Coleoptera. Vol. I. [Longicornia. Part I.]

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..SYSTEMATIC INDEX.4. phiale, Gahan5. fulgurata, Gahan . .6. manipurensis, Gahan7. sexnotata, Chew. .8. placida, Pascoe ....0. Jallax, Chevr10. praeiLsta, Lameere . .11. rhea, Gahan12. quiiiquenotata, Chevy13. Irimaculata, Chevr.14. sutiiialis, Gahan]•">. tiiualba, Gahan ....1 0. elegautula, Gahan . .Clvtoctra, Gahan ....1. cliionospila, GahanDomoiiax, llionis1. lineatus, Chevr2. balyi, Pascoe•). nionticola, Gahan . .4. all)Osiguatus, Gahan5. oblongomaculatus,GahanCi. nigrouiaculatus, Gahan7. literatus, Galian ....8. f-erailuctuosus, White9. digniis, Gahan10. leiicoscutellatus, Ho'pe1 1 tc'-taceus, Hope ....12. deceus, Gahan ....] 3. decorus, Gahan ....14. reticollis, Gahan . .15. walkeri, Pascoe ....16. andamaiiicus, Gahan17. niacilentus, Chevr. . .18. ddliertii, Gahan ....19. imilio, Pascoe20. qiiadricolor, Gahan21. fnanus, Gahan ....22. qiiadricollis, Gahan23. biciiiotus, i/o;)^ ....24. diinidiatu.?, Chevr. . .25. albomaciilatiis, AUard2(). divi.«iis, Chevr27. albiciiictus, Hope . .28. ascendeii.s, Pascoe . .29. fomiicoides, Lameere30. iiiaculicollis. Gahan31. delesserti, Chevr. . .32. ])ersimilis, Chevr. . .33. funebrisj Lameere . .Page27327427427527527G276276277277278278279279280280281282282283283284284285286286287288288289289290291291292292293293294294295295296296297297298298299Page9. Psilomerus, Chevr 2991. aiigustiis, Chevr oOO2. bimaculatus, Gahan . . 3003. hanipsoni, Gahan .... 30110. 01igoen(>pIu.*, Chevr 3011. veutralis, Chevr 3022. murinus, Al/ard 30211. Aglaophis, Thonis 30.S1. hiinierosus, Chevr 3032. fasciatus, Thongs 3043. watsoni, Gahan 304Group 18. Epipedocerini . 305. . 3131. Epipedocera, Chevr 3051. zona, Chevr 3062. laticolhs, Gahan 3073. affinis, Chevr 3074. undulata, Hope 3072. Centrotoclytus, Motsch. . . 3081. quadridens, Motsch. . . 3082. carinatus, Gahan .... 3093. Eicon, Pascoe 3101. biniaculatuni, Gahan. . 3104. llalnie, Pascoe 3111. ciuctella, Gahan 3112. cseiiilesc-ens, Gaha?i 312. .5. Clytellus, Westicood .... 3121. olesteroides, PascoeGroup 19. Cleomenini .... 313. . 3161. Artimpaza, Thonis 3141. bicolor, Pascoe 3142. Dere, White 3151. affinis, Gahan 3162. fulvipennis, Gahan. .3. apicalis, Gahan 3163. Cleomenes, Thorns 3161. chrvseus, Gahan 3174. Nida, Pascoe 3181. fiavovittata, Pascoe . . 3182. andamanica, Gahan . . 319Group 20. Glaucytini .... 3191. Iresioides, Thorns 3191. nioesta, Pascoe 3202. brunnea, Tlamis 3203. kraatzi, Thorns 3212. Polypliida, Pascoe 3211. nietallica, Nonfried . . 321
Order COLEOPTERx\.Suborder POLYPHAGA.Superfamily LONGICORNIA.Family CERAMBYCID^.Head obliquely inclined in trout, sometimes subvertical, butwith the genal edge always oblique or vertical, formed intoa more or less distinct and often projecting angle behindthe base of the mandible ; clypeo-frontal sutures generallydistinct, the clypeus as a rule relatively large. Last joint ofpalpi not pointed at the end. Eront tibiae not grooved underneath,the middle tibiae, except in Disteniiufp, never notchednor grooved on the outer margin. Tarsal claws always simple ;in the great majority of forms, widely divergent or divaricate.This family, altliough comprising fewer specific forms than theLamikla\ is less homogeneous in character and probably containsas great a number of different genera. It appears to be on thewhole the less speciaUsed of the two, including as it does a muchlarger proportion of forms which have retained wliat may beregarded as primitive characters. But as these characters appear,some in one genus or group, some in another and never all together.the_ problem of determining the phjlogenetic relationship_of thevarious groups is one of the greatest difficulty, and the classificationof the_ family remains for the present to a great extent artificial.The minor groups in which Lacordaire arranged the genera appearto me to be, with few exceptions, natural ones ; and in dealinowiththe larger subfamilies I have, with certain modifications,adopted them here, but have not adhered to his sequence in thearrangement of the groups. The family, so far as it is representedin the present fauna, I have divided into four subfamilies, threeof which correspond to the three main groups into which Gano-1-bauer has divided the European Ceramhycince ; the fourth subfamflvis equivalent to Lacordaire's group Disteniides with the addition oftwo genera which he had placed elsewhere. The division is basedto some extent on larval characters, which however are not givenin the following synopsis.VOL. I. V.
Page 2 and 3: ^'^mW'^THQZnAS ILWC0LHCASETLIBRARY1
Page 5 and 6: :::THE FAUNA OF BRITISH INDIA,INCLU
Page 7 and 8: PREFACE.This short volume is the fi
Page 9 and 10: LIST OV THE PRINCIPAL WORKS QUOTED
Page 11 and 12: WORKS QUOTED.VULinn. Syst. Nat. Sys
Page 13 and 14: —;EXPLANATION OF THE TEKMS USED F
Page 15: XISUPERFAMILYLONGICORNIA.The superf
Page 18 and 19: ...XIVSYSTEMATIC INDEX.3. plagiata,
Page 20 and 21: ....SYSTEMATIC INDEX.3. angustuluni
Page 24 and 25: 2. CEKAMBYCIDyE.Syno'psis of Subfam
Page 26 and 27: 4 CEEAMBIClD.i;.
Page 28 and 29: 6 CEEAMBTCID.E,depressed, separated
Page 30 and 31: CEBAMBTCIDJE.Elytra almost twice as
Page 32 and 33: .10 CEEAMBTCID^.p. 210 (1844).d . D
Page 34 and 35: —12 CERAMBYCID^.Last joint of pal
Page 36 and 37: ;14 CERAMBTCID.I.feebly dentate at
Page 38 and 39: 16 CERAMBYCID.i:.long, bispinose at
Page 40 and 41: —18 CEEAMBTCID^.aud narrower ; th
Page 42 and 43: —;20 CEBAMBYCIDjE,with a basal ba
Page 44 and 45: 22, CEEAMBICIDJE.2 . Aiitennce uiti
Page 46 and 47: .24 CERAMBYCID-i:.nitid and sparsel
Page 48 and 49: 26 CERAMBYCID.i;.are undoubtedly, a
Page 50 and 51: —28 CEEAMBTCIDy^:.This group, whi
Page 52 and 53: 30 CEEAMBYClD.f:,B. Third auteunal
Page 54 and 55: 32 CERAMBYCID.E.tlie fore legs aspe
Page 56 and 57: ;34 CERAMBYCID.?'.the antennae with
Page 58 and 59: 36 CERAMBYCID.^.in front, densely a
Page 60 and 61: 38 CEBAMBYCLD^.shining spaces on th
Page 62 and 63: 40 CEEAMBYCID.I.in the male ;the di
Page 64 and 65: ;42 CERAMBTCID.i;.Genus BARALIPTON.
Page 66 and 67: ;;44 CERAMBYCID.i:.the sides, the l
Page 68 and 69: 46 CEEAMBYCli)^.three times as long
Page 70 and 71: ;48 CERAMBYCIDiE.third joint closel
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;50 CEliAMBYCID.i:.Genus DANDAMIS,
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;52 ceeambycidjE.punctm-ed ;third t
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;54 CEEAMBTCID^.the others graduall
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56 CEEvAMBYCID^.cavity. Elytra bi'o
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58 CEEAMBTCID^.Subfamily II.DISTENI
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.60 CEEAMBTCID^.the epimera. Metath
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;62 CEEAMBTCIDiE.elytra ; first joi
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64 cerambycib;e.hind femora I'eachi
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;60 CBllAMBYCID.^.regularh" punctur
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68 cekambycidjE.Subfamily III.LEPTU
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;70 CEEAMByCID^.base, gradually nar
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72 CERAMBYCID.E.succeeding joints n
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74 CEEAMBTCID^.This species is clos
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76 CERAMBYCID.1:.A-^ertex faintly i
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78 CERAMBYCID.E.the front by a sinu
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shouldersoCERAMBYCID.E.strongly nar
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—82 CEllAMBYCIU-i;.aud dull, but
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84 CEKAMBYCID.E.78. Leptura clytina
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86 CERAMBYCID,?:.segment pavallel-s
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eCEEAMBYCID.I-.feebly sinuate at th
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;90 CERAMByCIU.E.side of the middle
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92 CERAMBTCID.i:.6'.Front coxae rou
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—94 CERAMBYCID.i:.with small gran
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;96 CERAMBTCIBA.the base, the rest
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98 CERAMBYCIDJE.punctate, the narro
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—;100 CEEAMBTCID.i:.with the firs
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;102 CEEAMBTCIDiB.and along each si
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;104 CERAMBTCID.E.Genus HYPOESCHRUS
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106 CERAMBYCID^.the lower lobes ext
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108 CEKAMBYCID.!:,squarely turned i
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110 OERAMBYClD.i:.Si/nojysis of the
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112 CERAMBTCID.T.two contiguous ivo
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—.114 CERAilBTCID.E.Genus STEOMAT
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;116 CEUAMBTCID,?:.gradually and su
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118 CERAMBTCID.i:.discal tubercles
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;120 CERAMBYCID.i:.b'.b^. Auteniial
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;122 CERAMB\CID-I.but rather dense
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124 CER.A MBYCID.5;.120. Plocaederu
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126 CEBAMBYCID.i:.very strongly, th
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;128 CEEAMBTCID^.exhibit bands or p
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;130 ceeambtcib.t:.129. Massicus un
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—:132 CEBxVilBYCID^.antennjB of t
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—134 CEEAMBYCID.E.vertical; the c
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;136 CEEAMBTCIDJ!.the base, where a
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138 CERAMBTCID.T-.,138. Margites mo
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;140 CEEAMBTCIDJE.surface except in
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.142 CERAMBYClDi:.first joint rathe
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—. ;the liind border of the secon
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146 cerambycim:.and angulated anter
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148 CERAMBYCID.^.151. Rhytidodera s
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150 CERAMBTCID.i;.II.Elytra u'ithou
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152 CEriAMBYCIB.i:.I. Ebjtra spined
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;154 CKRAMBYCID.E.truncate with the
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156 CERAMBYCID.I.as long as their w
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15SCERAMBTCID.I.punctured at base,
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;160 CEllAMBYCID.E.169. Ceresium ro
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162 CEUAMBTCID.r.distinctly longei*
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;164 CEEAMBYCID.i:.Very closely all
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166 CER.OIBTCID.i:.densely punctate
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168 CERAMBYCID.T.Genus IBIDIONIDUM.
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170 CERAMBYCID.li;.abruptly clavate
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;172 CEEAMBYCID.T.oval, dorsal tube
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17-i CEltA.MBTCID.1.on the outer (d
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;176 CERAilBYCID^,Genus ROSALIA.Eos
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i/0 CERAMBYCID.i:.fifth 8ubasperate
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;180 CEEAMBTCID^.the middle and a l
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;;182 CERAMBYCIDiB.Group MYTHODINl.
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184 CEKAMBYCID.E.Si/7ioj}sis of the
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186 CERAMBYCID.!:.white colour; the
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.188 CERAMBYCID.i:.2U4. EuryphagUS
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190 cebambycid.t:.a'. Autemue very
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192 CERAMBYCID.I.2(>7. Zouopterus v
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194 CEK.vMByciu.i;.narrowed from th
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;196 CERAMBYCID.'E.punctate, impres
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;198 CEEAilBYCIB-l:.punctate ; the
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200 cerambtcidtE.pubescence, on eac
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;;202 CEEAMBTCID.E.in front, densel
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;20 i CEEAMBTCID.'B.in front. Anten
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—205 CKliAMUYClD.E.punctate above
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:308 CERAMBYCID.i:.228. Aphrodisium
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210 CEKAMBYCID.B,a bisinuate poster
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212 CEBAMBYCID^.sixth less deeply e
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214 CEEAMBYCID.ir.longer than the t
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216 CEBAMBYCID.i:.rugulose appearan
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;218 CEBAMBYCIDvE.B. Protliorax ohs
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220 CERAMBYCID.i:.245. Polyzonus de
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522 CEEAMBYCID-i:.denselv rufjuiose
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;224 CEKAMBTCID.'E.Avidenetl again
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226 CEEAMBYCID.i:.fifth at the base
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;228 CEKAMBYCID.li.256. Pyrestes py
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230 CEEAMBYCIDiE,sharply pointed at
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232 CEKAMBTCID.!.apex on the anteri
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;234 CERAMBTCID.E,punctured, the si
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236 CERAMBTCID.i:.Group THRANIINI.H
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238 CEEAMBTCID.i:.thence of nearly
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240 ceba-MbtcidjE.Sifnop^iis of Gen
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242 CEBAMBYCID.D.converge downwards
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244 CEEAMBTCID^.this species agrees
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246 CERAMBTCID,!:.Hind femora exten
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;.248 CERAMBYCID.i:.extend by neai'
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;250 CEEAMBYCID,^.front wideued bel
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252 CEEAMBYCID-i:.Yellowish pubesce
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254- CEBAMBYCID.E.Genus PERIS SUS.P
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;256 CEEAMBYCID^.Lenr/th 9-12 : bre
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;258 CEEAMBTCID.E.the (S , slightly
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260 CEEAMBYCIDyi:,margin ; the apex
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;262 CEBAMBYCIDJ!.pubescence ; thir
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;264 CHEAMBYCID^.length from the ba
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;266 CEEAMBYCID.^.one at the middle
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a26SCEKAIMBYCIB.E.very feebly denta
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;270 CEEAMBYCID^.Length 11 ;hrcadth
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272 CEEAMBTCID^.antennae and legs b
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274 CEEAMBTCID^.;,shorter, the post
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;276 CEEAMBTCTDJ5.326. Rhaphlima fa
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278 CERAMBTCIDJ.of the elytra in th
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280 CEBAMBYCID.E.334. Clytocera chi
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282 CEEAMBTCID.E.feebly spined post
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2S4CERAMBYCID^.pubescence that cove
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286 CERAMBYCID.i:.length in the c?
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—288 CEEAMBTCID^.346. Demonax dec
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290 CEB.VMBTClDiE.margin to vvithin
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292 CEEAMBYCID.i:.fourth joint stro
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204 CERAMBYCID.E.and fourth joints
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296 CEEAJJBXCID.i:.spots and two ve
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298 CERAMBYC1D.5:.first abdominal s
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.300 CEKAMBTCIDyi;.This genus resem
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302 CERAMBYCID.'E.what prominent, n
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304 CERA.MByciD.i:.first two bands
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—,306 CER.VMBTCID.E.the apex ; ea
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.;308 CEEAMBYCID.I.raised, transver
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310 CEltAMBTCID.i:.apical margin ;
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;312 CERAMBYCID.i:.384. Halme cseru
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314 cerambyciDjE.Sijno2)sis of Gene
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316 CERAMBXCID.i:.387. Dere affiiii
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318 CEUAMBTCID^,Genus NIDA.Nida, Pa
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320 CEEAMBl'CID.E.below the base of
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322 CEHAMBYC'ID.i:.in length to the
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..324 ALPHABETICAL 1XJ)E.\;.callidi
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326 ALrilAULTlf.VL IXDKX,Thidiouidu
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328 ALPII AB F/ri( 'A I. 1 X DEX.py
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