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spaces flat, polished, impunctate, granulate, and with yellowish
pubescence on the upper declivital convexity.
Types in the possession of Mr. W. Schultze and in my collection.
LUZON, Mountain Province, Benguet, Mount Santo Tomas
(W. Schultze).
CROSSOTARSUS INIMICUS sp. nov.
Male.-Reddish brown; 2.8 mm long, five times as long as wide.
A very slender species of the Crossotarsi subdepressi.
Front flat, sparsely coarsely punctured, rounded towards the
vertex.
Pronotum 1.4 times as long as wide, widest at the posterior
angles of the very deep and long femoral grooves, from there
strongly narrowed towards the base, median sulcus very long
but extremely fine, surface finely reticulate, with scattered fine
punctures.
Elytra as wide and twice as long as the pronotum, sides parallel, cylindrical, nearly horizontal on the disc, the sides at the
apex produced to form short lateral processes, when viewed from
above the apex broadly emarginate, the declivity reduced to a
small narrow lunate perpendicular space, disc shining, very
finely lineate-punctate, interstices flat, subimpunctate, base of the
third without any remarkable puncturation.
Types in the possession of Mr. W. Schultze and in my collection.
LUZON, Mountain Province, Benguet, Mount Santo Tomas,
on Ficus sp. (W. Schultze).
CROSSOTARSUS PERNANULUS sp. nov.
Yellowish brown, 2 mm long, 4.5 times as long as wide. This
species is very closely allied to C. inimicus m., but is decidedly
smaller, has the front separated from the vertex by an acute
angle, the pronotum is subshining, 1.4 times as long as wide, the
elytra as wide and 1.6 times as long as the pronotum, the lateral
processes short and blunt, and with a small apical tubercle, the
sides are serrate and feebly rounded, constricted, on a very short
space before the lateral processes, the latter hardly produced
beyond the transverse apical margin. The sex is rather uncertain.
Types in the possession of Mr. F. C. Hadden and in my collection.
LUZON, Laguna Province, Mount Maquiling, 400 feet altitude
(F. C. Hadden).