320 E. Brunetti : Cafaloo-ne of Oriental Culicidae. [Vol. I, 



Anopheles stephensi Giles^ Handbk., 2nd Ed., 331 2 (footnote). 

 Id. id. James 2 lyiston, Anoph. Mosq. Ind. 113 ; 



pi. vij 2, larva figs. ; pi. x, 6, wing 



scales ; col. pi. xiii, full ins. 2 . 

 Nyssorhynchus id. Theob. Mon. Culic. iii, 93 2 ; fig. 54, 



variation in wing marks ; fig. 55, wing ; 



figs. pp. 40 and 47, larval hairs. 

 Anoph. metaholes Theob. Proc. Roy. So. Lond., Ixix, 374 2 ; 



pi. V, I, wing 2 . 



Captain James found it breeding at Mian Mir in water reserves 

 (used only in case of fire), also in Madras City in almost unused 

 wells. 



Experimentally, human malaria parasites have been devel- 

 oped in this species. 



lyOCALiTiES : Mian Mir and Madras City [James'] ; Ferozepore, 

 May to mid-Nov. [Adie] ; Calcutta, i-viii-1907 [Annandale] ; 

 Lushai Hills, Assam, 9-vii-i904 [Capt. Macleod]; Karachi 

 " common" ; Nagpur and Ellichpur (Berar). 



9, N. theobaldi Giles, 1901. 

 Ent. Month. Mag., xxxvii, 198 2 {Anopheles). 



Anopheles theobaldi Giles, Handbk., 2nd Ed., 300 2 . 



Id. id. Theob. Mon. Culic, ii, 311 (App.) 2 . 



Id. id. James & I^iston, Anoph. Mosq. Ind., 97 ; 



col. pi. viii, full ins. 2 . 

 Nyssorhynchus id. Theob. Mon. Culic, iii, 95. 



In the Punjab the larva occurs in rice fields and stream.s ; 

 James and Liston state that experimentall}" the species will develop 

 malaria parasites. 



IvOCALiTiES : Ellichpur (Berar) ^Liston] ; Shahjahanpur 19-X-1900 

 (N.-W. Prov.) [ales'] ; Dacca [Macrae] ; Nagpur [Stephens] ; 

 Sambalpur [Murphy] ; Lahore in October, also at Bombay and 

 in the Aden hinterland. 



10. N. tibani Patton, 1905. 



Jour. Bomb. So., xvi, 629 a* 2 ; pi. B., wing, palpus o' 2 , 

 hind leg, egg, head of larva. 



The larva breeds in all the rivers and springs up to Jehaf 

 (6,800 ft.), but is found neither in wells, nor near man. 

 Experiments to develop " Benign tertian " failed. 

 The species is closel}^ related to theobaldi. . 



LoCAijTY : Aden hinterland. 



