Rhynchota .. . eir margins lobate infront of eyes, notched and narrowed before apex : rostrum justreaching base of third ventral segment; antennae five-jointed,basal joint not nearly reaching apex of head; pronotum with, theanterior lateral marijins dentate, the lateral angles some\\hat 202 PENTATOMID^. strongly and broadly prodiiced ; scutellum long, slightly bigibbouson basal area, margins oblique to about centre and then somewhatstraight to apex, which is broadly angulated; lateral segmentalangles strongly angulated ; mesosternum obscurely carinate withinthe furrow of a central globosity ;
Rhynchota .. . eir margins lobate infront of eyes, notched and narrowed before apex : rostrum justreaching base of third ventral segment; antennae five-jointed,basal joint not nearly reaching apex of head; pronotum with, theanterior lateral marijins dentate, the lateral angles some\\hat 202 PENTATOMID^. strongly and broadly prodiiced ; scutellum long, slightly bigibbouson basal area, margins oblique to about centre and then somewhatstraight to apex, which is broadly angulated; lateral segmentalangles strongly angulated ; mesosternum obscurely carinate withinthe furrow of a central globosity ; abdomen unarmed at base. 327. Amasenus corticalis, Stdl, Tr. E. S. ser. 3, i, p. 602 (1863). Ochraceous and moderately thickly darkly punctate ; apices ofthe antennal joints infuscated; eyes black ; pronotum rugulose,rugose at anterior and basal areas, anterior lateral margins robustlyspined, lateral angles broadly produced, their anterior maigins alittle convex, their apices somewhat obliquely truncate; corium. Fig. 124.—Amasenus with confluent patches of dark punctures; membranespotted with fuscous : body beneath as above ; sternum with abroken sublateral black fascia; stigmata piceous ; femora and tibiaewith obscure subapical dark biannulations. Length 24; breadth between pronotal angles 13^ millim. Hah. Assam (Atkinson). Malacca {Stockholm Mus.). Genus HOMALOGONIA. Homalogonia, Jakotvl. Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosc. 1876, p. 89. Type, H. obtusa, Walk. Distribution. jS^orth-eastern Palaearctic Region and North-western India. Broadly oval; head broad, lateral margins nearly straight, laterallobes longer than the central but divided at their apices; basal jointof antennse not reaching apex of head; rostrum reaching theposterior coxae; pronotum broad, its lateral angles moderatelyproduced, obtusely rounded, lateral margins crenulate at theirapices; scutellum broad at base but narrowing to apex : meso-sternum carinate; abdomen unarmed. 328. Homalogonia obtusa, Walk.
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