BY THE REV. T. BLACKBURN. 531 



differently sculptured pygidium, much larger uppermost tooth of 

 anterior tibiae, &c. The well defined membranaceous hind border 

 of the elytra (if a constant character) will distinguish this species 

 from almost all other ColpocliUm that I have seen. 

 S. Australia ; Gawler ; a single specimen. 



COLPOCHILA FUNEREA, Sp.nOV. 



Ovata ; nitida ; nigra, antennis palpisque piceis (illarum flabello 

 testaceo-ferrugineo) ; pectore valde fulvo-hirsuto ; abdomine 

 setoso ; capite (hoc sat brevi) minus crebre minus rugulose, 

 prothorace (fere ut capite postice) subcrebre subfortiter, elytris 

 (his geminato-striatis) sat fortiter sat crebre, pygidio sparsim 

 minus fortiter, punctulatis; antennis 9-articulatis ; prothoracis 

 basi fortiter bisinuata, quam margo anticus hu.jus tertia parte 

 latiori, angulis posticis (superne visis) subrotundatis vix 

 distinctis ; elytris (exempli typici) apice sat late membrana- 

 ceis, sutura apice vix acuta. 

 Maris antennarum flabello stipite vix breviori, 3-articulato, 

 stipitis articulo ultimo intus breviter acute dentato. 



[Long. 8, lat. 45^ lines. 

 The prothorax is about | again as wide as long ; from the front 

 angles (which are neither very sharp nor much produced) the sides 

 (as viewed from above) diverge without sinuation to decidedly 

 behind the middle where they are strongly rounded and whence 

 they converge again without sinuation and merge into the base 

 without forming a well-defined angle. 



S. Australia ; Port Lincoln district ; a single specimen obtained 

 by sweeping in Eucalyptus scrub. 



COLPOCHILA SINUATICOLLIS, Sp.noV. 



Ovata ; sat nitida ; ferruginea ; capite (et nonnullis exemplis 

 pedibus) infuscato ; pectore valde cinereo-hirsuto ; abdomine 

 setoso ; capite (hoc elongato) confertim rugulose confluenter 

 vix crasse, prothorace elytrisque (his geminato-striatis) leviter 

 sat crebre, pygidio (hoc antice concentrice subrugato postice 

 longitudinaliter vix cai'inato) leviter subsquamose,punctulatis; 



