6oS INSECTS. HBMIPTERA. 65. Cimex. 



Ekngata. Tail ending in 2 briftles longer than the body : body line- 

 ar: thorax teftaceous with a brown dorfal line. 



Inhabits Tranquebar I larger than N. linearis. 



Head teilaceous : eyes globular back: all the wings brown, 

 fhorter than the body: legs teft ;ceou>> : fcre-faanks tipt with 

 brown, the others ciliate with white hairs : abdomen carinate, 

 with 3 fpiracles each fide. 



C. Lip projecting, rounded. Naucoris. 



•Ciaucoides Abdomen ferrate at the edge: head and the rax varied with 

 yellow and brown. 

 Inhabits Europe. Stoll. Cimic. 2. tab. 12. fig. 8. B. 



j£flwaiis* Abdomen ferrate at the edge : head and thorax white. 



Inhabits France ; ibout half the fize of the laft. 



Head rounded : thorax flat with a brown blotch before and be- 

 behind: fcute I and icings brown : abdomen brown edged with 

 white. 



Kepaformis Edge of the abdomen entire. 



Inhabits South American Ifiands. 



Head and thorax dull yellowifh : fcutel brown : upper-wings dull 

 ydlow'ifti under-cnes brown : body beneath black : legs yellow. 



Curfians, Abdomen black, the edge entire : all the legs formed for 

 running. 

 Inhabits Kiel ; very fmsll. 



Shield brown rounded entire : fcutel and upper wings brown : 

 under-wings white : body and legs brown. 



65. CIMEX. Snout inflected : antennae 

 longer than the thorax : wings 4, folded 

 cross-wise, the upper-ones coriaceous on 

 the upper-part: back flat: thorax mar- 

 gined: legs formed for running. Bug. 



A. Antenna inferted before the eyes 

 a. Lip, o. Acanthia. 

 *Idt3fdari+ 



».« Apterous ; body ferruginous. Houfe-bug. 



S tell. Cimic, 2. tab. iq. fg. 131. Degcer. 3./. ij.fg. 9. 



A troublefome and naufeons inhabitant of moil houfes in large 

 Cities : crawling .about in the night-time to fuck the blood of 

 fuch as are afleep, and hiding itfdf by day in the moil retired 

 holes and crevices. 



Zofier*. 



