. Rhynchota ... VUS. 365 Genus DIVUS. nov Type, D. bijmnctatus, Melich. Bistrlhution. Cejlon. Vertex more than twice as broad between eyes as long, roundedin front of eyes, which are large, oblique and projecting over theanterior pronotal angles ; face strongly concavely sinuate on eachside before the antennal cavities, its apex truncate and a littlebroader than base of clypeus, which is less than half the length offace ; cheeks broad, their lateral margins not angulate ; pronotumabout twice the length of vertex, arched, prominently deflected oneach side; scutellum subtriangular, transversely
. Rhynchota ... VUS. 365 Genus DIVUS. nov Type, D. bijmnctatus, Melich. Bistrlhution. Cejlon. Vertex more than twice as broad between eyes as long, roundedin front of eyes, which are large, oblique and projecting over theanterior pronotal angles ; face strongly concavely sinuate on eachside before the antennal cavities, its apex truncate and a littlebroader than base of clypeus, which is less than half the length offace ; cheeks broad, their lateral margins not angulate ; pronotumabout twice the length of vertex, arched, prominently deflected oneach side; scutellum subtriangular, transversely depressed beforeapical area; tegmina longer than abdomen, apical cells four, twoanteapical cells, two transverse discal veins near base; anteriorand intermediate tibise finely, posterior tibiae strongly spinulose. 2622. Divus bipunctatus, 192 (1903). (Eutettix) Horn. Faun. Ceylon, Vertex twice as broad as long, rounded in front, with a trans-verse furrow running from one eve to the other, and two large. Fis. 232. —Divus bipunctatus. black spots, each placed at the end of the transverse furrow;vertex, pronotum, scutellum and tegmina dirty-yellow, shining ;veins of tegmina delicate, rather dark; underside and legs dirty-yellow, back brownish. {Melkhar.) Length S 6 millim. Hah. Ceylon {fide Melkhar); Peradeniya {Green). I fio-ure a specimen which appears to represent this species, thetype of which I have not seen. The dark dorsum is reflected 366 through the tegmina, and thus gives them the clouded appearanceas in the above figure. At the basal margin of the scutellum aretwo very obscure transverse linear black spots ; the prouotum isthickly finely tiansversely striate, the face obliquely striate on each-lateral area. A single example was sent me by Mr. Green. Division CICADULARIA. Cicadulini, Van Duzee, Trans. Am. Ent. Soc. six, p. 298 (1892). Outer branch of the first sector of the elytra with its outerfork obsolete, or nearly so; anterior edge of the head
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