An Introduction to Entomology: Vol. 1 / or Elements of the Natural History of the Insects

by William Kirby; William Spence

[3] See Harris's Aurelian under Papilio Cinxia.

[4] The genera Eumolpus, Lamprima, Rynchites.

[5] Cryptorhynchus corruscans. N.B. Germar (Insect. Spec. Nov. i. 216—) regards this insect as synonymous with Illiger's Eurhin cupratus, the description of which I had not seen when the Century of Insects (Linn. Trans. xii.) was written, nor am I able now to speak decisively on the subject.—K.

[6] Helicopis Cupido, Argynnis Passifloræ, Lathonia, &c.

[7] Pepsis fuscipennis, argentata, &c.

[8] The species of the genus Trox.

[9] Many of the Scarabæidæ, Dynastidæ, &c.

[10] Many caterpillars of Butterflies. Merian Surinam, t. xxii. xxv. &c. and of Sawflies. Reaum. v. t. xii. f. 7, 8-14.

[11] Various species of the genera Locusta and Mantis, F.

[12] Many species of Phasma.