1840.] 



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giving rise to the idea of the stalk of the leaf, thus completing the de- 

 lusion. 



DIVISION P-^ ? Fam. Zyg^nid^? 



Genus Campylotf.s, Westw, 



Genus anomalum Heleonae et Anthonoyzae Sw. Gymnanto cerasque 

 Guer^ affine, alee oblongs, subovales, integrte, neivis apicalibus valde 

 curvatis, anticse cellula discoidali clausa nerves duos postice emittens, 

 quorum exterior trifurcatis, posticae etiam cellula discoidali clausa, nervo 

 recurrente interinedio bifurcato. Corpus parvum abdomine gracili, pone 

 alas baud protenso. Caput parvum. Ocelli 2. Antennas graciles 

 biramosae. Palpi brevissimi supra baud discernendi, maxillae eioiigatae 

 spirales. 



Campylotes histriojijcus, Westw. iEneus, alls ad costam rufo — , 

 interne flavo-lineatis, maculisque apicalibus albis. 



Long. Corp, lin. 11. Expans. alar. unc. 3. Habitat in Nepalia. Hard- 

 wicke ; in Montibus Himalayanis, Royle. 



Corpus nigro-aeneum, palagris maculisque abdominalibus lateralibus 

 flavis. Alae anticae aenese, costa, fasciisque duabus discoidalibus rufis, 

 fasciiisque tribus internis per totam longitudinem alarum currentibus 

 flavis ; maculis 8 vel 9 (spatiura inter nervos apicales occupantibus) 

 albis. Alae posticae similiter coloratee, at maculae terrainales flavo 

 ornantur. 



This remarkable Insect appears to be the extreme type of a very nu- 

 merous Indian group of Lepidoptera, to which belong the species named 

 Capys pectinicornis, Thallo, and Rhodope. It is impossible to decide 

 upon their real affinities, until we obtain a knowledge of the metamor- 

 phoses of some of the ^pecies. 



ORDER ORTHOPTERA. Fam. Mantid^e. 

 Mantis Roylii. Hope, MSS. 

 ORDER HYMENOPTERA. Section Pupivora, 



Fam. CHALCIDIDiE. 



DiRHiNus Himalayanus, Westw. 



Niger, pedibus 4 anterioribus, tarsisque posticis rufescentibus. 



Capite obtuse bicornuto. 



Habitat in Himalaya. 



Long. corp. lin. 2. Exp. alar. lin. 3. 



Caput nigrum punctatum, antice obtuse bicornutum antennarum arti- 



