190 CATALOGUE OF 



13. Cletus leprosus. 



Goiiocerus leprosus, Burnt. Hanclb. £"71/. ii. 311 — Gonocerus spissicornis, 

 Stal. Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1856, 195— Cletus leprosus, Slal, Hem. 

 Afr. ii. 80. 



Cape. 



14. Cletus elevator. 



Ciuiex elevator, Fabr. Syst. Rhyn. 194 — Cletomorpha elevator, Stal, Hem. 



Fabr. 16]. 

 Guinea. 



15. Cletus clarus. 

 Mas. Teslaceiis, confeiiim punclatus, sublus pallide flavus ; caput 

 nigro biliiiealuni ; anlenncc rufescentes ; prolhorax aniice bicallosits, 

 punclis posticis nigris, aiigulis posticis 7iigris subascendenlibus valde 

 acutis et promimdis ; sculeUum apice iiigrimi ; abdominis dorsum 

 luleum, rtifo bivitlatum ; uIcb aniicce covin rufo venoso, casta pallide 

 Jlava, mcmbrana cinerea ; ata postica Jiavo diaphance. 

 Male. Testaceous, closely and minutely punctured, pale yellow 

 beneath. Head with a black line on each side above, some of the punc- 

 tures black. Eyes prominent. Rostrum extendin": a little beyond the 

 middle coxae; joints nearly equal in length. Antennae reddish; first 

 joint much stouter and shorter than the second ; third a little shorter 

 than the first. Prothorax with a large callus on each side in I'ront; 

 punctures of the hind part moslly black; hind an^jles black, very pro- 

 minent and acute, directly diverijing-, slightly ascending. Scutelluni 

 with a black tip. Mesopectus and metapeetus with a black point on each 

 side. Abdomen above luieous, with a red stripe on each side. Legs 

 slender, moderately long. Corium of the fore wings red towards the tip 

 and with red veins; costa pale yellow; membrane cinereous. Hind 

 wings diaphanous, tinged with yellow. Length of the body 5^ lines. 



a. Cape. Presented by W. W. S;uin<iers, Esq. 



b. Cape. Presented by R. Trinien, E'-q. 



Itj. ClEIUS rUSCESCENH. 



Mas. Pallide fuscesccns, confcrtim piinctatus, sublus pallide iestaceus ; 

 anlenme fulvcB, corpore paullo breviores ; prothoracis avguli pnslici 

 peraculi, valde prominuli, vix ascendentes ; pectus et venter fusco 

 subcon.spersa ; membrana fuscescente cinerea. 



Male. Pale brownish, thickly and minutely punctured, p.ile testaceous 

 beneath Eyes prominent. Rostrum extending to the iiind coxa?. 

 Antennfc tawny, a little shorter than the body ; seccmd joint much longer 

 than the first; third as long as the first; fourth shorter and thicker than 



