CLEORINA. 
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but somewhat finer at apex. Abdomen blackish ; emargination of 
tibiae clothed with rather long pubescence. 
Length mm. 
Hob. Manipur. 
SI-. Cleorina andamanensis, sp. 11. 
Metallic green ; antennae black, basal joints fulvous ; thorax 
cupreous ; elytra dark violaceous. 
Head very remotely punctured, metallic green ; labrum and 
palpi piceous ; antennas with the basal four joints fulvous, basal 
joints black above, terminal joints slightly widened. Thorax about 
twice as broad as long, sides straight, disc very strongly and 
rather closely punctured, punctures somewhat more closely placed 
at the sides. Elytra broadly rounded, with a shallow basal de- 
pression, rather strongly punctate-striate, punctures finer towards 
the apex. Breast metallic green ; abdomen black. 
Length 2^-3 mm. 
Hob. Andaman Islands (Coll. Brit. Mus.). 
In all the specimens before me, the puncturation of the thorax 
is strong without being confluent. 
843. Cleorina oblonga, sp. n. 
Metallic greenish-cupreous ; antennae black, basal joints fulvous. 
Head remotely and moderately strongly punctured ; antennae with 
the terminal joints thickened, the joints but slightly longer than 
broad, basal joint aeneous above, following two fulvous. Thorax 
rather convex, sides somewhat rounded, anterior sulcus deep at 
the sides, obsolete at middle : surface strongly and closely punc- 
tured, punctures round and deep, more closely placed at the sides. 
8cutellum subpentagonal, cupreous, impunctate. Elytra oblong, 
somewhat pointed at apex, deeply transversely depressed below the 
base, shoulders prominent, gradually narrowed into a blunt costa 
that extends to the middle ; surface strongly punctate-striate, 
punctures distinct to apex, extreme lateral margins cupreous. 
Underside and abdomen aeneous or greenish-cupreous ; apices of 
tibiae and the tarsi black. 
Length 2| mm. 
Bab. Burma : Karen Hills ( Coll. Brit. Bus.). 
More oblong and posteriorly more pointed in shape than most 
species of the genus. 
841. Cleorina dohertyi, sp. n. 
Metallic blue or greenish ; head remotely and rather finely 
punctured ; antennae black, rather long, basal three joints fulvous, 
third joint elongate, as long as the fourth, following joints tri- 
angularly widened but longer than broad. Thorax nearly twice 
