Gen. DIOPSIS.
117. DIOPSIS QUINQUEGUTTATA, n. s., fœm. Nigra, proboscide pedibusque
fulvis, his ex parte fuscescentibus, alis nigricantibus basi apice
guttisque quinque sublimpidis. (_Plate II. fig. 7._)
_Female._ Black, shining. Proboscis tawny. Petioles of the eyes about
half the length of the thorax. Scutellum with two spines, which are
more than half the length of the thorax. Legs tawny, partly shaded
with brown. Wings blackish, nearly limpid at the base and at the
tips, and with two interrupted nearly limpid bands, the first of two
dots, the second of three dots; veins black. Length of the body 3
lines; of the wings 4½ lines.
Mount Ophir.
118. DIOPSIS QUADRIGUTTATA, n. s., mas. Picea, capite oculorun
petiolis pedibusque fulvis, his ex parte fuscescentibus, alis
nigricantibus basi fasciâ subapicali guttisque quatuor sublimpidis.
(_Plate II. fig. 6._)
_Male._ Piceous, shining. Head and petioles of the eyes tawny, the
latter fully half the length of the thorax. Scutellum with two
spines, which are less than half the length of the thorax. Legs
tawny, slightly shaded with brown. Wings blackish, nearly limpid at
the base and towards the tips, except the extreme part of the latter
which is slightly blackish; two interrupted nearly limpid bands,
each composed of two dots; veins black. Length of the body 2½ lines;
of the wings 4 lines.
Malacca.