLSSUS GlRIiUS.

Acanthia gibba, Fubr. Ent. Sij^l. iv. 75— Coreus gibbus, Fabr. Si/st,
Rhyn. 202 — Blissus gibbus, Stal, Hem. Fabr. i. 09.

Hindoslan.

Genus 24. OPHTIIALMICUS, C. H. 583.

Europe.
1. Ophthalmicus Grylloides, C. H, 583.
a. Europe. From Mr. Cbildren's collection.

2. Ophthalmicus albii'enkis, C. H. 584.
Salda Steveni, Si. Farg. Enc. Mclh. x. 321.
a. Italy.

3. Ophthalmicus pallidtpennis.

pallidipennis, Cosla, I\fon. Op/tth. — albipennis, Sahib. Gene. 73 — angularis,
C. H. 584.

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

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

4. Ophthalmicus Siculus, C. H. 584.
a. Sicily. From Mr. Melly's collection.

5. Ophthalmicus erythrocephalus.

Salda crytbrocephala, Lep. St. Fury. Enc. x, 35 — Ophthalmicus ervlliroce-
phalus, Fieb. Ent. Man. pi. 2, f. 24. Fur. Hrm. 174 — Oplithalmicus
frontalis, Frydv. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. iv. pi. 117, f. 371.

South Europe.

0. Ophthalmicus Lappoxicus.

Lapponicus, Zclt. Ins. Lapp. 266. Fieb. Ent. Mun. 1241. Eur. Hem.
175 — Gcocoris albipennis? Fall, Hem. 70.

Lapland. Sweden.

13G CATALOGUE OF

7. Ophthalmicus Ulrichl

Ulrichi, Fieh. Ent. Mon. V>2, pi. 10, f. (> ; Eur. Hem. 175— dispar, Wiuja-,
A. S. E.F. viii. 523, pi. 1, f. 2.

East Europe.

8, Ophthalmicus pvgm.eus.
pyguiceus, Picl. Meyer. Fieh. Eur. Hon. 175.
South Spain.

9. Ophthalmicus mkgacephalus.

Ciinex nieiracepliaUis, Rossi, Faun. Etr. Sp. 1332 — Oplilhalmiciis pliaeop-
teriis, Germ. Rtv. Enl. v. 13(). F'leb. Ent. Mon. 121 — Ophtlialmicus
megacephalus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 17G.

Europe.

10. Ophthalmicus semipunctatus.
semipunctatus, Picl. Meyer. Fieh. Eur. Hem. \7(S.
Pyrenees.

11. Ophthalmicus ater.

Acantliia atra, Fair. Enl. Syst. 68. Woljf. Ic. f. 40— Sakla aira, Fahr.
Syst. Rhyn. 114. Panz. Faun. Germ. 1)2 — Geocoris atra, Fall. Hem.
71— Oplilhalniicus ater, Sehill. Beilr. 62. Wanz. Ins.'i.SS, pi. 14,
f. 50. Fieh. Enl. Mon. pi. 10, f. 5 ; Eur. Hem. 177.

Europe.

12. Ophthalmicus distinctus.
distinctus, Fieh. Eur. Hem. 177.
Dalmulia. Spain.

13. Ophthalmicus lineola,
lineola, Ramh. Faun. And. 146. Fieh. Eur. Hem. 177.
Italy-. Sicily. Spain.

14. Ophthalmicus albovittatus.
albovittatus, Costa, Ann. Mas. Zool. Nap. ii. 99.
Parma.

15. Ophthalmicus Genel
Genei, Costa, Ann. Mus. Zool. Nap. ii. 107.
Sardinia.

IG. Ophthalmicus auenarius.
nrenarius, .Ta/cowlew, /lor. Soc. Ent. Ross. iv. 151.
Aslraclian.

IIK.MIPTERA IIETEROPTKRA. 1137

North America.
17. Ophthalmicus guiseus, C. //. 585,
a. North America. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 18J.3.

18. Ophthalmicus borealis, C //. 585.

a. Nova Scotia. From Lieut. Redman's collection.

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

U>. Ophthalmicus xigep., C. II. 58(5.
a. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

20. Ophthalmicus tuistis.

Geocoris tristis, Slal, Ofc. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 230. Eiuj. Rasa, 210.
California.

21. Ophthalmicus pai.lens.
Geocoris pallens, Stal, Eug. Resa, 250.
California.

Mexico.
22. Ophthalmicus lividipennis.
Geocoris lividipennis, Slal,Slell, Enl. Zcit. xxiii. ;3II.
Mexico.

South America.

2.3. Ophthalmicus sobrinus.

Geocoris sobrina, Blanch. Faun. Chi/. 155, pi. 1, f. 12 — Opblhahnicus
sobrinus, S(/nt. A. S. E. F. 4me Ser. iii. 5G5.

Chili.

24. Ophthalmicus pallidiceps.
Geocoris pallidiceps, Slal, Rio Jan. Hon, 43.
Rio Janeiro.

25. Ophthalmicus pallipes.
Geocoris pallipes, Slal, Eug. Resa, 250.
Monte Video.

Africa.
20. Ophthalmicus iuificeps, C. //. 581.
a. Sierra Leone, Preseiitid l)y tlu' l\cv. \). F. Alorj^an.

T

138 CATALOG UF. OF

27. Ophthalmicus MAUJtixri.

Geocoris Maurilii, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ale. Fork. 1^")}, i^G; Eng. Resa,
249; Hem. Afr. ii. 145.

Mauritius.

28. Ophthalmicus signicollis.

Geocoris signicollis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 235; Hem. Afr. ii.
144.

Nubia.

29. Ophthalmicus amarilis.

Geocoris amabilis, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Al;. Fork. 1855, 35; Hem. Afr. ii.
144.

Caffraria.

South America.

3<i. Ophthalmicus teicolok.

Cimex tricolor, Fabr. Ent. Sijst. Siippl. 530 — Lygfcus tricolor, Fahr. Si/st.
Rhyn. 238 — Geocoris tricolor, Slal, Hem. Fabr. i. 7(5.

Hindostan.

31. Ophthalmicus cinerascens.

Mas. Niger, latus ; capul lulcum ; anlenncc nigra;, arliculo \o luleo
apice nigra ; pedes lulci ; corium cinereiim ; membrana diaphana.

Male. Black, broad, shining:, finely punctured. Head lutcous. Eyes
piceous. AiKeniiffi bbick, short, slender ; first joint Inleous, black at llie
lip. Legs Inleous. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium
of the fore wings cinereous ; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length
of the body 2^ lines.

a, b. Hindostan. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

32. Ophthalmicus cincticoknis.

Niger, laltis; oculi sat magni, valde promiiudi ; anlnmct crassa-, sub-
clavalai, corporis dimidio panllo longiores, arlicidis lo 2oque paliide
Jlavis, fuscescenle nolalis, ,3o picco, 4o ochraceo basi pireo ; pedes
jflavi,fnnoribus aniicis lulci.i; corium albiun,nigro lale bifascialum

Black, broad, dull, very finely punclurL-d. Head large. Eyes
piceous, rather large, very prominenl. Aiilenn;e thick, subclavate, a little
more than half the lengtli of the body; first and second joints pale yellow,
slender, each with a pale brown mark; second shorter llian the first; third
and fourlli stout ; third piceous, a little longer than the first; fourth ochra-
ceous, piceous at the base, a little lonycr than the third. Frothorax short,
narrower in front. Legs yellow, slender; fore femora lutcous, incrassaled.

HKMIl'TKUA lIETKUOi'TF.liA. I o9

Wiugs not exteiuling to tlie tip of the alidomcn ; coiiiim wliite, with two
broad black bands, one in the middle, tbe other apical. Length of the
body H line.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

o3. Ophthalmicus dispar.

Ferrugincuf!, crassus,fere elliplicits, antice nigrr ; oculi sal magni., valdc
piominuli ; anlenme testacew, corporis dimidio lontj'wres, articulis
lo Aoque talis 'lo ;^oquc hasi piceis ; prothoracis sulcus Iransversus
medim vulde dilcnninalus ; sculcllum piceuni ; pedes pallide flavi ;
membrana diaphana.

P'erruginoiis, dull, thick, nearly elliptical, very minutely punctured.
Head small, triangul.ir. Head and anterior part of the prothorax black.
Eyes piceous, very prominent, rather large. Antennae testaceous, slender,
more than half tbe length of the body; first joint piceous, short ; second
about twice the length of ihe first, |)ieeous towards the base; third hardly
more than half the length of the second, slightly piceous towards the base ;
fourth piceous, as long as the second. Prothorax short, narrower in front
of the well-defined transverse middle furrow. Scutcllum piceous. Legs
pale yellow, slender. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen ;
membrane pellucid. Length of the body Ij line.

(I. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

31. Ophthalmicus discuf.u.

Testaceus, crassns, sttbtus niger ; capilis mar go posticus niger ; oculi ruji,
maxinii, valde prominuli ; ayitcnna: nignc, corporis dimidio paxdlo
lougiores ; prothorax sulco transvcrso medio piceo ; scutcllum piceum ;
corium piceo unistrigalum.

Testaceous, thick, shining, black beneath. Head short, smootli, black
along the hind border above. Eyes red, very large and prominent.
Antenna; black, rather stout, a little more than half the length of the body ;
fust joint very short; second more than twice the length of the first; tliird
much shorter than the second ; fourth a little longer than the third. Pro-
thorax short, largely and thinly punctured, vvilli a broad and shallow
transverse ])iceous middle furrow. Scutcllum piceous, with a few punctures.
Legs slender. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen. Corium
smooth, with a broad piceous streak in the disk. Length of the body
U line.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

Eastern Isles.
3.3. Ophthalmicus klavickps, C. U. ;384.
a. Philippine Isles. P'rom .Mr. Cuming's collection.

no CATALOG L'K OK

3f). Ophthalmicus flavipes.
Geocoiis flavipes, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 235. Eug. llesa, 249.
Java.

37. OPIITIJALMICUS MEMBRANEOUS.

membranaeiis, SIrlz. A. .S. E. F. line Ser. i. 61.
Lifu.

Genus 25. GYM US, C. //. 586.

The genera Ischnoihynclms, Holcocramim, Cliilacis and Cymuphyes
of Fiebcr, and Arllieneis of Spinola, are here included with Cymus.

A. Rostrum extendinj^ to the abdomen heuealh. - Isciinouhynchus.

B. lloslriim extending to the middle of the middle pectus.

a. Hind pecUis with a lanceolate middle fork. - Cymus.

b. Hind |)ectus with a middle keel. - - - Artheneis.

c. IJind pectus with no keel. - - - . IIoLCorRANUM.

Europe.

1. Cymus ci.aviculus, C. H. 586.

o. — (\ England. Presented by F. Walker, Estj.
f—h. England.

■>. I'' ranee. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
;, /i. ? From Mr. Children's colicclion.

2. CVMUS Cl-ANDICOLOK.

glandicidor, llahii, Wan-. Lis. i. 79, jd. 12, f. 45. FicL Eur. Hem. 203—
Heterogaster clavicnlus, var. >Schill. Bcitr. 91.

a. England.

3. CvMUS MET.ANOCEPIIALUS.

melanoceiihalns, Fhh. Ear. Ilcm. 203.
Germany. Italy. Corsica.

4. CvMUS PiESED.-E, C. II. 5S6.

Lv'^teus didymns, Zctt. Act. Holm. 1819, 7! — Isclinorliynchus didyinus,
Eirb. Eur. Ilein. 199.

a. En^^land. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, Escj.

b, r. England. Presented by F, Walker, Esq.
d — s. England.

I. France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

u — z. North America. Presented i>y E. Doubleday, Esq

iiL;.-\iU'Ti':!;A iiia-iaK-rxKiJA 141

5. Cymus gkminatus.

Heterogaster gciiiiiiatiis, Mas. I u-h.— Ibchnoihyncbus geuiinaliis, Fieb.
Eur. Han. 200.

Middle and South Europe,

(). CVMUS FDVEOLATUS.

Artbeneis foveolata, Spin Ess. 253. F'ub. Eur. Hem. 200— Rliyiuiiu-
cbroinus impressicollis i' Lucas.

Soulb Europe,

7. Cymus hyucanicus.

byicauicus, Kolm. Mel. pi. 10, f. 22. Il.-Seli. Wanz. Ins. ix, 204, i>l. .'JH,
f, 965 — Ai tlieneis bircanicus, Fieb. Eur. Ilem. 200,

South Russia. Caucasus Region.

8. Cymus aluiaceus,
Aiibeneis alutacea, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 200.
Sicily.

9. Cymus TYrU;E.

Helerogaslcr Typboe, Muls. Pcrris, Ann. Siw. Lin. L'/ons, N. Ser. iv. ]h'.)
— Cbilacis Typliaj, Fieb, JVicn. Enl. Man. ^iii.72, jil. 1, f. y. Douijlus
and Scolt, Ucm. 231.

Europe.

10. Cymus Satuuej/E.

Saturejsc, KuL jMcI. pi. 10, f. 20 — Ilolcocraiuun Saturejo:, Fieb. Eur. Hem.
201.

Caucasus Region.

11. Cv.MUS OCMIiOLEUCDS.

Cynio])bves ocludlcuca, Fieb. Verh. ZooL Bot. Gcs. \Vie)i. xx. 2-17, pi. 5,
f, 5."

(jieece.

North America.

12. Cymus Bdiiemani,
Bobcmani, Slal, Eug. Rcsa, 251.
California,

I;!. Cymus tiianciscanus,
franciscanus, Stat, Fug. Jlisa, 252.
California.

14'^ CATALOGUl': OF

South America.

14. Cymus marginalis.

Nysius? marginalis, C. II. 5o6 — Cyiiuis Galapagensis, Stal, Eug. Resa,
252.

a. Galapagos. Presented by C. Darwin, Esq.

Madeira.

1.5. CVJIUS TilUNCAlULUS.

Vir'ulcsccns, ellipllcus, pallido univillulus ; antcniuc liitecc, corporis
diniidio (ccjiiihiifja, ariiculis \o 4(i(/ue lotis 2o 'Saquc apice n'ujris ;
scuuUi disms ochraceus ; pedes liiici ; coriitm nicjro nnilinealum.

Greenisb, elliplical, broad, shining, very finely punctured. Head and
protliorax willi a paler stripe. Head short, triangular, acute in front, a
little broader than tlie fore border of the prolhorax. Eyes slightly promi-
nent. Antenna; hitcous, slender, about half the length of the body; first
and fourth joints black, stout; second and third with black tips; second
much longer than the first; third shorter than the second; fourth fusiform,
as long as the third. Prothorax short, narrower in front. Scutellum with
a dull ochraceous disk. Legs luteous, slender. Wings extending a little
beyond the tip of the abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with a black
line along the exterior border; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length
of the body 11 line.

The antenna; are shorter than those of C. Resedae.
a — 0. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

16. Cymus immunis.

Tcstacrus, fusiforinis; pallida univiltatiis ; rostrum coxns interinedias
allinrjcns ; anleniuc pallide Jlavce, corporis dimidio aquilomjcR ;
arliculo 4o picco ; prolhorax sulco Irunsverso anlico indeWrminalo
niyro-quadriijultalv ; pedes Jiavi ; corium nii/ricaiUe unislrigalum.

Testaceous, fusiform, shining, very finely punctured. Head and pro-
thorax with a paler stripe. Head short, triangular, a little broader than
the prolhorax. Eyes not prominent, lloslrnm extending to the middle
coxa). Antenna; pale yellow, slender, about half the length of the body;
first and fourth joints stout; second and third longer than the first and
than the fourth; fourth piceous, fusiform. Prothorax short, narrower in
front; a very slight transverse furrow near the fore border, accompanied by
four black dots. Legs yellow, slender. Wings extending to the tip of the
abdomen. Corium of the fore wings with a small blackish streak near the
interior border; membrane and hind wings pellucid. Length of the body
1:] line.

Narrower than C. llcseda;.

a — /. ALideira. from Mr. Wollaston's collection.

JIKMiriEUA llKTKHOniM'.A. 143

Africa.

17. CvMUs iJNKor.A, C. II. 587.
a, h. Cape. Fioui M. Urt'gc's collection.

18. CyMUS CINCTICORNIS.

cincticornis, Walk. Zool. 2nd Ser. •JB/S*.
Haikeko.

Australia.

19. Cy.mus orbus.
Cryptoiliampliiis oibus, Slal, Eug. Rcsu, 251.
Australia.

Genus 12(>. CYiMODEMA.
Cvmodcma, Spin. Ess. IIt'm.2l^. Slal, Ilcm. Afr. ii. 1 19— Bcdus, Slal,
Eug. licsa, 251.

1. CyMODEMA VIRESCEN'S.

Acanthia vivescens, Fabr. Eut. Si/sl. iv. 70 — Tingis virescens, Fahr. Sgst.
Rhyn. 127 — Cynioflcma virescens, Slal, Hem, Fabr. i. 77.

West Indies.

2. Cymooema MAuinxir.

Bedus IMaurilii, Stal, Eug. Rcsa, 251, pi. 3, f . 4 — Cymodenia Mauiilii,
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 150.

Mauritius.

Genus 27. NINUS.
Niuus, Slal, Eug. R,sa, 252.

1. NiNUS INSIGNIS.
insignis, Slal, Fug. Resa, 253.
Isle Guam.

Genus 28. CRYPTORHAMPIIUS.

Cryptorhampluis, Siul, Eug. /iVs«, 250.

1. Ckyptoiuiamphus orbus.
orbus, Stal, Eug. Resa, 251.
Sydney.

141 CATALOGUE OF

Gemis 29. EUGISTUS.

Eiigistiis, Fieh. Wien. Enl. Mon. viii. 67, pi. I, f. 2.

]. EUGISTITS BrUCKI.

Rrucki, Fieh. Wien. Enl. Mon. viii. 68.
South France.

Genus 30. IIENESTARIS.

Heuestaris, Spin. Ess. Gen. Hem. 117. Serv. Hem. Gen. 209. Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 173.

Germalus, Slal, is included with this genus.

1. Henestaris laticeps.

Hetevogaster laticeps, Curl. Dril. Enl. pi. 457 — Henestaris Spinolae, Costa,
Corr. Znol. No. 9. Serv. Hem. 250. Fieh. Eur. Hem. 174 — Genei,
Spin. Ess. Hem. 230 — Hispanus, Ramb. Faun. Sp. 145.

a. England. Presented by W. S. Dallas, Esq.

b, c. England.

f,g. Europe. Presented by W, W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Henestaris Kinbergi.

Kinbergi, Slal, Eug. Resa, 248 — Germalus Kinbergi, -S7«/, Hem. Afr. ii.
143.

Mauritius.

3. Henestaris sobrina.

sobrina, Slal, Eug. Resa, 248 — Germalus sobrinus, Slal, Slelt. Enl. Zeil.
xxiii. 312.

Manilla.

4. Henestaris oculi'S-caneri,
oculus-caneri, Dcg. — Hasraus oculus-caneri, Slal, Slelt. Ent. Zeit.

xxiii. 312.

Genus 31. CATTARUS.
Catlarus, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 41.

1. Cattarcs insignis.
insignis, Slal, Rio .Jan. Hem. 42.
Uio ,T;im'iro.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 145

Genus 32. LARYNGODUS.
Laijugodus, H.-Sch. Jf'anz. Ins. ix. 211.

1. Laryngodus Australia.
AustraliaB, H.-Sch. JVanz. Ins. ix. 212, pi. 314, f. 967.
Australia.

Genus 33. (EDANCALA.

CEdaucala, Serv. Hist. Hon. 258.

1. ffiOANCALA DORSILINKA.

dorsilinea, Serv. Hist. Hem. 258, pi. 12, f. 6.
North America. Africa?

2. CEdANCALA PALLIDIPENNIS.

Ischnodemns pallidipenuis, Stal, Eug. Resa, 248 — (Edancala pallidipennis,
Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 147.

Cape.

Genus 34. MYODOCHA.

Myodocha, Latr. Gen. iii. 126. Serv. Hem. 25(3 — Myodocbus, Oliv.,
BruUe, Blanch.

1. Myodocha serripes.

Myodochus serripes, Oliv. Enc. Meth. viii. 106. Bridle, Hist. Nat. fns. ix.
388. Blanc/i. Hist. Nat. Ins. iii. 134. Hem. pi. 5, f. 4— Myodocha
serripes, Serv. Hem. 258. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 213, pi. 314, f. 966.

North America. Mexico.

2. Myodocha Giraffa.
Giraffa, Stal, Slell. Ent. Zeit. xxiii. 314.
Mexico.

Genus 35. PACHYGRONTHA.

Pachygronlha, Germ. Silh. Rev. Ent. v. 152; Slal, Hem. Afr. ii. 147 —
Pacbyfrronclia, Spin. Gen. Ins. Artr. 140 — Atiactophora, Slal, Ofv.
K. V. Ak. Forh. Handb. 1853, 260.

1. Pachygkontha quadripunctata.

Alraclophora quadripunctata, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 948, pi. 14,
f. 4 — Pacbygrontha quadripunctata, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 148.

Madagascar.

u

146 CATALOGUE OF

2. Pachygeontha lineata.

lineata, Germ. Silb. Rev. Ent. v. 153; Slal, Hem. Afr.W. 148— Pachy-
•rrovichii lineolii, Spin. Gen. Ins. Arlr. 141 — Atraclophora fusifemur,
Slal, Of v. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 34.

Caffiaria.

3. Pachyguontha longicornis.
Atiactopboia loiigicoruis, Slal, A, S. E. F. Ame S6r. v. 188.
Mysol.

4. Pachvgrontha bipusctata.
bipiinctata, Stal, Hem. Afr. ii. 149.

Mauritius.

.'3. Pachyguontua Seimpehi.
Sempevi, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, 061.
Philippine Isles.

6. Pachygrontha brevicoenis.
bieviconiis, Slal, Ofc. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, 662.
Philippine Isles.

7. Pachygeontha tabida.
tahiiia, .SV«/, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1870, 662.
Philippine Isles.

S. Pachvgrontha angusta.
anftusta, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 1870, 662.
Philippine Isles.

!). PaCHVGKONTHA MGROVITIAIA.

ni<^rovittata, Slal, Ofv. K. V . Ah. Fork. 1870, 662.
Philippine Isles.

Genus .-56. TRITOxMACERA.
Tiitouiaceia, Cuala, Ann. Soc. Enl. Fr. x. 29(;.

1. TuiTOMACKKA Al'H ANOIDF.S.

aphanoides, Coxla, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. x. 296, pi. 6, f. 6.
PaltiMio.

HEMIPTERA HETEROPTEUA. 147

Genus 37. THAUMASTOPUS.

Thaumastopus, Fieb. Verh. Zool. But. Ges. Wien. xx. 2W.

1. Thaumastopus flavipes.
flavipes, Fieb. Verh. Zool, Bol. Ges. Wien, xx. 247, pi. 5, f. 4.
Sarepta.

The two following species may be includeJ for a wbile in tins genus.

Group n.

Corpus gracile, convexum. Caput conieurn, protlioraci a;quiIoni,'um.
Oculi subprominuli. llostruin coxas poslicas atlin<,'ens. AntenuEe
graciles, corpoii aequilous^e. Proiliorax iraiisverse subsulcatus, untice
conicus. Pedes longi ; femora antica subiucrassala.

Body slender, convex. Head conical, as long as the protborax. Eyes
slightly prominent. Ocelli distinct, al some distance from the bind border
of the head. Rostrum extending to the hind coxae. Antennae slender, as
long as the body; first joint longer than the bead; second much longer
and more slender than the first ; third much sburler than the second ;
fourth a little longer than the third. Protborax much narrower in front,
with a slight transverse middle furrow, between which and the hind border
it is largely punctured. Legs long, slender; fore femora slightly
incrassated. Fore wings coriaceous, extending to the tip of the abdomen,
with a small membrane.

Type T. ? alacer.

2. Thaumastopus? alacek.

Niger, rostrum fulvum ; aUc antica: macttlis duabtis costalibus albis.

Black. Rostrum tawny. Fore wings with two white costal spots,
one before the middle, the other beyond the middle. Hind wings pellucid.
Length of the body 3 lines.

a. Canary Isles. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

2. Thaumastopus? alacris.

Foem. Niger, elongatus, valde cojircrw.s- ; caput conicnm ; rostrtim
fulvum, coxas inlermedias attingens ; antenntc J'ulviE, corpora
breviores, arliculo Ao piceo ; prolkoracis sulcus transvcrsus posticus
bene determinatus ; pedes fulvi, loiigi ; alee anlicce picete, abdominis
apicem non altingenles.

Female, Black, long, slender, shining, very convex, very finely
punctured. Head conical, nuuh shorter than the i)roth()rax. Eyes not
prominent. Rostrum tawny, extending to the middle coxae. Aniennaj
tawny, slender, rather shorter than the body ; first Joint a little shorter
than the head; second longer than the fiist; third a litile shorter than the
second ; fourth piceous, as long as the second. Protborax elongate, a little

148 CATALOGUE OF

narrower in front, slifjlitly rounded on eacli side, with a well-defined trans-
verse furrow near tlie hind border. Legs lawny, lono;-, slender; fore femora
slijjhtly incrassated, spiniilose beneath. Fore vvinjrs piceoiis, coriiiceous,
extending to two-thirds of the length of the abdomen. Length of the body
4^ lines.

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

Genns38. ANISOCORIS.

Mas. Corpus subfusiforme, vix convexum. Caput mediocre, pro-
thorace breviiis. Oculi proniinnli. Rostrum segmenlum ventrale .'?uin
attingens. Prothorax traiisversus ; anlice anguslior; lutera recta. Pedes
graciles. Corii vena? valde determinatne.

Male. Body hardly convex, somewhat fusiform. Head moderately
large, shorter than the proihorax. Eyes ])rorninent. Rostrum extending
to ihe lliiid ventral segment. AnteiniaB slender, much more than half the
lenijth of the body; first joint much shorter than the head; second more
than twice the len<;th of the first; tliiid almost as long as the second;
fourth as long as the third. Prothorax transverse, narrower in front; sides
straight. Legs slender, moderately long. Wings extending to the tip of
the abdomen. Coriura of the fore wings with strongly-marked veins.

1. Anisocoris punctifer.

Mas. Flaims, tiitjro pnnctalns ; caput nigrum; nculi riifi ; prothora.v
transverse stibsulcalus, carhuila lateribusque subrejlexis rujis ; pedes
nigri ; membrana cinerca.

]\Iale. Yellow. Head, rostrum and antennte black. Eyes red.
Thorax, pectus, abdomen beneath and corium wiih numerous minute black
points. Prothorax with a slight transverse furrow near the lore bonier,
with slightly reflexed red sides and with a slight red keel. Legs black.
]\Iembrane of the fm-e wings cinereous. Length of the body 3f lines.

a. Columbia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
/'. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collection.

Fam. 2. ANTHOCORID.E, C. H. 587.

Anthocorid.ne and Ceratocombidas, Fieb. Hem. L35, 142. Dougl. and Scott
(Anlhocorina) — Anthocorida, Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 23.

There is a transition from this family to the Nudiroslri, through the
Acanthid.'c.

A. Fore wings with an enibolium. ANTiiocoRiDiE.

a. Areolet-hooks distinct.

* Prothorax with a rim in front.

f Antenna; and tarsi stout. - - - lo. Paciivtarsus.

-j-'t' Antennte and tarsi slender.

X Neck-ring not prominent. - - - 3. Tethaphleps.

XX Neck-ring prominent.

§ Rostrum long. - - - - 2. Tejinostethus.

HEMIPTERA HETEUOPTEUA. 149

§§ Roslnim short.

X First jiiint of the antenna exteiKlinj"; to the tip of

tlie liead. - - - . - 1. Axrnocoiiis.

X X First joint of the antenna^ not extending to the tip

of the head. - - - - - 4. EcTKMNUs,

** Prniliorax with no rim in front,
f Proihorax curved in front.
I llostram lono;. - - - - - 5. Lyctocoris.

XI Rostrum short. - - - - !(!. Odontobrachys.
ff Protliorax straif;ht in front.

I First joint of the antennie hardly short. •• - (!, Pikzostetiius.

II First joint of the antenn;e very short.

§ Membrane with one vein from the areolet. 17. Cyrtosternu.m.

§§ Membrane with three veins from the aieolet. 7. TRii-nLiiPS.

b. Areolei-hooks wanting.

* Head shdrt. - - . . S. Brachysteles.
** Head elongate.

f Protliorax with a. broad transverse ridge. 9. Cardiostethus.

ff Prothorax with no transverse ridge. 10. Xvlocoris.

14. SCOI-OPOSCELIS.

B. Fore wings with no emboliiim, Ceratocombid.e.

a. Rostrum long, - - - - 11. Cekatocombus.

b. Rostrum short.

* First joint of the antenna shorter than the head. 12. Pachycoleus.
** First joint of the antennae as long as the head. 13. Dipsocouis.

Genus 1. ANTHOCORIS, C. H. 588.

Europe.

1. Anthocouis nemokum, C. H. r)88.

a — /. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.
m — /). England. Presented iiy F. Walker, E'^q.
(/, r. Scotland. Presented by E. Douhleday, Esq.
s. Geneva. Presented by AI. Goureau.
t. Euiope. Presented i)y W. \W . Saunders, Esq.
j(, V. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

2. Anthocoris nemoralis, C. If. 5^8.

a — /. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.
VI — s. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
I. It.ily,

3. Anthocouis pratengis.

Salda pratensis, Fair. Si/<:t. Rhijn. 116 — Rhynarius praten'>is, ffahii.
Warn. Ins. i. 107, pi. 17,f. 57 — Anthocoris pratensis, /'Ve6. Eur. Hem.
138.

Europe.

150 OATALOGUK OF

The six following are doubtful species of Anthocoiis : —
Anthocoris Pin I.
Pini, Bih: Berl. Enl. Zeit. 1858, 190, f. 2. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 384.
Germany.

Anthocoris Minki.

Minki, Dohrn, Slell. Ent. Zeit. I860, 162, pi. 1, f. 1. Fieb. Eur. Hem.
385.

Germany.

Anthocoris crassicornis.

crassicornis, Muls. Ann. Soc. Linn. 1857, 161. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 385^
Tnphleps.^

France.

Anthocoris parvicornis.

parvicornis, Costa, Alti Sci. Nat. Nap, 263, pi. 2, f. 6. Fieb. Eur. Hem.
385 — Microphysa ?

Naples.

Anthocoris rufescens.
rufesceus, Costa, Alti Sci. Nat. Nap. 264. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 385.
Naples.

Anthocoris nigrellus,
nigrellus, Zett. [ns. Lapp. 2o5. Sahib. Geoc. 76. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 385.
Lapland.

A. nigrieornis, Zett., is also an uncertain species.

4. Anthocoris limbatus.

limbatus, Fieb. Beit. Weil. 1836, 110, pi. 2, f. 9. Eur. Hem. 137—
fasciatus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 225, pi. 316, f. 975— nemorum, var.
fascialus, Scholz, Arb. v.

Germany.

5. Anthocoris niguicornis.
nigrieornis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 137.
Austria.

6. Anthocoris rubicundulus.
rubicundulus, Garbiglietti, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ilal. i. 122.
North Italy.

7. Anthocoris neulectus.
ueglectiis. Garb. Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. i. 122.
Noilh Italy.

hi:miptkra hetehopteka. 151

North America.

8. AnTHOCORIS BOREAI.IS, C. II. 588.

a, h. St. Martin's Falls, Hudson's Bay. Piesenled by G. Burnstoni.

South America,
9. Anthocouis? sllcifer.
sulcifer, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 43.
Rio Janeiro.

10. Anthocouis armatus.
armatus, 5^a/, Rio Jan. Hem. 43.
Rio Janeiro.

11. AnTHOCORIS NIGRONITENS.

nigronitens, Slal, Rio Jan. Hon. 43.
Rio Janeiro.

12. AnTHOCORIS LEI'IDUS.

lepidus, Sial, Rio Jan. Hem. 43.
Rio Janeiro.

13. Anthocouis elegans.

elegans, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 140, pi. 2, f. a. Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir.
iii. 566.

Chili.

14. A.nthocoris parvulus.

parvulus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 141. S(/nt. A. S. E. F. Ame Scr. iii. 566.
Chili.

South Africa.

15. AnTHOCORIS SUBCRUCl AT US.

Foem. Niger, subftisiforinis ; caput lanccolalum, prolhorace paullo
brevius ; rostrum abdominis dimidium superans ; antenme corporis
dimidio paullo brtviorrs ; prolhorax sulco transversa medio bene
determinato, callis duobus anlerioribus ; femora antica iitcrassala,
subtus wiispinosa ; iibiie poslica: albo late fascia ta ; corium bosi
margineque exteriore albis ; membrana nigricans.

Female. Black, slender, nearly fusiform, very finely punctured.
Head lanceolate, a little sluirter than the prolhorax. Eyes sinali, slifjhtly
prominent. Rostrum extending to two-thirds of the length of the abdomen.
AntenuEB a little less than half the length of the body; first joint short;
second more than twice the length of the first; third more than half the
length of the second ; fourth as long as the third. Prothorax with a well-
defined transverse middle furrow, in front of which there is a callus on each

152 CATALOGUE OF

side. Lep;s rather short; foie femora incrassated, with a spine heneath
near the tips; hind tibite with a broad while band. Wings extending a
lillle beyond the abdomen : corium of the fore wings white at the base and
along the outer border; memluane blackish. Length of the body 2:^ lines.

a, b. Cape. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

South Asia.

16. Anthocokis peoximus.

Mas. Niger, fere fitsiformis ; caput longiusculum, subconpressum,
antice truncalum ; rostrum abdomen attingens ; antennw corporis
dimidio paiillo breviores ; prothorax sulco poslico bene delerminato ;
segmenla pecloralia albo marginata ; femora antica incrassata ; tibiw
posticcE albo late fasciatic ; corium bast margineque exteriore albis ;
menibrana albida.

Male. Black, slender, nearly fusiform, very finely punctured. Head
elongate, slightly compressed and truncated in front. Eyes small, slightly
prominent. Rostrum extending to the abdoinen. Antennae a little less
than half the length of the body; second joint more than twice the length
of the fust, less than twice the length of the third. Prothorax narrower in
front, with a well-de6ned transverse furrow near the hind border. Pectoral
segments bordered with white. Legs rather short ; fore femora incrassated ;
hind tibia? with a broad white baud. Wings extending to the tip of the
abdomen; corium white at the base and along the exterior border;
membrane whitish. Length of the body 2j lines.

It has much resemblance to A. semicrucialus ; the shape of the head
is different.

a. Hiudostan. Presented by Major Parry.

17. Anthocoris pubescens.

i'cem. Niger, longi-ovalis, pubescens; caput proihorace multo brevius ;
rostrum abdominis dimidium fere attingens; antennce corporis
dimidio aquilongce, articulo 3o basi albo ; prothorax suleulo transversa
medio ; femora antica incrassata ; corium basi gultaque costali
subapicali albis; menibrana diaphana, gutta apicali nigricante.

Female. Black, elongate-oval, shining beneath. Head above and
prothorax dull, pubescent. Head much shorter than the prothorax. Eyes
not prominent. Rostrum extending to one-third of the length of the abdo-
men. Antenna; about half the length of the body; second joint about
twice the length of the lirst; third white towards the base, shorter than the
second ; fouilh shorter than the third. Prutliorax with a slight transverse
middle furrow. Fore femora incrassateii. Wings extending l)eyond the
tip of the abdomen; corium of the fore wings white at the base and with a
white suliapieal costal dot; membrane pellucid, with a blackish apical dot.
Length of the body 1^ line.

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

HKMIPTERA HETER0PTEI;A 15:5

Australia.
18. Antiiocoris arctatus.
Mas. Niger, fusifonnis ; caput elongalum ; rostrum co.raa poslicas
alllngens ; anleittue corporis dimidio aquilongw, sal va/iil(C ; prolhorax
sulculo Iraiisverso medio; pedes brcvittsculi, tibiis lursisque trslaciis;
corium diaphanum, basi album, macula a pud marginem exivriorem
nigra.

Male. Black, fusifunn, very finely punctured. Head elonf^ate-
Irianijular. Eyes not prominent. Rostrum extendintv to llie hind cows.
Antennae rather stout, about half the length of the body; first joiul shoit ;
third much longer than ihe first; second and fourth about equal in length,
each longer than the third. Prolhorax nariower in front, with a slight
transverse middle furrow. Legs rather shoit; tibi^ and tarsi testaceous.
Wings pellucid, extending to the lip of the abdomen. Corium while at
the base, with a large black spot adjoining the outer border. Length of
the body 1^ line.

a — c. Australia. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

Genus 2. TEMNOSTETHUS.

Temnostethus, Fieb. Wien. Enl, Mon. iv, ; Eur. Hem. 130. Douglas and
Scolt, Hem. 491.

1. Temnostethus pusillus.

Anthocoris pusillus, H.-Sch. Norn. Ent. i. 60; Wanz. Ins. ix. 25o, pi. 316,
f. 977— Anthucuiis albofascialus, Fieb. Weil. Bcilr. Ill, pi. 2, f. 10 —
Amhocoris lugubris, Boh. Vet. Ak. Fork. o8. Flor. U/ti/n. Liv. i. 647
— Temnostethus pusillus, Fitb. Eur. Hem. 13(5. Douglas and Scoll,
Htm. 493.

Europe.

2. Temnostethus lucorum.

Anthocoris lucorum. Full. Hem. Suec. 67. Flor. RIn/n. Liv. i. 648 —
AnlhoccM'is Helvelicus, Dolirn, Slelt. Enl. Zeil. xxi. 162, |d. 1, f. 3 —
Temnosletbus Inleus, Fieb. Wien. Enl. Mon. iv. 2()y — Teninosielhus
lucorum, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 136. Dougl. and Scolt, llem. 492.

Prof. Stal states that this species is A. ncmoralis, I'abr.

Europe.

3. Temnostethus Sarothamni.
Sarolhamni, Dougl. and Scull, Htm. 497.
England.

154 CATALnOUE OF

Genus 3. TETRAPHLEPS.

Tetraphleps, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. pi. 6. Eur. Hem. 135. Douglas
and Scott, Hem. 491.

1. Tetraphleps vittatus.

Authocoiis viltiitus, Fieh. Weit. Beitr. 108, pi. 2, f. 6 — Aiitliocoiis bicuspis,
H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 235 — Anlliocoiis piceicornis, Fieb. Weit.
Beitr. 1836, 109, pi. 2, f. 7— Tetraphleps viltatus, Fieb. Eur. Hem.
136. Douglas and Scott, Hem. 491 — Aiitliocoiis latula, Flor. Rhyn.
Liv. i. 653 — Antliocoris Geimari? Flor. liliyn. Liv. i. 649.

Europe.

Gemis 4. ECTEMNUS.
Ectemnus, Fieh. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. Eur. Hem. 138.

1. ECTEJINOS KEDUVINL'S.

Aiitliocoiis reduvinus, H.-Seh. Warn. Ins. ix. 222, pi. 316, f. 973 — Anlbo-
coris loiigiceps.^ Sahib. Geoc. 76 — Ecteiiiuus reduvinus, F/ei. Wien.
Ent. Mon. iv. Eur. Hem. 138.

Europe.

Genus 5. LYCTOCORIS.

Lyclocoris, Halm, Wanz. Ins. iii. 19. Fieb. Wien. Ent. Man. iv. Eur.
Hem. 138. Dovgl. and Scott, Hem. 498.

1. LyCTOCORIS CAMPKSTRIS.

Acanlliia campestiis, Fabr. Ent. Sijst. iv. 75 — Sakla cainpe^tris, Fabr.
Syst. lilnjn. 116 — Ciiiiex Aome^Ucus, Schill. his, 1834, 738 — Lyclo-
coris doiiiesticus, Hahn, Wanz. Ins. iii. 19, pi. 69, f. 243. Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 138. Dougl. and Scott, Htm. 499 — Xylocoris diniidiala, Spin.
Ens. 236 — Xylocoris ilDiiieslicus, Suhlb. Geoc. Fen. 80 — Xylocoris
Parisieiisis, ('. //. 589 — Antliocoris bicuspis, Jl.-Sch. Noin. 60 —
Xylucoris (Lyctocoris) doinesiica, Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 655 — Xylocoris
(Lyclocoris) disiiiij^ueuda, Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 666.

a. England. From Mr. Ste|)beiis' collection.
h — e. England. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
f,g. Geneva. Presented by iSl. Gunreau.
h — »i. Madeira. Fioni Mr. Wollastoii's eollection.

"Widely distributed tlirougbout North .America.'" — Vhler.

2. LyCTOCOBIS? ALBIFElt.

Niger, ellipticus ; caput longiusculum ; antenmc setacecr, corporis dimidio
paullo longiores ; prothorax brevis,fere planus ; pedes graciles, tibiis
tarsisque fulvis ; al(C anticer cinerecc, basi albce.

HblinPTEKA niiTEROPTERA. 155

Black, shining, elliptical. Head eloiigate-lrianffular. Eyes not
prominent. Antennce setaceous, a little more than half the lenfrth of the
liody; second joint stout; third ahout half the length of the fourth, which
is a little shorter than the second. Prolhorax short, smooth, nearly flat.
Legs slender; tihis and tarsi lawny. Winiis cinereous, extending rather
beyond the abdomen. Fore wings white at the base. Length of the body
i line.

a. Madeira. From Mr. Wolluston's collecliou.

Genus 0. PIEZOSTETHUS.

Piezostethus, Fieb. Wien. Eat. Mon. iv. ; Eur. Hem. 139. DougL and
Scoll, Hem. oOO.

1. Piezostethus galactinus.

Anlhocoris galactinus, Fleh. Weil. Beilr. i. 107— Anthocoris pulchellus,
Zell. Ins. Lapp. 265 — Xylocoris alhipennis, H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix.
171, pi. 315, f. 97L Bar. Enl. Znl. Sleil. ii. 194. Flor. Rki/n. Liv.
i. 669 — Piezostethus galactinus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. 265 ; Eur .
Hem. 139. DougL and Scott, Hem. 500.

Europe.

2. Piezostethus foiimicetorum.

Anthocoris formicetorum, Boh. K. Vet. Ak. 1R44, 158 — Xylocoris formice-
torum. Bar. Berl. Ent. Zeit. ii. 195 — Xylocoris formeticicola, Sahib.
Geoc. f. 82 — Piezostethus formicetorum, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 139.

North Europe.

3. Piezostethus rufipenxis.

Xylocoris rufipennis, L.-Duf. A. S. E. F. ii. 106. Biirm. Handb. Ent. ii.
290. Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 608 — Piezostethus rufipennis, Fieb. Eur.
Hem. 139. Dougl. and Scott, Hem. 501 — Xylocoris bicolor, Scholz,
Arb. Ver. 1846 — Xylocoris latior, Muls. Ann. Sac. Linn. 1852, 106 —
Xylocoris obliquus, Costa, Cent. 1852 — Piezostethus bicolor, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 139.

Europe.

4. Piezostethus maculipennis.

Xylocoris maculipennis, Biir. Berl. Ent. Zeit. ii. 197 — Piezostethus
maculipennis, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 140.

Spain.

5. Piezostethus Cenomyces.
Xylocoris Cenomyces, Bar. Berl. Ent. Zeit. ii. 195,

15(3 CATALOGUE Oe

Genus 7. TRIPHLEPS.

Triphleps, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. Eur. Hem. 140. Dougl. and
Scott, Hem. 502.

Europe.

1. Triphleps l^vigatus.
IsBvigaliiP, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 140.
Sicily.

2. Triphleps nigee.
Salda iiifTva, Wolff, Icon. Chn. f. 161 — Anlhocoiis niger, Sahib. Geoc. 77 —

Tiiplilejis niger, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 140.
Europe.

3. Triphleps obscurus.

Rhinarius obscurus, Ha/ai, Waiiz. Ins. i. 110, pi. 17, f. 59. Boh. Ni/a, Sv.
1 1 — Triphleps obscurus, Dougl. and Scott, Hem. 503.

Europe.

4. Triphleps Ulrichi.

Ulriclii, Mas. Vieu. Fieb. IVien. Ent. Mon. iv. ; Eur. Hem. 140.
Austria.

5. Triphleps latus.
latus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 140 — Antliocoris hicorura ? Sahib. Geoc. 77.
Austria.

6. Triphleps mindtus.

Anthocoris minutns, C. H.589 — Antbocoris coinpressicornis, .Srt/i/6. Geoc.
Fen. 77 — Triplileps minulns, Fieb. Eur. Hem 146.

a — /(. Enplane!. From Mr. Stephens' Cdllection.
i — o. Kniiland. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
p. South France. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
y. Italy.

7. Triphleps luteolus.
luleolus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv.; Eur. Hem. 141.
Austria.

8. 'J'lUPULErS PELLUCIDUS.

pellucidus, Garb. Bull. Sue. Ent. Ital. i. 123.
Turin,

HEMIPTEKA IJETEROPTERA. 157

9. TuiniLErs fasciiventris.
fasciiveutris, Garbi<jlielti, Bull. Soc. Enl. Ital. i. 123.
Turin.

10. Triphlkps flwicans.
flavicans, Garb. Bull. Soc. Enl. Ital. i. 123.
Turin.

North America.

11. I'lUPHLEI'S INSIDIOSUS.

Reduvius iusiiiiosus, Sai/, Hem. Het. 32. Walsh, Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil. vi.
274 — Aiitliocoris pseudocliinche, Fitch, '2ii(l Repori, 295 — Triplileps
insidiosus, Uhler, Proc. Bosl. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1871.

United States.

Genus S. BRACHYSTELES.

Brachvsteles, Muh. Ann. Soc. Lin. 1852, 104. Fieb. IVien. Frit. Mon. ir.
266. Eur. Hem. 141. Dougl. and Scott, Hem. 505.

1. Brachysteles pilicornis.

pilicoiiiis, HTuls. Ann. Soc. Lin. 1852,104. Fieb. Wien. Ent. Hlon.'w.
266. Fur. flcm. 146, Dougl. and Scot/, Hem. 506.

England. France.

Genus 9. CARDIASTETHUS.

Cardiastethus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. Ear. Hem. 141. Dougl. and
Scott, Hem. 506.

1. Cardevstethus testacees.

Anthocoris testaccus, Muls. Ann. Soc. Linn. 1852, 105 — Cardiastetlius
testHceus, Fieb. Wien. Enl. Mon. iv. 266. Eur. Hem. 141. Dougl.
and Scott, Hem. 507.

Englaud. France.

2. CAUDEiSTETIIUS CKRINtS.

cerinus, Fieb, Wien. Ent. Mon. vi. 271. Eur. Hem. 142.
Austria.

3. Cardeastethus cukrax.
currax, Garbiglietti, Bull. Soc. Ent. Ital. i. 123.
Turin.

158 CATALOGUE OF

Genus 10. XYLOCORIS, C. II. 589.

Europe.

1. Xylocoris ater.

ater, L.-Duf. A7in. Sac. Ent. Fr. ii. 100, pi. 6, f. 3. Burm. Handb. Ent.
ii. 290. H.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. ix. 170, pi. 315, f. 972. Bar. Bert.
Ent. ii. 190. Zeil. ii. 196. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 142. Flor. Rhyn.
Liv. i. 067. DoiKjl. and Scolt, Hem. 508 — corticalis, C. H. 590 —
Anthocoiis obscuvelia, Zelt. Ins. Lap. 265 — Xylocoris obscurellus,
Sahib. Geoc. Fen. 81 — Antliocoris elongatiis, Fieb. Weit. Beilr. 1836,
109, pi. 2, f. 8.

a — c. England. From Mr. Stephens' collection.
d — /. England. Presented hy F. Walker, Esq.
m. Geneva. Presented by M. Goureau.

2. Xylocoris Rooeri.

Rof^eri, Bar. Berl. Ent, Zeit. ii. 196 — Xylocoris ? Rogeri, Fieb. Eur. Hem,
142.

Upper Silesia.

North America.
3. Xylocoris American us, C. H. 589.
a, b. North America. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq.

South America.
4. Xylocoris discifer.
discifer, Stal^ Rio Jan. Hem. 44.
Rio Janeiro.

5. Xylocoris i.imbatellus.
limbatelliis, Stal, Rio Jan. Hem. 44.
Rio Janeiro.

(». Xylocoris coNsiKicrrs.
constricliis, Slal, Rio Jan. Hem. 44.
Rio Janeiro.

7. Xylocoris testaceus.

testaceus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 138. Sgnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser, iii. 566.
Chili.

8. Xylocoris obsoletus.

Anthocoris obsoletus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 140 — Xylocoris obsoletus, Sgnt.
A. S. E. F. 4 me Sh: iii. 506.

Near allied to X. domeslicus.

Chili.

HEMIPTERA IIETF.COl'TliUA. 159

9. XVLOCORIS CONICUS.

couicus, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 137, pi, 2, f. 4. Sijnt. A. S. E. F. Ame Sir.
iii. 566.

Chili.

10. XVLOCORIS BREVICOLLIS.

brevicoliis, Blanch. Faun. Chil. 138. St/nt. A. S. E. F. \me Sh-. iii. 566.
Chili.

Madeira.

11. XVLOCOIIIS BALTEATUS.

Foem. Niger, elliplicus, roslro anlennis pedibuujae lestaceis; caput
anlice fulvum ; anlenncB selacete, corporis dimidio breviores ; pro-
thorax sulco Iransvcrso poslico bene delerminato ; alee abbreviatce.

Female. Black, elliptical, very finely piuictuied. Head tawny in
front of the inseriion of the auteniKie. Rostrum, anieunie and legs tes-
taceous. Antennae setaceous, less than half tlie len<rth of the body; first
and second joints rather stout; second more than twice the length of the
first. Prolhorax with a well-defined transverse furrow near the hind
border. Fore wings testaceous, extending to half the length of the
abdonaen ; membrane not developed. Length of the body 2 lines.

a — h. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.

12. Xylocoris latus.

Foem. Piceus, elliplicus, latinscnlus, rostro anlennis abdomine corio
pedibusque lestaceis; caput antice teslaceum ; rostrum coxas posticus
allingens ; antenme setacece, articulo 2o apicem versus picco ; pro-
thorax sulculo transversa poslico, margine postico leslaceo ; abdominis
segmenta nigra viarginala ; niembrana diaphana.

Female. Piceous, elliptical, shining, very finely punctured, much
broader than X. baltealus. Head testaceous in front of the insertion of
the antennte. Rostrum, antennae, abdomen and legs test.iceoiis. Rostrum
extending to the hind coxie. Antenuce setaceous, shorter than the rostrum ;
first and stcoiul joints rather stout; second piceous towards the tip, about
twice the length of the first. Prothorax testaceous along the hind border;
a slight transverse furrow near the hind border. Abdomen broader thau
the fore wings, with a black band on the hind border of each segment.
Legs slender. Wings extending to the tip of the abdomen ; corium
testaceous; membrane pellucid. Length of the body Inline.

a — c. Madeira. From Mr. Wollaston's collection.
Madagascar.

13. XyLOCOKIS HU.yEIJALIS.

humeralis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. '3nte Sir. viii. 952. Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 24.
Madagascar.

] 00 CATALOG UP. OF

Ceylon.

14. Xylocouis fulvescens.

Foem. Pallide fttivus, eliiptictts, a7iten7iis pedibust corloque testaceis ;
anlenncB corporis dimidio breviores ; prolhorax siilculo medio trans-
verso ; coriiim apiid marginem e.vttriorem fuscum; membrana
diaphana.

Female. Pale tawny, elliptical, siiioolb, shining;. Head small. Eyes
black. AnteiiiitE, lei^s and cniiuin pale testaceous. Aiiteniiie setaceous,
less than half the length of the body ; second joint much longer than the
others. Piothorax short, contracted in front, with a slij^hi transverse
middle furrow. Legs slender. Wings extending beyond the lip of tlie
abdomen ; coriuni broadly brown along the outer border; membrane and
liind wings pellucid. Length of the body 1 line.

a, b. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

15. XVLOCORIS FU.MIPENNIS.

Foem. Piceus, oralis, antennis pedibusque teslaveis ; anlenua corporis
dimidio aquiloiKjce ; jirolhorax sulco transversa medio bene deter-
minalo ; metnbraua fu.sca.

Female. Piceous, oval, smooth, shining. Antennse and lep[s testaceous.
Antennae setaceous, not more than half the length of the body ; second joint
stout, longer than the third and than the fourth. Prothorax contracted in
front, with a well-defined transverse middle furrow. Legs slender. Fore
wings extending beyond the tip of the abdomen; membrane brown.
Length of the body 1 line.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Thwaites.

Genus 11. CERATOCOMBUS.

Ceratocombus, Sgnt. A. S. E, F. 2me Ser. ix. 541. Fieh. Wien. Ent.
Man. iv. 267. Eur. Hem. 142. Dougl. and Scott, Hem. 514.

1. Ceratocombus muscorum.

Bryocoris muscorum, Fall. Hem. Suec. 153— Anthocoris coleoptrata, Zetl.
Act. Holm. 1819, 174— .Astemina iMulsanti, Sgnl. A. S. E. F. '2me
Ser. X. 54! (Ceratocombus, pi. 10, f. 3) — Lichenobia ferruginea. Bar.
Berl. Ent. Zeit. i. 1(37 — Lichenobia muscorum. Bur. Jjtrl. Ent.Zeit.
ii. 189 — Ceratocombus muscorum, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. 267,
pi. 6, f. 7; Eur. Hem. in. Dougl. and Scott, Hem. 511.

Europe.

Genus 12. PACHYCOLEUS.

Pachycoleus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. j\Ion. iv. 272. Eur. Hem. 143.

1. Pachvcoleus Waltli.
Waltli, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mon. iv. 272. Eur. Hem. 143.
Bavaria.

UUMU'liatA HKTKUol'THKA. IGI

Genus 1:5. DIPSOCORIS.
Dipsocoiis, Hal. Nat. Hist. Rev. ii. (il. Flcb. U'ioi. Enl. Mnn. iv. ;
Eur. TJetH. 143. Dougl. and Scatl, IJcni. d14 — Ciyptoslcinina, ll.-Sch.
Panz. Fii. Germ. 135.

I. DlPSOCOltlS ALIENUM.

Cryptostcmina alienum, H.-Sch. Panz. Faun. Grrm. 135 — Dipsocoiis
alieiuiin, Hal. Nat. Hist. Rev. ii.(31, pi. 2, f. 3 — Fitb. Eur. Hem. 144.
Doiiijl. and Scott, Hem. 515.

Europe.

Genus 14. SCOLOPOSCELIS.

Scoloposcelis, Fieb. Wien. Enl. Mon, viii. (5(3,

1. Scoloposcelis ciussites.

Xylocoiis crassipes, Flor. Rlojn.Liv. — Scoloposcelis ciassipes, Ficb. Wicn.
Ent. Mon. viii. 6(>, pi. 1, f. 1.

Livonia. Westphalia.

Genus 15. PACHYTARSUS.

Pachytarsus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 37.

This and ihe two following geneva are exotic, and no species of thciii
have been described.

Genus 16. ODONTOBRACHYS.

Odontobrachys, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 38.

Genus 17. CYRTOSTERNUAI.
Cyrtosternum, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 39.

lain. 3. MICROPHYSTD^.

MycrophysEe, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 24 — Anthocorina Micropliysido?, Dougl.
and Scott, Hem. 36, 482.

The two-jointed tarsi distinguish this family from the Aiithocorida;,
which have three-joiuted tarsi,

A. Abdomen very convex. > - - 1. MvRMEnoiiiA.

B. Abdomen not very convex. - . - 2. Zygonotus.

Genus 1. MYRMEDOBIA.

Myvnicdobin, Biir. Bcrl. Enl. Zeit. i. 160. Fieb. Wien. Enl. Mon. \\ .;
Eur. Hem. 132. DintjI. and Scot I, Hem. 483.

1. iMvRMEnORLV COLEOPTRATA.

Salda coleoptrala, Fall. Mon. Cim.'Sl — Lygapus exilis. Fall. Mon. Cim. 73
— Biyocoris coleoplrata, Fall. Hem Succ. 76 — Biyocoris palustris, Fall.

162 CATALOGUE OF

Hem. Suec. 152 — Antliocoiis exilis, C. H. 589 — Micropbysa myrme-
cobia, M'drkl. Germ. Zeil. v. 202. Genu. Faun. Eur. 24, 19 —
Bryocoris Myiraedobia, Bar. Fieh. Wien. Eiit. Mon. iv. 269 — Aiitho-
coris siihlilis, Snhlb. Geoc. Fen. 79 — Mynnedobia coleoptiata, Fieb.
Eur. Hem. 133. Douf/l. and Scott, Hem. 484 — Micropbysa Ciirlisii,
Flor. Rlujn. Liv. i. G(JO — Idiotropus exilis, Fieb. Ear. Hem. 133.

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

/', c. England. Pieseuted by F. Walker, Esq.

d, e. Finmark. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.

2. Mykwedobia Signoreti.

Micropbysa Myrinecobia {S(jn. et Frsl.), Fieb. IVien. Ent. Mori. iv. 269 —

Myrmedobia Signoruli, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 133.
Germany. France.

3. MvilMEDOBIA INCONSPICUA.

Pseiidopbleps (N. G.) inconspicuus, Dougl. and Scott, Ent. 31. Mag. viii. 61 .
England.

3. Mykmedobia tristis.
Idiotropus tristis, Fieb. Ent. Man. iv. ; Eur. Hem. 133.

Bobeniia.

Genus 2. ZYGONOTUS.
Zygonolus, Fieb. Wien. Ent. Mun. iv.; Eur. Hem. 133. Dougl. and Scott,
Hem. 486.

1. Zygonotus fuscus.

Antlioeoris I'uscus, Fieb. JViit. Beit. i. 108— Zygonotus fuscus, Fieb. Eur.
/Am. 134.

Swilzcrhmd.

2. Zygonotus pselaphiformis.
Loricula i)sekipliiforniis, Curl. Ent. Mag. i. 198 — Anlbocoris stigma, Fieb.

Weit. Beit. i. 107, pi. 2, f. 5 — Zyi^ouotus stigma, Fieb. Wien. Ent.

Mon. iv.; Eur. Hem. 31 — Autbucoris Inincatulus, //.-<S(,7i. Wanz. Ins.

ix. 219, 228, pi. 316, f. 974 — Micropbysa pselapbiformis, [Vestiv.

A. S. E. F. lii. pi. 6, f. 3. Boh. Vet. A. K. Fork. 1853, 60— Micro-

l>bysa pselai)boides, Burm. Handb. Ent. ii. 287. H.-Sch. Wanz. Itis.

ix. 186, pi. 315, 1.970. Flor. Rhyn. Liv. i. 661 — Anlbocoris exilis,

Sithlb. Geoc. Fen. 78 — Zygonotus pselajibil'ormis, Dougl. and Scott,

Hem. 487.

a — c. England. Presenled by F. Walker, Esq.

3. Zygonotus elegantulus.

Anlbocoris clegantulus, IVdr, Bcrl. Ent. Zeil. ii. 191, pi. 2, f. 3 — Zygonotus
elegantulus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 135. Dougl. and Scott, Hem, 488.

Europe.

4. Zygonotus ? bipunctatus.

JMicrojjbysa bipnnctala, i\[uls. Ann. Soc. Linn. l>^o7, 1H8. Fivb. Eur.
Hem. 384.

France.

HEMIPTERA HKTKROPTERA. ITiO

CiECIGEN^.

Asteinniites, De Lap. — Lyp;a'oilcs, Ihmn. — Caecipfenx, Srrv. [list. Hem.
xxxviii. 265 — Cneciscuia, DoikjI. and &()//— Pynlidcoiid;!, S/al, Ilein.
Afr. iii. 1 — Pyirhocorina, Slal, K. V. Ak. Ilandb. 1870, 90.

A. Protliorax with concise and elevated sides. - I. Pyrrhdcokid^.

B. Sides of the piotborax nut elevated. - - 2. Largid.i^.

The Pyrrhocoridae and the Largidoe may be considered as one family,
which is divided by Prof. Stal into two subfamilies as follows: —

A. Sixth ventral segment of the female fissured to the base. L.vrgida.

B. Sixth ventral segment entire in both sexes. - Pvrrhocorida.

Serville arranges thus the genera of the two families: —

PYRRHOCORID^.

Pyrrhocoridoe, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 25.

A. Eyes not petiolated.

a. Body much elongated. First joint of the antenns

half the length of the body ; fourth much shorter

than the third. - - - _ MACROCiiiiRAiA.

b. Fourth joint of the antenna as long as the third or

longer.
* Fourth joint of the antennai; not or only a little

longer than the third,
f First joint of the antenna; not longer than the head
or than the second joint. Membrane of the fore
wings with irregular veins and areolets. - PvuRiiocoiiis.

tf First joint of the antenna; longer than the head.
Membrane of the fore wings with longitudinal
veins. ------ Odoxtopus.

** Fourth joint of the antenna- much longer than the
third.
f Anterior divisions of the protliorax large and tumid. PiiYsoi>Kr-TA.

If Anterior divisions of the protliorax narrow. - Dvsdeucus.

B. Eyes petiolated. ... - - Ectatops.

LAKGID^.

A. Body oval, broad. Eyes not or but slightly petio-

lated, not very prominent. - - - Largus.

B. Body long, linear. Eyes much petiolated, very

prominent. _ - . - - Acinocouis.

KU CATALOOrF. OF

Prof. Stal, in Hemipteru Africana, disposes nearly all llie genera as
follows: —

LARGIDA.

Largida, Stal, Hem. Afv. iii. 1— Lurgina, Sud, K. V. Ah. Haiiclb. 1870, 90.

A. Eyes petiolated.

a. Fore lobe of the prothorax slightly convex, not

globose. Fore coxai unarmed, or with a
tubercle.

* Eyes with somewhat short petioles. Veins of the

membranes distinct, nunieioiis.
■j- Sides of the prolhorux not dilated. - - Largus.

ft Sides of the prothorax much dilated. - - Lecadra.

** Eyes with longer petioles. Veins of the mem-
branes few, less distinct,
f Petioles of the eyes slightly ascending. Bucculi

slightly elevated, obtusely rounded in Hunt. - AciNOCORis.

ff Petioles of the eyes much ascending. Bucculi
much elevated, forming an acute angle in

front. - . - . . ASTEMMA.

b. Fore lobe of the prothorax globose. Fore coxae

armed with a spine. - . - Fibrixus.

B. Eyes sessile.

a. Sides of the prothorax obtuse at least in front.

* Head almost triangular. • - - Thoraneis.
** Head slightly flattened, porrect. - - Eklaeda.

*** Head globose, vertical in front. - - Auhaphe.

b. Sides of the |)rotliorax attenuated,

* First joint of the antenn;e very lung. - - Macrocheraia.
** First joint of the antennte hardly as long as the

prothorax. ----- Physocelta.

PHYRRHOCORIDA.

Pyrrhocorida, Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 1.

A. Eyes slightly petiolated.

a. Fore border of the prothorax not broader than the

head between the eyes. - . . EcrATOPS.

b. Foie border of the prothorax as I)ioad as the head

with the eyes. - - - - Cen.t.us,

B. Eyes sessile.

a. Fore wings most often complete.

* Fore wings rarely without a meinbiane, in that

case with a membranous border.
\ Bucculi much elevated, triangular, forming an

acute an}j;le. - - - - JisciiiNES.

If Bucculi slightly elevated.
J Head distinctly deflexeil from the base. J\Jule. —
Anal segment large or very large. Female. —
Sixth ventral segment elongated, rounded. - .An nr.nciirs.

HR>riP'J'l'',nA HRTRROPTEnA. 165

+1 Head not deflexed. Male. — Anal segment of
moderate size. Feiiuilc — Sixth ventral seg-
ment truncated, nut eionj^ated.
§ Outer border of tlie coriuni much longer than the
suture of the clavus.
X Third and fourth joints of the antenna' not nearly

of equal length. - - - . Roscius.

X X Third and fourth joints of the antenna) equally

long or nearly so. - - - . Melamphaus.

§§ Outer border of the corium and suture of the

clavus nearly equally long.
X Third and fourili joints of the rostrum as long as

the second or a little longer. - - Odontopi's.

XX Third and fourth joints of the rostrum much
longer than the second.
o Head not received into the prothorax as far as the

eyes. . . - - . Dinoymus.

oo Head received into the prothorax as far as the

eyes. . - . - - Dysdkrcus.

** Fore wings sometimes abbreviated and without
a membrane; apical border of the coriuni
rounded,
f First joint of the rostrum longer than tlie head. - Pyruhocoris.
jf First joint of the rostrum shorter than the head. - Scanxius.

bb. Fore wings abbreviated, truncated. - ■• Dekmatirnes.

The above author uses the following method in Kongliga Svensku
Velenskaps-Akademiens Haiidlingar, 1870: —

LARGINA.

A, Head with no longitudinal furrow beneath.

a. Hind part of the head between the eyes trans-
versely concave or nearly flat.

* Fore coxEE armed with a spine. - - - Fibrenus.
** Fore coxae unarmed.

■\ Eyes much petiolated. - - - - Astemma.

ff Eyes slightly petiolated or sessile.

\ Bt>dy oblong or narrowly oval. - - - Lakc;us.

\\ Body narrow, linear.

§ Head excavated between the shoit-peliolated eye. Tiiei!aneis.

§§ Head flat between the sessile eyes. - - Stenomacra.

I). Head convex above and beneath. - - Aiuiaphe.

B. Head with a longitudinal furrow beneath.

a. First joint of the antenna; longer than the head

and the thorax together. - - - MArKoriiERAiA.

b. First joint of the antenna; not longer than the

head and the thorax together.

* Fore area of the jjrolhorax remote from the fore

border. - - - - - Tpiiita.

** Fore area of the prothorax extending to the fore

border. - . . . , Piiysoi'ia.rA.

166

CATALOGUE OF

X

XX

00

++

§§

PYRRHOCORINA.

Hind wings most oflen complete, furnished with
a hook.

Head contiacled at the hind border henrath.

Head not contracted at the hind border beneath.

Bucculte forming- an acute angle, sometimes much
elevated.

Bucculffi moderately elevated.

Head broader than llie (ore border of the pro-
thorax. . - . - -

Head and fore border oC the prolhoiax equally
broad. . - - - .

Buccnlte much elevated,

BiiccuUb rounded, or with a rounded angle.

First joint of the rostrum not shorter than the
head.

Fore wings most often complete, having a com-
plete membrane and a straight or slightly bent
apical border of the corium, very rarely abbre-
viated, truncated, and withdut a membrane.

Fore wings complete, with a distinct clavus.

Sides of the prolhorax not or very slightly reflexed.

Sides of the prolhorax most often reflexed.

Body, at least beneath, silky.

Fore femora unarmed. - . - -

Fore femora with spines beneath near the lips.

Fore coxae unarmed. - - - -

Fore coxa3 with a Utile spine. . . -

Body smooth.

Eyes with short petioles. .- - -

Eyes sessile.

Head convex. Third and fourth ventral incisures
more or less curved. . . .

Head flat in the middle. Ventral incisures
straight. . . . . -

Fore wings abbreviated, truncated, with no mem-
brane; clavus and corium as one.

Apical border of the corium rounded ; membrane
reticulated, most oflen abbreviiited.

First joint of the loslrum much shorter than the
head - - - . .

Hind wings complete, without a hook.

Eyes very transverse. - - -

Eyes not or slightly transverse. -

Antilochus.

ECTATOPS.

Euscopus.
jEschines.

OdONTOPC'S.

Roscius.
Melamphaus.

SriCTAULAX.
CeNvEUS.

DiNDYMUS.
PvniUIOPKPLUS.

Derm ATTN IS.

PvitlUlOCORIS.

ScANTUS.

LEPrOPHTHALMUS.
DVSUEUCDS.

IlEMIPTEUA UETlillOl'TEIiA. 167

Genus 1. MACROCHERAIA.

Macroclieraia, Lcfebvre, Gtierln — M,icnici'ia?i, Spinoln, Ess. Hon. 177 —
Astemnia, Bnille — Ly^xiis, Giai/—Luh\U\, .Sere. Ili.sl. Hem. 2()(;.
Slal.

1. MACllOCHEItAIA GUANDIS.

Lygffius g-raiulis Gnnj, Griff. An. Kingd. xv. pi. 92, f. 3— Macroclieraia
giamlis, Guer. Ic. Regne An. Ins. jil. 56, f. 3 — Astemma {^randis,
BniU. Hist. N'lt. Ins. ix. 383 — Macrocera;a lona;iconiis, S/iin. Ess.
Hem. 177— Lohita grandis, Serv. Hem. 266. Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak.
Hundl. KS70, 98.

o, b. Silliet. From Mr. So\verl))'s collection.

c — ■/. Hiudostan. Piesented by J. C Bowring, Esq.

g, h. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

i — n. Penaug. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

o. Manilla, Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

}). Siani. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

q, r. Philippine Isles. From Ur. Cuming's collecliun.

s. ? From Mr. Cliildren's collection.

2. Macuocheraia longissima.
Lohita longissima, .S7«/, A'. Sr. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870,98.
Hindoslau.

Genus 2. PYRRIIOCORIS.

Pyrrhocoris, Fall. Nov. ]\Ielh. Hem. 9; Hem. Suec. 45. Serv. Hist. Hem.
Fieb. Eur. Hem. 25— Platynolus, Schill. Beilr. Ent. i. 37 — Mega-
noius, />e Lap. Ess. Hem. 38— Cenieus, Stal, Ofv K. V. Ak. Fork.
1861, 196; Hem. Afr. iii. 8— Dermatinus, SluL Ofc. K. V. Ah. Fork.
1853, 260; Hem. Afr. iii. 12— Scantius, Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 10—
Pyirhopeplus, Stal, K. Sr. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 1 15.

Europe.

1. PviiRIlOCOIUS APTEKUS.

, Geoffr. Ins. i. 440, pi. 9, 1'. 4. ,Stoll, Pun. ii. pi. 15, f. 103. Dcg.

Ins. iii. 276. Sulz. Ins. pi. 10, f. 14 — Cimex apterus, Liirn. Si/st.
Nat. W. 727. Schr. Faun. Boic. ii. 1, 81 ; Ins. Austr.2ii\. Rossi,
Faun. Etr. n. 241. Fabr. iSi/st. Ent. 721; Sp. Ins. n. 169. Gocze,
Ent. Beilr. ii. 213. Schr. Ins. Auslr. 281. Herbsl, Nalurg. 4, 2172.
Vill. Ent. i. 514. Gmel. ed Syst. Nat. i. 2172. 'J'igiii/. Hist. Ins. ed.
2, iv.279, I'. 5 — Lygoeus apterus, Fabr. Ent. Syst. iv. 161 ; Syst. Rhyn.
227. Hausm. Iii Mag. i. 229. Wolff, Ic. Can. iii. 108, pi. 1 1, f. 102.
Latr. Gen. iii. 122 — Ligujus apterus, Walch. Faun. Far. ii. 346 —
Pyrrhocoris Cahuariensis, Fall. Supjil. (Mm. Suec. 6; Hem. Suec.
Cim. 45. Thorns. Skand. Ins. 113 — Platynotus apterus, Schill.
Beilr. 57. Hahn, Wanz. Ins. i. 19, pi. 3, t. II. Kol. Mel. Ent. ii.
69 — Asteunna apteruni, Spin. Ess. Hem. 178 — Aslenmia aj)lera,

1(38 CATALOGUE OK

Blanch. Hist. Ins. 1"29, pi. 5, f. 1 — Pynhocoris apteius, Il.-Sch. Nnm.
Ent. i. 43. Burm. Ilandb. Enl. ii. 286. Serv. Hist. Hem. 269.
Floi; Rhyn. Liv. i. 212. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 163. Dowjl. and Scult,
Hem. 164. Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ah. Handl. 1870, 115.

a — d. France. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c — /. Switzerland. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
»H, n. South Europe. Presented by R. M'Andrew, Esq.
0, }). Bagdad. Presented by W. K. Loftus, Esq.

2. PVRUHOCOEIS MAIiGINATUS.

Platygaster margiuatus, Kol. Mel. jB/i/. ii. 86, pi. 10, f. 22— Pyrrhocovis
fuscopuiictalus, Stall, Stctt. Ent. Zeit. xix. 182 — Pyrrhocoris margi-
natus, Fieb. Eur. Hem. 162. Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870,
116.

Transylvania. Caucasus. Siberia.

3. PyURHOCORIS .iEoYl'TIUS.

Cimex iEgyptius, Linn. Syst. Nat. i'x. 727; Mns. Lud. Ulr. \78. Fabr.
Sj/st. Ent. 720; Sp. Ins. W. 364; Mant. Ins. ii. 300. Gcoze, Ent.
Bcilr. ii. 214. Gmel. ed. Si/st. Nat. i. 2173 — Lygaeus iEgyptius, Fabr.
Ent. Si/s(. iv. 15.3; Si/st. Rhyn. 222 — Platyndlus jEgyptius, Ilnhn,
Wan:::.' Ins. ii. 10, pi. 37, f. 121. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 163— Cimex
Italicus, Rossi, Faun. Eir. 1323, pi. 7, 1'. 1 — Astemnia ^gyptium,
Spin. Ess. Hem. 178 — Platynotiis Italicus, Panz. Faun. Germ. 118.
Kol. Mel. Ent. ii. 70 — Pyrrhocoris iEgvptius, Ramb. Faun. And. ii.
157. Serv. Hist. Hem. 270. Fieb. Eur. Hem. 163. Mayr. Reise
Nov. Hem. 134 — Scanlius J^lgyptius, Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl.
1870,116.

a — d. Galilee, Syria. From Mr. Lowne's collection.

e. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

/. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

4. PvRUHOCOins FlKllKiU.

Fiebcri, Kuschakcwiisc/i, Jlor. Soc. Ent. Ross. iv. 07, pi. 2, f. 1.
Amoor.

5. pYiumotoins Sibiricus.
Sibiricus, Kuscliakcwitsch, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross. iv. 98.
Kiachta.

6. PVURHOCORIS CARMl'KX.

Cimex, &c., Deg. Iiis. vii. 629, pi. Ki, f. 7, 8. Retz. 85 — Cimex carnifex,
Fabr. Syst. Ent. 721 ; Spec. Ins. ii. oiUi ; Mant. Ins. ii. 301. Goeze,
Ent. Beilr. u. 2.'iS. Gmel. ed. Si/st. Nat. \.2\74 — Lyga'us carnifex,
Fabr. Ent. Sysl. iv. KiO; Syst'. Rhyn. 266. Thuiib. Hem. Ro<;tr.
Cap, iv. 1 — Eygaius imniaciilalus, Thunb. Hem. Rostr. Cap. \y. 1 -
Pyrrhocoris scutcllaris, Ilahn, Wanz, Ins. ii. 1118, pi. 06, f. 119

HEMIPTEHA IIETI'.KOl'TERA. 169

Pyi'i'liocoris caniil'ex, Burin. Ilandb. Enl. ii. 286 — Astemma carnifex,
Blanch. Hist. Ins. 12!) — Pyri'hocDiis sanguineus, Ficb. Eur. Hem. 162
— Cenaeiis carnifex, Slal, Hem. Afr.Wx.d', v. 255 ; K. Sv. Vel. Ak.
Ilandl. 1870, 1 14— .1/(7// c, Rehe Nov. Hem. 134.

a — d. Inleiior of South Africa. Presented hy the Earl of Ucrhy in 1843.

e. Cape. From J\J. Dre;;e's collection.

/ — h. Cape. Presented by R. W. Townsend, Esq.

t — /. Cape. Presented liy G. A J. Rolhncy, Esq.

i«, n. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

o,p. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

Africa.

A. Eyes prominent.

a. Antennae wholly black. . . . , pectoralis.

b. Foiirih joint of antennx j)ale. - - . apicicoruis.

B. Eyes not prominent.

a. Fore win<js not truncated.

* Fore border of prothorax black. - _ . Forsteri.
** Fore border of prolliorax pale. - - - aurantiacus.

b. Fore \vinj>s truncated.

* Legs wholly black.

f Proihoia.x with pale sides. - - - - limbifer.

ft Prothorax wholly black. . - - - tartareus.

** Legs partly pale. - - - . . lugens.

7. PvRRHocoRis Forsteri.

Cimex Forsteri, Fahr. Sp. Ins. ii. 368; Mont. Ins. ii. 302. Gmel. ed.
Syst. ISdt. i. 2177 — Cimex clavimaniis. Fahr. Sp. Ins. ii.368 ; Mant.
Ins. ii. 302 — Cimex deustus, Tliunh. Nov. Ins. Sp. ii. 58. Gmel. ed.
Si/st. Nat. i. 2168 — Lyganis Forsteri, Fahr. Enl. Si/st. iv. 164 ; Si/st.
Rhijn. 23n — Lygfeus chiviinanns, Fahr. Enl. Si/st. iv. 1 ()5 ; Syst.
R/iyn. 231 — Lygneus deustus, Tlinnh. Hem. Rostr. iv. 3 — Pyrrbocoris
clavimanus, H.-Sc/i. Wanz. Ins. viii. 102, pi. 283, f. 871 — Pyrrbocoris
Forsieri, Il.-Sch. Wanz. Ins. viii. 102, pi. 283, f. 872 — Dermatimus
centralis, Sgnt. A, S. E. F. time Ser. viii. 952 — Scantius Forsteri,
Stal, Hem. Afr. iii. 10; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Ilandl. 1870, 117,

Madagascar.

a — i. Interior of Soulli .\frica. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843.

j. Interior of S. Africa. From ]\Ir. Stevens' collection.

k. I. South Africa. Presented by Sir A. Smith.

j)i — p. Cape. From 'SI. Drege's collection.

q — t. Cape. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.

?( — z. Ca])c. Presented by G. A. J. Rolhney, Esq.

aa — dd. Cape. Presented by R. Trinien, Esq.

ec — lih. Sierra Leone. Presented by the Rev. 1). F. Morgan.

170 CATALOGUE OF

8. Pyrrhocoris auuantiacus.

Deim:iliiuis? auraiiliactis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 952, pi. 14, f.
3 — Scantiiis auiaiUiacus, Stal, Hem. Afr. iii. 11; K. Sv. Vel. Ak.
Hamll. 1870, 117.

Madagascar.

y. Pyrehocoris subapterus.

Astemma siilia]ileniii), S])in. Ess. Htm. 179 — Scanlius subapterus, Slal, K.
So. Vet. Ak. Handl. 117.

Buibary.

10. PvRRHOCGRIS PECTOIiALIS.

Pynliocoris pectoialis, Stal, Ofv. Vel. Ak. Fork. i8o5, 36 — Cenaeiis
pecloialis, Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 9; A'. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 114.

Natal.

11. PyREIIOCOHIS APICICORNIS.

OtloiilojHis apiciconiis, Fairm. Arch. Enl. ii. 307 — Cenaeus apicicornis,
Slal, Berl. Enl. Zeil. vii. 404; Jhm. Afr.iu.O; K. Sv. Vel. Ak.
Handl. 1870, 114.

(jialjon.

12. PVRRIIOCORIS LIMBU'ER.

S'al, Ofv. Vel. Ak. Fork. 185
ik. Handl. 1870,114.

(t. Tiiteiiov of South Africa. Picsenled by ihe Earl of Deiby iu 1843.
/'. Iiilerior of Soutli Africa. From JSIr. Stevens' collection.

Dernialinns linibifer, Slal, Ofv. Vel. Ak. Fork. lSbb,3(i\ Hem. Afr.m
12 ; A'. .S'l'. Vh. Ak. Handl. 1870, 114.

13. PvRRHOCOHiS TAKTAREUS.

Dernmtinus tartarcus, .S7(//, Ofv. V. Ah. Fork. 1855, 3(i; Hem. Afr. iii.
12 ; A'. Sv. Vil. Ak. Handl. I,s70, 114.

Calfraria.

14. PYRIillOCO]US LUGENS.

Derniiitiuns ]n«:ciis, Slal, Ofv. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 23t> ; Hem. Afr. iii. 12 ;
A'. Sv. Vet. Ak. IJamll. 1870, 114 — Pyrrliocoiis lugens, Stal, Eug.
Jlcsa, Jus. Hem. 253.

Cape.

Asia.

A. Head blael;, with two luleons streaks. - - niaciilicollis.

B. J lead red, black in front and beliind. - - carduelis.

C. Head vvli(tlly black.

a. Coriuni wliiic; costa red. - - - - fasciiventris.

b. Coriuni black. - - . . . indecorus.

HRMIPTRRA HETEROPTERA. 171

1.). PVRRHOCORIS CARDUELIS.

Pyrrliocovis carduelis, Slal, Berl. Ent. Zc'u. vii. 104 — PynliDiieplus
cardiielis, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. .4/.-. Hand/. 1S70, 115.

a — d. Hong Kong. P.icsenled l)y J. C. Rowring, Esq.

IT). Pyruhocoris vittiventris.

Foem. Niger, loiu/i~nvali.i ; roslrum coxas paslicas altingens ; antennce
corporis dimidio longiores, arlictilo 4o liiteo apice nic^ro ; prolkorn.v
riifo antice el ulrinqiie marijinutiif: ; abdomen rufiiin, sublKs nigro-
bivillatum ; pedes riift, feinoribus anticis vi.v incrassa/is siihf.iis
spinulosis ; coriuin album, rufo sitbiniirginaluin, nigra uniplagiatuin
el unigutlalum.

Fetnale. Black, elongate-oval, flat, piiiictiuecl. Head triangular.
Eyes piceous, not prominent. Rosinini extending to the hind coxrB.
Antennae more than half'ihe length of the body; first joint longer than the
head; second very much shorter than the first; third nincli shnrler than
the second; fourth liHeous, black at the tip, longer than the third. Pro-
thorax with a well-defined transverse furrow at somewh it before the
middle; fore border and sides red. Abdomen red, with a black stripe on
each side beneath. Lejjsred; fore femora hardly incrassated, with some
minute spines beneath, Coriuni of the fore wings white; cosi;i and
interior border red ; a large black patch in the disk and a black apical dot.
Length of the body 4^—5 lines.

a. North Hindostan. From Capt. Boyes' collection,

b. North Hindostan. From Mr. Warwick's collection.

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

17. Pyrrhocoris maculicollis.

Foem. Lulescens, ellipticus, nigra punctatus, sublus niger ; caput luleo
bisirigalum ; roslrum coxas inlermedias attingens ; anienmc nigra,
corporis dimidio non longitires ; prolhorax luteus, lutcribns calloque
nigro-bimaculato pallidiorihus ; pectoris segmenta albo macnlata et
marginala ; abdominis dorsum nigrum, segmentis luleo marginatis ;
connexivum luleum ; mcmbrana cinerea,fusco venosa.

Female. Dull testaceous, elliptical, black-punctured, black, smooth
and shining beneath. Head triangular, with two luteous streaks on the
vertex; middle lobe pale luteous. Eyes not prominent, Roslrum extend-
ing to the middle coxa?. Antenna; black, hardly half the length of the
body ; first joint nearly as long as the head ; second shorter than the first;
third much shorter than the second; fourth a little shorter than the second,
Prolhorax luteous, paler along each side and having ;il somewhat before
the middle a paler transverse callus which includes two black spots.
Pectoral segments with three while spots on each side and with while bind
borders. Abdomen black above; hind borders of tlie segments luteous,
Connexivum luteous. Fore femora slightly incrassated. Wings not

172 CATALOGUE OF

extending to tlie tip of the abdomen. Membrane cinereous; veins brown.

Length of the body 4^ lines.

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

18. PVRRHOCORIS INDECORUS.

Mas. Niger, elliplicus, cinereo (omcntosus, proihoracis laterihus cnriique
casta apice exceplo luteis ; rostrum coxas pnslicas aliingens ; antenna
corpore mullo brcviores, arlicnlo 4o basi fiavo.
Male. Black, elliptical, very finely piincliired, with cinereous
tomentum. Eyes rather prominent. Rostrum exteudin<i- to the hind coxae.
Antennae much shorter than tlie body; iir^t joint much longer than the
head; second much shorter than the first; third much shorter ih^n the
second; fourth as long as the second, yellow towards the base. Prothorax
with a well-defined transverse furrow at hardly more than one-third of the
length from the fore border; sides luteous. Legs rather stout. Costa of
the corium luteous, except towards the tip. Length of the body 4^ lines.
a. Slam. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Eastern Isles.

lit. PvHHHOCOIilS RAMOSUS.

Fcem. Niger, elliplicus, pubescens ; rostrum coxas posticas atiingens ;
antenncB corporis dimidio non longiores, articuli 4i dimidio basali
luleo ; prothorax ulriiique ct postice lutco imirginatus ; venlris lalera
atro maculata; corium luteuni, nigro punctatum unimaculaturn et
uniguttdtum ; membrancc vence lulc(c,ramos(V.
Female. Black, elliptical, with cinereous tomentum. Head triangular-
Eyes ferruginous, very prominent, llostrum extending to the hind co.vjb.
Antennae almost hall the length of the body; first joint a little longer than
the head ; second much shorter than the first ; third a little shorter than
the second; fourth luteous for hall the leni;th from lite base, stouter than
the preceding joints, a little longer lh;iii the second. Prothorax with a
well-defined transverse furrow al somewhat in froul of the middle; sides
and hind border lutemis. Abdomen beneath with deep black dots along
each side. Fore femora slightly incrassated. Corium luteous, black-
punctured, with a very large l)!ack spot in the disk and with a black apical
dot. Membrane with luicous branched veins. Length of the body
5 lines.
a. Sarawak. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Australia.

•20. PviUtllOCOlUS LATEllALiS.

Foein. Niger, I'llipliciis, pubiscu us ; roslnnn piceum, coxas posticas
utliiigens ; antiniitt: nirporr mullo brcriorcs, articulo -\o albo-uni-
fasciato ; proihoracis uiiguli poslici ruft ; segmcnta pcctorulia rufo
uiiirginatn ; corium rufo bimarnlalum.

IIE^riPTERA IIETEROPTERA. 173

Female. Black, elliptical, pubescent. Head triangular. Eyes not
prominent. Ilostruiu piceous, extending- to the hind coxa;. Antenn;c
much shorter than the body; first joint lon^'er than the head; second as
long as the first; third much shorter than the second ; fomlh with a white
hand near the base, a little longer than the fust. Prothorax with a slight
transverse middle furrow; hind angles red. Pectoral segments burdered
with dark red. Fure femora slightly incrassated, setulose beneath. Corium
wiih two large red triangular spots, one at the base, the oiher beyond the
middle. Length of the body ;?i lines.

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

Genus 3. ROSCIUS.
Roscius, Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 8.

1. Roscirs elongatus.
Pyrrhocoris elongatus, Schauin, Ber. Akad. IP'is.i. Berl. 1853, 358; Peters,
Rei.te Mozamb. /h.v. 46— Roscius elongatus, >S'/«/, Hem. Afr. iii. 8 ;
K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Hundl. 1870, 109.

Mozambique.

2. Roscius longirostris.

Cimex longiroslri*, Drurij, Ins. iii. GO, pi. 43, f 5 — Lygaeus Guineensis,
Fabr. 6\i/nt. Rhi/n. 216 — Roscius (Callibaphus) longirosiris, Slal, Hem.
Fabr. i. 83 — Callibaphus longirosiris, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl.
1870, lOS.

Guinea.

3. Rosens QUADRIPLAGIATUS.

Pyrrhocoris quadriplagiatus, Schaum, Ber. Akad. JViss. Berl. 1853, 358;
Pet. Reise Mossamb. Ins. 45 — Roscius quadriplagiatus, Stal, K. Sv.
Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 108.

Mozambique.

Var. ? Mas. Ni(/er, fusiformis, stibtus rnfus ; cupnl antice rufum;
rostrum segmenti 2/ ventralis marginem jwslieum althi'jens ; antnnxe
basi riifie ; prolhorox Jluvo mrirginatus ; pectus al bo sex-macnlatum ;
pedes loniji, f/raciUs ; corium inaculis duabus striijaque costali basaii
JJavis.

Male. Black, fusifurm, red beneath. Head red in front of the eyes,
which are piceuus and slighlly prominent. Rostrum black, extending to
the hind border of the second ventral segment. Anteiinx' black, slender;
{ir>t joint red at the base, much longer than the head. Piothorax with a
yellow border, which is broadest along the hind angles; transverse furrow-
very slight; sides hardly elevated. Pectus with three large white spots on
each side of the disk near the eox;e. Legs black, long, slender; fore
femora unarmed. Corium with two large yellow spots which join the
costa ; first s|)ot connected with a yellow costal stieak, which extends from
ihe base. Length of the body 10 line'-.

a. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

174 CATALOGUE OF

4. RoSCIUS FASCIATUS.

Mas. Riifus, fttaiformis, sultu^ niger ; rostrum segmenti 3i venlralis
marginem posticum atlingens, articulis So Aoqne nigris ; antennce
nigrcF, corpora mullo breviores ; protlioracia (Uncus amicus niger;
segmenla pectoralia el veniraiia rufo murginnta ; pedes riiJi,femoribus
quntuor anlerioribus nigra vitlalis, femoribus posticis tibiisgue nigris
basi apiceque rujis ; corium fascia maculaque subapicali nigris;
membriina cinerea.

Male. RlmI, fusiform, black beneath. Head black at the base above
and more so beneath; middle lol)e very prominent. Rostrum extendinff to
the hind border of the lliird ventral segment; first, second and liiird joints
about equal in lenjjth ; first and second red ; third and fourth black ; fourth
about half tlie length of the third. AMtennae black, much shorier than the
body; first joint much lonjjer than the head; second rather shorter than
the first; third a litlle more than half the lenojih of the second; fourth as
lony; as the second. Prothorax with a str(mgly marked transverse furrow
at somewhat in front of the middle; disk of the fore part black; sides
reflexed; hind aui^les much rounded. Hind liorders of the pectoral and
ventral segments red. Legs red; four anterior femora striped with black;
tibiae and hind femora black, except at the base and towards the lips.
Coiium with a black middle band and with a subapical black spot.
Membrane cinereous. Length of the body 12 lines.

a. Sierra Leone. From Mr. Foxcrofi's collection.

Genus 4. iESCHINES.
iEschines, Slul, Berl. Enl. Zeit. vii. 402.

L jTlsCHlNES BUCCULATUS.

iEschines bucculatus, Slal, Berl. Enl. Zeit. vii. 402.
Sarawak.

Genus 5. ODONTOPUS.
Odonlopus, De L<ip. Ess. Hem. ;}7. Slul, Hem. Afr. iii. 6 — Antilochus,
Slal, Berl. But. Ztil. vii. 393.

Africa.

A. Head dtflexed.

a. Corium with a black band. ... nigrocruciatus.

b. Corium with two black marks.

* Prothorax not black. .... bipunctatus.
** Prothorax with a black disk - - - Boerhavia'.

B. Head porrcct.

a. Corium with two spots. . - - - sexpunctatus.

1). Corium with a l)and. . . - . Maiiagascariensis.

c. Corium without maiks.

* Head with a black band. . - - - flavipes.
** Head wholly black. . . - . nigriceps.

llEMirxEUA HETEROPTEKA. 17i

1. OdONTOPUS SEXi'UNCTATUS.

sexpunctalus, De Lnp. Ess. Hem, 37, ]il. 53, f. 5. Serv. Hist. Ilcm. 271.
Giter. Lefeb. Vol/. Abi/ss. \u. '341. Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 6 ; K. Sv.
Vet. Ak. Handl. "1870. "109.

a — c. Soiitb Africa. From Mr. Cliildreii's collectiou.

d — h. East Africa. Presented by Eiiri Russell.

i. West Africa. From Mr. Carter's collection.

j. Madagascar. Presented by J. Caldwell, Esq.

k. Congo. Presented by Sir J. Ilicliurdson.

/, m. Angola. Presented by J. J. Monleiro, Esq.

n. Gambia. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.

o—q. ? From Mr. Children's collection.

r — IV. ?

2. Odontopus Madagascariensis.

Aslemma Madagascariensis, Blanch. Dirt. Hist. Nat. pi. 6, f. 8 — Odoniopus
Madagascariensis, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3)ue Scr. viii. 953 — Stal, Hem.
Afr. iii. 6; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handb. 1870, 109.

Madagascar.

3. OdONTOPUS I'LAVIPES.

Dysdercns flavipes, Sgnt. Arch. Ent. ii. 308 — Dysdercus nigrotarsiis, Sgnt.
Arch. Ent. ii. 308 — Dysdercus ? flavipes, Slal, Berl. Ent. Zeit. viii.
403 — Odontopns flavipes, Stal, Hem. Afr. iii. 7 — Dindymns flavipes,
Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 113.

Gabor. Grand Bassan.

4. OdONTOPUS NIGRICEPS.

Pyrrhocoris nigriccps, Stal, Ofv. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 35 — Odontopus
nigriceps, Stal, Hem. Afr. iii. 7 — Dindymns nigriceps, Slal, K. Sv.
Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 113.

Ciiff'raria.

5. OdO.NTOI'US NIUIiOCUUCIATUS.

Odoniopus nigrocruciatus, .S7((/, Ofv. V. Ak. Forh. 1856, 35 — Antiloclms
nigrocruciatus, <S7(i/, Berl. Ent. Zeit. vii. 395; Hem. Afr. iii. 5 ;
K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 104.

Cafl'raria.

0. OdONTOI'US JtlPUNtTAJUS.

Odontopus bipnuctatns, .SV/?i/. A. S. E. F. 3me Ser. viii. 953 — Antilochus
bipunctalus, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeit. \ii. 395; Hem, Afr, iii. 5; K. Sv.
Vet. Ak. Handl, 1870, 104.

Madagascar.

176 CATALOGUE OF

7. Odontopus Boerhavi^e.

Lyga-us Boerhavise, Fahr. Enl. Si/sl. iv. 152 ; .S7/s/. Rliyn. 220 — Anlilochiis
Boeibavia?, Sial, Bcrl. Enl. Zeit. vii. 393; Hem. Afr. iii. 4 ; Hem.
Fahr. i. 81 ; A'. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 104.

Senegal. Guinea.

Var.!' Female. Black, elliplical, red beneath. Head triangular, red
in front of the eyes, which are piceous and rather prominent. Rostrum
red, black towards the tip, extending to the middle coxa3. Antennie black,
slender, shorter than the body; first joint much longer than the head;
second longer than the first; third as long as the fir^t. Prothorax with a
strongly marked transverse middle furrow, and with a red border which is
broadest on the hind part; sides elevated. Pectus with a very broad black
stripe on each side. Abdomen red ; under side with a while band on the
fore border of each segment. Legs black, rather stout, moderately long;
femora towinds the base, trochanters and coxte red. Corium of the fore
wings luteous at the base and with a broad Uiteous subapical band.
Length of the body 6 — 7 lines.

a. Zoolu. Presented by G. F. Angas, Esq.

b. Natal. From M. Gueinzius' collection.

c. Natal. From Mr. Argent's collection.

d. Natal. From Mr. Plant's collection.

Arabia.

8. Odontopus dilectus.

Mas. Ocliraceus, funiformis ; roslriun co.vas posticas aliiitgeus ; anIenncE
corporis dimidio lonyiores : prothorax sulcnlis ditobiis trausrersis
viyris, \oarcuato; scute/lum hasi nigrum ; abdominis lalera nigro
qultata ; corium nigro unigultalain el bimacidalum ; mcmbrana
albida.

Male. Orange-red, fusiform. Eyes black. Rostrum extending to
the hind coxa>. Antenna' rather more than half the length of the body;
first joint as long as the head ; second a little shorter than the first ; third
much shorter than the second; fouith longer than the third, shorter than
the second. Prothorax with two slight black transverse abbreviated
furrows; one in the middle; the other curved, near the fore border.
Scutellum black at the base. Pectoral and ventral segments with ))iceous
sutures, the latter and the dorsal segments with black dots on each side.
Corium with a small black spot near the interior angle, with a black dot
between the spot and the costa, and with a larger black subapical spot.
Membrane whitish. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Aden, Arabia. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq.

HEMU'TEKA [lETEROl'TEKA, 177

Asia.

A, Head not deflexed

a. Aiileniia3 not banded.

* Membrane brown. - - . _ . uijiricornis.
** Membrane whitisb. - . - . . binolatus.

b. Autennie lianded. . - . - . varicoiuis.

B. Head dedexed.

a. Legs not striped.

* Legs red. -..--. scutelhuis.
** Legs not wholly black.

f Membrane black. . _ - . . Coqiicbertii.

tt Membrane pale i)ro\vnisb, with a black spot. - - russiis.

*** Legs wholly black. - - . - _ nigripes.

b. Legs striped. ------ liiiealipcs.

9. Odonxopls Coquebertii.

Cimex augur, var. a, Tliunb. Nov. Ins. Sp. iii. 58 — LygaJiis Coquebertii,
Fubr. Si/st. Rhi/n. 222 — Pyrrhocoris Cociiiebertii, 13unn. llandb. L'lil.
ii. 284. H.-Sch. Waiiz. //(.v. vi. 77, pi. 20t>, t'. 6-17 — Astcmma Coque-
bertii, Blanch. Hisl. Ins. 128— Odontopus Coquebertii, Slid. Of v. Vil.
Ak. Fork. 1855, 390 — Anlilochiis Coquebertii, .S7«/, Hcrl. Enl. Zeil.
vii. 394 ; A*. Sv. Vel. Ak. Fur/i. 1870, 103.

a. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.

b — e. Hiudostan. From Mr. Cbildreu's eollecliou.

/. Mount Ophir. Presented l)y W. W. Saunders, Esq.

(J. Formosa. Presented by Dr. CoUingwuod.

h. ? Presented by W. W. iSauuders, Esq.

i. ? From Mr. Vigors' collection.

10. Odontoi'L's YAracoKNis.

Cimex varicoruis, Fabr. Mcnit. Ins. ii. 298; Gmil. ed. Si/al. Nal. i. 271 —
Lygaus varicoruis, Fubr. Enl. Syst. iv. 151 ; iSjist. Rhyn. 220 —
Odonlojius sanguiudleus, Strv. Hisl. Hem. 271 — Oduntopus varicoruis,
Slal, Ihm. Fabr. i. 81 ; K. Sv. Vil. Ak. Handl. 1870, 1 10.

Hindostau. Ceylon. Java.

11. Odontopus mgricorms.

nigricornis, Stal, Slett. Ent. Zvit. xxii. 146; Btrl. Enl. Zvil. vii. 393;
K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Handl. 1870, 109.

Bombay.

12. OdONTOI'L'S lineatipijs.

Odontopus liueatipes, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1858, 441 — Dysdcrcus
lineatipes, .S'^)(^ MSS., Do/irn, Slctt. Enl. Zeil. xxi. 405 — Aiitilnchus
liueatipes, Slal., Berl. Fnl. Ztil. vii. ; 95 ; K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Handl.
1870, 104.

Ceylon.

2 A

178 CATALOGUE OF

13. Odontoi'us binotatus.

binotatus, Slal, Bcrl. Ent. Zeit. vii. .'393; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1^70, 109
— uigriconiis, var. ?

Siam.

14. OdONTOPUS NIGRIPES.

P^'iiliocoiis nigiipes, Biinii. Nnndb. Ent. ii. '284 — Pli)'soiH'Ua niliiicosa,
Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 23(3— Antilochus iiiy;iipcs, Stal,
Bed. Ent. Zeit. vii. 394 ; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1870, 103.

China. Manilla.

15. Odontopus iiussus.

Antilocliiis riissus, Stal, Bui, Em, Zeit. vii. 394 ; K. Sc. Vet. A/c. llandl.
1870, 103.

Hiiidostan.

16. Odontopus scutellaris.

Mas. Rufns, fiisiformis ; rostrum cnxas pnslicas atlintjcns; iintcumc
nii/rce, corfioris dim'tdio longiores, bast rnf\e ; sculelluni nigrum, basi
apiceqitc rufuni ; corium nigru biyuttaluui ; meinbrana nigra.

Male. Red, fusiform, smoulh. Head elmigate-tnanp;iilar ; middle
lobe slifTJitly prominent. Eyes black, not prominent. Rostrum extending
to tlie bind coxje. Antenna; black, rather more than half the length of ihe
body; first joint red, longer than ihe head, with a few niinule l>ristles on
the inner side; second red at the base, a little shorter ihan the fiisi; ihird
much shorter than the second ; fourth a little longer ihan the third. Pro-
thorax vvilh two strongly-detined transverse furrows, the fore one curved,
the bind one abbreviated; sides not elevated. Scutellum black, red on
each side and at the tip. Fore femora very slightly incrassated, with a few
minute teeth beneaih ; tibiae minutely selulose. Corium with a black dot
near the interior angle and another near the exterior angle; membrane
black. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. North Bengal. From Lieut. Campbell's colkctioD.
Eastern Isles.

A. Membrane black.

a. Aniennte wholly black.

* Abdomen beneath with a black disk. ... rcflexus.

** Abdomen beneath with lilack bands. . . - dij-cifer,

b. AiUenme with ihe fouilh joint white. - . . discoidalis.

B. Membrane black, with a pale border. - - . histrionicus.

17. OdoNXOI'US IlISTUIONICUS.

Antilochns histrionicus, Slal, Bcrl. Ent. Zeit. vii. 395; K. Sv. ]et. Ak,
llandl. 1870, 104.

Ceram. Timor.

HEMIPTEnA IIETKROPTERA. 179

18. OdONTOPUS UF.Fr.EXUS.

Aiitilocliiis reRexus, Stal,BerL Ent. Zeit. vii. liiKy; K. Sv. V(t. Ah. flamll.
1870, 1 05.

Mysol. New Guinea.

19. Odontopus discoidalis.

Pyrrhocoiis discoidalis, Ihirm. Nov. Act. Acad. Leop. xvi. Siipp. 299,
pi. 41, f. 12; Hundb. Ent. ii. 281 — Pliysopelta liieinoiilioidalis, S(al,
Ofv. K V. Akad.Forh. 1S54, 236— Antiloclms discoidalis, Slid, Ihrl.
Ent. Zeit. vii. 394 ; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Hand/. 1870, 104.

Manilla.

20. Odontopus discifer.

Anlilochiis discifer, Stal, Berl. Ent. Zeit. vii. 394 ; K. Sv. Vet. Ale. Ilandl.
1870, 104.

Borneo.

Genus G. DYSDERCUS.

Dysdercus, Serv. Hist. Hem. 272. Stal, Hem. Afr. iii. 13 — Astemma, De
Lap. Ess. Hem. 37 — Pieztidera, Synt. A. S. E. F. '3me Sir. viii. 9o3.

North America.

1. DySDKRCCS SUTUIIELLUS.

Pyrrliocoiis sutuiellus, H.-Stli. Wanz. Ins. vi. 76, pi. 206, f. 645 — Dys-
dercus suturellus, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 123.

Nnrlb America ?

Mexico.

A. Coriutn with a black stripe, or blatk vvilb a pale costa.

a. Body with bands beneath. - - - - niinius.

b. Body with no bands beneath. ... flavolinibatus.

B. Corium with a black s|)ot.

a. Membrane brown. - . - - _ obliquns.

b. Membrane black.
* Corium white.

f Head red. -...-- albidiventris.
-ft Head black. --..-- concinnus.

** Corium luteous. - - _ . - niuiidus.

2. Dysdercus obliqius.

Pyrrbocoris obliquns, H.-Sch. Wauz. Ins. vii. 19, pi. 223, f. 701 — Dys-
dercus oliliquus, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 121 — Dysdercus
bimacnlalus, Stnl, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1854 ; Euy. Resa, Ins. 253.

Puna. Isle St. Josej'h.

180 CATALOGUE OF

a, b. Mexico. Piesenled by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c. Mexico. From Mr. Argent's collection.
(I. Cliiaspas, Mexico. Presented by F. Walker, Esq.
e,f. Mexico. Presented l>y E. P. (.'olfin, Esq.

ff- ?

Var. — h. Columl)ia. From M. Goudol's collecliou.
Vur. — i. Brazil.

3. DVSDERCUS MIMCS.

Cap'us minius, Sni/, Neiv ILnm. Ind. Dec. 1831 ; Work.t, Ed. Lecnnle, i.
338 — DysdercLis miniu<, Slal, Slrtl. Ent. Z'ej<. xxiii. 31, G ; K. Sv.
Vet. Ak.Handl. 1870, 120.

a — HI. Cliiaspas, Mexico. Presented l)y F. Walker, Esq.
11. iMexico. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
o. St. I)(imin«;o. Presented by VV. W. Sauuders, Esq.
p. St. Domingo. From iMr. Tweedie's collectit)n.
q. St. Domingo. From Mr. Hearne's collection.

r. West Coast of Xorlh America. Presented by Capt. Ktllett and Lient.
Wood.

4. Dysdercus albidiventkis.

Capsns miinus, Smj, New Harm. Ind. Dec. 1831 ; Work'!, Ed. Leconle, i.

338, ex pane — Dvsdercns albidiventris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork.

1854, 23(5; Strl.i. Enl. Zeil. xxiii. 31.5 ; A'. Sv. Vet. Ak. JIandl. 1870,
121.

a, b. Mexico. Presented by E. P. Coffin, Esq.

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

d. ?

5. DvsnERCus concinnus.

concinnus, Sud, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 18()1, 198; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Ilandl.
1870, 121.

Bogota. New Granada.

a. Cliiaspas, Mexico. Presented by V. Walker, Esq.

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

(). Dysdercus flavolimbatus.

llavolimbatus, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ah. Fork. 18t>l, 198; K. Sv. Vil. Ak.
Ilandl. 1870, 121.

a. Oajaca, Mexico. From M. Hariwcg's coUcclion.

b. Honduras. From My. Dyson's collection.

7. DVSOEECUS LUNULATUS.

lunulatiis, Uhler, Proc. Enl. Soc. Phil. i. 21. Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Ilandl.
1870, 121.

jNIcxico.

HEMIPTEKA HETEnOPTEIlA. 181

8. DVSDERCUS MUNDDS.

Mas. Riiftis, fuuforinis, rus/ro aniennis prothoruce poxlice pedibua
memhrmiaque nup-is ; roslrum si'r/inenliun luni vciitra/e altinr/i^iis ;
anIenncB corpoie multo breviures, articiilo io hasi riifo ; prothorach
manjo antieus albtis 7iiyro lineulus ; seipnenla pectoralia el venlratia
a/bo maryinata ; fonora riifa ; eorium luleum, macula nigra
maxima.

Male. Kefl. Eyes, ii|) of llie rostrmn, antenna, pnilliitrax between
the tvansveise furrow and tlie liiiul Ijoider, \eg& and inembiaiie black,
llostrmn txtendiiiir to the middle of the first ventral sej;iiieiil. Antenns
inncli siiorter iban the body; first joint red at the base, niucli loii<;er tban
tiie bead ; second very much shoiter llian the first ; third very nnich shorter
than the second; foiirlb a little shorter than the first. I'roih.irax with a
stronffjy-marked transverse furrow before the middle, with refiexed sides,
and wiih a black line along the fore border, whicii is white. Hind borders
of the pectoral and of the ventral segments while. Femora red. Corium
luteous, wiih a very large black spot which extends from the middle of the
costa nearly to the interior border. Length of the body 7 lines.

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

West Indies.

A. Corium bordered with while. ... AndretE.

B. Corium not I)ordered with while.

a. Corium spotted. ----- Jamaicensis.

b. Corium not spotted. . . - _ fervens.

9. DvsDEUcus Andrew.

Cimex Andrea', Linn. Mas. Lud. Ulr. 172; Si/st. Nat. i. 2, 727 — Cimex
suturalis. Fabr. Si/sl Enl. 721 ; Sp. Ins. ii. 365; Manl. Ins. ii. 301.
Goeze, Enl. Beilr. ii. 257; Guifl. ed. Si/sl. Nat. i. 2174 — Lygieus
suturalis, Fabr. Enl. Sysl. iv. 159 ; Sijst. Rlujn. •2'25. IVolff. Cnn. Ic.
i. 29, f. 29 — Pvrrhocoris sutuialis, Burtn. Handb. Enl. ii. 285 ;
Jl.-Sch. IVanz. Ins. vii. 17, pi. 223, f^. 698— Dysdercus Andrea', Sia/,
Bnl. Enl. Zeil. x. 382; Ihm. Fabr. i. So; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl.
1870, 122.

a, b. St. Domingo. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

c, d. St. Domingo.

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

/. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

(/ — /. West Indies. P'rom Mr. Children's collection.

m. St. J(ihn. Presented by F. Walker, E^q.

10. DvSDEltCUS S.4NGUINARIUS.

sanguinarius, .S'^(/, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 1-2.
Cuba.

182 CATALOGUE OF

11. Dysdf.rcus Jamaicp.nsis.

JMas. Rnfiifi, roslro antennis pedihua membranaque nigria ; rostrum basi
riifu)i), spyntcnUun \um venlrale allingeus ; anlentice corpore mullo
breviores, arlictdu [o basi rufo ; peclns nigm quadyunaculatum ;
femora rnfa ; corium nigra bimaculalum et unigultalum.

Male. Red. Eyes, loslnim, antennae, legs and membrane black.
Rostrum red towards the base, exteiidinfj to the hind border of the first
ventral sej^ment. Antennae much i^horter than the body ; first joint red at
the base, longer than the head ; second very mucli shorter than the first;
third very much sliorler than the second ; louitb as long as tlie fiist. Pro-
thorax with a strungly-marked transverse furrow near the fore border and
with reflexed sitles. Projiectus with a transverse black streak, inesopectus
and nietaj)ectus with a black spot on each side. Femora red ; fore femora
spinulose l)enealh near the ti|)S. Corium with a black spot on the inner
border near the base, with a large blacl< spot which extends from the middle
of the costa nearly to the interior border, and with a black apical dot.
Length of the body 5 — 6 lines.

o. Jamaica. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.
c, d. Jamaica. From Mr. Gosse's collection.

This and the following species are distinguished from D. sanguinarius
by the shorter rostrum.

12. Dysdf.rcus fervlns.

Mas. Ochraceus, fnsiformi^ ; rostrum apicem versus nigrum ; segmenti
\i ventralis marginem posiiciim atliugens ; antenna nigra, basi rufa,
corpore mullo briviores ; tibia tarsique nigra ; corium nigra tini-
guttatum ; membrana nigra, alba murginala.

Mule. Bright scarlet, fusiform, very finely punctured. Head elongate-
triangular. Eyes i)lack, slightly prominent. Rostrum black towards the
tip, extending to the hind border of the first ventral segment. Antenna
black, much shorter than the body; first joint red towards the base, longer
than the head ; second shorter than the first; third much shorter than the
second; fourtli a little longer than (he first. Prolhorax with a transverse
callus between the fore border and the well-defined transverse furrow.
Tibiae and tarsi black; fore femora beneath with a subapical spine. Corium
with a black dot in the disk Ijeyond the middle; membrane black, with a
narrow white border. Length of the body 5 lines.

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

South America.

A. Rostrum not longer than the body.

a. C'orium pale.

* Prothorax not black in front.

-f- Coiiuni with no defined black sjiot. ... rnficollis.

f-f Corium with a defined black s|)i)l. ... bimaculatus.

** Prolhorax black in front. . - . . Peruvianas.

b. Corium black. . . . . . luficeps.

B. Rostrum longer than the body. - - - longirostris.

HEMJPTEUA HETEKOPTERA. 183

13. Dysdercus ruficollis.

Ciinex fiilvonip;er, Deg. Ins. iii. 340, pi. 34, f. 21 — Ciiiiex ruficollis, Z??i.
Mm. Lud. Uir. 1*80. Fabr. St/sl. Enl. 179; Sp. Inn. ii. 364 ; Ma7U.
Ins. ii. 2})9. Goeze, Ent. Beitr. ii. '256. Gmel. ed. Sy^l. Nat., i. 2171
— Lygasus ruficollis, luibr. Ent. Si/sl. iv. 153; Sysl. Rliyn. 221 —
Lv^*ii.s anniilus, Fair. Si/sl. Rhyn. 227 — Pyrrliocoris .innulus, Hahn,
Wauz. Ins. ii. 13, pi. 38, f. 123 — Pyirhot'oris ruficollis, Burin. Handb.
Ent. u. 285 — Astcmnia ruficollis, Blanch. Hist. Ins. 129 — Asteinma
amiulus, Blanch. Hist. Ins. 129 — Dysdercus ruficollis, Stal, Berl. Ent.
Zrit. \. 382; Hem. Fabr. i. 84; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 122.

a, b. Cayenne. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

f, Colombia. Presented by W. W . Saunders, Esq.

d. Colombia. From M. Goudot's collection.

p. Venezuela. From Mr. Birschell's collcclion.

f — k. Rio Janeiro. Presented by J. Gray, Esq.

/ — q. Rio Janeiro. Pieseiited by tlie Rev. II. Clark.

r. Tejuca. Presented by tlie Rev. H. Clark.

s. Rio Janeiro. From the Entomolooical Society's collection,

t, n. Demerara. Presented by F. Moore, Esq.

V. Quito. Presented i)y W. Hewitson, Esq.

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

14. Dysdercus rufickps.

LygaMis ruficeps, Pcrly, Del. An. Art. Jllas. 172, |)1. 31, f. 7. H.-Sch.
Wanz. Ins. iii. 95, f. 319 — Asteninia ruficeps, Blanch. Hist. Ins. 129
— Dysdercus ruficeps, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 123.

a. Coli'mliia. From M, Goudot's collection.

b. Bolivia. From Mr. Brid<>es' collection.

c. Para. Presented by Gordon Graham, Esq.

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

Var.i' ]\[iile. Black, fusiform, red benealli. Head shining, elongate-
triangular, red in front. Eyes black, slightly prominent. Rostrum
extending to the bind border (if the lirst ventral segment. Antennas a little
shorter than the body; first joint longer than the head; second much
shorter than the first; third much shorter than the scconti ; fourth as long
as the first. Prothorax with a very narrow white border, red between the
fore border and a strongly-marked transverse lurrow, wdiich is somewhat in
front of the middle: sides reflexed. Pectoral segments bordered with
white; mesopectns black. Legs black, long, slender ; coxtu and trochanters
red; fore femora with a subapical sjiinc beneath. Coriuni and membrane
with a whitish costa. Length of the bodv 6 lines.

e,f. South America? Presented by Sir J. Liddell.

184 CATALOGUE OF

15. Dysdercus Peruvianus.

Penivianiis, Guer. Voy. Cof/iiille, Ins. 178, pi. 12, f. 16. Slal. K. Sv. Vet.
Ale. llandl. 1870" 121.

California. Guayaquil. Puna. Honolulu.

a — c. South America. Presented by Sir E. Belcher.

1(3. DVSDERCUS LON(;iKOSTIUS.

longirostris, Slal, 0/v. K. V. Ale. Fork. 18(31, 198; K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Ilandl.
1870, 123.

Brazil.

17. DvSDERCUS KUSTICUS.

rusticus, Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ale. llandl. 1870, 123.
New Granada. Bogota.

18. DvSDERCUS I3IJ1ACULATUS.

biniaculatus, Slal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1854, 236; Eug. Rcsa, 253.
Isle St. Joseph, Gulf of Panama. Puna, near Guayaquil.
Var. ? a. Brazil.

It). Dysdercus rufipes.
rulipes, Stal,K. Sv. Vel. Ah, Handl. 1870, 12 — coucinuus, raj-. .-^
Bogota.

Africa.

A. Sides of the prothorax dilated. ... ruber.

B. Sides of the i)rothorax straight or slightly curved.

a. First and second joints of the antenna? equally long. fasciatus.

b. First joint of the antennce longer than the second.

* Borders of the odoriferous apertures black. - nigrofascialus.

** Borders of the odoriferous apertures yellow or testa-
ceous.

f Prolliorax with a black band. . . - sujierstiliosus,

ft Prothorax with no black band.

X Corium with no black band. - - - (l.ividus.

XX Corium with a black band. ... luemoniioidalis.

20. Dysdercus superstitiosus.

, Sloll, Pun. f. 5, 125 — Cimex superstiliosus, 7vi/)r. Si/!;(. Eiit. 710;

S/i. Ins. ii. 364; A/anl. Ins. ii. 29t). Goeze, Ent. JJcilr. ii. 256.
G'nicl. III. Si/sl. \at. i. 2171 — Lygteus superstitiosus, Fabr. Ent. Si/st.

UEMIPTEHA HETEROPIICRA. 185

iv. 153; Si/H. Rhj/n. 2-21 — LygOBiis Koeiiitiii, ^Volf, Ic. Ciin. i. 28,
f. 28, ex parte — Dvsdercus siiiicrstiliosus, Slal, Hem. Aj'r. iii. 15; A'.
Sv. Vet. Ak. Hamil. 1870, 118.

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

/ — h. Sierra Leone. From Mr. FoxcrolVs colieclion.

i — /. Con<To. Presented by Sir J. Richardson.

»/j, n. Gambia.

0. Gambia. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

p. South Africa. Presented by, Sir A. Smith.

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

West Africa. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

r, s. Cape. From M. Drege's coUcctiou.

t. Cape? Presented by Sir J. Liddell.

u, Mauritius. From Dr. Beke's collection.

r, XV. East Africa. Presented by Earl Russell,

Var.i' Male. Red, fusiform, very tinely punctured. Head elongate-
triangular. Eyes black, prominent. Roslrum extending to the hind
border of the second ventral segment, black towards the lip. Antennae
black, much shorter than the body; first joint red towards the base, a little
longer than the head; second a little shorter than the first; third shorter
than the second ; fourth rather longer than the first. Prolhorax with a
black band on the hind border, with a strougly-\narked transverse furrow
at somewhat before the middle and with an anterior transverse callus;
sides reflexed. Pectoral segments iiordered with yellow ; metapcctus black.
Abdomen beneath with three yellow bands which are dilated on each side,
and with three transverse black spots on each side. Tibioe and tarsi black ;
fore femora beneath with minute subapical spines. Corium with a black
band beyond the middle. Membrane black. Length of the body 7 lines.

a. Angola. From Mr. Rich's collection.

2L Dtsdercus HjEMOrrhoidams.

hcgmorrhoidalis, Sg»l. Arch, Enl. ii. 308. Slal, Hem. Afr. iii, 16; K. Sv.
Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 119.

Gabon.

22. DySDERCUS NIGROFASCIATIS.

nigrofasciatus, Stal, Ofv. V. Ak. Fork, 18o3, 3(5; Hem. Afr. iii. 15; K.
Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 118.

Gabon, Grand Bassam, Caffraria,

23. Dvsdercus flavidus.

flavidus, Sgnt. A. S. E. F. 3/He Ser. viii. 955. Slal, Hem. Afr. iii. 16; K.
Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 1 19— cingulatus, var. -^

Madagascar. Isle Mayotta. Bombon.

2b

18G CATALOGUK OF

24. Dysdercus fasciatus.

fascialus, S(/7it. A. S. E. F 3me Ser. viii. 954. Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak.
Hundl.'lS70, 1 18 — scrujnilosus, Stal, Ofv. Vet. Ak. Fork. 1861, 199.

Siena Leone. Zanzibar. Madagascar.

25. Dysdercus albicollis.

albicollis, Schaum, Peters^ Reise Mozamh. Ins. 45. Stal, K. Sv. Vet.
Ak. Ilandl. 1870, 123.

Mozambique.

26. Dysdercus ruber.

Piezodera rubra, Synt. A. S. E. F. 3we Sir. viii. 954, pi. 14, f. 5 —
Dysdercus ruber, Stal, Han. Afr. iii. 13; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl.
1870, 117.

Madagascar.

Hindostan and Ceylon.

A. Roslruni extending to ibe (it'ih ventral sejiiuent. - fuscornaculatus.

B. Roshnni exleiuling neaily to the middle oi the

abdumeii. ..... fulvomarginatus.

C. Rostrum extending to tbe bind border of the second

ventral segment. - - - - Koenigii.

27. Dysdercus gingulatus.

Cimex cingulatns, Fabr. Si/st. Ent. 719; Sp. Ins. ii. 364; Mant. Ins. ii.
299. Goeze, Enl. Beilr. ii. 256. Gmel. ed. Sijst. Nat. i. 2171 — Cimex
superstitiosus, T/uinb. Nov. Ins. Sp. iii. 55, f. 66 — Cimex Koenigii,
Fabr. Si/st. Ent. 720; .S';). /»).«. ii. 364 ; Mant. /hs. ii. 299. Goeze,
Enl. Bc'itr. ii. 257. Gmel. ed. Sy^l. Nat. i. 2172— Lygsens cingnlalus,
Fabr. Enl. Si/st. iv. 153; Si/st. 'Rhijn. 221. Mtrz. Ann. Scz. Phys. et
Nat. 'Sine Ser. vii. J, 105 — l^vga^ns KcEni>;ii, Fnbr.Eut. Si/st. iv. 155;
S>/st. Rhyn. 222. Wolff', Ic. Cim. i. 28, f. 28; iii. 107, f. 101 —
Pyrrhocdris Koenigii, Ilahn, Wanz. Ins. ii. 12, pi. 38, f. 122 — Aslemma
Kcenigi, Blanch. Hist. Ins, 128, pi. 4, f. 8 — Dysdercus KaMiigii,
<SV;i'. Hist. Hon. 272 — Pyrrliocoris jicccilns, H.-Sc/i. Wanz. In.i. vii.
17, pi. 223, f. 699— Pyrrliocoris Solenis, H.-Sch. Warn. //u. vii. 18.
pi. 223, f. 700 — Dysdercus KaMiigi, Mayr, Reise Nov. Hem. 134 —
Dysdercus Kitnigii, -S7«/, Hem. Fabr. i. 84 — Dysdercus cingulatus,
Slal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 119 — Var./' Lyga^us olivaceus,
Fabr. Enl. Si/st. Suppl. 540; Si/st. Rhi/n. 227 — Dysdercus olivaceus,
Slal, I/em. Fabr. i. 84 ; K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 119.

a — c. Hindostan. Presented by W. \V. S.uinders, Esq.

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

e — h. Hindustan. J'rom tbe Entomological Society's collection.

t, Cambodia. Presented by W. \V. Saunders, Esq.

HEMii'TKRA HE TEItOPTERA, 187

j, Ji. Hindustan. Piesenled by J. C. Bowriiif;-, Esq.

/, m. Yanjj-tsze. Presented by J. C. Bowrini,'-, Esq.

» — r. Ceylon. Presented by Ur. Tem])letiiii.

s — u. Tenasserim. Presented l)y J. C. D. V. Packman, Esq.

V. Seychelles. Presented by Prof. E. P. Wriiiflit.

w. Java. P'roni the East India Company's collection.

X. Java. Presented by J. C. Bowriiii;-, Esq.

y. Amboina. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

ua. Singapore. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

bb. Sula. Presented by \V. \V. Saunders, Esq.

cc. Bali. Presented by W. W. Saunders, Es(|.

dd. Ceram. Presented by \V. W. Saunders, Esq.

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

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

gg. New Hebrides. Presented by the Admiralty.

hh. Sumatra. From Sir vStamford liaffles' collection.

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

jj. Philippine Isles. From Dr. Cuinin;i's cnllection.

kk. North Ben<jal. From Lieut. Campbell's collection.

//. Ceylon. Presented by Dr. Templeton.

j?i»i. Celebes. From Mr. Wallace's collection.

Var.P Male. Slraw-colouv, fusiform, very finely punctured, red,
smooth and shining beneath. Head red, conical ; middle lobe forminsj a
slifiht keel. Eyes livid, rather prominent. Rostrum red, extendino- to the
hind coxce. Anlenn;e black, rather shorter than the body ; first joint red
towards the base, lonjjer than the head ; second much shorter than the
first; third much shorter than the second; fourth as long as the first.
Protliorax with a red band on the fore side of the distinct transveise
furrdw, which is near the fore border; sides red, reflexed ; ft)re border
white. Scutellum antl pectus red, the latter with three excavated white
bands on each side. Hind borders of the ventral segments white. Legs
red; fore femora beneath with very minute spines and with threi; laigcr
spines near the tips. Corium of the fore wings with an irregular black
band beyond the middle ; membrane black, bordered with cinereous.
Length of the body 7 lines.

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

Var.P Male. Ocliraceous, fusiform, very finely punctured. Head
elongate-triangular. Eyes, rostrum, antennae, legs and membrane black.
Eyes slightly prominent. Rostrum extending to ihe hind border of the
fiist ventral segment. Antennae rather shorter than the body; first joint
longer than die head; second much shorter than the first; third much
shorter than the second; fourth almost as long as the first. Protliorax
with a transverse callus in front of the well-defined transverse furrow,
which is at somewhat before the middle; sides refiexcd. Pectoral and
ventral segments bordered with white. Femora towards the base, coxae
and trochanters red; fore femora beneath with a minute subapical spine.
Length of the body 5 lines.

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

188

CATALOGUE OF

28. Dysdeecus fdscomaculatus.

Dysdercus fusco-mnculatus, Slid, Bed. Ent. Zeil. vii. 402 — Leptoi)hilialmus

rusco-iTiiiculatus, Slal, K. Sr. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 124.
Amoy, Cliiiia.

Eastern Isles.

A. Head red or luteous.

a. Sciitellum black. - - . - - coloiaUis.

b. Scutelliiin red. - ... - coiiciiiiiiiliis.

B. Head black.

a. Corium white. . - . . . albescens.

b. Corium black, pale-bordered. - - - Pliilippimis.

29. Dysdercls insularis.
insularis, Sial, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 120.
Fiji Isles.

30. DVSDERCUS SiDjE.

Sidas, Mrtz. A. S. E. F. Ame Ser. i. 68. Stat, K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Handl.
1870, 120.

New Caledonia. Australia.

31. DySDERCUS IMPICTIVENTRIS.

impictiventris, Stal, K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1870, 120.
Fiji Isles.

32. DVSDEIICUS PhILIPPIN'L'S.

Philippinus, H.-Sch. Wanz. Iiis. ix. 176, pi. 317, f. 9!^0. Afai/r, Rcise
Nov. Hem. 134. ,S'/(//, K. Si\ Vet. Ah. Handl. 1870, 118.

Pliilippiue Isles.

a. Banila. From Mr. Wallace's cullectidu.

0. ? Presented by W. W. Saunders, Esq.

Var. Male. Black, fusiform. Head elonoate-triangular. Eyes
not prominent. Rostrum extcndiii"- to tbe bind coxaj. Antenuaj much
shorter than the body; first joint much loufjer than the head; second
much shorter than the first; third much shorter tlian the sccimd ; fourth
as lon}^ as the first. Protborax with a transverse callus in front of the
slroiifiiy-marked transverse furrow which is at somewhat before the
middle; fore border white; disk of the hind ])art Idack. Pectus and
abdomen red, their segments bordered with white. Legs black; coxae
red ; fore femora beneath with two subapical spines. Corium wholly
bordered with pale yellow. Length of the body j.V lines.

HKMTPTEUA HETEROPTKItA. 189

33. Dysdercus pykrhomelas.

Pyrrhocoiis pyribomelas, H.-Sch. Wauz. Ins. vii. H), pi. 223, f. 702 —
Dysdercus pynhoinelus, Slal, K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Ilandl. 1870, 123.

Java.

34. Dysdercls crucifer.

cnicifer, Slal, K. Sv. Vel. Ak. Hand/. 1870, 118.

Piilo Loz.

35. Dysdercus decussatus.

(lecussatus, Boisd. Voy. Aslr. Ins. ii. 640, pi. 11, f. 17.

Caileret.

36. Dysdercus oceanicus.
oceaniciis, Boisd. Voy. Aslr. Ins. 641, pi. 11, f. 18.
New Ireland.

37. Dysdercus coloratus.

Foem. Rufits ; capul luteum; ros/nan co.vas iutermedias allingens ;
antenna: nigra, corpore niiiUo brcviores; prothorax fascia nigra lata
abbreviata testaceo inarginata ; sculellum nigrum; mesopeclus el
metapectus nigra biplagiala ; venter riUis duabus latissiinis nii/ris
villaque intermedia testacea ; pedes nigri, coxis Iroc/iunteribu.'i'jue
rvfis, femoribus anlicis sitbtus ru/is ; corium luleian, villa coslali
riifa ; membrana nigra, cinereo marginula.

Female. Bright red. Head luteous, liiangular ; middle lobe promi-
nent. Eyes livid, rather large and ])rominent, close to the prothorax.
Rostrum extending to the middle cox?b. Antennas black, much shorter
than the liody ; lirst joint longer than the head ; second much longer than
the first; third a little shorter ihan the lirst; fourth a little longer than the
second. Prothorax thinly punctured, with two slight transverse furrows ;
first furrow curved, near the lore border ; an intermediate broad abbreviated
black band, which is bordered with testaceous on each side and in front,
where it is concave. Suutelium black. Mesojjecius and metapectus with
a large black patch on each side. Abdomen beneath testaceous between
two very broaci black stripes, which do not extend to the tip. Legs black;
coxDB and trochanters red ; lore femora slightly incrassated, red beneath,
where there are three subapical spines. Corium luteous, punctured, with
a bright red costal stripe, which <ioes not extend to the tip ; membrane
black, with a very narrow cinereous border. Length of the body
7 — 8 lines.

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

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

!90 CATALOGUE OF

38. DvSDKRCtlS ALBESCENS.

Mas et fcem. Albidus, capile roslro anlennis abdominis dorso pedibiis
Vifimbi-anaq lie niijrii ; rostrum basi rufum, coxas pr.sticas alt'nujens ;
anlenncE corpore mullo breviores ; prolhorax antice subrufesceus,
laterib2is tiiyris ; scutellum subrufescens, nigra maryinutum ; pectus
luteum, sei/menlis albido marginalis ; venter rufo marginatum ; femora
nifa, apice nigra; corii costa nigra.

Mule and female. Whitish. Head, rostrum, antennne, abdomen above,
lefjs and membr.me black. Prolhorax extendino^ to the hind coxiie ; first
joint red. Anleunte much more than half the leni;ih of the body; first
joint much lonfjerthan the head; second very much shorter than the first;
third very much shorter than the second ; fourth a little lon|;er than the
second. Prothorax with a strongly-marked transverse furrow near the
fore border and with reflexed black sides ; a reddish tinge in front of the
furrow. Scntellum with a reddish tinge, narrowly bordered with black on
each side. Pectus luleous; segments with whitish borders. Abdomen
beneath red along each side and at the tip. Femora red ; tips black.
Corium with a black cosla. Length of the body A\ — 6 lines.

a — d. Fiji Islands. From the Voyage of H..M.S, Herald.

39. Dysdercus concinn'ulus.

Mas. Ochraceus, fusiformis, sublus rufus, anlennis pedibus mem-
branaque nigris ; rostrum segmenli ]i venlralis maryinem jioaticum
atlingens; anlenme basi rxifcv, corpora mullo breviores; segmenia
pectorulia et wntralia albo marginala ; femora ritfa, apices versus
nigra; membrana cinereo tenuiter marginala.

Male. Orange, fusiform, red beneath. Eyes, tips of the rostrum,
antennffi, legs and membrane l)lack. Rostrum extending to the hind
border of the first ventral segment. Antenna? much shorter than the
body; first joint much longer than the bead, red at the base; second
much shorter than the first; third much shorter than the second; fourth
as long as the first. Protliorax with a distinct transverse furrow near the
fore border and with reflexed sides. Pectoral and ventral segments
bordered with while. Femora red, black towards the lijjs. Membrane
with a very narrow cinereous border. Length of the body 4^ Hues.

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

Country unknown.
40. Dv.sDi;ucus discolor.

Mas. Riifas, fusiformis ; ros/rum voxas poslicas atlingens ; antennce

nigrif, corpore mullo breviores, arliculo 40 basi albo ; prolhorax

poslice piceo fusciatu ; scultllum nonnunquum. basi picenm ; pedes

]ncn, femoribus nonnunquam riijis ; corium piceum; innnbrana

nigra, cinereo marginala.

Male. Red,fusif(>rin. Rostrum extending to the hind coxae. Anteniue

bhick, much shorter tlian the body: first joint longer ihau the head, red at

the base; second rather shorter than the first; third very much shorter

HEMIPTERA UF.TF.KOrTl'',nA. 191

tlian the second ; fourth white at the base, nearly as long as the first.
Prothorax with a strongly-marked transverse furrow at somewhat before
the middle, and with a fusiform piceous band on the hind border. Scutelluni
sometimes piceous in the middle at the base. Legs piceous ; femora some-
times red. Corium piceous. Membrane black, with a narrow cinereous
border. Length of the body 5 lines.

a,b. ?

41. Dysdercus pectoralis.

Mas. Testdceiis, longi- elliplicus, stibtus Ititrus, rostra antennis pedibitsque
nigris ; rostrum scgmentuin 2um venlrale attingrns, articulo ]o luteo ;
antennce corpore multo hreviores, articulo Ao luteo apicem versus
vigro ; pectus nigro blfasciatum ; venter ferrugineo plugialus ; femora
lutea, bitsi nigra ; membrana apicem versus )riyra, apice diuphano.

Male. Testaceous, elongate-elliptical, luleous beneath. Eyes, rostrum,
antennsB and legs black. Eyes rather prciminent. Rostrum extending to
the second ventral segment; first joint luleous. Antennae much sborler
than the body ; first joint longer tlmu tlie head ; second a little shorter
lh;in tlie first; third niucb shorter than the second; fourth lutcous, black
towards the tip, a little lunger tban the liist. Prothorax with a well-
defined transverse furrow at somewhat in front of the middle. Pectus
with two bbick bands. Abdomen beneath with some ierruginous patclies.
Femoia luteous, black at the base. Membrane black towards the tip,
which is pellucid. Length of the body 8 lines.

n ?

EERATA,

Page 14.
For Bathysolin read Balhysolen.

Page 19.
For sanguineas read sanguineus.

Page 22.
For Covius read Coiizus.

Page 24.
Two genera are here accidentally reprinted.

Page 39.

For criticus read creticus.

Page 42.
Lygseus turcicus is erroneously reprinted in p. 46.

Page 58.
For semirnbes read semiruber.

Page 68.
For 16. Nysius nubilus read 16. Ntsius nubilus.

Page 77.
For 10. Aphanus diluxicohxis read 10, Aphanus dilaticobnis.

Page 114.
Pierotmetus bis-lectum. P. punctulatus twice printed.

Page 116.
For Fontijus read Fontejus.

Page 143.
Dele Cymus orbus and reference.

Page 144.
For Henestaris oculus-caneri read Henestakis oculls-canciu.

Page 146.
For fusifemus read fusifeiuur.

INDEX.

abbreviatus, 115, 117
albidiventris, 180
Abietis, 122
Abutilon, 19
acantliiiris, 5
Acanlbia, 14, 154
Acanthion, 4
Acantbocnemis, 78, 87,

98
Acompus, 77, 83
acumiiiatus, 109
adjiinctus, 82
adspersus, 78
jEgyptium, 168
^frypiiiis, 168
BBiieiceps, 84
^scbines, 174
selliiops, 89
afer, 120

affinis, 14,71,81,82
afia, 120
African us, 75
Afzelii, 33
agilis, 128
agvestis, 81
alacer, 147
alaciis, 147
albescens, 190
albicoUis, 186
albidipeniiis, 126
albidus, 67, 70, 123
albifer, 154
albipennis, 134, 135,

155
alboannulatus, 90
albofasciaUis, 99, 153
alboornatiis, 50
albostillaliis, 47
albostiiatus, 94
albovillatus, 136
alienum, 161
alienus, 105

alpinus, 87
al tern us, 8
alternans, 43
alutacea, 141
alulaceus, 141
Alydiis, 5
ainabilis, 138
Amboneusis, 59
Americanus, 158
Amyoli, 1 17
anal is, 42
Andres, 181
Androgens, 75
Anepsius, 78, 88
annularis, 1 15, 135
angulifer, 55
angusta, 146
angnstatus, 85
angustellus, 6S
angusticoUis, 84
angustipennis, 12
anguslulus, 114
Anisocoris, 148
annulala, 3, 4
annulatus, 3, 22, 97
annulipes, 5,8, 117, 125
auuulus, 183
anomalus, 84
anorus, 81
anlennata, 115
anlennatus, 85, 1 15
Antbocorida, 148
Antbocorid;e, 148
Anlbocoriua, 148, 161
Antbocoris, 149, 153,

162
amicus, 35, 45, 46, 100
Antilocbns, 175, 177
Aoplocbilus, 16
Aoploscelis, 77, 85
apbanoides, 146J
Aphanosoma, 31
Apbanus, 76, 86
apicalis, 52
apicata, 1 19

apicatus, 141, 119
apieicornis, 95, 170
aptera, 167
apterum, 167
apterus, 167
Apterola, 37
apu.ins, 40
arctatus, 153
arenarius, 76, 80, 136
Areaocoris, 15
argentatus, 56
Arioge, 29
Arocatiis, 65
armalipes, 91
armatus, 151
armipes, 91, 94
Artemisice. 72
Artbeneis, 140, 141
assimilis, 98
Astacops, 33
Astemma, 160, 167,

169, 177, 179
Asteinniles, 163
Astemnopiitus, 78, 91
ater, 80, 126, 158
atva, 126

Atractopliora, 145
Atractus, 14, 15
atriclava, 73
attennata, 119
augur, 62, 177
Aulacopeltus, 37
auranliacus, 170
auriculatns, 15
Auslraliae, 145
australis, 33

B.

Bactrodosonia, 8
badius, 9
Baeri, 88
Bfflicus, 20
balteatus, 159

2c

194

TNDEX.

basalis, 67, 90, 130
Batliysolen, 14
Beckeri, 88
Bedus, 143
Bellieii, 17
Belonocbilus, 6(1
Beiigalensis, 23, 98
Beosiis, 78, 83, 91, 97,

103, 117
Berjtus, 12
hicinclus, 59
bicdlor, 47, 72, 125, 155
bicrucis, 42
bicuspis, 154
bidenluliis, 1 15
bilineatus, 85
bilobala, 117
bilobatiis, 117
bimaculalus, 83, 179,

184
binotatus, 70, 178
bi|)avliUis, 55
bipunctata, 146, 162
biptinctatus, 57, 162,

175
bipunctuliis, 41
bisbipunctatus, 40
bisignatus, 83
bitvansversiis, 42
Blissida, 25
blissoides, 126
Blissiis, 129, 134
Bocbius, 77, 102
Boeibavine, 176
Bobeinani, 141
borealis, 89, 137, 151
Botbi'ostetluis, 8
biaoliialis, 1 19
biacbiidi'iis, 79, 187
Braclivcarenus, 18, 20
Brachyplax, 122
biacliypterus, 1 14
Bracbystcles, 157
brevicollis, 44, 83, 159
bievicoine 12
breviconiis, 8, 12, 129,

146
brevi|ieiinis, 1 15
BriiL-ki, 144
brunneus, f;6, 85
brunnipeniiis, 129

Bryocoris, 160, 161
bucculatrix, 174
Buimeisteri, 119

CfPcigenae, 163
CaBci<i;enia, 163
Ctenocoiis, 65
Caffer, 79, 96
Califoinicus, 42, 67
calijjatiis, 36
Callibai)biis, 173
Calmariensis, 167
calyptonolus, 78, 88
campestiis. 154
Caniplotelus, 122
Capeijsis, 77
capitatus, 19, 20
capucina, 120
capuciniis, 120
caibonaria, 1 13
caibonarius, 78, 1 13
Cardiastetbus, 157
cavdinalis, 61
cardiielis, 171
earn ilex, 168
castaneipes, 61
Catorbintba, 2
Cattarus, 144
Caiicasiciis, 20
Ceiioeus, 167, 169
Cenoinyces, 155
centralis, 132, 1(59
cephaloles, 109
Ceraleptns, 16
Ceratocoml)ida3, 148
Ceratoconibus, 160
eerinus, 157
Cbariesteius, 10
Cbilacis, 140, 141
Cbilensis, 13, 16, 91,

118
Cbinensis, 23, 98
cbirafjva, 84
Cbondrocera, 1 1
Clioiosonia, 12
Ciconia, 102
Cimbricus, 77

cincticornis, 108, 138,

143
cinctipennis, 48
cinerascens, 138
cineieiis, 15
cingulatus, 185, 186
circuincinctus, 1 1, 97
circiiinductns, 10
circnmlitiis, 44
ciiciiiuseplus, 18
clavatus, 77, 83
clavicoinis, 71, 169
claviculus, 140
flaviger, 3
Clavigralia, 4, 7
Clemrda, 78, 95
cliens, 10

CCBDOSUS, 96

coenosulus, 71
cognatus, 49, 82
coleopteioides, 108
coieoptiata, 160, 161
coleoplvalus, 1 15
collaris, 46, 111, 116
Colobalus, 18
coloratus, 189
coinpressicovnis, 156
concinnulus, 190, 193
concinnus, 53, 180, 184
concisiis, 60
concolor, 6
conicus, 159
consenlaneus, 55
consobiina, 3
conspersus, 20, 47
cunstiicla, 1 17
constrictus, 117, 158
consiita, 121
consiitus, 95
coutaininatus, 51
contiguus, (52, 69
coniracius, 82
convergeus, 52
convexa, 124
convexus, 1 16, 121
convivus, 87
Coploneiinis, 78, 88
C()(|nel)arlii, 177
Co(|uerelii, 23
cordiger, 81
Corduba, 9

INDEX.

195

Coreidae, I
Coreiis, 3, 7, 14
coiiaceipennis, 12.3
Corisus, 19
Coiizus, 18
corn u la, 3
CoronilliP, 72
Corsicus, 18
corticalis, 158
costalis, 13, 42, 123
costatus, 123
coxalis, 48

crassicoinis, 19, 87, 150
crassi femur, 9(5
crassipes, 161
Creticus, 39
cribratissima, 1 13
cribralissiinus, 79, 113
crueller, 89
crudelis, 53
cruralis, 125
Cryptorhamphus, 143
Cryplostemma, 161
currax, 157
Curtisii, 162
curtulus, 127
curvipes, 93
Cyiuida, 26
CymidoB, 25
Cymodema, 143
cymoides, 66, 74
Cymophyes, 140, 141
Cymus, 124, 140
Cyrtosternum, 161

D.

Dalmani, 15
Dalinanni, 15
Dasycoris, 7
decoratus, 61, 81, 82
dccurlatus, 126
decussatus, 189
Degeeri, 36
delieatulus, 54
delineatus, 35, 103
deliralor, 3
den la lor, 8
deuticulalus, 7, 8
dentipes, 14

depvessa, 95
deprcssns, 66, 95
depreheusus, 6o
Dermatinus, l(i7, 169
descriptus, 103
deustus, 169
Diaclor, 9
Diariplus, 11
dichrous, 10
didymus, 140
Dieuches, 78, 97
difficilis, 8
diffinis, 110
difl'usus, 59, 118
dilataUis, 84
dilaticornis, 77
dileetus, 176
diiutipes, 128
dimidiala, 154
dimidialus, 45, 107,

114, 124
Diudynius, 175
Diomphalus, 77, 86
Dipsocoris, 1(>1
Dirnalus, 9
disci fer, 92, 139, 158,

179
disciger, 16
Discogasler, 3
discoidalis, 55, 179
discolor, 130, 190
dispar, 6, 60, 126, 139
dissimilis, 61
distinctus, 18, 20, 81,

89, 136
distinguendus, 87, 154
diiomoides, 124
divisus, 62, 105, 134
domesticus, 154
dorsalis, 14
dorsigcr, 2
dorsilinea, 145
Dorycus, 33
Douglasi, 8<)
Drevvseiii, 3
Drymus, 17, 85, 87, 89,

107
Dufouri, 8

Dysdercus, 175, 177,
*179

Eclremus, 154
elalus, 43
Eldarca, 24
elegans, 53, 151
elegaiUulus, 162
elevator, 5
elevalus, 8
elongata, 4
elongatus, 158, 173
Emblethis, 77, 80
encaustu'!, 88
enervis, 83
ephippiaUis, 68
equeslris, 39
Ereuioeoris, 77, 82, 89
Eretmopliora, 23
erosus, 113
erraiis, 18, 20
erraticus, 82
eryllirocephaia, 135
erytbroeephalus, 135
erytbroplerus, 86
Euander, 77, 109
Eugistus, 144
cxcavatup, 54
exilis, 161
extrenius, 99

Fairmairi, 52
Falleni, 15
Fallenii, 15
I'amelicus, 52
familiaris, 39, 57
fascialiventris, 51, 55
fasciatus, 41, 1 16, 124,

150, 174, 18(5
fasciiveiitris, 157
fecialis, 54
femora lis, 85
fenestralus, 22
I'errugiuea, 1(50
ferrugineus, 87, 122
fera, 89
ferus, 89
fervens, 182

196

INDEX.

festivus, 53
Fiebeii, 34, 126, 168
fimbviatus, 59
flavicans, 157
flaviceps, 139
flavifhis, '24, 185
flavitlipes, 75
flavipeniiis, 4
flavipes, 115, 116, 140,

147, 175
flavolinibatus, 180
flavomargiuellus, 42
Flori, 88
fcEcIa, 119
f(Edus, 119
foliaceata, 1 1
foliacealus, 1 1
Fontejiis, 116, 121
foniieticicola, 155
foimicetoiiim, 155
Forsieii, 169
fossitius, 65
foveolata, 141
foveolaliis, 141
fiaclicollis, 1 16
Fra_a;aiise, 66
Fianciscaiius, 141
fratenius, 90
frontalis, 135
fuliginosus, 67
fulvescens, 160
fulvipennis, 126
fulvipes, 54, 127
fill von iger, 183
fuinipennis, 160
furcalus, 52
furcula, 53
fuspo-clavata, 9
fuscomaciilatus, 188
fusconcivosus, 129
fuscopuiictatus, 168
fiiscovenosiis, 123, 128
fusciis, 162
fusifenuir, 146

G.

galacliiius, 155
galactodernuis, SO
Galapagensis, 142

Gastrodes, 121
Gaji, 91, 128
geniinatus, 141
gemmatus, 20
Genei, 16, 126, 136,

144
geniculaliis, 77
Geocorida, 26
Geocoiis, 136
Geimainii, 24
Gennalus, 144
Gennari, 154
Gbilianii, 87
gibba, 135
gibbosa, 5
gibbiis, 135
Giiaffa, 145
glabenimus, 94
glaudicolor, 140
Gonianotus, 77, 80
Gonuceiiis, 2, 10
graciliconiis, 16
gracilipes, 1 18
gracilis, 12, 19. 85,

117
graininicola, 66
gramiiiis, 72
grandis, 167
Graptolonius, 37
graptosternus, 18
Graplostetluis, 37
gravidator, 14
griseus, 80, 137
grylloides, 135
Giiinecnsis, 173
giitla, 42, 98
guttata, 121
gultalus, 20, 90
giittiger, 57
guttula, 2
giiltulatiis, 75
Gyndes, 116, 121

H.

haematomera, 24
haemorrhoidalis, 179,

185
haniulatus, 89
Harmosles, 13

Helferi, 124
Helveticiis, 153
hemipterus, 85, 114
Henestaridffi, 25
Heiiestaris, 144
Heiffiiis, 116, 120
Hetcrogaster, 66, 71,

123, 124
hexacaiUbus, 1 1
Hircanicus, 141
hirsutiila, 85
hirsutuliis, 85
hirsiitus, 7, 85
hirticoniis, 7, 12
hirtulus, 134
Hispamis, 14, 144
hispidiilus, 86
histrionicus, 178
Holocranum, 140, 141
bolosericeus, 83
Honialodema, 121
hoploxys, 5
horrens, 6
borrida, 4
horridus, 4
hospes, 56, 57
liumeralis, 159
bumilis, 72
byalinatus, 91
hyalinus, 22
Hyalocbilus, 77, 81
Hypnopbilus, 78, 85,

"ll4
Hypseloiiotus, 3
Hyoscyami, 17
Hyrcanicus, 141
hystricodes, 5
Hyslrix, 5

I.

Ibericus, 78, 86
Icus. 114
Idiutropus, 162
immaculatus, 168
iimminis, 142
impiclivenlris, 188
inipressicollis, 141
iuipudens, 17
iDcequalis, 49, 57

INDEX.

197

incana, 76
incanus, 76
incarnatus, 10
inceitus, 64
iucisiis, 100
iucoiispicua, 16'2
inconspiciuis, 18, 95,

162
iucomptus, 54
indecoius, 172
Iiidicus, 77
inerniipes, 65
ineimis, 124
Infeiicornia, 24
innotatus, 61
inornaUis, 18, 1 12
insectus, 1 16
insidiosus, 157
insiguis, 76, 124, 143,

144
insularis, 88
intenuptus, 124
irrovatus, 66
Ischnocoris, 114
Isclinodeiniis, 126, 145
Ischnopeza, 77, 80
Ischnorh^ncljns, 140
Ischnotai'sus, 86
Italicus, 168

Jacobieae, 66
Jainaicensis, 67, 182
Japonicus, 58
jucundus, 52

K.

Kermesinus, 9
Kimbergi, 74, 144
Kunekelli, 41
Kcenigi, 186
KcEuigii, 185, 186

lacertosus, 109
laevigatus, 156

Lamprodema, 77, 83,

91
Lampionotiis, 88
Lainproplax, 78, 88
Lapponiciis, 135
Laigida, 164
Laigithc, l(i3
Largina, 164
Laryngodiis, 145
Las'iDCoiis, 77, 84, 88
Lasiosoiniis, 77, 83
lateralis, 44, 97, 172
laticeps, 20, 144
laticoniis, 15
latior, 155
lativeutris, 18
latiila, 154
latus, 87, 156, 159
Lavater;E, 123
lemiiiscalus, 53
lepidus, 19, 151
leptocerus, 16
Le|)loplitlialimis, 188
leplopoides, 1 17
Letba?iis, 75
Lethienyi, 88
leucoceias, 101
leucodermus, 78
leuco|)teius, 123, 127
leucospilus, 56, 98
leucuius, 57
Licbenobia, 160
iimbatellus, 158
limbalipeniiis, 47
limbatus, 86, 89, 150
limbifer, 170
lineolatus, 123
linearis, 125, 129
iineata, 146
liiieatipes, 177
lineatovenlris, 21
lineatus, 89
lineola, 18, 20, 41, 136,

143, 146
lineolatus, 124
litigiosa, 1 18
litigiosiis, 1 18
lituratiis, 15
lividipennis, 137
lividus, 16
lobata, 15

lobatus, 15
loEvus, 128
Loll i la, 167
longiceps, 154
longicollis, 12, 82, 109,

116
longicornis, 9, 146, 167
longipes, 102
longissiina, 167
longirostris, 173, 184
longiiisculiis,60
longulus, 53, 113
longiis, 127
Lonicerte, 83
Luriciila, 162
Loxocnemis, 8
Luclisi, 1 16
lucorinn, 153, 156
luctuosiis, 48, 126
lugons, 23, 170
lugubris, 153
luniger, 83
lunulatus, 180
Lupantbiis, 10
lurid us, 116
iuscinus, 93
luscus, 86
luteicornis, 107
luleolus, 156
luteus, 8, 153
Lybindus, 10
Lyctocoris, 154
Lygffiida, 26
Lyga;ida% 25
Lyga>ina, 25
Lygceodon, 37, 163
Lygaeosoina, 37
Lygajus, 2,5,9,37, 161,

167
lynceus, 78

M.

Maccevetbus, 18
niacra, 9
Macrocera'a, 167
Macrocberaia, 167
Macrodenia, 77, 89
Macroplax, 122
Macropterna, 122
rnactans, 62

198

INDEX.

maculaliis, 17, 20, 56,

66, 119, 125
maculicollis, 40, 111,

171
inaculigerus, 21
maculipennis, 85, 155
maculiventiis, 22
Madagascariensis, 175
Maderensis, 93
Madura, 9
magnicornis, 19
Malaya, 102, 121
Malayus, 102, 121
Malcus, 75
Manillensis, 59
Maoiicus, 64
marginalis, 45, 68, 125,

142
margin a tus, 16, 54, 75,

80, 168
marginellus, 45
margine--puiictatiis, 80
luargiuifer, 55
marginipennis, 96
Margus, 17
marmoralus, 14, 124
Marniotlaiii, 41
Maroccainis, 78
rDassulata, 3
maura, 83
Mauriiii, 138, 143
mauriis, 48, 83
Mecorlianiphus, 66
megacepbalus, 126
Megaloiioliis, 77, 84, 88
Meganoliis, 91, 167
melanoceplialiis,65, 140
melanucerus, 89
Melanospilus, 37
Melauostelluis, 37
melauoliis, 86
itielainirus, 54
Melanoryllieus, 'M
membrana-us, 140
mendiciis, 57
meridionalis, 13, 21
Merocoris, 7, 13,17,21,

24
Melacanthus, 13
Meioplax, 122
Mevauia, 7

Mexican us, 23
Microbasis, 59
Microphysa, 150, 162
Microphysae, 161
Microphysidfe, 161
Microplax,77, 122
niicroptcrus, 85
Micropus, 126
Microspilus, 38, 51
iiiiciotomus, 22
Microlouia, 1 13
miles, 60
militaris, 39
Mimicus, 88
IMiuius, 54, 180
Minki, 450
minor, 13
minutissimus, 1 16
minutus, ]5(>
Miris, 122
modesUis, 47, 123
mcereus, 9i)
moutivagus, 12
mucronatus, 96
Muisanti, 160
mulliliuea, 131
mundnlus, 79, 94
muudus, 53, 69, 181
minicata, 5
muscoruui, 160
muticus, 16
mutilatus, 64
Mjla, 7
Myodocba, 145
Myodochus, 145
myrmecobia, 162
Myrmedobia, 161
Myrmidius, 23
Myrmus, 20

N.

Nabiforniis, 1 17
Nabizoides, 1 19
Namacus, 1
Namaquensis, 75
Naibo, 77, 102
Natalensis, 4, 119
nebulosus, 14, 23, 81
iieglectus, 17, 150
ncmoralis, 149, 153

nemorum, 149
Nepelae, 72
Neides, 12
Nerii, 65

nervoso-punclatus, 17
uervosus, 20, 82
Neurocladus, 77, 80
Nicobareusis, 65
Nietneri, 121
niger, 84, 89, 137, 156
nigra, 24, 89
nigrellus, 150
nigriceps, 56, 103, 175
nigricoruis, 36, 150,

177, 178
nigripes, 34, SI, 109,

178
nigrispina, 7
nigritulus, 106
nigroffineus, 1 10
nigrocruciatus, 175
nigrofasciatus, 185
nigromaculatus, 95
nigrotiitens, 151
nigropictus, 96
nigropunctata, 3, 4
nigropuuctatus, 3, 18
nigroruber, 114
nigrorubra, 114
nigroslillatus, 128
nigrolarsus, 175
nigrovittata, 146
Ninus, 143
Nirovecus, 2
nilidulus, 83
nilidus, 88, 91
nodosa, 77
nodosus, 77
notatipes, 73
notatus, 85, 109
Notochilus, 77, 87, 89
nubilus, 14, 68, 84
nugax, 35
numenius, 66
Nysius, 66, 142

O.

obscurator, 17
obscurella, 158

190

obscunis, 15, 16
obliquiis, 15.3, 179
oblonga, 1 18
oblongiis, 1 18, 135
obsciuipes, 104
obscunis, 84, 87, 156
obsoletus, 48, 67, 158
oblusiis, 76
occipitalis, 53
oceanicus, 189
ocbroceias 90, 1 IS
ochroleuca, 141
ochroleucus, 141
ochropleriis, 83
ocbropiis, 129
oculalus, 1 14
oculus-cancri, 144
Odontopiis, 170, 175
CEdancala, 145
olivaceus, 186
Oucopeltus, 37
Opblhalinicus, 76, 83,

135
orbus, 143
Oiifjani, 124
Oisillus, 65
Onbsa, 121
ovalis, 90
Oxycaienus, 122
Ozophora, 78, 90

Pachybrachius, 116
Pacbycoleiis, 160
Pachygroncba, 145
Pachygionllia, 145
Pachyijronlhida, 26
Pacbymerus, 06, 76,

114
Pacby tarsus, 161
pacificus, 56
Pactye, 77, 102
paganus, 1 19
Paletbrocoiis, 16
pallens, 70, 98, 123,

137
pallescens, 18, 44
pallicornis, 98
pallida, 2

pallidiceps, 137
pallidiiiervis, 75
pallidipennis, 114, 1

129, 135, 145
pallidocinctus, 44
pallidulus, 85
])allipeunis, 71
pallipes, 17, 47,

137
palustris, 161
Pamera, 89, 117
Pancbloea, 77, 95
parallela, 8
paiallelum, 8
parallel us, 12(5
Parisiensis, 154
Paroniiis, 1 l(i
parvicornis, 150
parvula, 117
parviilus, 117, 15!
patellatus, 1 1
patruelis, 06
pectoralis, 17, 170, 1
pedestris, 40, 76, 79
Pedeticus, 124
pellucidus, 156
Peuduliiuis, 11, 95
perfida,2, 9
Peiitrechus, 77, 84,

89, 109
perpuuctatus, 14
Peruviaiuis, 184
Petalotoina, 1 1
pbaeopbilus, 106
pbffiopterus, 136
Piiilippiinis, 188
Philomyrmex, 31
])liceiiiceus, 78
Plioroneus, 77, 96
Pbygadicus, 25, 71,

74
Phygas, 71, 72
Physopelta, 178
piceicoriiis, 154
piceus, 88
pi eta, 118
pictipennis, 109
pictipes, 23
picturatus, 90
pictus, 83, 1 18
Piezodera, 179, IW

83,

91

87,

Piezostetbus, 155
pilicornis, 8, 13, 84, 157
pilifrons, 80
j)iiiger, 118
piligera, 1 18
pili])es, 86
piiosicoilis, 4, 23
pi'osuhis, 76
Piiieli, 79
Pini, 79, 150
Pioiiosonius, 77, 83
piratoides, 121
placidus, 96
piagiala, 33
plagiatus, 124
Platyf?aster, 121
Plapigus, 10
plaiycliilus, 80
Plalyuoius, 167
Platyplax, 72
jdebeius, 82
Plintbisus, 1 15
Plintbisomus, 1 15
Plociomera, 98, 102,

103, 116
Plunentis, 19
podagricus, 82
Pojantius, 77, 96
poecilopterus, 102
pojcilus, 91, 18()
Poeyi, 44
Polyacaiitbus, 1 13
polycbroinus, 91
Pofycratcs, 77, 95
porosus, 10
prtBtextalus, 85
pratensis, 20, 149
Preyssleri, 123
priiiceps, 79
Proderus, 114, 115
prolixus, 14
proininulus, 9
protensa, 23
proxiiiia, 1 19
proximus, 23, 51, 69,

119, 152
psaimiiol)ius, 87
pselapbiforniis, 162
pse]a])boides, 167
pseiidocliiiiclie, 157
Pseudujdilcps, 1(!2

200

INDEX.

Pseudoplilceus, 14
Pterotmetus, 1 14
Ptocbiomera, 77
pubescens, 76, 152
pudicus, 29

pulcbellus, 46, 68, 155
pulcber, 86
pulcbra, 4

punctato-^iittatus, 40
punctalus, 132
piincticeps, 89
punclifer, 148
punctipeiinis, 21, 67
punclipes, 12
punciiventiis, 21
punctosus, 72
punctulaliis, 114
punclum, 40
pusilhis, 65, 112, 115,

129, 153
pyj^majiis, 126
Pynhocoiida, 163
Pynbocorida?, 163
Pynliocoiiua, 163
Pyivbocoiis, 52, 167,

175, 177
pyrrboinelas, 189
Pyrrbopepliis, 169, 171
Pynbobaphiis, 37

Q.

quadratus, 80, 126
quadricollis, 91
qiiadiigiittatiis, 46
quadrilineatus, 21
quadri|)laf<iatus, 173
qiiadiipunclata, 145
quadiistillala, 1 19
quadrislillatiis, 1 19

E.

ramosus, 172
lapldiius, 97
reclivatus, 41
red actus, 120
Reduvius, 157

reflexus, 179
repressus, 10^
Resedas, 140
ibapbiinenis, 23
Rhiiiarius, 156
rbombeus, 79
rbomboideus, 3
Rhopalidee, 13
Rbopalus, 18, 134
Rbynavius, 149
Rhypaiocbromida, 27
Rbyparocbioniidae, 25
Rbyparocbromus, 76,

77, 113
rbyparus, 68
Rbypodes, 71
livulaiis, 54
Rnireri, 158
Rolandri, 78
Rosciiis, 173
rotundatus, 12
rubefactus, 88
ruber, 21, 186
rubescens, 22, 47
rubicundulus, 150
rubigiiiosus, 110
rubra, 186
rubricalor, 3
rubricosa, 178
rubricosus, 40
rubrip;er, 44
rubrobalieatus, 9
rufescens, 1, 21,72, 150
ruficeps, 44, 63, 137,

183
ruficollis, 64, 183
rufifemoratus, 52
rutipenuis, 155
rufipes, 83, 87, 121,

184
rufiveutris, 52, 126
rufocinctus, 10
rufus, 21
russus, 178
rusiicns, 76, 129, 134,

184

sabuleti, 83, 116, 126

sabulicola, 88
sabulosus, 76
Sablber^'i, 88
Salda, 136, 154, 156
Salviae, 72

sanguinarius, 65, 181
sanguineus, 19,88, 169
sanguinolens, 177
Sarolhamni, 153
Salurejae, 141
Saturnius, 79
saxatilis, 40
scabricoruis, 7
Scantius, 167, 169
Scaphula, 80
Scoloposcelis, 161
Scolopiislethus, 77, 81,

82,87
Scotli, 67
scrupulosus, 186
scutatus, 22
scutellaris, 5, 23, 168,

178
scutellatus, 67, 90
selector, 2
semialbus, 2
semicolon, 71
setnidolens, 97
serailucens, 99
semipuiictatus, 126
semi ruber, 58
Semperi, 146
Senecionis, 66
sericans, 57
serrata, 14
serralus, 7, 14
serripes, 92, 1 18, 145
Servillei, 117
servus, 54
sexmaculatus, 40
sexpunctatus, 175
Seycbellesus, 120
Sbarpi, 88
Siamicus, 102
Sibiricus, 168
Siculus, 124, 135
Sid;e, 22, 188
Sidnica, 121
Sidnicus, 110, 121
signicollis, 138
signifer, 74

201

Signoieti, 19. 162
siiJiilis, 4
siimilans, (58
SiiKc, 98
sinmilaiis, (i3
siniiatocullis, 17
sobiina, 133, 144
sobiimis, 133, 144
soleiiis, ISO
sordidiis, 01, 71, 98
Spathoceva, 15
Spliragadimiuin, 8()
Spilostetbiis, 37
spiniceps, 7
spiniger,
spiiiigerellus, 83
spinipes, 15, 30, 53
Spinola?, 7, 120, 144
spinosiis, 1 1, 12
Spitzyi, 123
spiircus, ()8
squalidiis, 10, 59
Stalagnostellius, 37
Stalii, 23

stapliylinifoiinis, 1 14
stapliylinoides, 1 14
Steiiocoris, 117
Steiiogaster, 122
steinalis, 53
Sletlioti'dpis, 70
sliguia, 102
StoUiamis, 51
stiiatiis, 47
stviotus, 108
strigatus, 130
Strobilotoma, 16
Slyguocoiis, 70
Slygnus, 70
subapteruni, 170
subapterus, 170
siibcinctiis, 70
subcrucialus, 151
suberytliiopus, 1 15
subjectus, 02
substi'iatus, 19
subiilis, 102
Siulalus, 12
sulcalus, 133
sulcicoinis, 24
sulcifer, 151
su]ieisliliosu!<, 184, 180

siiturali '81
sulincUi ,'9
sylvaticus, 85
sylvestiis, 1 10
Syroinastes, 4, 15, 18
Syitis, 14

T.

tabida, 14()
tabid lis, 125
tabulatus, 10
ticniatus, 54
tasniola, 4
Talpa, 133
tai'taieus, 75, 170
Temnostetluis, 153
Teracriiis, 75
tergiiuis, 90
terininalis, 105, 122
testaceipcs, 101
testacoiis, 157, 158
Telralaceus, 154
Tetrapbleps, 154
Thaumastopus, 147
Theiaiiha, 17
tboracicus, 44
Thymi, 0(), 07
tibialis, 128
tigiinus, 20
lineodes, 1 19
lomeuticollis, 4
torquatus, 110
transvcrsus, 52, 97
Iransviigatiis, 1
Tiapezonotus, 77, 81,

87, 89
tiicboceias, 12
tricolor, 138
iricostatus, 22
tvichoptenis, 89
tiigullatiis, 120
tiiliiieatus,53
tiiinaculaius, 41
Tiiphleps, 150, 150
tii])unctatus, 77
tristis, 78, 137, 162
Tiislranii, 41
Tiitoiiuiceia, 146

Tropistetbus, 77, 83
tiuculentus, 43
truncatiilus, 142, 1()2
iriiiicatus, 19, 22
tiiix, 43
tiibeiciilata, 5
Tullus, 44
turciciis, 42, 46
turgidi lemur, 95
Typbce, 141
typbfecornis, 16

U.

Ugiiiiis, 9

Ulricbi, 81, 126, 156
utubrifer, 90
uuifasciatiis, 43
uniguttatus, 95
uniuiaculatus, 55
Urlicae, 71

V.

V-album, 102
varicornis, 177
vaiipennis, 131
varius, 83
vavicolor, 43
variegatus, 46
velutiiuis, 128
ventralis, 23
vemistiis, 39
Verbasci, 80
verticalis, 64
vexillarius, 10
vicina, 1 18
viciuus, 45, 90, 1 1
Victoris, 21
Vi]ga,4
villicus, 35
villosuUis, 54
villosiis, 84
viimlus, 90, 117
viiescens, 13, 143
vittatus, 154
villibculis, 44

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Zicca,3, 4
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