3 io INSECTS. COLEOPTERA. 33. Cerambyx. 



Crifpus. Thorax fpinous : fhells with 3 raifed flightly ferrate lines : 

 body cinereous : antennas moderate. 

 Inhabits the Cape of good hope. Oli<v. Ins, 6j.tab, ^.fig. 1 8. 



Fafticula- Thorax fpinous and hairy : fhells with tufts of hairs. 

 r : St Inhabits Cayenne. Olinj. Ins. 6j. tab. 17 -fig, 1 31/ 



Antenna, moderate black, the firir. joint villous yellow : Jhells 

 brown with a whitifh dot or two, a raifed futural black line 

 and 3 tufts of hairs at the bafe with 2 pair near the tip : legs 

 variegated. 



Rotator Thorax fpinous; cinereous; fhells fubfafciate :» antenna? 

 moderate. 

 Inhabits India, Oliv. Ins. 6j. tab. ij.fig. 126. 

 Joints of the antenna?, cinereous tipt with brown : head grooved : 

 Jhells cinereous flightly barred with brown. 



Glycyrrhi- Thorax fpinous : black: fhells bicarinate, with white lines: 

 xae% legs ferruginous : antennas fhort. 



Inhabits Siberia. Oli<v. Ins. 6j. tab. \b,fig. 115. 

 Head black with a whitifh blotch at the bafe : antennce. black, 

 the firft joint ferruginous tipt with black : thorax with - 3 

 white lines : future white : legs ferruginous tipt with white. 



Cruciatus. Thorax spinous : black ; fhells with a white crofs in the 

 middle. 

 Inhabits RnJJia. Pall. Icon. tab. F , fig. 5. - 

 Antennae fhort black : thorax black with a dorfal white line 

 Jhells black, the future white crofled by a white bar. 



Fiiliginator. Thorax fubfpinous: black; (hells pale afh : antennas ihort. 

 Inhabits Southern Europe. Olinj, Ins. 67. tab. \.Jg, 21. 

 Grows more and more black as it advances in age. 



Cinerarius. Thorax fpinous ; pale am ; antennas fhort. 

 Inhabits Rujfia. Pall, Icon, tab, F . fig. II. 

 Half the fize of the former, and entirely pale cinereous. 



Cart net us. Thorax fpinous : black : fhells piceous with a lateral whi- 

 tiih raifed ridge ; antennas fhort. 



Inhabits Siberia. 



Head and thorax punctured : Jhells obtufe : body beneath whitifh. 



Coquuu Thorax fubfpinous : body hairy ; (hells obtufe, groove* 

 black, ferruginous before : antennas moderate. 

 Inhabits North America, Spines of the thorax very minute. 



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