HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA. 
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beneath with three irregular white stripes. Middle femora towards the base 
and fore legs whitish. Hind femora beneath with four spines and with 
some minute subapical spines. Hind tibiae slightly curved ; tips and hind 
tarsi white. Fore wings blackish ; veins black. Length of the body 
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Mas ? Niger ; caput albo hidrigatum biguttatum et snbtus nnifasciatum ; 
antennarum articulus 3us basi albus ; prothorax albo quadristrigatus 
et univiltatus ; scutellum albidum; pectoris segmenta albido marqi- 
na/a ; venter albidus ; pedes Jlavescentes,femoribus quatuor anteriori- 
bus fusco tinctis, femoribus posticis ex parte nigris; alee cinerece, 
mgro venosce. 
Male. Black. Head with a white streak on the face, with a white 
streak between the eyes, with a white dot on the outer side of each eye, and 
with a white band on the hind border beneath. Rostrum white, extending 
a little beyond the middle coxae. Third joint of the antennae white towards 
the base. Prothorax with two white streaks on each side, and with a white 
stripe which does not extend to the neck. Scutellum and under side of 
abdomen mostly white. Pectoral segments bordered with white. Legs 
yellowish; four anterior femora tinged above with brown. Hind femora 
partly black above, with a few spines of various size beneath. Hind tibiae 
slender slightly curved. Wings cinereous; veins black. Length of the 
body lines. ° 
a, h. Ega. From Mr. Bates’ collection. 
Genus 2. HYPSELOPUS, C. H. 468. 
I. Hypselopus gigas, (7. //■. 468. 
pallidiventris, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ale. Fork. 1858, 315. 
o. Natal. From M. Gueinzius’ collection. 
2. Hypselopus villosipes. 
Meloza villosipes, Serv. Hist. Hem. 221— Hypselopus villosipes, StaL 
Hem. Afr. iu 99. i , , 
Mauritius. 
3. Hypselopus peolixus. 
prolixus, Stal, Hug. Resa, Hem. 233. Hem. Afr. ii. 98— villosipes, var.F 
Cape. 
4. Hypselopus annulicoiinis. 
annulicornis, Stal, Ofv. K. V. Ak. Fork. 1855, 29. Hem. Afr. ii. 100— 
gigas, foem.? 
Caffraria. 
5. Hypselopus tripunctatus, C. H. 469. 
a, b. Interior of South Africa. Presented by the Earl of Derby in 1843, 
