Moesz Gusztáv - Soós Lajos (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 28. (Budapest 1934)

Hungerford, H. B. ; Evans, N. E.: The Hydrometridae of the Hungarian National Museum and other studies in the family. (Hemiptera)

the posterior lobe with a median longitudinal row of pits and other pits arranged more or less in rows: each of the propleura- with a marginal row of five or six pits. M e t a n o t u m : On both the holotype and paratype the hemelytra are large and long, extending to the middle V)f the fifth abdominal segment. C o x a e : The distance between the first and second coxae is to that between the second and third coxae as 33:58 (holotype); all the acetabula are pitted; on the left side of the body of the holotypc the anterior acetabultim has one pit anterior to the cleft and two pits posterior to it; the middle acetabulum has two pits anterior to the cleft and three pits posterior to it; the third acetabulum has a large pit near the top. F e m o r a : The anterior femora of the holotype extend to the apex of the head and the posterior femora slightly surpass the tip of the abdomen. A b d o m e n : The sixth segment of the male holotype is considerably swollen; on the ventral side of the sixth abdominal segment. on each side of the median longittidinal line, is a small brush of stiff hairs; on the paratype the brush is much more pronounced and extends to the posterior margin of the segment, the posterior end being mueh nearer the dorsal margin of the segment than the anterior end; near the base of the terminal dorsal spine, on each side oi the median longitttdinal line, is a small protttberance; the dorsal posterior margin of the sixth segment is fringed with stiff hairs: the terminal dorsal process is sharp and long, about one-half as long as the segment. Described from two males; the holotype was coliected in Kodai Kanal, S. India, by CAMPBELL; the paratype bears the label „Inde Merid, Trichinopoly, Tos. Dubreuil". Holotype in the Snow Entomological Collection, University of Kansas, Tawrence; paratype in the Hungarian National Museum, Budapest. Hydrometra lineata ESCHSCKOLTZ 1822. (Plate VI). Hydrometra Jineata ESCHSCHOLTZ, IOHANN FRIEDRICH, Entomographien. Eiste Lieferung. Dorpat Nat. Abt. I, pp. 166—167? 1822? In: The above separately paginated, Berlin 1822 pp. 110—111. Also in: „Oeuvres entomologiques de Eschscholtz, Tome 1" translated by DOUMERC, 1835, pp. 116—118. llydrometra vittata STAL, G., Ofversigt Kongl. Vetenskaps-Akademiens Forhandlingar 1870, No. 7, p. 705, Stockholm. This species was overlooked by'LETHIERRY and SEVERIN intheir Catalogue General des Hemipteres, Tome III, and evidently by