. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. the LamelUcorn Coleoptera of Japan. 375 of precedence. It is better to regard them as manuscript names. A curious species of a genus allied to TJroxys has been found lately on Oshima, the largest island of the Kuikiuan group, and it is described and figured here : this group of islands must not be confounded with the Chinese islands lying further to the south, and usually known as the Luikiu Islands, be- cause there is no corresponding sound to the R in the Chinese language, w
. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. the LamelUcorn Coleoptera of Japan. 375 of precedence. It is better to regard them as manuscript names. A curious species of a genus allied to TJroxys has been found lately on Oshima, the largest island of the Kuikiuan group, and it is described and figured here : this group of islands must not be confounded with the Chinese islands lying further to the south, and usually known as the Luikiu Islands, be- cause there is no corresponding sound to the R in the Chinese language, while the Japanese language lacks the L. PaneluS, gen. nov. This genus is established for the reception of a small species in many respects similar to a species of Scatinus and Sap/iobius. Body somewhat ovate; terminal joint of max- illary palpi elongate; the mentum small and distinctly in- cised anteriorly; the head, eyes visible from above, clypeus bidentate on the anterior edge, frontal suture invisible, lateral edge minutely notched ; the jnesosternum pointed anteriorly ; the thorax, anterior angles largely excavated for the recep- tion of the antennal clubs ; the legs, anterior tibias feebly dilated apically, apex without tarsal grooves, intermediate and posterior tibiae bent, not dilated towards the tarsi, ante- rior tarsi very short. In the figure the tarsi are drawn a little too long; the figure represents the form of the inter- mediate tarsus, which, like the hind tarsus, is stout at the base. Type Tentnoplectron parvulum^ Waterh. Fi{?. 1. Fig. Panelus parvulus. (Woodcut, figs. 1, 2.) Te7)moplectron parvulum, Waterla. Eut. M. M. p. 175 (1874). Waterhouse's description is as follows :— " Elongatum, subovatum, piceum, nitidum. Capito magno, leviter. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original w
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