new Species of Blattide. 45 
pronotum with the disk fascous, margins hyaline. Tegmina 
pale fulvous, surface not reticulated, veins prominent and 
white, a fuscous humeral vitta; twelve costal veins, the last 
two biramose; the humeral vein also giving off four rami to 
the sutural margin, the discoidal vein giving off only three ; 
ulnar vein triramose. Wings infuscated, edge of marginal 
field yellow ; fourteen costal veins, medio-discal field crossed 
by numerous transverse bars; ulnar vein forked at apex, 
axillary vein triramose; apical area unequally divided, 
acutely angled at base, its apex subtruncate. Body and legs 
testaceous beneath. 
Total length 9 mm.; length of tegmina 7 mm. 
Cachabi, Ecuador (W. F. H. Rosenberg coll., Dec. 1896) ; 
one example (Oxford Museum). 
The species is evidently allied to C. trans/ucida, Sauss., 
from Mexico. 
Subfam. PancHrorin2. 
Genus Zetosora, Burm. 
Zetobora lata, sp. nu. 
3g. Head black ; labrum golden; antennz at base black, 
nitid, the rest fuscous, villose. Pronotum with anterior 
margin strongly rounded in the middle, less so laterally, the 
margin slightly reflected, the posterior margin only slightl 
curved, the postero-lateral angles sightly notched ; disk with 
a humeral carina on each side, the “ hood” with a few 
tubercles, nitid, the sides with numerous tubercles of various 
sizes, afew granules on the front; castaneous except for a 
testaceous byaline patch, semicircular in shape, in front ; 
scutellum with central carina and a few punctures. Tegmina 
broad, scarcely exceeding the abdomen in length, testaceo- 
hyaline, anal field and humeral vein castaneous ; marginal 
field very broad, its outer border slightly thickened and 
margined; mediastinal area with large shallow punctures ; 
anal field reticulate-punctate; discoidal field reticulate ; 
apex broadly rounded. Supra-anal lamina quadrate, notched ; 
subgenital lamina produced, rather asymmetrical, with one 
style (the right). Abdomen castaneous ; the dorsal tergites 
with their posterior angles strongly produced backwards 
and projecting considerably beyond the sternites, very much 
as in the genus Capucina, Sauss. 
