118 TRAVELS AMONGST THE GREAT ANDES. 



Fam. ACANriilADyE. 

 26. Acanthia Andensis, n. 8p. 



ACANTHIA ANDENSIS, DISTANT. 

 MACHACHI, 10,000 FEET. 



Hub. Machaclii (9-10,000 feet). A single example. 

 Long. 4 millini. 



Fam. BELUSTOMID.E. 



27. Zaitha anura. Dij)lonycIms anurus, H.-S., Wauz. Ins., viii, p. 26, t. 257, 



f. 799 (1848). Zaitha ammis, Mayr, Verh. d. Zool.-ljot. Ges. Wien, 

 xxi, pp. 408 and 412, 6 (1871). 

 Hah. Guayaquil (indoors). Two examples. 



A very widely distributed species, ranging from Mexico to the Argentine 

 Republic, and recorded from Cuba. 



Suborder HEMIPTEEA-HOMOPTERA. 



Fam. CICADID^E. 



28. Zammara smaragdina, Walker, List. Hom., i, p. 33, 3 (1850) ; ib., iv, 



t. 1, f. 4 (1852) ; Dist., Biol. Centr. Am. Rliyncli. Horn., p. 3, 1, t. 1, 

 f. 1, la, lb (1881). 



Hah. Nanegal (3-4000 feet). 



Tliis species is found in Mexico, is moderately abundant tlirougliout 

 Central America, and I have already examined specimens from Colombia, 

 Venezuela, and Ecuador, contained in the Dresden ]\Iuseum. 



