ALBERT

Description: In 1946, after the war, I had the opportunity again to visit my friend Mr. C. Willemse, and to study the Phyllophorinae in his collection. At the same time I could examine two specimens from the Rotterdam Museum, belonging to the subfamily, which had been sent to him for identification.\nEspecially these last mentioned two specimens are very interesting, the one being the still unknown \xe2\x99\x82 of Sasima areolata Bol., the second a somewhat aberrant \xe2\x99\x80 specimen of Phyllophora keyica Brunner v. Watt.\nFor the literature I may refer to Orthopterological Notes II (De Jong, 1946). The sequence of the species is according to Karny (1924) Sasima spinosa Brunner von Wattenwyl Mr. C. Willemse\'s Collection: New Guinea: 1 ? (abdomen damaged).\nSasima lactuca Bol\xc3\xadvar Mr. C. Willemse\'s Collection: New Guinea: 1 \xe2\x99\x82, Sattelberg, leg. H. Rolie.\nSasima areolata Bol\xc3\xadvar Mr. J. H. Jurriaanse\'s Collection, in Rotterdam Museum: New Guinea: 1 \xe2\x99\x82, Roon Island, N. of New Guinea (plesioallotype).\nIn the general characters the specimen belongs to Sasima. In Karny\'s key it runs to S. areolata Bol. of which the \xe2\x99\x80 was known in only one adult specimen (Bol\xc3\xadvar, 1903) and one immature specimen (Griffini, 1908).\nAccording to the shape and armament of the pronotum, the shape of the elytra, and the transverse wrinkles on the dorsal surface of the femora, the present \xe2\x99\x82 should undoubtedly be reckoned to areolata. However, there are some differences with the \xe2\x99\x80. In the \xe2\x99\x80 the armament of the pronotum