Watson, on coconut palm infested with whitefly (1 o, 29, BMNH); Four Seasons Resort,

9-XI-1995, colls. G. Watson, M. Cock & E. Clarke, on coconut palm infested with

Aspidiotus destructor and whiteflies (43 g, 34~ BMNH); Nisbet Plantation, 10-XI-

1995, coll. G. Watson, on coconut palm (20 o, 149 BMNH); Nisbet Estate, 20-II-1997,

coll. R. G. Booth, on coconut palm (3 o, 29 BMNH); Potwork, 10-XI-1995, coll. E.

Clarke & G. Watson, on coconut palm infested with scale and whitefly (2y, BMNH).

 Cybocephalus geoffreysmithi T. R. Smith, New Species

 (Figs. 5-22-5-25)

 Diagnosis. Male and female are black or dark brown. Each antennomere of the

antennal club is distinctly separated to form a serrated edge and the terminal antennomere

is truncate (Fig. 5-22). Scutellum with convex margins. In males, the basal plate (Fig. 5-

25) and median lobe (Figs. 5-23, 5-24) are easily distinguished from all other species.

 Etymology. This species is named in honor of Geoffrey Edwards Smith, paternal

grandfather of the species name's author.

 Description. Male. Form: Elongate oval; contractile; strongly convex dorsally.

Length: 1.1 mm (measured from apex of clypeus to apex of elytra); breadth: 0.9 mm

(measured across elytral humeri). Color: Head, thorax, elytra and underside dark brown,

a narrow band along the lateral margin of pronotum and posterior margin of elytra

yellowish and translucent; front legs and antennae amber or light brown, middle and hind

legs dark brown. Head: Broad and convex, clypeus moderately produced and narrow.

Eyes large, oblong, with internal margins distinct. Genae not visible from above. Dorsal

surface distinctly alutaceous and finely punctate. Antennae 11-segmented including a

club with 3 antennomeres, club length about 12-2/3 size of the eye. Club flat and distinctly

separated from funicle and with a distinctly serrated margin. First club antennomere