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Rehn, James A. G., Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. Special student in "Orthoptera." Has collected largely in South Jersey, has named much of the material recently collected in the State and has prepared the mss. for the present list in his specialty. Reinick, William R., Philadelphia, at one time much interested in "Coleop- tera." Many of Mr. Reineck's records came to me from Mr. Johnson, but he has also sent me a very good list of "Staphylinidad" from specimens determined for him by Mr. E. A. Schwarz. R. Rhoads, Samuel N., Philadelphia. A Zoologist with a special interest for insects, particularly dragon flies. In 1899 he made a bicycle journey through South Jersey during the latter part of the season and captured a considerable lot of "Odonata," which Dr. Calvert determined. Riederer, L. A collector of Dragon flies, whose records are cited by Dr. Calvert. Riley, Dr. C. V., also C. V. R., late of Washington, D. C. All records are fromtpublished data and mostly relate to early stages or food-plants. Rk. Reinick, Wm. R.,-q. v. Rob. Roberts, Chris. H., New York City. A Coleopterist who specializes in aquatic forms, and who has collected at various points in New Jersey. He has been good enough to work over, critically, the list of water beetles and has 'added greatly to the accuracy of the records in these families. Say, Thomas. One of the fathers of American Entomology. All records credited to him are from his published writings. 8b. Seib, Simon, late of Jersey City. Lepidopterist who has bred many species, making notes of dates and food plants. I have looked over his collection of moths and determined most of the smaller species. Mr. Seib's chief collecting grounds have been the environs of Jersey City Heights, Newark and the Oranges. Digitized by VjOOQIC 846 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. Schlecksor, A., Irvlngton. A Coleopterist, member of the Newark So- ciety, who has furnished a few records. 8f. Schaeffer, C, Brooklyn. Assistant Curator of Insects in the Mus. of the Bkln. Inst, of Arts and Sciences and a good Coleopterist. Mr. Schaeffer has collected in New Jersey, chiefly about Snake Hill and along the Palisades, using the sweep net perhaps more than any other collecting apparatus. He has added many species to the list that are not elsewhere reported, and has given me much assistance In deter- mining species and in arranging the synonymy in some families. Shoemaker, Ernest. Brooklyn. Member of the Brooklyn Ent. Soc, who has sent in a few useful records. 8k. Skinner, Dr. Henry, Philadelphia, Editor of Ehitomological News and Curator of the American Entomological Society. Is a Lepidopterlst and confines his studies mainly to the "Papilionides" or butterflies. His recent catalogue of this super-family has been followed, and Dr. Skinner has added many dates and localities. South Jersey generally, but especially Cape* May, is his collecting ground. Sleight, Chas. E., Ramsey, Bergen Co. An amateur, collects in all orders; will yet furnish some excellent records from his section. 8lo8son, Annie Trumbull, New York City. An enthusiastic student of humanity and insects, presenting the results of her studies as inter- estingly in the one case as in the other. Has collected only a little in New Jersey.. 8m. Smith, John B. My own collections have been made throughout the State and in all orders. Jamesburg, Anglesea and Lahaway have been more systematically explored than any other points, but many of the species recorded from Lahaway are really the results of the unselfish labors of Mr. J. Turner Brakeley. It may be added that in every order except the "Coleoptera" and "Lepidoptera** all the material collected by me has been submitted to specialists for deter- mination. Most of the more recent captures are recorded as from the "Coll," and some of those specifically credited to me in the previous editions now appear under the more general head. 8p. Schaupp, Prank G., late of Brooklyn, New York. A Coleopterist and specialist in the families "Cicindelidse" and "Carabidse," in which he published faunal lists. His main collecting grounds ^ere along the base of the heights back of Hoboken and extending northwardly. Fort Lee, Clifton, Greenville and the banks of the Passaic were also explored, and his records in the families named are reliable. 88. Few-Seiss, C. Philadelphia. Specializes chiefly in "Hemiptera," in which he has added many records of importance. South Jersey and points easily accessible from Philadelphia have been chiefly collected over by Mr. Seiss. 8tone, Witmer, Philadelphia. Has collected a few species of "Odonata" and "Orthoptera" recorded by Dr. Calvert and Mr. Rehn. 8tortz, George, Newark. A Coleopterist whose collections have been made chiefly in the Newark district. 8z. Schwarz, E. A., Washington, D. C. Assistant to the ESntomologist in the U. S. Dept. Agric. and in charge of the "Coleoptera" in the U. S. Digitized by VjOO^ IC THE INSECTS OF NEW JERSEY. 847 Nat. Mus. Mr. Schwarz is the best Coleopterist at present living in the United States. He has been good enough to look over the previous list and to note errors and probable errors. In this way it has been cleared of most of such species as were erroneously identified. Mr. Schwarz has determined many New Jersey specimens for others as well as myself, and, notably, all the "Staphylinids" credited to Mr. Reinick. He has done little collecting in New Jersey, yet is sole authority for the occurrence of several good species in our State. Thompson, J., Staten Island, N. Y. Collects "Coleoptera"; his records cited by Mr. Davis or Mr. Leng. U. Ulke, Henry, late of Washington, D. C. With Mr. EJ. A. Schwarz he compiled a list of "Coleoptera" in the District of Columbia, with notes on the food and other habits of the species, and these notes when used are credited to "U." Uhler, Dr. Philip R., Baltimore, Md. Our leading authority in "Hemiptera- Heteroptera." The records cited are chiefly from his check list. Dr. Uhler has also determined much of the material cited by other con- tributors to this list. His credit is therefore greater than appears from the actual number of citations made. U. M. z= U. S. N. M. U. 8. Ag. United States Department of Agriculture, Division of EJnto- mology. In this division an index is made of all the species com- plained of or sent in for information, and the locality from which the species was sent or complaint was made is connected with the species. Dr. L. O. Howard, Entomologist to the Department, was good enough to have this index looked over for records of species sent in from New Jersey, and quite a number of useful notes were obtained in this way. U 8 N M. United States National Museum, Washington, D. C. This col- lection is now altogether the largest In the country, though exceeded by individual collections in almost every order. It contains much material from New Jersey from my old collection, which was sold to the Museum in 1887, from the Linell collection of "Coleoptera," and from the Fox collection of "Hymenoptera." There is also some material from other sources, and I have looked over all the orders other than "Coleoptera," "Lepidoptera" and "Diptera" for notes as to localities or other data. Van D. Van Duzee, E. P., Buffalo, N. Y. Specialist in the "Hemiptera," and chiefly In the "Homoptera." Has determined much material for me and for other collectors, and has himself collected at several points in the State. Without his assistance the lists in the "Homopterous" families would be far less complete. Vk. Viereck, Henry L., Division of Entomology, U. S. Dept. Agric, and previously of Philadelphia. Specializes in the "Aculeate Hymenop- tera," and has collected extensively in New Jersey. Mr. Viereck has done for the present edition in "Hymenoptera" what Dr. Ashmead did in the last. Digitized by VjOOQIC 848 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. W. Wenzel, Henry W., Philadelphia. One of the best collectors of ''Coleoptera" in the country, and possesses the best individual col- lection in Philadelphia. His collections in New Jersey have been chiefly made along the line of the Atlantic City R. R., in Camden and Gloucester Counties, within easy reach of Philadelphia, and at Angle- sea, Cape May County. This latter point has been a favorite, as the number of species taken there will testify. He has also collected at Lake Hopatcong and in the Orange Mts. To Mr. Wenzel the list of ''Coleoptera" owes much of its completeness, and in the families "ScydmaBuldse" and "Pselaphidse*' he has practically prepared the entire list. Incidentally he also collects in other orders, the material gathered being generally turned over to his friends, according to their specialties. Watson, Frank E., New York City. A Lepidopterist who gives much atten- tion to the life histories of diumals. WEB. Britton, Dr. W. E., New Haven, Conn., E^ntomologist to the Ex- periment Station. Dr. Britton has been good enough to help me out in the ''Aleyrodidse'' and ''Coccidse," the list in the first-named being as prepared by him. Weigand, Fred, Philadelphia. An amateur whose captures are recorded by other collectors of that city. Wdt. Weldt, A. J., Newark. A Lepidopterist and more recently interested in "Diptera."' Most of his collecting has been done in the environs of Newark and in the Orange Mountains, and much of his material in the "Lepidoptera" has been seen by me. Wheeler, Dr. William Morton, Harvard Univ., Professor of Ehitomology. Specializes in ants and has written the list in that series. Dr. Wheeler has made many of his studies in New Jersey, and this makes the records in the "Formicoidea" exceptionally complete and satis- factory. Wrms. Wormsbacher, Henry, Jersey City. A Lepidopterist who has col- lected at various points in the Hackensack Valley. His records are scattered throughout the order. Zabriskie, Rev. J. L. Has collected generally, largely at Flatbush, Long Island, and at Nyack and other points just north of the New Jersey line. Some of his specimens are in the U. S. Nat. Mus., and these are credited to him In this list. A very few names have been omitted, where only cited once or twice, but I think no contributor of any important record has been over- looked : none has been Intentionally left out, and sincere thanks are given to all for their contributions. It is only by the contributions of many, 135 in this case, that even an approximately complete survey of the insect fauna of any State can be obtained. Digitized by VjOOQIC ILLUSTRATIONS. The illustrations in this edition are nearly all identical with those used in the edition of 1900, and there acknowledged in detail. A very few have been omitted and substituted by better figures obtained from the United States Department of Agricul- ture, Division of EJntomology. A very few have been drawn for this work by Mr. John A. Grossbeck, and these in general bear his initials. 54 IN (849) Digitized by VjOOQIC SUMMARY. Three editions of the list have been published. That of 1890 was a crude affair, hurriedly prepared from scanty data, yet decidedly useful. That of 1900 was carefully prepared, with the co-operation of all the col- lectors who had New Jersey material. It could fairly claim rank as a contribution to science, and the^ practical features made it of use to Agriculturists as well. It was the most ambitious undertaking of its kind, and its usefulness was far greater than anticipated. The edition has been long since exhausted and the continuing demand for copies is warrant for a new edition. The following table shows what progress has been made in our knowledge of the insects of the State: Order. Edition 1890. Fam. Thysanura, 00, E^phemerida, 00, Plecoptera, 00, Mallophaga. 00. Isoptera, 00, CJorrodentia, 00, Platyptera, 00, Neuroptera 9, Mecoptera, 00, Trichoptera, | 00, Odonata, ' 00. Thysanoptera, ... 00, Parasitica, ; 00, Homoptera 10, Hemiptera, ' 26, Dermoptera, | 00, Orthoptera, i 7, Coleoptera, j 71, Lepidoptera 28, Hymenoptera, ... 30, Siphonoptera,  1, 2, 1, I 5, I 1, ' 6, I 3, I ^' 11. 24, 1, 6, 815, 2,227. 484, 1,140. 302, 1,074. 00, 00. 319, 811. Gen. Species. 00, 00. 12. 11. 7, 1. 11, 3. 16. 4, 25, 38, 6, 3. 127, 200, 4, 58, 25. 23. 23. 1. 26. 7. 45. 10. 51. 90. 12. 7. 399. 340. 5. 144. 71, 975, 2,845. 53, 615. 1,570. 84, 621, 1.718. 1. 1, 3. 53, 443, 1.193. oon 4 1 0-* O PAPT Totals, 238, 2,307, 6,098. 329, 3,181, 8,537. 331, 3,486, 10.385, Edition 1910. Fam Gen. Species. 2 18, 41. 13. 29. 14, 25. 14. 100. 1, 1. 17, 39. 3, 9. 22, 41. 4, 11. 30, 56. 43, 109. 6, 12. 3. 13. 11. 149, 479. 23, 205. 504. 5, 5. 58, 154. 77, 1.079. 3,092. 48 715. .2,120. 81. 541. 1,980. 4, 4. 53. 542, 1,661. 331, 3,486, 10.385. * Includes all from the Ephemerida to the Odonata. (850) Digitized by VjOOQIC Index to Families and Genera. Family names are printed in capitals; synonyms are in italics. Where two pages are referred to, the generic name is dupHcated in different orders. Abbottana, 508 Abia, 586 Ablcrus, 640 Abrostola, 470 Acalles, 391 Acallodes, 393 Acalyptus, 389 Acanthaclisis, 62 Acanthia, 166 ACANTHIIDiB, 166 Acanthocephala, 146 Acanthocerus, 145 Acanthocinus, 334 Acanthoderes, 333 Acanthoscelis, 392 Acanthosoma, 138 Acantomyops, 661 Acemyia, 781 Acidia, 801 Acilius 222 Achatodes, 462 Acholerops, 232 Acholla 156 Achoreutes 35 Achroia, 532 Acinopterus, 105 Acleris, 547 Acmaeodera, 293 Acmaeops, 330 Acnemia, 723 Acnoplix 631 Acocephalus 103 Acoloithus, 514 Acontia, 473 Acoptus, 392 Acordulecera, 593 Acrapteryx 259 ACRIDIIDiie 177 Acritus 271 Acrobasis, 532 Acrocera, 744 Acrolepia, 554 Acrolophus, 577 Acrolyta, 631 Acroneuria, 40 Acronycta 443 Acroricnus, 630 Actenodes, 293 Actia, 776 Actias 432 Actina, 736 Actinotia, 450 Actium, 233 Acrydium, 178 Actobius, 241 Acupalpus, 216 Acutalis, 91 Acylophorus, 239 Adalia, 253 Adcla, 576 Adelocephala, 433 Adelocera, 284 Adelognathus, 617 Adelphacoris, 163 Adelphagrotis, 452 Aderocharis, 244 Adialytus, 605 Adirus, 595 Adita, 451 (851) Admontia, 776 Adoneta 512 Adoxomyia, 737 Adoxus, 342 Adranes, 236 Aedes, 717 i^geria 518 i^letes, 271 iEIlius, 668 Aellopos, 425 i^noplex, 631 iEschna, 78 i^shnasoma, 708 i^SCHNIDiE, 7^ i^thaloptera, 504 Agabetcs 221 Agabus, 221 Agallia, 102 AgaUiastes, 160 Agapostemon, 688 Agaristh).*, 442 Agathidium, 230 Agathis, 609 Agathobranchus, . . . 618 Agathomyia, 762 Agenia, 672 Aglossa, 526 Aglyptus, 231 Agnomonia, 478 Agnopteryx, 561 Agonoderus, 214 Agonosoma, 754 Agraphus, 379 Agraulis 408 Agrilus 294 Digitized by VjOOQIC 852 INDEX TO FAMIUES AND GENERA. ACRIONIDiE, 73 Agriotes, 287 Agromyza, 812 ACROMYZID-«, 811 Agrotis, 453 Agrypnus, 284 Alaus, 284 Albuna, 519 Alcathoe, 517 Alcidamea, 697 Alcis, 502 Alcoccras, 621 Alebra, 107 Aleochara, 238 Alepidia, 162 Aletia. 471 Alexeter, 024 Aleyrodes, 119 AXEYRODIDiE, 119 Allandrus, 405 Allantus, 586' AlUndria, 276 1 Alliognathus, 682 Allochrysa, 61 Allogiiosta, 736 1 Allograpta, 767 1 AUoperla, 40 1 Allophyla, 795; Allophylax, 68 Alloplasta, 629 1 Allopoda, 366 j Allorhina, 321 1 Allotria, 597 [ Alloxacis, 368 1 Alophora, 775, Alphitobius, 360 1 Alphitophagus, 362 Alsophila 495 j Alydus 147 Al3rpia, 442 Alysia, 616 AxnsiDM, 615 Alyson, 680 ALYSONIDiE, 680 Amadrya, 574 Amalopis, 708 Amara, 205 Amathes 465 Amaurochrous, 132 AmaurorhinuSy 399 Amblycorypha, 186 Amblyctis, 365 Amblyderus, 372 Amblyscirtes, 423 Amblyteles, 635 AmelectonuSf ...... 619 Amicoplus, 607 AnUhpis, 502 Amitus, 652 Atnmalo, 441 Ammodonus, 360 Ammophila, 676 Amnestus, 133 Amolite, 471 Amorbia, 550 Ampdogl)rptcr, 395 Ampelophagus, 426 Amphagrion, 75 Amphibolips, 600 Amphicerus, 308 Amphicnephes, 799 Amphicoma, 316 Amphicrossus, 273 Amphientomum, ... 52 ' Amphion, 425 , Amphionycha, 337 Amphisa, 548 1 Amphiscepa, 96. Ampuucid-^ 676' Anacampsis, 557 Anacrabro, 682 ! Anaedus, 361, Anagoga, 505 Anametis, 378 Anaphes, 637 1 Anaphora, 577 Anaplodes, 500 1 Anarsia, 560 Anasa 146 1 Anaspis, 369 Anastatus, 645 Anatis, 254 Anax, 78 Anaxipha, 193 Anchodemus, 385 Ancistroma, 683 Ancylis, 544 Ancylopera, 545 Ancyloxypha, 421 Ancyronyx, 279 Andrena, 689 ANDRENIDJe, 689 Andricus, 602 Androchirus, 363 Andronicus» 697 Anecphysis, 623 Aneurus, 140 Ania, 506 Anisodactylus, 216 Anisolabia, 171 Anisops, 170 Anisosticta, -252 Anisota, 433 Anisotoma» 230 Anisoxya, 366 Anobium, 306 Anomala, 320 Anomalagrion, 76 Anomalon 620 Anomis, 471 Anomoea, 340 Anomoglossus, 213 Anopedias, 652 Anopheles, 716 Anoplius, 673 Anorostoma, 795 Anorthodes, 448 Anorthosia, 559 Anoura 36 Anoxus, 667 Anozus, 639 Anthaxia. 292 Anthcrophagus, 264 Anthicidjb, 370 Anthicus, 371 Anthidium, 697 Anthocharis, 418 Anthocomus, 301 Anthocorid^, 158 Anthocoris, 158 Anthomyia, 791 Anthomyid-«, 788 Anthomyza, 811 Anthonomopsis, 388 Anthonomus, 386 AnthopfUlus, 678 Anthophora, 694 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO PAMIUES AND GBNERA. 853 ANTHOPHORIDiS, ... . 6d4 Anthrax, 745 Anthrenus, 266 ANTHRIBIDiE, 405 Anthribulus, 406 Anthribus, 406 Antiblemma, 479 Anticarsia, 479 Antispila, 565 Antocha, 706 Anurida, 36 Anytus, 455 Apaecasia, 502 Apamea, 462 Apanteles, 610 Apantesis, 440 Apatelodes, 485 Apateticus, 137 Apathus, 698 Apatura, 412 Apencs, 212 Aphaenogaster, 658 Aphaerete, 616 Aphalara, 108 Aphanisus, 591 Aphelinus, 640 Aphelonema, 96 Aphelosetia, 565 Aphidid^, 110 Aphidius, 605 Aphidius, 606 Aphilanthops, 679 Aphilodyctium, 582 • Aphiochaeta, 761 Aphis, 117 Aphodius, 315 Aphomia, 532 Aphonus, 321 Aphorista, 258 Aphrastus, 379 Aphria, 779 Aphrophora, 98 Aphycus, 644 KviDMy 698 Apiomerus, .'. 155 Apion, 380 Apis, 699 Aplodes, 499 Apocellus, 248 Aporus, 674 Apristus, 211 Aproeerema, 557 Apsilops, 632 Apterygida, 171 Aptesis, 631 Aptorthus, 754 Aptorthus, 754 Araba 782 Arachnophaga, 645 Aradidjb, 139 Aradophagus, 653 Aradus, 139 Araecocerus, 406 Aramig^s, 379 Archasia, 92 Archimerus, 145 Archips, 549 Archytas, 783 Arctia, 440 Arctiidjb, 436 Arctocorisa, 168 Ardistomis, 202 Arenetra, 629 Areus, 243 Argeus, 426 Argia, 74 Argynnis, 409 Argyra, 755 Argfyresthia, 554 Argyria, 531 Argyrophyes, 435 Arhopalus, 328 Arilus 156 Aristotelia, 555 Aristotelia, 556 Arnoldia, 729 Arotes, 629 Arphanus, 144 Arphia, 181 Arrhenoplita, 361 Arsilonche, 446 Arta, 527 Artace, 492 Arthmius, 234 Arthrolips, 252 Arthrolytus, 642 Arthromacra, 364 Asaphes, 289 ASCALAPHIDJB, 63 Asclera 368 Ascogaster, 612 Ascydmus, 232 Asemum, 324 AsiLiDiE, 749 Asilus, 753 Asphondylia, 729 Asphragis, 627 Aspidiotus, 128 Aspidisca, 566 Astata, 683 Astatus, 595 Asterolecanium, .... 122 Astiphromma, 618 Asyndetus, 755 Asyndulum 723 Ataenius, 314 Atarba, 705 Ateleute, 616 Atethmia, 467 Atheta, 238 Athous, ..." 288 Athysanus, 104 Atimia, 329 Atlanticus, 190 Atomacera, 592 Atomaria, 264 Atomoscelis, 160 Atomosia, 751 Atranus, 209 Atropos, 52 Atropos, 51 Atta, 659 Attagenus, 266 Attalus, 301 ATTELABID.E, 378 Attelabus, 378 Atteva, 552 Atymna, 92 Augochlora, 688 Aulacaspis, 127 Aulacideay 603 Aulacizes, 100 Aulacus, 637 Aulax, 603 Auletes, 377 Auleutes, 393 Aulobaris, 394 Digitized by VjOOQIC 854 INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GENERA. Aulonium, 261 Aulonothroscus, 290 Autographa, 469 Automalus, 636 Axima, 649 Axinopalpus, 211 Axion, 255 Azelina, 508 B. Babia, 340 Bacanius, 270 Baccha, 765 Bactra, 538 Bactridium, 277 Bactrocerus, 581 Badister, 207 Baeocera, 250 Batis, 38 Baetisca, 38 Bagous, 385 Baileya, 447 Balaninus, 396 Balclutha, 106 Balsa, 448 Banasa, 136 Barce, 153 Barilepton, 395 Baris, 394 Baropsis, 392 Baryconus, 653 Barypithes, 380 Baryscapus, 639 Basiaeschna, 78 Bassareus, 340 Bassus, 622 Bathycetes, 627,629 Batrachedra, 564 Batrisodes, 234 Batyle, 328 Bedellia, 571 Bellamira, 331 Bellura, 461 Belonochilus, 141 Belonuchus, 240 Belostoma, 168 Belostomatid-*, .... 167 Belvosia, 778 Belyta 651 BlXYTID-*, 651 Bembecia, 518 Bembecid^, 679 Bembex, 679 Bembidium, 202 Bembidula, 679 Benacus, 168 Benta, 532 Beraea, 70 Berts, 736 Berosus, 226 Berotha, 60 Betarmon, 287 Bethyud-«, 667 Bezzia. 712 Bibio, 734 BiBioNiD^, 734 Biblioplectus, 233 Bidessus, 219 Biorhiza, 598 Biosteres, 606 Bittacomorpha, 708 Bittacus, 66' Blacus, 607 Blaps, 358 Blapstinus, 360 BLASTOBASIDiE, 562 Blastobasis, 563 Blasturus, 37 Blatta, 174 Blattella, 174 Blattid-«, 173 Blechrus, 211 Bledius, 247 Blennocampa, 591 Blepharida, 349 Blepharipeza, 781 Blepharipus, ■ 682 Blq)haromastix, 522 Bleptina, 482 Blethisa, 200 Blissus 142 Bcethus, 622 Bolboceras, 315 Bolbocerosoma, 315 Boletina, 723 Boletobius, 247 Boletophagus, 362 Boletotherus, 362 Bolitocnara, 237 Bombias, 699 Bombus, 698 BoMBYUIDiC, 744 Bombyliomyia, 784 Bombylius, 746 Bomolocha, 484 BORBORIDiB, 796 Borborus, 796 Boreus, 65 Boriomyia, 61 Borkhausenia, 562 Boros, 367 BoSTRYCHIDiB, 307 Bostrychus, 308 Bothrideres, 261 Bothriocera, 95 Bothriothorax, 644 Bothynostethus, .... 680 Boyeria, 77 Brachiloma, 560 Brachinus, 212 Brachyacantha, 255 Brachybamus, 385 Brachycentrus, 69 Brachycis, 310 Brachycoma, 783 Brachydeutera, 807 Brachylobus, 213 Brachymyrmex, 660 Brachynemurus, 63 Brach3rpalpus, 770 Brachyptemna, 708 Brachyrhynchus, ... 139 Brachypterus, 271 Brachys, 296 Brachystegus, 680 Brachystylus, 379 Brachytarsus, 406 Bracon, 614 BRACONIDiB, 605 Bradycellus, 216 Branchus, 618 BrenAia, 553 Brenthid^, 396 BREPHIDi«, 509 Brephos, 509 Brochymena, 134 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GENERA. 855 Brontes, 263 Brotolomia, 464 Bruchid^, 356 Bruchomorpha, 96 Bruchophagus, 648 Bruchus, 357 Bnimus, 255 Bryaxis, 235 Bryophila, 447 Bryoporus, 247 Bucculatrix, 568 Buenoa, 170 BUPRlSTIDiB, 290 Buprestis, 291 Bythinus, 235 BYTHOSCOPIDiB, 102 B3rthoscopus, 102 Byrrhh)^, 277 Byrrhus, 277 Byturus, '•^QQ Caberodes, 508 Caccobaphes, 165 Caccccia, 549 Cacoplia, 332 Cacotropa, 622 Caecilius, 53 Cania, 297 Caenia, 807 Caeniella, 297 Caenis, 38 Caenocara, 307 Caenocorse, 361 Caenurgia, 474 Caenus, 135 Cafius, 241 CALAMOCERATIDifi, . . 69 Calandra, 398 Calandrid-«, 397 Calathus, 207 Calephelis, 414 Caliroa, 584 Calledapteryx, 509 Callibaetis, 38 Callicera, 764 Calliclisis, 625 CaHicorixa, 169 Callida, 211 Callidium, 325 Calliephialtes, 627 Calligrapha, 345 CalHhormius, 613 Calliopsis 691 Calliphora, 786 Callipterus, 116 Callirhytis, 601 Calloides, 328 Callomyia 762 Callopistria, 800 Callopistromyia, — 800 Callosamia, 432 Calobata, 803 Calocalpe, 496 Calocampa, 461 Calochromus, 297 Calocoris, 163 Calophya, 109 Calopteron, 296 Colopteryx, 73 Calosoma, 199 Caloteleia 653 Calothysania, 498 Calothysanis, 498 Calpe, 469 Calymnia, 466 Calyptus, 607 Campicnemus, 755 Campodea, 34 Camponotus, 663 Campoplex, 619 Campsoceracoris, ... 163 Camptobrochis, 164 Camptacladius, 714 Camptoneura, 799 Camptonotus, 190 Camptoprosopella, .. 798 Campylenchia, 93 Canace, 807 Canarsia, 535 Canifa, 366 Canthon, 312 Canthophorus, 133 Canthydrus, : 218 Capis, 484 CAPITONIIDiB, 616 Capitonius, 616 Capnia, 41 Capnochroa, 863 CapsidcB, 159 Capsus, 164 CarabidwC, 198 Carabus, 199 Caradrina, 448 Carcin(^s 270 Cardiastethus, 158 Cardiochiles, 607 Cardiophorus, 284 Carebara, 365 Caricea, 792 CarineU, 90 Carneades, 455 Caripeta, 502 Carphoborus, 404 Carpocapsa, 546 Carpophilus, 271 Cartodere, 275 Carynota, 91 Casnonia, 209 Cassida, 355 Catabena, 447 Cataclysta, 526 Cathartus, 262 Catocala, 475 Catogenus, 262 Catoglyptus, 624 Catolaccus, 643 Catopomorphus, 230 Catopsilia, 418 Catopyrrha, 502 Catonia, 95 Catorama, 307 Cebrio, 290 CEBRIONIDiC, 290 Cecidomyia, 730 Cecidomyiid-*, 725 Cedius, 236 Celama, 435 Celatoria, 776 Celetes, 296 Celiptera, 479 Celina, 219 Celithemis, 81 Cenocalius, 607,616 Cenopis, 548 Centeterus, 632 Digitized by VjOOQIC 856 INDEX TO FAMIUES AND GENERA. Ccntistes, 607 Centrinus, 395 Centrodera, .- 330 Centruchoides, 94 Ceophyllus, 236 Cephaleia, 581 CEPHAU>IDiE, 368 Cephalonomia, 668 Cephaloon 368 Cephaloscymnus, . . . 258 Cephennium, 232 Cephid-«, 594 Cephus, 595 Ceracis, 310 Cerambycid^, 323 Ceraphron, 654 CE3lAPHR0NIDiC, .... 654 Cerascopus, 153 Cerastipsocus, 53 Ceratina, 697 CeratinidwB, 697 Ceratocampid^, .... 432 Ceratogastra, 618 Ceratoma, 349 Ceratomia, 429 Ceratomyiella, 775 Ceratomyza, 812 Ceratophyllus, 702 Ceratopogon, 711 Ceratoscopus, 161 Ceratosoma, 618 Ceraturgus, 750 Cerceris, 678 Cercopeus, 379 CERCOPIDiB, 98 Cercus, 271 Cercyon, 227 Ceresa, 90 Ceria, 771 Cerma, 446 Ceropales, 675 Ceropalid^, 672 Cerophytum, 283 Ceroplatus, 723 Ceroptres, 597 Cerotainia, 751 Ceruchus, 311 Cerura, 489 Cerylon, 261 Ceuthophilus, 190 Ceutorhynchus, .... 393 Chaetocnema, 353 Chaetogaedia, 783 Chsetona 785 Chaetoplagia, 782 Chatopsis, 800 Chaetopterygopsis, . . 69 Chaitophorus, 116 Chalarus, 762 Chalcidio^ 649 Chalcis, 649 Chalcodermus, 390 Chalcoela, 531 Chalcolepidius, 284 Chalcophora, 291 Chalepus, 820 Chalybion, 676 Chamyris, 473 Charadra, 443 Chariessa, 303 Chariesterus, 146 Charistena, 355 Charitopus, 645 ChauHodes, 56 Chauliognathus, 299 Chasmatonotus, .... 713 Chasmodes, 635 Cheiropachys, 646 Chelonus, 612 Chelymorpha, 356 Chermaphis, 114 Chermes, 114 Chevrolatia, 231 Chilo, 531 Chilocorus, 255 Chiloncurus, 644 Chilosia, 765 Chilostigma, 69 Chimarrha, 69 Chion, 326 Chionaspis, 126 Chiromantis, 758 CHIRONOMIDiB, 711 Chironomus, 713 Chirosia, 792 Chirothrips, 83 Chitalia, 237 Chlaenius, 213 Chlxnogramma, 429 Chlamydatus, 160 Chlamys, 340 Chloealtis, 180 Chloralictus, 687 Chloridea 467 Chlorion, 677 Chlorochlamys,. 499 Chlorochroa, 134 CMoroperla, 40 Chlorops, 808 Chlorotettix, 106 Choeridium, 313 Choleva, 229 Choragus, 406 Choreuiis, 553 Chorinseus, 621 Choristoneura, 727 Chorthippus, 180 Chortophaga, 181 Chortophila, 791 Chramesus, 403 Chremylus, 613 Chromagrion, 75 Chrysidid-«, 668 Chrysis, 668 Chrysobothris, 293 Chrysochlamys, 770 Chrysochus, 344 Chrysodina, 344 Chrysogaster, 764 Chrysomelid-^, 337 Chrysomphalus, 129 Chrysomyia, 786 Chrysomyza, 800 Chrysopa, 61 Chrysophanus, 416 Chrysopid^, 61 Chrysopila, 743 Chrysopora, 555 Chrysops 739 Chrysotoxum 764 Chrysotus, 755 Chyliza, 805 Chytolita, 482 Chytonyx 447 Cicada, 89 ClCADID^, 88 Cicadula, 106 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO PAMIUES AND GENERA. 857 Cicmdela, 196 CiCINDELIDiC, 196 Cicinnus/ 609 Cicones, 260 Cilea, 246 Cimbex, 587 Cimex, 159 Cindaphia, 524 Cingilia, 505 Cinglis 498 Cinura, 33 Cinyra, 292 CioiD^, 310 Circotettix, 182 Cirrhophanus, 468 Cirroeida, 465 Cirrospilus, 638 Cis, 310 Cistela, 363 ClSTELID^, 362 Cisthene, 435 Cistogaster, 774 Citheronia, 433 Cixius, 95 Cladius, 588 Cladobius, 116 Cladora, 494 Cladura, 706 Qambus, 231 Clastoptera, 99 Clausicella, 776 Clemensia, 435 Cleon, 38 CLEONYMIDiE, 646 Cleora, 503 CLERIDiB, 302 Clerus, 302 Cligenes, 144 Clinidium, 261 Clinocentrus, 613 Clinocephalus, 180 CUNOCORIDi^ 159 Clitellaria, 737 Clivina, 201 Clothilla, 52 Clusia, 795 Clytanthus, 329 Clytochrysus, 681 Cnemidotus, 217 Cnemodus, 144 Cnesinus, 404 CocciDiB, 120 Coccidula, 258 Coccinella, 254 CoCCINEIXIDiit, 252 Coccophagus, 641 Coccus, 125 Cochlidion, 512 Cockerellia, 691 Ccelambus, 219 Coelinius, 615 Coeliodes, 393 Cctliodis, 615 Coelioxys, 696 Coelogaster, 393 Coelopisthus, 644 Coelostathma, 548 Coelostcthus, 306 Coenocalpe, 497 Coenophanes, 614 Ccenosia, 793 Colaspis, 344 Colastus, 271 Colenis, 230 Coleocentrus, 630 Coleophora, 563 Goleothrips 83 Colias 419 Collaria, 162 Collembola, 34 Colletes, 695 COIXETID.^, 695 Collops, 301 Colobopterus, 63 Colon, 230 Colopha, 115 Colpocephalum, 47 Colpognathus, 632 COLYDIIDiB, 260 Colydium, 261 Colymbetes, 222 Conchylis, 551 Conchylodes, 522 Conicera, 762 CoNIOPTjERYGIDiE, ... 62 Coniopteryx, 62 Connophron, 231 Conocephaloides, . . . 187 ' Conocephalus, 189 Condylolomia, 527 CoNOPn)-«, 771 Conops, 771 Conorhinus, ... 154 Conosoma, 246 Conotelus, ...". 272 Conotrachelus, 389 Contarinia, 729 Copelatus, 221 Copidita, 368 Copidosoma, 644 Copipanolis, 451 Copris, 313 Coptocycla, 356 Coptodera, 211 Coptodisca, 566 Coptotomus, 221 Coptotriche, 574 Copturodes, 392 Coquillettidia, 721 Cordulegaster, 77 Cordylura, 794 COREIDJB, 145 Corethra, 722 Corethrella, 722 CORETHRIDJE, 721 Corimelcena, 138 Corisa, 168 Coriscium, 573 Coriscus, 149 CoRIXIDiB, 168 Corizus, 147 Corphyra, 370 Corrodentia, 51 Corthylus, 400 Corticaria, 275 Corydalis, 56 C0RY1X)PHID^, 251 Corylophodes, 252 Corymbites, 289 Corynocoris, 145 Corythuca, 148 Coscinoptera, 340 Cosmia, 465 Cosmoconus, 622 Cosmopepla, 136 Cosmopteryx, 565 CossiD-«, 515 Digitized by VjOOQIC 858 INDEX TO FAMIUES AND GENERA. Cossonus, 399 Cossus, 516 Cosymbia, 498 Cotalpa, 320 Cothonaspis, 597 Coxelus, 260 Crabro, / 681 Crabronid^, 681 Crambidia, 434 Crambodes, 447 Crambus, 528 Craponius, 392 Cratacanthus, 214 Cratomus, 641 Cratoparis, 406 Cratospila, 616 Cratotrechus, 638 Cregya, 304 Cremastobombycia. . 571 Cremastochilus, 322 Cremastogaster, .... 657 Cremastus, 617 Cremnops, 609 Creniphilus, 227 Creophilus, 239 Crepidodera, 352 Cressonia, 430 Cricotopus, 714 Criocephalus, 324 Crioceris, 339 Criorhina, 770 Crocidophora, 523 Crocigrapha, 460 Croesus, 589 Crophius, 143 Crosimus, 264 Crossocerus, 682 Cryphula, 145 Cryptarcha, 274 Cryptobium, 243 Crypt ocephalus, 341 Cryptocheilus, 673 Cryptoh3rpnus, 285 Cryptolechia, 561 Cryptoleon. 63 Cryptomeigenia, 775 Cryptophagid^, .... 263 Cryptophagus, 264 Cryptopleurum, 228 Cryptorama, 307 Cryptorhopalum, . . . 267 Cryptorhynchus, — 391 Cryptothrix, 69 Crypturgus, 404 Cryptus, 630 Cteniscus, 624 Ctenocephalus, 702 Ctenoschira, 625 Ctenopelma, 623 Ctenophora, 709 Ctenophthalmus, ... 702 Ctenucha, 434 CucujiDiB, 261 Cucujus, 263 Cucullia, 461 Culex, 720 CuLICIDJit, 714 Culicoides, 712 Cupes, 309 CuPESiDiB, 309 Cuphocera, 783 Cuphopterus, 682 CURCUUONIDiE, 380 Curius, 327 Curtonotum, 810 Cuterebra, 774 Cyane, 575 Cybister, 223 Cybocephalus, 274 Cychramus, 274 Cychrus, 199 Cyclocephala, 320 Cycloneda, 254 Cycloplasis, 566 Cycloptilus, 191 Cycnia, 441 Cydia, 542 Cydnus, las Cylapus, 161 Cylindrocopturus, . . 392 Cylistix, 269 Cyllene, 328 Cyllodes, 273 Cymatodera, 302 Cymatophora, ....... 501 Cymbiodyta, ....... 227 Cymindis, 212 CynxKlema, 142 C3rmoloinia, "538 Cymus, 141 Cynipid;^, \ 597 Cynips, 600 Cynomyia, 786 CyphomimuSf 380 Cyphon, 281 Cyphopyga, 696 Crytid^, 744 Cyrtinus, 332 Cyrtogaster, 641 Cyrtolobus, 92 Cyrtomemus, 133 Cyrtophloeba, 778 Cyrtophorus, 329 Cyrtopogon, 750 Cyrtusa, 230 Cytilus, 277 Dacne, 259 Dacnochilus, 244 Dacnusa, 615 Dalmannia, 772 Dalmosella, 233 Danais, 408 Dascyllid^, 280 Dasylechia, 751 Dasyllis, 751 Dasylophia, 488 Dasymutilla, 665 Dasyneura, 727 Datana, 486 Daulopogon, 750 Debis, 412 Decarthron, 234 Decatoma, 647 Dectes, 334 Deidamia, 425 Deilephila, 425 Deilinea, 500 Delphastus, 255 Deltocephalus, 103 Deltometopus, 282 Demas, 442 Dendrocoris, 136 Dendroctonus, 404 Dendroides, 373 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO FAMIUES AND GElNERA. 859 Dendrolcon, Dendrophilus, Dendrotettix, Depressaria, Deptalia, Deratopeus, Dercetis, Dermestes, DERMESTIDiB, Derodontid-«, Derodontus, Deromyia, Deronectes, Derostenus, ........ Derrima, Desmia, Desmiostoma, Desmocerus, Desmometopa, Desmopachria, Desmoris, Dcz>a, Dexia, Dexiapsis, DexiidwB, Diabrotica, Diachorisia, Diachus, Diastictis, Dibolia, Dibrachys, Dicraneura, Diacrisia, Dialectica, • Dialges, Dialysis, Dialytes, Dianthidium, Diaphania, Diapheromera, Diaphnidia, Diaphorus, Dianous, Diaperis, Diapria, DlAPRIID^, Diaspis, Diastata, Diastictis, 501, 68 Diastrophus, 602 269 Diathrausta, 526 183 Diathraea, 531 561 Dicalus, 207 4Se Dicerca, 292 244 Dichaeta 805 483 Dichelonycha, 316 266 Dichomeris, 559 265 Dichromorpha, 180 277 Dichroocytus, 164 277 EHcranomyia, 705 750 Dicranopselaphus, . . 280 219 Dicranoptycha, 706 641 Dictyophara, 94 467 Dic3rmolomia, 531 522 Dicyphus 161 606 Didea, 766 330 Didymops, 78 812 Diedrocephala 100 218 Diglochis, 643 384 Dilophonota, 428 469 Dilophus, 734 784 EHmorphopteryx, . . . 583 793 Dineutes, 224 'ISAlDinocamptus, 609 348 1 Dinocarsis, 645 576 342 501 354 642 107 439 Dinoderus, 309 Dinopsis, 239 Diochus, 242 Dioctria 760 Dioedes, 360 Dioleogaster 610 Diommatus, •. 160 572 Diomorus, 650 622 DiopsiDiB, 743 Dioryctria, 533 314 Diplochila, 206 697 Diplodus, 155 522 Diplotaxis, 318 177'Dipterygia, 450 161 DisccKerina, 806 754 Discoderus, 214 242 Disonycha, 350 361 Dissosteira, 182 651 Distenia 330 651 EHstichona,* 778 127 Ditemnus 300 811 EHtoma, 260 522 Dixa, 710 DixiD.«, 710 Docophorus, 44 Docosia, 724 Dolba, 429 Dolerus, 584 Dolichoderus, 660 Dolichapeza, 708 E)OLICHOP(M)ID^, 754 Dolichc^us, 756 Dolopius, 287 Donacia, 337 Dorcaschema, 332 Dorcatoma, 307 Dorcus, 311 Dorocordulia, 79 Doryctes, 613 Dorymyrmcx, 660 Doryodes, 471 Doryopteryx, 52 Dorytomus, 384 Draeculacephala, .... 101 Drapetes, 290 Drasteria, 474 Drasterius, 286 Drepana, 493 DREPANIDiB, 493 Drepanosiphum, ... 116 Dromaeolus, 282 Dromius, 211 Dromogomphus, ... 77 Drosophila, • 810 Drosophiud-S 809 Drymus, 144 Dryobota, 450 Dryocampa, 433 Dryoccetes, : 402 Dryomyza, ,. 796 Dryope, 563 Dryophanta, 599 Dryophthorus, 399 Dryops, 278 DUFOUREID^, 691 Dynastes, 321 Dynatosoma, 724 Dyschirius, 201 Dyscinetus, 320 Dysmerus, 263 Dysodia, 515 Dysphaga, 337 Digitized by VjOOQIC 86o INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GENERA. Dyspteris, 494 DYTISCIDiB, 218 Dytiscus, 222 E. Eacles, 432 Earinus, 609 Eburia, 326 Be crito tarsus, 165 Ecdytolopha, 546 Echinomyia, 784 Echtrichodia, 155 Eclimus, 747 Ecpantheria, 439 Ecphylus, , 614 Ectemnius, 681 Ectopiocerus, 161 Ectopria, 280 Ectropis, 504 Ecyrus, 334 Eczetesis, 623 Eido, 552 Eiphosoma, 620 1 Elachiptera, 809' Blachista, 565' ELACHISTlDiE, 563 Elachistus, 639 i Elaphidion, 326 Elaphrus, 200 Elasmid-«, ; 641 j Blasmocerus, 302 Elasmopalpus, 534 Elasmosoma, 609 Elasmostethus, 138 Elasmucha, •. 138 Elasmus, 641 Elater, 285 ELATERIDiE, 283 Elephantomyia, 705 Eleusis, 249 Elidiptera, 95 1 Elipsocus, 53 Elis, 666^ Bllema, 430 1 Elleschus, 388 Ellida, 490 EUipes, 1911 Ellychnia, 297! Elmis, 278 Elonus, 372 Elophila, 526 Emblethis, 144 Emelinus 372 Etnesa, 153 Emmesa, 365 Emphor, 694 Emphorid-«, 694 Emphytus, 582 EmpidjB, 757 Empis 759 Empoasca, 107 Enallagma, 75 Enarmonia, 543 Efwrmonia, 545 Enchenopa, 93 Encoptolophus, 181 Encyclops, 330 ENCYRTIDiB, 644 Encyrtus, ' 644 Endalus, 385 Endecatomus 308 Endelomyia, 584 ENDOMYCHIDiB 258 Endomychus, 259 Endrosis, 562 Enicmus 275 Enicospilus, 620 Ennearthron, 310 Ennomos, 506 Bntechnia, 694 Entomobrya,' 35 Entomophthalmus, . 282 Ent>lia, 93 Eois, 499 Eosphoropteryx, . . . 469 Epagoge, 548 Epalpus, 784 Epelis, 500 Epeolus, 693 Bpeolus, 692 Epermenia, 566 Ephaliis 360 Ephemera, 37 Ephemerella, * 38 Ephemerid^, 37 Ephestia, 535 Ephestiodes, 535 Ephialtes, €27 Ephistemus, 264 ^huta, 665 Ephydra 807 Ephydriimb, 805 Epicaerus, 378 Epiaeschna, 77 Epicallima, 562 Epicauta, 374 Epicnaptera, 495 Epicordulia, 7& Epicypta, 724 Epidiaspis, 128 Epierus, 26^ Epiglaea, 466 Epigryniyia, 777 Epilachne, 254 Epimart)rria, 57S Epimecis, , . . . . 504 Bpifwtia, 545 Epipaschia, 532 Epiphragma, 707 Epiplemid^, 509 Epipocus, 25^ Epischnia, 534 Bpiscopus, 160 ^isimas, 545 Epistenia, 646 Epithectis, 556 Epitragus 358 Epitrix, 352 Epizeuxis, 481 Epuraea, 272 Epyris, 667 Erannis, 505 Erastria, 472,498 Erax, 752 Erchomus, 246 Erebus, 480 ErenKKToris, 145 Eremomyia, 791 Eremotylus, 620- Eretmocerus, 641 Eriocampa, 585 Eriocera, 707 Eriococcus, 123 Eriocrania, 575 Erioptera, 706 Eristalis, 765 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO PAMIUES AND GElNERA. 86i Eritettix, 179 ^Ernobius, 305 Briocampa, : . . . 584 Eros, 297 EnOTYLIDiB, 259 Erromenus, 623 ]^YCiNn)-«, 413 Erycus, 384 Erythaspides, 591 Erythemis, 82 Erythrodiplax, 81 Estigmene, 439 •Euaestethus, 243 Euancistrocerus, . . . 670 Euantha, 785 Euaresta, 803 Eubadizon, 608 Eubaphe, 436 Eucalyptera, 471 Eucerceris, 678 EuCERiDJe, 693 Euceros, 623 Euchaetias, 441 Euchalda, 469 EUCHARID^, 646 Euchlana, 507 Euchoeca, 496 Eucinetus, 280 Euclea, 511 Euclemensia, 562 Euclidia 474 EUCNEMID^, 281 Eucoela, 596 EuccElidia, 596 Euconnus, 231 Eucosma, 540 Eucrada, 305 Eucrostis, 499 Eucymatoge, 496 Eudamus, 424 Eudarcia, 576 Eudecatoma, 647 Eudeilinea, 493 Eudemis, 544 Eudemis, 538 Euderces, 329 Euderus, 641 Eudocimus, 383 Eudule, 495 Eueretagrotis, 452 Eufidonia, 500 Eugrnamptus, 378 Eugnathodus, 106 Eugnoriste, 725 Eugonobapta, 506 Euhcrrichia, 473 Buhyhus, .....759 Eulasiona, 776 Eulathrobium, ..... 244 Eulecanium, 125 Eulechriops, 392 Eulia, 5S0 Eulissus, 241 EuLOPHiDiS, 638 Eumacrocentrus, . . . 607 Eumenes, 669 EUMENID-*, 669 Eumetopia, 800 Eumeyrickia, 561 Eumicrus, 232 Eunotus, 646 Eupactus, %.... 306 Eupanychis, 467 Euparyphus, 737 Eupelmus, 645 Euphoria, 321 Euphorocera, 780 Euphorus, 609 Euphyto, 777 Eupithecia, 495 Eupitenus, 735 1 Euplectus, 2331 Euplectrus, 639 t Euplexia, 450 Eupogoniiis, 334 Eupristocerus, 294 Eupsalis, 396 Eupteryx, 107 Euptoieta, 409 Europs, 277 I Eurosta, 802* Eurycnemus, 714 | Eurycyttarus, 510' Eurygaster, 132 Eurypogon, 280 Eunrtoma, 647 EURYTOMID^, 647 I Euryinycter, 405 Eusandaluxn, 645 Euschistus, 135 Eusiphona, 812 Eusisyropa, 779 Eusphynis, 405 Buspongus, 680 Eustalomyia, 791 Eusterinx, 616 Eustictus, 163 Eustilbus, 251 Eustixia, 525 Eustroma, 496 Eustrophus, 366 Eutelia, 471 Eutelus. 643 Eutettix, 104 Euthera, 781 Euthisanotia, 468 Buthoctha, 145 Euthyatira, 485 Eutochia, 361 Eutolype, 451 Eutrapela, 507 Eutreta, 802 Eutylistus, 307 Eutyphlus, 233 Euura, 589 EuxesA, 800 Euxoa, 455 Euzophera, 535 Evania, 637 EVANHD-flS, 636 Evarthrus, 205 Evergestis, 523 Evippe, 556 Evoxy stoma, 648 Evylaeus, 687 Exartema, 538 Exechia, 724 Exema, 340 Exentera, 543 Exentcrus, 624 Exephanes, 635 Exetastes, 618 Exilis, 503 Exochilum 620 Exochomus, 255 Exochus, 621 Exoprosopa, 745 Digitized by VjOOQIC 862 INDEX TO FAMIUES AND GENERA. Exorista, 780 Exoristoides, 779 Exyra, 472 Exyston, 623 F. Fabatana, 527 Fabtola, 562 Fagitana, 462 Falagria, 237 Falcaria, 493 Feltia, 454 Fcniseca, 416 Fentonia, 489 Fenusa, . .., 591 Feralia 450 Fidia, 342 Figites, 596 FiGlTIDiB, 596 Fiorinia, 128 Fltchia, 155 Fcenus, 636 Forcinolus, 278 Forficula 171 FoRFICULIDiB 171 Formica, 662 FoRMiciD-«, .*. .. 655 Fornax, 282 Frontina, 780 Fucellia, 793 FuLGOiODiC, 94 Fulvius, 162 Q. Gaberasa, 483 Gadiopsis, 783 Galactomyia, 775 Galasa, 528 Galerita 209 Galerucella, 347 Galesus, 651 Galgula, 472 Galgulida 167 Galgulus, 167 Galleria, 532 Ganonema, 69 Garganus, 161 Gargaphia, 149 Gastroidea, 346 Gastrolobium, 243 Gastrophilus, 773 Gastrops, 806 Gaurotes, 330 Gelastocoris, 167 Gelechia, 558 GELECHIIDiE, 554 Geocoris, 142 Geodromicus 249 Geometrih^, 494 GEOMYZIDiS, 811 Geopinus, 214 Geotomus, 133 Geosargus, 737 Geotrupes, 315 Geranomyia, 704 Geron, 747 GERRIDiB, 150 Gerris 151 Geshna, 526 Gibbiumy 305 Glaea, 466 Glaphyria, 521 Glauce, 555 Glena, 504 Glenurus, 62 Gloma, 759 Glossonotus 91 Gluphisia, 490 Glyphidocera, 559 Glyphipteryx 553 Glyphonyx, 287 Glypta, 625 Glyptina, 354 Glyptobaris, 394 Glyptoma, 249 Glyptomorpha, 615 Glyptoscelis, 342 Gnathias. 692 Gnathocerus, 360 Gnathodon, 696 Gnathodus, 106 Gnathotrichus, 401 Gnophomyia, 707 Gnorimoschema, . . . 557 Gnorimus, 322 Goes, 332 Gomphaeschna, 7B Gomphus, 77 Gonaspis, 602 Gonia, 78S Goniognathus, 104 Goniocotes, 46 Goniomjria, 706 Gonodontis, 507 Gonoides, 46 Goniataulius, 68 Goniops, 73{> Goniozus, 667 Gorytes, 679 GORYTIDiB, 679 Gossyparia, 122 Gracilaria, 571 Grammodes, 479 Grammospila, 616 Gramptopsihpus, . .. 754 Graphisurus, 334 Graphoderes, 223 Graphomyia, 788 Graphops, 343 Grapta, 410 Grotea, 629 Gryixid-«, 190 Gryllotalpa, 191 Gryllus, 192 Grypcta, 238 Gueneria, 500 Gymnandrosana, . . . 546 Gymnetron, 389 Gymnochata, 779 Gymnoclytia, 774 Gymnonychus, 588 Gymnophora, 762 Gymnoptemus, 757 Gymnoscelus 607 Gymnosoma, 774 Gynandropus, 214 Gypona, 101 Gypsochroa, 497 Gypsonoma, 543 GvRiNiDJSt, 223 Gyrinus, 223 Gyrohypnus, 241 Gyrophaena, 237 Gyropid^, 48 Gyropus, 48 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GEINERA. 863 H.. Habritus,. 646 Habrobracon, 616 Hadena, 449 Hadrohregmus> 306 HadrodactyJus, 624 Hadrodrema, 164 Hadronotus, 653 Hadrophlebia, 38 Haematobia, 788 Haematopinus, 86 Hxmatopota, 740 Hsematopsis, 498 Haemonia, 338 Hagenius, 76 Halesus, 68 HailictidjB, 686 Halictoides, 691 Halictus, 687 HALIPUDiB, 217 Haliplus, 217 Halisidota, 441 jiallomenus, 366 Haltica, 352 Halticoptera, 646 Halticus, 161 Hammomyia, 791 Hapithus, 193 Haplandrus, 358 Haploa, 438 Haptoncus, 272 Harmonia, 254 Harmostes, 147 Harpactopus, 677 Harpalus, 214 Harpiphorus, 583 Harrisimemna, 446 Harrisina, 514 Harpyia, 489 Hebrus, 150,152 Hecabolus, 613 Hecalus, 103 Hedychridium 668 Hedychrum, 668 Heidemannia, 160 Helcon, 607 Helicobia, 786 Helicopsyche, 69 Helicoptera, 95 Heliomata, 500 Heliothis, 467 Heliothrips 84 Heliozela, 566 Heliria, 91 Helluomorpha, 212 Helobia, 707 Helochara, 101 Helocharles, ....... 226 Helocombus, 227 Helocordulia, 79 Helodes, 280 Helomyza, 795 HeW)myzidjs, 795 Helophilus, 769 Helophorus, 224 Helops, 362 HEUMUDiB, 652 Helorus, 652 Helotropha, 451 hemadas, 646 Hemantus, 371 Hemaris, 425 HEMEROBIIDiE, 60 Hemerobius, 61 Hemerocampa, 490 Hemerodromia, 758 Hemichroa, 588 Hemicrepidius, 289 Hemileuca, 434 Hemxi^eucid-*, 434 Hemimene, 546 Hemirhipus 284 Hemistenus 243 Hemitaxonus, 582 Hemiteles, 631 Hemyda, 777 HepialidwB, 578 Heptagenia, 38 Heraeus, 143 1 Hercostoraus, 757 Herculia, 527 Heriades, 697 Hermetia, 736 Herpestotnus, 632 Hesperid^ 420 Hesperobium, 243 Hesperodes, 725 Hesperotettix, 183 Hetaerina^ 74 Hetaerius, 26^ Hcterachthes, 327 Heterocampa, 488 Heterocerid^, 279 Heterocerus, 27^ Heterogamus, 613 Heterogenea, 513 Heterogramma, 483 Heteromyia, 712 Hcteroneura, 795^ HETERONEURIDiE, . . . 794 Heteropelma, 619 Heterophaga, 604 Heteroplectron, 69 Heterophleps, 495 Heterothops, 23^ Heteroxys, 644 Hetoemis, 332 Hexagenia, 37 Hexarthrum, 399^ Hesa, 156 Hilara, 75^ Hilarella, 782 Hillia, 448 Himatium, 399" Himella 460 Hippelates, 808 Hippiscus, 181 HippoBOSCiDwB 813 Hippodamia, 253 Hippopsis, 335^ Hister 268 HlSTERID^, 267 Holcaspis, 600 Holcocephala, 750 Holcocera, 563 Holcopelte, 641 Holcostethus, 134 Hololepta, 268 Holonomada, 692 Holopogon, 750 Holostrophus 366 Homalium, 249 Homalomyia 789 Homalotylus, 644 Homaspis, 624 Homochlodes, 502 HomcEmus, 132 Digitized by VjOOQIC 864 INDEX TO FAMIUES ANU GENERA. Homoeosoma, , 535 Homoglaea, 466 Homohadena, 451 Homolota, 237 Homophoberia, 478 Homophysa, • 521 Homoporus, 642 Homoptera, 479 Homopyralis, 474 Homosteia, 576 Honora, 535 Hoplandria, ....... 238 Hoplia, 316 Hoplismenus, 636 HopUsus, 679 Hoplocampa, 588 Hoplogaster, 792 Horcias, 165 Horismenus, 641 Horistonotus, 285 Hormaphis, 114 Hormisa, 482 Hormiscus, 405 Hormorus, 378 Hulstia, 535 Hyadina, 806 Hyaliodes, 161 Hyalomyodes, 777 Hyalopteris, 116 Hyamia, 474 Hybos, 759 Hybroma, 576 Hydaticus, 222 Hydnocera, 303 Hydraena, 225 Hydrellia, 806 Hydria, 496 Hydriomena, 497 Hydrobius, 227 Hydrocampa, . . .522, 525 Hydrocanthus, 218 Hydrocharis, 226 Hydrochus, 225 HydrcEcia, 462 Hydrometra, 152 Hydromyza, 794 HVDROPHIUDiE, 224 - Hydrophilus, 225 j Hydrophilus, 226 i Hydrophoria, 791 Hydrophorus, 756 Hydrc^orus, 219 Hy dropsy che, 71 Hydropsychiix*, ... 70 Hydrotaea, 789 Hydrous, 225 Hydrovatus, 218 Hyetodesia, 790 Hygroplitis, 610 Hygrotrechus, 151 Hylastes, 404 Hylemyia, 791 Hylesinus, 404 Hylobius, 383 Hylotoma, 592 Hylotrupes, 325 Hylurgops, 404 Hymenarcys, 135 Hymenia, 522 Hymenorus, 363 Hypargyricus, 590 H)rparpax, 489 Hypena, 484 HypenidjB, 480 Hypenula, 483 Hyperaeschra, 487 Hyperaspis, 256 Hyperchiria, 432 Hyperechia, 751 Hyperetcs, 52 Hyperitis, 506 Hyperplatys 334 Hyphantria, 439 Hypnoidus, 285 Hypocala, 478 Hypocera, 761 Hypochaeta, 776 Hypocoelus, 282 Hypocrabro, 681 Hypoderma, 773 Hypolampsis, 349 Hypophloeus, ....... 362 Hypomicrogaster, .. 610 Hypoprepia, 435 Hypopteromalus, . . . 643 Hypostena, 776 flypotaxonus, 583 Hypothenemus, 401 Hyppa, 450 Hypsopygia, 527 Hyposoropha, 474 Hyptis, 637 Hypulus, 365 Hysterosia, 552 Ibalia, 604 iBAUlDiE, 604 Ichnea, 303 Ichneumon, 632 ICHNEUMONID^, 616 Ichneutes, 607 Icterica, 802 Idana, 799 Idiocerus, 102 Idiolispa, 630 Idiostethus, 395 mice, 435 Ilnacora, 161 Ilybiosoma, 22 )| Ilybius, 220 Ilythea, 806 Incurvaria, 574 Inga 561 Ingura, 470 lodia, 464 I Iphiaulax, 615 Ipimorpha, 466 Ips, 274 Ischalia, 373 Ischnaspis, 130 Ischnodemus, 142 Ischnomyia, 811 Ischnoptera, 174 Ischnorhynchus. 141 Ischnura, 76 Ischyrus, 260 Isia, 440 Isochaetes, 512 Isocorypha, 575 Isocratus, 642 Isocybus, 652 Isodontia, 677 Isodromas, 631 Isodyctium, 590 Isogenus, 40 Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX TO FAMIUES AND' GElNERA. 865 Isogona, .. IsopteryXj Isosoma, .. Isomira, .. Isoperla, .. Isoplastus, Isotoma, .. Itamoplex, Ithycerus,. J. Jalysus, Janassa, Janus, jASSIDiB, Jassus, Johannseniella, Junonia, K. Kaliofenusa, .. Kaliosyphinga, Kermes, Kolla, Konozvia, L. Labena, Labia, Labidomera,. Laccobius, .. Laccophilus,. Lachnocrepis, Lachnosterna, Lachnus, Lacosoma, . .. LACOSOMIDi^,. Laemophloeus, Ljemosaccus,. Laettlia, Lagium, LAGRIIDAiB, .. Lamenia, .... Lampria Lampronota,. LAMPYWDi^e, .. 474 40 648 363 40 230 35 630 i 380 148 488 594; 103' 106 j 712! 4ir 591 591 122 100 593 629 171 ; 344 1 2261 218 213 318 115 509 509 I 263 I 389 i 535 585 j 364 97 I 751 629 296 Languria, 259 Lanthape, 532 Laodamia, 534 Lapara, 430 Laphria, 752 Laphygma, 451 Laphystia, 750 Lappus, 371 Largus, 140 Laricobius, 304 Larra, 683 LARRIDiE, 683 LASIOCAMPIDiB, 492 Lasioderma, 306 Lasioglossum, 687 Lasiopogon, 750 Lasiops, 790 Lasioptera, 726 Lasius, 661 Laspeyresia, 545 Latreillimyia, 779 Lathrobiella 244 Lathrobioma 244 Lathrobium, 243 Lathrobium, 244 Lathropus, 263 Lathrotaxis 244 Latridiid.^, 274 Latridius 275 Lauxania, 798 Laverna, 5G() Lebia, 210 Lechriops, 392 Leiphron, 607 Lema, 338 Lcpidocyrtiis 35 Lepidophora 747 Lepidosaphis 129 Lepidostoma 6t> Lepinotus, 52 Lepipolys, 451 Lepisma, 33 Leptacinodcs 242 Leptid.^, 742 Leptina, 447 Leptinid^, 228 Leptinus, 228 Leptinotarsa 345 Uptis 743 Leptobyrsa, 148 Leptocella, 70 LEPTOCERIDiE, 70 Leptocerus, 70 Leptochilus, 671 Leptogaster, 749 Leptoglossus, 146 Leptolinus, 242 Leptomeris, 499 Leptomorphus 724 Leptopeza, 759 Leptophlebia, 37 Leptopygas, 617 Leptorhaptus, 651 Leptostyla, .... 149 Leptostylus, 333 Lcpiotcrna, 163 Leptothorax, 659 Leptotrachelus, 209 Leptoypha, 149 Leptura, 331 Lepturges, 334 Lepyronia, 98 Leria, 795 Leskia, 777 Leskiomima 777 Lestes, 74 Lesteva, 249 Lcthocerus, 168 Leucania, 458 Leuce, 555 Leucodesmia, 639 Leucophthalmia, . . . 498 Leuc ophthalmia, . . . 498 Leucopis, 813 Leucorhinia 81 Leucospis, 649 Leucostola, 755 Leucostoma, 777 Leuctra, 41 Liancalus, 756 Libellula 80 LlBELLUUDiB 78 Liburnia, 97 Libythea, 413 LlBYTHEID^, 413 Ligyrocoris, 143 Ligyrus, 320 Limacodes, 512 55 IN Digitized by VjOOQIC 866 INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GENERA.' LiMACODIDiB, 511 Limenitis, 412 Limnebius, 226 LlMNEPHlUDiE, 68 Limnephilus, 68 Limnerium, 619 Limnichus, 278 Limnobaris, 395 Limnobia, 705 Limnophila, 707 Limnophora, 790 Limnoporus, 151 Limnotrechus, 151 Limonius 288 Limosina, 796 Limothrips, 84 Limulodes, 250 Una, 346 Lindenius, 682 Linnaemyia, 779 Linolathra 244 Lioderma, 134 Liodes, 230 Liogma, 708 Uolyda, 581 Liopus, 333 LlOTHEID^, 47 Liotropis, 136 LiPARIDiE, 490 Lipeurus, 45 Lipochaeta, 807 Lipocosma, 522 Lipolexis, 605 Lipura, 36 Lispa 793 Lispinus, 249 Lispocephala, 793 Lissonota, 629 Lissorhoptrus, 385 Listotrophus, 239 Listronotus, 382 Litanomyia 758 Litargus, 265 Lithacodes 513 Lithacodia, 472 Lithocelletis, 568 Lithocharis, 245 Lithochrus, 251 IJtholathra, 244 Litholomia, 461 1 LiTHosinjiB, 434 Livia, 108! Lixus, 383 Loberus, 264 1 Lobioptera, 813 ^ Lobophora, 495 1 Lobopoda, 363. 