256 



BEDUVIID.E. 



sculptured, posterioi' lobe with the lateral angles moderately pro- 

 duced and acuminate, its disk centrally sulcate; scutellum produced 

 in an oblique semi-erect spine ; prostt-rnum on each side of central 

 sulcation tuberculously or spinously produced ; metasternum and 

 abdomen beneath centrally obtusely carinate ; anterior tibiae with 

 an apical spongy furrow. 



1080. Pasiropsis notata, Dist. Ann. Soc. Eni. Behj. 1903, p. .56. 



Piceous, opaque ; corium and membrane bronzy ; a large 



ochraceous spot near inner 

 angle of corium, almost 

 reaching the lateral margin ; 

 incisural spots to connexi- 

 vum both above and beneath, 

 and a subapical annulation 

 to intermediate and posterior 

 femora, ochraceous ; tibiae 

 piceous - brown. Posterior 

 angles of pronotum obtusely 

 directed backward ; apex of 

 scutellum obliquely spinously 

 ascending ; posterior lobe of 

 pronotum with a distinct 

 narrow central sulcation ; 

 anterior prosternal process 

 Fig. Yll .—Fasiropsis notata. with its spinous tubercles 



well developed. 



Length !)4 millim. 



Rah. Burma ; Karennee {Fea). 



1081. Pasiropsis maculata, Dist. Ann. Soc. Ent. Bdfj. 1903, p. 56. 



Piceous, opaque ; corium and membrane bronzy brown ; apex 

 of clavus pale brownish ; spots to connexivum at segmental 

 incisures above and beneath ochraceous ; legs and rostrum piceous- 

 brown. Posterior angles of pronotum subacute and slightly 

 directed backward ; apex of scutellum spinously obliquely as- 

 cending ; anterior prosternal process ^vell developed, the spinous 

 tubercles prominent. 



Length 8 millim. 



Hah. Burma ; Karennee, Palou ; Tenasserim ; Meetan {Fe(i). 



1082. Pasiropsis marginata, Bist. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg. 1903, p. 57. 



Piceous, moderately shining ; corium, membrane, and legs 

 piceous- brown ; connexivum and abdomen beneath ochraceous ; 

 posterior angles of the pronotum obtusely directed backward, 

 posterior pronotal lobe centrally profoundly sulcate ; apex of 



