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prove to be a species distinct from M. Gnatho, which has a 
remarkably large triangular tooth on the upper edge at the 
base of each mandible. The thorax of M. Gnatho has 
parallel sides. 
Tragosoma subcoriaceum, Hope, female, 1831.—The male 
of this insect was described in 1867 by Mr. Pascoe, under 
the name Sarmydus antennatus. 
Fam. CERAMBYCID2. 
Eburophora, White (Eburigera, Gemm. and Harold, 
Cat. p. 2899).—This genus should be placed next to Sophron, 
Newm., and Sophron eburatus, Pascoe, should be transferred 
to it. 
Trichoxys flexus, Chevr., 1860 = Clytus melanotelus, 
White, 1855. (Types compared.) 
Anthoboscus figuratus, Pascoe, 1869 = Clytanthus mar- 
ginalis, Chevr., 1863. (Types compared.) 
Anthoboscus leucothyreus, Pascoe, 1869 — Clytanthus 
austerus, Chevr., 1863. (Types compared.) 
Clytanthus oppositus, Chevr., 1863 — Clytus signaticollis, 
Lap. & Gery, but with the pubescence rubbed off the abdo- 
men; it is not a synonym of C. japonicus, as suggested by 
Mr. Bates, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist., 1873. 
Clytus Protogenes, Newman.—This is not a synonym of 
Chlorophorus annularis, as placed in Gemminger’s Catalogue, 
but belongs to the genus Acrocyrta, with the third and fourth 
antennal joints (and fifth slightly) spined; it is very closely 
allied to Acrocyrta strangaloides of Pascoe. 
Xylotrechus famelicus, Pascoe.—This species, for which 
Mr. Pascoe had no locality, is from Borneo. 
Clytus dominula, White.—Is a Xylotrechus, closely allied 
to C. Grayi, White, and is not a Rhaphuma, as placed by 
Chevrolat. 
Clytus subcruciatus, White.—Is a Calanthemis. 
Clytus Phidias, Newman.—Is not Xylotrechus australis, 
Lap. & Gory, as placed in Gemminger’s Catalogue, but it is 
closely allied. 
Clytus Mouhotti, Pascoe, 1869 — Clytus semiluctuosus, 
White, 1855. 
Lriphus leucogrammus, White = Peeciloderma lineolatum, 
White, and belongs rather to this latter genus.” 
