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THE BLATTARIAE OF AUSTRALIA AND POLYNESIA.
1 introduction 
2 General characteristics 
3 SYNOPSIS OF FAMILIES 
4 SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTIONS 
4.1 I Ecotobidae 
4.2 II Phyllodromidae 
4.3 III Epilampridae 
4.4 IV. Geoscapheusidae 
4.5 V. Periplanteidae 
4.5.1 Anamesia. gen. nov. 
Anamesia Lambii,spec.nov
Anamesia Eastii,spec.nov.
Anamesia Lindsayi. spec. nov
Anamesia Frenchii, spec.nov
4.5.2 Ployzosteria ,Burm. 
Polyzosteria Limbata
Polyzosteria Osbcurovidis
Polyzosteria Maculata
Polyzosteria Aenae
Polyzosteria Oculata
Polyzosteria Pubescenes
Polyzosteria Patula
Polyzosteria Femoralis
Polyzosteria Figurata
Polyzosteria Invisa
Polyzosteria Mitchelli
Polyzosteria Bagoti
Polyzosteria Reflexa
Polyzosteria Nobilis
Polyzosteria subnobilis
Polyzosteria subverrucosa 
4.5.3 Platyzosteria, brunner 
Platyzosteria melanaria
Platyzosteria armata
Platyzosteria Rufofuca
Platyzosteria atrata
Platyzosteria punctata
Platyzosteria Pseuatrata
Platyzosteria albomarginata
Platyzosteria subaptera
Platyzosteria Avocaensis
Platyzosteria Scabra
Platyzosteria Scabella
Platyzosteria Castanea
Platyzosteria Truncata
Platyzosteria Trifasciata
Platyzosteria Blateata
Platyzosteria Latizona
Platyzosteria Ardrossanensis
Platyzosteria Ligata 
Platyzosteria (Ployzosteria) Bifita
Platyzosteria Laterias
Platyzosteria Ferruginea
Platyzosteria Zonata
Platyzosteria Ployzona
Platyzosteria Quadrifascia
Platyzosteria Pectoralis
Platyzosteria Tarsalis
Platyzosteria(Chalcolampra) Cuprea 
Platyzosteria Rothei
Platyzosteria Oranta 
4.5.4 Knephasia, gen,nov 
Etymology: –knephas= dusky, referring to color.
Knephasia Medilinea,spec. nov
4.5.5 Periplaneta 
Periplaneta Orientalis,linne （东方蜚蠊）
Fauna Suec. n., 862; Br., Syst., 226.
Blatta,L.,1745,&c; Kakerlac, Serv., Hist. Nat. Orth.; Stylopuyga, Scdd.
" Brownish-ferruginous to chestnut Elyta of male not attaining the apex of abdomen, truncate; of female sligtly exceeding the mesonotum, lateral.
Wings shorter than elytra in both sexes. supra-anal lamina of male transverse, bindmargin membranous; of female compressed, triangularly excised.
Periplaneta Rufa.
Periplaneta Concinna
Periplaneta Americana, Linne
Periplaneta Inclusa, Walker
Periplaneta Palllipalpis, Serv
Periplaneta apicalis, Walker
Periplaneta convexa, Walker
Periplaneta Marginalis, Sassure.
Periplaneta Sorar,
Periplaneta Heydeniana
Periplaneta Fortipes, 
Periplaneta Invisa,
Periplaneta Glabra
Periplaneta Obscura
Periplaneta Scabriuscula
Periplaneta Provisionalis,spec.nov 
4.5.6 Deropeltis,Burn 
Deropeltis Erythrocephalus, Fabr.
4.5.7 Drymaplaneta,gen.nov. 
Drymaplaneta Cummus
Drymaplaneta Submarginata
Drymaplaneta Obscuripes
Drymaplaneta Subbifasciata
Drymaplaneta Semicincta
Drymaplaneta Sexguttata
Drymaplaneta Semivitta
4.6 Chorisoneuridae 
4.6.1 Chorisoneura 
Chorisoneura Hygrophoroides, Walker.
Chorisoneura Loftyensis
4.6.2 Eleutheroda, 
Eleutheroda galerucoides
4.7 Panchloridae 
4.7.1 Nauphoeta 
4.7.2 Zetobora 
Zetobora antica
4.7.3 Oniscosoma, 
Oniscosoma castanea
Oniscosoma pallida
4.7.4 Perisphaeridae 
Perisphaeridae Laminata
Perisphaeridae Fallax
Black, Fusiform, shining, very convex, roughly punctured. Head smooth, extending a little beyond the pronotum, vertex and palpi dark-red. Antenna longer
thean half the body, setose, dark-red towards the base. Pronotom parabolic, or short conical, sides rounded, straight behind. Meso- and Meta- notum with hindangles hardly elongate.
Legs deep-red, short, thick, tibiae with short spines. Cerci very short.
4.7.5 Derocalymma, 
Derocalymma contigua
4.7.6 Ectatoderus 
Ectatoderus Noumeensis
4.8 Heterogamidae 
4.8.1 Ataxigamia,gen,nov 
Ataxigamia Tatei
4.9 Panesthidae 
4.9.1 Panesthia, Serville. 
Panesthia Morio
Panesthia Javanica
Panesthia Transverse
4.9.2 Polyzosteriae 
Aamesia
Polyzosteria
4.9.3 Platyzosteriae 
Platyzosteria
Leptozosteria
Pseudolampra
Knephasia