6. i'REMEX. 3S5 



Ent. ii. p. 7-'!, pi. xxxii. fig. 1 (1m.'"")): Xort. Trans. Amer. Eat. 

 . ii. p. 366 ( L869). 

 Tremex servillei, Bridle, Ihjm. iv. p. 04-3, pi. xlv. fig. 2 (1846). 



Hub. Uuited States. 



a. c?. Georgia. Probably from Abbot's collection. 



b.2- St. Louis. E. Doubleday. 



C,d. c? $• United St»1 



5. Treniex maurus. 



Tremex niaurus, Westw. Thes. Ent. Oxon, p. 116, pi. xxi. fig. •'> 



tl-7 J). 



Sab. North America. 



6. Tremex pandora. 



Tremex pandora, Westw. Thes. Eat. Oxon. p. 110, pi. xxi. fig. 

 (1874). 



/Jab. China. 



«. <S • Shanghai li. Fortune. 



7. Tremex sinitliii. 

 (Plate XV. fig. l.i 



mex smithi, Cameron, Trans. Ent. fi I, 1^70. p. 170. 



Exp. al. 1 poll. :; lin.. Long. corp. 1 poll. 



Blue-black : face hairy, head and thorax very closely punctured. 

 I and second segments of the abdomen bordered behind with 



US yellow, the second very narrowly; the third and fourth 

 slightly, and the fifth and sixth more distinctly, at the sides only. 

 The first six segments of the abdomen have a strong purplish lustre; 

 the remainder are dull, coarsely punctured, and clothed with short 

 grey hairs. Terebra, and base of hind tibiae and of first hind tarsus, 

 testaceous yellow. Wings purplish hyaline, with piceous nervures; 

 second brachial cell in the tore wings, and the middle of the hind 

 wings, hyaline. 



A male specimen from the same collection, which may possibly 

 belon- to this species, is Larger (exp. al. 1 poll. 11 lin., long. corp. 

 1 poll. 1 lin.), with no pale markings on the abdomen or legs, and 

 the abdomen is slightly tinged with chestnut-colour, and finely 

 punctured. 



Hub. East Indies. 



a. $. (Type.) East Indies. 



b. cj (?). East Indies. 



8. Tremex rugicollis. 



Tremox rugicollis, Westw. Thes. Ent. Oxon. p. 117, pi. xx. fig. 9 

 (1874). 



Hub. Philippines. 



2c 



