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and ericius, p. 37, trapa, p. 38, furfuraeeus and lepidus, p. 39, tribulus, p. 40,
Champion Bay; maculatus, p. 25, K. George's Sound; memnonius, p. 26,
Victoria; ovinus, ibid, and concretus, p. 38, Queensland; nilidulus, p. 30,
Swan River.
Rhadinosomus impressus, Pascoe, P. L. S. x. p. 448, W. Australia; and R.
lacordairei, Pasc. ibid., p. 449, Queensland.
Compsus rugosus, Taschenb, Z. ges. Naturw. 1870, Bd. i. p. 188, Bogota.
Otiorhynchides.
Oliorhynehus septentrionis (Hbst.)=scaber (L.) : Thomson, Sk. Col. x.
p. 174.
Traehyphlceus scaber, auct., is named rostratus : Thorns. I. c. p. 175.
RYE (Ent. M. M. vii. p. 149) records Traehyphlceus myrmecophilus, Seidl,
from the south of England, noting also the occurrence in England of a
second (and apparently undescribed) species of Cathormiocerus. He considers
the characters of the latter group insufficient for generic distinction.
CROTCH (Pr. E. Soc. 1870, p. xv) records Traehyphlceus laticollis, Sch, as
British.
SEIDLITZ (NOUV. et faits div, no. 16) notes omissions in description of
Traehyphlceus maculatus, Perris, and coloratus, All, which he hints may hoth
be synonymous with laticollis, Sch. Omias lepidotus, Perris, according to him,
cannot be an Omias, because of its squamosity; and it cannot be determined,
from the description, whether it is a Platytarsus, Ptochus, Foueartia, or Sciaphilus
bellus.
Proxyrus, g. n, Pascoe, P. L. S. x. p. 437. Intercoxal process relatively
narrow. Sp. P. abstersus, sp. n, pi xvii. f. 8, and P. lecideosus, sp. n, Pascoe,
I. c. p. 438, W. Australia.
Zyrcosa, g. n, Pascoe, I. c. p. 438. Belongs to Lacordaire's Episomides,
but with a transverse thorax, narrowed in front, and strongly angulated at
the sides towards the bisinuate base, and the ant. angles of elytra oblique.
Sp. Z. murrayi, sp. n, Pascoe, I. c. p. 439, pi. xvii. f. 7, Old Calabar.
Euphalia, g. n, Pascoe, I. c. p. 467. Metast. comparatively elongate,
scrobes and eyes above approximated. E'pardalis, sp. n, Pasc. 1. c. p. 468,
pi xix. f. 14, W. Australia.
Atmesia, g. n, Pascoe, I.e. p. 468. Metast. excessively short; scrobes
more terminal than in Euphalia, and eye nearly round. Sp. A. marginata,
sp. n, Pasc. I. c. p. 469, pi. xviii. f. 3, S. Australia.
New species -.—
Otiorhynchus planophthalmus, v. Heyden, B. E. Z. xiv. Beih. p. 151, Sierra
Nevada; O. tenuicornis, Miller, Verh. z.-b. Ges. W. xx. p. 219, Lower Styrian
Alps; O. egregius, Miller, I. e. p. 220, Thale Gadzyna, Carpathians.
Troglorhynchus camaldulensis, v. Rottenberg, B. E. Z. xiv. p. 40, Naples.
Traehyphlceus maculatus, Perris, L'Ab. vii. p. 21, Sardinia.
Elytrurus caudatus, sp. n, Pascoe, I. c. p. 471, pi. xviii. f. 5, Fiji Isles.
Eremnides.
Pephricus, g. n, Pascoe, Tr. E. Soc. 1870, p. 184. Its single-clawed tarsi
distinguish it from Mandalotus, Er, the only genus to which it may be
allied. Sp. P. echimys, sp. n, Pasc. ibid. pi. 5. f. 7 a, W. Australia.
PlatytracheUs chloris, sp. n., Pascoe, P. L. S. x. p. 458, W. Australia.