LIST OF HOMOPTERO0S INSECTS. 



11. APHiENA HOiMORRHOIDALIS 



Fulgora hcBinorrlioidalis, O/iu. Enc.Mith. vi. 569. Stall, Cic. 103. 



pi. 27, f. 148. 

 Plata hccmorrhoidalis, Gcnn. Than, Arch. ii. 247. 



Cape. 



12. ApHffiNA SUB MACD LATA ? 



Aphana .snbmaculata ? Weslio. Duncan's Nat. Libr.i.2S4, \A.2'4, f. 1. 

 A. auranlia ? Hope, Tram. Linn. Soc. xviii. 443, pi. 31, f. 2. 



Var. ? Fulva viridi varia ; abdomen ochraceum, lateribus viridi 

 varium ! pedes viridi-ochracei, femora fusco unimaculata ; alee 

 alba maculatte, anticte virides, posticee ochraceee. 

 A recurved lioni on the liead : wings ample : body tawny : 

 crown of the head with a lidge on each side, furnished with a horn, 

 whicli is green, and is inclined backward on the head and the shield 

 and extends to half the length of the latter ; face with four slight 

 ridges: mouth tawny with a black tip, extending a little beyond the 

 hind-hips: fore border of the shiebl partly green, slightly ridged, 

 .somewhat excavated on each side for the reception of the eyes : ab- 

 domen obconical, orange, partly green on each side, a little longer 

 than the chest: legs dull orange, tinged here and there with green ; 

 a brown spot on each thigh ; liind-sbanks armed with spines, and 

 tenninating in a cluster of small spines : wings ami>le ; fore-wings 

 green, adorned with numerous while dots above and with while spots 

 beneath : hind-wings orange, with a few white dots above and with 

 more white spots beneath. Length of the body 9 lines ; of the 

 wings 34 lines, 

 a, 4. Silhet. From Mr. Argent's collection. 



13. Apii/ENa Aurora? 

 Aphana Aurora, Hope, Trans. Linn. Sue. xix. 133, 20, pi. 12, f. 2. 



Ferruginea ; abdominis segmenlorum margines postici rtifi ; pedes 

 ferruginei ; al<g croccee, apice ferrxiginea; ; alee antica subfa- 

 tciata ; atte postictB albo subviltata. 

 A recurved horn on the head : wings ample : body ferruginous : 

 ridges of the crown of tlie liead enclosing two semicircular com- 

 partments ; underside indistinctly ridged : mouth pale ferruginous, 

 with a darker tip, reaching far beyond the hind-hips: abdomen 

 nearly elliptical, longer than the chest ; hind borders of the seg- 



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