The present paper is a continuation of my work on the homologies of the wing veins of Homopterous insects, a paper having previously been published on the wing venation of the Jassidæ.* The present paper is based upon a study of the wing pads of eleven genera of Fulgoridæ. These eleven genera are distributed among seven of the eleven commonly recognized sub-families of Fulgoridæ. Two of the sub-families not represented in this study are not found in our territory and I have not been able to secure representatives of the two remaining sub-families, Achilida and Fulgorida. The venation of these two sub-families presents no special difficulties when viewed in the light of our knowledge of other Fulgoridæ which have been carefully studied. *ANNALS of the Entomological Society of America, Vol. VI, No. 1.
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Z. P. Metcalf (1913) studied this question.