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Prothorax closely scrobiculato-punctate, 

 the punctures cicatricose and divided by 

 narrow, fold-like intervals, sides of pectus, 

 coxae, episterns, and abdomen with non- 

 squamose hairs elegant. 



Basal cephalic carina very indistinct ; 

 prothorax with nearly equi-distant round 

 punctures separated by smooth intervals, 

 not raised on the discoidal part, but 

 somewhat so on the sides ; last abdominal 

 segment moderately short and not much 

 swollen furva. 



Basal cephalic carina distinct ; prothorax 

 scabrose along the anterior margin, and 

 covered on the rest of the surface with 

 round punctures separated by smooth 

 intervals forming transverse areolets in 

 the median part : 



Last abdominal segment broad, 



very swollen noscitata. 



Last abdominal segment some- 

 what narrow, not swollen . . vaivata. 



H 1 . Basal outer tooth of anterior tibiae feebly 

 indicated in the male. 



I 1 . Frontal part of the head distinctly granu- 

 losa. 



Prothorax closely scabrose all over . . . . rugosa. 



Prothorax scabroso-punctate in the ante- 

 rior part, intervals of punctures hardly 

 raised in the posterior ; last joint of 

 prothorax granulose on the whole of the 

 anterior part, scabroso-punctate thence to 

 the very highly raised, transverse, supra- 

 basal fold, and having on the middle of 

 the disk an elongated smooth patch, and 

 several elongated areolets on each side 



of it ( indotata. 



( fatidicd. 



G\ Antennal club of the male longer than the stalk. 



Prothorax with moderately closely set round 

 punctures having smooth, plane intervals ; 

 pectus very densely pubescent debttis. 



F 1 . Upper tooth of anterior claws only more slender 

 and shorter than the lower. 



G 2 . Antennal club of male shorter than the stalk. 



Prothorax with the punctures on the posterior 

 part closely set and divided by irregular smooth 

 walls, hair in each puncture plainly visible . . scabiosa. 





