. Coleoptera : Lamellicornia. Scarabaeidae. ANOMALA. 143 4000 ft, ces coléoptères sortent de l'grouud euonuous UI par jour numéros et se nourrissent de fleurs blanches, roses, spiraeas, etc." (T. B. Fletcher, de l'Agric. Eesearch luxure., Pusa, Bull. 59, 1916, p. 4.). 119, Anomala bengalensis. (Planche II, fig. 26, 27.)/aleiisi beiit Anomala.t, Blaiicli.,* No de cat. Coll, Ent. Mus. Paris, 1851 (1850), p. i82. Anomala pallidicollis, blanchissez., 1. c. p. 181 (n. syu.). Testaceous, jaune pâle avec la tête, les bords de l'extrême, pronotum scutellum et élytres, le hind tibife et tous les tarses noir. La forme est mod

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. Coleoptera: Lamellicornia. Scarabaeidae. ANOMALA. 143 4000 ft, these beetles come out of the grouud iu euonuous numbers by day and feed on white flowers, roses, spiraeas, etc." (T. B. Fletcher, Agric. Eesearch lust., Pusa, Bull. 59, 1916, p. 4.). 119, Anomala bengalensis. (Plate II, figs. 26, 27.) Anomala beiit/aleiisi.t, Blaiicli., * Cat. Coll, Ent. Mus. Paris, 1851 (1850), p. i82. Anomala pallidicollis, Blanch., 1. c. p. 181 (n. syu.). Pale testaceous yellow, with the head, the extreme edges of the pronotum, scutellum and elytra, the hind tibife and all the tarsi dark. The shape is moderately elongate and rather massive, scantily clothed with hair beneath. The head is rather finely punctate- rugose with the clypeiis broadly and transversely rectangular, its front margin strongly reflexed and almost straight, but rather more elevated at the angles, which are not sharp, than in the middle. The pronotum is Aerv minutely punctured, with tiie sides strongly rounded, the front angles almost right angles, the hind angles very obtuse, and the base finely margined and feebly trisinuated. The scu- tellum bears a few fine punctures, and the elytra are moderately clo.-ely and deeply punctured, some of the punctures forming longitudinal rows. The pygidiuui is finely punctured at the sides a-id apex and minuTely coriaceous in the middle of the basal part. The metasternum is finely punctured and clothed with coarse but not thick yellow hair, and the abdomen is shining and thinly setose. The front tibia is tridentate aiul the larger claw of the front and middle feet cleft. c?. The teeth of the front tibia are sharp, the front tarsi rather thick and the inner claw unequally cleft. 9 . The apical tooth of the front tibia is long, but verv blunt; the tarsus is slender, and the inner claw is equally divided. Lenyth, 19-23 mm.; breadth, 10-11 mm. Bengal: Calcutta, Chota Magpur (Berl. Ent. Mus, ), Maldah (IF. H. Irvine), Murshidabad, Pusa {T. Bainhvigge Fletcher, May, June); Madra

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