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into a point. Genital segments: in the ^, two are visible; the first 

 formed like tlie abdominal segments ; the second on tiie upper side_ has 

 two short, horny processes ; on the under side it is somewhat convex, and 

 at the end, which is broad or narrow, is somewhat recurved ; — sometimes 

 also there is a slight impression on each side. In the $ , the first segment 

 is scarcely visible, and the second and third are formed like the abdominal 

 segments, the second being shorter than the third. On the underside 

 they are cleft in the middle, but not parted, .the margins of the cleft 

 forming a raised sutural line. The genital segments are of the same type 

 in all the genera. 



Family 1.— AGRAMMID^E. 



Punctate-reticulate. Head rather large and convex. Antemncs 

 sliort, stout, 2nd joint longest. 'Eijes rather prominent. Bostrum 

 in a deep channel. Pronotum convex, the front without a hood, the 

 sides without reticulated margin, widened gradually to the hinder 

 angles ; scutellar process elongate. Elytra convex, with fine, granu- 

 lated, subreticulate punctures. G-en. 1, Agramma. * 



Family 2.~TINGIDID/E. 



Reticulated. Head with 2 or 3 spines on the crown. AntenncB -. 

 3rd joint longest and thinnest (sometimes apparently thickest, being 

 densely clothed with stout hairs). liostrum thin, long, in a deep 

 channel of which the sides are raised. Pronotum in front, with a 

 hood or only tumid ; sides with foliaceous margins, projecting or 

 closely lapped over on to the pronotum; disk with 1 or. 3 keels ; 

 scutellar process usually long. Eli/tra, with the anterior margin 

 more or less wide and reflexed ; nerves of the disk usually forming 

 a long lanceolate cell. Gen. 1, Monanthia ; 2, Derephysia ; 3, Dic- 

 tyonota; 4, Campylostira ; 5, OrtJioalira. 



