INSECTS. HEMIPTERA. 60. Gryllus. 



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SucciaSus, Keel and hind-margin of the thorax and dorfal margin of 

 the wing-cafes yellow. 

 Inhabits India, lierbjl. Arch, 8. tab. 54./^. 2. 



Criflatus, Thorax crefted, with a 4-cleft ridge : wings variegated, 

 brown at the lower margin. 

 Inhabit? Arabia, Natural. Mifcel. vii, plate, 25 1. 

 Head and body red croifed with black lines : legs red. 



Dux. Thorax carinate rough: wing-cafes green: wings rufou s 



fpotted with brown. 

 Inhabits South America. Drury.Inf. I. tab. 44. 

 Antennae black : AWyellowifh : thorax greenifh, with pale raifed 



dots : nving-cafes with yellow nerves : hind-margin of the 



wings brown ; body and legs greenifh. 



Car 



Thorax carinate, with a trifid creft : wings with a black 

 band. 

 Inhabits the Eaft. Gryllus car in at us. Fabricius, 

 Thorax rough : <wing~cafes greenifh : hind-thighs carinate each 

 fide, rough and reticulate with raifed lines : Jlianks very ipi- 

 nous. 



Lu 



Segments of the thorax with a femiorbicular creft 

 cafes black with white bands. 

 Inhabits South America. V/ings black immaculate. 



'ing- 



Reticularis. Thorax boat-fhaped, lengthened and acute behind : wing- 

 cafes reticulate, 

 Inhabits Tranquebar, 



Head ferruginous : mouth fpotted with black : antennae ferrugi- 

 nons, the firft and lafl joints black: thorax with a trifid creft, 

 ferruginous, the keel and abbreviated lateral line black : nvwg- 

 cafes black reticulate with yellow : legs black, rufous be- 

 neath. 



Gall 



jallitiaceus 



Thorax boat-fhaped, very large, lengthened at each end, 

 and with the wing-cafes brown, immaculate: hind- 

 • thighs comprelfed ferrate. 

 Inhabits Eafl India. 



Antennae very fhort, brown : thorax comprefTcd, covering the 

 head and more than half the body : =wing-ca/es flexuous at the 

 outer margin : wings yellowifh, pointed and brown at the tip: 

 fore-thighs channelled beneath : hindjhanks fpinous, the fpine 

 at the bafe larger and membranaceous. 



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