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varioloms, p. 188, sex-verrueatus, p. 190, fuscipennis, p. 192, parmlus and sordidulus,
p. 193, griseus and Icetus, p. 195, eonfusus, p. 198.
BRUCHID^;.
SCHAUFUSS (Nunq. Otios. p. 32) records the Cuban Bruehus pallidipes,
Sch, from Andalusia.
Damage caused to beans by Bruehus obsoletus, Say, is referred to in Amer-
Ent. ii. pp. 118 & 125.
Bruehus granarius (Payk.) is figured in its chief stages and its economy
referred to (the sp. having been introduced into N. America). Ibid. p. 126,
f. 85.
Urodon spinicollis, sp. n, Perris, L'Ab. vii. p. 32, Tenes.
Bruehus. Suffrian (Arch. f. Nat. xxxvi.) describes the following new spp.
fronrCuba :—B. livens, p. 154, xanthopus and relictus, p. 156, tricolor, p. 157,
quadratus, p. 161, pantherinus, p. 163.
Bruehus senilis, sp. n, Solsky, Horae Ent. Ross. vi. p. 310, Lake Khanka;
B. rufobrunneus, sp. n, Wollaston, Ann. N. H. ser. 4, v. p. 25, and B. advena,
sp. n, Woll. I. c. p. 26, St. Helena (but described with doubt, as probably
introduced).
Spermophagus tceniatus, sp. n, Suffr. I. c. p. 167, Cuba.
LONGICORNIA.
H. W. BATES (Tr. E. Soc. 1870, pp. 442-444), who has concluded
his work on the Longicornia of the Amazons (of which
the Lamiides were published in Ann. N. H. 1861-66, the Prionides
in Tr. E. Soc. 1869, p. 37 et seq., and the Cerambycides
as above, pp. 243-325, and pp. 391-444), gives tables of the
genera and. species referred to by him from that district,
resulting in the following numbers :—Prionides, 16 genera,
26 spp.; Cerambycides, 104 genera, 288 spp.; Lamiides, 101
genera, 365 spp.; giving a total of 221 genera and 679 spp.
MURRAY (Ann. N. H. ser 4, v. pp. 430-438, vi. pp. 44-56, 161-176,
407-413, and 475-482, pis. ii. & iii.) enumerates and describes some of the
species of Longicornia known to him from Old Calabar, in continuation of
his descriptive catalogue of the Coleoptera of that region. Various observations
are made in this paper bearing on the author's treatise in P. L. S. xi.
on the geographical relations of the chief Coleopterous Faunae. Murray
figures the following species:—PI ii. f. 1, (Erne nigrita; f. 3, Smodicum
ebeninum; f. 4, Monohammus thomsoni; f. 6, Tragocephala galathea; f. 8, Prosopocera
myops; f. 13, Glenea 5-lineata; f. 14 & 14a, G. carneipes: pi. iii.
f. 2 & 2a, Allogaster annulipes; f. 5, Paehystola annulicornis; f. 7, Geloharpya
murrayi; f. 9, 9a, b, & c, Tecton 4=-signatum ; f. 10, Temnoscelis waddelii; f. 11
& 11a, Apomempsis bufo; f. 12 & 12a, Velleda callizona.
Prionides.
Macrotoma heros (Dohrn), from the Fiji Islands, is a Xixidhrus: H. W.
Bates, Pr. E. Soc. 1870, p. xxxv.