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Rhynchota .. . e posterior tibiae as long as corium and cuneus together,posterior tarsi with the first joint longer than second. Allied to Angerianus, Dist., but shorter, broadei, head muchshorter and less exserted, pronotum much broader and moreregularly narrowed, scutellum distinct. 3025. Apollodotus praefectus, Dist. A. M. A. H. (8) iv, p. 454 (1909). Head obscure ochraceous, centrally and behind the eyes markedwith black; antennae with the first joint black, second jointochraceous, with the apical area black, third and fourth obscureochraceous; pronotum black, coarsely punctate, a central
Rhynchota .. . e posterior tibiae as long as corium and cuneus together,posterior tarsi with the first joint longer than second. Allied to Angerianus, Dist., but shorter, broadei, head muchshorter and less exserted, pronotum much broader and moreregularly narrowed, scutellum distinct. 3025. Apollodotus praefectus, Dist. A. M. A. H. (8) iv, p. 454 (1909). Head obscure ochraceous, centrally and behind the eyes markedwith black; antennae with the first joint black, second jointochraceous, with the apical area black, third and fourth obscureochraceous; pronotum black, coarsely punctate, a central longitu-dinal line, lateial margins and the apical basal margins more or 248 APPE>DIX.— CAPSID^. less ocbraceous ; scutellum black; clavus black, with a large dullocbraceous spot near middle ; corium subhyaline, with blackishspots, the two largest forming a transverse fascia near middle ;cimeus and membranal cells margined with piceous ; membranepale hyaline, longly passing the abdominal apex; body beneath. Fig. 135.—Apollodotus prcpfecius. and legs black, apices of the femora and basal areas of the inter-mediate and posterior femora ocbraceous, tibiae and tarsi ocbraceous;abdomen beneath with two ocbraceous spots on each side beyondmiddle; other structural characters as in generic diagnosis. Length 3| riillim. Hah. Bengal; Pusa (i/c/ro?/). Ceylon; Eppawala ((7jw7i). Genus HELOPELTIS. (Vol. II, p. 439.) 3026. Helopeltis cinchonae, Mann, Mem. Bept. Ayric. hid. , 1, n. 4, p. 328 (1907). Male.— Head black, no tubercle at base of antennae ; antennaswith the first joint stramineous-luteous speckled with black,nodulose and incrassated during most of the length (-97 mm.),second joint dark brown with black tip (300 mm), third darkbrown, extreme base and apical third black, slightly thickened atapex; rostrum ochraceous-luteous, with dark brown tip (IGO mm.),second joint (33 mm.), fourth joint (50 mm.) ; pronotum of usualgeneric shape, wholly black above and below ; bead
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