ACRIDIDiE. 755 



3(3. Stenobothrus Occident alis. 

 occidentalis (Rharamatocerus), Sauss. Rev, Zool. Ser. 2, xiii. 317. 

 Tennessee. 



37. Stenobothuus conspersus. 

 Chloealtis conspeisa, i/arn's, Report 3)yZ. Ed. 184. Scuddcr, Can. Nat. 



vii. 286; Bost. Jourii. Nat. Hist. vii. 455. 

 a. Maine. Piesented by F. Walker, Esq. 



38. Stenobothrus viridis. 

 Chloealtis viridis, Scuddcr, Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. vii. 455. 

 Connecticut. 



39. Stenobothrus punctulatus. 

 Chloealtis punctulata, Scudder, Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. vii. 455. 

 Connecticut. 



40. Stenobothrus subconspersus. 



Mas. Fulvus ; caput ei prothorax lineis nonnullis parallelis fuscescenli- 

 bus ; caput teslaceo bilincolatum, /rente punctata; antenna hasi 

 testacece ; prothorax carinulis Iribus parallelis, margine postico 

 rotundato ; abdomen testaceinn, stricjis duabus basalibus latis fuscis ; 

 femora postica sublus rufa; tibicE pnsticce apices versus fuscce ; ala 

 antica cinerecB, corpore paullo breviores, lituris plurimis parvis 

 pallide fuscescentibus vix conspicuis ; alee poslicce pallide cinerea, 

 apices versus fuscce. 

 Male. Tawny, paler beneatb. Head and prothorax with several 

 parallel indistinct brownish lines. Head on each side with a palo testaceous 

 line which is continued on the fore part of each lateral keel of the pro- 

 thorax; front punctured, wilh four distinctly marked keels, the outward 

 pair more divergent towards the face than the inner pair; furrows of the 

 vertex distinct, linear. Antennae nearly cylindrical, testaceous towards the 

 base. Prothorax with three slight keels; the lateral pair straight, parallel 

 to the middle one; hind border rounded. Abdomen testaceous, with a 

 short broad brown streak on each side proceeding from the base. Hind 

 femora red beneath and on the inner side except towards the tips. Hind 

 tibias towards the tips and hind tarsi dark brown. Fore wings cinereous, 

 a little shorter than the body, with many indistinct minute pale brownish 

 marks. Hind wings pale cinereous, brown towards the tips : veins black, 

 mostly whitish on the basal half. Length of the body 9—9^ lines; expan- 

 sion of the fore wings 17 — 18 lines. 



The straight lateral keels of the prothorax distinguish this species from 

 S. longipeunis. 



ft. St. John's Bluff, E. Florida. Presented by E. Doubleday, Esq. 

 b, c. Florida. Presented by F. VV^alker, Esq. 



