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Rhynchota .. . long as head :corium (excluding cuneus) as long as posterior tibise; cuneusshort and broad, angularly attenuated inwardly : membranepassing abdominal apex ; legs of moderate length, tibise spinulose,posterior tarsi \\itli the basal joint shortest. ;5023. Druthmarus magnicornis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) iv. p. 453 (1909). Blaciv: third and fourth joints of antennse pieeous, their basesstramineous; membrane with the apical area fuscous brown, thebasal area reflecting the dark abdomen beneath ; apical areas ofintermediate tibife and the tarsi (excluding apices) stramineous ;corium fai
Rhynchota .. . long as head :corium (excluding cuneus) as long as posterior tibise; cuneusshort and broad, angularly attenuated inwardly : membranepassing abdominal apex ; legs of moderate length, tibise spinulose,posterior tarsi \\itli the basal joint shortest. ;5023. Druthmarus magnicornis, Dist. A. M. N. H. (8) iv. p. 453 (1909). Blaciv: third and fourth joints of antennse pieeous, their basesstramineous; membrane with the apical area fuscous brown, thebasal area reflecting the dark abdomen beneath ; apical areas ofintermediate tibife and the tarsi (excluding apices) stramineous ;corium faintly shortly palely pilose; structural characters as ingeneric diagnosis. Length 3 millim. Hah. Ceylon; Peradeniya {frreen). Genus PEODROMUS. (Yol. II, p. 436.)3024. Prodromus cuneatus, Did. A. M. N. II. (S) iv, p. (1909). Head, pronotum, and scutellum very pale ochraceous; eyesblack ; antennse with the basal joint pale ochraceous, second jointpieeous, suba])ically annuhited wdth pale ochraceous, third and. Fig. 134.—Irodromvs cioiea/iis. fourtli joints dull greyisli; hemelytra hyaline, margins of theclavus and cuneus, costal margin of corium and margins of mem-branal cell more or less virescent; body beneath very paleochraceous : legs sti-amineous, apices of the tarsi black; head APOLLODOXUS. 247 centrally finely medially impressed ; eyes prominent, exserted, wellseparated from the anterior margins of the pronotum ; antennaewith the first joint a little longer than head, second more thanhalf as long again as first; pronotum with a narrow anteriorcollar, transversely constricted before middle and enclosing twocallosities, posterior aiea tumid, thickly somewhat finely punctate ;cuneus very long, almost reaeliing the membranal apex. Length 5 millim. Hah. Ceylon ; Peradeniya(&Vem). Distinct from the other described species of Prodromus by thelength of the cuneus. Genus APOLLODOTUS. (To follow Angerianus, Vol. II, p. 437.) Apollodotus, Bist. A. M. X. II. (8) iv, p. 4r)4 (190
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