COCCINELLID^ AND LEPIDOPTERA 



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CoCCINELLIDiE 



236. Cijdojiia liinata, Fabr. Syst. Ent. 86, Muls. Spec. Col. Securi- 

 palp. 431, Gerst. C. v. d. Deck. 295. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. — Is found 

 all over South Africa, Madagascar, and East India. 



237. Alesia striata, Fabr. Ent. Syst. i. 1, 269, Muls. Spec. Col. 

 Secnripalp. 354, Olivieri Gerst. C. v. d. Deck. 294. Ganglb. det. 

 Zanzibar. — Is found from the Senegal to the Cape. 



238. Alcsia Aurora, Gerst. Arch. Naturg. xxxvii. 1, 345, C. v. d. 

 Deck. 294, t. xiii. f. 3. Ganglb. det. Taveta. — Uru. 



239. Chilocorus Walilhcrgi, Muls. Spec. Col. Securipalp. 462. 

 Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. — Kaffraria, Mozambique, Wanga. 



240. Chilocorus distigma, Klug Erm. Keise 49, Gerst. C. v. d. Deck. 

 296. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. — Is found from Senegambia and Abj^s- 

 sinia to the Cape. 



241. Microrltymhus ru/ipennis, Gerst. Arch. Naturg. xxxvii. 1, 348, 

 C. V. d. Deck. 306. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. 



242. Ejrilachna macropis, Gerst. Arch. Naturg. xxxvii. 1, 347, C. v. 

 d. Deck. 301, t. xiii. f. 8. Fairm. det. Zanzibar. 



243. EpHachim hirta, Thunbg. Nov. Ins. Spec. 1781, 23, f. 35, 

 Muls. Spec. Col. Securipalp. 756, Gerst. C. v. d. Deck. 303. Ganglb. 

 det. Zanzibar. — Is found from Guinea to the Cape. 



244. Epilaclma callipepla, Gerst. Arch. Naturg. xxxvii. 1, 347, C. 

 V. d. Deck. 300, t. xiii. f. 7. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. 



245. Epilaclma chrysovielina, Fabr. Syst. Ent. 82, Muls. Securipalp. 

 France 195. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. — Spread over the Mediterranean 

 and the largest part of Africa. 



246. Epilaclma Paykidli, Muls. Spec. Col. Securipalp. 833, Gerst. 

 C. V. d. Deck. 305. Ganglb. det. Zanzibar. — Kaffraria, Mozambique. 



247. Epilaclma canina, Fabr. Spec. Ins. i. 107, Muls. Spec. Col. 

 Securipalp. 754, Gerst. C. v. d. Deck. 303. Ganglb. det. Taveta. — 

 Zanzibar. 



LEPIDOPTEEA 



By A. F. EOGENHOFER 



The Lepidoptera collected during Count S. v. Teleki's Expedition,, 

 and handed over to the Eoyal and Imperial Natural History Museum, 

 Vienna, for the most part represent widely distributed species that are 



