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INSECTA, COLEOPTERA.<br />

PARRY, F. J. SIDNEY. A revised Catalogue of <strong>the</strong> Lucanoid<br />

Coleoptera; with remarks on <strong>the</strong> Nomenclature, and Descriptions<br />

of New Species. Tr. E. Soc. 1870, pp. 53-118<br />

(March), pis. i.-iii.<br />

The author corrects errors <strong>in</strong> and adds species &c. to his<br />

former Catalogue. He discusses various po<strong>in</strong>ts upon which he<br />

is at variance with Gemm<strong>in</strong>ger and von Harold, characterizes a<br />

few new genera and some new species, and gives some orig<strong>in</strong>al<br />

synonymy and observations upon rare or recently described species,<br />

add<strong>in</strong>g a revised catalogue of <strong>the</strong> whole division of Lucanoidea<br />

(59 genera, 357 species). A new genus and some new<br />

species are described by H. Deyrolle <strong>in</strong> this paper.<br />

PASCOE, FRANCIS P. Contributions towards a knowledge of <strong>the</strong><br />

Curculionidee. Part I. P. L. S. x. pp. 434-493 (pp. 434-458<br />

pub. January 17, 1870; pp. 459-493 pub. May 20, 1870),<br />

pis. xvii., xviii., xix.<br />

The author notes <strong>the</strong> confusion of analogies with aff<strong>in</strong>ities <strong>in</strong><br />

<strong>the</strong> classification of this group; and, consider<strong>in</strong>g that no adequate<br />

genera have been erected for <strong>the</strong> reception of <strong>the</strong> numerous<br />

species discovered s<strong>in</strong>ce <strong>the</strong> time of Schonherr, has selected<br />

<strong>in</strong>discrim<strong>in</strong>ately as types of new genera such remarkable or obscure<br />

species as do not afford a ready clue to <strong>the</strong>ir systematic<br />

position. He also describes hew species of recorded genera,<br />

and follows Lacordaire's arrangement, without adopt<strong>in</strong>g his<br />

"groupes," and convert<strong>in</strong>g his "tribus" <strong>in</strong>to subfamilies. These<br />

subfamilies, 82 <strong>in</strong> number, are divided by <strong>the</strong> author <strong>in</strong>to seven<br />

" categories," tabulated at pp. 436 & 437.<br />

. A Revision of <strong>the</strong> genus Catasarcus. Tr. E. Soc. 1870,<br />

pp. 13-40 (March).<br />

The author describes 39 species (all but 5 new) of this Australian<br />

genus of Brachyderides.<br />

. Descriptions of some genera and species of Australian<br />

Curculionidae. Ibid. pp. 181-209 (June), pi. 5.<br />

Conta<strong>in</strong>s characters of 20 new genera and 45 new species.<br />

. Fur<strong>the</strong>r descriptions of Australian Curculionidae. Ibid.<br />

pp. 209-212 (June).<br />

Descriptions of 3 o<strong>the</strong>r new species.<br />

. Descriptions of some genera and species of Australian<br />

Curculionidae. Ibid. pp. 445-484 (Dec), pi. 7.<br />

Conta<strong>in</strong>s characters of 23 new genera and 61 new species.<br />

. Additions to <strong>the</strong> Tenebrionidae of Australia &c. Ann.<br />

N. H. (4) v. pp. 94-107 (Feb. 1870).<br />

Three new genera and 22 new species are characterized <strong>in</strong> this<br />

paper.

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