162 Psyche [October 



Two males, type and paratype, from Dr. W. Zulesky, San 

 Domingo, W. I. Type U. S. National Museum, Catalogue No. 



15088. 



Gonatista phryganoides Serville. 



This is the smallest member of the genus and is represented in 

 the collection of the U.S. National Museum by a series of six males 

 from San Francisco Mts., San Domingo, W. I., taken in September, 

 1905, by August Busck. Besides being much smaller than any 

 other known species of the genus this differs from all others in the 

 maculation of the elytra, which is here composed almost or entirely 

 of small dots, no large elongate splotches being present as in the 

 larger forms. I have seen no females of this species. The measure- 

 ments of the males studied are as follows : 



Length, pronotum, 7.5-9 mm.; elytra, 26-28 mm. 



