154 COELOPHORA. 



the external one reduced in size, joined to the black margin ; the 

 black suture shows a dilatation hi the place of the common pos- 

 terior spot. 



Coelophora funebris,' sp. n. 



Ochreous, thorax with the base margined with black, dilated 

 on either side, elytra black, the margin a little paler and translu- 

 cent. L. 2^ lin. Bangalore (Bowring). 



Antenna) short, the coarse marginal punctures not very ap- 

 parent. 



Coelophora javanica,* sp. n. 



Rich ochreous, metasternum and the first ventral segment in 

 the centre black; thorax with the sides ochreous, disc with two 

 converging black marks, internal margin angulate ; scutellum 

 black, elytra with the margins and suture narrowly black, legs 

 pale. L. 2| lin. Java (Bowring). 



The elytra ai*e flattened at the margins, which are studded with 

 coarse punctures. 



Coelophora octo-signata. 



Coelophora 8-signata, Muls. Spec. p. 407. 13. 



Java (Western! ann, Deyrolle). 



The large punctures on the margin rather evident. 



Coelophora Perroteti. 



Coelophora Perroteti, Muls. Spec. p. 409. ] 4. 

 Pondicherry (Chevrolat), Coromandel (Deyrolle). 

 Punctuation sparse, very distinct, thickened margin of the 

 elytra very slightly marked. 



Coelophora laeta.* 



Coelophora Iceta, Muls. Spec. p. 413. 18. 

 Java (Westermann). This I have not seen. 



Coelophora unicolor. 



Coccinella unicolor, Fabr. Ent. Syst. I. 2G7. 5. 



Coelophora unicolor, Mitls. Spec. p. 413. 19. 



India (Deyrolle), Pondicherry (Gucrin). 



Punctuation very sparse, tolerably coarse ; surface very shining. 



Coelophora Petrequiiii. 



Coelophora Petrequini, Jfuls. Man. p. 27G. 37 (T). 

 Reddish-ochreous, suborbicular; elytra black, the margin ir- 

 regularly ochreous, forming three triangular spots; one humeral 



