been affixed, but the female of which was clearly identical with one of those recently described by me in the Annals and Magazine of Natural History,' and which Prof. Westwood, who has since furnished me with the above reference, informed me was one of the types of a species described by himself several years before. HAB. Fiji Islands (Westwood); and New Britain (J. W. M. fide C. French). EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. (N. B. All the figures are of the natural size except where the contrary is stated.) Plate II. Fig. 1. Lopaphus Bootanicus, Westw. d. 1a; The terminal segments of the abdomen, from the side. Fig. 2. Lopaphus Baucis, Westw. 3. 2a; The terminal segments of the abdomen, from the side. Fig. 3. Bacteria Shiva, Westw. 3. 3a; The terminal segments of the abdomen, from the side, enlarged: 36; the same, from above, enlarged. Plate III. Fig. 1. Phibalosoma Westwoodi, W.-M., 9, the head, from above. 1a; The same, from the right side. 16; the same, from the left. 1c; the terminal segments of the abdomen, from above. 1d; the same, from the side. Fig. 2. Lopaphus Iolas, Westw. 9. 2a; the terminal segments of the abdomen, from the side. 26; the same, from below. Fig. 3. Phyllium Westwoodi, W.-M., 3. 3a; The terminal segments of the abdomen, from above. 36; the same, from below. Fig. 4. Lonchodes Austeni, W.-M., . 4a; The terminal segments of the abdomen, from the side, enlarged. 46; the two hindermost divisions of the thorax with the abdomen, in profile, to show the dorsal spines. |