WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

, covered with short blunt spines, or pedestals, each having a long hair at its summit; the palpi pale testaceous; the, antenn inserted under thin elevated curved plates on the anterior part of the face, the face with a rugose striation; the head smooth beneath, shining and concave; the eyes very prominent and globose. Thorax rugose; the legs slightly pubescent, the calcaria pale testaceous. (Fig. and details, Plate I.) Hab. Singapore. [page] 8

WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

: we have seen examples from the islands of the Pacific, the Philippine Islands and Java; some specimens have the scutellum and post-scutellum black; in all probability the S. ferruginea of St. Fargeau is a variety of this insect. 2. SPHEX NIGRIPES. Sphex nigripes, Smith, Cat. Hym. pt. 4. p. 254 . Hab. Singapore. Sumatra. 3. SPHEX DIABOLICUS. S. ater; metathorace densissime nigro-pubes-cens; alis flavo-hyalinis basi fuscis, apice subnebeculosis. Female. Length 14 lines. Black; the head and thorax

WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

, splendidly iridescent, with the nervures black; the legs strongly spinose, the knees somewhat ferruginous. Abdomen: smooth, shining and impunctate. Hab. Singapore. Gen. LARRA, Fabr 1. LARRA PRISMATICA. L. nigra, pulchre prismatica, maculis fasciisque variis flavis ornata. Female. Length 4 5 lines. Black, with prismatic tints of violet and blue, particularly on the abdomen. The palpi, labrum, clypeus and a triangular space above it, an abbreviated line at the inner orbits of the eyes, the scape in

WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

exceptional case, and that it is a true Pison. Fam. BEMBICID , Westw. Gen. BEMBEX, Fabr. Bembex melancholica, Smith, Cat. Hym. pt. iv. p. 328. Hab. Borneo (Sarawak). Sumatra. Fam. CRABRONID , Leach. Gen. TRYPOXYLON, Latr. 1. Trypoxylon bicolor, Smith, Cat. Hym. pt. iv. p. 377. Hab. Singapore. Madras. 2. TRYPOXYLON PETIOLATUM. T. nigrum nitidum, petiolo gracili elongate; abdominis articulis secundo et tertio ferrugineis. Female. Length 7 lines. Black, very smooth and shining: the clypeus, the inner orbits

WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

the trochanters, apex of the cox , the knees and the tibi behind, white; the wings hyaline and iridescent; the nervures and stigma dark brown; two minute white spots on the post-scutellum; the extreme apex of the abdomen with a white spot. Hab. Singapore. Gen. TREMEX, Jurine. 1. TREMEX INSULARIS. T. ater, capite thorace disco viridibus, abdomine et thorace flavo-variegatis, alis subhyalinis, margine antico fuscis. Female. Length 8 lines. Head brassy-green, strongly punctured; the antenn black

WSPEC061    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2 .   Text   Image   PDF

transversely striate; the tooth at the lateral angles of the metathorax acute; the abdomen nigro neous beneath, with a thin, short, glittering pale pubescence, the apical segment widely emarginate. Hab. Singapore. Gen. CHRYSIS, Linn. 2. CHRYSIS MALACHITICA. C. crassissime punctata viridi-cyanea, thorace viridi-aureo, alis fusco-hyalinis, abdominis segmentis apicalibus dentibus sex armatis. Length 4 lines. Metallic green, splashed with gold on the thorax and sides of the abdomen; the flagellum, mandibles

WSPEC089    Periodical contribution:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1857. On the oriental species of butterflies related to the genus Morpho. Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, (new series) 4: 158-189.   Text   Image   PDF

of Drusilla. Mr. Wallace has sent a very small specimen from Singapore, measuring not quite two inches in the expanse of the fore wings, having the wings on the upper side of a rich reddish brown-ochre colour, the under side being nearly identical, with the three strig distinct; the sub-basal one rather undulated, the middle one simply curved, and the outer one at a short distance from the outer margin and much angulated. The ocelli have a row of small dots; the first, second, fourth, and fifth

WSPEC119    Book:     Smith, Frederick. 1858. Catalogue of hymenopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum. London: British Museum.   Text   Image   PDF

yellow; wings subhyaline, nervures pale testaceous, stigma brown. Abdomen: the scale of the peduncle quadrate, armed with two short acute curved spines. Worker. Length 2 lines. Very like the female, but with the antenn and legs of a deeper tint. The thorax with the sides flattened, the disk slightly convex, divided by two distinct sutures. The abdomen and scale as in the female. Hab. Singapore. (Coll. W. W. Saunders, Esq.) 12. POLYRHACHIS HECTOR. Worker. Length 4 lines. Opake-black; delicately

WSPEC119    Book:     Smith, Frederick. 1858. Catalogue of hymenopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum. London: British Museum.   Text   Image   PDF

PELLUCIDA. B.M. Worker. Length 1 line. Head and thorax dark fusco-testaceous, antenn and legs much paler, nearly white; the thorax with its divisions distinctly marked, that between the meso- and metathorax most strongly impressed, the metathorax without spines. Abdomen of a clear, pale, semi-transparent colour. Hab. Singapore. (Coll. A. R. Wallace.) House-Ant, very active, but not destructive. Wallace. 42. MYRMICA FRAGILIS. B.M. Worker. Length 1 line. Pale flavo-testaceous, smooth and shining. Read

WSPEC119    Book:     Smith, Frederick. 1858. Catalogue of hymenopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum. London: British Museum.   Text   Image   PDF

towards their apex. Head much wider than the thorax, the mandibles rufo-testaceous. Thorax: the prothorax elongate, prolonged into a neck, the meso- and metathorax divided by a deep strangulation, the metathorax with two minute upright spines. Abdomen ovate; the peduncle elongate, formed of two nodes, the first smaller than the second and less elevated, both having a short footstalk. Hab. Borneo; Singapore. (Coll. W. W. Saunders, Esq.) Species of Syria, Madeira, Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal

WSPEC080    Periodical contribution:     Walker, Francis. 1859. Catalogue of the heterocerous lepidopterous insects collected at Malacca by Mr.A. R. Wallace, with descriptions of new species. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 3: 196-198.   Text   Image   PDF

Fam. LIPARID , Boisduval. Gen. PANTANA. 8. Pantana bicolor, Walk. (See Singapore Sp. No. 17.) Fam. ORTHOSID , GU n e. Gen. CAREA, Walk. 9. Carea varipes, Walk. Cat. Lep. Het. x. 475. Fam. HYBL ID , Gu n e. Gen. HYBL A, Fabr. 10. Hybl a tortricoides, Gu n. Noct. ii. 391. Inhabits also Borneo. 11. Hybl a erycinoides, Walk. Cat. Lep. Het. xv. 1792. Fam. PHYLLODID , Gu n e. Gen. LYGNIODES, Gu n e. 12. Lygniodes endoleuca, Gu n. (See Singapore Sp. No. 30.) Fam. OPHIUSID , Gu n e. Gen. OPHIUSA

WSPEC080    Periodical contribution:     Walker, Francis. 1859. Catalogue of the heterocerous lepidopterous insects collected at Malacca by Mr.A. R. Wallace, with descriptions of new species. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 3: 196-198.   Text   Image   PDF

. Het. viii. 92.14. Inhabits also Hindostan, Ceylon, and Java. Fam. AGARISTID , Swainson. Gen. EUSEMIA, Dalman. 3. Eusemia maculatrix, Westw. (See Singapore Sp. No. 2.) 4. Eusemia mollis, Walk. (See Singapore Sp. No. 3.) 5. EUSEMIA SUBDIVES, n. s. Mas. Atra, antennis subpectinatis, abdomine fasciis luteis, alis anticis fascia exteriore recta non obliqua testacea; posticis ochraceis atro marginatis. Male. Deep black. Antenn slightly pectinated, slightly hooked at the tips. Abdomen with a luteous

WSPEC081    Periodical contribution:     Walker, Francis. 1859. Catalogue of the heterocerous lepidoptera collected at Singapore by Mr.A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 3: 183-196.   Text   Image   PDF

Wallace Online [page] 183 Catalogue of the Heterocerous Lepidoptera collected at Singapore by Mr. A. R. WALLACE, with Descriptions of New Species. By FRANCIS WALKER, Esq., F.L.S. [Read Feb. 17, 1859.] Fam. URANIID , Westwood. Gen. NYCTALEMON, Dalman. 1. Nyctalemon Hector, White, Walk. Cat. Lep. Het. vii. 1771. Inhabits also Borneo. Fam. AGARISTID , Swainson. Gen. EUSEMIA, Dalman. 2. Eusemia maculatrix, Westwood, Cat. Orient. Ent. 67, pl. 33. f. 1. Inhabits also Hindostan and Java. 3. Eusemia

WSPEC039    Periodical contribution:     Moore, Frederic. 1859. A monograph on the genus Adolias, a genus of diurnal lepidoptera belonging to the family Nymphalidae. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London, (new series) 5: 62-87, pls.3-9.   Text   Image   PDF

with pale hyaline-blue: hind-wing with two rows of small deep black lanceolate spots (representing the band of the upperside); base of wing with a number of deep black marks. Female. Upperside as in male, and the underside with paler markings. Expanse of male 2 , female 3 inches. Hab. Malacca, Singapore, Penang. In the Collection of British Museum, East India Company, W. W. Saunders, Esq., and W. C. Hewitson, Esq. 17. Adolias Lutala, Moore. (Pl VI. fig. 3.) Adolias Lutala, n. sp. UPPERSIDE brown

WSPEC055    Periodical contribution:     Smith, Frederick. 1859. Catalogue of hymenopterous insects collected by Mr.A. R. Wallace at the islands of Aru and Key. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology), 3 (11-12): 132-178.   Text   Image   PDF

. Celebes; India; Singapore; Malacca; Borneo; Key Island. 2. AGENIA CALLISTO. A. nigra, pilis sericeis vestita; facie thoraceque subt s pube argentato-alb dens vestitis; alis fasciis duabus angustis. Female. Length 8 lines. Black; the face, clypeus, and cheeks with a dense silvery-white pile; the tips of the mandibles obscurely ferruginous, the palpi black. Thorax with a brilliant silvery-white pile on the sides, beneath, and on the cox ; the metathorax transversely rugose; the wings hyaline

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

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V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

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XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

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V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

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V. Fig. 1. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., male Chili 18 Fig. 2. Anisomorpha pardalina, W., female Chili 18 Fig. 3. Bacteria Emesa, W., male ? 30 Fig. 4. Bacillus Dolomedes, W., female New Holland 13 Fig. 5. Bacteria Trophinus, W., male Natal 30 Fig. 6. Lonchodes Pfeiffer W., female Ceram 44 Fig. 7. Lonchodes Nematodes, De H., male Sumatra; Singapore 42 VI. Fig. 1. Bacillus Hyphereon, W., female East India; Ceylon 9 Fig. 2. Bacillus Cuniculus, W., female Ceylon and India 8 Fig. 3. Lonchodes Praon

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

XIX. Fig. 1. Necroscia Marmessus, W., female Borneo, c 149 Fig. 2. Necroscia Iolas, W., male Malacca 145 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Eryx W., male Malacca 97 Fig. 4. Necroscia Meneptolemus, W., male Singapore 141 Fig. 5. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., male Malacca 128 Fig. 6. Necroscia diacanthos. De H., female Malacca 128 Fig. 7. Necroscia Marmessus, W., male Borneo, c 149 XX. Fig. 1. Prisopus Cepus, W., male Bolivia 169 Fig. 2. Aschipasma Daunus, W., male Java 98 Fig. 3. Aschipasma Darnis, W., male

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. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. antic. 2 8 ; ped. med. 2 ; ped. post. 2 3 ; anten. 2 3 . Phasma (Bacteria) nematodes, De Haan, Orthopt. Orient. p. 133. pl. 11. f. 6. mas, pl. 13. f. 1. fœm. (Ph. Crawangense). Hab. Buitenzorg, Sumatra (De Haan); Singapore. B.M. The insect represented in Plate V. fig. 7. agrees in all its general characters with the male figured by De Haan. It is, however, from Singapore, and is in the National Collection. Its head is armed with two small spines between the eyes, which appear to be wanting in De

WSPEC127    Book:     Westwood, John Obadiah. 1859. Catalogue of orthopterous insects in the collection of the British Museum, part 1. Phasmidae. London: British Museum (Natural History).   Text   PDF

. lin, 28; metath. lin. 21; ab-dom. unc. 4, lin. 6+unc. 1=unc. 5 . Bacteria acanthopus, Burmeister, Handb. d. Ent. ii. p. 565 (fœm.). Phasma (Cladoxerus) Acanthopus, De Haan, Orth. Orient. p. 131 (mas et fœm.). Hab. India Orientali; Singapore, Buitenzorg, et Java. The only known male of this species is a mutilated individual, which I have examined and sketched, from the Leyden Collection. The type of the female in the Berlin Museum is a gigantic insect, of which I have given the proportions above

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distinctioribus prope basin notatis, vena 2da furcata; pedibus pr sertim anticis brevibus, femoribus anticis latioribus, omnibus fusco-albidis fusco variegatis (fœm.). Long. corp. fœm. unc. 2 ; cap. lin. 1 ; anten. unc. 1 ; proth. lin. 1 ; mesoth. lin. 6 ; metath. lin. 5; abdom. lin. 15 + lin. 3 = lin. 18 ; tegm. lin. 1 ; alar. expans. unc. 3. Hab. Apud Singapore (D. Wallace). In Mus. W. W. Saunders. The female of this species (the male not having yet been received) is distinguished by its elongated