92. siobla. 253 



I have provisionally included in Siobla ; but they are likewise shorter 

 in the American species than in those from X them Asia. 



Hab. Burmah. 

 c. cJ. (Typi Burmah. Mrs. Waring. 



7. Siobla inooreana. 

 a. Cameron, Trans. Ent. 5 . /. md. 1877, p. B9. 

 Hab. West Yunnan. 



s . Siobla excavata. 



Alia: \ /' / t. S c. Phil. i. p. 1 l-'i i 1861 ). 



Ma ■: ipl ratus, Xort. Trans. .1 Ent. s c. i. p. 266, n. 1 



i 1-' 



//<///. United Si I 



9. Siobla robusta. 



21.) 



Exp. al. 1 li ii.. 1 5 lin. 



B< dy short ai 1 with obliqui 



hind wings with one middle cell { two on one side of one specimen); 



hind cos than usual, ly extending beyond the third 



the abdomi 



Black; bead and th ely punctured; collar yellow or 



.i>h : the two basal joints of the antenna', and sometimes the 



of the third, clypeus, tegulae, hinder edge of the metathorax 



of the abdomen above, rufous ; a spot on 



if the prothorax in front ; cenchri and first segment of 



llow. Anterior legs wanting; intermediate 



lnw ish . the base. Hind legs 



yellow, I ' ind femora and apical third of 



the ti and adjacent pari of tibiae 



yellow; tarsi black or rufous. Wiuirs smoky yellow, clearer towards 



the bind wings; uervures rufous; si 



low "it ' il side. 



Allied tn the last >j 

 llnl-. i _'ia. 



,/, b. V . iT\ | ' Probably from Abl 



collection. 



93. ALLOMORPHA. 

 Allomorpha, ( • Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 1876, p. 463. 



Head large, produced for half its length behind the eyes ; antennae 



* This - ired in Abbot's MS. drawings, xii. pi. Ixii. fig. 2, with the 



iched : — " Taken loth April in the pin< Hare." 



