104 CLASS VIIT. ORDER YI, 
Sec. F. Tarsus always with three or with twe 
joints. 
Coccineua, (lady-bug, ladies’-bird,) antenne 
subclavate and truncate ; feelers with semicordate 
tips ; body hemispheric, with the abdomen flat 
beneath. 
ORDER 6. ORTHOPTERA. 
Having four wings, the outer pair generally of 
a leathery texture ; the inner pair plaited longt- 
tudinally. 
Forricuta, (earwig,) antenne setaceous ; wing- 
sheaths halved ; wings covered ; tail forcipated, 
Buarra, (cockroach,) head inflected ; antennz. 
setaceous ; wings flat, subcoriaceous ; thorax flat- 
ish orbicular, margined ; feet formed for running ; 
horniets two over the tail. ‘ 
Mantis, (soothsayer,) head unsteady, armed 
with jaws and furnished with palpi or feelers ; an- 
tenn setaceous ; thorax linear; wings 4, membra- 
naceous, convolute ; the lower pair plated ; fore- 
legs, in most species, compressed, serrated beneath 
and armed with a single claw and with a setace- 
ous, lateral, jointed foot ; hind-legs smooth, form- 
ed for walking. 
Puasma, (spectre,) head large ; antenne fill- 
form; eyes small, rounded stemmata 3, between: 
the eyes; wings 4, membranaceous, the upper 
pair abbreviated, the lower plaited ; feet formed 
for walking. ) 
Gry Luvs, (grass-hopper, locust,) head inflected, 
armed with jaws, and furnished with feelers ; an- 
tenn in most species, either filiform or setaceous 5. 
