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134 [June-Sept. 1894

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES. VI.

BY SAMUEL HEISHAW.

BIOLOGIA CENTRALI-AMERICANA.mRHYN-CHOTA. HEMIPTERA-HETEROPTERA. Vol. I.

By W. L. Distant.

gen. sp.

Pentatomidae 188o, pt. 4 5, 7 8 p.1--88; I88I, pt. 9, P. 89-1o3; 1884,pt. 34 P. 3o4; I889 pt. 78 8I p.3o5-328; 89o pt. 84 85, 87p. 329-351; I893 pt. Io9, p. 4‘52-458. IO4 377

Coreidae I88r pt. 9-I2 p. io3-168;188. pt. 15, p. 169-I73 i89% pt.87, p. 35r-352; 1892 pt. Io5 p.353-368; 893 pt. Io6 m9, p. 369378 458-461. 75 2o

Lygaeidae 1882 pt. 15-I 7, i% p. I73-220,; i893 pt. Io6-1o8, p. 387-411. 54 176

Pyvrhocoridae I882 pt. 1% p. 22o-2241883, pt. 2I 26, p. 225;-234 1893pt. lO8, lO9; p. 4II-4I‘5 461-462. IO 33

Capsidae, i883 pt. 26, p. 234-264;I884 pt. 28 29 34 P. 265-303;1893 pt. io8 lO9, p. 415-45i462. 8o 3 I3

Species of the following genera are fig-ured :Pentatonidae. Acanthosoma, IO. Ach-

ares, 3 Aethus, 3. Agonosoma, 30. Ag-roecus, 3I. *Alkindus, 30. *Architas, 29Arocera, 7, 3, 31. *Atizies, 39. Augocoris,I. Banasa 7, 8 30. Berecynthus, 6.*Beroaldus, 29. Boea, 3o. *Boerus, 3o.Bothrocoris, 8. Brachystethus, 8, 31. Bro-chymena, , 6 31 Camirus, 2, 30. *Capi-vaccius, 39. Chlaenocoris 3o. Chlorochroa,6 31. Chlorocoris, ‘5 6, 7, 3 31. Cory-zorhaphis, 2. Cosmopepla, $ 31. *Crato,39. Cyrtaspis 4, 3TM Cyrtomenus, 2.

Dichelops, 31 Dinidor IO. Dinocoris, 5,6, 29, 31. Discocephala 4, .5, 6. Dryptoce-phala 4. Dystus, 2. Edessa 8, 9, I% 30,

31, 32. Empicoris, 6. Eurystethus, 6.Euschistus, .5, 6, 7, 31. Euthyrhynchus, I.

*Galeacius, 29. Galedanta, .5. Heteroscelis

3. Homaemus, 2, 3o. Hymenarcys, 6.Lobonotus, 4. Lobothyreus, 29. Loxa, 5, 6.

Macropygium, 5, 6. *Mathiolus, 3 r. Mel-anodertnus, .5. Microporus, 2, 4. Mor-midea, 5, 6, 7. Murgantia 7. Mutyca, 4.Nezara, 7, 31 32. Olbia, to. Oplomus, I,

3, 4. Orsilochus, I, 2, 3 Pachycoris, .Padaeus, 6. Pallantia, 3o. Pangaeus, 2, 3"Pantochlora, 8. Pelidnocoris, 7. Peribalus,6. Perillus, i 3 4. Perornatus, 8, io.

Phalaecus, 7. Pharypia, 6. Phineus, 7.Piezodorus, 7, 3 I. Podisus, t, 2, 3, 4, 7, 29,

3o. *Priapismus, 31. Proxys, 5. Rhytido-porus, 4. Sibaria, 5. Sphyrocoris, 2. *Sten-

ocoris 4. Stiretrus, I, 3, 3TM *Supputius,4, 29" Syllobus, 3 Symphylus, I, 2, 3, 29,

3 Taurocerus, 7, 8. Tetyra, 3. Thyanta,‘5, 7, 3TM Thyreocoris, 2, 3, 3. Tricho-

pepla,’6, 31. Tynacantha, 29.Coreidae. Acanthocephala, IO, I, 12.

Acidomeria, 12. Alydus, I. Anasa, I213, I4 33. Anisoscelis 13. Archimeris,

II, 12, 33. Aufeius, 15;. Bactrodosoma, 39.Bardistus, 33. Capaneus, It, 12, 33. Cat-

orhintha, I/5. Cebrenis, 14. Charisterus, 13,

33. Chelinidea, 13. Cimolus, 13. Col-

latia, 14. Corizus, I.5 16. Curupira,. 39’Cydamus, IS, 33. Darmistus, 1.5. Dasy-coris, I5. Diactor, 33. Ficana 14. Fla-

vius io. *Galeottus, 39. Harmostes i5.

Hirilcus, IO. Hyalymenus I5. Hypselo"notus, 14. 16. jadera, 1.5, 17. Jalysus, 16.

Laminiceps, 33. Leptoglossus, 12. Leptos-cells, i3. Lycambes, Ii. Machtima, II.

Madura, 13. Mamuriu, 12. Margus, 13, 14.

Melucha, 33. Mozema I, i2. Namacus,

4 Narnia, I3 33. Nematopus, IX, i2.

Nirovect.s, 14. *Ojedana, 33. Pachylis, Io.

*Parajalysus, 16. Paryphes, I,5. Plapigus,

13. Protenor, 16. Savius, I.5. Scolopo-

cerus, I6. Sephina, 12, 13. Spartocera, 13,

33. Sphictyrtus, I5;, 33. Staluptus, 13Stenoscelidea, i2. Thasus, IO. TracheliumI6, 33. Vilga, 14, 33. Xenogenus, 39.Zicca, 14.Lygaeidae. *Aclohua 34. Acroleucus,

17, 18, 34. *Balboa, 35. *Bathycles, 35.BeIonochilus, 34. *Bubaces, 36. *Caeneus,

June-Sept. 894.J PST’CttE. 135

35. *Catenes, 35. *Cholula, 9, 35. *Cli-genes, 35. Cymus, 34. *Davila 35.*Dorachosa, 36. *Enciscoa, 34. Eremo-coris, 2o, 35. Erlacda, 35. Esuris, 36.Geocoris t7, tS. *Gonatas, 2o. Heraeus,t8 9. Ischodemus 9, 34. Ischnorhyn-chus 9, 34. Ligyrocoris 7 8, 9.Lygaeus, t6, t7, tS, 34. *Mayana, 34.Myodocha, 7, tS. *Neoca.ttarus, t9, 2o, 35.*Neoninus, tg. *Nicuesa, 34. Ninus, t9.*Ninyas t9, 34. Nysius, 34. Oncopeltus.t6, 7. Pachygrontha, I7, 34. Parema, t7,9. Peliopelta, 36. Pephysena tS, 2o.

*Perigenes, 34. *Petissius, 35. Plociomera,7, 9, 35. *Prytanes, 35. *Pseudopamera,2o, 35. Rhaptus, 36. Rhyparochromus, 9"Salacia, 35. *Scythinus, 35. *Sisamnes, 35.*Toonglasa, 34 Trapezonotus, 2o. *Tra-pezus, 20.

Pyrrkocoridae.--Arhaphe, 2t. Dysderus21. Fibrenus, 20, 2. Japetus, 21. Largu,,2o. *Phaeax, 36 Pyrrhocoris, 21. *Reno-daeus, 39. Stenomacra, 20. Theraneis, 2t,

22.

Casidae.*Admetus, 25. *Annona, 26,27, 39. *Antias, 29 *Auchus, 39. *Biba-culus, 28. Calocoris, 22, 23, 25, 37. *Calo-corisca, 26, 27, 38. *Calondas, 23 26.*Carmelus, 28, 38, 39. *Chius, 27. *Cimat-lan, 7, 38. Compsocerocoris, 25, 37.Collaria, 24. *Creontiades, 23. Cylapus,2, 36. Cyrtocapsus, 29 *Dermarata, 29,39. Eccritotarsus, 22, 23, 26, 28, 38.

*Eioneus, 36. *Eubatas, 27. *Eurotas, 29.*Falconia, 29. *Ficinus, 39. *Florus, 9"Fulvius, 23, 27. *Fundanius, 28. *Fuscus29. Garganus, 25 37. Hadromema, 22.

Henicocnemis, 27 Herdonius, 35 *Hor-cias, 26, 27, 38. *Jacchinus, 37. *Jobertus,36. *Jornandes, 29, 39. *Lampethusa, 29.Lopidea 23 37. *Lygdus, 24 36 Lygus,3, 26, 37. *Mala, :6. Megacoelum, 23, 37.*Minytus, 24 36 Miris, 23, 36. *Monalo-corisca, 8, 38. Monalonion 23, 24. *Neo-borus, 27 38 *Neocapsus, 22, 38 *Neo-carnus, 29. *Neofurius, 23 28, 29. *Neo-leucon, 26. *Neoproba, 26, 37. *Neosilia,27, 29, 39. Neurocolpus, 23 OelIus, 25.Orasus, 23 *Pandama, 26, 37. *Pappus,25, 37. *Paracalocoris, 22, :5, 37. *Para-carnus, :8, 39. *Parachids, 27. *Paraproba,26. *Piasus, 24. *Poeas, 37. Poecilo-capsus, 2:, 23, 26, 27 37. *Proba, 25, 26.*Pseudobryocoris, 28. *Pseudocarnus, 28.*Ranzovius, 36. Resthenia, 22, 24, 25, 36,37. *Rhasis, 38. *Spartacus, 26. *Sysinas,23 24 25 *Taedia, 25. *Trygo, 29 *Van-nius, 4. *Xenetus, 24. *Zacynthus, 24*Zoilus, 25, 36. *Zosippus, 24, 36.The figure following the name of the

genus indicates the number o the plate;new genera are preceded by an (*). Of thelO9 species recorded from Central America,

49 Petatomidae, 29 Coreidae, 2 Lygaeidae,7 Pyrrhocoridae, and 7 Capsidae, a total of

tt4, are found in America north of Mexico.

NOTES ON BOMBYCID LARVAE.

BY HARRISON G. DYAR NEW YORK.

PARORGYIA LEUCOPHAEA Abbot and Smith.

797A and S. Lep. ins. Ga. pl. 78.clintoni Grote and Robinson.t866G and R. Proc. ent. soc. Phil., vi, 3.vat. BASIFLAVA Packard.t864Pack., Proc. ent. soc. Phil., iii, 333.Larva (before last molt). Head shining

black. Body pale yellowish, variegated with

black.; a black dorsal line, interrupted on thesummits of the posterior segments. Longsilky white hairs, with a few black ones arisefrom the subventral warts. The lateral row(row iii) furnishes shorter bristly yellowishhairs; but on joints 2 and 3 gives a longpencil of black hairs. A few black hairs alsooverhang the head and extend from joint 3.

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