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AUSTRALIAN HEMIPTERA-MUSGRAVE. :321
and terminating in three teeth, two produced forwards and one
backwards and outwards.
Scutellum reddish-black, rugose; the base raised in the form
of a triangle due to the presence of the oblique grooves on either
side running to the anterior angles; running from anterior to
posterior border is a median glabrous fascia, ochraceous for twothirds
of its length, the remainder black; on either side of median
Figure 1.
fascia, but barely distinguishable from the rugose surface, are two
outwardly-curved glabrous ridges ochraceous in their anterior half,
and which anteriorly bridge the grooves to meet the median ridge
about the apex of the raised triangular base; posteriorly they
meet with the median ridge near the end of the scutellum; end of
scutellum black.
Hemelytra black, punctate, thickly clothed with scales, outer
margin of corium light-ochraceous.
Sternum reddish-black, punctate, clothed with crystalline
scales.
Venter reddish-black and covered with crystalline scales and
fine hairs; fiat medially, convex laterally, the anterior segments
over-hanging the lateral margins.
Legs with COXlB, trochanters, and bases of femora, posterior
extremities of tibilB, and joints, yellowish, remainder reddish-black.
Hab.-S. Australia: Ooldea, 1