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Notes from the Leyden Museum, yibrarg af t^e P^wsatm OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY, COLLEGE, MASS. AT HARVARD CAMBRIDGE, , jFoun"De"D hs prfbate suliscrfptfon, fn 1861. .%Jr./S\JUx:SAK/. C-* fc" ]V o T E S MUm TUK LEYÜEN MUSEUM :iui'Ki) 3?rof. H. SOHLKGhJBL., Direclor of the Muscmuii. VOL. III. l> V, V 1) E N K. .J. BR] LL. 1881. J -(^i 3>Q" o TE S FROM THE LEYDEN MUSEUM. NOTES FROM THE LEYDEN MUSEUM EDITED I^rof. H. SOHLBGhJaJL. Director of the Museum. VOL. III. LEYDEN E. J. BRILL. ^vr. 1881. \ rV^ ' Ai5 V^' j J u-^j\ ;-J c '<^ CONTENTS OF VOL. III. ]veam:m:alia. Page On the Winternest of the Dwarf-Mouse, 3Ius minuius. By Prof. H. SCHLEGEL 23. On the zoological researches in West-Africa, directed hy Prof. II. SCHLEGEL. T 53. Description oi a new African Bat, Leij)on)jx hütiikoferi. By Dr. Y. A. Jentink 59. On a new Squirrel, Sciurus salae. By Dr F. A. Jentink 63. On Gymnura Candida. By Dr. F. A. Jentink 166. On the genus Rheithrosciums Gray. By Dr. F. A. Jentink .... 169. REPTILIA.. On certain Tortoises in the collections of the Leyden Museum. By Dr. A. A. W. HUBRECHT 41. On a new genus and species of Agamidae from Sumatra. By Dr. A. A. W. HUBRECHT 51- FISCES. On a collection of fishes from the St. Paul's river, Liberia, with descrip- tion of three new species. By Dr. A. A. W. Hubrecht .... 66. tNTSECTA. COLEOPTERA. On a new species of Cetonide from the Aru- Islands. By C. Ritsema Cz. 1. Description of a new species of the Longicorn genus Cereopsius Thorns. By C. Ritsema Cz 5. A new species of the Longicorn genus Bacchisa Pasc, described by C. Ritsema Cz t- Synonymical remarks about two species of Longicorn Coleoptera in the collections of the Leyden Museum. By C. Ritsema Cz 10. On a new genus of Longicorn Coleoptera belonging to the group of the Batoceridae. By C. Ritsema Cz 11. VI CONTENTS OF VOL. III. Page Description of a new species of the Longicoru genus Fraonetha I'asc. By C. RiTSEMA Cz 15. Description of a new species of the Coleopterous family Elateridae. By C. RlTSEMA Cz 29. New species of Pachyteria, a genus of Longicorn Coleoptera, described by C. RrrsEMA Cz 31. Description of a new species of the Longicorn genus Melanamter Thorns. By C. RrrsEMA Cz 39. Description of a new species of the genus Chelonarium from Java. By E. Reitter 73v Two new species of Coleoptera collected during the recent scientific Su- matra-E.Tpedition , described by E. Reitter . 75. Description of a new species of the Coleopterous genus Bothrideres Erichs. By C. Ritsema Cz 77. Two new species of the Coleopterous genus Helota Mac Leay, described by C. KiTSEMA Cz 79. Synonymical remarks about certain Coleoptera. By C. Ritsema Cz. 82. The species of the Rhynchophorous genus Eiffholus Guer., enumerated by C. Ritsema Cz 85. Four new species and a new genus of Longicorn Coleoptera, described by C. Ritsema Cz ., .145. Three new species of Sumatran Longicorn Coleoptera from the collections of the Sumatra-Expedition, described by C. Ritsema Cz 151. Description of a new species of the Dynastid genus Trichogomphus Burm. By C. Ritsema Cz 158. A new species of the genus Rmvasia Roel. (Ecelonerides , Fam. Anthri- bidae), described by VV. Roelofs ') 161. Duae novae Staphylinidae ex India Orientali (Sumatra). Descriptae ab A. Fauvel. , 163. Descriptions of new species of Melolonthini and Rutelini , collected in the island of Sumatra during the scientific Sumatra-Expedition Bv D. Sharp '. 219. On Lepidiota gracilipes Sharp. By D. Sharp 243. LEPIDOPTERA. Synonymical remark about a Heterocerous Lepidopteron. By C. Ritsema Cz. 84. Description of a new Psychid from Java. By F. J. M. Heylaerts . 89. CR.XJSXA.CEA. On a new collection of Podophthalmous Crustacea , presented by Mr. J. A. Kruyt, collected in the Red Sea near the Town of Djeddah. By Dr. J. G. de Man. 93. Remarks on the species of Matuta, Fabr. in the collection of the Ley den Museum. By Dr. J. G. de Man 109. Carcinological Studies in the Ley den Museum. By Dr. J. G. DE Man. (N». 1). 121. Carcinological Studies in the Leyden Museum. By Ur. J. G. de Man. (N». 2). 245. 1) Correction: [). 161 line 3 (from top of diagnosis), for «albo-spinosis" read «albo-annulatis". CONTENTS OF VOL. III. VII IMOLLXJSCA. Page On a posttertiary fauna from the Stream-Tin- Deposits of Blitong (Biliton). By Prof. K. Martin 17. ECHINODERMATA. The Comatulae of the Leyden Museum. By P. Herbert Carpenter. 173. Vol. Ill was issued in parts in the following order: N". 1 — January 1881, Note I—XIII. N". 2 — April 1881, Note XIV—XXVI. N". 3 — July 1881, Note XXVII—XXXIII. N'\ 4 — October 1881, Note XXXIV—XXX VIII. ^Q^-t^ T^-a-^. ^X./PT7, NOTES FROM THE LEYDEN MUSEUM EDITED BY Prof. H. SCHLEOEL Director of the Museam. VOL. III. N°. 1. January 1881. ~'' LEYDEN E. J. BRILL. LIST OF CONTENTS. PART I.—1881. Page T^fote I. On a new species of (;etoiiide from the Aru Islands. By C. Ritsema Cz. 1. iNote II. Description of a new species of the Longicorn genus Ccreopsius, Thoins. By C. Ritsema Cz 5. ]Vote III. \ new species of the Longicorn genns Bacchisa , Pasc, described by C. lliTSEMA Cz 7. IN"ote I"V. Syuonymical remarks about two species of Longicorn Coleoptera in the collections of the Leyden Museum. By C. Ritsema Cz. 10. T^ote V. On a new genus of Longicorn Coleoptera belonging to the group of the Batoceridae. By C. Ritsema Cz IL jVote "VI. J)escription of a new species of the Longicorn genus Praonetha, Pasc. By C. Ritsema Cz 15. JVote VII. On a posttertiary fauna from the Stream-Tin-Deposits of Bli- tong (Biliton). By Prof. K. Martin 17. IVote "VIII. On the Winternest of the Dwarf-Mouse (Mus roinutus). By Prof. H. Sculegei 23. iN^ote IX. Description of a new species, of the Coleopterous family Elateridae. By C. 1{itsema Cz 29. x'fote X. New species of I'achyteria, a genus of Longicorn Coleoptera, des- cribed by C. Ritsema Cz 31. iXote XI. Description of a new species of the Longicorn genns Melanauster, Thorns. By C. Ritsema Cz 39. ZVote XII. On certain Tortoises in the collections of the Leyden Museum. By Dr. A. A. W. IIubreciit 41. JVole XIII. On a new genns and species of Agamidae from Sumatra. By Dr. A A. \V. JlnnuECiiT 51. % SCHIZORRHIiNA TRUNCATIPENNIS. ' NOTE I. ON A NEW SPECIES OF CETONIDE FROM THE ARU ISLANDS. BY C. RITSEMA Cz. Schizorrhina truncatipennis , sp. n. (ƒ. This new species is closely allied to and strongly resem- bles Schizorrhina Whitei Thorns, (rz Emiliae Tlioms. -^j nee White) of the same locality, but can at once be distin- guished by the different shape of the elytra which are broadly truncated posteriorly, and strongly spined at the suture. Length 18 mm. ; breadth at the shoulders 9,25 mm. — Entirely of a bright metallic green , spotted and striped with fulvous-yellow in the following manner, which how- ever will probably prove to vary individually as in the allied species: on the head: a small spot between the eyes; on the pronotum: the thickened lateral margins without however reaching the hind margin , a narrow irregularly edged line on each side, more or less parallel with the lateral margins and divided into three spots of which the ante- rior and intermediate ones are of an elongated shape, the pos- terior one of a transverse triangular shape , and two square J. Archives 1) Thomson, entomologiques. Tom. I (1857). p. 429; pi. 16, fig. 5. Notes from the Leyden Museum, "Vol. III. 1 ;, 2 SCHIZORRHINA TRUNCATIPENNIS. somewhat obliquely directed spots before the median lobe; on the scutellum : two lateral elongated triangular spots touching the base; on the elytra: three pair of spots close to the suture and lateral margins, the lateral spots more or less con- fluent towards the base, and less regularly shaped than the sutural ones; moreover three or four rather small spots on the middle of the disk , an elongated narrow ba- sal spot or line between the 4th and 5th striae , and a trans- verse narrow line close to and parallel with the apical margin on the abdomen : two median transverse spots and two lateral points on the segment which precedes the pygi- dium, and three pair of spots on the pygidium; on the under surface : the mesosternum and metasternum and the 1st— 4th abdominal segments with lateral spots, the 5th segment with two median spots. Head finely punctured , with an almost smooth space on the vertex, behind which the punctures are larger; the anterior margin of the clypeus upturned and inconspicu- ously emarginated in the middle. The clypeus with three faint impressions : two at the lateral margins , the third be- fore the middle of the front margin. The pronotum sparingly punctured towards the sides the middle of the disk impunctate; the scutellum with some shallow punctures on the extreme base. The elytra broadly truncated at the apex and strongly spined at the suture; the posterior lateral angles rectan- gular. The line which accompanies the suture shallow, distinctly impressed however close to the sides of the scu- tellum; moreover each elytron shows six longitudinal striae of very shallow punctures, the first stria being the most inconspicuous of all, whereas all along the sides behind the shoulders and on the apical portion of the elytra trans- verse scratches are present. The abdominal segment which precedes the pygidium transversely, the pygidium con- centrically aciculated.
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