156 PROF. P. it. UUF.Llt 05 THE HEMIPTKBA-HETBBOPTBBA [Feb. 20, 



EXPLANATION OF PLATE XVI. 



Figs. 1, 2. Streptaxit tabifiem, p. 147. 



3, 4. mebeleni, p. 147. 



5. (Oophana) strangulatus, p. 148. 



6, 7. Macrochlamys limbata, p. 148. 



8. >ifnl(i insuktru, p. 149. 



9. Kaliella mbsculpta, p. 140. 



10. Chloriiis plaiytropu, p. 150. 



11. Opeas fiiiforme, p. 151. 



12, 13. Hypaelostomw transit an.<, p. 151. 

 14, IT). Opixthoponu tetosus, p. 152. 

 lft, 17. Bh&oetoma asiphon, p. 152. 

 18, 19. Diplommatina samuiana, p. 155. 

 20, 21. Alycaus roebeleni, p. 154. 



22, 23. caiwlicula'us. p. 154. 



24. Cyclophrrm diplochilus, p. 153. 

 25, 26. Lagocheilus lirotttln*. p. 154. 

 27, 28. I'ujpina pallens, p. 155. 



A List of the Hemiptera-Heteroptera of the Families 

 Anthocorida? aud Ceratocombidee collected by Mr. II. II. 

 Smith in the Island of St. Vincent ; with Descriptions of 

 New Genera and Species. By P. K. Uhler. 1 



[Received January 22, 1894.] 

 A. Lint of Species of which specimens were obtained. 



AxTHOCOEIDiE. 



Lasiochilus pallidulus, Renter. 



variabilis, I'hler. 



pictus, sp. nov. 



fraternus, Vhlcr. 



Piezostethus sordidus, Renter. 

 Triphleps perpnnctatus, Beuter. 

 Brachysteles pallidus, Renter. 



CERATOCOMBIDiE. 



Ct-ratocorabus brasiliensis, Beuter. 



minutus, I'hler. 



Cryptostemma fasciata, Uhler, 



Schizoptera flavipes, Renter. 



scutellata, sp. nov. 



capitata, sp. nov. 



Oiuniatides (gen. nov.) insignia, sp. 



Cardiastethus elegans, Uhler. nov. 



conBimilis, i'hler. Oncerodes (gen. nov.) robusta, sp. 



' Communicated by Dr. D. Sharp, F.R.S., F.Z.S., on behalf of the "West 

 India Islands Committee. 



[In the list of St. Vincent Hemiptera recently communicated to the Society 

 (see P. Z. S. 1893, p. 705) it was mentioned that Prof. Uhler had been obliged to 

 leave the Anthocoridte and Ceratocombidae undetermined, the material sent to him 

 being inadequate for the study of such difficult insects. Since then Prof. Uhler 

 has received from the Committee additional material — chiefly from the neigh- 

 bouring island of Grenada — which has enabled him to complete his enumeration 

 of the two groups of Heteroptera in question, and I now communicate to the 

 Society the results of this part of his work. We hope that t lie list of Hemiptera- 

 Heteroptera of Grenada will shortly be in the possession of the Committee. — 

 D.S.] 



