Illustrations of Exotic Entomology, Volume 1Drury, Dru
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Illustrations of Exotic Entomology, Volume 1
Drury, Dru
Insects -- Pictorial works
Head, between the eyes, black, with a cream-coloured spot in front, just
above the mouth. Antennæ black, and shorter than the thorax, which is
covered at top with hairs of a pale yellowish colour. All the four wings
are membranaceous and transparent. Abdomen composed of six rings,
{91}entirely black, except the first, which is pale yellow above, but
black underneath. The breast and legs are black and hairy, the hairs on
the fore legs being rather dark brown. The under parts of all the tarsi
are light brown.
TESSERATOMA PAPILLOSA.
Plate XLIII. fig. 2.
ORDER: Hemiptera. SUBORDER: Heteroptera. SECTION: Geocorisa. FAMILY:
Scutati, _Burmeister_. (Longilabres, _Latr._)
GENUS. TESSERATOMA, _St. Farg. & Serv. in Enc. Méth. Latr. Lap. Burm._
TESSERATOMA PAPILLOSA. Lutea, thoracis lateribus subrotundatis, antennis
fuscis basi subferrugineis, abdomine supra purpureo-ferruginoso subtus
luteo. (Long. Corp. 1 unc.)
SYN. Cimex Papillosus, _Drury, App. vol._ 2. (nec _Fabr. Burmeist. Saint.
Farg. & Serv. &c._)
Tesseratoma Sonneratii. _St. Farg. & Serv. Enc. Méth._ 10. 590. _Guérin
Icon. R. An. Ins. pl._ 55. _f._ 4.
Cimex Chinensis, _Thunb. Nov. Ins._. 45. _t._ 11. _f._ 59. _Laporte
Class. Hemipt. p._ 60.
Cimex papillosus? _Donovan Ins. India, pl._ 13. _fig._ 2.
HABITAT: China (_Drury_).
Head small, yellowish olive-coloured. Antennæ black. Thorax yellow olive,
lying high above the level of the head, and projecting at the ligature of
the wings. Scutellum triangular, terminating in a point near the middle
of the abdomen; the basal part lying underneath the thorax. Hemelytra
crossing each other when at rest; with the basal portion opake, and
yellow olive-coloured; the apical membrane being almost transparent.
Wings entirely membranaceous, and yellow brown. Abdomen above, dark red,
but underneath clay-coloured; furnished with a sharp tooth at each of its
segments. Anus terminating in two angular points, with a small spine on
each side. Breast pale clay colour; having a black spot directly under
the fore legs, and another on each side the middle ones. Legs brown
yellow colour. Proboscis brown.
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