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• another Chinese author asserted that there could be no doubt that locusts
were generated from the eggs of crawfish !
WALKER (Cat. Dermap. Saltatoria) characterizes the following new
genera and new species as pertaining to this family:—PROscopiDiE: Proscopia
gronosa (p. 487), Brazil; inaqualis (p. 488), Brazil; subobtusa, Brazil;
expandens, Brazil; subvittata (p. 489), Brazil; subparallela, Santarem; parallela
(p. 490), Para; sublavis, Villa Nova; attenuata (p. 491), Santarem;
incisa, Para; tuberculata, Archidona; granulosa (p. 492), Amazons; subgranulata,
Columbia.—TRYXALID^E: Tryxalis scitula (p. 496), Australia;
lativitta, South Africa. Pyryomorpha parabolica (p. 498), Borneo; contracta
(p. 499), Philippines; bispinosa, South India. Mesops ensator (p. 501),
Natal; ? carinatus, United States; filatus (p. 502), North India. Legna
(gen. nov.) formed to receive Locusta crenulatus, Stoll Minorissa (gen. nov.)
pustulata, Columbia. Omura (gen. nov.) congrua (pp. 503, 504), Amazons.
Parga (gen. nov.) spatulata (pp. 504, 505), South Africa, identified at
p. 596 with Amycus xanthopterus, Stal. Moraba (gen. nov.) serricornis,
Australia. Perena (gen. nov.) concolor (p. 506), Corea. Opomala ? crassipes
(p. 508), Vera Cruz; vittata (p. 509), Amazons ; femoralis, Para; basalis
(p. 510), South Africa; interlineata, Natal; convergens (p. 511), North
Bengal; tarsalis (p. 512), Silhet; semipicta, South India; galeata (p. 513),
Hong Kong; inornata (p. 514), Philippines; amcena (p. 515), Australia;
brevitibia, Australia; brevieornis (p. 516), Australia ;picta, cingulata (p. 517),
and serrata, localities unknown.—TRIGONOPTERYGID^! : Trigonopteryx philippensis
(p. 518), Philippines; obliqua (p. 519), Malacca.—XIPHOCEEIDJE :
Xiplioeerafunesta (p. 521), Para; auripennls (p. 522), Brazil; basalis, Para
and Demerara; inclavata (p. 523), Orizaba; jucunda, Venezuela; spoliata
(p. 524), Brazil; plagiata, Bogota; elegans (p. 525), British Guiana and
Para; exempta (p. 527), Australia; opomaloides, Port Stephen; fumosa
(p. 528), Corea; fumida, Hong Kong ; adusta, Swan River.—PAMPHAGID-ZE :
Akicera punctuosa (p. 532), East Africa; femoralis, East Africa. Pamphagus
apicalis (p. 533), East Africa; brevis (p. 534), Natal; lineosus, South Africa;
reflexus (p. 535), South Africa; sordidus, South Africa. Rhomalea picticornis
(p. 538), Mexico ; auricornis, Mexico.—PHYMATIDJE : Phymateus pulchripes
(p. 541), West Africa; pardalinus, Fantee; acutus (p. 542), West Africa,
identified at p. 598 with squamosus, Drury. Petasia laticincta (p. 544),
Congo ; pyrrhomela (p. 545), South Africa.—ACRIDIDJE : Cyvtaccinthus inscripta
(p. 550), Jamaica; pectoralis (p. 551), St. Domingo; bispurcata
(p. 552), Guyaquil; subvittata, Guyaquil and Demerara; viridescens (p. 553),
Brazil; parvula (p. 554), Demerara; impleta, West Coast of America; septentrionalis
(p. 555), West Coast of America ; turbida (p. 556), Congo; variegata
(p. 557), Congo; inclyta (p. 558), Fantee ; fascifera, Congo; subsellata
(p. 559), South Africa; deeisa (p. 560), West Africa; concisa, East
Africa ; fiavescens (p. 561), East Africa; purpurifera, South Africa ; pictula
(p. 562), South Africa; prasina, Natal; auricovnis (p. 563), Natal; fusilinea
(p. 564), Ceylon; subliturata (p. 565), Ceylon; inficita, North India; lutescens
(p. 566;, China; niyrovaria, Ceram ; fortis (p. 567), Philippines ; parvula,
New Hebrides ; nana (p. 568), Sarawak ; fei-rina, PhUippines; irregularis
(p. 569), Australia; basalis, Australia; guttulosa (p. 570), Australia;
exacta, Australia; proxima (p. 571), North Australia; approximans (p. 572),
interrupta, and amcenula (p. 573), localities unknown; pulchella (p. 574),