Genus Nyssorhynchus. Os 
NyssoORHYNCHUS FULIGINOSUS. Giles. 
Anopheles fuliginosus. Giles. 
Anopheles Jamesii. Liston (non Theobald). 
Anopheles leucopus. Donitz. 
(Handbook of Gnats, p. 160, 1900, Giles; Mono. Culicid., I., p. 132, 1901, 
Theobald; Ind. Med. Gaz., Dec., 1901, p. 441 (= Jamesit), Liston ; 
Insecten Borse, 5. Jahr.1901, p. 37, Dénitz; and Beit. zur Kenntn. 
der Anopheles, p. 73, 1902, Dénitz.) 
(Plate LV.) 
Notes.—Liston described this species as A. Jamest?. I also 
feel pretty certain that Donitz’s A. leucopus is the same—any- 
way, the specimen he sent me of leucopus was fuliginosus. In 
his recent paper, however, I see he still retains it (“‘ Beitrige zur 
-Kenntniss der Anopheles,” p. 73, 1902). 
This species is subject to great variation, both in wing and 
leg markings. A typical wing is figured on Plate IV. The 
larva of this species has branched frontal hairs (fig. 17, 6): 
The palmate hairs (fig. 25, 2) with long apical terminations. 
Additional localities.— Dacca (Lt.-Col. Macrae); Nagpur’ 
(Stephens), a Q with yellow marks in the place of the usual 
white ones. 
NyssoRHYNCHUS STEPHENSI. Liston. 
Anopheles metaboles. Theobald. 
(Ind. Med. Gaz., xxxvi., No. 12, Dec., 1901 (Stephensi); Proc. Roy. Soc., 
p. 374, vol. lxix., 1902 (metaboles). 
Thorax brown, with frosty-grey scales in the middle, the 
brown forming a broad line on each side. Abdomen deep brown, 
with golden hairs and small scales. Legs deep brown, speckled 
with white, joints of the fore and hind tarsi with apical white 
spots. Wings with the costa with four prominent black spots 
and two smaller basal ones, and a few small black spots on the 
veins ; fringe dark, with pale areas. 
2. Head dark brown with frosty upright forked scales in 
front, dark brown ones behind and at the sides ; antennae dark 
brown; palpi deep brown with three white bands, the two apical 
ones the widest, the whole of the last joint is white; between. 
the second large white band and the small basal one are two 
minute white ones; proboscis black. Thorax deep brown, with. 
