INSECTS. HEMIPTERA. 65. Cimex, 627 



Annnlatus. Grey ; (hanks annulate with white, 



Inhabits Virginia ; large. 



Shield oblong emarginate : body varied with cinereous and brown, 

 punctured : thorax obtufely fpined behind : fcutel a little con- 

 tracted in the middle : all the thighs with a white band be- 

 neath : fore-Jhanh with a fingle white ring, 4 hind-ones 

 with 2. 



Maculatus. Thorax obtufely fpined with 4 brown fpots : greenifh ; tip 

 of the fcutel and upper-wings brown. 

 Inhabits America. 



Antennae green, reddifh at the tip : head with 2 pale {lemmata .* 

 under • -wings pale. 



Pugnax. Thorax fharply fpined -. oblong, green i ill : antennas ru- 

 fous. 

 Inhabits America; fmall. 

 Scute/ paler ; abdomen beneath with a line of black dots. 



Emeritus* Thorax fharply fpined : greenifh ; abdomen with 2 white 

 lines. 



Inhabits New Holland ; fmall. 



Thorax with a fmall rufous fpine each fide behind : fcutel tipt 

 with white : antennae and legs greenifh. 



Gladiator, Thorax an( j f cu tcl yellow dotted with black : upper wings 



with rough white dots. 

 Inhabits America. Stall. Cimic. Z' tab, 2. fig. 12. 

 Antennae varied with yellow and brown: head yellow, emargi- 



nate at the tip with 2 red ftemmata : under -wings whitilh ; 



body beneath yeHowim. 



Fcrrugator, Above grey : head and fharp fpines of die thorax black : ab- 

 domen ferruginous. 



Inhabits Sweden ; large.. 



Head black : firft and laft joint of the antennas black* '.'thorax 

 with a fine yellow edge : fcutel yellowilh at the tip : upper- 

 swings with a numerous brown dots, under-ones whitilh with 

 a brown arch a.t the tip: abdomen ferruginous : legs brown. 



Crcnator. 



Thorax crenate and fpinous : above grey; beneath yel- 

 ' lowifh. 



Inhabits South American IJlands j middle-fized. 

 Antenna; fubferruginous : thorax cinereous with numerous black 

 dots:* margin of the J.cutel whitifh at the tip: under -wing: 

 brown : margin of the abdomen dotted with brown. 



4. K 2 Turcatus. 



