Phyllocophaliiuu, Urohibidinaj, and Acanthosominre. 229 



i^iastragala llavipsoni, s(>. ii. 



Olivaceous, coarsely and ilarkly punctate; pronuLal angles 

 acute, directed outwardly ; anal appendage provided witli 

 two long red forceps ; antennic olivaceous, apical halt' of 

 third and the whole of fourth joint piceous ; fifth joint 

 mutilated. 



Third joint of antenniu slightly longer than second ; head 

 impunctate, the pronotuni, scutelluin, and coriuni about 

 equally coarsely and si)aringly punctiite; body beneath and 

 legs very pale yellowish green. 



Long. \',\ niilliin. ; exp. pronot. angl. \) niillini. 



Ualu Nilgiri Hills {Sir G. F. Hamptson, Coll. Dist.). 



Genus Anaxandua. 



Ana.cundru alal icar n is . 

 Acanfhosoma alaticornin, Walk. Cat. liet. iii. p. ol'i (1808). 



Anaxatidra la'vicornis, 



Acaiithosoma keciconie, Dall. List Ileni. i. p. 811. ii. i'4 (1851). 

 AcanthoMima Ucvicornis, Notes Iiid. Rbvncli. Hot. v. p. 23 (1888) ; 

 Leth. & 8ev. Cat. Gen. Hem. t. i. p. 2o4 (1893). 



Anaxandra nigricornts. 



Acanthosoma nigriconiis, Walk. Cat. Ilet. iii. p. 574 (1808). 

 Ancurandra nigrocomuta, Reut. Berl. ent. Zeitschr. xxv. p. 77 (1881). 



Anaxandra hoviUa, sp. n. 



Brownish ocbraceous, thickly and coarsely |)Unctate ; pro- 

 notal angles largely develojjcd, slightly recurved, and pointed 

 posteriorly at apices, which are a little paler in hue. 



Antennai with the second joint longer than the third ; 

 posterior area of the i)ronotuni from between the lateral 

 angles much more coarsely punctate ; scutellum very coarsely 

 punctate, the apical margins somewhat raised and levigate, a 

 central levigate line traversing the pronotum and scutellum ; 

 corium more thickly and finely punctate, with a discal levi- 

 gate spot, whicb in some specimens is very indistinct. M'Mu- 

 brane i)ale brownish. Body beneath and legs brownish 

 ochraceous. 



Long. 10 millim. ; exp. projiot. .ingl. 8 millim. 



}lah. Assam (Atkins. Coll., Brit. Mus.) ; Naga Hills 

 {Do/iertt/, Coll. Dist.). 



