XIX. 
ANNALES MUSEI NATIONALIS HUNGARICL 
1922. 
TWO NEW NEIDIDAE FROM BORNEO 
AND FORMOSA. 
By Dr. G. Horváth. 
Pneustocerus brevispina n. sp. 
Ferrugineo-testaceus ; capite laevigato, impunctato, supra valde convexo : 
antennis gracillimis, nigris, corpore fere duplo longioribus, articulo primo 
in triente basali testaceo, apice leviter clavato, clava pallide flavo-testacea, 
dimidio apicali articuli quarti albo, apice imo nigricante ; pronoto dense 
distincteque punctato, callo subapicali transverso laevigato instructo, lateribus 
leviter arcuatis ; scutello apice in spinam subverticalem, crassiusculam, 
latitudine interoculari capitis breviorem producto ; elytris abdomine paullo 
brevioribus, medium segmenti dorsalis ultimi abdominis haud attingentibus : 
processu orificiorum odoriferorum apicem versus nigro ; femoribus testaceo- 
ferrugineis, punctis minutissimis nigris conspersis, clava femorum unicolore, 
pallida ; tibiis et tarsis fusco-testaceis. $. Long. 8 mill. 
Borneo : Sandakan, G. F. Baker. (Mus. Hung.) 
Closely allied to P. nigricornis Horv. from New Guinea, but at 
once distinguished by the smaller size, the pale apical club of the first 
antennal joint and of the femora, as well as by the shorter and subvertical 
spine of the scutellum. 
Metacan thus gibberosus n. sp. 
Albido-testaceus ; capite laevigato, vertice pallide flavo-testaceo, 
convexo, elevato, tylo porrecto, linea laterali horizontali utrinque pone 
oculos gulaque nigris ; antennis albidis, corpore parum longioribus, articulo 
primo dimidio basali remote et anguste nigro-annulato, apice levissime 
clavato, articulo secundo articulo primo Vs breviore et quam articulo 
tertio vix longiore, articulo quarto nigro, apice albo ; articulo primo rostri 
basin capitis haud attingente; pronoto latitudine sua basali Vs longiore, 
dense subtilissimeque punctulato, lobo antico callo basali laevigato transverso 
flavescenti-testaceo instructo, lobo postico antrorsum fortiter convexo- 
declivi, medio longitrorsum carinato, marginibus lateralibus hujus subrectis. 
