of the Fitmili/ Tabaiiidie. 107 



Pancjonia, Utr. Hint. Nat. iii. p. 437 (180i»). 



P. IfiiroiiuliiJ', Wi.'(l.'ii)., Alls'*, zwi'ill. Ill', i. p. IH) (1S2H); Walker, List 

 Dipt. pt.i. j). \M\ (IHJS )._//<,/,. (^apti of (J.kkI Hope. 



P. f/wrinica, Wiexlem., /. c. p. Hi); Walker, /. c. pt. v. Siippl. 1, ]>. l.'{!) 

 (iHoi) (luuiio twice chosen). — ir<i/>. Cape of Ciiod Hupo. 



J'. ««///■//■.'«, Wifdem., /. r. ii. p. Oi'i' ; Walker, / c — Hafr Capu of Good 

 Hope. 



1\ fpUoptcra, Wicdcm., /. c. p. lOi'; Widker, /. c. pt. i. \). 1315 (184«).— 



Huh. Cape (if (iiiod Hope. 

 p. scnr;/alru<is, yiiwi, \\U\. .\at. Dipt. i. p. ll)3 (IB-U ) ; Walker, /. f. 



pt. V. ."-^iippl. I, p. 137 {\S'}^). — ]I(th. S.Mio-al. 

 P. chrygopild, Macfj., /. c. p. ll>4; Walker, /. c. — Hub. Africa. 

 P. Jltirijws, Marq.. Dipt. E.\ot. i. p. 98 (1838).— //r/i. Cape of Good 



Hope. 

 p. apjx'udicuUifa, Macq., /. c. p. !•" ; Walker, /. c. — Huh. Cape of (ioud 



Hope. 

 P.funehris, Macq., /. r. Suppl. 1, p. 23 (1810).— 7/rti. Algeria. 

 P. ramnliferu, $ , Loew, \\ lener eiit. M. vii. p. 9 (1803). — Hah. Orange 



State. 

 P. semilivida, Bigot, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. Ix. p. 360 (1891). [^Sackenymia 



semilirida, Bigot, I. c] —Hah. West .\frica. 



PaNGONIA, Latr. 

 Paxuonia, Uoiid. 



Win(js willi tir.st j)o.-5tc'riur cell cl«j.seil. L'l/cs naked or 

 subnaked. 



Pangonia conjuncta, (^ ? , Walker, Li.st Dipt. pt. i. p. loo 

 (1848) 



Palpi with first joint stout ; second joint long and slender, 

 pointed. Wings with an appendix on t'ork of the third vein, 

 and also one on the apex of the first posterior cell. 



IJab. Cape of Good Hope. 



Pangonia alboatra, ? , Walker, Dipt. Saund.pt. i. p. 13 (1850). 



Palpi with second joint club-shaped at base, ending in a 

 point. Wings with apjjendix on fork of third vein. 

 JIhI). Cape of Good llope. 



Pangonia angulata, Fabr., Syst. Antl. p. 91. 5 (I80r>) ; 

 Wiodeu)., Au8s. zweifi. Ins. i. p. 97 (1828) ; Jji.ew, Dipt. 

 Siidafrik. p. 20 (i860). 



P. obexa, Walker, Li.st Di])t. pt. v. .Suppl. 1, p I'-'to (1854); Scliiner 

 Keise der >«ovara, p. 99 (ItiOO). 



Walker's type obcsuy <? , from Saunders Coll., seems identical 

 with angulatu, Fabr., agreeing with the amended descrip- 

 tion oi angulata by Loew, who notes a female var., placed by 



