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side near ibe tip; ihe other paits as usual. Fore wings much longer tlian 

 the body, with a few brown or blackish points in the disk, rather loiiner 

 than the hind wings, which are pellucid and have white veins. Length of 

 the body 15 lines; expansion of ihe fore wings 37 — 40 lines. 



Allied to C. veruyer, but differing from that species in colour and iu 

 markings. 



a. Philippine Isles, From Mr. Cuming's collection. 



b. ? 



64. CoXOCEl'HALUS ALIENUS. 



Mas. Pallide viiidis, gracilis, mhlililer punctatu<!, flavescente pafUdo 



bilinealiis ; caput prothnrace brevius^fastiyio lanceolato apice rnlun- 



dato ; pedes sat gruciles^ femoribus quatuor anlerioribus iuermibus. 



Male. Pale irreen, slender. Head and prothorax finely punctured, 



with two pale yellowish lines which extend along the slight lateral keels of 



the proihorax. Head rather sliorter than the proihorax; fastigium lanceo- 



Lite, as long as the hinder part of the head, rounded at the tip, angular at 



the base beneath, where it is contiguous to the anirnlar part of the front, 



Prothorax with the fore horder hardly excavated in the middle; sides 



straight in the middle; hind border slightly rounded. Prosternum with 



two long slender spines. Legs rather slender; four anterior femora 



unarmed; hiiul fenu)ra and four anterior libiiE with two rows of spines ; 



hind tibiae with four rows. Wings shorter than the abdomen. Length of 



the body 12 lines. 



The specimen described is apparently immature. 

 a. Java. From Mr. Argent's collection. 



65. Conocei'Halus clarus. 



Foem. Testaceus, gracilis, dense punctatus ; caput prolhoruce vahle 

 brevins, fasti gio conico apice lato subtus nigro-fasciatn ; maudibulce 

 pallide rosece ; prothoracis carina: lalerales bene determinalce ; ovi~ 

 ductus rectus, cor pore vix brevior ; pedes graciles, femoribus quatuor 

 anlerioribus inermibus ; alee posticcB diaphance, albo venosce. 



Female. Testaceous, slender. Head and j)rothorax thickly punc- 

 tured. Head very much shorter iliiu ihe prothorax; f;tsti<rium conical, 

 much shorter than the hinder part of the head, hioad and rounded at tlie 

 tip, convex beneath, where it has a broad arched blaikbaud and is obtusely 

 angular at its base ; front alienuated towards the fastigium. Mandibles 

 pale rose-colour. Prothorax with two very sliijht transverse furrows and 

 with well-defined lateral keels; fore border straij);hi in the middle; sides 

 slightly angular; hind border slii;htly rounded. Prosternum with two long 

 slender spines. Oviduct straight, nearly as long as the body. Legs 

 slender; four anterior lemora without spines. Fore wings very nmch 

 longer than the body, a little longer than the hind wings, which are pellucid 

 and have white veins. Length of the l»o(ly 15 lines; exjiansion of the fore 

 wings 46 lines. 



a. Sumatra. From Sir Stamford R.iffles' collection. 



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