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INSECTAj COLEOPTERA. 
Magdalinus carhonarius : larva feeds in Betula alba. R. Hislop, Ent. M. 
M. ix. p. 39. 
Magdalinus kraatziy Weise, l.c. p. 149, Austria; M. caztcasicus, Tournier, 
R. Z. (2) xxiii. p. 255, Caucasus : spp. nn. 
Balaninides, 
Desbrocliers, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. (5) ii. pp. 413-419, has published a first 
supplement to his monograph of this and the next group, giving fresh loca- 
lities for certain species. 
Balaninus mastersi, sp. n., Pascoe, Ann. N. H. (4) ix. p. 139, Queensland. 
Anthonomides. 
Anthonomus cinctus, v. Erauenfeld, Verh. z.-b, Wien, xxii. p. 393, refers 
to its economy in connexion with Pgrus salicifolius. A. hituherculatus^ 
Thomson, apparently = nlmi, from note by the author, Opusc. l^nt. (iv.) 
p. 393. 
NothopSf Mars. {Pseudom&rphuSf Desbr.), 'merely forms a subdivision of 
Bradgbatus, uniting it with Anthonomus. Localities &c. for B. elongatidus 
and kellneri are referred to : Anthonomus stierlini, Desbr., is redescribed, and 
fresh localities are given for various spp. of the genus. Desbrocliers, 1. c. 
Aubeus [? Aubceus'], g. n., Desbrochers, 1. c. p. 413. Head suddenly and 
sharply constricted behind the eyes. Anthonomus lethierrii, Desbr., and 
Aubeus bruleriei, sp. n., id, 1. o. p. 416, Jericho. 
Anthonomus gracilipeSy sp. n., id. 1. c. p. 417, N. France. 
Ceratopides. 
Polydus, g. n., Pascoe, J. L. S. xi. p. 459. Much the habit oi LcemosacctiSj 
but evidently to be placed here, except for its short and stout rostrum. P. 
dmnosusy sp. n., id, ibid. pi. xiii. fig. 4, Bahia. 
Tychiides. 
Tychius hcematocephalus corroborated as British, and figured, E. 0. Rye, 
Ent. Ann. 1873, p. 7, fig. 6. 
Cionides. 
Nanophyes. Kraatz, B. E. Z. xvi. pp. 47 & 48, publishes some notes on 
Andalusian species, and demurs to II. Brisout’s reference of his liUpidanus 
(inedit.) to palliduluSy Boh., as a var. N. gracilis, Redt., recorded as British ; 
E. 0. Rye, Ent. M. M. ix. p. 157. 
Gymnetrides. 
Gymnetrum melinum and bellum, spp. nn., Reitter, B. E. Z. xvi. p. 185, 
Oran. 
JDerelomides. 
Ochrophcebe, g. n., Pascoe, Ann. N. II. (4) ix. p. 139. Facies of Sibinia ; 
allied to Derelomus, but not pubescent. O. uniformis, sp. n., id. 1. c. p. 140, 
Champion Bay, W. Australia. 
