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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 371
STAINTON, H. T. My Second Visit to the Engadine. Ent. Ann
1871, pp. 1-14.
. New British Tineina in 1870. Ibid. pp. 96-100.
Contains notices of 4 species new to Britain and to science.
STANGE, A. Verzeichniss der Schmetterlinge der Umgegend
von Halle an der Saale. Ein Beitrag zur Fauna Deutschlands.
Leipzig, 8vo, 1869, pp. 108.
Contains notices of times of appearance, localities, habits, &c. 1316 species
are enumerated.
STAUDINGER, O. Critical Notes on certain British Leucanidce.
Translated from the ' Stettiner Zeitung' for 1869, by A.
MULLER. Ent. v. pp. 45-47.
Cf. Zool. Rec. 1869, p. 399.
. Beschreibung neuer Lepidopteren des europaischen
Faunen-Gebiets. B. E. Z. 1870, pp. 97-132, 193-208,
273-330.
. Beitrag zur Lepidopterenfauna Griechenlands. Hor.
Ent. Ross. vii. pp. 3-304, 3 plates.
This paper commences with a physico-geographical sketch of the kingdom
of Greece, remarks on the extent of the collections made by various entomologists,
general observations on nomenclature, variation, &c, and a tabular
and general comparison of the Grecian with the allied faunas. The special
part contains very full notices of 895 species out of the 899 known to Staudinger
to occur in Greece, several of which are described as new. Systematic
and alphabetical indexes conclude the paper.
STEFANELLI, P. SulF odore di umbra o muschio che tramanda
la Sphinx convolvuli, Linn. Bull. Ent. Ital. ii. pp. 280-282.
. Catalogo illustrativo dei Lepidotteri Toscani. Parte
seconda. Sfingidi. Ibid. pp. 340-357.
TENGSTROM, J. M. J. AF. Catalogus Lepidopterorum Faunae
Fennicse praecursorius. Fauna et Flora Fenn. Forh. x.
pp. 287-370.
1233 species are enumerated, a few of which are described as new.
TRIMEN, ROLAND. Notes on Butterflies collected by J. H.
Bowker, Esq., in Basuto-land, with descriptions of some
new species. Tr. E. Soc. 1870, pp. 341-390, plate.
VAUGHAN, H. Descriptions of three species of Phycidcs (from
Britain) new to science. Ent. M. M. vii. pp. 130-132.
WALKER, F. A list of the Lepidoptera collected by J. K. Lord,
Esq., in Egypt, along the African shore of the Red Sea, and
in Arabia, with descriptions of the species new to science.
Ent. v. pp. 48-57, 123-134.
Sixty-one species are enumerated, of which 19 are new. The paper has
some importance for the geographical distribution of various species.