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converging anteriorly, and with a prominent, oval, angularly projecting hood in front, the marginal 
caring also prominent, each of the carine with a row of small areole, the interspaces coarsely, closely 
punctate, reticulate behind. Elytra long, somewhat oval in shape, slightly constricted at about one-third 
from the apex, the apices rounded ; costal and median nervures very prominent, the latter almost straight ; 
discoidal area rather closely reticulated, the oblique nervure closing it behind very faint ; subcostal area. 
triseriate in the widest part; costal area anteriorly as wide as the subcostal area, irregularly biseriate, 
usually triseriate towards the apex, the. areole in great part hyaline. Rostral groove parallel, the 
rostrum extending to the first ventral suture. 
Length 43-44, breadth 13-12 millim. (¢ 9.) 
Hab. Panama, Caldera and Bugaba in Chiriqui (Champion). 
Found in abundance on bushes on the savanas of the “tierra caliente.” This species: 
approaches 7. cylindricornis and T. variegata ; but it has an additional row of areole 
on the costal area of the elytra, the median nervure very prominent and almost straight, 
the oblique nervure closing the discoidal area behind very faint, the pronotum with a 
prominent hood, &c. 
14. Teleonemia albomarginata, n. sp. (Tab. III. figg. 18; 18 a, profile.) 
Elongate, widening behind, opaque; black or fuscous, the pronotum with the hood and the membranous. 
anterior margin, the marginal carine from the middle forwards, and the median carina from the middle 
downwards, pale flavous, the elytra fuscous, with the costal area to near the apex yellowish-white and 
hyaline, the median nervure and the apex blackish in one specimen, the spines on the head testaceous, 
the antenne and legs black. Head with a moderately long frontal spine and two others below it, the 
latter approximating at the tip; antenne elongate, moderately stout, joint 2 slightly shorter than 1, 3 
three times as long as 4, 4 twice as long as 1 and 2 united. Pronotum narrowing from the base, dilated 
behind, with a small, subglobose, angularly projecting hood in front; sharply tricarinate, the median 
carina abruptly raised anteriorly, the marginal carine also greatly raised, each with two rows of small 
areolz, the interspaces coarsely, closely punctate, reticulated behind. Elytra elongate, gradually widening: 
from the base, the costal margin slightly hollowed beyond the middle, the apices subtruncate with the 
angles rounded; discoidal and sutural areas rather widely reticulated, the discoidal area entirely open 
behind, the usual oblique nervure quite obsolete; costal and median nervures very prominent, the latter 
almost straight ; subcostal area broad, rounded externally, closely reticulated, there being four or five 
rows of small areole in the widest part; costal area moderately broad, closely reticulated, with three — 
rows of small areole from the base to the middle, increasing to four or five beyond. Rostral groove 
gradually widening behind, the rostrum about reaching the end of the metasternum. 
Length 53-6, breadth 2-23 millim. 
Hab. Panama, Bugaba (Champion).—Amazons (Bates, in Mus. Oxon.). 
One specimen from each locality. Very like Zingis triangularis, Blanch.= Americia 
albilatera, Stél*, from Chiquitos and Rio Janeiro, Stal’s type of which is before 
me; but differing from it in having the antenne longer and more slender, the pronotum 
with a more inflated hood, and the median carina subangularly raised on the disc and 
infuscate in the centre, the elytra less truncate at the apex, with the discoidal area. 
open behind and the membranous costal area much narrower, the latter more closely 
reticulated, the areole being quite small. 
* 81 does not appear to have seen the figure of Tingis triangularis, Blanch., as his type of 7. (Americia). 
albilatera agrees perfectly with it, The same remark applies to Tingis circumdata, Blanch., which = 
Eurypharsa nobilis (Guér.). «se 
