EPICAUTA. 
Intermediate joints of the antenne not or scarcely dilated in male. 
Elytra entirely luteous 
Elytra luteous or yellow, with large apical black patch . : 
Elytra reddish-brown, with two spots at the base and another 
before the apex blackish-brown . . Loe . 
Elytra black, with a broad transverse vitta and an apical spot 
yellowish-pubescent . . 
Elytra cinereo-pubescent, each with a a very large anteapical black 
spot . a 
Elytra cinereo-pubescent, each with a very small anteapical black 
spot . . ee . . oe 
Elytra black-pubescent (in E. cinereiventris, var., with cinereous 
apical patch) . Loe 
Elytra with black and cinereous pubescence 
Elytra cinereo-pubescent . . 
Elytra (and. head and prothorax) cinereo-pubescent, with denuded 
black spots or markings 
Anterior tibize bicalcarate in male. 
Vertex more or less convex. 
Elytra longitudinally striped with black and yellow . 
Elytra (ground-colour) black, with yelJowish, cinereous, or white 
vittze 2 
Elytra luteous or brownish . . 
Elytra purplish or black ; the pubescence of the body above and 
beneath black or blackish-brown . 
Elytra black, with the sutural and lateral margins cinereo- or 
yellowish-pubescent . . . . . . 
Elytra black, their margins and the apex of each ventral segment 
whitish-pubescent . 
Klytra cinereo-pubescent, the base and apex rather broadly black . 
Elytra with cinereous, yellowish, or black pubescence (in Z. 
cinerea, var., black, with sutural and lateral margins 
cinereous). 
Legs black 
Legs flavo-testaceous . ee ee eee 
Vertex thn .... . 1 . Le . 
Antenne shorter, the joints cylindrical and more closely articulated ; 
anterior tibiz bicalcarate in male; species black, with cinereous, 
yellowish, or fulvous pubescence. 
Labrum feebly emarginate . . . .... . 
Labrum very deeply semicircularly emarginate . eee 
Prothorax as wide in front as at the base, the anterior angles prominent . 
Third and fourth antennal joints subequal in length 
Species 5. 
Species 6, 7. 
Species 8. 
Species 9. 
Species 10. 
Species 11. 
Species 12, 13. 
Species 14. 
Species 15, 16. 
Species 17-19. 
Species 20-23. 
Species 24, 25. 
Species 26. 
Species 27 -32. 
Species 38, 34. 
Species 35. 
Species 36. 
Species 37-42. 
Species 48. 
Species 44. 
Species 45, 46. 
Species 47. 
Species 48. 
Species 49. 
