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Elorgata. 
INSECTS. HEMIPTERA. 65. Cimex. 
lifl'' 
Tail ending in 2 bridles longer than the body : body 
ar: thorax telbceous \vith a brown dorfal line. 
Inhabits larger chan, N. linearis. ^ii, 
Head teftaceous ; tyes globular b.ack : all the ivt«gs 
ftiorter than the body : legt tefticeous ; /ore-fnaiixs't^P'^.^ib 
brown, the others ciliate with white hairs : abdomen 
with 3 fpiracles each lide. 
C. Lip projediing, rounded. Naucoris. 
Cimkoldts ^bdonten ferrate at the edge: head and th rax varie'^''^* 
yellow and brown. 
Inhabits Stoll. Cimic. 2. tah. iz. fig. 8. B. 
JEHtvahs. Abdomen ferrate at the edge : head and thorax white- 
Inhabits France ; about halt the fize of the lalt. , 
Head rounded : thorax flat with a brown blotch before 
behind : fcutel and nuingt brown : abdomen brown edged ' 
white. 
Nepaformis Edge of the abdomen entire. 
Inhabits South American Iflands. ^,ill 
Head and thorax dull yellowilh ; fcutel brown : upper-votnpd 
yellowilh asaVr-om brown : beneath black ; legs'j^^^ 
Carftans. Abdomen black, the edge entire ; all the legs fornt^'^ ^ 
running. 
Inhabits ATtV/; very fmall. 
Shield brown rounded entire : fcutel and upper .nohtgs 
tinder -vdngs white : body and legs brown. 
m. CIMEX. Snout inflected: 
longer than the thorax : xjoings 4, 
eross-Avi.se, tlie upper-ones coriaceous 
the upper-part: back flat: thorax 
gined: Legs formed for running- ^ ° 
^ Leilulaii- 
Antennce Injerted before the exes 
a. Lip. o. Acanthia. 
Hoi'fi 
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u.. Apterous; body ferruginous. - . 
Stoll. Cimic. 2. tab. ig. fg. 131. Degeer. t. \'J. 
A troublefoihe and naufeons inhabitant of nioft houfes 
Cities : crawling about in the night-time to fuck 
fuch as are afleep, and hiding itfclf by day in the mo^ 
holes and crevices. 
