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Nearest allied to the Brazilian T. juvencus, from \\liicli it differs greatly 

 in markings. It is only in well-preserved examples that the elytra are seen 

 to l)e pubescent, clothed with short laid hairs and long erect haiis, the latter 

 most thickly near the base. See Figure on p. 6. 



Fain. LAMIIDu^. 

 9.9. Tivniofes marmoratus, Thomson, System. Ceraniliyc, p. 554. 

 Hah. Milligalli (6200 feet). Tliree examples. 



100. Hammoikrus stirticm, Bates, Trans. Ent. Sue. Lond., 1874, p. 225. 

 Hah. Near Chillo (9000 feet). One example. Taken also by Buckley, 



on the Morona, Ecuador. For Figure see the accompanying Plate. 



101. Oncideres callidrijas, Bates, Ann. Mag. N. H., xvi, 1865, p. 175. 



Hah. Tanti (1890 feet). One example. A variety with less distinct and 

 duller maculation of the elytia. 



102. Hyimoma ■ ? 



Hah. Nanegal (3-4000 feet). A single exam])le, possilily of an unde- 

 scribed species. 



103. Carneadi-s noiUcornis, Bates, Entom. M. M., xvii, ji. 277. 



Hah. ]\Iilligalli (6200 feet). One example. Taken previously by Mr. 

 Buckley in some numbers in Ecuador, and by Salmon in the Cauca Valley, 

 Colombia. 



OARNEADES NODICORNIS, BATES. 

 MrLLIGALLI. 



