LONGICORNIA. A429 
CEPHALODINA (p. 212). 
Cephalodina crassiceps (p. 213). 
To the locality given, add:—Panama, Bugaba (Champion). 
CIRRHICERA (p. 213). 
Cirrhicera sallei (p. 214). 
Var. C. panamensis. Maculis sulphureis elytrorum majoribus, interdum conjunctis plagam elongatam com- 
munem basi haud attingentem, efficientibus. 
Hab. Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui, Bugaba, David (Champion). 
The pale yellow spots on the sides of the ventral segments are the same in number 
in the sexes respectively as in Mexican typical examples, viz, in the ¢ two, in the ? four 
(of which that on the first segment is very small). 
Cirrhicera championi (p. 214). 
The number of pale yellow spots on the sides of the ventral segments is stated in the 
description to be five: this refers to the female only. In the male there is a small 
rounded spot on each side of the first three segments only. This constitutes a good 
character whereby to distinguish the species from C. salle and its varieties. 
9, Cirrhicera ? 
Hab. Paxama (Boucard). 
A single example of an apparently distinct species, in very bad preservation. 
PHQEBE (p. 215). 
Phebe albaria (p. 215). 
To the locality given, add :—Costa Rica (Van Patten). 
AMPHIONYCHA (p., 216). 
Amphionycha druryi (p. 217). 
To the locality given, add :—Panama (Boucard), Volcan de Chiriqui, Bugaba 
(Champion), Chiriqui (27b0é). 
Numerous examples from the localities above named antl others received, during the 
progress of the present work, from Costa Rica, show that A. druryi is not constant in its 
distinctive marks from Amphionycha spectabilis (Drury). These marks (a broader black 
basal, and a broader and more oblique white subapical, fascia) are pretty general in Costa- 
Rican examples, but specimens occur in the same locality in which the marks are the same 
