CICADELLINAE: PART 2. NEW WORLD CICADELLINI 885 
Crown tan with narrow median line and an oblique narrow line on each 
side ivory, narrowly margined with black, converging apically but with the 
three ivory markings not connected, apex black, area behind dorsal portion of 
lateral clypeal sutures ivory marked with black, remainder brown, with white 
arcs on muscle impressions; pronotum with a broad anterior marginal pale 
brown area, remainder darker, with five pale longitudinal lines extending from 
anterior to posterior margin; scutellum with a complex and somewhat 
variable pattern of black and yellow, but consistently with narrow median line 
in apical half, a pair of arcuate markings in median portion of basal half, and 
at least the basal half of each lateral margin, narrowly yellow; forewings dull 
brown, veins darker brown, with a number of pale areoles in cells of corium; 
face, venter, and legs yellow. 
Holotype male, Urupan, Michoacan, Mexico, October 1, 1941 (DeLong, 
Caldwell and Plummer); two females, Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico, Oc- 
tober 10, 1939 (DeLong and Plummer); one female, Jiutepec, Morelos, Mex- 
ico, September 6, 1939 (DeLong and Plummer) (DeLong collection, OSU). 
One female, 6 miles north of Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, 7500 feet, August 
15, 1954 (J. G. Chilcott) (CNC). 
G. pulchra, n. sp., is similar to G. spinosa (DeLong and Currie) and to G. 
gemella (DeLong and Currie) in the location and form of the pygofer process 
of the male. G. dohrni (Signoret) appears to belong to this group, also. The 
size and color pattern will serve to distinguish it from pulchra. The color pat- 
tern (fig. 702) of gemella is somewhat different from that of pulchra. The form 
of the aedeagus and the length of the pygofer process of spinosa both differ 
from pulchra. 
Graphocephala sasaima, NEW SPECIES 
Figure 730, PAGE 898 
Length of male 5.7-5.9 mm, of female 6.0-6.4 mm. Head well produced, 
median length of crown varying from approximately seven-tenths to more 
than eight-tenths interocular width and from slightly less than one-half to less 
than six-tenths transocular width, ocelli located on a line between anterior eye 
angles, each equidistant from median line of crown and adjacent anterior eye 
angle, surface without lenticular impressions near apex or on disk; antennal 
ledges with anterior margins slightly oblique and rectilinear in lateral view; 
face usually with a very slender lenticular sclerite bordering lateral clypeal 
suture on each side, clypeus with muscle impressions very weak. Thorax with 
pronotal width approximately equal to transocular width of head, lateral 
pronotal margins parallel, disk not transversely rugulose; scutellum not trans- 
versely rugose behind transverse sulcus; forewing with veins not very distinct 
except at apex, outer anteapical cell without supernumerary veins, hindleg 
with length of first tarsomere greater than combined length of two more distal 
tarsomeres. Male pygofer moderately produced, without processes, posterior 
margin regularly convex except for a slight dorsoapical concavity; plates not 
extending nearly as far posteriorly as pygofer apex, with weak uniseriate 
