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. Bulletin of zoological nomenclature. nth Meeling, Paris, July, 1948. 447 (For theiule uwhr which a trivial name such as " 4:-maculatus " is to be transliterated as " quattuor- maculatus,''' see Paris Session, 7th Meeting, Conclusion 10). (Previous reference: Paris Session, 14<A Meeting, Conclusion 10) (b) to set aside the selection by Latrcillc (1810) of " Carabus i-maculalus ; {=Carabus quaUuor- mxicuhlus Linnaeus, 1758) as the type species of the genus Lebia Latreille [1802-1803], and to designate ni the place of that species Buprestis marginatus Fourcroy, 1
. Bulletin of zoological nomenclature. nth Meeling, Paris, July, 1948. 447 (For theiule uwhr which a trivial name such as " 4:-maculatus " is to be transliterated as " quattuor- maculatus,''' see Paris Session, 7th Meeting, Conclusion 10). (Previous reference: Paris Session, 14<A Meeting, Conclusion 10) (b) to set aside the selection by Latrcillc (1810) of " Carabus i-maculalus ; {=Carabus quaUuor- mxicuhlus Linnaeus, 1758) as the type species of the genus Lebia Latreille [1802-1803], and to designate ni the place of that species Buprestis marginatus Fourcroy, 1785, to be the type species of the fore- going genus (Ancbewes, 1947, BuU. zool. Nomeitd. 1 : 251-252 ; Marshall, Andrewes, Balfour-Browne' Blair & Cameron, 1947, ibid., 1 : 252-253) ; (c) to set aside the, selection by Westwood (1838) of Bembidium obtusum Sturm, 1825, as the ty])e species of the genus Tadiys Stephens, 1828, and to designate in the place of that species Tachjs scuteUaris Stephens, 1828, to be the type species of the fore- going genus (Andrewes, 1947, Bull. zool. Nomencl, 1 : 253 ; Marshall, Andrewes, Balfour-Browne, Blair & Cameron, 1947, ibid., 1 : 254); (d) to set aside the selection by Latreille (1810) of " Trechus meridianus ; (= Carabus meridianus Linnaeus, 1761) as the type species of the genus Trechus Schellenberg, 1806, and to designate in the place of that species Carabus quadristriatus Schrank, 1781, to be the type species of the foregoing genus (Andrewes, 1947, Bull. zool. Nomencl, 1 : 255; Marshall, Andrewes, Balfour-Browne, Blair & Cameron, 1947, ibid., 1 : 256.) In discussion the view was expressed that it was desirable to seek additional information in regard to these applications in the same way as had been agreed upon in the case of the name Bradycellus Erichson, 1837, which the Commission had considered a few minutes earUer. THE COMMLSSION agreed :— (1) that the information in their possession on the question whe
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