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13. Hispa. 'Hispa.
Antennae spindle-shaped, situated near to each other 'at the base, between the eyes. Thorax and wing-shells generally covered with spines.
14. Bruchus. Bruchus.
Antenn liliform, gradually thickening. Head drawn back. Wing-shells shorter than the abdomen.
15. £1urculio. Weevil.
Antenna clavateci, and fixed in the snout, which is prominent and horny.
16. 4ttelabus. Attelabus
Antennae thickening towards the tip. -lead narrow behind.
17. cerambix. Cerambix.
Antennae jointed, and tapering to the end. Thorax either spiny or bulging. Wing-sheaths long and narrow. Body oblong.
18. Leptura. Leptura.
Antennae tapering to the end. Wing-sheaths nar.. rower towards their extremity. Thorax of a roundish and slender form.
19. Necydalis. Necydalis.
Antennae setaceous. Wing-sheaths smaller, shorter, or narrower than the wings. Tail simple. 2O. L.ampyris.
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