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INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA.
Natal: Landreva (gen. nov.) insignis (p. 55), Ceylon: Nemobius mexicanus
(p. 57), Oajaca; basalis (p. 58), Para; picinus, Amazons; indicus, India;
bivittatus (p. 59), Swan River; australis, Australia; heteropus (p. 60),
Australia: Argizala (gen. nov.) brasiliensis (pp. 60, 61), Brazil: Orocharis
signatus (p. 61), Orizaba; scitulus (p. 62), Honduras; affinis, Santarem;
fusiformis (p. 63), Honduras: Itara (gen. nov.) sericea (p. 64), Silhet: Madasumma
(gen. nov.) ventralis (pp. 64, 65), North India: Lobeda (gen. nov.)
ovalis (pp. 65, 66), Natal: Eneoptera insularis (p. 66), Jamaica; incompta
(p. 67), Tapajos; lanceolata, Brazil; fascipes, North India: Phyllopalpus
latipennis (p. 68), Jamaica; comptus (p. 69), Para; elegans, Santarem;
pulcher, Amazons; nigrovavius (p. 70), Mexico; gracilis, Natal; lycoides
(p. 71), Ceylon: Eurepa (gen. nov.) marginipennis, Swan River: Lerneca
(gen. nov.) varipes (p. 72), Amazons: Salmania (gen. nov.) sordida (p. 73)
North Australia: Scleropterus erythrocephalus (p. 74), Natal; ater, Sierra
Leone; maoricus, New Zealand: Lebussa (gen. nov.) tenuicomis (p. 75), St.
Domingo: Platydactylus consimilis (p. 76), doubtful locality; columbicus (p. 77),
Columbia; velutinus, Santarem; similis (p. 78), St. Domingo; contiguus, Para;
caliginosus (p. 79), British Guiana; planus, Brazil; africanus (p. 80), Natal;
fuliginosus, Natal; transversus (p. 81), Silhet; planus, North India; pallidus
(p. 82), Silhet; indeeorus (p. 83), Siam ; pracipus, Ceylon; varipennis (p. 84),
Ceylon; notabilis (p. 85), Ceram; varius (p. 86), Ceram; signatipennis,
Celebes; australis (p. 87),- Australia; continuus, South Australia; subnotatus
(p. 88), unknown locality: Laranda (gen. nov.) tibialis (pp. 88, 89), Rio
Janeiro: Zaora (gen. nov.) cinctipes (p. 89), Jamaica; morbillosa (p. 90),
South Africa; pardalis, North Australia : Orbega (gen. nov.) pallida (p. 91),
uncertain locality; Nisitra (gen. nov.) marginata (pp. 91, 92), Sumatra:
(Ecanthus nigricornis (p. 93), Illinois; varicornis (p. 94), Mexico; formosus,
Mexico ; perurianus (p. 95), Peru; tenuis, Santarem; sinensis, China; lineatus
(p. 96), Moreton Bay and Fijis: Laurepa (gen. nov.) valida, Jamaica; discalis
(p. 97), Natal; congrua (p. 98), Philippine Isles; australis, Australia;
frontalis (p. 99), North Australia; unicolor, Navigators' Islands; obscurella,
uncertain locality: Tarraga (gen. nov.) obscura (p. 100), India : Nocera (gen.
nov.) pallida (p. 101), Samoa, identified at p. 214 with Litroscelis pectinata,
Guenn: Trigonidium taprobanense (p. 102), Ceylon: Luzara (gen. nov.)
rujipennis (p. 103), Columbia; ferruginea, Ceylon: Phalangopsis albicornis
(p. 106), North India; longicornis, Singapore; picticeps (p. 107),India; spectrum
(p. 108), Tejuca: Xabea (gen. nov.) decora (p. 109), Sumatra.
Gryllotalpa siamensis, Giebel, Z. ges. Naturw. 1870, i. p. 48, Siam.
LOCUSTIDA.
Opomala sicula, Serv. GHILLIANI (Bull. Ent. Ital. 1870, pp. 138, 139)
identifies this insect with O. cylindrica, Marshall (=fasciculata, Charp.),
which name has priority.
Anabrus. THOMAS (P. Ac. Philad. 1870, p. 74) redescribes this genus,
and considers that it differs so little from Thyreonotus that its retention is
scarcely necessary.
Deinacvida. BULLER (Zool. s. s. 1867, pp. 849, 850) describes two known
species of this genus from New Zealand, heteracantha and thoraciea. Tho
former is very tenacious of life, but is gradually becoming extinct, which is