Rhynchota .. . l veins; abdomen moderately dilated,connexivum extending beyond corium, convex beneath; meso-sternum with a central carination. 240. Amyntor obscurus, Dall. (Halvs—Diclielops:-) Tr. F. S. 1849, p. 188, pi. 19, f. 3. Bolaca uuicolor, Walk. Cat. Set. ii, p. 251 (1867).(Estopis terra, Dist. A. M. X H. (5) iii, p. 49 (1879). Brownish-ochraeeous, corium with a purplish hue, thickly anddarkly punctate ; head very thickly punctate and sometimes darkerin hue; antennae ochraceous, fourth and fifth joints fuscous, withtheir bases luteous ; scutellum somewhat Iugulose and darker atbase; me
Rhynchota .. . l veins; abdomen moderately dilated,connexivum extending beyond corium, convex beneath; meso-sternum with a central carination. 240. Amyntor obscurus, Dall. (Halvs—Diclielops:-) Tr. F. S. 1849, p. 188, pi. 19, f. 3. Bolaca uuicolor, Walk. Cat. Set. ii, p. 251 (1867).(Estopis terra, Dist. A. M. X H. (5) iii, p. 49 (1879). Brownish-ochraeeous, corium with a purplish hue, thickly anddarkly punctate ; head very thickly punctate and sometimes darkerin hue; antennae ochraceous, fourth and fifth joints fuscous, withtheir bases luteous ; scutellum somewhat Iugulose and darker atbase; membrane pale fuscous ; abdomen above piceous, connexivum * When I described the proposed genus (Estopis my specimens were allwithout perfect antenujE, and I was thus led to conclude that the latter wereonly four-jointed. SENNERTUS. 145 broad aud distinct; sternum brovvuish-ocliraceous ; abdomenbeneath a bttle darker, with a faint central longitudinal blackline ; legs ochraceous, femora tliickly Fig. 85.—Ami/ntor ohscurus. Length 17 ; breadth between pronotal angles 8 Bhutan. Khc4si Hills (Chennell); Naga Hills (Doherty) :Shillong {lad. Mus.).—Also received from West Yunnan in China! Genus , JDist. Tr. E. S. 1901, p. 110. Type, S. f)jpicHs, Dist. Distribution. Burma. Head subtriangular, considerably longer than broad, the laterallobes much longer than the central aud strongly cleft betweentheir apices, lateral margins nearly straight; antennae with thebasal joint short, robust, not nearly reaching apex of head; pro-notum about twice as broad as long, the lateral angles prominent,
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