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examples the elytra are frequently more or less constricted beyond the middle, and the 
costal area is sometimes blackish or fuscous, with a short space only beyond the middle 
flavous or hyaline. The insect varies from 33-5 millim. in length and from 1-12 millim. 
in breadth. TZ. proliza (t= elevata, Fabr.) is very like the 7. sacchari of Herrich- 
Schaffer, Fieber, and Stal (? of Fabricius), from the Antilles *, and the locality ‘“‘ Mexico,” 
amongst others quoted by them for the last-mentioned insect, probably refers to the 
present species; T. prolixa, however, has smaller and very much less elongate areole 
in the costal area of the elytra, the areole, too, in Z. sacchari being separated by 
blackish or fuscous transverse nervures. The var. 8 may prove to be distinct. We 
figure a typical example from Bugaba and a macropterous specimen of the var. 8 from 
Cerro Zunil. 
8. Teleonemia notata, n. sp. (Tab. III. figg. 11; 11 a, profile; 11 4, antenna.) 
Moderately elongate, narrow, narrowing a little behind, opaque; ferruginous or brown, darker beneath, the 
triangular posterior portion of the pronotum, and sometimes the carine also, more or less yellowish, the 
elytra pale brown, streaked with fuscous or black, the markings tending to form a dark patch before 
the apex, the apical areole more or less pale, the narrow costal area flavous to near the tip; the antenne 
obscure ferruginous, with the apical joint darker; the legs obscure testaceous or ferruginous, with the 
tarsi darker; the pronotum and under surface clothed with a mealy pubescence. Head with short 
frontal spines; antenne comparatively short, about reaching the base of the elytra, moderately stout, 
joints 1 and 2 equal, 4 oblong-ovate, not or scarcely longer than 1 and 2 united. Pronotum tricarinate, 
the median carina subangularly projecting in front, the marginal carine rather prominent, the interspaces 
rugulose and finely punctured, reticulated behind. LElytra moderately long, slightly narrowing behind, 
feebly constricted beyond the middle, and rounded at the apex; discoidal area with the areole rather 
deeply impressed ; subcostal and costal areas exceedingly narrow, uniseriate, the areole oblong and very 
narrow. Rostral groove rather wide and parallel behind the anterior coxe, becoming still wider on the 
metasternum, the rostrum extending to the meso-metasternal suture. 
Length 32-4, breadth 1-14 millim. (¢ 9.) 
Hab. Mexico (Mus. Vind. Ces.), Cordova (Sallé), Atoyac in Vera Cruz (Schumann, 
H. H. Smith), Orizaba (H. H. Smith & F. D. Godman); Guatemaua, El Tumbador, 
Tocoy (Champion); Panama, Bugaba, Volcan de Chiriqui, and San Miguel in the 
Pearl Is. (Champion). 
Numerous examples. Very like 7. prolixa, var. 6, but differing from it in the 
relatively shorter antenne, with the apical joint shorter, stouter, and more oval in 
shape, it being about equal in length to the first and second joints united. We figure 
an example from Bugaba. 
9. Teleonemia scrupulosa. (Tab. III. figg. 12; 12, antenna.) 
Teleonemia scrupulosa, Stal, Enum. Hemipt. iii. p. 1827. 
Hab. Mexico, Tacubaya (Bilimek, in Mus. Vind, Ces.), Amula in Guerrero, Orizaba 
* The numerous specimens from Grenada and St. Vincent (now in the British Museum) referred by 
Prof. Uhler (P. Z. 8. 1898, p. 706, and 1894, p. 202) to 7’. sacchari belong to three species: 7’. sacchari, H.-S., 
T. scrupulosa, Stal, and a species closely allied to the insect here described under the name T. bifasciata, but 
differing from it in the shorter and inconspicuous upper frontal spine. 
