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Records of the Indian Museum. 



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Carrollia, Lutz in Theob. 

 Ceratocystia, Dyar and Knab. 

 Chrysoconops, Goeldi. 

 Culicada, Felt. 

 Culicella, Felt. 

 Culicelsa, Felt. 

 Culiseta, Felt. 

 Danielsia, Theob. 

 Diceromyia, Theob. 

 Ecculcx, Felt. 

 Etorleptiomyia, Theob. 

 (Etorilepidomyia, Alcock, em.) 

 Feltidia, Dyar. 

 Geitonomyia, Leices. 

 Gilesia, Theob. 

 Gnophodeomyia, Theob. 

 Grabhamia, Theob. 

 Heptaphlebomyiat Theob. 

 Hctcronycha, Arrib. 

 Howardina, Theob. 

 Hulccoeteomyia, Theob. 

 Jamesia, Christophers. 

 Lasioconops, Theob. 

 Leicesteria, Theob. 

 Lepidoplatys, Coq. 

 Lcpidotomyia, I. Theob. 

 Lepidotomyia, II. Theob. 

 Leslieomyia, Christophers. 

 Leucomyia, Theob. 

 Lutzia, Theob. 

 Macleaya, Theob. 

 Maillotia, Theob. 

 Mansonia, Blanch. 

 Mansonioides, Theob. 

 Melanoconion, Theob. 

 Microculex, Theob. 

 Mimeteculex, Theob. 

 Mimeteomyia, Theob. 

 Mochlostyrax, Dyar and Knab. 

 Myxosquamus, Theob. 



Neoculex, Dyar. 



Neomacleaya, Theob. 



Neomelanoconion, Theob. 9 . 



Neopecomyia, Theob. 



Ochlerotatus, Arrib. 



O'Reillia, Ivudlow. 



Panoplites, Theob. 



Pardomyia, Theob. 



Pecomyia, Theob. 



Phagomyia, Theob. 



Pneumaculex, Dyar. 



Polyleptiomyia, Theob. 



Popea, Ivudlow. 



Protoculex, Felt. 



Protomacleaya, Theob. 



Protomelanoconiont Theob. 



Pseudocarrollia, Theob. 



Pseudoculex, Dyar. 



Pseudograbhamia, Theob. 



Pseudoheptaphlebomyia, 

 Ventrillon. 



Pseudohowardina, Theob. 



Pseudoskusea, Theob. 



Pseudotheobaldia, Theob. 



Rachisoura, Theob. 



Reedomyia, Ludlow. 



? Stegoconops, Lutz, 



Stenoscutus, Theob. 



Theobaldia, Nev, Lem. 



Theobaldinella, Blanch. 



Theobaldiomyia, Brun., nom. 

 nov. for Leucomyia, Theob., 

 preocc. 



Thomasina, Newstead and Car- 

 ter. 



Trichopronomyia, Theob. 



Trichorhynchomyia, Brun , 

 nom nov . ior Trichorhynchus , 

 Theob., preocc. 



N.B. — Accepted synonyms of any so-called genera are included 

 in the above list. 



The majority of the above cannot be distinguished from Culcx 

 by any characters that would be recognized by a systematic dip- 

 terologist. Those which appear to show (from the generic descrip- 

 tions) the greatest modifications are noted below. 



Acartomyia has the ist antennal joint thickened and scaly ; 

 Aporoculex is founded on some trifling difference in venation ; 



