INSECUTOR INSCITI^ MENSTRUUS 137 



From one female, eucalyptus forest, November 1, 1914, 

 Brooklyn, New South Wales (Hawkesbury River). 



Type: In the Queensland Museum, the female on a tag, a 

 fore wing and a hind tibia on a slide. 



Dinocarsis flavimesopleurum, new species. 



Female. — Length, 1.35 mm. Black, the wings hyaline, the 

 venation pale yellowish ; head except cheeks and the face be- 

 low the middle (about ventral half), and the mesopleurum, 

 orange yellow; pronotum and tegulae (except outer edge 

 broadly along distal three-fourths), honey yellow. Thorax 

 downy. Face inflexed. Axillae with a slight carina between 

 them. Legs (except coxee) and the funicle, dull yellow; rest 

 of antennae black, the much dilated scape with a white stripe 

 across it near tip and white at the base of its body; pedicel 

 white at tip, slightly shorter than funicle 1 which is two and 

 one-fourth times longer than wide. Marginal and stigmal 

 veins subequal, the postmarginal subobsolete. Hairless line 

 closed caudad, with numerous lines of cilia proximad of it, 

 running all the way to base. Hind tibial spurs double. Scape 

 coarsely scaly. There may be a white lunula before the tegula 

 on lateral thorax. 



From three females in U. S. National Museum, labeled "837. 

 Perth, W. Australia, G. Compere, Collector." 



Type: Cat. No. 20675, U. S. Nat. Mus., a specimen on a tag 

 plus a slide with head, fore wing, antennse, and a hind tibia. 

 Cotype : In the Queensland Museum, a female on a tag. 



XENANUSIA, new genus 



In my table of genera runs to Bpanusia Girault but diflfers 

 markedly in the venation, the marginal vein linear, the stig- 

 mal distinctly as long as it, the postmarginal shorter, about 

 helf the length of the stigmal. Second spur of hind tibise no 

 longer than and scarcely thicker than the apical fringes. Head 

 longer than wide, lenticular, but the scrobes distinct but not 

 long. The fore wings are marked somewhat like those of 

 Habrolepis setterstedtii Westwood. Ovipositor apparently 

 free. 



