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C.-PALPI WITH THREE WHITE BANDS-continued.
II.-Tips of palpi white.

One or more of
the hind
tarsal segments
are  pure
white.
N. fuliginosus (Giles)
Tarsal   joints  banded;  legs   not
speckled. The 3rd, 4th and 5th hind
tarsal segments pure white.

N. jamesii (Theobald)
As above, but with speckled legs.

N. maculipalpis (Giles)
As above, but with  legs  and palpi speckled.

N. theobaldi (Giles) .
Only the 4th  and 5th hind tarsal
segments are pure white.

N. maculatus (Theobald) .
Only the 5th hind tarsal  segment is
pure white.

N. willmori (James)
Differs  from  maculatus  in having
many scales on the abdomen.

N. dudgeonii (Theobald). .
Very like willmori.
Tarsal joints banded, but none of the hind tarsal segments pure white.
Ps. rossii (Giles)
The legs are not speckled.

N. Stephensi,  (Liston  and
James).
The  legs  are  speckled.   Abdomen
covered with scales.
Legs uniformly coloured without bands or white segments.
M. listoni (Liston) .
The third longitudinal  vein of wing
    white scaled.  Six white patches on wing fringe.  







M. jeyporiensis (James)  .
Seven white patches on  wing  fringe.
Faint white spots at some of the
joints of the legs.

M. culicifacies (Giles)
Third longitudinal vein of wing black
scaled.  Faint white spots at some
of the joints of the legs.
A few examples will serve to illustrate the method of using this table.
Example I.-A female mosquito with palpi as long as the proboscis, i.e.,
it belongs to the sub-family Anophelinę.
Wings.-Spotted.
Palpi.-With three white bands or rings, one broad ring including the
tips (which are therefore white), and two narrower ones.