I920.1 E. Brinetti : Oriental d- S. Asiatic Nemocera. 49 



himalayae, id., loc. ci/., 320, o* (1911). 



Kurseong, 22-vi-io, in bedroom [Annandale]. Unique type 

 in Indian Museum. 



ornaticrus Kieff., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, t, 5 (1912). 



Peradeniya, 9 and ii-viii-io. Two paratypes in Indian 

 Museum. 



calcarata Kiel?., Spol. Zeyl. VIII, 3, 9 (1912). 



Peradeniya, 2-vi-io. Unique type in Indian Museum. 



noctivaga, trf , /oc. ct7., 3, 9 (1912). 



Peradeniya, 19-ix-io, at light. Two paratypes in Indian 

 Museum. 



theobromae, id., loc, cit., 3, 9 , fig. i, antenna, pt. (1912). 



Peradeniya, 6-vi-io, bred from larvae in decomposed fruit of 

 Theobrotna cacao L. [Gravely]. 



tetraclada, id., loc. cit., 2, 9 (1912). 

 Id., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 320 (igri).' 



Peradeniya, 23-v-io, type; Kurseong, 23-vi-io [Annandale]. 

 Type in Indian Museum. 



Subgenus Forcipomyia, Meg. in Mg.* 



Syst. Besch., ist Ed., I, 73 (18 18). 

 Kieff., Gen. Ins., Fasc. 42, 52 : id., Rec. Ind. 

 Mus. VI, 321 and IX, 166, tab. Ind. spp. 

 Genotype, Ceratopogon ambigmis Mg., by Co- 

 quillett's designation, rgio. 



vexans de Meij., Tijd. v. Ent. IJI, 198, a" 9 , pi. xii, 7-10 (1909). 

 Sumatra [Dr. Salm]. Type in Amsterdam Museum. 

 There is a Ceratopogon vexans, Staeg, 1839. 



albosignata Kieff., Mem. Ind. Mus. II, 184, & {Ceratopogon) 



(1910). 



Rangoon, 24-ii-o8, type [Annandale]. Type (pinned) in 



Indian Museum, also cotvpes in alcoliol. 

 var. asticta Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. IX, 172, 9 (1913). 



Kurseong, vii [D'.ibreu]. Type in Indian Mu.seum. 

 var. variicrus, id., loc. cit., 172, c^ (1913). 



Port Canning, 5-ii [A nnandale]. Unique type in Indian 



Museum. 



calotricha Kieff., Rec. Ind. Mus. VI, 322, 9 ; pi. xiv, r wing, pt. 

 (1911). 



Kurseong, 22-vi-io, in \)t^droom [.i nnandale]. Unique tvpc 

 in Indian .Museum. 



' When tncnlioncd in this periodical tetraclada was a nomen nudum : see foot- 

 note 1 on previous page. 



' De'Meijcre regards Forcipomvia as a subgenus of Ceratopogon ; Coquillell 

 sinks it in Culicoides. 



