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Insects: Hemiptera

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 November 2010

John Edward Marr  and
Arthur Everett Shipley
By
W. Farren
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The following lists of Hemiptera are mainly culled from Jenyns' MS. Catalogue. Mr Edward Saunders, F.L.S., F.E.S., has kindly revised the synonymy of the Heteroptera and added such Cambridgeshire records as appear in his work on the sub-order. Such records have the recorder's name attached to the locality. All localities without a reference are from Jenyns' Catalogue. The list of Homoptera is entirely from Jenyns' Catalogue, and has been kindly revised by Mr James Edwards.

HEMIPTERA-HETEROPTERA

GYMNOCERATA

Pentatomidae

Corimelaena scarabaeoides, Lin. Devil's Ditch.

Eurygaster maura, Lin. Burwell Fen, 1825.

Sehirus bicolor, Lin. Cambridge, &c.

Sehirus dubius, Scop. Swaffham Bulbeck.

Gnathoconus albomarginatus, Fab. Swaffham Bulbeck.

Aelia acuminata, Linn. Devil's Ditch.

Eysarcoris melanocephalus, Fab. In profusion in Cherryhinton chalk-pits, June, 1828 (L. P. Garrons).

Pentatoma baccarum, Linn. Bottisham.

Strachia oleracea, Linn. Cambridge (Bond).

Piezodorus lituratus, Fab. Bottisham, and Newmarket Heath.

Tropicoris rufipes, Linn. Bottisham, and Reach Lode.

Picromerus bidens, Linn. Near Cambridge.

Podisus luridus, Fab. Bottisham, etc.; Wicken Fen (Blatch).

Asopus punctatus, Linn. Bottisham.

Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale, Linn.

Acanthosoma dentatum, De G. Both near Cambridge.

Hemiptera

Coreidae.

Myrmus miriformis, Fall. Two specimens taken in copula on the Devil's Ditch.

Berytidae.

Berytus clavipes, Fab. Great Wilbraham.

Lygaeidae.

Haterogaster urticae, Fab. Bottisham.

Plociomerus fracticollis, Schill. Wicken (Champion).

Acompus rufipes, Wolf. Wicken Fen (Champion).

Eremocoris podagricus, Fab. Littlington (Power)–under dead leaves.

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Handbook to the Natural History of Cambridgeshire , pp. 150 - 154
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2010
First published in: 1904

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