AUTHORSINDEX

ARROW, G. J. 153.
BAKER, C. S. 59.
BATES, H. W. 76, 153.
BATESON, W. 60, 102, 153.
BEEBE, W. 61 et seq., 132, 153.
BEESON, C. F. C. 37, 153.
BENNETT, A. L. 63, 153.
BLAIR, K. G. 1.
BRINDLEY, H. H. 60, 102, 153.
BRISTOWE, W. S. 126, 153.
CHAMPY, C. 138, 153.
CHAPMAN, T. A. 34 et seq., 38, 153.
CORBIN, G. B. 42, 153.
CORNELIUS, C. 141.
CUNNINGHAM, J. T. 124, 127, 153.
DAGUERRE, J. B. 55, 153.
DARWIN, C. 2, 3, 24, 65, 79, 103, 108,

116 et seq., 132, 139, 153.

DOANE, R. W. 58, 153.

ELTRINGHAM, H. 119.
EMDEN,F.VAN. 1.
FASRE, J. H. 8, 11, 27,

seq., 74, 153.

28, 43, 49 et

FRASER, F. C. 31.
GEDDES, SIR P. 118, 139, 154.
HEYMONS, R. 31, 153.
IjINGSTON, R. W. G. 127, 153.
HOPWOOD, A. T. 1.
HUBBARD, H. G. 38, 153.
HUGEL, BARON VON. 60.

HUXLEY, J. 103, 125, 153.

ILLIGER, J. C. 27.
JUDULIEN, F. 55, 154.
LAMEERE, A. 102, 133, 136, 139, 154.
LOCKET, G. H. 126, 154.
MABTERLINCK, M. 29.
MAIN, H. 11, 43, 154.
MANEE, A. H. 45, 57, 59, 154.
MARSHALL, SIR G. A. K. 1, 75.
MORLEY, B. D. W. 123, 154.
MULSANT, E. 27, 154.
OHAUS, F. 29 et seq., 54, 56 et seq.,

69, 98, 154.

PEARSE, A. S. 31, 154.

PECKHAM, G. & E. 125, 154.
PERCIVAL, R. B. 112.
PERRIS, E. 79.
POCOCK, R. I. 1.
REICHENAU, W. VON. 118, 154.
RODWAY, F. A. 48.
SAUNDERS, C. J. 48, 154.
SCHREINER, J. 39, 154.
SLOANE, H. 53.
STROHMEYER, H. 13, 154.
SYMS, E. 74.
THOMSON, SIR J. A. 118, 139, 154.
WALLACE, A. R. 19, 65, 69, 91, 123

et seq., 140 et seq., 154.

WHEELER, W. M.
ZEUNER, F. 1.

31, 154.

145

GENERAL INDEX
Ambrosia-beedes 12 et seq., 36 et seq.,
71, 119.
Ante!opes 109, 113.
Anthribid beedes 18.
Ants 5, 68, 119, 123, 126.
Adas-beetle 17, 18, 60, 101, 134.
Babyrusa 4.
Bees 5, 68, 119, 120.
Beetles,
antennal modifications 15, 18.
ball-rolling 27, 129.
caudal appendages 12.
characters of order 4, 5, 6.
compensatory appendages 81, 128.
egg-Iaying 20.
food 6, 13, 20.
habits 5, 24 et seq.
larval stridulation 30.
legs, modifications 14, 15, 19, 28,
84, 143.
legs, teeth wearing 52 et seq.
nest-building 92.
numbers 3.
predaceous 7, 20.
sensory organs of females 24.
sensory organs of males 24.
subdivisions of order 7.
vegetarian 8, 20.
wingcover modifications 15, 18, 82.
Birds, 2, 113, 115, 124, 125, 126, 140,
141, 142.
of Paradise 141.
plumage 2, 143.
Black Coconut-beetle 58.
Bower-birds 118.
British Museum, collections 53.
Bugs 5.
Butterflies 5, 119, 120, 124, 138.
Carnivora 139.
Cattle 3, 135.
Cats, deafness 139.
Chafers 8, 25.
Chameleons 113.
Chamois 109.
Cockroaches 5.

146

Coloration, protective 17.

Cooperation of sexes 68 et seq.
Crabs 116, 138.
Crickets 138.
Crustaceans 3.
Deer, 114, 139.
Red, 111.
Dinosaur 136.
Dogs, size 83.
Dor-beetles 8, 30, 40 et seq.
Dottere! 140.
Dragonflies 120.
Elephant 4, 109 et seq., 116, 134,
139, 142.
African, 112, 134.
Indian, 112, 134.
Elephant-beetles 21, 59, 61, 135.
Elephant dung-beetle 111.
Elk, 114.
Irish, 111, 114, 134.
Eyes, beetles 120 et seq.
butterflies & moths 119.
dragonflies 120.
house-fly 120.
insects 118 et seq.
Fireflies 8.
Fishes 2, 3, 113, 116, 138.
Flies 5, 120.
Frogs 138.
Fungi, Ambrosia 13.
Gemsbuck 113.
Geological evidence 111.
Giraffes, fossil 112.
Glowworms 8.
Goliath-beetles 8, 63, 95, 105, 109.
Grasshoppers 5, 138.
Ground-beetles 7, 10.
Harlequin-beetle 19, 82.
Hercules-beetles 18, 21, 59, 96, 101,
109, 112, 121, 134, 135, 140.
Hormones 138 et seq.
Hornbill 2.
Horns, 2 et seq., 17, 104, 109, 138, 142.
beetles, 2, 4, 6 et seq., 9 et seq.,
66, 104, 116, 131 et seq., 139, 141

et seq.
of females, 4, 10, 69.
larvae 10, 11.
of males, 2, 9, 10, 12, 68, 105.
mammals 109 et seq.
mandible-horns, 18, 20, 82 et seq.,
143.
outgrowth-horns, 18, 21, 24, 82, 92
et seq.
pupae 11.
in relation to size, 11 O.
variation 105.
as weapons, 2, 9, 113.
Insects,
duration of life 6.
feeding habits 6.
growth 6.
internal secretions 138.
metamorphosis 5, 6.
names 7.
parental care 66.
sense of smell 122.
vision 118, et seq.
Jaws 4, 20, 24.
Kingfishers 140.
Ladybirds 5.
Lamellicorn beetles 25, 68, 92 et seq.,
113, 121, 123, 136.
Lizards 2, 138.
Locusts 5.
Longicorns (Longhorns) 8, 20, 82, 85,
121, 134.
Male dimorphism 88.
Mammals 3, 4, 109, 138, 139, 143.
Mammoth 111.
Mandibles 19, 82 et seq.
Mantis, praying 119.
Marco Polo's Sheep 110, 114.
Melid-beetles 5.
Minotaur 40, 67, 121.
Mole 120.
Monkeys 118.
Moths 5, 120.
Narwhal 4, 116, 139.

Natural Selection 118 et seq., 140,

144.
Newts 2, 138.
Nidification 68, 92, 131, 136.
Parrots 140.
Peacock 83, 141, 143.
Pearl-bordered Fritillary 119.
Phalaropes 140.
Pheasant 143.
Rebenschneider 39 et seq.,
Reindeer 109, 114, 141.
Reindeer-beetle 14, 17, 76, 100.
Reptiles, 3, 113.
fossil, 3, 112, 136.
Rhinoceros 109 et seq.
Rhinoceros-beetles 8, 58, 96, 109,
121.
Rose-beetles 15, 21, 84, 94, 120, 134.
Sacred Scarab 49, 75, 129.
Sawyer-beetle 97.
Scarabaeid beetles 93.
Scavenger-beetles 75, 93, 96, 99.
Sexual characters, secondary, 4, 82, 113,
118, 127, 138, 140.
Sexual dimorphism 3, 83.
Sexual selection 3, 116 et seq., 123,
125.
Silk moths 123.
Snakes 113.
Spiders 125 et seq.
Stag 109 et seq., 114, 135, 139, 142.
Stag-beetles 4, 8, 9, 15, 20, 25, 30,
32, 39, 54, 64, 65, 68, 71, 74, 82, 84
et seq., 93, 94, 105, 106, 109, 119,
121, 127, 133, 134, 136, 139, 141.
Swine 139.
Tiger-beetles 7, 47, 120.
Timberman-beetle 18.
Unicorn 4.
Vine-cutter 20, 39 et seq., 67.
Wasps 5.
Water-beetles 8, 10.
Weevils 9, 16.
W oodpeckers 140.

147

SCIENTIFIC INDEX
Acanthocinus Guerin-Meneville, Cerambycidae_ 18.
ACfocinus Illiger, Cerambycidae. 19.
Acythopeus unicornis MarshalI, Curculionidae. 16.
AdofetUJ celogastef Arrow, Rutelinae.
16.
Allomyr;na Arrow, Dynastinae.
Ancistrosoma Curtis, Melolonthinae.
16.
Anthicidae, Coleoptera. 92.
AfgynntJ euphfosyne (Linnaeus), Nymphalid. Lepidoptera. 119.
Atasthalus Pascoe, Tenebrionidae. 8.
A. spectrum Pascoe. Pi. 4, f. 14.
AthYfeul Bi/bergii Gray, Geotrupinae.
47.
Aulacocyclus Kaup, Passalidae. 32.
Aulacostethus ArcheN Waterhouse, C.O.
Lucanidae. 121.
Autocfates aeneus Parry, Trictenotomidae. 8.
Bledius Samouelle, Staphylinidae. 8.
Bolbo,eras W. Kirby, Geotrupinae.
45 et seq., 70, 71, 122, 137.
B. afmigu (Scopoli) (Odontaeus Megerle
in Dejean). 48.
B. Cyclops (Olivier). Pi. 7, f. 8.
B. lerrugineum (Palisot de Beauvois).
45 et seq., 70. Pi. 7, f. 7.
B. gallicum Mulsant (Bolbelasmus Boucomont). 46, 48, 70.
B. quadfidens (Fabricius). 47.
Bolitoxenus Taprobanae (Lewis), Tenebronidae. Pi. 4, f. 16.
Brenthidae, Coleoptera 9, 16, 20, 65,
82, 91.
Bfenthus armiger Herbst, Brenthidae.
16. Pi. 4, f. 3, 4.
Bubas bison (Linnaeus), Scarabaeinae.
80.
Calcodes Westwood (Odontolabis Hope),
Lucanidae. 77, 121.
C. aeratus (Hope). 77, 88, 90. Pi. 15,
f.7-9.

148

C. carinatus (Linnaeus) (Odontolabis).

88. Pi. 15, f. 1-4.
C. Siva (Westwood) (Odontolabis).
88. Pi. 15, f. 5, 6.
Calognathus Chevrolati Guerin-Meneville, Tenebrionidae. 14.
Carabidae, Coleoptera. 7, 10, 92.
Catharsius Hope, Scarabaeidae. 21, 72.
C. Bradshawi Lansberge. 72. Pi. 13, f.
5.
C. melanocholicus Boheman. 74. Pi. 7,
f. 13, 14.
C. molossus (Linnaeus). 72. Pi. 13, f.
1, 2.
C. platypus Sharp. 72. Pi. 13, f. 6.
C. tricOfnutus (Degeer). 53.
Cephalobaflls macrocephalus Boheman,
Brenthidae. Pi. 4, f. 1, 2.
Cerambycidae, Coleoptera. 8, 20, 134.
Ceratocoris White, Hemiptera. 109.
Cefatofyctodeflls Arrow, Dynastinae.

96.

C. Candezei (Vollenhoven). 137. Pi.

6, f. 7.
Cetoniinae, Scarabaeidae. 8, 94, 134.
Chalcosoma Hope, Dynastinae. 2,6, 17,
59, 60, 82, 101.
C. Atlas (Linnaeus). 60. Pi. 1.
Cheirolasia Westwood, Cetoniinae.
95.
C. Bllrkei Westwood. Pi. 12, f. 7, 8.
Chiasognathlls Stephens, Lucanidae.
15, 84, 127.
C. Granti Stephens. 65, 91. Pi. 9, f.
1, 2.
Chifonitis IMcilef (Rossi), Scarabaeinae.
79,80.
Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera. 9.
Chfysophofa chfysochlora (Latreille), Rutelinae. 15.
Cicindelidae, Coleoptera. 7.
Cisidae (Ciidae), Coleoptera. 92.
Cleridae, Coleoptera. 8.
Clystef Itys (Olivier), Dynastinae.
55, 71. Pi. 7, f. 5, 6.

Qytrinae, Chrysomelidae. 9.
Coelosis Hope, Dynastinae. 56.
Colophon Gray, Lucanidae. 86.
Coprinae = Scarabaeinae, Scarabaeidae.
Copris Geoffroy, Scarabaeinae.

33, 51, 70, 71, 74, 75, 101, 107, 119.

C. draco Arrow. 73.
C. hispanus (Linnaeus). 50, 72.
C. lunar;s (Linnaeus). 49 et seq., 53,
72, 73. PI. 5, f. 5, 6.
Crossota1'SUS Chapuis, Platypodidae. 13.
Cucujidae, Coleoptera. 85.
Curculionidae, Coleoptera. 9.
Cyphonocephalus Westwood, Cetoniinae.
94.
C. smaragduius Westwood = olivaceus
(Dupont). PI. 12, f. 4, 5.
Cytorea Castelnau, Erotylidae, Coleoptera. 14.
Deinophloeus ducaUs Sharp, Cucujidae.
85.
Dicaulocephalus Gestro, Rutelinae.
D. Fruhstorferi FelSehe. 85.
Dice1'oS malayanus (Wallich), Cetoniinae.
PI. 12, f. 9.
Dicranocephalus Burmeister, Cetoniinae.
95.
D. Bowringi Pascoe. PI. 12, f. I, 2.
Dicranorhina Gralli (Buquet) (Eudicella
White), Cetoniinae. PI. 12, f. 10.
Didrepanephorus bi/alci/er Wood-Mason,
Rutelinae. 84. PI. 14, f. 10.
Diloboderus Abderus (Sturm), Dynastinae. 55, 111.
Dipelicus Cantori Hope, Dynastinae.
21.
D. Geryon (Drury). 21, 96. PI. 13, f.

4.

Diurus forcipatus (Westwood), Brenthidae. 16, 18. PI. 4, f. 5, 6.

Dorcus Macleay, Lucanidae. 77.
D. ar/akianus (Lansberge) (Eurytrachelus Thomson, ].). 87. PI. 14, f. 17.
D. Arfowi (Gravely) (Cladognathus Burmeister)_ 90.

D. Boi/eau; (Didier) (Rhaetulus). PI. 9,

f. 3.
D. elegans Parry (Hemisodorcus Thomson, J.)_ PI. 9, f. 8.
D. forceps (Vollenhoven) (Prosopocoelus Westwood). 89. PI. 15, f. 2022.
D. giraffa (Fabricius) (Cladognathus).
90. PI. 15, f. 10, 11.
D. Mettyi see Homoderus.
D. polymorphus Arrow (Prosopocoelus
Pa"yi Boileau). 89. PI. 15, f. 2325.
D. Reichei Hope (Eurytrachelus). 88.
PI. 15, f. 12, 13.
Dorysthenes Vigors, Cerambycidae. 85.
D. rostratus (Fabricius). 16.
Drepanocerus Kirby, W., Scarabaeinae.
D. Kirby; Kirby. 98.
D. setosus (Wiedemann)_ 98.
D. sinicus Harold. 98.
Dynastes Kirby, W., Dynastinae.
59, 82.
D. dichotomus (Linnaeus) (Allomyrina
Arrow). 104. PI. 13, f. 7.
D. Gideon (Linnaeus) (Xylotrupes
Hope). 60, 97, 101, 102, lO4, 106.
PI. 8, f. 3, 4.
D. Granti Horn. 63, 103.
D. Hercules (Linnaeus). 96, 97, 101,
102, 103, 104, 106. PI. 2.
D. Hyllus Chevrolat. 103.
D. inarmatus Sternberg. 60, 104.
D. Neptunus (Quensel). 96, 97, 103,
104. PI. la.
D. Tityus (Linnaeus). 59, 103, 141.
Dynastinae, Scarabaeidae. 8, 54 et seq.,
71, 78, 92, 98, 121, 127.
Dysantes elongatus (Redtenbacher),
Tenebrionidae. PI. 4, f. 15.
Dytiscidae, Coleoptera. 8.
Enema Hope, Dynastinae. 56.
E. Pan (Fabricius). 56 et seq., 77, 105.
Enoplus tridens Montrouzier (Hoploryctoderus Prell), Dynastinae. 13 7. PI.
6, f. 10.
Erotylidae, Coleoptera. 92.

149

Euehirus longimanus (Linnaeus), Euchirinae. 15, 19.

Eupatorus Beeeari; Gesttp, Dynastinae.
PI. 13, f. 8.
Eurysternus Dalman, Scarabaeinae. 98,
99.
Exorides equicaudatus Marshali, Curculionidae. 16.
Figulus MacLeay, Lucanidae. 32, 86.
Fruhstorje';'a sexmaeulata Kraatz, Rutelinae. 84. PI. 8, f. 7-9.
Galerita Fabridus, Carabidae. 10.
Geotrupes Latteille, Geottupinae. 8, 30,
44, 45, 67, 119.
G. Momus (Olivier) (Typhaeus Leach).
45. PI. 7, f. 3, 4.
G. Sharpi Jordan & Rothschild (Enoplotrupes Lucas, H.). 45.
G. Typhoeus (Linnaeus) (Typhaeus). 40
et seq., 101. PI. 7, f. 1, 2.
Geottupinae, Scarabaeidae. 8, 40, 49,
55, 70, 121.
Goliathus Lamarck, Cetoniinae. 134.
G. albosignatus Boheman. 64, 95, 105.
PI. 11, f. 3.
G. Drury; MacLeay (G. Goliathus Drury). 63 et seq.
G. Pornasinii (Bertolini) (Pornasinius
Bertolini). 95, 105. PI. 11, f. 2.
Golola Hope, Dynastinae. 59, 60, 96,
103, 131, 134.
G. argentina Arrow. 96, 103. PI. 10,
f. 6.
G. elaviger (Linnaeus). 96, 97, 103.
PI. 10, f. 2-4.
G. Eaeus Burmeister. 103.
G. Guildingi Hope. 103. PI. 10, f. 5.
G. imperial;s Thomson, J. 103.
G. inermis Thomson, J.
103. PI. 10,
f. 7.
G. Porter; Hope. 11, 97, 103. PI. 10,
f. 1.
Gymnopleurus Illiger, Scarabaeinae. 75.
G. malleolus Kolbe. 75.
G. thoracieus HaroId. 75.
G. viren! Erichson. 75.

150

Helioeopris Hope, Scarabaeinae. 51,

107.
H. dominus Bates. 107, 128.
H. gigas (Olivier). 21, 107, 111.
PI. 7, f. 15, -16.
Heterogomphus Burmeister, Dynastinae.
56.
Heteromera, Coleoptera. 8.
Hexarthrius Parry; Hope, Lucanidae. 33.
Histeridae, Coleoptera. 8.
Homoderus Mellyi Parry, Lucanidae. 87.
PI. 14, f. 11-13.
Hoplia eoerulea (Drury) Melolonthinae.
17, 140.
Hydrophilidae, Coleoptera. 8.
Hymenopus Audinet-Serville, Orthoptera.
119.
Inea Lepeletier & Serville, Scarabaeidae:
Trichiinae. 134. PI. 11, f. 1.
Laemophloeus Castelnau, Cucujidae. 85.
Lamellicornia, Coleoptera. 8, 93.
Lamprima Latteille, Lucanidae. 90.
L. Adolph;nae (Gestro) (Neo/ampr;ma
Gestro). 90, 91. PI. 9, f. 4-7.
L. Latreillei MacLeay. 89, 90.
Lampyridae, Coleoptera. 8.
Lethrus Scopoli, Geottupinae. 20, 39.
L. apterus (Laxmann). 39 et seq., 67.
LiatonguJ Reitrer, Scarabaeinae. 98.
L. mergaeeras (Hope). 98.
L. monstrosus (Bates) 77. PI. 6, f. 1,
2.
L. Rhadamistus (Fabridus). 98.
L. vertagus (Fabridus). 76.
Iucanidae, Coleoptera. 8, 20, 25, 26,
32 et seq., 86, 93, 122, 127, 134.
Lueanus Scopoli, Lucanidae. 33.
L. cervus (Linnaeus). 20, 33, 34, 86
et seq., 121, 141. PI. 8, f. 1, 2.
L. Portune; Saunders. PI. 14, f. 8, 9.
Lycomedes ramosus Arrow, Dynastinae.
104.
L. Reiche; Breme. 104.
Macrodontia Audinet-Serville, Cerambycidae. 20, 121.
M. cerv;cornis (Linnaeus). 6, 82 et seq.
PI. 3.

Mflilodon Audinet-Serville, Cerambycidae. 122.

Mechanetes cornutus Waterhouse, C. 0.,
Tenebrionidae. PI. 4, f. 17.
Mecomastyx Lacordaire, Curculionidae.
15.
M. Montraveli Lacordaire. PI. 4, f. 12,
13.
Mecopus Dalman, Curculionidae. 9.
M. spinicollis Pascoe. 16. PI. 4, f. 7.
Mecynorhina Hope (Chelorrhina Burmeister), Cetoniinae. 84, 94, 95, 134.
M. Po/yphemus (Fabricius). PI. 11, f. 4.
Megaceras Hope, Dynastinae. 106.
M. Jason (Herbst). 105, 106.
M. Stuebeli Kirsch. 106.
M.egasoma Kirby, W., Dynastinae. 21,
59,62,63.
M. Actaeon (Linnaeus). 22, 61, 132.
M. elaphus (Fabricius). 21, 22, 61.
Melidae, Coleoptera. 8.
Melolonthinae, Scarabaeidae. 93.
Membracidae, Hemiptera-Homoptera.
109.
Narycius Dupont, Cetoniinae. 94.
N. opflius Dupont. PI. 12, f. 3.
Nebria Latreille, Carabidae. 10.
Neolamprima Gestro = Lamprima Latreille. 89.
N. mandibularis MacLeay = L Latreillei MacLeay. 89.
Neoranzania Distant (= Ranzania Bertolini), Cetoniinae.
Nephrodopus enigma Sharp, Dynastinae.
16.
Nigidius MacLeay, Lucanidae. 20, 32,
74,86.
Nitidulidae, Coleoptera. 84.
Oniticellus Ziegler, Scarabaeinae. 79.
O. a/ricanus Harold. 79.
O. nitidicollis Arrow. 79.
O. pflilipes (Fabricius). 79.
Onitis Fabricius, Scarabaeinae. 80, 103.
O. Castelnaui Harold (Heteronitis Gillet). 80, 104, 109, 135. PI. 8, f.

5, 6.

O. lurciler

(Rossi)

(Chironitis

Lans-

berge). 79, 80.

O. tridens Castelnau (Heteronitis). 80,
109, 128.
Onthophagus Latreille, Scarabaeinae. 11,
52, 69, 73 et seq., 99, 134, 137.
O. Blanchardi Harold. 53, 100.
O. bonasus (Fabricius). 53.
O. catta (Fabricius). 54.
O. Elgoni d'Orbigny. 100.
O. lerox Harold. 69, 126.
O. gibbiramus d'Orbigny. 14, 53, 76,
131. PI. 5, f. 7, 8.
O. imperator Casteinau. 11, 12, 96,
101, 121. PI. 5, f. 11, 12.
O. mopsus (Fabricius). 104.
O. pyramidalis Klug. 100, 121.
O. rangifer Klug. 14, 75, 100, 131. PI.
5, f. 9, 10.
O. rubricollis Hope. 74.
O. sagittarius (Fabricius). 11, 12, 20,
73, 104, 128, 135. PI. 5, f. 13, 14.
O. taurus (von Schreber). 11, 52, 53.
O. traglls (Fabricius). 104.
O. vacca (Linnaeus). 73, 74.
Oryctes rhinoceros (Linnaeus), Dynastinae. 58.
Pachypus cornutus (Olivier), Scarabaeidae: Pachypodinae. 78, 122.
Pfliaestes Perty, Cucujidae. 85.
Passalidae, Coleoptera. 25, 29 et seq.,
40, 69, 93, 133.
Passalus cornutus Fabricius = Popilius
disiunctus (Illiger).
P. interJtitifliis Eschscholtz. 31.
Pedanus Gerstaecker,Endomychidae. 16.
Peperonota Westwood, Rutelinae. 21.
Phfliops Erichson, Scarabaeinae. 74, 75.
P. Batesi Harold. 74.
P. princeps d'Orbigny. 75.
Phanaeus ensifer Germar, Scarabaeinae.
70.
P. lanciler (Linnaeus). 70, 109, 141.
PI. 5, f. 1, 2.
P. Milon Blanchard. 52.
Phileurus Latreille, Dynastinae. 69.
P. foveicollis Burmeister (Archophileurus Kolbe). 54.

151

P. latipennis Burmeister (Archophileu,us). 54.

Phrenapates Kirby, W., Tenebrionidae.
8, 32, 69.
Pinotus Erichson, Scarabaeinae.
P. diabolicus Harold. 70.
P. Mormon (Ljungh). 72, 73, 136.
PI. 5, f. 3, 4.
P. nutans Harold. 74. PI. 13, f. 3.
Platydema Casteinau & Brulle, Tenebrionidae. 20.
Platypus Herbst, Platypodidae, Coleoptera. 12, 37.
P. compositus Say. 38.
P. cylindrus (Fabricius). 36 et seq.
PopiliuJ disiunctus (Illiger), Passalidae.
31, 32.
Priotyrannus mordax (White), Ceram
bycidae. 83.
Prophthalmus potens Lacordaire, Brenthidae. PI. 4, f. 10, 11.
Psalidognathus Gray, Cerambycidae. 20.
Pseudochalcothea Ritsema, Cetoniinae.
15, 17.
Pseudoryctes dispa, Sharp, Dynastinae.
78. PI. 6, f. 3, 4.
Psilotus Fischer de Waldheim, Nitidulidae. 84.
Ranzania petersiana Klug = Neoranzania splendens Bertolini, Cetoniinae. 94.
PI. 12, f. 6.
Rutelinae, Scarabaeidae. 93.
Saula Gerstaecker, Endomychidae. 14.
Scarabaeidae, Coleoptera. 25, 26, 92,
93.
Scarabaeinae, Scarabaeidae. 8, 49, 51,
54 et seq., 70, 78, 98, 121, 122.
Scarabaeus Linnaeus, Scarabaeinae. 15,
75. 129.

152

Siagonium Kirby, W., Staphylinidae. 85.

Sinodendron Schneider, Lucanidae. 26,
54, 68, 71, 82.
S. cylindricum (Linnaeus). 24, 34 et
seq. PI. 7, f. 9-12.
Sisyphus Latreille, Scarabaeinae. 15.
SpathidiceruI Thomsoni Chapuis, Platypodidae. 13.
Spathomeles decoratus Gerstaecker, Endomychidae. 16.
Staphylinidae, Coleoptera. 8, 92.
Strategus Hope, Dynastinae. 21, 58,
61,62.
S. Aloeus (Linnaeus). 62.
S. Antaeus (Drury). 57.
S. Sims on (Linnaeus). 21, 96. PI. 6,
f. 5,6.
Synaspis Bates, Scarabaeinae. 74, 75.
Tenebrionidae, Coleoptera. 32, 92.
Theodosia Thomson, J., Cetoniinae.
T. magnifica Rothschild & Jordan. 95.
T. telifer (Bates). 95.
TrichogomphuI lunicollis Burmeister,
Dynastinae. 106.
T. ,obustus Arrow. 96. PI. 6, f. 8,

9.

Trigonophorus Westwood, Cetoniinae. 95.

Trioplus cylindricuI (Mannerheim), Dynastinae. 54.
Valgus Scriba, Scarabaeidae: Vaiginae.
12.
V. hemi{lterus (Linnaeus). 12. PI. 4,
f. 8, 9.
Vinsonella caeca. Arrow, Lucanida. 86,
119, 121.
Xylotrupes Gideon (Linnaeus), Dynastinae. 60, 97, 101, 102, 104, 106.
PI. 8, f. 3, 4.

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Plates

All the figures are natural size unless otherwise stated.

PLATE

1.

Chalcosoma Atias, male and female.

PLATE

la.

Dynastes Neptunus, male and female.

PLATE

2.

Dynastes Hercules, male.

PLATE

3.

Macrodomia cervicornis, male.

PLATE

l.

Chalcosoma AtlaJ', male and fe male, reduced,

PLATE

la,

Dynastes Neptunus, male and female, reduced.

PLATE

2.

Dynaste.r Hercules, male, reduced.

PLATE

3.

lVIacrodontia cen;icornis, male, half life-size.

PLATE

Fig. l.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
S.
9.
10.
1l.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.

4.

Cephalobarus macrocephalus, male.

ditto, female.
Brenthus armiger, male.
ditto, female.
Diurus forcipatus, male.
ditto, female.
Mecopus spinicollis, male.
Valgus hemipterus, male.
ditto, female.
Prophthalmus potens, male.
ditto, female.
Mecomastyx Montraveli, male.
ditto, female.
Atasthalus spectrum, male.
Dysantes elongatus.
Bolitoxenus T aprobanae, male.
Mechanetes cornutus.

Of figs. 15 and 17 both sexes are alike.

Figs. 14 to 17 are slightly enlarged.

PLATE

4.

PLATE

5.

PLATE

Fig. 1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

9.
10.
1l.
12.
13.
14.

5.

Phanctetts lancifer, female.

ditto, maie.
Pinotus Mormon, male.
ditto, female.
Copris IttnariJ) female.
ditto, male.
Onthophag1lS gibbiramttJ, male.
ditto, female.
O. rangifer, male.
ditto, female.
O. imperator, female.
ditto, male.
O. sagittaritts, female.
ditto, male.

PLATE

Fig. 1.
2.

3.
4.

5.
6.
7.
8.

9.
10.

6.

Liatonglts monstrOJUS, male.

ditto, female.
Pse1tdoryctes dispar, male.
ditto, female.
Strategus Simson, male.
ditto, female.
Ceratoryctodertts Candezei, male.
TrichogomphltS robustus, male.
ditto, female.
H oploryctoderus tridens, male.

PLATE

6.

PLATE

7.

PLATE

Fig. I.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

9.
10.
lI.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

7.

Geotrupes TyphaeuJ, female.

ditto, male.
G.Momus, male.
ditto, female.
Clyster ltys, male.
ditto, female.
Bolboceras ferrugineum, male.
B. Cyclops, male.
Sinodendron cylindricum, female, slightly enlarged.
ditto, male,
ditto, female, side view,
ditto, male,
Catharsius melancholicus, male.
ditto, side view.
Heliocopris gigas, male,
half life-size.
ditto, small form,

PLATE

Fig. 1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7

8.

9.

8.

Lucanus cervus, male.

ditto, female.
DyntlJtes Gideoll, male.
ditto, female.
Onitis Castelnaui, female.
ditto, male.
Fruhstorferia 6-macttlata, male.
ditto, female.
ditto, male.

PLATE

8.

PLATE

9.

PLATE

Fig. 1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

8.

9.

Chiasognathus Granti, male.

ditto, female.
Dorcus Boileaui,. male.
Lamprima Adolphinae, male.
ditto.
ditto, female.
ditto, male.
Dorcus elegans, male.

PLATE 10.

Fig. l.

2.

3.
4.
5.

6.
7.

Golola Porteri, male.

G. claviger, female.
ditto, male.
ditto.
G. Guildingi, male.
G. argentina, tnaIe.
G. inermis, male.

PLATE

10.

PLATE 11.

PLATE 11.
Fig. 1.

Inca sp.

2. GoltathttS Fornasinii, male.

3. G. albosignatus, male.
4.

Mecynorhina Polyphemus, male.

PLATE

Fig. l.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

9.
10.

12.

Dicranocephalus Bowringi, male.

ditto, female.
Narycius opalus, male.
Cyphonocephalm smaragdulus, male.
ditto, female.
Neoranzania petersiana, male.
Cheirolasia Bttrkei, male.
ditto, female.
Diceros malayanus, male.
Dicranorhina Gralli.. male.

PLATE

12.

PLATE

13.

PLATE

Fig. 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

13.

Catharsius molossus, male.

ditto, female.
Pinotus nutans, male.
Dipelicus G~ryon, male.
Catharsius Bradshawi, male.
C. platypus, male.
Allomyrina dichotonza, male.
Eupatorus Beccarii, male.

PLATE

14.

Figs.1-6. Dorctts arfakianus, males.

Fig. 7.
ditto, female.
8. Lucanus Fortunei, male.
ditto, female.
9.
10. Didrepanephorus hifalcifer, male.
ll. Dorcus Mellyi, female.
12.
ditto, male.
ditto.
13.

PLATE

14.

PLATE

15.

PLATE

15.

Figs. 1, 2, 3. Calcodes catinatus, male, variable phase.

Fig. 4. Calcodes carinatus, male, isolated phase.
5. Calcodes Swa, male, variable phase.
6.
ditto,
isolated phase.
7, 8. Calcodes aeratus, males, variable phase.
9.
ditto,
isolated phase.
10. Dorcus giraffa, male.
11.
ditto.
12. DorcuJ Reichei, female.
13-19. Dorcus Reichei, males.
20. Dorcus forcepJ, male, isolated phase.
21.
ditto, specimen combining the two phases.
22.
ditto, variable phase.
23. DorcuJ polymorphus, male, isolated phase.
24.
ditto, specimen combining the two phases.
25.
ditto, variable phase.
Figs. 7, 8 and 9, natural size, the remainder reduced.