Rhynchota .. . Biro, Mus. Ilom/rois). I am indebted to the kindness of Dr. Horvath for an opportunityof examining and figuring the type of this species. 2804. Geocoris puri, sp. n. Head, pronotum, and scutellum black; apex of head pale dullochraceous, the apical margins and a median line to the centrallobe black; lateral margins to pronotum and apical area toscutellum dull pale ochraceous; antennae piceous, extreme apicesto second and third joints and the whole of the apical jointstramineous; body beneath dull black, lateral margins of sternum 28 APPENDIX. LTG.^ID.E, and abdomeu stramineous; l
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Rhynchota .. . Biro, Mus. Ilom/rois). I am indebted to the kindness of Dr. Horvath for an opportunityof examining and figuring the type of this species. 2804. Geocoris puri, sp. n. Head, pronotum, and scutellum black; apex of head pale dullochraceous, the apical margins and a median line to the centrallobe black; lateral margins to pronotum and apical area toscutellum dull pale ochraceous; antennae piceous, extreme apicesto second and third joints and the whole of the apical jointstramineous; body beneath dull black, lateral margins of sternum 28 APPENDIX. LTG.^ID.E, and abdomeu stramineous; legs black, apices of femora and thetibiae and tarsi more or less ochraceous; corium stramineous witha large blackish discal spot widening to membranal division;membrane dull greyish, sometimes infuscate ; antenna? robust, with short semi-erect hairs, second joint longest, third shortest, rostrum piceous, about reaching ])osterior coxa?; head with anoblique foveate depression on each side before the eyes; pronotum.