42 LYG^EID-E. 



b. First joint of antennce about as long as head, pronotum, 

 scv.tellum, and claval suture together. 



753. Pachygrontlia dixoni, sp. n. 



Pale ochraceous, thickly punctate, the punctures a little darker, 

 in some specimens the apical angle of the corium roseate ; head 

 beneath, sternum, sublaterai margins, and apex of abdomen 

 fuscous ; basal joint of antenna about as long as head, pronotum, 

 scutellum, and claval suture together ; pronotum with a central 

 levigate line ; scutellum with a central levigate line, on each side 

 of which at base is an oblique spot or callosity ; head with eyes a 

 little broader than pronotum. 



Length 7 millim. 



Hah. Bombay ; Bor Ghat {Dixon). Ceylon {Lewis). 



Allied to P. tahida, StSl, but differing by the presence of the 

 anterior callous spots to scutellum, different colour of abdomen 

 beneath, &c. 



c. First joint of antennce reaching apiccd angle of corium. 



754. Pachygrontha longicornis, Stal (Atractopliora), Ann. Sue. Ent. 

 Fr. ItfOo, p. IbS. 



Ochraceous ; above with head beneath and sternum darkly 

 punctate ; pronotum with three central carinae, the central most 

 distinct ; scutellum with a central carina, ^^•hich is bifurcate ta 

 the basal angles ; abdomen with a faint basal, submarginal black 

 fascia ; legs darkly punctate ; antennae very long, basal joint 

 reaching or almost reaching apical angle of corium ; head, including 

 eyes, a little broader than anterior margin of pronotum. 



Length 13 millim. 



Hah. Burma; near Eaugoon {Coll. Dist.). — Originally described 

 from the Island of Mvsol. 



Subfamily VIII. OXYCARENIN^. 



The Osycareninae differ from the Pachygronthinae in having the 

 anterior femora not incrassated, and by the rostrum extending 

 considerably beyond the anterior coxae. 



This subfamily contains at present some fourteen genera, of 

 which only one is recorded from British India. The majority are 

 purely Palsearctic in distribution, Ou-ycarenus being the dominant 

 and most \videly distributed genus, while one is only found in the 

 Kearctic and ^Neotropical Eegions. 



