Rhynchota .. . slender, porrect spine at eacli lateral angle, its basal marginstrongly emarginate, the anterior lobe convex, faintly mediallyincised, and with its anterior angles tuberculously subprominent;scutellum apically somewhat tuberculous, not spined ; hemelytranot quite reaching the apex of abdomen, membiane longer thancorium ; abdomen not projecting beyond the lateral margins ofthe hemelytra. the sixth abdominal segment with the counexivumsubangularly dilated on each side ; anterior femora slightly thick-ened and a little longer than the tibiae, posterior femora and tibiaelongest and
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Rhynchota .. . slender, porrect spine at eacli lateral angle, its basal marginstrongly emarginate, the anterior lobe convex, faintly mediallyincised, and with its anterior angles tuberculously subprominent;scutellum apically somewhat tuberculous, not spined ; hemelytranot quite reaching the apex of abdomen, membiane longer thancorium ; abdomen not projecting beyond the lateral margins ofthe hemelytra. the sixth abdominal segment with the counexivumsubangularly dilated on each side ; anterior femora slightly thick-ened and a little longer than the tibiae, posterior femora and tibiaelongest and subequal in length. To be placed near Platerus, Dist. (vol. ii, p. 375). NAGUSTA. 213 2991. Laiica kaiidyensis, DiRt. A. 31. N. H. (7) xviii, p. 370 (1906). Pale fuscous brown ; pronotum much mottled with ochiaceouspile, more thickly so on post-^rior lobe ; antennae pale fuscous-brown, first joint ochraceous with its apex infuscate ; antenniferoustubercles castaneous ; eyes black : rostrum ochraeeous ; anterior. Fig. 117.— Laiiea kandijcn^i-. femora with an obscure, subapical, greyish anuulatioD, and anteriortibiae with a similar subbasal anuulation ; intermediate and posteriorfemora anuulated and basally suffused with ochraeeous, the tibiiowith a similarly coloured subbasal aunulation ; body and legs shortlypilose; the abdomen beneath piceous and ochraceously pilose. Length 18 millim. Hah. Ceylon {Lewis); Kaud^ [Green). Genus NAGUSTA. Nagusta, Stdl, Ofv. Vet.-Ak. Fork. 1859, p. 374 ; id. Hem. Afr. iii, p. 59 (1865) ; id. En. Hem. iv, p. 7 (1874).Zelus, Kolenati, Melet. vi, p. 41 (1857).Phanerocoris, Jakowl. BiiU. Soc. Nat. Mosc. xlix (2) p. :267 (1875). Type, iV. (joedeli, Kolenati, a Palaearetic species. Distribution. Palaearctic, Ethiopian, and Oriental Kegious. Body elongate; head elongate, anteriorly bispinous; eyessituate before the middle of head; rostrum with the first jointsubequal in length to the two apical joints; antenna) with thefirst joint shghtly shorter than