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behind, more strongly convex, the sulci wider and the tuberculate-carinate interstice narrower, in spite of the smaller size the
lateral emarginations of the declivity much larger, the lateral
processes much more narrowed at the apex, the sutural emarginations narrow, much longer than wide, the lateral angles
rectangular.
Front transversely depressed below, subopaque, finely areolate, densely, rather coarsely, punctured, with a depressed puncture medially.
Pronotum quadrate, median sulcus moderately long, surface
shining, densely punctured, the punctures greatly varying in
size.
Elytra with the fine strive feebly impressed, the strial punctures fine.
Type in my collection.
JAVA.
Females I have seen from Malacca, Tempinis, 3-IX-1923,
H. W. Woolley, in material of the British Museum and from the
Malay Peninsula of the Imperial Institute of Entomology,
London.
CROSSOTARSUS SEXPORUS sp. nov.
Female.-Dark reddish brown, 4.5 mm long, 3.3 times as long
as wide. Closely allied to C. koryoensis Mur.
Front subshining, feebly convex, coarsely punctured, finely,
longitudinally areolate above, gradually becoming punctured
towards the vertex.
Pronotum quadrate, widest at the anterior edges of the moderately developed femoral grooves, median sulcus very long and
deep, surrounded by a cordiform depressed space, which bears
several small punctures and three large pores on each side, remaining surface shining and subimpunctate.
Elytra wider (14:13) and 2.1 times as long as the pronotum,
of the same general shape and sculpture as C. koryoensis, but
the base of the third interstice hardly elevated and without the
transverse rugse, but with a few fine punctures, the apex wider,
along the suture not depressed, the apical face smaller and more
transverse.
Type in my collection.
"Philippinen," without exact locality.
PLATYPUS SETACEUS Chap.
Female.-Dark reddish brown, 4.7 mm long, 3.1 times as long
as wide.