n._
abbreviata, _Wlk_.
simplex, _Wlk_.

Corixa, _Geoff._
*subjacens, _Wlk_.

Order HOMOPTERA, _Latr_.

Fam. CICADIDAE, _Westw_.

Dundubia, _Am. & Serv_.
stipata, _Wlk_.
Clonia, _Wlk_.
Larus, _Wlk_.

Cicada, _Linn._
limitaris, _Wlk_.
nubifurca, _Wlk_.

Fam. FULGORIDAE, _Schaum_.

Hotinus, _Am. & Serv_.
maculatus, _Oliv_.
fulvirostris, _Wlk_.
coccineus, _Wlk_.

Pyrops, _Spin_.
punctata, _Oliv_.

Aphaena, _Guer_.
sanguinalis, _Westw_.

Elidiptera, _Spin_.
Emersoniana, _White_.

Fam. CIXIIDAE, _Wlk_.

Eurybrachys, _Guer_.
tomentosa, _Fabr_.
dilatata, _Wlk_.
crudelis, _Westw_.

Cixius, _Latr_.
*nubilus, _Wlk_.

Fam. ISSIDAE, _Wlk_.

Hemisphaerius, _Schaum_.
*Schaumi, _Staf_.
*bipustulatus, _Wlk_.

Fam. DERBIDAE, _Schaum_.

Thracia, _Westw_.
pterophorides, _Westw_.

Derbe, _Fabr_.
*furcato-vittata, _Stal_.

Fam. FLATTIDAE, _Schaum_.

Flatoides, _Guer_.
hyalinus, _Fabr_.
tenebrosus, _Wlk_.

Ricania, _Germ_.
Hemerobii, _Wlk_.

Poeciloptera, _Latr_.
pulvernlenta, _Guer_.
stellaris, _Wlk_.
Tennentina, _White_.

Fam. MEMBRACIDAE, _Wlk_.

Oxyrhachis, _Germ_.
*indicans, _Wlk_.

Centrotus, _Fabr_.
*reponens, _Wlk_.
*malleus, _Wlk_.
substitutus, _Wlk_.
*decipiens, _Wlk_.
*relinquens, _Wlk_.
*imitator, _Wlk_.
*repressus, _Wlk_.
*terminalis, _Wlk_.

Fam. CERCOPIDAE, _Leach_.

Cercopis, _Fabr_.
inclusa, _Wlk_.

Ptyelus, _Lep. & Serv_.
costalis, _Wlk_.

Fam. TETTIGONIIDAE, _Wlk_.

Tettigonia, _Latr_.
paulula, _Wlk_.

Fam. SCARIDAE, _Wlk_.

Ledra, _Fabr_.
rugosa, _Wlk_.
conica, _Wlk_.

Gypona, _Germ_.
prasina, _Wlk_.

Fam. IASSIDAE, _Wlk_.

Acocephalus, _Germ_.
porrectus, _Wlk_.

Fam. PSYLLIDAE, _Latr_.

Psylla, _Goff_.
*marginalis, _Wlk_.

Fam. COCCIDAE, _Leach_.

Lecanium, _Illig_.
Coffeae, _Wlk_.

CHAP. XIII.

ARTICULATA.

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_Arachinida--Myriopoda--Crustacea, etc._

With a few striking exceptions, the true _spiders_ of Ceylon resemble in
oeconomy and appearance those we are accustomed to see at home;--they
frequent the houses, the gardens, the rocks and the stems of trees, and
along the sunny paths, where the forest meets the open country, the
_Epeira_ and her congeners, the true net-weaving spiders, extend their
lacework, the grace of the designs being even less attractive than the
beauty of the