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SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS.

189

CATAL(3GUE

R T H P T E R A

NORTH AMERICA

DESCRIBED PREVIOUS TO 1807.

^PREPARED rOR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

SAMUEL

II.

SCUDDEK.

WASHINGTON:

SMITIISOXIAN INSTITUTION.

OCTODER, ISCS.

(2)

This Report wpon

the present state of

knowledge

of the

Orthoptera

of

North America and

the

West

Indies, has

been prepared by Mr.

S.

H.

Sciidder, at the request of this Institu- tion.

The work

is

designed

to call attention toa

miich

neg- lected order of ourinsects,

and

to facilitate their

study by

tlie

student of

Entomology.

The

Institution proposes at

some

future time, to publish

Monographs

of the

Orthoptera of

this

Country,

and,in

\iew of

this,

would be

pleased to receive

specimens

froni

any

quarter wliich

may

serve as materialfor investigation.

JOSEPH HENRY,

Secretary S. I.

Accepted forPublication,July,1867.

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PREFACE:

In

preparing this Catalogue, at the request of the

Smith-

sonian Institution,forthebenefitof those

who wish

to

examine our

native Orthoptera, I

have adopted

a purely alphabetical

arrangement. The

list is

not

in

any

sense a

synonpuical

one, involving the expression of pereonal views,

but

a

hand-book

for the student, in

which

is collected

every

reference to

any

species

of Orthoptera

stated to

have been found on

the conti-

nent of North America

or in the

West

Indies

a

ground- work upon which he may

erecta superstructure

of

his

own.

It

would be

difficultto

extend

itsscope

and

retain uniformity of design

without making

ita

complete

synonyraicallist,scarcely differing

from an index

to

an

elaborate monograjih,

and

necessi- tating nearlyall the labor

which

that

would

require.

Such

a

monograph

I

am

preparingfor the

Smithsonian

Institution,

but

the earlier publication

and

distribution

of

thislist willassist

me

toobtainmaterial for

my

pm'pose,

and

further the interests

of

science,

by

calling attention to this neglected

group of

insects.

The

list furnishes

an index

to the exact

names given

to the insects in the original descriptions; if

an author

has described the

same

species, at different times,

under

different generic or specific

names, although

confessedly

synonymous,

theywill not

be found

together,

but

distributed

through

the

book

in alj^habetical order; so, too, the species of

Linne and

Fabricius are

given under

the ancient

genera

in

which

these authors placed

them and not under

the

modern

onesto

which they have

since

been

referred.

When an author

has

used

sub-genera, retaining the generic

name

in connection

with

the specific, as Burmeister,

De Haan and de

Saussure

have

frequently done,tlac S23ecific will

be

2:>laced

under

the generic
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IV

PREFACE.

name,

the

name

of the sub-genus enclosed in brackets,

and under

the sub-genuswill

be found

a reference tothe

genus

; for

example: imder

the

genus JPhalangopsis

Ave find the species gracilipes, wliich

was

referred

by Haldeman

to the sub-genus DaiJiinia; thisis

made

clear inthefollowing

way: —

Plialang^opsis.

gracilipes[Dallilnia]IIald. Proc.Amer.Ass.Adv. Sc.11, 346,Penn.

while

under

the

genus Daihinia,

after the

mention

of thedif- ferent species, will

be found

thewords, See also

Phalangopsis.

Great

pains

have been taken

to give thelocalitiesinfull

and

toinclude inthe listallreferences to

such

generallocalities as

"America"

or

"the

Indies,"

even when

it

was

uncertain

whether

JSforth

America

or the

West

Indies

the field

embraced

in

my scheme — was

intended.

References

to "meridional"

Amei'-

ica are alsoincluded,

because

authors

have

frequently

embraced

in this

term Honduras and

other parts of Central

America.

I

have excluded every

case

where no

reference to

my

field

was made, even

if

subsequent

investigations

proved

that theinsect occurred within those limits or the

name

itself

suggested

the locality.

(Edipoda

Carolina presents

an exaggerated

instance of this kind. Stoll' figured the insect

under

the

name

of

Locusta

Carolina,

but

did

not

statewdiereit

was found

;thisis

indicated

by

the

name, but

I

have omitted

reference to it

and

siniilarcases,for the sake of

making

the

work

strictly

one

of compilation.

In

the

sequence

of authorities

under each

specific

name,

a chronological

arrangement

has

been

attempted, biit

works quoted from

asingle authorwillsucceed

one

another.

Finally, to assist the

young

naturalist inthe

more ready

use of thelist, I

have added

a tabular

view

of

an Orthopteran

Sys- tem, derived

mainly

fi.-omBurmeister's

Handbuch

der

Entomol-

ogie, but including

only

the

genera mentioned

in this list,

Ihave,

however,

alteredthe

sequence

of the families to

what

I conceive to

be

a

more

natural

method.

Samuel

II.

Scudder.

BostonSocietyofNaturalHistory, Boston,2Iass.,July,1867.

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Illustrations of Natural History, wherein are exhibited upwards of two hundred and forty figuresofexotic insects,ac- cordingto their differentgenera; veryfewofwhich havehitherto been fi'i-ured

by

anyauthor, being engraved and colored from nature, with the greatest accuracy, and underthe author's

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J.

Introduction to Entomology; comprcliending a genei-al view of the metamorphoses, internal structure,anatomy,physiol- ogy, and systematic arrangement of the various orders, and a tabular view of theAvhole classofInsects. 8vo. London, 1840.

(Jariline's Naturalists'Library, Entomology, Vol. I.)

Emmons,

E.

Agriculture of

New

York; comprising anaccount ofthe classification,composition and distributionof thesoilsandrocks, andof the climateand agricultural productions of the State; to- o-etherwithdescriptionsofthemore

common

andInjurious species of insects. Vol. V. 4to. Albany, 1854.

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F.and Scliaum,H. II.

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undTroschel, Arcliivfiir Naturgescliichte.

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Cambridge, 1841. (Another impression of the same, printed at thecharge oftheAuthor, entitled:

A

Treatise onsomeofthe In- sects of

New

England which are injurious to vegetation. Svo.

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The

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many

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first translated IntoEnglish. Digested ona

new

plan. Vol.XIII. 4to. London, 1812.

KiRBY,

W. — Fauna

Boreali-Americana, or the Zoology of the north- ern parts of British America, containing descriptions of the objectsof natural history, collected by

John

Richardson on the late northern land expeditions under

command

of Captain Sir JohnFranklin. 4vols. Partfourthandlast. Tlie Insects. 4to.

London, 1837.

KiRBY, AV.,

AND

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All Introduction to Entomology, or Elementsofthe Natural Historyof Insects. 4vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 3dEdition, 1818-2G.

" Ditto, 7th Edition. 1 vol. Svo. London, 1856.

Lamarck,

J. B. P.V.

de —

Ilistoire naturelle des animaux sans verte- bres presentant les caracteres generaux et partlcullers de ces animaux, leur distribution, leurs classes, leurs families, leurs genres, etla citation des principales especes quis'yrapportentj
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preceileed'une introductionofTrant la determination des carac- teresessentielsdeI'animal, sa distinction duvegetal etdesautres corpsnaturels;enfin I'exposition des principesfondamentauxdela Zoologie. 7vols. 8vo. Paris, 1815-22. (Ortlioi3tera, Vol.lY, 1817.)

Lamarck,

J.B.P.V.

de —

Ditto, 2^ edition, revueetaugmenteede notes presentant les faitsnouveauxdont la science s'est enrichis jus- qu'k ce jour par

MM.

G. P. Deshayes et H. Milne-Edwards.

11

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8vo. Paris, 1835-45. (Orthoptera,

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IV, 1835.)

"

Ditto, 36 Edition. 3 vols. Koy, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1837-9.

(Orthoptera, Vol.II, 1839.)

Latreille,

p. a.

Histoire naturelle, generale et particuliere des CrustacesetdesInsectes. Ouvrage faisant suite aux ceuvres de Leclerc de Buffon et partie

du

cours complet d'HIstoire natur- elleredigeparC. S. Sonnini. 14vols. 8vo. 1802-5. (Orthopt- tera.Vol. XII, 1804.)

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Genera CrustaceorumetInsectorumsecundum ordinemnatura- lemin familias disppsita, iconibusexemplisque plurimis explicata.

4vols. 8vo. Parisiis etArgentoral, 1806-9. (Orthoptera,

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un

voyage aux tropiques dans lus annecs 1799—1804. 2vols. Fol. Paris, 1811-32.

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Le Regne

animal distribue d'apres son organi- sation, pour servirdobase a I'histoire naturelle des animaux et d'introductionaI'anatomle comparee.

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"

Ditto, 2^ Edition.

Tome

V. 8vo. Paris, 1829.

"

Ditto, Edition accompagnee de planches gravees representant lestypes de tous les genres,les caracteres distinctifs des divers groupes et les modifications de structure sur lesquelles repose cette classification, par une re'union de disciples de Cuvier.

MM.

Audouin,Blanchard, Deshayes, AlcideD'Orbigny,Doyere, Duges,Duvernoy, Laurillard,Milne-Edwards, Roulin et Valen- ciennes. Insectes.

Tome

III. Roy. 8vo. Paris.

No

date.

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"

Ditto, American Edition, translated from the French, with notesandadditionsbyII. M'Murtrle. 4 vols. 8vo.

New

York, 1831.

Leacii,

W.

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ArticleEntomology; in the

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" Ditto,AmericanEdition.

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Lherminier,

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name

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Am-

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cum

iconibus. Fol. Holmiae, 1754.

" Systema Naturae per regna tria naturae, secundum cla.sses, ordines,genera, species,

cum

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Ditto, Editio duodecim reformata. 3

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Tom.

II,1767.)

Ditto, Editiodecima tertia ad editionem duodecimani reform- atam Holnilensam. 3

Tom.

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1767-70. (Orthoptera,

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" CenturiaInsectorum rariorum. 4to. Upsallae, 1763.

" Ditto, in the Amoenitates Aeademicae seu dissertationesphy- sicae,medicae, botanicae antehac seorsim editaenunccollectae et auctae

cum

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MuLLER,

P. L.S.

DesElttersCarlvon LinnevollstiindigesNatursys- temnaclider zwolften lateiuLschenAusgabe

und

nacliAnleitung deshoUiindisclionIlouttuynlschen

Werks

mlt einor ausfuhrllchcn Erklarunof. 8vo. 6 Tlieilen in 9 Biinden. Niirnberg, 1773-6.

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V

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NiJ^TO, J.

JSote sur line nouvelle espece d'Ortlioptere du Mexique.

8vo. Paris, 1857.

" Ditto, in Guerin-Menevillc, Revue et Magazin de Zoologie pure et appliquee. Recueil mensuel destine a, faciliter aux sa- vants detouslespays les moyens de publier leurs observations dezoologie pureetappliquee a I'industrie et a I'agriculture, leurs travaux depaleontologie,d'anatomie etdephysiologiecomparees, etkles teniraucourant des nouvelles decouvertes etdesprogrcs delascience. XX*^ annee. 8vo. Paris, 1857.

Oken,

L.

Lehrbucli dorNaturgescliichte. 3 vols,in6. 8vo. Leipzig, 1813-26. (Orthoptera,Bd. Ill,i, 1815.)

" Allgemeine Naturgeschiclite fur alle Stande. 7 vols, in 14.

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" Isis. 4to. Leipzig.

Olivier, V. G.

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Packard,

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AUeguash

Rivers during August and September, 1861; in the Prehminary Report up6n the natural history and geology ofthe State of

Maine

for 1861,embodied in theSixth Annual Report of the Secretary of the

Maine

Board of Agriculturefor 1861. 8vo. Augusta,1861; also entitled:SixthAnnual Reportof the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture; embracing

alsothe Reports on the ScientificSurvey, 1861. 8vo. Augusta, 1861.

" How

to collect and observe insects.

From

the Reportofthe

Maine

Scientific Surveyfor 1862. 8vo. Augusta, 1863.

'

' Ditto,inthe Second

Annual

Rej^ort upon the natural history andgeology of the StateofMaine, 1862. 8vo. Augusta,1863.

Palisot

r>E

Beauvois,

A.

M.

F.J.

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enAmerique dans les royaumes d'Oware h. Saint

Domingue

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Pallas,

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Spicelegia Zoologica quibus novas imprimisetobseuraB animalium species iconibus, descriptionibus atque commentariis illustrantur.

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Tom.

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moUuscorum

aliorumque marino-

rum

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XV Panzer,

G.

W. F.—

Rob. Drurys Abbildungen und Besclireibungeii exotischenInsecten iiiit feinilluminirteu Kupfcrtafuln. Aus

dem

Englischiibersetztmitvollstiindiger Synonyiuie und erliiuterndeu

Bemerkungen

verselaen. 4to. Xiirnbcrg, 1785-88. See also Westwood,J. 0.

Perciieiiox, a.

R.—In

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Perty, M. — De

Insectorum iu America meridionalihabitantiumvitaj genere, moribus acdistributione geographica observationes non- nullae; in Delectus animalium artlculatoruni qua; initinereper Brasilium annis 1817-20jussu et auspiciisMaximilianiJoseph].

BavarijBregisaugustissime peractocollegeruntDr.J. B.de Spix etDr. C. F.Ph. de Martius. Degessit, descrijDsit,pingendacura- vitDr. Maximilianus Perty, prajfatus est et edidit C.F.Pli. d(j

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GeneraInsectorum LinncietFabricii iconibusillustrata.

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IL

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Orthoptera nova americana (Diagnoses jirceliui- inaires). Series I-III. 8vo. Paris,1859-(U.

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H., Narrative ofanexpedition to the source of St. PetersPiver,

Lake

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ofthe

Woods,

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Long, Messi-s. Say,Keating andCalhoun. 2 vols. 8vo. Phila- delphia, 1824. (Orthoptera, Vol. II. Appendix. Part 1, Nat- ural History. §1, Zoology.)

"

Descriptionof

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Ilemipterous Insects,collected in theexpe- dition to the

Pocky

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War,

under

command

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ofNatural Sciences of Philadelphia, Vol.IV. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1825.

"

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America; Illustrated

b^

colored figures from original drawings executed fromnature. 3vols. 8vo. Philadelpliia, 1824-8.

Say, T.

— The

completewritingsof

Thomas

Say onthe Entomologyof North America, edited by

John

L. LeConte,

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D. 2 vols.

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ScHAUM,

H. E,.

Bericht iiber die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen

im

Gebietc der Entomologie. 5 vols. 8vo. Berlin, 1850-4. See

alsoErichson,

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F., andGerstaecker, C.E. A.

" Ditto,

inTrosehel,ArchivfvirNaturgeschichte. 8vo. Berlin, 1850-54.

ScuBDEK,

S.H.

— On

the Genus Rhapbidophora,Servllle; withdescrip- tionsof four species from the caves ofKentucky,and from tbe Pacific coast. 8vo. Boston, 1861.

" Ditto,in (heProceedings of tbeBostonSocietyof Natural His- tory. Vol. VIII. 8vo. Boston,1861.

"

Listof Ortboptera collected on atripfromAsslnibola to

Cum-

berland; in the Canacban Naturalist and Geologistand Proceed- ingsoftheNatural History Society of Montreal. Vol. VII, No.4.

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known New

England species; inthe

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Com-

municationsread totheBoston Societyof Natm-alHistory. Vol.

VII, No. III. 8vo. Boston, 1862. SeealsoHarris,T.W., and Uhler,P.R.

" Remarks

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Fauna

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New

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Sells,

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Entomological Notes; inthe Transactions ofthe Entomo- logical Society ofLondon. Vol. HI. 8vo. London, 1842.

Serville,J. G.

AuDiXET.

IntheDIctlonnaireclassique d'histoirenatu- relle par

M. M.

Audouin,Isld.Bourdon,Ad. Brongiart,

DeCan-

dolle, Daudebard deFerussac,A. DesmouUns,Dnipioz, Ed\vards, Flourens, Geoffroy St. Hllaire, A. de Jussleu, Kunth,

C Dc

La-

fosse, Lamouroux, Latrellle, Lucas fils, Presle-Duplessis, C.Pre'- vost, A. Richard, Tliiebaut de Berneaud et Bonj.de SaintVin- cent. Ouvragedirigeparcederniercollaborateur, etdanslequel on a ajoute pour le porter au niveau de la science, un grand

nombre

de motsqui n'avaient

pu

fairedela plupartdesdlctlon- naires anterieurs.

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8vo. Paris,1822-31. (Or- tboptera, T.II, 1822.)

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XVll Serville, J. G.

AuDiNET. —

Histoire naturelle des Insectes,Ortliop-

ter.es. 8vo. Paris, 1839.^ SeealsoLefebvre, A.

Shaw,

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Nodder,

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Vivarium Naturae, ortheNaturalist'sMis- cellany, 24vols. 8vo. London, 1790-1813.

Stal,C.

EntomologiskaNotlser; in the Ofversigt afKongliga Yetens- kaps-AcademienForliandlingar.

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Pa

H.

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naauwkeurig geklcurde Af- beeldingen en Bcschryvingen der Spooken, wandelcnde Bladen, Zabelspringhaanen, Krekels,Treksprinkhaanenen Kakkerlakken in allevier Deelen derWaereldEuropa, Asia,Afrikaen

Amer-

icahuishoudcnde, byeen verzamelt en beschreeven;also entitled:

Representation exactement coloreed'apres nature des Spectres, des Mantes, des Sauterelles,des Grillons, des Criquets, et des Blattes qui setrouvent danslesquatrepartiesdu monde,I'Europe, I'Asie,I'AfriqueetI'Amerique rassemblees etde'crites. 4to.

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sterdam, 1787-1813.

SuLZEE, J. 11.

Die Kennzeichen der Insekten nach Anleitung des Rltters Karl Linnaeus durch 24 Kupfertafeln erliiutert undmit derselben natiirlichen Geschichte begleitet. Mit einer Vorrede desHerrn JohannesGeszners. 4to. Zurich, 1761.

Taylor,

A.S.

— An

account ofthe Grasshoppersand Locusts of

Amer-

ica; in theAnnual Reportof theBoardofRegentsofthe Smitliso- nian Institution,showing the operations,expenditures andcondi- tionof the Institutionfortheyear 1858. 8vo. Washington, 1859.

Thomas,

C.

Inthe Proceedings ofthe Entomological Society ofPhil- adelphia. Vol. I. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1862.

"

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1The Author's proof copy ofthiswork was showntomeinParisbyM.Lucas,of theJardiudesI'lantes. Thesignaturesboretheimpressoftlieprinter'sstampasfol- lows:

"Imprimerie deFain.HueKacine Xo.2,2=Auteur." Inthe middle ofeacli stampwaswrittenthedate atwhichtheimpressionwassent,showingthat thewhole work wasprintedin 1838,betweenthe20thof Julyandthe 20thofDecember. The title-pagealsoborethe printed date,1838.

Burmeister'sHandbuchII,ii(containing the Orthoptera),hasalwaysbeen granted priorityofpublicationoverServille'sOrthoptiSres;but whilethetitle-pageofthat por- tionofBurmeister'ssecondvolumebears the dateof1838,thefirsthalf(ontheNeurop- tera)isdated1839. These datescomparedwiththecompletion ofServille'sworklate in1838,seemtothrowsomedoubtuponthe priority of authorityinthetwocases. Tha time of the actual publicationofBurmeister's Orthopteramayperhaps be decided by reference to the periodicalsofthe day.

B

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Thompson, W. —

Notice of the Blind-fish, Cray-fish and Insects from the

Mammoth

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Thon,

T.

Entomologlsches Archiv. 2B'anden. 4to. Jena, 1827-9.

Thunberg,

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CATALOGUE

NORTH AMERICAN ORTHOPTERA.

Acniitliodems.

adumbi'atus

[Xylodus] Sauss.Orthopt. nov. amer.I,4;

Ib. Rev. et

Mag.deZool. 1859,62,Porto Rico.

[Xylodus] Gerst. Archiv

f. Nat.

XXVI,

II,

404;—

Ib. Bericht, 1859-60,48,Por/oiizco.

cornutus Burm.

Ilandb. d. Entom. II,569,

^z«

Westindien von St.

Thomas.

Gu-^R. Sagra, Hist. nat. de Cuba, 351, Cuba., St.

ThomasetMartinique.

— Westw.

Catal. Orthopt. 56, InInsula St. Tliomas. Seealso

Phasma

cornutum.

mexieanus

Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 4;

Ib. Rev. etISIag.de Zool. 1859, 62,

Mexico.—

G-ER&T. Archiv f. Nat.

XXVI,

ii,

404;—

Ib. Bericht, 1859-60,48, Mexiko.

rosarius

Westw.

Catal. Orthopt. 56,Americameridionalis?

SeealsoPiiasma.

AcantliodBS.

aquilina Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat.

XXII,

151, Indes.

Ib. Orthopt. 451, Ameriquemeridionale, Cayenne.

— Blanch.

Hist. nat. Ins. Ill, 21,Ameriquemeridionale.

azteca Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I,10;

Ib.Rev. et Mag. deZool.

1859,206,

Mexico.—

Gkrst. Archiv f. Nat.

XXVI,

ii, 405;

Ib. Bericht, 1859-60,49,Mexiko.

eoronata

Serv. Ann. Sc. Nat.

XXII,

151, Indes.

Imh.ofla.ana [Calamoptera]Sauss.Orthopt. nov. amer.II,5;

Ib.Rev.

et

Mag.

de Zool. 1861, 130, Mexico.

[Calamoptera] Gerst.

Archivf.Nat.

XX

VIII,ii,

316;—

Ib.Bericht, 1861, 44,Mexiko.
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2 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

maerocera

Fitch, Trans. N. Y. St. Agric. Soc.

XYI,

506;

Ib. 3d

-5tliRep. 3d Kep. 171,Acapulco, Mexico.

mexieana

Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 9;

Ib. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 206, Tellus mexieana.

Gerst. Archiv f. Nat.

XXVI,

II,

405;—

Ib. Bericht,1859-60,49,J/eanfco.

specularis Serv. Ann. Sc.Nat.

XXII,

151,Amerique.

tolteea Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer.I,10;

Ib.Rev.et

Mag.

deZool.

1859,206, Mexico.

Gerst. Archiv f. Nat.

XX^^,

ii, 405;

Ib. Bericht, 1859-60, 49, Mexiko.

Seealso

Locusta.

»

Acantliops.

aztecus

Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. 1,2;

^Ib. Rev. et

Mag.

deZool.

1859,60,Mechoacan.

Gerst. Archivf.Nat.

XXVI,

ii, 402;

Ib. Bericht, 1859-60,46,Mexiko.

mexicanus

Sauss. Orthopt. nov. amer. I, 2;

Ib. Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1859, 60,Meodco.

Gerst. Archiv f. Nat.

XXVI,

ii,

402;—

Ib. Bericht,1859-60,46,Mexiko.

Seealso

Mantis.

Acheta.

abbreviata Harr.

Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 122;Ed. 1852, 133; Ed. 1862,

152, fi''. 69, Massachusetts.

Erichs. Archiv f. Nat. IX, ii,

226;

Ib. Bericht, 1842, 82, Massachusetts.

Fitch, Amer.

Journ. Agric.and Sc.VI, 146,

New

York.

— Emm.

Agric.of N. Y. V, 143, Neio York.

— Thomas,

Trans. 111. St. Agric.

Soc. V,442,Illinois.

arachnoides Duxc.

Introd. Entom. 248, pi. vi, fig. 1, Jamaica.

—Erichs.

Archiv f. Nat. VII, ii,

196;—

Ib. Bericht, 1840, 52,Jamaica.

assimilis

Fabr.

Syst.Entom. 280,Jamaica.

Ib. Spec. Ins. I,354, InAmcriccBmeridionalisinsulis.

Ib. Entom. Syst.II,29;

In.

Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Jamaica.

Billb.

Enum.

Ins. 65,Ind. oca. See also Gryllusassimilis.

bipunctata

?

Harr.

Hitchc. Rep. 2d Ed.

576;—

Ib. Catal. 5G,Mass.

Seealso Gryllus bipunctatus.

brevipennis

[Gryllotalpa] Jaeg. N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1854, 164,

N.

America.

crucis

Fabr.

Mant.Ins. I,

232;—

In. Entom. Syst. II, 32, InsulaSt.

Crucis.—lB.

Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Ind. SeealsoGrylluscrucis.

cylindrica Harr.

Hitchc. Rep. 2d Ed. 576;

Ib. Catal. 5Q,Mass.

domestica

Jaeg. N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1854, 161; Ed. 1859, 115,iV.

America.

— Thomas,

Trans.111. St.Agric.Soc.

V,

443,Illinois.
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NOPvTH AMERICAN OKTHOPTERA. 6 exigua

Say,Journ. Acad. Nat. Sc. Pliilad. IV, 309;

Ib. Entom.of N.Amer.Ed. Leconte,II,238, Missouri.

flavipes

Fabr.

Entom. Syst. II, 30, Insula St. Thomas.

Ib.

Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797,80; Ed. 1810,80, St. Thomas. See Gryllus Jlavipes.

gigas RcEM. Gen.Ins.53, tab.viii, fig. S,America. Seealso Gryllus gigas.

gryllotalpa

Fabr.

Syst.Entom. 279;

Ib. Entom. Syst.II,28;

Ib.

Spec.Ins.I,353,InEuropce,Americceborealis cutis.

Ib.

Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80,Eur.

Am.—

Jaeg.

N. Amer. Ins. Ed. 1859, 117,

N.

America. See also Gryllus gryllotalpa.

guadeloupensis Fabr.

Entom. Syst. 11, 32, Guadeloupe. See also Gryllusguadeloupensis.

hospes

Fabr.-Syst.Entom.281;

Ib. Spec. Ins. I, 355;

Ib.Entom.

Syst.

n, 32;—

Ib.

Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed.

1810, 80,America. Seealso Gryllus hospes.

marginata Thomas,

Trans.111. St. Agric. Soc.V,444,Illinois.

membranacea Westw.

Drury,Ins.II, 91,pi.xlili, fig. 2,

Bay

of

Hon-

duras,MusquitoShore.

minuta Fabr.

Syst. Entom. 282, America.

Ib. Spec.Ins.I,355,In Americameridionali.

Ib.Entom. Syst. II, 33;

Ib.

Nom.

En- tom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, America. See also

Gryllusminutus.

monstrosa Fabr. Nom.

Entom. emend. Ed. 1797, 80; Ed. 1810, 80, Ind.

BiLLB.

Enum.

Ins. 65, Ind.

nigra Harr.

Treat.Ed.1841-2, 123; Ed. 1852, 134; Ed. 1862, 152, Massachusetts.

Ericiis. Arcbivf. Nat.IX,ii,222;

Ib. Be-

Tichi, I8i2, %2, Massachusetts.

Fitch, Amer. Journ. Agric.

andSc.VI,146,

New

Fori-.—Jaeg. N. Amer.Ins.1854, 160;

1859,113,

N.

America.

— Thomas,

Trans. 111. St. Agric. Soc.

V,

443, Illinois.

nivea

IIarr.Hltchc Rep. 582;

Ib.[fficanthus] Ilitchc.Eep. 2dEd.

576;—

Ib.Catal. 56,Mass.

Jaeg. N. Amer. Ins. 1854, 159, pi. V,fig. 26; 1859,113, fig. 25,

N.

America. Seealso Gryl- lusniveus.

pennsylvaniea Uhler,

IIarr. Treat.Ed. 1862, 152, Massachusetts.

servilis IIarr. Hitchc. Rep. 2d Ed.576;

^Ib.Catal. 56,Mass.

tripunetata

Harr.

Hitchc. Rep. 2d Ed.576;

Ib. Catal. 56,Mass.

vastatrix Afzel.Achet. Guin.15,

Ex

AmericcesinuHondurasetlitore Muskito, Freetown.

vittata [Nemobius]

Harr.

Treat.Ed. 1841-2, 123;Ed. 1852,134;Ed.

1862, 153,fig. 70,Massachusetts.

[Nemobius] Ekichs. Archiv

f. Nat.IX,II, 226;

Ib. Bericlat, 1842,82, il/ass.

Fitch,
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4 CATALOGUE OF DESCRIBED

Amer.Journ. Agric.and Sc. VI, 146,

New

York.

Jaeg. N.

Amer.Ins.1854, 160; 1859, 113,

N.

America.

Seealso

Gryllus.

AcHURUM,

see

Truxalis.

AcoNTiSTES,seeMantis.

AcRiDA,

see

Gryllus.

Acridiimi.

alutaceum

IIarr.Treat. Ed. 1841-2, 139; Ed. 1852, 150; Ed. 1862, 173,Martha's Vineyard.

Erichs. Archivf. Nat. IX, ii, 229;

Ib; Bericlit, 1842, 85, Mass.

Scudd. Bost. Journ. Nat.

Hist.VII, 466,]\fartka's Vineyard, Conn.

americanum

Scudd. Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist.VII,466,

N.

Carolina, SouthernStates, Florida, Alabama, Texas, SouthernIllinois.

Thomas,

Trans. 111. St. Agric. Soc.V,448, 452,Illinois.

annulatum

Oliv. Encycl. meth. VI, 235,Ameriquemeridionale.

arenosum

[Tetrix]

De Haax,

Bijdr.Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

bivittatum

[Opsomala]

De Haax,

Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Caro- lina.

[Caloptenus]

Uhler,

Harr.Treat.Ed. 1862,174,

New

Englandand western sections ofthe Union.

— Thomas,

Trans.

111. St. Agric. Soc.V,449,Illinois.

Borckii

[Podisma] Stal. Orthopt. Eug. Kesa, 332, California,

San

Francisco.

[Podisma] Gerst. Archiv f. Nat.

XXVIII,

ir,

318;—

Ib. Bericht, 1861,46, California.

carolinum De Geer, Mem.

HI, 491, pi. xlvii, figs. 2, 3,Amerique septentrionale et en particulier la Caroline etlaPensylvanie.

Goze,

De

Geer, Gesch. Ins. HI, 319, tab. xli, figs. 2, 3, In nordlichenAmerika.

Oliv. Encycl. meth. VI, 225, Amerique

septentrionale.

(carolinianum) Pal.

de Beauv.

Insectes, 147, pi. iv, fig. 6, Caroline du Sud.

— Hahn,

Icon. Orthopt.tab.

A. Genus Acridium, fig. 3,America.

[CEdipoda]

De Haan,

Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 143, Tennessee.

centurio

[Rhomalea]

De Haan,

Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

clavuligerum

[Oxya] Serv. Orthopt. 676, pi. xiv, fig. II,

Amer-

ique septentrionale.

— De Haan,

Bijdr. Kenn. Orthopt. 144, Carolina.

coloratum Burm.

Germ. Zeitsch. f.Entom, H,51,Amerika.

Serv.

Orthopt. 6 74,

Une<

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